[00:49] ugh it pulls in more classes i have to subclass override due to struct changes :-\ [04:13] mclasen, hey, thanks for the simple-scan review [04:13] np [04:14] this was with 0.9.5, btw [05:27] finally down to 4 symbols, grr [05:32] TheMuso, can you build and release xdg-utils from bzr? [05:32] robert_ancell: sure in a bit. [05:33] TheMuso, thanks [05:33] really must get main permissions... [05:36] found another evil symbol :-\ [05:36] robert_ancell: what branch do I use for xdg-utils? Ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu? [05:37] robert_ancell: nvm I have an existing branch for it here. [05:38] lp:~ubuntu-desktop/xdg-utils/ubuntu [05:39] robert_ancell: yeah no problem as I said above. [05:56] robert_ancell: I'd support you if you were to apply for core-dev. [05:56] TheMuso, just so I stop bugging you :) [05:56] heh no really, I would. [05:56] Anyway uploaded. [06:00] see you all next week [06:01] :) [06:01] RAOF, let try to meet up sometime next week! [06:02] Yes! [06:09] * ccheney off to bed, bbl [06:10] Who wants to bet that xulrunner doesn't have a stable javascript JIT engine on armel? [06:11] s/ on armel// [07:14] good morning [07:15] Good morning didrocks [07:15] chrisccoulson: I guess it's only visible when you disable acceleration in your graphic card [07:15] hey RAOF, how are you? [07:16] Good. It's pretty much the weekend now :) [07:16] heh ;) [07:16] So I get to switch from f-spot to banshee ;) [07:17] what do you add to banshee? [07:19] Bonjour mesdames et monsieurs [07:19] My gapless branch has just landed, and it seems that fiddling with the core of Banshee has introduced a couple of bugs :) [07:20] Guten Morgen pitti, how was the magic show? [07:25] didrocks: bonjour! it was brilliant, really [07:25] sweet :) glade you enjoyed it! [07:25] leaves a lot of question marks in your face :) === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [07:31] heh, I can imagine :-) [07:42] chrisccoulson: I've commented on the LP issue I get, they open a firefox task, can you have a look and talk to upstream (as it's also on upstream tarball), please? [08:13] I have to leave for ~ 1 hour, doctor appointment [08:14] see you pitti [08:26] hello there [08:37] seb128: Good morning.\ [08:38] hey seb128 [08:39] hey RAOF didrocks [08:40] RAOF, how was your week? how is nouveau doing? [08:40] Nouveau's going nicely. [08:40] nice ;-) [08:40] My call for testing has resulted in a flood of... no new bugs. [08:40] didrocks, how are you? [08:41] seb128: very well, thanks, sun has gone away for the week-end apparently, but apart from that good ;) You? [08:41] didrocks, same here [08:41] it's grey today [08:41] not complaining since it's a work day ;-) [08:42] seb128: yeah, but apparently we will enjoy "work day weather" during the week-end :) [08:42] I quite like it when its grey here. It means its (probably) not going to be annoyingly hot :) [08:42] RAOF, here is means it's annoyingly freezing :p [08:43] and yeah, it's not only lucid which is freezing [08:43] ;-) [08:43] seb128: I saw that you can even have some snow today near your area [08:43] didrocks, indeed! [08:43] You crazy people in the wrong season. Everyone knows that March is autumn. [08:43] RAOF: heh :-) [08:44] don't worry it freezes at night in autumn too there sometime ;-) [08:44] Speaking of crazy people... seb128, up for a little light f-spot sponsoring on bug #484887? [08:44] Launchpad bug 484887 in f-spot "Viewer should load target directory when loading single image" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/484887 [08:45] I'm looking forward to Hobart winters. They're properly cold. Frost and all! [08:46] Properly cold, without being OMG I'M SNOWED IN cold :) [08:48] RAOF, sponsoring, sure! [08:49] Feel free to have a play around and mention any other obvious behaviours it should have that I just haven't thought of :) [08:58] RAOF, will do [09:24] good morning everyone [09:24] hey chrisccoulson [09:24] how are you? [09:24] hey seb128, yeah, good thanks [09:24] how are you? [09:25] good thanks [09:25] hey chrisccoulson ;) [09:25] hey didrocks [09:26] how are you today? [09:27] chrisccoulson: I'm fine, despite my FF + LP issue that drives me crazy :) [09:27] you? [09:27] re [09:28] didrocks - yeah, i'm good thanks. despite your FF + LP issue that drives me crazy too ;) [09:28] heh [09:28] chrisccoulson: heh ;-) [09:28] chrisccoulson: as it's in the tarball, I think showing this to upstream is maybe the good choice. I've added new hints today [09:29] it's obviously a layout functionnality that LP is using that get on FF's nerves :) [09:29] seb128, chrisccoulson: good morning, how are you? [09:29] hey pitti. good thanks how are you? [09:30] I'm great, thanks; lots of stuff to do today.. [09:30] OMGbeta [09:30] pitti, hey pitti, I'm very good thanks [09:30] pitti, how are you? how was the show yesterday? [09:30] yeah, i've got quite a lot of stuff to do as well [09:30] didrocks - did you say you were using the NV driver? [09:30] chrisccoulson, you get the firefox lp issue