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chrisccoulsonDanEngholm, cool!00:02
DanEngholmI've been trying to figure this out for hours and hours.  Only when told Robert about Subversion did I think, "Gee, I should have just removed all of the .svn directories.  Maybe that would have fixed it."  But it's nice to know exactly what was going on.00:04
DanEngholmI'm adding a new comment to the bug.  Thanks again, Chris and Robert.00:04
huatsdidrocks, Bug #52265600:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 522656 in deskbar-applet "Update to 2.29.91" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52265600:19
huatsOnce you have time...00:19
huatsrobert_ancell, hey00:20
huatsHow are you ?00:20
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huatsWhat is the current workflow for a sponsoring ? do I need to subscribe a team on the bug even if a branch is attached ? If yes, I have to admit that I don't know which team to subscribe...00:27
huatschrisccoulson, any idea ?00:28
chrisccoulsonhuats - yeah, you should still subscribe sponsors for now00:29
chrisccoulsoni think we're still using ubuntu-main-sponsors and ubuntu-universe-sponsors at the moment00:29
huatschrisccoulson, ok I wasn't sure00:29
huatsthanks then !00:29
robert_ancellhuats, hey00:30
huatsrobert_ancell, chrisccoulson was faster :)00:30
chrisccoulsonhuats - you might want to take a look at https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2010-February/030194.html00:30
huatsOh this is a mail that I need to read :)00:30
huats(it is marked as such in my mailbox)00:31
huatsthanks chrisccoulson00:31
huatsI need to go to bed before my baby needs to be changed so that I can get some sleep :)00:31
huatssorry to rush you guys :)00:31
didrocksgood morning08:01
thekorngood morning didrocks08:03
didrockshey thekorn08:03
nigelbhey, I've requested a merge for rhythmbox in bzr (added apport hook), can one of you guys remind seb when he comes on or look into it yourself08:04
didrocksnigelb: ping him tomorrow, today it's frozen due to alpha308:04
nigelbdidrocks: ah, will do. thanks :)08:05
thekornnigelb, have you tested this hook?08:09
nigelbyes08:09
nigelbthekorn: feel free to test it though.  I've run as much thorough tests as I can.  Plus hggdh has also tested it.08:10
didrocksguten tag pitti08:10
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pittiBonjour mes amis08:10
thekornnigelb, for me it looks like it will fail with a NameError if the user choose the first option08:10
pittibryceh: nouveau-kernel-source> sounds redundant indeed, and it'll be obsolete soon08:11
thekornnigelb, because attach_gconf is not defined08:11
nigelbthekorn: attach_gconf is a function in apport.hookutils08:12
didrockspitti: you seem to have squeezed this:08:12
didrocks18:33:08      didrocks | pitti: do I had the bg wallpaper extra work as a WI somewhere? (the one with "ubiquity doesn't use gnome-destkop in install mode, so no cache and we are screwed" and the second "netbook-launcher doesn't use gnome-desktop to draw the bg")08:12
didrocks18:33:27      didrocks | not sure about 1/ apart again from the hakish way08:12
pittididrocks: "squeezed"? I added it to the BP yesterday, to not forget08:13
pittididrocks: I didn't follow the entire discussion; so there's no way to create the cache in ubiquity-only mode?08:13
thekornnigelb, exactly. this is why you need to either change this line to apport.hookutils.attach_gconf(....) or do a   from apport.hookutils import *08:13
thekornsomewhere08:13
pittibryceh: no reverse dependencies, so I can remove it easily; just say the word08:13
didrockspitti: oh ok, as you didn't anwser yesterday and then, you said "good bye", I thought, the hl was  lost :)08:13
nigelbthekorn: there is an "import apport.hookutils" line08:14
* pitti -> back in 15, breakfast08:14
nigelbthekorn: (thats how other hooks were formatted too!)08:14
thekornnigelb, no, I don't believe you ;) show me an example :)08:15
nigelbthekorn: gimme a momment08:15
didrockspitti: there are two things: We can change ubiquity to call libgnome-desktop (if we have some python binding for that) and there is n-l as well to change08:15
nigelbthekorn: running lucid?08:15
thekornnigelb, sure08:15
nigelbthekorn: go to /usr/share/apport/package-hooks08:16
nigelbthekorn: and see the file source_totem.py08:16
thekornnigelb, that's a bad example, no attach_gconf in it, please have a look at source_gnome-panel.py or source_gnome-power-manager.py for two possible ways doing import in python08:19
nigelbthekorn: but wait a minute, how did it work?08:20
thekornnigelb, don't know, how did you test it?08:21
nigelbI copied the file to the /usr/share/apport/package-hooks directory and called ubuntu-bug rhythmbox08:22
nigelbthekorn: so now I have to do the whole thing against with an import * ?08:25
thekornnigelb, the easiest way is to use apport.hookutils.attach_gconf(....)08:25
nigelbthekorn: will there be changes today? (can I do it 2morrow)?08:26
thekorndon't kow08:26
pittididrocks: why n-l?08:30
pittididrocks: so we can't just create it in the ubiquity-casper hook then?08:30
didrockspitti: the hooks are run as root08:30
pittiright08:31
didrocksso, we have to use the same trick that I proposed in postinst I'm afraid (to get X, etc.)08:31
pittididrocks: but we are in a much more controlled environment than during dist-upgrade on a random user configuration08:31
didrocksok, can have a try within a hook so08:31
pittididrocks: but if it's too fiddly, please ignore it08:32
pittididrocks: I added the WI as a reminder to see how much effort it is08:32
pittididrocks: initially it seemed to be trivial, like adding a new search path (/root/.cache)08:32
didrockspitti: I have all the pieces now, it's just a question of putting them together08:32
pittibut if it's lots of work, nevermind08:32
didrockspitti: so, there is the second point08:32
didrockspitti: which is netbook-launcher08:33
didrocksnetbook-launcher doesn't use gnome-desktop to show the bg08:33
didrocksand so, there is a race at start between g-s-d and n-l to show the bg08:33
didrockssometimes g-s-d wins and we have a cache08:33
didrockssometimes not, and n-l shows it08:33
didrocks(and so, no cache)08:33
didrocksin any case, n-l ignore g-s-d and draw the cache08:34
didrockss/cache/bg/08:34
baptistemmhello08:36
didrockssalut baptistemm08:36
pittididrocks: ah, that explains it08:36
