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brycehhow do you get apport to force filing a bug report even if you don't have all the latest bits installed?00:30
brycehnm, found it (rtfm bryce)00:31
brycehhm, don't work00:42
brycehpitti, APPORT_IGNORE_OBSOLETE_PACKAGES=true apport-cli -c /tmp/xserver-xorg-video-intel.2010-02-17_22\:31\:42.401787.crash does not let me file the bug00:48
rickspencer3robert_ancell, isn't simple-scan already in Lucid? why would you need a ffe?00:52
brycehhi rickspencer300:52
rickspencer3hiya bryceh00:53
rickspencer3bryceh, seems like a plan is coming together for xorg + kernel bits?00:53
brycehyeah, we still need to get apw's view on it, but I think we got a solid plan finally00:54
seb128bryceh, I think that's because you already got the crash report ready for upload00:54
seb128bryceh, the variable works if you didn't do the "report the bug" yet00:55
rickspencer3anywho ...00:55
brycehseb128, basically I have the .crash file and want to post it to launchpad so I can see what info it's including00:55
seb128ie if the crash file doesn't have the stacktrace processed etc yet00:55
brycehoh00:55
seb128ie before the bouncing bar work00:55
seb128so basically get your crash and run that command without using the ui auto opened00:56
seb128rickspencer3, new versions of softwares which are not purely bug fix updates need exceptions00:56
brycehseb128, I'm trying to do this remotely because the machine's keyboard isn't working00:57
NafaiIs there a way to find out where in my source these warnings are coming from? http://paste.ubuntu.com/379439/00:57
seb128bryceh, well, if you get the crash report and run the command directly without doing anything else with it before that should work00:57
bryceheh, I'll just upgrade the box to latest and reproduce the report00:57
brycehheh00:58
brycehbryce@blumonc:~$ ls /var/crash00:58
bryceh_usr_share_apport_apport.0.crash                           xserver-xorg-video-intel.2010-02-17_22:37:01.055233.crash00:58
seb128you crashed apport? ;-)00:59
brycehguess so!00:59
robert_ancellrickspencer3, ffe requires "a new upstream version of a package" to get an exception.  I guess it depends how much you class Simple Scan as upstream00:59
seb128robert_ancell, non-bug-fix-only-version01:00
seb128robert_ancell, bug fix updates are fine01:00
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pittiGood morning05:39
pittirobbiew_: libgudev is built by udev source05:39
pittibryceh: hm, perhaps it's not an obsolete package, but a non-native one?05:40
kenvandinehey pitti, good morning06:25
pittihey kenvandine06:26
kenvandinei shaved more off of gwibber :)06:26
kenvandine200K06:26
pittiyay diets06:26
kenvandineremoved icons we don't use06:26
kenvandineand split out the extra themes to a different package06:26
kenvandineno need to ship 9 themes :)06:26
pittikenvandine: nobody uploaded your egenix splits yet?06:26
kenvandinenope06:26
kenvandineseb128 reviewed it06:26
kenvandinebut i guess not uploaded06:27
kenvandinebug 523969 if you want to look at it :)06:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 523969 in egenix-mx-base "Split docs out into separate packages" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52396906:27
pittikenvandine: opening a tab, will do in a bit06:28
kenvandinethx!06:29
pittikenvandine: can you forward the debdiff to Debian in the meantime, please?06:30
kenvandinesure06:30
pittikenvandine: oh, both mtools and datetime are the same source? convenient06:31
kenvandineyup06:31
pittiurgh, yay for not using standard debhelper06:31
pittikenvandine: thanks06:31
kenvandinepitti, yeah... it was an interesting package to mess with :)06:34
kenvandinebut i just followed what they already did06:34
kenvandinemovefiles.sh is an interesting approach06:34
kenvandine:)06:34
pittikenvandine: right, that "urgh" wasn't directed at you06:36
kenvandineunderstand06:37
kenvandinei had a similar reaction when i first downloaded it :)06:37
kklimondagood morning06:46
pittibaptistemm: hm, I'm not sure what you mean -- why would any other process influence how bluez evaluates its options?06:51
baptistemmpitti, I don't know, The reporter sent a mail to the bluez mailing list and the developper said it was working for him, and asked if any component in ubuntu would influence the power preferences07:10
pittididrocks: what I feared: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-netbook/daily-live/current/07:55
pittididrocks: I think we need to cut some OO.o parts07:55
didrocksGuten Tag pitti, wie geht's?08:15
pittihey didrocks, bonjour!08:16
pittiI'm a bit tired, but great08:16
pittiI got up at 6, the thought of my xorg blunder wouldn't let me sleep any longer :)08:16
pitti(all fixed now)08:16
pittiXsession.d/* is now really streamlined08:16
didrocksohoh, you didn't dream about it at least? :)08:16
pitti(and it only took 4 package uploads..)08:16
pittididrocks: no, only took me an hour to get to sleep :)08:16
didrocksrah…08:17
pittibut that's fine, TGIF :)08:17
didrockshow was your concert?08:17
pittioh, it was actually an iceskating performance08:17
pitti"Holiday on Ice"08:17
pittiartistic ice skating08:17
didrockssweet, I know it even if I never attended to their show08:18
pittigreat show, great costumes, nice music, and gorgeous light effects08:18
pittididrocks: how are you? survived the release day yesterday?08:18
didrocksI can imagine. Glad you like it :)08:18
didrockswell, they release late.08:18
didrocksand as I'm still ill, it was not a very good experience :)08:19
didrocksbut well, new release ready08:19
pittiurgh, so you are in the middle of the cold?08:19
pittididrocks: take it light then08:19
didrocksexactly. I'll try to not make something too brain-damaged today :)08:19
didrocksso, first fix this CD size08:20
didrockspitti: the OVERSIZE file is always empty? It's just an indicator that the CD is oversized?08:20
pittididrocks: exactly08:20
didrocksok, so, in that can, most of the time you look at the seed and look at what can be moved away, right?08:21
pittiright08:21
didrocks(I see OOo draw is a good candidate)08:21
pittididrocks: it's also helpful to have a rather clean chroot/pbuilder login08:21
pittiand compare "apt-get install" download sizes08:21
pittito see how much dropping a particular thing will buy08:21
* pitti goes back to *nnnng* speed ups08:22
didrockspitti: hum, is it possible to install from the seed all softwares and try autoremove in the pbuilder ,08:22
didrocksor you just try some kind of heuristic to see what overlap or not?08:22
pittididrocks: no, just compare "install oo.o-writer oo.o-calc oo.o-draw" against "install oo.o-writer oo.o-calc"08:23
didrocksok, trying that :)08:23
didrocksthanks08:23
pitti(no need to actually install, of course)08:23
didrocksright, just have the space took on disk :)08:24
pittididrocks: no, not on disk08:24
pittididrocks: look at the download size (.deb size)08:25
pittididrocks: squashfs is compressed08:25
pittiwhich is pretty similar to the .deb size08:25
pittididrocks: for "normal" .debs it's almost identical08:25
didrockspitti: oh ok, I didn't know it was corresponding approx to an ar archive08:25
pittifor OO.o the .deb size is a little smaller, since OO.o uses lzma08:25
didrocksnoted08:25
seb128hey there08:39
didrockshey seb12808:40
didrocksseb128: how is your cold?08:40
seb128lut didrocks08:40
seb128still there but it's not a really annoying one this time08:40
seb128no blocked nose or anything08:40
seb128you?08:41
didrocksok, a light one so :) You'll be able to enjoy your day off08:41
seb128yeah08:41
didrockshum, not very good I'm afraid. I think the week-end will be a slackering week-end in my bed :)08:41
seb128still working a bit this morning08:41
seb128then I will be off for lunch and enjoy my afternoon08:41
* seb128 hugs didrocks08:41
* didrocks hugs seb12808:41
didrocksurgh, we still install firefox-3.5 in addition to firefox-3.6 on netbook (it's only 0.1MB of additional download, but still). I have to fix also webfav to work with 3.608:48
pittididrocks: shouldn't we just seed "firefox"?08:55
pittihey seb128, good morning08:55
pittiseb128: wern't you supposed to have a holiday today?08:55
didrockspitti: for me, right, I just want to see why there is this "germinate workaround" before removing it08:56
pittiargh, I have gconf-sanity-check back; I thought we disabled that?08:56
seb128pitti, as said before I'm around a bit in the morning then away for lunch and afternoon09:02
seb128will likely going to a spa or something this afternoon09:02
seb128I still want to deal with some aftermatch of yesterday's update today09:02
seb128after the "all indicator message app are crashing" from yesterday09:02
seb128and gtk csd makes apps slugish and use cpu09:03
seb128pitti, btw I uploaded libgnome-keyring to NEW if you can have a look09:03
seb128pitti, I added the COPYING.GPL and upstream fixed that to git yesterday09:03
pittiah, thanks09:03
seb128I guess it's ok until next upload?09:03
seb128the code is basically a split of what was in gnome-keyring before I don't think it needs mir review09:04
pittiright, no MIR necessary, just a new upstream version09:04
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone09:09
pittihey chrisccoulson, good morning09:09
seb128hey chrisccoulson09:09
seb128how are you?09:09
pittichrisccoulson: btw, I'm taking another look at your 56gconfd-helper and "26_preload_sources.patch gconf"09:09
didrockspitti: after having look at the entire thing, I'm a bit concerning for the nebook image. I can only see this candicate: firefox 3.5 (wanting for lool to answer an only 0.1MB) and openoffice.org-help-en-us, and maybe computer-janitor-gtk?). openoffice.org-help-en-us seems to take approx 5MB, so that could work and enable us to add the music store plugin09:09
didrockshey chrisccoulson09:09
pittichrisccoulson: seems it might get late honours :) and we might use  it after all09:10
pittichrisccoulson: after the latest optimizations, it now nicely squeezes into the free CPU slot before mutter starts09:10
chrisccoulsonthat sounds good then!09:10
chrisccoulsonthat's not a good start to the day - i'm out of coffee again!09:11
seb128oh?09:11
looldidrocks: sorry, what's with firefox 3.5?09:11
chrisccoulsoni should have got some on the way to work ;)09:11
looldidrocks: Oh the seed thing, just saw it09:11
loolThis was a subtle one, let me recall09:11
pittichrisccoulson: none in the office any more?09:11
didrockslool: right :)09:11
chrisccoulsonpitti - there is some other coffee in the office, but everybody else drinks instant coffee09:12
seb128chrisccoulson, you don't have a starbucks nearby? ;-)09:13
pittichrisccoulson: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/bootcharts/daniel-lucid-20100219-1.png is normal lucid09:13
pittichrisccoulson: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/bootcharts/daniel-lucid-20100219-1-earlygconf.png is with your two gconf changes09:13
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i suppose i could drive in to redditch and get a starbucks ;)09:13
pittichrisccoulson: look how the CPU usage nicely increases right after the last red bar (desktop startup)09:13
seb128pitti, early gconf uses cpu for some 0.5s extra though09:14
pittiseb128: right, but nothing else is in that slot09:14
pittiso we might just as well start it when we have a bottleneck (gnome-session and nothing else) anyway09:15
pittiinstead of starting it later where we already have enough waiting processes?09:15
pittiseb128: or do you mean it uses 0.5 s _more_ when you start it early?09:15