now? [09:30] seb128: the show was awesome -- totally flabbergasting [09:30] seb128 - no, i don't get it at all [09:31] We left it with lots of "Huh?" question marks in our faces :) [09:31] ;-) [09:31] first the guys came to the tables and showed little tricks there [09:31] chrisccoulson: I tried with nv and nouveau. I think that not having accelerated driver is what make the issue noticeable [09:31] and then they had a stage show [09:33] pitti, sounds fun ;-) [09:33] and today pitti is scratching his head to try to understand what happened :-) [09:34] I think I understood just one trick [09:40] chrisccoulson, pitti: does any of you plan any gpm upload? [09:40] not today [09:40] ok, I will sponsor bug #529911 then [09:40] Launchpad bug 529911 in gnome-power-manager "battery icon is not shown" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/529911 [09:41] seb128 - i was going to modify the apport hook in the same way as gnome-screensaver [09:41] or let one of you do that [09:41] chrisccoulson, ok, can you please get that one liner in too? [09:41] chrisccoulson, thanks [09:41] yeah, that's no problem [09:41] we're not frozen yet are we? [09:41] chrisccoulson: we just got frozen [09:42] but that sounds like an appropriate fix [09:42] chrisccoulson: assigning that one to you then [09:42] pitti - what about the changes to the apport hook? [09:42] chrisccoulson: sounds fine [09:42] cool, will work on that then [09:42] basically, anything which potentially destabilizes Ubuntu -> no no no [09:43] anything which fixes bugs with low regression potential, or helps us debugging beta-1 -> bring it on [10:06] pitti - i just noticed a merge request in gpm (bug 522972) [10:06] Launchpad bug 522972 in gnome-power-manager "Apport hook should attach hardware info" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/522972 [10:06] do you think thats useful for me to merge too? [10:07] chrisccoulson: apport hook improvements are generally fine, I think [10:07] cool, i'll add that too then [10:07] thanks [10:14] has anybody else recreated bug 533652 out of interest? [10:14] Launchpad bug 533652 in gnome-power-manager "critically low battery dialog "cancel" button is meaningless" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/533652 [10:14] i generally don't let my battery become critically low [10:15] chrisccoulson, no, but isn't that just notify with action fallback for you? [10:15] chrisccoulson, I can let my mini empty and tell you after lunch [10:15] seb128 - yeah, but i reverted the upstream change which caused this [10:16] so i'm a bit confused :-/ [10:16] chrisccoulson, ok, mini is emptying, I will tell you [10:16] thanks [10:25] the last few builds i've done on my laptop have been painfully slow [10:26] chrisccoulson, is that because you were building openjdk or firefox there? [10:26] ;-) [10:26] heh ;) [10:26] not this time [10:26] hum, gpm notify bubbles are buggy [10:26] the last few builds i've done seem to be taking a very long time unpacking the build-depends [10:26] ah, so i need to fix that too [10:27] the battery info key gives a "(null) not present" [10:27] line after the bubble title [10:27] battery info key? i'm not sure i have one of them [10:27] it has a small battery display [10:27] oh, i've got one, but it does nothing ;) [10:27] it's fn-f3 there [10:28] yeah, same here. but mine doesn't do anything [10:28] I'm still trying to get the low battery test [10:28] I played with the gconf threshold [10:28] I got the same issue than seb128, but my battery is dead, I was thinking it was the source of the issue :) [10:28] let's see if that works [10:28] oh, Fn+F3 doesn't even flow up to X on my laptop [10:45] seb128 - nevermind, i found the issue with the critical notification [10:47] chrisccoulson, ok, good, I was still trying to play with the thresholds without luck [10:47] chrisccoulson, do you want a bug about the "(null) not present" one? [10:47] seb128 - yes please [10:48] chrisccoulson, ok, will open one [10:51] bah [10:51] gpm --verbose says the threshold keys are unknown [10:51] I'm wondering if it still uses that [10:51] or if the time for those actions are upower things now [10:51] i can have a look and find out [10:53] chrisccoulson, feel free to ignore me, you are probably busy enough on firefox [10:53] or other things [10:53] we can figure those gpm issue after beta1 [10:59] fantastic, my disk has decided to eat itself again [10:59] chrisccoulson: urgh? [10:59] how? [11:00] pitti - i get ata errors constantly on this laptop [11:00] and occasionally it corrupts the disk ;) [11:00] chrisccoulson, what laptop did you take? [11:00] just making sure I don't take the same [11:00] ;-) [11:00] seb128 - its a dell e5500 ;) [11:01] you seems to keep running into issues [11:01] or things not working [11:02] i get lots of this on my laptop: [11:02] http://paste.ubuntu.com/393941/ [11:03] and then eventually, it just does this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/393943/ [11:03] ;) [11:03] anyway, bbiab, need to go and do another manual fsck [11:04] pitti, you took the gtk-perl bug over from slangasek? [11:04] well, it's a desktopish package? [11:04] and it was originally assigned to us [11:04] pitti, right, he just seemed to be on it [11:04] pitti, I can upload the fix now if you want [11:04] well, if he is, then I won't object :) [11:04] but I guess he has his hands full with other stuff now [11:04] I will check with him [11:04] seb128: please go ahead if you have time [11:11] seb128: I'll have a closer look at the retracer crash later on [11:11] pitti, it crashed again? thanks! [11:12] "need one more value to unpack" -> looks like a broken bug description [11:12] that's better! [11:12] i can write to my disk again now [11:14] seb128: fixed that bug, restarting [11:15] pitti, that was quick ;-) [11:15] pitti - do you remember me saying that my Fn+F8 key produced the same scancode as the "p" key on my laptop? [11:15] chrisccoulson: yes, I do [11:15] it's not a problem with my laptop :) [11:15] i just booted the karmic kernel, and it works fine [11:15] ah [11:16] * chrisccoulson breathes sigh of relief [11:16] so, some weird quirk in the kernel? [11:16] pitti - yeah, must be. but i'm not sure how to investigate that [11:17] i'm going to run the karmic kernel for a few days and see if i still get these ata errors [11:17] chrisccoulson, does the battery key work too now? [11:17] seb128 - no, that one still doesn't do anything [11:17] ok [11:19] dear world. Stop sending me mail for a few hours, or at least slow down that I actually have a chance to catch up. Love, Pitti [11:29] well, i'm not getting any ata errors yet with the karmic kernel [11:51] asac - i see you have a nm-applet bug assigned to you in the beta 1 targetted bugs [11:51] want me to have a look at that? [11:52] (bug 456468 FYI) [11:52] Launchpad bug 456468 in network-manager-applet "upgrade triggers nm-applet "resource not found" ... missing icon "nm-applet-device"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/456468 [11:55] chrisccoulson: isnt there even a patch attached? [11:55] chrisccoulson: that bug is understood .... we need to create a legacy link for the nm-applet-device icon [11:56] asac - oh, ok. i'll leave it with you for now then if you already understand it === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:21] pitti: is there a symptom for graphics in ubuntu-bug? [12:23] davmor2: yes, just select the "display" symptom [12:26] pitti: thanks :) [12:31] seb128, hi. Ubuntu doesn't set the $XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR var, is that expected? [12:32] cassidy, hey, what ubuntu version do you use? [12:32] karmic [12:33] cassidy, it was set to be the desktop on karmic iirc [12:33] I'm a simple user, I don't use dev distro ;) [12:34] is it set on your box? [12:34] cassidy, let me check [12:34] cassidy, in .config/user-dirs.dirs? [12:34] yes [12:34] to ~/Download? [12:34] XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR="$HOME/Bureau" [12:34] ah I see [12:35] cassidy, yes [12:35] but it's not exported [12:35] cassidy, those are not meant to be export afaik [12:35] cassidy, the glib api uses the config file [12:35] cassidy, not the environment [12:35] I see [12:36] let's try using g_get_user_special_dir then [12:37] cassidy, nice to see you still around btw :p [12:38] cassidy, you have not been responding to any of my pings for some weeks ;-) [12:38] seb128, oh sorry. I moved back to Belgium so have been pretty busy :) [12:38] don't hesitate to ping me harder :) [12:39] cassidy, np ;-) I did sort the questions I had I think [13:03] hum [13:03] how is submittodebian sending bugs? [13:03] using reportbug [13:03] how is reportbug sending bugs? [13:03] is that relying on having a working mta? [13:03] yes [13:03] seb128: did you see that I uploaded new plymouth packages to my PPA? Could you test them - you seemed particularly bitten by bugs [13:04] I just use ssmtp these days [13:04] Keybuk, no I didn't see that, doing that now, the mini has the issue at every single boot [13:04] seb128: there's a new gdm and mountall with it - install those too [13:04] pitti: ^ [13:04] Keybuk, is there anything I don't want in your ppa? [13:05] seb128: should be just those three packages in there [13:05] Keybuk, ie should I upgrade with it or just pick those? [13:05] ok good [13:05] upgrade should be fine [13:06] Keybuk: great, thanks! I'll test them on both my machines [13:06] my ubuntu destop windows don't appear. any window opens in full screen without the option to minimize or restore. can any one help me out? [13:07] selsy, try #ubuntu [13:08] Laney, ok, thanks [13:08] seb128, thanks [13:16] Keybuk, ok, that fixes the "show a text vt and cursor" and "xorg crashes on first enter use" [13:16] Keybuk, but that breaks reboot [13:16] Keybuk, it displays plymouth splash and then a text vt and doesn't reboot [13:16] "init: Disconnected from system bus" [13:17] is the last line on this vt [13:17] I can vt switch but typing chars doesn't work [13:17] ie I can't log in to see what happens [13:17] Keybuk: ^ I get