pittididrocks: can't we just stop n-l from drawing the background? no need to have it done by two components?08:36
didrockspitti: yes, "the random cache file isn't there" from keybuck08:37
didrockspitti: I can give it a try, but as it's in a clutter pixbuf, not sure we won't just have a white bg08:37
didrocksat least, I can try :)08:37
didrocksI guess n-l-efl needs some investigation too08:37
* didrocks prays for the day he will be able to have one full day without "cache" nor "background" word :)08:38
pittididrocks: oh, you mean in the case where it works, both g-s-d and n-l write the background; and otherwise it's just n-l?08:38
pittididrocks: don't pray, just have it :) and ignore this topic entirely08:39
* pitti STFU08:39
didrockspitti: right, I think g-s-d should have some detection for "something is already drawn"08:39
didrockspitti: heh08:39
pittididrocks: I'm not sure whether it can find that out, especially if n-l isn't even using g-desktop08:39
didrockspitti: there is some function in gnome-desktop to get if something is drawn on a monitor. I thing g-s-d calls that (I'll have a look at nautilus g-s-d interaction for that)08:40
didrockswell, let's remove bg drawing first08:41
didrocksthat's the easiest part08:41
seb128hey didrocks pitti08:43
didrockssalut seb128, couché pas trop tard hier, pas de hockey? ;)08:43
seb1281:30am08:43
seb128just watched to 0:30 game08:43
seb128didrocks, nautilus interaction, g-s-d just read the nautilus gconf ke08:45
seb128key08:45
didrocksseb128: oh thanks. I was thinking something more clever than that :)08:45
seb128I don't think there is a smart way to know if what is on screen is the background you want08:45
didrocksseb128: no, the issue is apprentely, if n-l draws the bg before g-s-d, g-s-d doesn't try even to draw it (there is no cache file which appears). I'm wondering how it can prevent g-s-d from drawing it08:46
seb128are you sure it does?08:47
^arky^seb128: hi, you haven't replied to this bug comment  bug 51077508:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 510775 in indicator-applet "indicator applet removes shutdown menu option" [Low,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51077508:47
didrocksseb128: well, on netbook, sometimes, we don't have any cache wallpaper at all (and I don't see any call to libgnome-desktop in the show bg part), and njpatel assured that n-l draws the bg08:48
seb128^arky^, yeah, I don't look for number for other people or I would spend my week looking for dup numbers and not fix any bug in ubuntu08:48
didrocksso, something should prevent g-s-d to do it, but randomly (as at other boots, the bg is there)08:48
seb128didrocks, right, I've followed discussion I just say there is no reason why g-s-d doesn't display the bg too08:48
pittibonjour seb12808:49
didrocksseb128: that's my only assumption for now why the "show bg" code isn't called sometime. Well, in any case, I should first fix n-l for the background part08:50
pittididrocks: so, if n-l does not _need_ to draw the bg (it might need to because it does fading, blending, or what not), then let's disable it08:50
seb128hey pitti08:51
didrocksthat can be a first approach, right (I'm looking at the code now)08:51
seb128pitti, did you real scrollback about gmenucache yesterday?08:51
pittididrocks: if it does need to draw the bg, then let's patch g-s-d to not draw it at all for n-l (since then we don't need the cache either)08:51
pittiseb128: yes, I saw it08:51
seb128didrocks, I would start by putting g-s-d printfs08:51
pittiseb128: I agree, it should build a cache for all locales08:51
seb128didrocks, in the draw background code to make sure ti's not called08:51
pittiseb128: I still don't understand the .UTF-8 vs. .utf8 madness :/08:52
seb128pitti, locale -a lists .utf808:52
seb128loging out of gdm does UTF-808:52
pittiright, it has always done so08:52
didrocksseb128: I've put them in libgnome, part, but right, I can add them to g-s-d as well08:52
pittibut until before lucid that that was an invalid format08:52
seb128and .dmrc has .utf808:52
seb128pitti, could be a locale bug...08:52
pittiseb128: I think it's a transition08:52
pittiseb128: but anyway, I know what I'll do08:52
seb128pitti, want to assign the bug to you?08:53
pittiseb128: in the caching code and cache generator I'll just s/UTF-8/utf8/, and always use the normalized form08:53
pittiseb128: oh, please do08:53
pittiseb128: thanks08:53
seb128pitti, bug #51761608:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 517616 in gnome-menus "User's menus are always kept unchanged" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51761608:53
seb128pitti, doing08:53
^arky^seb128: yeah, I understand.  This missing 'shutdown menu' is a a11y problem. How can we fix it ?08:54
seb128^arky^, you will be able to open it using the keyboard ted is working on those changes08:55
seb128^arky^, ie it will have a super+<some_key> shortcut08:56
seb128^arky^, is that good enough?08:56
seb128super being the microsoft flag key08:56
^arky^seb128: Not really, a lot of blind linux users would look for the shutdown menu option under the system menu it shouldn't be changed08:57
seb128^arky^, the menu items have not been there for over a year08:57
seb128^arky^, why can't those users be told that we have a session menu now?08:57
pittiseb128: do you happen to have the link handy for that page which used access("here I am") and that script to produce a chart?08:58
pittifor gnome startup speed profiling?08:58
^arky^seb128: yes, in a11y install mode, the fuse is removed by casper. Also it takes lot of keyboard tabs to reach the session menu08:58
seb128pitti, http://people.gnome.org/~federico/news-2006-03.html#login-time-109:00
pittiseb128: merci09:00
seb128pitti, de rien09:00
seb128pitti, you probably what the post after this one on the webpage09:00
seb128^arky^, I just told you the session menu will have a shortcut09:01
seb128^arky^, so it should be no tab, just one shortcut09:01
seb128pitti, would it make sense to upload the gpm fix now?09:04
seb128pitti, it's weird to have that menu empty09:04
seb128pitti, and the fix is obvious09:04
pittiok, might just as well do09:04
seb128thanks09:05
pittidoing09:05
seb128pitti, bug #407300 I'm not sure how much it's an issue09:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 407300 in ubuntu-translations "/etc/gdm/Xsession breaks LANGUAGE" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40730009:05