looldidrocks: Right, so in theory this could be considered a germinate bug, but abrowser gets considered despite firefox being listed earlier (which will eventually pull firefox-3.5 in karmic); it was enough to list firefox-3.5 anywhere in the seed to get this fixed, so that's what I did09:16
looldidrocks: Sadly, we need to bump this workaround with each firefox update09:16
seb128pitti, the earlygconf is 11.5s the other one 11s09:16
chrisccoulsonyeah, i just noticed that. how accurate are those markers?09:16
pittiseb128, chrisccoulson: anyway, I'm currently experimenting with something else still; I'm not firm yet that the gconf change is optimal09:16
looldidrocks: I'm not sure whether cjwatson had particular plans to address this, perhaps we will just have to live with the bug09:16
didrockslool: ok, so I'll just list firefox here09:16
pittichrisccoulson: not very09:16
pittithe end marker varies some plusminus a second09:17
looldidrocks: blacklists would make it easier to manage, but are usually a last resort kind of thing, and not meant for this09:17
seb128pitti, is that still worth spending efforts on boot speed now?09:17
looldidrocks: You should list firefox-3.609:17
pittidepending on where it decides that the CPU is "empty" enough09:17
pittiseb128: we are still > 10 s..09:17
looldidrocks: firefox is already listed earlier in the netbook-remix karmic seed09:17
seb128pitti, we are down to 10.nn seconds and the remaining part to optimize doesn't seem really GNOME now09:17
didrockslool: understood, updating now. Thanks :)09:17
seb128pitti, did we say 10.00s?09:17
lool(I checked karmic; let me check the lucid UNE see)09:17
seb128pitti, or 10s?09:17
pittiwell, desktop is 5 s still09:17
seb128because 10.8s is 10s to me09:18
didrockslool: it's the same, we still have the firefox-3.5. I just have to replace by firefox as it's firefox 3.609:18
loolOh right we don't have a firefox-3.609:18
looldidrocks: firefox should be already listed09:18
seb128pitti, is notify-osd dbus spawned when something open a notify bubble?09:19
pittiseb128: yes (dbus activation)09:19
looldidrocks: it's already there on line 9409:19
didrockslool: right, it's already listed, but abrowser depends: firefox09:19
seb128pitti, I'm wondering what sends a bubble during that boot09:19
seb128pitti, and if that could be fixed to not09:19
pittiseb128: hm, good point; nothing is09:19
looldidrocks: Hmm so?09:19
pittiseb128: perhaps something querying for capabilities09:19
seb128pitti, well nm does the "you can connect by clocking on the notifyicon"09:19
seb128clicking09:20
seb128or do you autoconnect to something?09:20
didrockslool: no more need for the workaround, right? as abrowser will be considered and pull firefox, no?09:20
chrisccoulsonseb128 / pitti - nm-applet09:20
looldidrocks: firefox is explicitly seeded09:20
pittiseb128: nm-applet starts later than notify-osd09:20
chrisccoulsonthat shows a notification when it connects to wireless09:20
pittiso that's not it09:20
chrisccoulsonhmmm09:20
looldidrocks: We want to list firefox in the seed because we want to ship firefox, not abrowser09:20
looldidrocks: the goal of seeding firefox-3.5 was for the webfav deps to be already satisfied by the seed when considered09:21
pittithe things before are: gconfd, mutter, g-s-d09:21
looldidrocks: But that's not needed anymore since we seed "firefox" and that satisfies the webfav deps09:21
chrisccoulsonpitti - i suspect that maybe my osd patch to g-s-d queries the capabilities09:21
seb128g-s-d maybe does query for notify capability?09:21
chrisccoulsoni can look at that this afternoon and fix it if it's dong that09:21
pittichrisccoulson: it might defer that until it has a notification to show?09:22
didrockslool: hence my "no more workaround needed" as webfav deps are already satisfied09:22
looldidrocks: it used to be too indirect that we had to have a workaround (we wanted to avoid mentionning the firefox version in the seeded packages), so we added the workaround; it's not indirect anymore, we don't need the workaround09:22
seb128pitti, can you try a boot without g-s-d to see if notify-osd is still there?09:22
pittiseb128: good catch!09:22
seb128pitti, ;-)09:22
looldidrocks: Exactly, but do keep firefox itself seeded on line 9409:22
pittiseb128: sure09:22
loolJust drop the Germinate workarounds sections with 3.509:22
lool*section09:22
didrockslool: oh sure, I didn't mean that :) I have also to bump webfav dep09:22
looldidrocks: Hmm the webfav deps are broken09:23
didrockslool: webfav doesn't currently work with firefox 3.6, but I'll fix that09:23
looldidrocks: These might just need a rebuild IIRC09:23
loolOk09:23
pittiseb128: oops, I think it didn't like that; it's spinning on a black bg forever now09:24
seb128weird09:24
didrockslool: thanks :)09:24
pittichrisccoulson: is that patch in a plugin? or in g-s-d itself?09:24
chrisccoulsonpitti - it's in the media-keys plugin09:25
seb128pitti, did you move the autostart away or did you do your chmod trick?09:25
chrisccoulsonbbiab, i have my exit interview with HR now09:25
seb128chrisccoulson, good luck!09:25
pittiseb128: chmod09:25
pittidisabled the plugin now09:25
seb128chrisccoulson, does g-u-s need sponsoring btw?09:25
seb128pitti, that might not work, gnome-session might be waiting on g-s-d to be done with registration to go to next steps09:26
seb128pitti, I usually move the autostart away which makes it not try at all09:26
seb128anyway turning off media-key seems better09:26
pittinope, still starts up09:27
pittiI'll track that down09:28
seb128pitti, can you look at libgnome-keyring now?09:29
seb128pitti, I would like to upload the gnome-keyring updates which block on the lib to be accepted first before going for the afternoon09:30
pittioops, sorry; doing09:30
seb128pitti, danke09:30
didrocksso, no objection about removing openoffice.org-help-en-us from the netbook seed? I don't see any other opportunity of removal apart from computer-janitor-gtk09:31
pittiuh09:32
pittididrocks: dropping presentation and draw is not enough?09:32
pittiand -base?09:33
pittiseb128: looks fine, accepted; thanks09:33
didrockspitti: presentation can be dropped. draw isn't listed, so it should be mixed with something else09:33
seb128pitti, danke09:33
seb128pitti, to main?09:33
pittiyes09:33
seb128excellent09:33
didrockspitti: but one of the point of providing OOo again was presentation…09:33
* seb128 hugs pitti09:33
pittididrocks: hm, ok; perhaps we could drop calc then09:34
pittididrocks: (fair point, yes)09:34
didrockspitti: let me check09:34
pittididrocks: and we don't even have mono back yet, do we?09:34
pittiseb128: so I dropped all the g-s-d plugins which link against libnotify, and now it's started later09:35
didrockspitti: 5 MB for calc apparently09:36
didrockspitti: no, no mono09:36
didrockspitti: and I think we'll be asked to bring the music store plugin09:36
pittiseb128: I'll just start a dbus-monitor and see what else is talking to it09:36
didrocks(just hope it's few KB)09:36
seb128pitti, I guess every program using libnotify queries for capabilities at init09:37
loolRAOF: Heya, you seem to be taking care of libdrm these days, any plans for merging .18 from Debian?  it fixes a nasty random crash09:39
pittiseb128: right, it's in notify_init()09:39
RAOFlool: I believe tjaalton is on it.09:39
didrockspitti: when you have some time: lp:~didrocks/+junk/netbook.lucid. simple-scan can be the next opportunity if we really want gwibber in :/09:45
pittididrocks: well, if OO.o is too big, we have to go with abiword and gnumeric, and then have space for gwibber, tomboy, mono09:46
pittididrocks: dropping simple-scan is fair enough (although it is quite small); it's not a netbook-y app09:46
didrockspitti: right, I'm still looking for an presentation software which can open odp as this is typically a netbook usage (making a conference)09:46
loolRAOF: thanks09:49
tjaaltonRAOF: sure, I'll add patches to revert the two changes you mentioned09:54
RAOFtjaalton: Thanks.  You weren't already on it?  I'll prepare a nouveau DDX upload that'll build againt it.09:55
chrisccoulsonhey seb128 - you can sponsor g-u-s if you like. it's in a workable state at the moment anyway09:56
chrisccoulsoni'll do some more work on that over the weekend09:56
tjaaltonRAOF: I was about to ask you where we stand :)09:57
seb128chrisccoulson, ok thanks09:59
seb128chrisccoulson, how went your hr interview?09:59
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, it was ok. but i just wanted to finish and have my breakfast ;)09:59
seb128hehe09:59
seb128they didn't offer you some coffee? ;-)10:00
kklimondahmm.. looks like firefox is yet another victim of the gtk-csd10:06
kklimondasame problem as with nautilus - when I rearrange tabs or drag selected text I see gray rectangle..10:07
seb128issues were expected10:08
seb128opens bug if there is none and let us know10:08
seb128I will tag and assign them correctly10:08
seb128it's still before alpha310:09
seb128we have time for bugfixing before betas and lucid10:09
kklimondayeah, opening it right now - LP was misbehaving once again :)10:10
vishseb128: i was about to say "i didnt understand" what you meant in Bug #524301 , only now i noticed rhythmbox cpu usage :D.. duping my bug.. thanks :)10:10
ubottuLaunchpad bug 524301 in evolution "Evolution slow when switching mails [delayed formatting]" [Low,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52430110:10
seb128vish, sorry about the dup undup got some launchpad issues10:12
seb128vish, but yeah, I think all the "$software uses cpu" are the same gtk issue10:12
vishnp.. thanks :)10:12
kklimondaseb128: bug 524329 - should I tag next bugs I find as gtk-csd or just paste them here leave triaging for you guys?10:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 524329 in gtk+2.0 "gtk csd change breaks firefox dnd text and tabs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52432910:13
seb128kklimonda, feel free to tag those gtk-csd10:13
pittiargh, I still had nautilus disabled on the mini10:23
* pitti does a reinstall with today's image to get a clean slate again10:24
pittididrocks: any chance to get the ubiquity icon into the favourites for alpha-3?10:34
didrockspitti: oh sure, I was thinking of making iso testing next week, but I still can have a look now10:35
pittididrocks: no need to let everything drop, just asking whether that's on your radar10:36
pittididrocks: we can certainly survive another alpha if it's hard for some reason10:36
didrockspitti: I hope it'll not be so complicated. I have a little idea why we don't have it anymore, but I need to check that10:37
didrockspitti: today, I'm triaging and ordering bugs which should be fixed and those two (with webfav not compatible with FF 3.6) are on my first priorities10:37
pittididrocks: sounds fine10:38
didrocks(the third being "no clock applet by defaut)10:38
didrocksdefault*10:38
vishseb128: another Bug #524304 probably gtk-csd related ?  you want all to be duped to the meta bug or want to track the different issues?10:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 524304 in gtk+2.0 "High CPU usage with murrine progressbars" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52430410:46
seb128reassign to gtk for now and keep those separated10:47
vish ok.. thanks..10:47
seb128those might be apps issues too or theme issues10:47
seb128brb10:48
seb128pitti, did you measure what impact gnome-user-share has?11:00
seb128on boot speed11:00
pittiseb128: I didn't; I thought it was disabled by default?11:00
pittijust reinstalling11:00
seb128pitti, well it exit immediatly since no option is activated by default11:00
seb128but you were concerned by the loading cost11:00
pittiI thought it had an AutostartCondition?11:00
seb128chrisccoulson's update add a delay to the autostart but I'm wondering if that's really required11:01