exactly the same [13:18] huh [13:18] it's not a one time things [13:18] I did power off the box and booted again 2 times [13:18] it does it every time [13:18] reboot? or same on poweroff too? [13:19] I tried to reboot and stopped the box by sitting on the power button [13:19] let me try to use the shutdown action [13:20] hm, now the boot worked, but didn't switch to X; I have to press alt+f7 [13:20] yeah, sorry the "power off" was meant to be "after having reboot hanging I did power off the box by pressing the button" [13:20] pitti, I got one of those too [13:20] "power off" from the menu produces the same hang as reboot [13:20] i. e. disabled keyboard, doesn't shut down [13:20] right, same here [13:20] * pitti wants a SysRq key on the mini [13:21] pitti: Alt-Fn-F10 [13:21] could you ssh in, and put the sshd, bash, etc. pids into sendsigs.omit.d [13:21] then when it hands, grab a bt of plymouth? [13:21] I'll do the same here too - hopefully they'll all match [13:22] pitti, can you do it? I'm slightly busy with something else and there is no point to have both of us doing it [13:22] ok, doing [13:22] I mean if you already have sshd etc handy on the mini [13:22] (I don't) [13:22] pitti, thanks [13:22] I hope it won't tear down the wifi during shutdown [13:22] seb128: should be easy enough to install [13:23] pitti, right, I'm mainly wanting to not multitask too much I still want 2 things done this afternoon and call it a day early === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:23] * seb128 hugs pitti [13:26] pitti, can i get a simple patch into gwibber that prevents CPU spin out of control? [13:26] kenvandine: yes, sure [13:26] thx [13:26] * kenvandine prepares [13:26] :) [13:28] waah, why must NetworkManager tear down the network as soon as you log out [13:30] Keybuk: hm, I did ps aux|grep -v gdm | awk '{print $2}' | sudo tee /var/run/sendsigs.omit [13:30] Keybuk: and still get a hanging ssh after shutdown [13:31] WiFi or wired? [13:31] wifi [13:31] the wifi supplicant gets killed on shutdown [13:31] Keybuk: you think wired will be easier? [13:31] wired is always easier ;) [13:31] Keybuk: oh, due to an init script? [13:31] * pitti tries [13:31] that requires rearranging my desk slightly [13:37] Keybuk: http://paste.ubuntu.com/394014/ [13:38] Keybuk: the box is still in that state, and I'm ssh'ed in, in case you need further info? [13:38] huh [13:39] nothing else running? [13:39] Keybuk: the ps aux output has the kernel threads filtered out [13:39] but otherwise yes [13:39] status plymouth shows 1812? [13:39] status: Unable to connect to system bus: Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory [13:39] erm, *cough*, yes [13:39] AS ROOT! :p [13:39] plymouth stop/waiting [13:39] that's weird in of itself [13:40] . o { as root? .. } [13:40] status -> run as root [13:40] yes, I meant why I need root privs for connecting to d-bus, but nevermind [13:40] status run as root doesn't connect via the system bus [13:40] ah [13:40] so, plymouthd is gone [13:40] (I see text VTs, too) [13:40] pitti: what's rc 0 waiting for? [13:41] I see the graphical plymouht screen, then this goes away [13:41] oh, wait [13:41] Keybuk: migth that be related to bug 537262 ? [13:41] Launchpad bug 537262 in apport "sendsigs sometimes kills upstart jobs instead of adding them to OMITPIDS" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/537262 [13:41] Keybuk: the unkillalbe_process thing uncovered a bug that plymouth sometimes doesn't get added to sendsig's omit list [13:41] I think it might be [13:41] i. e. gets killed from sendsigs [13:41] (related) [13:42] and perhaps plymouth --wait is just waiting eternally for a nonexisting plymouthd? [13:42] Keybuk | pitti: what's rc 0 waiting for? [13:42] but I don't know where that plymouth --wait comes from [13:42] ^ how do you mean? [13:42] stracing rc just hangs in wait(), i. e. waits for a child [13:42] hmm, splash_stop() [13:43] init─┬─dhclient [13:43] ├─rc───plymouth [13:43] └─sshd───sshd───sshd───bash───pstree [13:44] huh [13:44] this is completely broken [13:45] I can try to add a cowboy patch to sendsigs to not kill plymouthds [13:45] s/s$// [13:45] pitti: I don't think it's sendsigs [13:45] I think it's the rc script itself killing plymouth [13:46] * Keybuk wonders what idiot wrote these [13:47] pitti, so i should subscribe the release team to the bug right? [13:47] for the gwibber bug that is [13:47] kenvandine: not necessary [13:47] seb128, can you sponsor lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gwibber/ubuntu [13:47] kenvandine: we'll pick it up from the queue [13:47] ok [13:47] or pitti [13:47] kenvandine: you can't upload that? [13:47] no [13:47] :/ [13:47] acl [13:47] kenvandine: later on, -EBUSY right now, sorry [13:47] i mailed cjwatson [13:47] ok [13:47] seb128, you got time? [13:47] kenvandine, ok [13:47] thx [13:48] np [13:48] pitti: remove /lib/init/splash-functions [13:48] then try rebooting and shutting down [13:49] that seems to work (twice i a row) [13:52] ok, will update PPA [14:02] pitti: on the