seb128nobody replied to my previous comment09:05
^arky^seb128: Providing a shortcut key is good, but I still would beg you to bring back the shutdown menus back http://vinci.wordpress.com/2009/03/29/removed-shutdown-in-ubuntu-jauntys-system-menu/09:07
seb128^arky^, why?09:07
pittiseb128: it seems easy to fix09:08
pittiI just grabbed it out of my daily mail, I'll investigate it later on09:08
^arky^seb128: Because the blind users have been using that for years now, there is dirty casper hack that reverts this back in accessible mode09:08
seb128^arky^, blind users are not stupid why couldn't they adapt to change?09:09
seb128we can't never change any ui because blind users know where things used to be09:09
^arky^seb128: darn! that's a shame09:11
seb128...09:11
tseliotseb128: speaking of UIs, did they decide on the position of tabs in gnome?09:13
^arky^seb128: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/lucid/casper/lucid/annotate/head%3A/scripts/casper-bottom/30accessibility#L3709:13
seb128brb09:14
seb128re09:16
chrisccoulsonhey seb12809:17
seb128tseliot, no, I don't think there is any discussion09:17
seb128hello chrisccoulson09:17
seb128chrisccoulson, pitti said he will fix the gnome-menus issue by normalizing the utf8 naming09:17
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks. i was just about to ask if you mentioned it to him yet09:17
pittihey chrisccoulson09:17
chrisccoulsonhey pitti, how are you?09:18
seb128^arky^, I understand than current situation is an issue, you fail to convince me of the issue once we will have keyboard accessibility there09:18
pittiyes, I read the scrollback09:18
pittichrisccoulson: I'm great, thanks! looking forward to the weekend09:18
pittiI have a swap day tomorrow09:18
tseliotseb128: ok, thanks09:18
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, me too ;)09:18
chrisccoulson(looking forward to the weekend)09:18
seb128^arky^, the session menu is just one menu as easy to open than the system one09:18
seb128chrisccoulson, pitti: slackers :p09:18
chrisccoulsonlol09:18
* seb128 looks forward alpha3 unfreeze09:18
pittiand we will go to Paderborn, for some sightseeing, wellness hotel, and an exhibition of Claude Shannon's devices that he built over the years and decades09:18
pittiseb128: I'll need someone to be in the release team meeting tomorrow ..09:19
seb128pitti, oh nice, enjoy ;-)09:19
^arky^seb128: ok I understand, let me know where to track the development of session menu with ted ?09:19
seb128pitti, oh right you are taking a vac day?09:19
pittiI'll prepare the report, but would be nice to have someone to ansswer questions09:19
pittiseb128: right09:19
seb128pitti, I can cover for you09:19
* pitti hugs seb12809:19
* seb128 hugs pitti09:19
pittiseb128: or do you want to update this week's report yourself, as a means of exercise?09:19
seb128^arky^, there or #ayatana?09:19
seb128pitti, I've a busy plate for today so I'm happy to pass if you have time to do it09:20
^arky^seb128: thanks for hearing me out !09:20
seb128pitti, but I should do some before end of cycle ;-)09:20
pittiseb128: fine09:20
^arky^seb128: my interest is a11y and screen reader users09:21
seb128^arky^, np09:21
^arky^:)09:21
seb128pitti, thanks09:21
seb128^arky^, right, your input is welcome and I agree current session menu can't be open easily from keyboard which sucks09:21
seb128^arky^, that will be fixed in lucid though09:21
seb128so I think things should work just fine there09:21
seb128pitti, wait, when do the update needs to be done?09:22
^arky^seb128: looking forward for that :)09:22
pittiseb128: meeting is tomorrow 17:00 CET09:22
seb128pitti, I want to get other things done this morning but I can do in the end of afternoon09:23
seb128pitti, not sure how much I still need you around when I do it though09:23
pittiseb128: oh, you don't have to -- if you are busy, then please finish your tasks09:23
pittiseb128: I think for the first time we really want to do it together09:23
pittiso that I can explain the things I'm checking, what I prod people about, etc.09:23
pittiand what to point out in the release meeting09:24
seb128pitti, ok, so maybe wait start of afternoon and see how I get things done this morning09:24
pittiseb128: if not, that's fine; we'll have plenty of opportunities to practice still :)09:24
* pitti hugs seb12809:24
seb128right09:24
* seb128 hugs pitti ;-)09:24
seb128screw you rsync09:24
pittiseb128: but yes, I'll do it in the afternoon anyway, I don't want to spend my fresh and quiet morning hours on report writing :)09:24
seb128luckily I did backup the iso this time09:24
pittimorning -> hack time09:25
seb128same here ;-)09:25
pittiafternoon, with IRC being busy -> email, reporting, bug triage09:25
seb128hum, bug #52760709:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 527607 in gnome-control-center "gnome-keybinding-properties: binding not working properly for XF86Sleep" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52760709:25
seb128I'm pondering closing it as NOTABUG09:25
seb128what an idea to remap the sleep key :p09:25
seb128chrisccoulson, ^ would it be a g-s-d or g-p-m bug?09:26
chrisccoulsonseb128 - it's probably g-c-c if the keybinding description is still shipped there. the actual functionality has been removed from g-s-d09:26
chrisccoulsonso we should remove it from the capplet too09:27
chrisccoulsoni'll just check09:27
seb128chrisccoulson, now that you mention it I think it has been fixed in lucid09:28
chrisccoulsonseb128 - the keybinding description needs removing from capplets/keybindings/01-desktop-key.xml.in if it is still there in lucid09:28
seb128chrisccoulson, it's the other way around09:28
seb128chrisccoulson, that key assign "sleep_key" to $random_action09:28
seb128like pick "run calculator" and press the key09:29
seb128that *guy* assign09:29
seb128chrisccoulson, then he presses the key and it suspend the box09:29
seb128instead of running the calculator09:29
seb128or maybe it does both :-p09:29
chrisccoulsonlol09:29
chrisccoulsonso, he's actually assigning the sleep key to run something else?09:30
seb128yes09:30
chrisccoulsonthat's strange09:30
seb128well that's how I understand the bug09:30
chrisccoulsonyeah, i think you're right09:30
chrisccoulsonwe need a "don't be so silly" reply button ;)09:31
seb128I guess he doesn't suspend from keyboard and decided it would be nicer to use the key for something he does09:31