seb128pitti, no, as said the other day I didn't do that because the server check for what is enable and exit immediatly11:01
seb128pitti, autostart can check one key not combinaison, and since you can use it for webdav and,or bluetooth11:01
pittithat still requires it to link, start up, and connect to gconf in vain?11:01
seb128well that's what you said the other day11:02
pittibut I thought the final plan was to run it on demand11:02
seb128that's why I'm asking ;-)11:02
chrisccoulsonseb128 / pitti - if we want to use an autostartcondition, i could add a new merged gconf key to trigger the autostart11:02
chrisccoulsoni plan to do some work on this over the weekend anyway11:02
pittiwah, fresh install, and it fails immediately11:02
* pitti purges plymouth again and sighs11:02
seb128well I'm wondering if that makes sense, I would expect loading cost to be marginal11:02
seb128but since we are after 0.1 seconds11:03
chrisccoulsonpitti - is it worth me reporting plymouth bugs, or is it known to be broken?11:03
chrisccoulsonplymouth gets worse every time i try and install it...11:03
seb128pitti, anyway it has a delay=15s with the upload I just sponsored from chrisccoulson11:03
seb128pitti, so it's not a boot speed concern11:03
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks for sponsoring :)11:03
pittiseb128: I just spent two hours to eliminate 4 greps and two "which"es from Xsession.d .. :)11:03
pittiseb128: ok, that should be fine11:03
seb128pitti, it just seems ridiculous to delay things this way to win 0.1s out of benchmark effect11:03
seb128but yeah, we are fighting benchmarks at this point11:04
pittiwell, shouldn't it start on demand?11:04
seb128not working on improving any user perspective11:04
pittiwell, needlessly starting a program is not just benchmark fighting11:04
seb128pitti, well, if you can detect that something try to push things over bluetooth that would be nice11:04
seb128I'm not sure that's the sort of things you get events for though11:05
seb128I would expect you need the service to listen for those11:05
pittidoesn't bluez daemon already listen to those?11:05
pittiwe have a bluetooth applet and a system bluez daemon11:05
pittiadding a third one for functionality that isn't necessary for most people seems to be a waste to me11:06
seb128I don't have any bluez daemon running there11:06
seb128and the gnome-bluetooth applet is not a server11:06
pittiseb128: e. g. the bluetooth applet already notices new devices like phones11:06
seb128it's an ui to configure bluetooth11:06
pittiit could start g-u-s once it pairs with a pone11:06
pittiphone11:06
seb128right11:06
chrisccoulsonpitti - i could look at doing that. it would need to handle the case though where a user allows non-paired phones to send files though11:07
seb128well right now as said the daemon start, check if anything needs it and exit11:07
chrisccoulsonwhich is possible in the UI11:07
seb128which I don't think it's anything real world users would notice11:07
pittiseb128: right, but what's the point in that? it's overhead for zero benefit11:07
pittiif it's not running, then it won't be there when actually needed either11:07
seb128well it doesn't exit if you need it11:07
seb128like you do webdav sharing11:08
seb128or bluetooth sharing11:08
pittiwe don't want to say "you must have your phone turned on and paired when starting your session"11:08
pittiright for webdav11:08
seb128well g-u-s shares things over bluetooth too11:08
seb128you can browse your computer from an another computer too11:08
seb128using nautilus11:08
pittithat again requires pairing first11:09
seb128depends of what option you selected11:09
seb128as chrisccoulson's said there is a "share without pairing" option11:09
pittithat would be a good autostart condition then :)11:09
pittiand the rest on demand, triggered on pairing11:09
seb128well we just start having or conditions11:09
seb128right11:10
seb128we have zillions of things which would be nice to have but limited manpower though ;-)11:10
pittiseb128: how come you don't have bluetoothd running, BTW? did you disable it for testing?11:10
seb128anyway delay=15s, load a binary which check keys and exit should not be end of the world11:10
pittiseb128: right, but then we also have the option of not installing it in the first place11:10
chrisccoulsonpitti - for now, do you want me to add an autostart condition so that it only starts when sharing is enabled (it is disabled by default anyway)11:11
chrisccoulsonthen we can maybe look at other alternatives afterwards11:11
seb128pitti, that would break obex push for users though11:12
pittichrisccoulson: that would be nice (i. e. move the check from the binary into the .desktop?)11:12
seb128pitti, I've bluetoothd indeed I was looking for bluez* before11:12
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah. i don't like the current architecture anyway (ie, the daemon starts and then exits if sharing is disabled, and then the preferences UI spawns it again if you enable sharing)11:13
seb128pitti, I think I agree with you because we need to reach that benchmark target but I don't think having autostart condition or the binary checking condition and exiting itself makes a fondamental difference11:13
chrisccoulsonwhich just seems weird anyway11:13
seb128pitti, out of the loading things cost with is like 0.1s and would not be noticed by any users out of benchmark in practice11:13
pittiseb128: not a fundamental one, of course; just wakeups, I/O, and some power loss, but nothing dramatic indeed11:13
pittiseb128: but even with ignoring that the architecture doesn't seem very clever to me11:14
seb128well I would expect that loading a binary and looking for some keys is not any costy on a modern hardware11:14
pittiseb128: in terms of usability11:14
seb128right11:14
seb128it's just that we have enough to do without redesigning g-u-s now11:14
seb128I would just say keep the delay key and live with the marginal loading cost happening 15 seconds in the session11:15
seb128chrisccoulson, you are welcome do you the changes you suggested if you want though ;-)11:15
pittibrb, I need my eth cable for the mini, to get wl through jockey11:15
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i'll have a look over the weekend11:16
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks11:16
pittiseb128: hm, current dist-upgrade wants to remove dozens of packages, and upgrade holds back libnome-keyring11:27
pittiis there a breaks or so to earlier versions?11:27
pittior is it just missing newer gnome-keyring now?11:27
seb128pitti, yes, libgnome-keyring and gnome-keyring need to go together11:28
pittiah, good11:28
seb128pitti, I've uploaded it but they are one publisher run away11:28
* pitti hugs seb12811:28
* seb128 hugs pitti11:28
seb128so with new indicator, gtk csd and new gnome-keyring we finally having lucid looking like an unstable version :p11:29
pittilol11:29
davmor2Guys is it me or is synaptic a bit broken?11:29
seb128define broken11:29
pittiseb128: although with plymouth it has felt like that for weeks now :)11:29
seb128pitti, you can get the gnome-keyring binaries on launchpad if you want to bootchart the update11:29
pittiseb128: not _that_ urgent, don't worry11:30
seb128pitti, ah right, I just uninstalled this one and forgot about it ;-)11:30
pittiseb128: they are a tad slower (I measured them before), by .1 s or so11:30
davmor2seb128: it's been open for 3 minutes and it's still reading the package list only the bar bottom right doesn't seem to be moving11:30
davmor2seb128: meh just tried it in vm on normal desktop it's fine but on une it's broken11:32
davmor2seb128: I'll try a vm version of une and see if it is broken there too11:33
chrisccoulsonexcellent, my new desk has finally arrived :)12:07
chrisccoulson2 days late12:07
baptistemm« Better later than never »12:07
chrisccoulsonheh12:08
baptistemm:)12:08
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pittibah, stopwatching the boot is surprisingly difficult12:11
chrisccoulsonis it too quick?12:11
pittino, but it all pops up at once12:11
pittiyou don't have any progress to guide you when to press the button12:11
pittiso you have to stare like an eagle and train a little :)12:12
chrisccoulsonand not blink:)12:12
pittiI want to measure the impact of bootchart itself12:12
djsiegel1Amaranth: hello12:12
pittithat collector process uses a fair bit of CPU as well12:12
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, it would be good if bootchart is adding 1 second to the boot ;)12:12
pitti'xactly12:12
pittiit'd be like Heisenberg12:13
sorenDo we know how much it adds? It must add /something/.12:13
pittisoren: that's what I'm just trying to find out :)12:14
pittisoren: given how much we fight for every bit of blue on those charts, the permanent blue "collector" process certainly has some12:15
sorenpitti: If I were you, I'd insmod something right after bootchart runs (or doesn't run), and look at kernel timestamps in dmesg.12:15
pittisometimes it's nice to actually have a hardware clock :)12:16
sorenpitti: ..especially since we're (hopefully) talking about sub-second delays.12:16
pittibut those matter hugely these days12:18
pittiwith bootchart: 11.58 11.67 11.912:18
pittiwithout bootchart: 10.63 10.52 11.2812:18
pitti(three identical setups/measurements in a row)12:19
sorenpitti: How are you timing this?12:19
pittiso sounds like 10% overhead12:19
pittigrub "press enter" until desktop appears:12:19
sorenUsing a stopwatch?12:19
pittiyes12:19
pittiI think my human error margin is some .2 s12:20
sorenWell, if you want it, I have a module that just says "Hi, pitti!". The kernel's timestamps should be accurate enough for a comparison.12:23
pittisoren: what could be a trigger then?12:23
sorenpitti: Add a Xsession thing to insmod it?12:23
sorenAt a relevant time.12:23
pittithat'd be start of session, not "session is done"12:23
pittibut I guess it doesn't matter12:23
pittito merely figure out the overhead12:24
sorenWell, how does bootchart get called?12:24
sorenPut it whereever that is.12:24
pittisoren: it collects for 45s and then walks back the CPU chart until the CPU dropped12:24
sorenOh.12:24
sorenOh, ok.12:24
pittiso, my average times are 11.7 vs. 10.8 s12:25
pittiso an 8% overhead is fair to say, I think12:26
* pitti lunches12:26
sorenpitti: lp:~soren/+junk/pittimod if you want it. It expects you to have your kernel headers installed.12:27
pittisoren: oh, thanks!12:49
sorenpitti: Just "make" should do it.12:49
djsiegel1pressing the power button on  my laptop shuts the thing off, where do I report this bug?12:49
pittidjsiegel1: do you have gnome-power-manager running?12:50
djsiegel1pitti: I can't figure out how to type | on this netbook!12:51
djsiegel1so I can't grep12:51
djsiegel1one sec12:51
pittilol12:51
pittips ux > /tmp/ps12:51
pittigrep power /tmp/ps12:51
didrocksdjsiegel1: or ps -C gnome-power-manager12:52
djsiegel1no, no gnome-power-manager12:52
djsiegel1oo ps -C12:52
didrocksgrep is expensive :)12:52
djsiegel1didrocks: yeah in 199012:52
djsiegel1pitti: this is fresh lucid daily, running with no gnome-power-manager12:53
pittidjsiegel1: hm, do you have a crash report for it?12:55
djsiegel1pitti no12:55
djsiegel1pitti mabe12:55
djsiegel1maybe12:55
pittidjsiegel1: if you start it from a terminal with --verbose, does it fail?12:55
djsiegel1no, that works12:56
djsiegel1power button now works as expected12:56
djsiegel1djsiegel1-afk12:57
asachmm gnome-keyring is installed but not started correclty i am told by gajim13:10
seb128asac, did you upgrade to 2.29?13:11
seb128asac, did you restart the session since?13:11
asacseb128: i dist-upgraded13:11
asacrebooted13:11