sendsigs thing [14:02] have you seen plymouthd in that state yourself? running but status plymouthd saying not running? [14:07] Keybuk: (on the phone, brb) [14:12] Keybuk: re [14:12] rehi [14:12] Keybuk: I didn't see it in that state from an interactive shell, now [14:12] s/now/no/ [14:12] me neither yet [14:12] wonder whether it's dependent on graphics card, etc. [14:12] I can try adding a sleep 60 to sendsigs and ssh in, or so [14:12] though that'd be odd [14:12] I seem to get the bug every third boot or so [14:13] oh, you do see the apport message? on intel? [14:13] yes, on the mini [14:13] I added some set -x traces to that bug [14:13] for a working and a failing case [14:13] cool, should be easy to debug that one then [14:13] plymouthd is always running, but initctl list doesn't show a pid for it sometimes [14:14] Keybuk: I wasn't sure whether initctl is supposed to be always correct wrt to that, or whether we need another way to ignore upstart jobs [14:14] i. e. whether it's an upstart bug or a plymouth one (not registering itself, or whatnot) [14:15] it's supposed to be correct [14:17] Keybuk: could it be a race of plymouthd just starting up, and upstart not yet seeing the pid or so? [14:18] no, upstart forks plymouth, it should *know* the pid ;) [14:23] chrisccoulson, asac: should bug 531583 be made a dupe of bug 518422? it seems to be the same, and the latter is better understood and has a patch [14:24] Launchpad bug 531583 in firefox "greasemonkey causes ff 3.6 to not load, without errors" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/531583 [14:24] Launchpad bug 518422 in firefox "Firefox does not start with certain addons installed" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/518422 [14:24] pitti - yes please, they're the same issue [14:24] ack [14:25] thansk [14:25] unless our dailies fix one, but not the other [14:25] chrisccoulson: did micah land the patch for ubuntu2? [14:26] hmm [14:26] we should land it [14:26] on .head [14:26] chrisccoulson, did you have time to review this notify-osd nm change for mirco btw? [14:26] seb128: is that touching existing patches or new work? [14:27] nevermind. will sort it with chris (he seems to know what this is about) [14:27] asac, dunno, I just bounced the email, it's basically making nm use the replace feature in notify-osd [14:27] asac - it's in head already [14:27] (the firefox patch) [14:27] seb128 - i've not had a chance to review it just yet [14:28] chrisccoulson: thanks. we should ask on the bug to test the daily build then [14:28] chrisccoulson: i dont see it in firefox-3.6.head [14:28] maybe in xulrunner 1.9.2.head? [14:29] oh its debian/patches/lp518422.patch [14:29] hmm ... that should get a better name ;) [14:29] heh, yeah, i was just about to get you a link [14:30] asac - i can test with the dailies this afternoon anyway [14:30] yeah. === robbiew_ is now known as robbew === robbew is now known as robbiew [14:33] pitti: hmm. i think i forgot to subscribe ubuntu-archive to approved MIRs ... is that the right procedure? [14:34] asac: not necessary [14:34] kenvandine: "theming: changes to the appearance capplet might be required" -> is that still relevant/ [14:34] ? [14:34] pitti: hmm. so archive admins will hunt the bug down on their own in the ubuntu-mir bug list? [14:34] usually yes (I also do that from time to time) [14:34] each and every day they get a mismatch? that feels odd ;) [14:34] I walk through the approved ones, compare with component-mismatches, and promote [14:34] ok [14:35] not every day, no [14:35] ok thanks for clarifying. [14:38] kenvandine, Riddell: can you please update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus for DX/OLS/Kubuntu? [14:40] pitti, will do [14:40] pitti, i have no idea about the appearance capplet, but i will get verification [14:40] kenvandine: thanks; I think the appearance capplet theming change is not required, is it? [14:40] kenvandine: ok, thanks [14:40] i don't think so [14:42] pitti, hi [14:42] hey rickspencer3, good morning [14:42] I saw your comment on bryce's ntrig blueprint [14:42] unfortunately it is not a low priority project [14:42] randomizing? yes [14:43] a little crazy? possible [14:43] low priority? no [14:43] ntrig? [14:43] it's the multi-touch ting that bryceh is doing for sabdfl [14:43] ah [14:43] pitti: yep, I may have to leave early from the release meeting so I may miss our slot [14:44] rickspencer3: right, I set that before I got aware of the "sabdfl" tag; so please correct the priority accordingly (it's still just plain crazy, though) [14:44] pitti, I was not empowered to make a deciscion here unfortunately, although I did provide input [14:44] pitti, yeah [14:44] Riddell: I'm happy to copy&paste your snippet, and carry any other briefing you might have [14:44] but they did put together a risk mitigation plan [14:44] pitti: scottK says he can do it [14:44] ok, great [14:44] ("sabdfl tag" - giggle) [14:45] "Right by definition" ;) [14:45] ya ya ya, i hear you [14:45] exactly [14:45] lol [14:45] hi sabdfl, we