seb128yeah, what I was think too ;-)09:31
seb128I just added a comment saying basically "too much of a special case to justify spending work on it"09:32
chrisccoulsonyeah, sounds good09:33
chrisccoulsonand i'm not sure it would be possible to detect that another application has already got a grab on a particular key anyway, to prevent a user from re-assigning it09:33
chrisccoulsonor maybe there is09:33
chrisccoulsonbut it's too much work anyway ;)09:34
seb128right09:34
seb128better to spend time on a real issue09:35
dpmhey seb128, good morning. We talked some time ago about the desktop entries with X-GNOME-FullName not appearing translated. You told me there might be a bug filed already, but so far I haven't been able to find it. I'd like to track it, and I'm thinking on filing one on glib2.0, what do you think?09:47
seb128dpm, hi, I fixed that in glib during the distro sprint09:47
seb128dpm, if it's buggy again I need to check why09:47
dpmseb128, ah, awesome, thanks09:48
seb128np09:48
seb128I will check that today09:48
dpmseb128, thanks a lot, if you need more info, just let me know. In my system the Rhythmbox entry is translated for example, whereas Evolution is not.09:50
seb128rhythmbox does use X-GNOME-FullName though09:50
dpmseb128, yeah, that was the weird thing09:50
seb128dpm, can you delete /usr/share/applications/desktop*cache?09:52
seb128dpm, and run gnome-panel --replace09:52
seb128dpm, and tell me if that fixes the broken entries09:52
seb128I think it's another pitti's bog09:52
dpmok, let me try that09:52
seb128the cache doesn't have the translated value there for X-GNOME-FullName09:52
seb128ie has for Name and Comment though09:52
dpmseb128, great, that fixed it09:55
seb128dpm, ok good, so my glib fixes work09:55
seb128dpm, I will get that cache bug fixed too09:55
seb128dpm, thanks for pointing it09:55
dpmseb128, awesome, thanks to you :)09:55
* pitti apologizes for screwing up so much09:59
seb128pitti, only those who do nothing don't screw anything there ;-)10:00
seb128pitti, I'm looking into that issue right now10:00
seb128I'm wondering if that's something to change in pyxdg10:00
seb128pitti, ok, gotcha10:01
seb128pitti, there is no getX-GNOME-FullName10:02
seb128in pyxdg10:02
seb128so it goes10:02
seb128        except AttributeError:10:02
seb128            val = de.get(f)10:02
pittiyou need to call the normal get() function with localize=True or so10:02
seb128pitti, well you do10:02
seb128    for f in fields:10:02
seb128        try:10:02
seb128            val = getattr(de, 'get' + f)()10:02
seb128so build "getKEY"10:03
seb128and the getX-GNOME-FullName breaks10:03
pittiright, that needs s apecial case10:03
pittiswap the 'a' and 's' :)10:03
seb128:-)10:03
seb128pitti, well we can add a10:04
seb128def getX-GNOME-FullName(self):10:04
seb128  return self.get('X-GNOME-FullName', locale=True)10:04
pittibut rather than changing pyxdg we could just handle that in the cache builder; seems easier10:05
seb128to pyxdg10:05
pittialso, identifiers must not have a '-' in the name10:05
seb128pitti, well I'm just wondering if other pyxdg users will have that issue too10:05
seb128pitti, ok so just special case the X-GNOME-FullName field in the menu cache to do a get with locale=True?10:06
seb128wfm10:06
pittiright10:06
seb128pitti, want me to do the change?10:07
pittiseb128: if you want to, go ahead; otherwise I can do it later on10:07
seb128pitti, or will you do it while you look at the utf8 change?10:07
pittiright, I can do both alongside10:07
seb128ok good thanks10:07
seb128do you want a bug about that?10:07
pittiseb128: is there a bug for this issue which I need to close?10:07
pittiheh, snap10:07
seb128dpm, ^10:08
seb128dpm, do you have a bug for that X-GNOME-FullName not translated?10:08
TeTeTasac: I've compiled network manager now with dhcpcd and w/o dhclient, but the options seem to get ignored. here's my debian/rules file: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/383586/10:08
seb128dpm, if not can you open a gnome-menus one?10:08
pittiseb128, dpm: if not, I just make a note in bug 51761610:08
TeTeTasac: alternatively I downloaded dhcp client 4 from isc.org and built it, works fine with it10:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 517616 in gnome-menus "User's menus are always kept unchanged" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51761610:08
seb128chrisccoulson, do you want to do the g-s-d and g-c-c updates when you have time this week or next one?10:10
seb128I'm happy to let you those10:10
chrisccoulsonyeah, i can do those10:11
seb128thanks10:11
chrisccoulsoni'll probably get them done before i start on monday10:11
seb128no hurry10:12
dpmpitti, seb128, I've got no problem in opening a new bug on gnome-menus for the cache issue, but if it's the same as bug 517616, I'll just add a note there, what do you prefer?10:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 517616 in gnome-menus "User's menus are always kept unchanged" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51761610:15
seb128pitti, ok, rsync is taking longer that I was expecting for the few changes we had and I'm done with the other thing I was looking at now10:15
seb128dpm, no it's not the same issue but it's in the same code10:15
pittidpm: works for me10:15
seb128if pitti says it works for him just do that10:15
seb128pitti, I can look with you at the meeting wikipage now if you want10:16
dpmjust add a comment, then?10:16
seb128pitti, or start on something else if we keep morning for hacking ;-)10:16
pittiseb128: if we could delay it until the afternoon, I'd prefer that, but I can drop my current work if it's convenient for you now10:17
seb128pitti, no, afternoon is fine, I've enough tasks to pick on10:17
* seb128 starts next task ;-)10:17
pittiseb "task machine" astien10:18
seb128lol10:18
chrisccoulsonheh ;)10:20
chrisccoulsoni wish logitech would stop making keyboards without indicator LED's on them10:20
chrisccoulsoni own 2 such keyboards now10:20
chrisccoulsonand there's no way of telling when caps lock is on10:20
seb128do you have a cord for those?10:21
seb128usually the not led it to spare power on cordless devices10:21
chrisccoulsonseb128 - they're cordless ;)10:21
chrisccoulsonthat's a good point about saving power10:21
seb128I usually have standard keyboard10:22