seb128:-(13:12
seb128dpkg -l | grep gnome-keyring13:12
asacgnome-keyring                        2.29.90git20100218-0ubuntu113:12
asacno process running13:12
seb128no gnome-keyring-daemon running?13:13
asaci can start it manually13:13
asacno its not running13:13
asaclet me re-login13:13
seb128do you use GNOME?13:13
asacyes13:13
seb128weird13:13
asachmm do i?13:13
asaclet me check ;)13:13
asacDESKTOP_SESSION=gnome13:13
asacGNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID=this-is-deprecated13:13
asacyes13:13
asaccan re-login in 3 minutes ... have to wait for aarm board upgrade in ssh session to finish13:14
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pittiasac, ccheney: "identify reverse dependencies in stable releases that get exposed to insecure content" -> is there a list now?13:29
asacseb128: its now running13:30
seb128asac, ok, weird, I will keep an eye on bugs about that13:30
asacyeah ... i think its a one time thing13:30
kenvandinehey pitti, forwarding that to debian is at the top of my list today13:32
pittihey kenvandine13:32
pittikenvandine: so, I'm a bit undecided whether to sponsor it now (if Debian uses something different, we'll have a big naming transition game)13:32
pittikenvandine: OTOH, we'll probably survive that13:32
pittibut we'd have to keep the changes for 4 releases13:33
kenvandinepitti, i would hate for all those docs to go into one package13:33
kenvandineit would be a huge package13:33
pittiyeah, probably13:33
kenvandineand usually you only need a piece of it13:33
kenvandinei think all the docs are about 9M13:33
asacpitti: blam, epiphany, liferea, bfilter, edbrowse, gluezilla, gnome-python-extras, chmsee, conkeror, fennec, galeon, gears, gnome-web-photo, google-gadgets, kazehakase, listen, miro, midbrowser, prism, tuxguitar,13:39
pittiasac: ah, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Lucid/FirefoxNewSupportModel/xulrunner-list ?13:40
pittiasac: so that WI is done, thanks13:40
asacdevhelp and yelp are questionable13:40
asaci would hope we can say no13:40
asacfor those13:40
asacyes13:40
asaclet me add that at the bottom explicitly13:40
asacpitti: will you set that WI to done? otherwise i can do that13:42
asacwe are working on the backporting in a ppa13:43
asacerr upporting13:43
asacwhile doing this we will decide what apps are causing issues and need to be removed13:43
pittire (sorry, phone call)13:43
asacno need to be sorry ;)13:44
pittiasac: devhelp/yelp> I agree, that's not exposed to insecure contents13:44
pitti[arnegoetje] roll new langpacks to lucid with localized yahoo plugins that have a search code: INPROGRESS13:44
asacthats partly done13:45
pittiasac: ^ hm, that doesn't seem to be related to the support model?13:45
asacpitti: rick added it there because we had no spec for the associated project ;)13:45
asacyou know ... this yahoo project ;)13:45
pittiah13:45
asaci think the idea is that i add the search codes for the currently shipped localized yahoo things and then we roll a new set for a313:46
pittiasac: thanks for the heads-up; I set the WI to done and fixed the link to the wiki page13:46
asacand after a3 we add the zillion others13:46
asaclocales we have to support13:47
asaci guess that needs to happen today?13:47
asac(e.g. if we want a new langpack set for a3?)13:47
asaci can also update the few we have manually ... but thats painful ;)13:47
pittiasac: AFAIUI, we're going to have a full export/-base rebuilds over the weekend13:47
pittithose will be the a3 langpacks13:47
asacpitti: do you know when the build gets kicked off?13:48
asace.g. what time?13:48
pittiasac: not exactly13:48
pittiasac: but if it's a lot of manual work, I don't think it'd be a catastrophe to update it post-a313:48
pittiby the time we'll release a3, we're going to have 100 uploads waiting anyway13:48
asacpitti: there are forces that want the searchcodes for locales to be proper by a3 ;)13:49
pittiah13:49
asaci will update the plugins by EOD13:49
pittiasac: ok, then "today"13:49
asacif thats too late then thats bad luck ;)13:49
asacand has to wait till after a313:49
pittino, should be fine13:49
pittiasac: this just affects your xpi scripts, not the actual LP import/export, right?13:50
asacit only affects the po2xpi data even (not the scripts)13:50
asacthe scripts are ready for what we want in a313:50
asacso yes, not import/export related13:50
pittikenvandine: great job on egenix!14:05
pitti(uploaded now)14:05
pittiit's too good to hold back :)14:05
kenvandine:)14:05
kenvandinegreat14:05
kenvandinethx14:05
kenvandinei'll get it forwarded this morning14:05
Riddellpitti: is this the chart you were making for kubuntu? http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/kubuntu-dev.html  it seems to include any item for everyone in ~kubuntu-dev, I'm not sure that's useful especially with ncommander in that team now14:26
pittiRiddell: right, that was the first shot at it; do we have a team which more accurately represents the people who are working on Kubuntu?14:28
pittikubuntu-members is certainly way too large14:28
Riddellpitti: I'd rather it was organised by the tasks in Kubuntu/Todo than by people14:28
pittiRiddell: I could make a report just for ~jr :)14:29
pittiand attach the wiki page14:29
chrisccoulsonpitti - is apport meant to catch Xorg crashes?14:43
pittiRiddell: do you want to update Kubuntu status on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus ?14:43
pittichrisccoulson: yes, that shuold work again these days, we fixed it at the sprint14:43
chrisccoulsonpitti - oh, i don't seem to be getting any crash reports14:44
chrisccoulsonwhen my laptop freezes at bootup, there is a trace in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old, suggesting X crashed14:44
chrisccoulsonin fact14:45
pittithis should generate an apport report14:45
chrisccoulsonbug 491672 is the one i'm getting14:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 491672 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[i945GM] X server crash (SIGSEGV) in lucid when cycling video outputs" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49167214:45
pittichrisccoulson: anythign in /var/log/apport.log?14:45
chrisccoulsonpitti - there's nothing there14:45
pittichrisccoulson: do you have it enabled in /etc/default/apport ?14:46
chrisccoulsonXorg appears to use 100% CPU after supposedly crashing - i wonder if it gets stuck in a loop somewhere in its signal handler14:46
chrisccoulsonapport is enabled here too14:46
LaserJockdidrocks: around?14:47
didrocksLaserJock: yeah, there14:47
LaserJockdidrocks: so I was going to start taking a crack on documenting making the GNOME session into a UNE-like one14:49
LaserJockdidrocks: I wondered if it would be good to just basically give gconftool lines to do equivalent14:49
didrocksLaserJock: no, symlink are better if we change the settings14:50
didrocksso that the new settings are taken into account14:50
LaserJockhmm, so symlink to /usr/share/gconf/une/*?14:51
didrocksLaserJock: oh it depends, I'm thinking about doing it on system or per user14:51
LaserJockI just don't know enough of how gconf config dirs work14:52
didrockson system yes, that's it with also symlinking /etc/xdg/xdg-une/* to /etc/xdg/ (symlink file by file)14:52
pittichrisccoulson: perhaps; it worked fine when I tested it last14:52
didrocksLaserJock: let's tackle the system one at first14:52
pittichrisccoulson: could you kill -SEGV xorg at some point and see whehter that works?14:52
pittichrisccoulson: (I suppose it does)14:53
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah14:53
chrisccoulsoni can do that now ;)14:53
chrisccoulsonbrb14:53
didrocksLaserJock: so, right, symlinking the mandatory and default file (symlink each file, not the directory) to /usr/share/gconf/default/14:53
LaserJockdidrocks: makes sense14:53
didrocksLaserJock: and then, run update-gconf-defaults14:53
didrocksLaserJock: (in the GNOME session)14:54
LaserJockok, that makes a lot of sense14:55
didrocksLaserJock: ping me for a review, we will tackle per-user settings in a second round :)14:55
slomoseb128: you might want to sync all the new gstreamer pre-releases before everything is frozen too much ;)14:56
chrisccoulsonpitti - that doesn't work either14:56
chrisccoulsonXorg just gets stuck in a loop14:56
pittiok, seems it broke yet again then14:56
chrisccoulsonthat's not an apport issue though is it?14:57
chrisccoulsoni might debug it later14:57
chrisccoulsonin the meantime, i've got some desk-building to do14:57
pittichrisccoulson: no, it seems the Xorg signal handler is broken again14:59
chrisccoulsonpitti - can you recreate that?15:00
pittichrisccoulson: can try later; I'm in the middle of something, I need X15:00
chrisccoulsonpitti - no worries. i might do some X debugging later and see if i can figure it out ;)15:00
rickspencer3pitti, bryceh, didrocks, kenvandine, seb128, Riddell good morning/afternoon/evening15:04
pittihi rickspencer315:04
didrocksgood morning rickspencer315:04
rickspencer3oh good, seb128 is out on his break15:06
rickspencer3folks ... it's been a long few weeks I know, lots of hard work ...15:06
rickspencer3so I want to encourage folks, don't fall into the trap of working this weekend!!15:06
rickspencer3I beg you, take the weekend off15:06
rickspencer3this is a marathon, not a sprint15:07
rickspencer3there is still 2+ months until we ship ... so take care of yourselves ... the desktop will ship as schedule on the 29th15:07
rickspencer3if you are thinking about working this weekend because something seems too important, ask yourself ...15:07
Riddellhi15:08
rickspencer3"what would happen if I got hit by a bus"?15:08
rickspencer3chances are, when you think about it, you will see that Ubuntu will ship and all will be well15:08
Riddelluh oh, I said I would go to (another) KDE 4.4 release party tomorrow, does that count? :)15:09
rickspencer3Riddell, parties do not count ;)15:09
rickspencer3Riddell, where is my invitation? 'pose it was lost in the mail15:09
Riddelloh phew15:09
Riddellyou missed a fun one in DC last week15:10
ccheneyhttp://people.canonical.com/~pitti/bootcharts/daniel-lucid-20100218-1-hacked.png <- Yipee! :)15:14
ccheney9.98s15:14
kenvandineccheney, wow...15:14
ccheneylooks like without the 'hacked' we are still about .5 - 1.0 second off from that15:14
LaserJockdidrocks: so, I tried it out and it works well. The only thing is the netbook-launcher favorites seem duplicated (2 of each)15:15
LaserJockI'm not sure if that's something I did on my system or not15:15
pitticcheney: :)15:16
pitticcheney: but that was (1) exceptionally lucky, and (2) a bit stripped down15:16
pitticcheney: in the meantime I uploaded the Xsession.d/ cleanup15:16
pittibut I didn't upload the "early mutter startup" one yet15:16
pittiI'm not so sure about this15:16
didrocksLaserJock: hum, I think it should be on your user level, I don't have other explanation currently, but that has to be tried on a vm15:19
TeTeTasac: do you think that upstream will accept my blacklisting patch for modem manager, see https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60802215:19
ubottuGnome bug 608022 in ModemManager "Autoprobing makes serial non-modem devices unusable" [Normal,Needinfo]15:20
asacTeTeT: will poke dan when i see him15:20
TeTeTasac: thanks15:20
LaserJockdidrocks: yeah, and not a big deal either. I suppose I should also have the -efl equivalent too. One sec and I'll have it up in a wiki page15:21
didrocksLaserJock: sweet!15:22
asacTeTeT: in top comment he said we want to blacklist by vid/pid ... is tat what thi spatch does15:22
asac?15:22
asacTeTeT: maybe attach an example blacklist15:23
TeTeTasac: nope, it blacklists by device file name15:23