weren't talking about you :) [14:45] sabdfl: hey Mark, how are you? [14:48] hey rickspencer3 [14:48] hi seb128 [14:49] happy Friday [14:49] good morning everyone [14:51] hey desrt [14:52] seb128: release coming together nicely? [14:55] good morning desrt [14:55] desrt, yes [14:56] desrt, I would not say no to new stable glib and gtk versions though :p === Pici` is now known as Pici [14:56] seb128: you got a fresh new unstable only a few days ago :p [14:57] desrt, exactly what I was saying ;-) [14:57] well [14:57] i don't do gtk releases :) [15:06] seb128: hi.. is there a bug that the indicator-applet is not starting with non-default themes? and the user is not able to add it again? [15:06] i think i found the problem.. [15:07] vish, it's an indicator-sound crash bug [15:07] vish, it's fixed in bzr [15:07] ah , ok.. its seems the icon name not being present is causing the bug [15:08] seb128: thanks [15:08] didrocks: do you have any comments on bug #527090 . I don't know how netbook-launcher can really help, it's just using clutter/pango wrapping [15:08] Launchpad bug 527090 in netbook-launcher "text under icons wraps badly in netbook-launcher" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/527090 [15:09] vish, look to indicator-sound open bugs [15:09] slomo, hey [15:09] seb128: hi :) [15:09] slomo, your glib update fails to build btw, the testsuite breaks [15:09] slomo, I disabled that in Ubuntu for now [15:10] slomo, the experimental debian buildds have the same issue I've seen [15:10] *sigh* [15:10] pochu: ^---- [15:10] LaserJock: if you look, it seems related to umr launcher, the one before karmic. I guess it's fixed, cf last comment [15:11] pitti, btw robert_ancell did some work on lp:~robert-ancell/gdm/gdmsetup-sound-enable [15:11] LaserJock: oupss, sorry, I looked at the duplicate one. Looking at the other now [15:13] LaserJock: maybe that was a bug in pango (cf other bug report). I would ask if the issue is still relevant first with beta 1 [15:13] seb128: oh, sweet! [15:14] pitti, the ui and communication part is done but when we talked yesterday he didn't do the actuals call from the server to set the key [15:14] pitti, do you think we can still try to get than in on monday or after beta1? [15:15] pitti, I'm about to run now and I doubt I will have time to look at it today but I can have a look this weekend [15:15] seb128: Monday sounds fine [15:16] pitti, ok great, thanks [15:21] seb128: ok :) unlikely that someone will fix it early enough for this ubuntu release... only thaytan knows how the DVD menus work and he seems to be busy with other things [15:22] slomo, ok, I will try to figure what update broke it if I can [15:23] * seb128 is away for some hours [15:24] be back a bit before dinner, I will read backlog and sponsoring etc if required before running for the weekend [15:24] bbl [15:37] didrocks: well, but is it really a valid bug to start with? There's not really a way to wrap a word properly that has no . or spaces, etc. [15:38] * mclasen suggests hyphenation [15:38] LaserJock: my feeling is that the launcher should take more space for each icons. I don't know what was used for that [15:39] mclasen: yeah, that will be good. Not sure what was used before [15:40] didrocks: used before what? [15:40] pango doesn't add hyphenation, it just wraps on it or a . as I understand it [15:40] LaserJock: the launcher before karmic, and the one in karmic+lucid [15:40] I thought that was a seperate issue though [15:41] I thought that was *not* wrapping on - or . and that was fixed [15:41] * mclasen was just commenting on the claim that there is no way to wrap a word unless it contains .s or spaces [15:41] right now it does a word wrap and if that fails a char wrap [15:41] but yeah, pango doesn't do it [15:42] LaserJock: I'm just afraid that icon placement are fixed in the current implement (didn't have the time to look at this part of code yet) [15:42] right, there is a fixed width I guess [15:43] but wouldn't we have to calculate a proper width based on the max length of names, and refigure the grid based on that? [15:43] so dynamically resize the icon placement based on name length [15:43] LaserJock: that sounds good. I'm just afraid that the change will be too intrusive now [15:43] yeah, that's what I'm trying to figure out [15:43] if it's a Lucid or Lucid+x task [15:44] sweet, keep me posted :) [15:46] not using one of the long-name languages I wasn't sure how out of place the wrapping in http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39713029/Bildschirmfoto-1.png is [15:46] LaserJock: German is good to test for that, I guess :) [15:47] yesterday, I installed a right-to-left language to test the new release [15:47] "who put my icon back to the right?" ;) [16:00] pitti, on the release status page i added "ISSUES" under dx integration calling out the string change needed for consistency in social apps [16:00] kenvandine: thanks [16:01] which will be done real soon, and we will coordinate with translators [16:07] kenvandine: hey [16:07] hey james_w [16:07] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~jpetersen/ubuntu/lucid/rhythmbox/appindicator/+merge/21077 [16:08] do we need to break freeze for that, or is it harmless? [16:09] looks harmless, but i hadn't seen it [16:09] tedg, can you look? [16:09] tedg, says it was a work around for a bug [16:09] there's https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~dpm/ubuntu/lucid/ubuntuone-client/desktop-entry-i18n/+merge/21034 too [16:10] that should probably go in and be pushed upstream [16:10] that one is fine [16:10] ok, i'll make sure they get it [16:10] james_w: I'm not sure that it needs to break freeze... but it basically is that the code moved into indicator-application 0.0.16. [16:10] james_w: It shouldn't cause any harm. [16:10] tedg: ok [16:11] thanks [16:11] kenvandine: are you happy to track the rhythmbox one too? [16:11] james_w, yes [16:11] thanks [16:11] np [16:14] chrisccoulson: still planning on acting on https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/530751 ? [16:14] Launchpad bug 530751 in hundredpapercuts ""Battery Discharging" is a horribly worded message" [Low,In progress] [16:15] james_w - did the reporter mail ubuntu-translators? (i've not checked yet) [16:15] he didn't say he has [16:15] i was still planning on acting on it, but i've not had a lot of time [16:15] i suppose i could have done it with the gpm upload i did earlier ;) [16:15] ah well [16:16] and nothing in the archives that I can see [16:16] me neither [16:16] i'm a bit reluctant to keep uploading these types of changes [16:19] yeah [16:31] ccheney: did you already commit the ARM fix yesterday or did I misunderstand you? (I don't see it in ooo-build) [16:32] going out for some shopping (1 hour, I hope), bbl [16:32] didrocks: ping me when you get back [16:47] NCommander: yea its committed to the 3-2 branch [17:00] grr another new class with struct changes :-( [17:04] asac, chrisccoulson: wrt. bug 512615, how realistic would it be to use the system cairo? (in terms of newer versions which will hit lucid-updates in the future) [17:04] Launchpad bug 512615 in firefox "fonts are incorrectly rendered due to not using system cairo" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/512615 [17:04] asac, chrisccoulson: I just got told that on some systems ffox looks really horrible and rainbow-striped due to that (not here, though) [17:04] pitti - it looks pretty bad here as well [17:06] pitti, when you get a chance, can you sponsor lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gwibber/ubuntu ? [17:06] it's just a strawman, though; I'm interested in whether that would work at all, how much work it would be, and whether it would break something else [17:06] yeah, i'm not 100% sure what the implications of that are at the moment with regards to maintenance and support, so I'll let asac answer that one ;) [17:06] pitti, that includes the string changes to match indicator-* [17:06] kenvandine: ok [17:07] and another string change which we will bring up with the translators at the same time [17:07] * kenvandine goes to do that now [17:07] kenvandine: (in release meeting right now, but I'll get to it) [17:07] pitti, thx [17:07] np [17:07] pitti, and related, indicator-messages uploaded and needs approval :) [17:07] chrisccoulson: asac is just answering in #release [17:11] pitti - #release? [17:11] chrisccoulson: #ubuntu-meeting, sorry [17:11] pitti - heh, no worries ;) [17:11] i thought i was going crazy there [17:13] kenvandine: gwibber uploaded [17:15] thx [17:20] LaserJock: I'm back [17:22] pitti - i can't follow your conversation in #ubuntu-meeting. xchat keeps crashing every time i go there ;) === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|capoeira [17:23] chrisccoulson: so, summary is that we'll try to get our cairo patch applied to the firefox package (its bundled cairo), and asac pokes upstream to get blessing for that [17:23] pitti - thanks [17:23] yes [17:23] asac: ^ can you please CC: chrisccoulson to keep him in the loop, so that he can eventually take over? [17:23] i will keep you in the loop [17:23] ack [17:23] * pitti hugs asac [17:23] thanks :) [17:23] * pitti hugs chrisccoulson as well [17:23] * chrisccoulson hugs pitti [17:23] * asac hugs all ;) [17:24] * chrisccoulson hugs asac ;) [17:24] nice hug round ;) [17:24] * chrisccoulson thinks that 4 parallel builds of thunderbird wasn't such a good idea [17:24] i think my laptop will start smoking soon ;) [17:27] bryceh: are you getting reports from nvidia users about having to log in twice? [17:28] do you mean the bug where Xorg crashes when you hit enter the first time? [17:28] sounds very familiar ;) [17:29] Yes, I see that [17:40] chrisccoulson: hi.. will seb128 be coming back? or has he left for the weekend? [17:40] he said he would pop back later [17:40] ah.. ty :) [17:47] pitti, can you approve gwibber and indicator-messages when you have a moment? [17:49] pitti - is there any plan to standardise the units used at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com so