seb128I don't move the keyboard enough to need a cordless one10:22
seb128it's nice for the mouse though10:22
chrisccoulsonyeah, i probably should have got a standard keyboard10:22
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huatsHello everyone10:29
chrisccoulsonhey huats10:30
huatshey chrisccoulson10:31
huatschrisccoulson, just a question do you ever sleep ????10:31
huats:)10:31
chrisccoulsonhuats - yeah, i sleep between 4am and 7am usually ;)10:32
chrisccoulsonalthough, i've been getting to bed earlier for the last couple of weeks10:32
huats:)10:32
chrisccoulsonmy daughter sleeps all night now ;)10:32
huatsgreat !10:33
tseliotseb128, mpt: so, if upstream doesn't revert the "tabs at the bottom" change, are we going to stick with it?10:43
seb128tseliot, why not?10:43
seb128I don't really care either way I don't use tabs10:43
seb128if there is no design team recommendations we will stick with upstream behaviour10:44
chrisccoulsoni find the tabs at the bottom mildly annoying10:44
chrisccoulsoni use them quite a bit10:45
tseliotseb128: it's just a question. Having it at the bottom makes me less productive. Tabs are usually at the top. This change breaks my assumptions on where tabs are10:45
tseliotI use tabs a lot10:45
seb128well as said I don't use tabs in nautilus so I've no opinion10:45
chrisccoulsonit wouldn't be trivial to revert the change. it's not just a case of moving the tabs again, as other UI elements have been changed to get the alignment correct10:46
tseliotok, let's see what mpt says10:46
tseliotoh, so isn't it just this change? http://git.gnome.org/browse/nautilus/commit/?id=c6ee7553fd029239eff50d32dbcb57223ffa185e10:46
seb128tseliot, right check with mpt or djsiegel10:46
tseliotok10:47
chrisccoulsontseliot - i don't think so. there were further changes after that, as moving the tabs messed up the alignment of all the other elements10:47
chrisccoulsonthey would need to be reverted too, and then i don't know how that fits with the new split view that was added (which is the main reason for the change)10:48
tseliotchrisccoulson: reverting the change would need some testing (definitely in a PPA)10:49
chrisccoulsoni'm trying to find the other changes atm10:50
seb128I don't think reverting would be hard if we want that10:50
seb128reading planet gnome I think design team view is that adding split view sucks10:50
seb128it complicates the ui and was not really required10:50
tseliotI've never used that10:51
seb128but we have no going to undo that change...10:51
* tseliot asks in #design10:52
tjaaltonI hate the tabs on bottom10:53
seb128I'm surprised by how many of you use tabs in a filemanager ;-)10:54
tjaaltonobviously firefox needs to adapt as well..10:54
tjaaltonit's better than opening several windows10:54
tjaaltonwith sidebars etc10:54
seb128I don't find it to be the case10:54
seb128easier to dnd between things open together10:54
tjaaltonthough until nautilus supports rubberbanding on listview I'll keep disliking it :)10:55
tjaaltonbut there's no real option either10:55
tjaaltondnd works between tabs just fine10:55
chrisccoulsontseliot: that's the other change btw - http://git.gnome.org/browse/nautilus/commit/?id=89c29e1beb04b7f0cc751976bff052af26faf8cd10:55
tseliotchrisccoulson: wouldn't it be easier to just disable the extra pane?10:56
chrisccoulsonam i the only one who uses split view?10:57
chrisccoulsonand tabs? ;)10:57
tseliotah10:57
tseliotmaybe ;)10:57
tjaaltonI use tabs10:57
tseliotmaybe we could revert these 2 changes and put the packages in a PPA for testing10:59
tseliotjust to see how it goes10:59
chrisccoulsoni assume split view will be necessary in the gnome-shell world10:59
tseliotit looks like the extra pane will go away11:00
seb128it's not11:00
tseliot(this is what they decided at the hackfest)11:00
seb128the split view was added because alex said nautilus is moving from being a way to browse your files to manage those11:01
seb128default was special because nautilus was there to find things you need an open those11:01
seb128that usecase is handled better in gnome-shell with recent documents etc11:01
seb128and activites11:01
seb128so now the main purpose and to organize your files11:01
seb128which justify extra options to make that easier11:01
seb128like splited view, tabs, etc11:02
asac* language-pack-${Languages} [i386 amd64 powerpc]11:02
asacwhy do you think armel doesnt want language-packs ;)?11:03
thekorndidrocks, what is the correct target for a bugreport to exclude an application from beeing maximized in UNE? the application itself?11:03
asac;)11:03
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didrocksthekorn: ubuntu-netbook-default-settings11:05
thekorndidrocks, okidoki, thanks11:05
didrocksthekorn: just ensure first that the discussion is valid. It's really when the application is unusable/crappy in fullscreen11:05
didrocksthekorn: don't want to start a holy war on that :)11:06
thekorndidrocks, starting onboard fullscreen just makes no sense11:06
didrocksthekorn: it's a duplicate11:06
thekornok11:06
didrocksthekorn: there was already one bug and it's fix commited yesterday. I'm just waiting for end of alpha 3 freeze11:07
thekorngreat, you rock11:07
didrocksthekorn: thanks for triaging this :)11:07
seb128asac, who is using armel anyway? ;-)11:08
seb128asac, but good question I don't know why those should be arch specific11:08
asac:)11:08
seb128pitti might know11:08
asacthere have been a bunch of changes lately with [i386 amd64 powerpc]11:09
asacsome are right though (e.g. ooo)11:09
seb128you feel second class citizen? ;-)11:09
didrocksasac: not sure about the CD size, I let the default, just add new locals :p feel free to change the seed11:11
asacdidrocks: right. please whenever you use [i386 amd64 powerpc] ... include armel - except for OOO ;)11:13
didrocksasac: ok, let's take this rule :)11:13
asaccool11:13
didrocksnjpatel_: bg cache now in netbook-launcher :)11:16
njpatel_didrocks, awesome!11:16
seb128didrocks, did you make it use gnome-bd?11:19
seb128gnome-bg11:19
didrocksseb128: no, unfortunately, there are some special cases in the code because of clutter and I'm afraid for issues with multi monitors11:20
njpatel_didrocks, wncksync daemon's packaging branch needs some love -- it's currently deleting autogen.sh etc11:33
njpatel_didrocks, do you want me to roll a release with a fixed extra-dist?11:33
chrisccoulsoncake day today!12:03