TeTeTasac: I don't know enough about the probing unfortunately15:23
asacTeTeT: thats like ttyS0?15:23
TeTeTasac: exactly15:23
asacTeTeT: yeah. he will reject it then.15:23
asacthe blacklist needs to be by pid/vid15:24
TeTeTasac: ok, good to know15:24
asacactually i think the right way is to add a udev LABEL15:24
asacso you can deploy that in udev/rules.d15:24
asaclike MM_MODEM_PROBE_BLACKLIST15:24
asacTeTeT: check /lib/udev/rules.d/77-mm-ericsson-mbm.rules15:25
asacthere they add ID_MM_ERICSSON_MBM label15:25
asacwe could use the same for blacklisting and then make the  patch to just ignore devices with such a label15:25
TeTeTasac: great idea, but I fear my coding knowledge is not good enough for such a patch15:26
TeTeTasac: I wouldn't know where to look for the label in the datastructure15:26
asacTeTeT: it should be much simpler15:26
asacrather than the whole code you just use one gudev call to get check whether such a property exists15:27
asaci think its g_udev_device_get_property15:27
ccheneypitti: good luck :)15:27
asacor g_udev_device_get_property_as_boolean15:27
asacpitti: is ^^ the func to get such a ENV{...} ?15:27
pittiasac: correct15:28
asacTeTeT: maybe even just g_udev_device_get_property_keys15:28
TeTeTasac: looks like a possibility15:28
asacTeTeT: so yeah. just replace the "is_blacklisted" call with that and then you are done15:28
asacand you can blacklist modems like in the mbm rules (just with the right label)15:28
TeTeTasac: mbm rules?15:28
asac/lib/udev/rules.d/77-mm-ericsson-mbm.rules15:28
TeTeTok15:29
asacATTRS{idVendor}=="0bdb", ATTRS{idProduct}=="190a", ENV{ID_MM_BLACKLISTED}="1"15:29
asacpitti: what is ID_ used for? is there a rule?15:29
asacguess ID_ is wrong for this ;)15:29
TeTeT?15:30
pittiasac: I don't know about ID_MM_BLACKLISTED15:30
asacpitti: no ... what i mean: is ID_ a standing prefix used in udev world for some kind of stuff15:30
asac?15:30
asacor is that just MM invention?15:30
pittiasac: no, it's pure convention15:31
pittiit's not magic in any way15:31
asacTeTeT: try http://pastebin.com/d700ac83415:33
asacpitti: right. just wanted to know what kind of convention that is15:33
asacif its usually used for X ... i dont want to use it for Y ... but nevermind15:33
asacdan can just fix the variable as he wishes15:34
asacTeTeT: oh that has syntax probs ... one second15:34
pittiasac: it's usually used for any kind of "ID"entification from the device itself15:34
pittiasac: things like vendor names, partition types, drive labels, serial numbers15:34
pittiasac: or driver names15:34
TeTeTasac: why not has_property_as_boolean?15:35
asacTeTeT: cat attachment.cgi\?id\=154040  | pastebinit15:35
pittibut there's no strong policy on that15:35
asachttp://pastebin.com/d49062b2b15:35
pittithe properties should be self-descriptive15:35
asacTeTeT: i would say whenever that property is used we blacklist15:35
TeTeTasac: ok15:35
TeTeTwell, it was nice to learn how to read a config file in gnome anyway ;)15:36
asaclol15:37
asacTeTeT: true.15:37
asacTeTeT: i attached that patch to the bug15:37
asacwill talk to dcbw and commit it if he is ok with that15:37
asacTeTeT: maybe confirm that it works as expected for you15:37
TeTeTasac: I can't test right now, as I don't have the needed hardware, will query the customer15:38
TeTeTasac: thanks a lot for your help!15:38
asacTeTeT: yeah. try to build at least ;) ... no problem15:38
TeTeThow to do something like bzr revert in git?15:39
TeTeTnevermind15:40
asacgit reset HEAD^; git checkout -f (thats uncommit + revert)15:41
LaserJockdidrocks: does UNE-efl use maximus?15:41
didrocksLaserJock: it will in the UNE session, I don't think it's compulsory, but it's better for the user experience15:42
pittiDARN15:42
pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/15:42
pittistill oversized15:42
didrocksLaserJock: it's just an independant piece of software which maximise every window15:42
didrockspitti: and no gwibber yet15:43
LaserJockdidrocks: yeah, I was just looking at /etc/xdg/xdg-une-efl15:43
didrocksI'm afraid it will be really hard this time (and I don't want to imagine how it will be for the french remix…)15:44
didrocksLaserJock: right, but that will probably change soon15:44
LaserJockdidrocks: what will change about it?15:45
didrocksLaserJock: having maybe maximus desktop file in it (still need to be discussed, but don't have the time today, I hope next week)15:45
LaserJockok15:45
LaserJockdidrocks: are there any public UNE meetings at all?15:46
LaserJockI noticed that almost everything to do with UNE is pretty tightly Canonical15:46
didrocksLaserJock: the meeting is here, in the traditional desktop team meeting15:46
didrocksLaserJock: and specs were discussed at UDS, which is public15:46
LaserJockk15:48
qensekenvandine: I've found the Twitter issue for Gwibber: "error: (60, 'server certificate verification failed. CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CRLfile: none')" Changing  'https' to 'http' in the URL_PREFIX in microblog/twitter.py solves the issue, but that's probably not the best solution.15:48
kenvandineqense, ah... yeah15:49
kenvandinejcastro knows the work around to that15:49
kenvandineit is a bug in ca-certificates15:49
qenseah15:49
jcastroqense: I'll dig it up15:49
kenvandinehttp://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/msg731602.html15:49
LaserJockdidrocks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/ConvertGnomeSession15:49
qensethanks!15:49
qensekenvandine: I also see in my log that facebook:images and flickr:images don't work. Both keyerrors.15:50
kenvandineqense, thank you!15:50
kenvandineoh?15:50
kenvandinefile a bug on those15:50
qenseok15:50
kenvandinethx15:50
qensethank you too15:50
TeTeTasac: builds fine, I will install it now and see15:50
jcastroqense: hey post your question on answers for gwibber so I can document it for everyone pls.15:51
qensejcastro: I'll do it15:52
didrocksLaserJock: rock! I read it and it seems correct. Just corrected a few typos15:54
LaserJockdidrocks: ok, well, we can tweak it as the release gets closer if needed15:55
qensejcastro: https://answers.launchpad.net/gwibber/+question/10167315:55
LaserJockdidrocks: I tried to chase down some people who said they were working on some system docs for UNR last year at some point to see if they're still interested15:56
didrocksLaserJock: right, there still have time. You should maybe link the page from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition*15:56
LaserJockdidrocks: yep15:56
didrocksLaserJock: yeah, I saw you replied on the bug report ;)15:56
didrocksLaserJock: if you can gather some community support for that, it will be really great. Also, there are a lot of new things to describe on the 2D launcher (beginning by "how can I swith my sessions") :)15:57
jcastroqense: answered.15:57
qensegood15:57
jcastroI wonder if that's something that would fall under the upgrade experience?15:58
LaserJockdidrocks: ok yeah. if you can give me a list of things you think should be documented I can start working on those15:58
jcastromdeslaur: what do you think? (he had the same ca-certs problem with gwibber)15:58
didrocksLaserJock: just now, it's "switching sessions", describing the difference in the 3 ones. Also adding/removing a favorite in the launcher can be good. Maybe a FAQ with "why my window are all maximised"?15:59
didrocksLaserJock: if I have further ideas, I will write them somewhere and ping you15:59
mdeslaurjcastro: yeah, looks like the same issue16:00
LaserJockdidrocks: ok, great16:00
didrocksLaserJock: thanks again for your work, that's really good and will help a bunch of people :)16:00
jcastromdeslaur: ok what radar do I need to put this on? I suspect with us shipping social-by-default that this will become a problem for people16:01
mdeslaurjcastro: hmm...it should only affect people who were running alpha/betas of karmic and who upgraded from there16:01
mdeslaurjcastro: I'm not sure where it could be visible...maybe it should get added to the gwibber website somewhere in a faq?16:02
mdeslaurjcastro: the same problem probably exists for debian users16:02
jcastromdeslaur: release notes perhaps?16:03
mdeslaurjcastro: also, it may happen for people who explicitly disabled that CA because of security concerns a while ago16:04
mdeslaurjcastro: maybe release notes, although it's probably a corner case16:04
mdeslaurit would hit developers, but probably not users16:04
jcastrook I will ask upstream to put it on the homepage, and then I guess we'll see if we get flooded with it. we can always add it if we need to.16:05
mdeslaurwhat's odd is he says "...don't show up in Gwibber anymore"16:06
mdeslaurlike, how come all of a sudden16:06
jcastroI don't think it showed up untill new-gwibber landed16:06
qenseAt first I thought it was a bug in Gwibber.16:06
qensedid Gwibber switch from http to https between those releases?16:06
mdeslaurqense: so this just happened suddenly?16:07
qensemdeslaur: it happened after I upgraded to the new 2.29 release of Gwibber. With the previous release still included in Karmic it did work.16:07
mdeslaurah, maybe it switched to https16:09
* mdeslaur has no clue16:09
kenvandinei think it was https before, but switched from urllib2 to pycurl16:12
kenvandineso maybe that tickles something differently16:13
mdeslaurmaybe urllib2 wasn't validating the ssl cert16:13
qensekenvandine: btw, is Gwibber going to switch to the https://api.twitter.com/1 URL?16:14
TeTeTasac: your patch works, just blacklisted my 3G USB key. The specific module still detects it, but the generic one keeps the fingers off16:14
kenvandineqense, no idea, that is a question for segphault :)16:14
kenvandineis that the oauth new world order?16:14
qenseOAuth/RESTful, yes16:14
qensemore REST than OAuth, though16:15
kenvandineah... probably for next cycle16:15
kenvandinedefinately not now16:15
asacTeTeT: cool. maybe comment on bug16:15
asacand post your example .rules16:15
qensethey say they're planning on releasing https://api.twitter.com/2 soon.16:15
kenvandineryan has looked at it16:15
mdeslauryep, looks like urllib2 doesn't validate server certs...a lot of good that does16:16
pittimeh, seems that ICQ is thoroughly broken in empathy these days16:16
pittiI only ever get "network errors"16:16
pittibut it works just fine for my wife all the time (with pidgin)16:17
rickspencer3pitti, that's bad news indeed16:18
rickspencer3kenvandine, pitti, here's the scoopage on pitivi ...16:18
* kenvandine listens16:18
rickspencer3pitivi teams thinks we should go with 0.13.416:18
TeTeTasac: done16:18
rickspencer3this is a bug fix release16:19
rickspencer3and will be out in about 2 weeks16:19
kenvandinerickspencer3, i did notice trunk was more stable than 0.13.316:19
rickspencer3they think it will be ready for lucid16:19
rickspencer3kenvandine, bilboed was pretty specific that we *should not* release 0.13.316:19
rickspencer3if we can't update to 0.13.4 for some reason16:20
kenvandineok, i would agree16:20
kenvandinethat was no fun at all :)16:20
rickspencer3they are very focused on quality now16:20
rickspencer3so I think we may end up in good shape16:20
kenvandinei would say we should try to grab a snapshot then and upload before a316:21
kenvandinewhat do you guys think?16:21
rickspencer3but no transitions or titles16:21
rickspencer3kenvandine, I know you are busy as all get out, but could you check with bilboed before you do that?16:21
rickspencer3or at least let him know16:21
kenvandinegive us a little more testing of something closer to what we are shipping16:21
rickspencer3?16:21
kenvandinerickspencer3, definately16:21
rickspencer3thanks kenvandine16:21
rickspencer3is pedro on vacation or something?16:22
