[00:02] ArneGoetje: ok trying to get that. we dont really have a spec; let me talk to rick what we can do ;) [00:03] asac: thanks a bunch! [00:04] but we discussed that already this afternoon so i think it should be ok. actually i would think that the code changes should be easy enough to have this by friday ;) [00:04] do you think thats doable? otherwise how long does a langpack rollout take? [00:04] like just an update of langpacks without a new export [00:07] asac: yes, but it takes my time from working on my work items and I need to justify myself for that [00:15] ArneGoetje: yes. understood ... i will get a work item today so you can work on friday on that ;) [00:16] asac: for stable releases with upstream XPIs, do updated strings from rosetta actually get merged into the .jar files? Or are only upstream XPIs used? [00:16] asac: thanks [00:17] atm we use upstream xpis for stable release [00:18] simply because we have no qa procedure atm that would be good enough - as discussed before [00:18] asac: ah, ok. [00:22] what do you link to get the symbols from resolv.h? [00:23] libresolv? [00:27] yep that fixed it :) [00:28] 1 get_type left to fix and then the other more complicated bits left [00:33] asac: please note that I won't be available next week, due to Chinese New Year [00:41] * ccheney is also gone thu-mon [01:05] finally down to just: [01:05] ../libsoup/.libs/libsoup-2.4.so: undefined reference to `g_main_context_pop_thread_default' [01:05] ../libsoup/.libs/libsoup-2.4.so: undefined reference to `g_poll' [01:06] ../libsoup/.libs/libsoup-2.4.so: undefined reference to `g_main_context_push_thread_default' [01:06] ../libsoup/.libs/libsoup-2.4.so: undefined reference to `gnutls_priority_set_direct' [01:07] 188KB 6.3Kline patch [01:07] still won't really know if it works though until i get it all done :-\ [01:09] * ccheney off to his 5 day weekend :) === jcastro_ is now known as jcastro [09:01] morning [10:22] ccheney: ca you post what you got ? [10:23] before going on vac? [13:08] Man, there has to be a leak in chromium or something, it causes my computer to grind to a halt whenever I start loading relatively large images. It never did this before. And it remains slow even when the tab with the image has been closed. [13:14] i didnt upgrade today. so cant confirm [13:20] I'm using the -dev ppa and I've had this problem for a while. It seems once chromium takes up most of my ram, it refuses to let it go. [14:15] asac: too late? *mauahaha* [14:16] * micahg thinks asac is up to his arm in code :P [15:55] Ubuntu Mozillateam meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 5 minutes [16:07] asac: so, I looked at the fontconfig bug in bmo, and followed the links upstream, it seems like it was stalled [16:08] I was thinking to poke cairo upstream [16:13] micahg: so ... the lcd bug is something upstream blocks on [16:13] micahg: the gtk setting imo just is an issue because its a different cairo than the one previously loaded by gtkj [16:13] idk [16:14] if nothing changes i will install fedora [16:14] asac: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=23125&action=edit [16:14] i am sure they have the same issue [16:14] and upstream just never saw good fonts :) [16:15] hmm [16:15] i think that code landed eventually [16:15] maybe check if you can still see that code in the current tree [16:15] yep [16:15] * micahg checks 1.8 [16:15] .1.8.8 first [16:16] not in 1.8.8 [16:16] * micahg looks in trunnk [16:17] asac: not in trunk [16:17] ask in cairo ;)? [16:17] #cairo [16:17] * micahg has it somewhere [16:18] anyway. that feels related, but still doesnt explain why gtk settings dont work [16:18] thats not fontconfig [16:18] (still would be a great catch if it was true) [16:18] well, I'm trying to get rid of upstream's reasons why it's not their fault :) [16:19] I clearly saw the issue posted in teh otehr bug about handling of fonts, so I thought I'd look into it [16:20] different display based on xfb or cairo backend [16:20] s/xfb/xft [16:23] asac: are you waiting to spin all the stuff to teh security PPA at once? [16:25] yeah [16:25] well. the easiest way to give strong indication that its upstream is to run fedora [16:25] and see if it works there ;) [16:25] that gives us two distros having the same issue [16:25] if not, we are at fault [16:25] or they have a patch we didnt pick up [16:25] asac: k [16:25] i'll d/l f12 [16:27] cooool [16:27] try upstream build there ;) [16:27] k [16:29] * micahg will be back in 20-30 min [16:44] mmmm. did i miss the meeting? [16:44] asac, can you look at this bug: http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/9274/dragging.png [16:45] dragged links receive no antialiasing. [17:12] I added the ubuntu-mozilla-daily repositories to my karmic and did sudo apt-get install firefox-3.6 . i fetched some 28KB of data.but i don't have firefox-3.6. when I do aptitude show firefox-3.6 , the description says its a transitional package. how do i