czajkowskichrisccoulson: every day is a cake day12:19
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chrisccoulsonheh, everyone is happy here now they have cakes12:55
seb128hum, cake!12:58
didrockspitti: about bug #527528. I can't reproduce it with a stock install. My guess is that he has a home folder already with a .dmrc and as we don't change the default session… Well, i'll update it, but it's not an alpha3 blocker in any way and not a bug IMHO :)12:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 527528 in netbook-meta "[Alpha 3 Testing] After first boot default GNOME desktop is installed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52752812:58
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pittididrocks: no, not a blocker of any kind, but perhaps you can request some information (like ~/.dmrc and the gdm cache) to confirm?13:06
pittididrocks: if it was a clean install, there shouldn't be any .dmrc?13:06
didrockspitti: right, I asked for the home dir first13:07
pittididrocks: merci (don't waste much time on it, low prio issue)13:07
didrocksI'm finishing my last test with netbook-launcher cahe, it seems to works fine. What I can do is to use the "zoom" transformation by default instead of the "stretched" one to share the share cache by default between GNOME and UNE13:09
pittididrocks: poor you; but thanks for pushing this!13:14
didrockspitti: no pb, "just finish the work©". well, I'm more sceptic for the ubiquity WI, we'll see :)13:14
seb128slomo, there?13:42
slomoseb128: sure13:47
seb128slomo, hey13:47
seb128slomo, what is this cairo break on xulrunner about?13:47
seb128slomo, did .10 break things?13:47
slomoseb128: xulrunner/gecko/firefox/bla has a bug that is exposed by new cairo: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52263513:48
ubottuMozilla bug 522635 in Widget: Gtk "RenderBadPicture fatal error closing tab" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]13:48
seb128asac, asac_: ^ do you know if that's an issue for lucid?13:49
seb128or do we use the firefox cairo copy now?13:49
seb128or do we use the firefox cairo copy now?13:49
seb128ups13:49
seb128slomo, also your changelog mention section changes but debdiff says control didn't change13:49
seb128out of the breaks13:49
slomoseb128: btw, please sync all the gstreamer packages once again :) these are gstreamer0.10, gst-plugins-{base,good,bad,ugly}0.10, gnonlin, gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg... releases are to be expected early next week13:50
slomoseb128: hm, thanks13:50
seb128slomo, I will do that after alpha3 freeze thanks13:50
seb128slomo, with the current versions I get some codec install issues btw...13:51
seb128slomo, I will try with all updates before pinging you though13:51
seb128slomo, I get the error dialog and then codec install kicking it13:51
seb128and not always13:51
seb128like I tried on an .asx and .avi and an .mp313:51
seb128and it didn't work for the mp313:51
seb128I just got the error dialog13:52
slomohmm, if you give me some more details how to reproduce it i'll take a look13:52
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seb128slomo, well here it's easy, install alpha3 and double click on a mp313:52
slomoi tried it on a lot of files between .26.2 and .26.3 and it always worked13:52
seb128that's totem 2.29 and current gstreamer + base13:52
slomoonly core and base? no gst-plugins-good?13:53
seb128slomo, I will try again with the files this guy listed on his bug13:53
seb128slomo, no, I did manage to got those in because the alpha3 freeze13:53
seb128slomo, that's why I said I would try again with everything uptodate13:53
slomoheh, well, without gst-plugins-good i get an error too :)13:54
slomoit doesn't find gconfaudiosink... but that's a bug in totem13:54
seb128euh13:54
seb128good is installed13:54
slomook13:54
seb128I just didn't do the pre version update13:55
seb128sorry I was not clear13:55
seb128anyway I will ping you back later or tomorrow once I got everything updated13:55
slomonot necessary, i can reproduce it *sigh* thanks for reporting13:56
seb128slomo, thank you ;-)13:56
slomoso, it seems that totem doesn't ignore the errors anymore :)13:57
slomoi'll try to get it fixed this week13:57
seb128excellent, you rock!13:57
slomoseb128: since when is it broken?14:00
slomoseb128: .26? .26.2?14:00
seb128slomo, hard to say, but .26 or before I would say14:00
seb128slomo, I don't do too much new install testing early in the cycle14:01
seb128but that guy who opened the bug upstream with all the example you tried was asking about it before 26.214:01
seb128hey tedg14:09
tedgHowdy seb12814:09
seb128how are you?14:10
pittitedg: howdy14:14
tedgDoing okay.  Running into IRC everywhere this morning :)14:15
tedgWe need to unfreeze the archive to make people busy again ;)14:16
kenvandineCardinalFang, good morning14:37
kenvandineCardinalFang, what's the status of getting this merged?14:38
kenvandinehttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~cmiller/desktopcouch/get_port_through_dbus/+merge/2006614:38
* kenvandine would love to get a dc upload after we are unfroze :)14:38
aquariusan upload would fix the -hashed-password bug too, I think14:42
kenvandineaquarius, yay :)14:47
CardinalFangkenvandine, aquarius, hi.  I haven't gotten it reviewed yet.  I add more yesterday, locally, to notice couchdb dying and to get a new port and re-advertise, but I think that's overkill now in the sober morning light.15:02
CardinalFangSo, I'll get more eyes on what I have posted.15:03
kenvandineCardinalFang, thx15:10
pittiseb128: do you know who could look at bug 522897 ?15:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 522897 in gstreamer0.10 "DVD menus are displayed but un-clickable [lucid regression]" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52289715:11
seb128pitti, slomo?15:11
seb128pitti, I'm waiting for the freeze end to sync new gstreamer stack from debian15:12
seb128pitti, assign it to me if you want I will deal with testing after sync and asking slomo if required15:12
pittiseb128: thanks15:12
seb128np15:12
* pitti crosses fingers that this ddeb run will finally wor15:12
pittik15:12
seb128pitti, do you know when we are likely to unfreeze btw?15:14
pittiI don't, no; we got a kubuntu desktop rebuild an hour ago, so I guess we want to test this first15:15
* kenvandine chuckles... 15:26