* rickspencer3 missed pedro16:22
kenvandinedunno16:22
jcastroyeah he's on holiday this week16:23
pittiwe can upload new upstream bug fix releases for another 6 weeks, so I don't see a problem here16:23
rickspencer3pitti, ack16:23
jcastroshould I have him arrange some pitivi bug love days? I need to get gwibber hug days planned anyway16:23
rickspencer3jcastro, take a look: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pitivi16:24
jcastrorickspencer3: so are you saying we need more bugs reported or more bugs triaged?16:25
jcastrobecause gwibber has like 14516:25
rickspencer3jcastro, for pitivi, the bug list looks rather clean, or am I missing something?16:25
jcastroI am willing to bet money it's clean because people aren't using it yet16:26
rickspencer3jcastro, actually, I think community folks + pedro went through and cleaned it up16:26
pittiyou could check the "fix released"/"invalid" ones16:27
qensethere has been a bug day with pitivi as goal, eys16:27
rickspencer3the last time I looked they were all "New"16:27
qenseyes*16:27
didrockskenvandine: btw, I tried gwibber and subscribed to identica lately. I used openid in identica to register, so, no password. I don't know which password to use for gwibber, especially that I don't get any error message even with "aaaaa" as a password :)16:27
jcastrodidrocks: you can't do that, to use the identi.ca api thing with a client you need to assign a password to your account there.16:28
jcastrothe openid thing won't work16:28
kenvandinedidrocks, oh interesting...16:28
didrocksjcastro: hum, identica doesn't let me now set a password neither remove the openid setting16:28
kenvandinedidrocks, can you sponsor gwibber?16:29
kenvandineit is now like 200K smaller deb size :)16:29
* kenvandine put gwibber on a diet last night16:29
rickspencer3jcastro, it looks like on Feb 11 pedro and others triaged all the pitivi bugs16:29
didrockskenvandine: depending on how you can fix my issue with it :p16:29
didrockskenvandine: kidding, give me your branch ;)16:30
LaserJockdidrocks: is the 3D UNE session always the default? How will a person know to get the 2D version?16:30
kenvandinehaha... not sure i can do anything there16:30
kenvandinedidrocks, ~ubuntu-desktop/gwibber/ubuntu16:30
kenvandinedidrocks, should make the CD much happier16:30
jcastrorickspencer3: ok well if ken ends up with a snapshot that will test upstream pitivi I'd be glad to take on an action to get people testing it furiously.16:30
rickspencer3thanks jcastro16:30
kenvandinethat and trimming down the deps by 1M16:30
didrockskenvandine: it's not in the CD yet until it's in main, and the CD is already not happy :)16:30
kenvandinei know16:31
kenvandine:)16:31
kenvandineworking towards that...16:31
pittibtw, I got CDs to build again16:31
pitti(ubuntu desktop)16:31
kenvandinewoot16:31
didrocksLaserJock: for the moment, the 3D UNE session is the default (and the launcher fallback to the 2D one if it fails to init 3D)16:31
pittistill 5 MB oversized with chopped langpacks :(16:31
kenvandine:/16:31
LaserJockdidrocks: so if you want to go directly to the 2D session you can but otherwise it will essentially send you there as a fallback?16:31
kenvandineand i want to add 1.2M :/16:32
pittisomething really grew in the last week16:32
pittiwell, FF brought a lot of new depends16:32
didrocksLaserJock: right, (it doesn't switching your session, but just launch the 2D launcher)16:33
LaserJockdidrocks: do you think in the future there might be other 2D stuff that will further differentiate the two sessions? or will it hopefully go away at some point?16:33
bratschekenvandine, seb128: Just sent you guys an updated gtk+ patch which I think fixes that performance issue.16:34
bratscheIt's not fixing Rhythmbox for me, but I think my Rhythmbox performance problem may be different from what the original poster said.  Mine is somehow stuck trying to index my entire home directory and I don't know how to tell it to stop. :)16:35
bratscheBut it seems to be improving Evolution for me, and xchat seems fine.16:36
didrockskenvandine: missing Replaces: in your gwibber theme package16:37
kenvandine?16:37
kenvandineoh16:37
* kenvandine fixes16:37
didrocks:)16:37
* didrocks setup a password into identica16:38
cassidyseb128, would be good to sync https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/telepathy-gabble/+bug/52441716:38
ubottuUbuntu bug 524417 in telepathy-gabble "Sync telepathy-gabble 0.8.11-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,New]16:38
didrocksI'm sure that's the worst decision I took in my life :)16:38
cassidyseb128, also, tp-sofiasip 0.6.0 (stable branch) and tp-idle 0.1.6 that I released this morning16:39
didrockscassidy: seb128 isn't there this afternoon, he will be back later or try on Monday :)16:39
cassidyok; that's not urgent anyway; thanks!16:40
pittikenvandine: so, you still need gwibber sponsored? is there a bug or branch for it?16:43
kenvandinepitti, didrocks is working on it16:43
kenvandineoh... i need to push16:43
pittiok, great16:43
LaserJockdidrocks: so have you seen this thing with the clock applet not always showing up in UNE?16:43
didrocksLaserJock: right, I know the cause, it'll be fixed for alpha316:44
didrocksno more shared clock applet between UNE and desktop session.16:44
* didrocks hides from rickspencer316:44
didrockspitti: pushed?16:45
kenvandinedidrocks, pushed16:45
didrocksoupss kenvandine ^16:45
didrocksthanks :)16:45
* pitti pushes his desk, but it won't move16:45
didrocksheh16:45
kenvandinesorry, people were asking me to upload crack in other channels (tedg) :)16:45
kenvandinehaha16:45
didrockskenvandine: don't trust those guys :p16:45
kenvandineyup :)16:46
kenvandinepitti, i uploaded a patch for indicator-application that fixes the crasher g-p-m was getting16:46
kenvandinebut fallbacks seem a bit broken still16:46
kenvandinei won't upload that to g-p-m yet :)16:46
* didrocks wants upnp to get working again on rhythmbox (broken since csd update) :/16:47
kenvandine:/16:47
didrocksjcastro: still no upnp support in banshee btw? I tried to have a look and the mono upnp stack seems to be ackward16:48
pittikenvandine: btw, are you aware of broken icons in appindicator? Jockey's suddenly stopped working16:48
pittikenvandine: I'm fine to investigate and file a bug if not16:48
kenvandineoh?16:48
kenvandinenot aware16:48
pittiok, seems not :) will send a bug then16:48
pittithanks16:49
kenvandinemaybe adding icon support broke something16:49
kenvandinetedg ^^16:49
pittiit removed icons apparently :)16:49
kenvandinethat should require any app changes?16:49
kenvandinepitti, oh... is the problem that you see an empty icon?16:49
jcastrodidrocks: I've not heard an update on the upnp bits in a while, next time I talk to one of them I'll ask16:49
didrocksjcastro: sweet, thanks :)16:50
LaserJockdidrocks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/Sessions16:50
pittikenvandine: no, it's like a screen with a stop sign in it16:50
kenvandineyeah, that is the broken image icon16:50
kenvandinei think16:50
tedgpitti: Do you use custom icons?  (like own theme type)16:50
pittitedg:         try:16:51
pitti            indicator = appindicator.Indicator('jockey', 'jockey',16:51
pitti                    appindicator.CATEGORY_HARDWARE)16:51
pittiis one of that the icon name?16:51
pitti("jockey" would be correct for /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/jockey.svg16:51
pittior /usr/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/apps/jockey.png16:52
tedgpitti: Hmm, yes, it should be.16:52
pittitedg: (sorry for dumb answer, I didn't write that)16:52
pittibut I'm sure that it worked when I merged ronoc's tree16:52
* pitti is only here with half brain, release team meeting going on16:52
tedgpitti: Can I just run "jockey"?  That doesn't seem to do anything.16:53
pittitedg: remove /var/cache/jockey/check and run jockey --check16:53
pittisorry, jockey-gtk --check16:53
kenvandinecrap... pitti can you sponsor this for me?16:54
kenvandinelp:~ubuntu-desktop/indicator-application/ubuntu16:54
pittikenvandine: sure16:54
kenvandinesome of these DX packages keep getting the acl messed up16:54
kenvandinethx16:54
pittikenvandine: it's not in desktop bit?16:54
kenvandinenot today :)16:54
kenvandineit goes back and forth16:54
pitti*chuckle*16:54
kenvandinecjwatson knows16:54
pittiyou can only upload in even hours, you know16:54
kenvandinehehe16:54
kenvandine:)16:54
kenvandinehis script or whatever that goes through and applies the logic for the ACL makes weird decisions sometimes16:55
pittikenvandine: do I need to test anything or can I just blindly upload?16:55
kenvandinethinks the indicator stuff is foundation16:55
kenvandinei tested it16:55
kenvandine:)16:55
kenvandinejust upload16:55
* pitti debcommit -r16:55
kenvandineit is fine16:55
kenvandine:)16:55
tedgHmm, it must be related to jockey setting to "NeedsAttention" but not having an AttentionIconName set.16:56
tedgI'll look into it.16:56
tedgDefinitely an indicator-application bug.16:56
didrockskenvandine: sweet, I've sent my first message in identica. sponsored :)16:56
kenvandinewoot16:57
kenvandinethx!16:57
didrockskenvandine: but no feedback when the password isn't the good one. That needs fixing I think :)16:57
kenvandinenow to just find a way to bribe pitti into getting it on the oversized CD :)16:57
kenvandinedidrocks, i know... we are working on it16:57
kenvandineit will likely require a FFE though16:57
pittikenvandine: uploaded16:57
kenvandinethx16:58
didrockskenvandine: FFe, why?16:58
kenvandineryan is reworking some of the operations queue stuff16:58
didrockskenvandine: oh, I have the same issue in the UNE one :)16:58
kenvandinein order to handle that16:58
didrockskenvandine: 5 MB oversized, removed OOo calc this morning, but still, we will need something for gwibber16:58
kenvandineproblem is the current operation handler can't distinguish when one service fails... etc16:59
kenvandineso we can't handle the exception16:59
kenvandinea bit of a design flaw :)16:59
kenvandinewe just can't fix it without a little bit more of a change than i would feel comfortable without a FFE16:59
kenvandinei think16:59
kenvandinewe'll see what it looks like when ryan actually pushes the code16:59
kenvandinemaybe it will be no big deal17:00
didrocksLaserJock: I've added some precision on the GNOME session, but otherwise, perfect ;)17:00
didrockskenvandine: ok, thanks for the clarification17:01
kenvandinehe should be done with it today actually, but we won't merge it until it gets some good review17:01
didrockspitti: btw, you used the commandline before to change the default session, but I added the functionality to gdmsetup too17:01
pittididrocks: oh, indeed17:02
kenvandinepitti, btw i submitted that patch to debian17:02
pittikenvandine: ah, thanks17:02
tedgpitti: Did you file the jockey thing as a bug?  I've got a merge proposal fixing it :)17:06
pittitedg: no, I just noticed it this afternoon when I reinstalled the mini17:07
pittitedg: sweet! I can merge it right away17:07
pittitedg: oh, against jockey or libindicate?17:07
kenvandineindicator-application i am sure :)17:07
tedgpitti: indicator-application :)17:07
* kenvandine is learning the indicat* stuff'17:07
kenvandineonly took a year :-D17:07
* tedg is so proud of kenvandine ;)17:08
pittiI just say .*indicat.* and I'm sure that tedg KWIM :)17:08
kenvandinehehe :)17:09
pittitedg: so you fixed it faster than I could ask "should anything be changed in jockey then?" :) thanks17:09
kenvandinetedg, got a distro patch?17:09
pittitedg: isn't that called "bzr merge trunk" these days?17:10
tedgkenvandine: give LP an hour or so to process it ;)17:10
kenvandinehaha17:10