get ff 3.6 [17:13] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/firefox-stable - > [17:14] LLStarks: no, we'll reschedule [17:15] svosusr3: it's firefox now [17:17] asac: ok will post it [17:18] michag: i ran /usr/bin/firefox - i am still at 3.5.7 [17:19] sorry abt the typo : micahg* [17:19] svosusr3: so, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade should do it [17:24] why dist-upgrade over aptitude? [17:24] LLStarks: idk [17:25] you could do sudo aptitude upgrade and look for the right solution I suppose [17:41] ccheney: thanks [17:41] get in to some stable place (where it doenst get overridden on next ) [17:43] http://people.canonical.com/~ccheney/libsoup2.4-backport.tar.bz2 [17:46] ccheney: whtas that? [17:46] i cannot run debuild -S on it to produce something debdiffable ;) [17:47] ccheney: what can i do with that thing? [17:47] make isnt working either ;) [17:47] e.g. seems to be not preconfigured [18:06] asac: run autoreconf then build [18:08] or i can generate a debdiff against hardy if you would like [18:28] [reed]: did you read what i said? [18:42] kenvandine, the Indicator Applet is completely broken with/for evolution [18:43] describe completely broken [18:43] sometimes it crashes for me [18:43] when evo exits [18:43] otherwise it is working [18:43] and i think that bug is fixed in today's uploads [18:50] kenvandine, http://people.ubuntu.com/~fta/indicator-applet-and-evo.ogv [18:51] hm, chromium has a nice embedded player now ): [18:51] :) [18:55] kenvandine, and evo is no longer in the menus :( [18:56] fta, what version of dbusmenu? [18:56] dpkg -l |grep libdbusmenu [18:57] $ dpkg -l | grep libdbusmenu | cut -c-80 [18:57] rc libdbusmenu-glib0 0.2.1-0ubuntu1 [18:57] ii libdbusmenu-glib1 0.2.3-0ubuntu3 [18:57] rc libdbusmenu-gtk0 0.2.1-0ubuntu1 [18:57] ii libdbusmenu-gtk1 0.2.3-0ubuntu3 [18:58] ok, that bug was fixed in 0.2.3-0ubuntu3 [18:58] what version of evolution-indicator? [18:59] 0.2.6-0ubuntu4 [18:59] ok [18:59] weird [19:00] can you make sure there are no files left around from the 0.2.1-0ubuntu1 versions? [19:02] i see there's a new kernel, so maybe a reboot will help [19:02] i just hope we don't still have upgrade issues [19:02] how about indicator-messages? [19:02] what version [19:03] i mean, a desktop restart will probably help, but i only restart when there's a new kernel [19:03] oh [19:03] ok [19:03] 0.3.1-0ubuntu2 [19:03] yeah, you would have needed a restart since monday [19:04] 20:03:49 up 3 days, 20:48, 7 users, load average: 0.09, 0.18, 0.14 [19:05] had to restart, as X lost both kernel & mouse and was unkillable [19:35] kenvandine, gwibber crashed on restart [19:35] dbus [19:36] Title: gwibber crashed with DBusException in call_blocking() [19:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/374171/ [21:58] micahg: what did you make me do :\ [21:58] BUGabundo: nothing... [21:58] BUGabundo: just asking about me :) [21:58] :p [21:58] in just a few minutes, u managed to due what MANY asked for a long time [21:59] remove dup posting [21:59] cool :) [22:00] BUGabundo: does that mean you'll be posting more to keep your dent count up? :) [22:00] nope [22:00] check the stats [22:00] macno.com/denticator [22:01] BUGabundo: domain for sale? [22:01] sorry [22:01] .org [22:03] you're tops :) [22:04] * micahg is 862 [22:04] been for a long time [22:05] and even not posting so much to identica [22:05] I know im secure for a few months [22:05] although edy is fast [22:05] my OMB account is in 20 or so [22:05] check it [22:06] BUGabundo: #34 on braindbirf [22:06] *brainbird [22:12] calm days [22:18] <[reed]> armin76: um [22:18] <[reed]> what bug# again? [22:53] <[reed]> how do I remove a remote bug watch from a bug (specifically, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/233901)? [22:53] Ubuntu bug 233901 in firefox-3.0 "Autoconfig not working" [Undecided,Fix released] [22:53] hmm [22:54] I get an error [22:54] nm [22:54] <[reed]> the one to 178685 needs to be removed [22:54] <[reed]> I dunno how to do that [22:55] [reed]: comments are imported so only an admin can do it [22:55] [reed]: I'm going to work with someone tomorrow hopefully to fix this issue [22:55] <[reed]> ugh [22:55] you're already subscribed to the bug 499113 [22:56] Launchpad bug 499113 in malone "Launchpad will sync comments and link back to all bug watches, even those not linked to a bug task" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/499113 [22:56] [reed]: it's a huge problem [22:56] <[reed]> I'm going to disable launchpad's account in bmo [22:56] [reed]: gmb said he'd look into it tomorow and I'll try to help... [22:56] [reed]: maybe that's best until this is fixed [22:57] [reed]: let me check with them if that'll mess anything up in LP [22:57] <[reed]> ok [23:34] quick OT poll: what topics would you like to see mention or would talk about in a introduction to Open Source desktop apps, running of a Ubuntu Karmic install ? . feel free to PVT me with ideas