kenvandinejust crashed aquarius' router again :)15:26
seb128tseliot, alex doesn't seem opposed to change back tabs position but is busy, he said he would welcome somebody working on a patch though15:27
chrisccoulsoni could probably look at that if tseliot is busy15:29
chrisccoulsonit could be a weekend thing ;)15:29
tseliotseb128: fantastic news :-) I can't promise anything but I might use my spare time (this is an oxymoron for me...) to do that. If chrisccoulson has more time, he's welcome to work on it15:29
seb128I think everybody there is busy so let's see who comes to do it first15:30
* tseliot nods15:30
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nigelbseb128: okay, I've finally pushed the rhythmbox branch with all the corrections :)15:41
seb128nigelb, thanks15:41
chrisccoulsonwow, there are still cakes left here. i might have to take some home with me :)15:55
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pittichrisccoulson: nobody said "all you can eat _today and here_", after all :)16:29
chrisccoulsonheh :)16:29
chrisccoulsoni think i got too much food ;)16:29
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chrisccoulsontedg - when libappindicator uses a fallback GtkStatusIcon, is it hiding the icon before unreffing it? or does it just unref it without hiding it first?16:41
tedgchrisccoulson: I'm not sure, I'm betting it just unrefs.  Is that causing an issue?16:42
chrisccoulsontedg - yes16:42
chrisccoulsonit leaves space behind in the notification area, which causes unsightly gaps to appear, and grow for the life of the session16:42
chrisccoulsonit's really a notification area bug, but other apps work around this by hiding it before unreffing it16:43
tedgchrisccoulson: Okay, I can fix that.16:43
chrisccoulsontedg - awesome, thanks :)16:43
tedgchrisccoulson: Though, it might discourage people from using the notification area ;)16:43
chrisccoulsonlol16:44
chrisccoulsontedg - bug 526041 FYI (sorry about the misleading title, people are confusing multiple issues in the same report)16:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 526041 in gnome-power-manager "gnome-power-manager crashes all 5-10 minutes again " [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52604116:44
chrisccoulsonbut that contains a screenshot of the issue16:44
slomoseb128: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61110116:50
ubottuGnome bug 611101 in GStreamer backend "Automatic codec installation broken once again" [Critical,Unconfirmed]16:51
slomoseb128: fixes your codec installer bug16:51
seb128slomo, thanks!16:51
seb128slomo, btw do you know about bug #52289716:51
seb128?16:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 522897 in gstreamer0.10 "DVD menus are displayed but un-clickable [lucid regression]" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52289716:51
slomoseb128: i'll apply that patch to the debian totem package when i'm updating it to 2.29.91 (today or tomorrow), you might want to add it to the ubuntu package too16:52
seb128slomo, it might be fixed in the updates I didn't sync yet16:52
slomono, last time i tried this worked :)16:52
seb128slomo, yeah I will16:52
slomobut that was 1-2 months ago... better forward that upstream :)16:52
seb128I will install the updates first and do that if that's still buggy16:53
seb128thanks16:53
slomonothing related to that changed between .2 and .3 (you already have .2?)16:53
seb128just for gst + base16:54
slomooh ok16:54
slomoseb128: do you know of any other bad gstreamer related bugs?16:57
seb128not that I know about no16:57
seb128good work ;-)16:57
slomogreat :)16:57
slomothanks16:57
Ngdoes the indicator applet stuff support tooltips?17:24
Ngor do I need to shrug off the oppressive yoke of my habit of using gnome-power-manager's tooltip to know what my remaining uptime is? :)17:25
seb128no17:25
seb128it's a menu17:25
Ngit's a widget, so it *could* have tooltips if it wanted, but whatever. I just think it's worth mentioning that it's now quite inconvenient to find out how many minutes of battery you have left17:26
seb128how complicated is it to click?17:27
Ngseb128: I'm not trying to be difficult here, but it's two clicks and then scrolling down the list of battery attributes to see the time remaining17:29
seb128it should be an unsensitve label in the menu17:29
seb128not a submenu17:30
NgI agree, that would be very fine :)17:30
seb128file a bug17:30
pittiNg: or press the battery Fn key17:45
seb128kenvandine, there?17:56
kenvandinehey seb12817:57
seb128kenvandine, hey17:57
kenvandinejust filing crasher bugs against the music store :)17:57
seb128kenvandine, want me to look at the dx updates?17:57
kenvandineseb128, i can do it...17:58
seb128ok, as you want17:58
kenvandinei thought there wasn't any this week :)17:58
kenvandineseb128, if you have the time... having help is great!17:58
kenvandine:)17:58
seb128I already got 2 merge proposal from ted17:58
kenvandinebut i don't want to keep you from more important stuff17:58
kenvandineare we free to upload now?17:58
seb128kenvandine, I will do the pending ones, not yet but I queue things for after freeze17:59
seb128I've some 20 minutes before sport and dinner17:59
seb128I will do the one ted sent17:59
kenvandineseb128, cool... grab the ones you have then :)17:59
kenvandinethx17:59
seb128and upload later17:59
seb128np17:59
pittirickspencer3, seb128: anything you need me to do still before I stroll away for a long nice weekend without any computers? :-)18:00
rickspencer3pitti, no, thanks18:00
seb128pitti, no, enjoy the break!18:01
pitticool, then I'll disappear for a bit to cook dinner18:02
pittiseb128: thanks, I'm sure I will18:02
seb128sport and dinner18:21
seb128be back later18:21
chrisccoulsongood evening everyone18:38
didrockspitti: enjoy the break pitti18:39
chrisccoulsonhey didrocks18:41
didrockshey chrisccoulson ;)18:41
didrocksdinner time18:41
chrisccoulsonenjoy ;)18:41
chrisccoulsoni don't think i'm going to eat dinner tonight18:41
chrisccoulsoni ate so much at work18:41
didrockscake… ;)18:41
chrisccoulsonyeah, way too much of it ;)18:42
hyperairasac_: network-manager 0.8-0ubuntu4~nmt4~karmic seems incapable of using karmic's dhclient.20:29
mvo_rickspencer3: hi, do you happen to know if simple-scan is on par with features with xsane? does it support the fax and similar stuff? I ask because I'm currently in a discussion if u-m should automatically remove apps like xsane that were in the default install but are no longer (and got demoted to universe)20:29