pittii. e. why bother having debian/patches/ for trunk cherrypicks?17:10
kenvandinebut trunk might include more crack :)17:10
tedgpitti: I don't think that we are doing, but they're getting merge into the ~ubuntu-desktop packaging branch.17:10
tedgkenvandine: Not too much more :)17:11
kenvandinetedg, sure......17:11
pittikenvandine: well, you could check that; or just cherrypick with bzr merge -c17:11
tedgkenvandine: Give me time.17:11
kenvandinepitti, then we have a mix of debian/patches and inline source diff17:11
kenvandinepitti, perhaps after we clean the patches17:11
kenvandinenext time :)17:11
pittikenvandine: oh, we already have distro specific patches in indicator-applcation?17:12
tedgkenvandine: Here you go, the patch is HUGE! https://code.launchpad.net/~ted/indicator-application/attention-icon/+merge/1972817:12
kenvandinebug fix17:12
kenvandinejust one17:12
pittikenvandine: that's not merged upstream yet?17:12
kenvandineit is, i think17:12
kenvandineright tedg?17:12
LaserJockdidrocks: one more: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/BasicUsage17:12
pittikenvandine: so, your call obviously, but if we have everything in branches already, then personally I just find it a nuisance to deal with debian/patches/17:13
* tedg believes those Ubuntu people never send their patches upstream, that's what I hear atleast.17:13
pittino, they suck17:13
kenvandinepitti, i agree completely.. i've been trying to conform to the ubuntu/debian way :)17:13
kenvandinepitti,  i'll cherrypick them and ask you to sponsor :)17:14
pittikenvandine: oh, indeed, I just uploaded the same package :)17:15
kenvandineyup :)17:15
kenvandinethis fix isn't in trunk yet17:15
kenvandinewaiting for review17:15
didrocksLaserJock: sweet, you are really fast. Everything's ok, nothing to change :) I think those pages really ought to be linked from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition. Also maybe we can mention that UNE was called UNR before. Very good job!17:15
pittikenvandine: I think it would still work with bzr that way17:15
kenvandineok17:16
pittikenvandine: i. e. merge from that branch, and once that branch is merged upstream, bzr will know17:16
pittionce you merge back from upstream to packagign17:16
LaserJockdidrocks: I have added the links on the main page under "Using UNE"17:16
LaserJockdidrocks: ah yeah, I'll add a note on the name change17:16
didrocksLaserJock: oh right, should buy glasses :)17:16
LaserJockdidrocks: at some point some screenshots would help too, but probably after all the artwork is settled down17:19
didrocksLaserJock: right, I don't know if we will use the traditional ubuntu theme or again the dust one by default. Let's wait later to see how this goes and which theme is going well we the netbook-launcher by default17:20
LaserJockdidrocks: hmm, is Lucid the first release as UNE or was Karmic also?17:23
didrocksLaserJock: karmic was still called "UNR", so lucid is the first "UNE" one, yes17:23
kenvandinepitti, can you look at lp:~ubuntu-desktop/indicator-application/ubuntu17:27
kenvandinei removed the previous patch and cherrypicked it17:27
kenvandineand cherry picked this fix too17:27
kenvandinepitti, and it would be easier for you to test the fix in jockey... i don't remember how to trigger it :)17:27
pittikenvandine: my pleasure17:28
kenvandinethx!17:28
LaserJockdidrocks: check out the 2nd paragraph of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition17:28
LaserJockdidrocks: not sure if that's the best place, but it's there anyway17:28
didrocksLaserJock: seems good to me. The most important piece is that page to get found if someone look for "UNR" and not "UNE"17:29
LaserJockyep17:30
LaserJockdidrocks: ok, enough docs for me for the moment. Got any bugs/triage/packaging that I could take a crack at?17:33
didrocksLaserJock: some kind of week-end work? ;) Sure, I've triaged the bug I think that should be fixed on lucid: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNE/lucid-bugs17:34
didrocksLaserJock: I've already began those which needs to be fixed for alpha3, so, you can take others17:34
didrocksLaserJock: I've tried to make categories by difficultie, but again, that's an heuristic :)17:34
LaserJockdidrocks: I've been home sick the last couple days == time to play on the computer17:34
pittisorry, got an X freeze17:35
didrocksLaserJock: oh right, get some rest too17:35
pittikenvandine: ok, back to your sponsoring17:35
didrocksLaserJock: if you are taken some, just assign them to you in LP so that we don't work on the same17:36
pittididrocks: I forgot, do you have a new seed branch?17:36
LaserJockdidrocks: ok, np, that's a quite a list, I'll have a look17:36
didrockspitti: lp:~didrocks/+junk/netbook.lucid17:37
didrocksLaserJock: it's the "bugs which need to be fixed for lucid" from my point of view from triaging the 300 ones. No hurry, we still have something like 2 monthes to fix all of them :)17:38
LaserJockdidrocks: heh, "just" 2 months17:38
didrocksLaserJock: for instance (5) is pretty easy, it's just asking to people in the bug report if they can try in lucid and see if the n-l-efl fallback works :)17:39
pittididrocks: I just saw that there's just one langpack on netbook right now :(17:44
didrockspitti: oh, how do you see that, on the MANIFEST file?17:45
pittididrocks: in the seeds17:45
didrockswell, UNE is a really really big image so :/17:45
didrockslet me look, to understand where the langpack are declared17:45
pittididrocks: rickspencer3 and I just wondered why17:45
pittididrocks: desktop has mono and tomboy  (which is 30 MB alone), and more langpacks17:45
* rickspencer3 pokes pudgy UNE17:46
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didrockspitti: efl stuff + cheese ?17:46
pittididrocks: efl is 3 MB17:46
pitticheese sounds trivial17:46
didrockshum, weird17:46
pittiI'll walk through manifest with a fine comb later on17:46
pittidesktop first17:46
pittiune is not really important to fit on 700 MB for alpha17:47
didrockspitti: I tried to compared the UNE seed and the desktop one17:47
didrocksand I saw more apps (apart the one previously described) on desktop than UNE17:47
rickspencer3pitti, didrocks don't forget to STOP WORKING this evening ;)17:47
* pitti is currently a bit lost; I think I need 20 minutes to catch up with all the sponsoring, bzr merging, and gwibber NEWing/promoting17:47
pittiI'll be back in IRC in a bit17:48
rickspencer3pitti, didrocks lets worry about UNE size next week17:48
rickspencer3pitti, good idea17:48
pittiright, but desktop size maatters17:48
rickspencer3tty next week!17:48
rickspencer3(yeah, desktop size needs to fit on a CD for A3)17:48
pittikenvandine: gwibber NEWed, FYI17:48
didrockspitti: I'll look at the UNE MANIFEST file next week. I only thought about the seed, but maybe there is something else17:48
pittikenvandine: once it's through the publisher I can promote it17:49
kenvandinethx17:49
didrocksoh langpack are on the ship file17:50
didrockspitti: if we can have a talk next week about the seeds again and description. The wiki page is not clear at all to me17:51
pittididrocks: ship> irrelevant for desktop CDs17:51
pittididrocks: "live" matters here17:51
* didrocks needs a map for all those files ;)17:51
didrocksok, so en and es for netbook17:53
* didrocks silently replaces es by fr :)17:53
kenvandine:)17:53
LaserJockdidrocks: I could maybe have a look at the seeds this weekend if you like17:53
didrocksLaserJock: no, don't bother about that, it will be boring I think (I've already went to the netbook seed today) and comparing the MANIFEST file seems to be a good Monday morning task :)17:54
didrocksLaserJock: you still can have a look in case I missed something, but I think this is nothing really obviously wrong in it17:55
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LaserJockdidrocks: fine, I had to do a fair amount of figuring out weird seed stuff when I did Edubuntu17:56
didrocksLaserJock: right, fighting for CD space. Every 6 month I have to do that also for the french remix we ship in ubuntu-fr17:57
LaserJockdidrocks: yeah, I kinda fixed that with Edubuntu by going to a DVD ;-)17:57
LaserJockbut then it got to 3.5 GB real quick17:57
didrocksheh, easy fix, but dangerous one :)17:57
LaserJockbut UNE doesn't ship gimp or OO.o right?17:58
LaserJockI'd think it'd be decently smaller than Ubuntu17:58
didrocksLaserJock: it ships OOo again due to community feedback17:59
didrocksI removed calc this morning because we are already oversized17:59
LaserJockahh, dar17:59
LaserJock*darn17:59
LaserJockI love abiword and gnumeric18:00
didrockswe'll see, that's still not the final decision, we depend on a lot of parameters, CD size being the main one :)18:00
LaserJockyeah18:00
didrocksthe main issue is the lack of presentation software (odp reader)18:00
didrocksbecause that's a typical netbook usage: go over a conference and make a talk18:01
LaserJockdidrocks: the latest daily has both OO.o and abiword/gnumeric18:04
didrocksLaserJock: right, I changed that this morning, we'll see tomorrow18:05
Sarvattanyone still getting the sigquit and gdm restart when pressing enter after first boot issue? go figure after I build a kernel module to track where the quit signal is getting sent from I stop getting the problem18:05
didrocksSarvatt: uninstall plymouth18:07
Sarvattyeah I know that fixes it but I want to track down why :) its not happening with plymouth installed anymore here though18:08
didrocksSarvatt: for me installing/uninstalling plymouth was the way to trigger/removed the issue18:08
didrocksoh really?18:08
didrocksI had that issue in that box, I can maybe reinstall plymouth and give it a try18:08
didrocksbut lately some people still got the issue today (didn't know if they were up to date)18:09
pittirickspencer3, didrocks: ooh18:10
Sarvatthttp://sarvatt.com/downloads/trace-signal.c -- kernel module that will give more info on whats sending the quit signal to X's controlling tty when it happens18:10
Sarvattbuild instructions at the top of the source18:10
pittirickspencer3, didrocks: so the netbook CD has *both* OO.o and abiword/gnumeric18:10
rickspencer3oops18:10
didrockspitti: why? it's not in the seed18:10
pittididrocks: apparently something pulls it in18:10
didrocks(I rechecked)18:10
pittiI rebuilt netbook-meta now, about to upload18:11
rickspencer3thanks pitti18:11
didrocksand it's still there?18:11
didrocksso, ok, let me see the build log18:11
pittididrocks: it officially added OO.o back, but that is already in http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-netbook/daily-live/20100219/lucid-netbook-i386.manifest18:11
didrocks(good debug seed experience ;))18:11
pittidropping abiword/gnumeric should free space18:11
didrockspitti: I guess I have to look at the metapackage build log, right?18:12
pittididrocks: just the changelog18:12
pittithe build log of *-meta is very dull18:12
pittididrocks: rather, it'd be interesting to know what pulled in openoffice.org on the current netbook CD18:13
pittididrocks: i. e. by booting it and checking apt-cache rdepends18:13
pittididrocks: or, checking http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/netbook.lucid/rdepends/openoffice.org/18:13
didrockspitti: we added back OOo yesterday18:13
desrthello desktop people18:13
pittididrocks: yes, but only to the seed, netbook-meta wasn't rebuilt yet18:14
pittihey desrt18:14
rickspencer3hello desrt18:14
didrockshey desrt18:14
desrtany cool new tricks for alpha 3?18:14
* rickspencer3 needs to blog about that18:14
didrockspitti: oh, the CD is not from yesterday's seed?18:14
desrtrickspencer3: :)18:14
pittididrocks: no, live fs is built from netbook-meta, plus live seed18:14
pittididrocks: anyway, might be a seeding problem. openoffice.org-help-en-us Depends: openoffice.org-writer | language-support-translations-en18:15
rickspencer3desrt, I started a list18:15
pittididrocks: but the latter doesn't exist any more18:15
rickspencer3 Desktop start time,  Social from the Start ,  Compiz effects18:15
pitticcheney, didrocks: so we'd need to fix the dependencies in OO.o to account for the fact that language-support-* is gone18:16
desrtrickspencer3: i heard ken is working hard on the fspot editing thing18:16
rickspencer3those are the "featurey ones"18:16
rickspencer3desrt, yes!18:16
rickspencer3desrt, I still think the plan we came up with at UDS was a good one18:16
didrockspitti: hum, how can it be an issue for the seed? we just ask for something that doesn't exist, so it's not pulled in, right?18:16
pitticcheney, didrocks: IOW, -help and friends shouldn't depend on oo.o any more, if we want to stop shipping oo.o at some point on netbook18:16
desrtrickspencer3: ya.  me too.  i've run it by a few people and it's a hit.18:16
pittididrocks: right, I was wrong, it's not a seed bug (I thought so at first)18:17
rickspencer3well, there is the ant-mono crowd that has some complaints :/18:17
desrtrickspencer3: when we were thinking up the plan i was thinking "ok.  this will be nice but i'll never use it...."18:17
desrtrickspencer3: but i'm running the patched eog now and it's actually *really freakin useful*18:17
rickspencer3really?18:17
desrtya18:17
desrti got it wired into GIMP18:17
rickspencer3desrt, that's really cool18:17
rickspencer3nice18:17
desrti often find that i take a picture of something that i want to upload somewhere18:18
rickspencer3desrt, that is really cool18:18
rickspencer3*nod*18:18
* pitti is sorry that he has to drop German langpack from amd64 and French langpack from i38618:18
desrtso i'll take a few shots... load 'em up on the computer to see what's best18:18
ccheneypitti: ok i am needing to do a new OOo upload today anyway, so what should i change for it, just remove all the language-support-* alternates?18:18
desrt*flip through with eog*18:18
LaserJockI sure wish there was a good alternative to F-spot for photo management for netbooks18:18
desrt"ok.  this one"  *open with gimp*18:18
desrtthat just got lots easier :)18:18
pitticcheney: yes, since they are gone they can just disappear18:18
desrt*edit edit edit*  *upload*18:18
rickspencer3desrt, would you do "open with f-spot?" as it has uploading to certain service built in18:18
rickspencer3or will you stick with gimp?18:19
ccheneypitti: and you said something about OOo-help needing to drop dependency on OOo itself, or did i read that wrong?18:19
desrtrickspencer3: the patch is written so that it takes a .desktop file name from gconf and opens with that18:19
pitticcheney: once ArneGoetje is back I need to discuss the fate of language-support-en with him; that one still exists apparently18:19
rickspencer3hmm18:19
desrtrickspencer3: (including getting the toolbar icon from the desktop entry)18:19
rickspencer3nice!!18:19
pitticcheney: we'd need that if we ever want to ship OO.o help, but not OO.o18:19
desrtit's in my PPA if you want to try it18:19
pitticcheney: but on second thought this would be weird18:19
pitticcheney: so don't bother about this for now18:20
pitticcheney: I'll discuss it with Arne next week18:20
rickspencer3desrt, I just looked, it is hot!18:20
pitticcheney: now that OO.o is back on netbook it's not urgent18:20
ccheneypitti: ok so its fine just to drop the language-support-* bits then for now?18:20
* rickspencer3 adds open with -> photobomb18:20
rickspencer3j/k18:20
didrockspitti: I'm trying to rebuild the metapackage to have a look about what's triggering OOo18:20
pitticcheney: please keep the -en ones (since that package still exists), the rest can go18:20
didrockspitti: with abiword and gnumeric18:21
ccheneypitti: ok will do18:21
desrtrickspencer3: some sort of 'upload this one' functionality might be cool18:21
pitticcheney: thanks18:21
rickspencer3ooh18:21
ccheneypitti: the various dictionaries, etc that do that also can be fixed or go back to sync with debian now too :)18:21
pitticcheney: anyway, I think that should help to drop the delta of quite some spell/thesaurus/etc. package, right?18:21
rickspencer3like you could make a really simple app that takes a picture and uploads it, make the .desktop file, done!18:21
ccheneypitti: yea18:21
desrtrickspencer3: ya.  sure.18:21
ccheneypitti: should remove the need for delta at all in many cases from what i remember18:22
pitticcheney: syncing is fine; nevermind explicitly uploading them, the extra deps don't actually hurt18:22
desrtrickspencer3: i think that at that point we'd want to move toward better integration though18:22
ccheneypitti: ok18:22
desrtrickspencer3: it's one thing for us to say "ok.  fspot is how you edit apps on ubuntu, and if you don't like that, edit gconf"18:22
desrtquite another for us to say "flickr is the photo service you use with ubuntu"18:22
didrockspitti: if I rebuild the netbook metapackage, I got: removed abiword and gnumeric, so everything's should be fine on next CD rebuild when you promote the new metapackage, right?18:22
rickspencer3desrt, open with -> has a list for me18:23
pittididrocks: already uploaded netbook-meta18:23
pittididrocks: yes, once that's published, we'll rebuild CDs, and they should be fine18:23
desrtrickspencer3: i mean for default actions18:23
rickspencer3ah18:23
desrt"preferred photo upload site" sort of like how we have preferred apps for email, browser, etc18:23
rickspencer3right18:23
didrockspitti: sweet, we'll see the cd size then18:23
desrt*shrug*18:23
rickspencer3desrt, well, if would could just add cropping to eog, then it would get a lot simpler18:24
desrtrickspencer3: and maybe redeye and brightness/contrast18:24
rickspencer3yeah18:24
desrtit already has rotate there... so obviously the infra exists for editing pictures and saving the changes18:24
rickspencer3but cropping (imh and probably wrong o) is sort of the minimum to not need another editor "most of the time"18:24
desrtmaybe we could use GEGL or something?18:24
desrtyes.  cropping is certainly the thing i find myself most usually doing18:25
desrtoh.  and scaling.18:25
rickspencer3I looked at writing a plugin, but the plugin arch. seemed all about editing meta data18:25
desrtdon't want to upload massive 290842megapixel pictures18:25
rickspencer3true18:25
desrtya.  i tried the plugin route too, but it's a little too constrained.18:25
pittiok, I think I got all sponsoring/NEWing/seed shuffling done18:25
desrtrickspencer3: you guys should consider getting someone on it for next cycle18:26
pittikenvandine, didrocks, rickspencer3: do you still have anything for me?18:26
rickspencer3desrt, maybe18:26
desrt"add crop and scale to eog"18:26
kenvandinepitti, nope18:26
didrockspitti: for me, all is fine, you can enjoy your week-end :)18:26
rickspencer3we're a community distro, so if someone wants to contribute that, we'd certainly be all over it18:26
kenvandine:)18:26
rickspencer3maybe someone on the team will be inspired to as well18:26
pittisweet, have a nice weekend then!18:27
rickspencer3pitti, yes18:27
didrockshave a nice week-end pitti18:27
* rickspencer3 things of silly long taking task to assign to pitti18:27
desrtrickspencer3: i really hate hearing the words "community distro" out of you guys :p18:27
kenvandinehave a great weekend pitti!18:27
rickspencer3desrt, oh?18:27
desrtpitti: ciao :)18:27
pittirickspencer3: sorry, the timeout just elapsed :)18:27
rickspencer3pitti, bye bye18:27
rickspencer3ttynw18:27
desrtrickspencer3: ubuntu desktop == canonical (within 90% certainty)18:28
rickspencer3huh18:28
desrteven if it's not true (and i really think it is), it's at least the perception18:28
rickspencer3could be18:29
desrtand canonical is a big company with lots of staff18:29
rickspencer3I know we work with lots of differnet communities and work our asses off integrating contributions from all over18:29
desrtyes.  in a sense, the pure essense of being a distribution is integration18:30
rickspencer3and I spend hours every week talking to all different project leaders and community folks18:30
desrtpractically by definition, in fact18:30
rickspencer3right, that's what we do ... deliver the latest and greatest to users in a form that works18:30
desrtit's true.  i use it because it's the best thing going.18:30
rickspencer3heh18:30
desrtpeople always expect more, of course18:31
rickspencer3I think there is room for lots of different kinds of distros18:31
rickspencer3like some distros are really sort of upstreams for products or services they sell into companies and such18:31
rickspencer3so they get their requirements from organizations that they sell into18:31
rickspencer3that's cool too, because it's good to do things that work for people deploying desktops and servers18:31
rickspencer3</soapbox>18:32
ccheneypitti: so language-support-* is going to be removed as NBS at some time in the future i guess? I still see them all in the archive at present18:48
didrockstime to rest a little20:02
didrockshave a good week-end everyone :)20:02
james_wyou too didrocks20:03
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rickspencer3bryceh, wow, congrats on the -nv -nouveau transition21:53
Nafaiwhat's this?21:54
brycehrickspencer3, feels really good to have it finally crossed off the list21:54
brycehrickspencer3, we still got some work around drm to do post-a3 but I suspect that'll be pretty straightforward21:55
rickspencer3Nafai, well, basically, Ubuntu starting tomorrow I guess, will have a different open source driver installed by default21:55
Nafaiof cool21:55
jcastroone that's maintained!21:55
rickspencer3so that you get a nice boot experience even if you have nvidia hardware21:55
Nafais/of/oh/21:55
NafaiWhat's the advantage of using the proprietary drivers?  (I've always just used them)21:55
NafaiCan I still get compiz with nouveau?21:55
rickspencer3Nafai properietary drivers are 1. 3d, 2. faster, 3. support new hardware faster, etc...21:56
* Nafai nods21:57
rickspencer3Nafai so, no compiz21:57
rickspencer3but maybe someday21:58
NafaiSticking with the proprietary ones for now then :)21:58
rickspencer3right, but of course we can't ship those by default21:58
rickspencer3and some folks don't want to use proprietary goo21:58
rickspencer3sadly, I always buy Dell because I can use the sweet Intel Open Source goodness for graphics, but my mini came with broadcom wireless :/21:59
rickspencer3but who uses wireless, really?21:59
rickspencer3corner case21:59
brycehhehe22:00
rickspencer3anyway congrats bryceh, and please TAKE THE WEEKEND OFF!22:00
rickspencer3there's been too much stress around here, we need to recharge batteries22:00
rickspencer3it's a marathon, not a sprint22:01
rickspencer3(and other manager platitudes)22:01
rickspencer3work smarter, not harder?22:01
brycehI hope to do so...  I did promise apw to do some testing of some of his new drm stuff.22:01
rickspencer3can you do it now, and then know off a bit early?22:01
rickspencer3know off ?22:02
rickspencer3read knock off22:02
brycehI'm going to try, although I already have a full slate of tasks scheduled for today.  I may be able to squeeze it in22:02
brycehor maybe sarvatt or someone can give it some testing over the weekend22:02
* kenvandine heads out... have a great weekend everyone!22:04
rickspencer3bye bye kenvandine22:07
rickspencer3have a great weekend yourself22:07
rickspencer3great job this week!22:07
* rickspencer3 goes back to documenting quickly.prompts22:09
rickspencer3*yawn*22:09

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