hyperairasac_: my syslog shows dhclient printing a usage message20:30
mvo_(or someone else familiar with scanning?)20:30
hyperairasac_: this thread says it all: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=887819520:33
mvo_seb128: wb20:43
mvo_seb128: and sure enough I have a question :)20:43
mvo_seb128: hi, do you happen to know if simple-scan is on par with features with xsane? does it support the fax and similar stuff? I ask because I'm currently in a discussion if u-m should automatically remove apps like xsane that were in the default install but are no longer (and got demoted to universe)20:43
seb128mvo_, no it doesn't20:44
seb128mvo_, and it's not meant to be I think20:44
seb128mvo_, hey ;-)20:44
mvo_well, this make this discussion a bit harder for me then :/20:44
seb128mvo_, where, with you do you argue?20:46
seb128mvo_, we sort of had the discussion with pidgin and empathy previous cycle20:46
asac_huats: known. use dhcp 4.1.1 or downgrade until we inject that in the ppa20:46
asac_huats: unping ... that was for hyperair20:46
mvo_seb128: right, in a ideal world where we have upgrade pathes and equal featues its a no-brainer20:47
mvo_but in reality its a bit more complicated20:47
huatsasac_, no pb20:47
huatshello btw alex :)20:47
asachi ;)20:49
mvo_seb128: bug #51885620:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 518856 in update-manager "Support ends dialog should auto-detect universe" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51885620:49
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mvo_seb128: what was the outcome of the discussion btw?20:52
seb128mvo_, that getting upgrades right is hard and that we do the bare minimal acceptable job but nothing great :p20:53
seb128mvo_, joke aside that we lack mechanism to handle that correctly20:54
seb128that being true for applications and user settings20:54
seb128my view is that we should not remove those but have the computer-janitor or something making suggestions of things to clean20:55
seb128like list both simple-scan and xscan with buttons to try both and saying "we recommend uninstalling this one if the other one fits your needs"20:55
seb128but I'm not sure other people would agree and that's not lucid material20:56
* mvo_ nods20:56
mvo_yeah, making computer-janitor better is maybe the best way20:56
mvo_or improving u-m, but then who cares about xsane/simple-scan during a big ugprade20:57
mvo_yeah, thanks for your thoughts20:57
seb128I would just not remove those during upgrade and get some "do you want to learn about the new experience" after upgrade20:57
mvo_I think we need to discuss it at a uds and put some real effort behind it20:57
seb128which would open something which explain what changed and let you ie reset your look and feel to be default ubuntu one20:57
* mvo_ nods20:57
mvo_yeah, so a framework for this20:58
seb128or see difference between softwares and let you decide if you want to clean the deprecated one20:58
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mvo_seb128: *nod* - btw #501692 is something I see during hardy->lucid upgrades21:03
mvo_bug #50169221:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 501692 in evolution "evolution-alarm-notify pops up repeatedly" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50169221:03
* mvo_ needs to go to bed21:04
seb128mvo_, 'night21:05
seb128mvo_, no idea without debugging for this one21:05
mvo_ok21:05
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robert_ancellTheMuso, hey, I seem to have removed my audio volume, any idea how to get it back?21:31
TheMusorobert_ancell: Not sure how the indicator stuff starts up21:33
TheMusoI assume its an xdg desktop file but haven't looked.21:33
seb128it's not21:33
seb128the applet load the indicators installed21:33
seb128robert_ancell, is indicator-sound installed?21:33
seb128hey robert_ancell21:33
robert_ancellseb128, yeah, I think I right clicked "remove" on it by accident the other day and can't find how to add it (it doesn't seem to be an applet, or a startup program)21:34
seb128you still have other indicators?21:34
seb128ie the message indicator one?21:34
seb128you might just want to put the indicator applet back in your config21:35
robert_ancellseb128, which config?21:37
seb128robert_ancell, the gnome-panel one21:37
seb128ie right click, add to gnome-pane, select notification applet there21:38
seb128gnome-panel21:38
seb128it's a "i" in a blue circle21:38
robert_ancellseb128, aha! That's going to confuse people :)21:39
robert_ancellthanks21:39
seb128np21:39
seb128robert_ancell, that also tells me you don't use the message indicator :p21:42
seb128you didn't notice that one was not there either21:42
seb128note that the same applet is used for applications too now21:42
seb128ie gnome-power-manager21:42
robert_ancellseb128, no, if you remove it the old power indicator appears.  I don't use the messaging menu though21:44
seb128ah right, appindicators fallback to notification area icons21:44
chrisccoulsonhuats - did you have something which needed sponsoring?21:44
chrisccoulson(i can't remember if you asked last night or not)21:44
seb128chrisccoulson, same question for you ;-)21:44
chrisccoulsonhey seb12821:45
seb128hey chrisccoulson21:45
chrisccoulsoni've not got anything which needs sponsoring just yet. there's a g-c-c crash fix in bzr, but that can wait until i've done the new upstream version too21:45
seb128ok21:45
kenvandineseb128, still around?22:02
kenvandinecan you sponsor lp:~ubuntu-desktop/indicator-application/ubuntu22:02
kenvandineacl problem... still22:03
seb128kenvandine, ok22:03
kenvandinethx22:03
seb128kenvandine, "still around" is rather "just back"22:03
kenvandinehehe22:03
seb128and I will be around for a while still22:03
* kenvandine has to go feed the kids22:03
seb128watching olympics games on tv22:03
seb128with the laptop near22:03
kenvandinewill be back in a couple hours when they are in bed22:03
kenvandine:)22:03
seb128kenvandine, have fun!22:04
Ngpitti: that's a good point if you have such a key, and I do, but for some reason i always went for the tooltip23:22
huatschrisccoulson, thanks for your help for sponsoring23:42
huatsI amwaiting for a sponsoring on pessulus and one on deskbar-applet23:42

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