that they match https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnitsPolicy ? [17:49] somebody just reported a bug because their downloaded file size doesn't match what the website says ;) [17:51] pitti: can we update transmission to 1.92 before beta1 release (bug 538034)? it fixes one really irritating bug 505861 (and a few smaller ones) [17:51] Launchpad bug 538034 in transmission "Update to 1.92" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/538034 [17:51] Launchpad bug 505861 in transmission "Transmission download location gets the last subfolder removed on new torrents" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/505861 [17:53] it actually fixes one bug that is not reported on LP and which bit me in my.. seat today [18:01] ccheney: oh, its not on master? [18:03] NCommander: master is for OOo 3.3 [18:03] NCommander: hadn't checked it in on master yet since i haven't verified if master even builds on ubuntu [18:03] ccheney: ah, far enough, I'm still fairly new to all this ooo stuff :-) [18:06] ccheney: I just started a build of branch 3.2 (confirming that the patch is there) on my ARM box [18:07] NCommander: ok [18:07] NCommander: i haven't tested the most up to date ooo-build-3-2 if it fails you can always just grab that single patch out of it and use what is in ubuntu currently, that should most likely work [18:07] ccheney: cool [18:07] ccheney: thanks [18:08] ccheney: just as a friendly reminder, remember to make the code to import the jaunty UNO disappear :-) [18:09] and if i can stop copying even more bits of gtk into epiphany backport then i can work on OOo again myself :-\ [18:09] NCommander: ah ok [18:09] NCommander: can you file a bug and target it to beta 2 assigned to me? [18:09] NCommander: that way i won't forget :) [18:10] ccheney: done. As a second point, what is your feelings on doing an SRU of OOo after this is fixed on lucid? [18:12] NCommander: SRU to karmic? [18:14] NCommander: i can do the SRU's for whichever releases that mobile wants assuming you can get them approved :) [18:14] NCommander: also as i don't have arm hardware just make sure the patch still works for the older releases [18:15] ccheney: not a problem [18:16] i have another thing to add to karmic with its next upload as well, but wasn't serious enough to do a sru just for it [18:17] i'm going to add a message to error output telling if the user was told to kill OOo during upgrade when they file a bug so i can set it up to autoclose new bugs relating to that :) [18:17] i'm getting hundreds of probably invalid bugs filed because users file bugs after it tells them to kill OOo to do the upgrade, heh [18:22] * kenvandine runs out for a late lunch/errands [18:22] bbiab [18:24] kenvandine: done [18:24] chrisccoulson: I don't know a plan, but please feel free to file a bug against cdimage [18:25] kklimonda: please get it uploaded (it's just bug fixes) [18:25] kklimonda: it will be accepted or deferred until after beta-1 (but I guess it will go throug if it lands today) [18:29] * pitti calls it a week [18:32] chrisccoulson: can you take a look at bug 538034? :) [18:32] Launchpad bug 538034 in transmission "Update to 1.92" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/538034 [18:33] pitti: ooh, I've just worked out the plymouth thing [18:33] pitti: enjoy your week-end! [18:33] (sendsigs) [18:34] kklimonda, i will do in a bit [18:35] hmm, was bug 533559 discussed with anybody? [18:35] Launchpad bug 533559 in ubuntu-meta "Computer Janitor has GUI bugs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/533559 [18:36] * kenvandine changed his mind... gonna go later :) [18:36] pitti, thx [18:42] kenvandine, hi [18:42] hey rickspencer3 [18:42] if you apt-get remove evo, should the mail and new mail entries stay in the messaging indicator? [18:43] humm [18:43] no [18:43] but the service probably needs a restart [19:05] seb128: looking at the glib failure [19:05] it seems to fail randomly [19:05] pochu, it fails every time there [19:07] seb128: yeah, it fails at the same point, but it doesn't always fail [19:07] i.e. I've just run that test like 4 times and it's passed 2 and failed another 2 [19:16] Hello [19:16] where can I find a release manager to express my concerns [19:16] Roblob, #ubuntu-devel [19:24] Roblob: i'm no release manager, but out of curiosity, what concerns are these? [19:24] * vish votes for hyperair as release manager ;) [19:25] vish: lol. [19:30] menus on the left [19:30] by default in an LTS release [19:30] and to spring it 1 hour before the interface freeze [19:30] just dirty [19:30] and even the icons look like the mac icons (speakers, wifi) etc [19:30] Roblob: you mean the metacity buttons? [19:31] I hope Apple sue canonical to death [19:31] I will not be going to 10.04 or higher untill the buttons move back to the right [19:33] Roblob: this channel is not the best place to discuss this , see > https://lists.launchpad.net/ayatana/msg00998.html , [19:34] robbiew: it was a design decision , if you are concerned , you can reply to the ayatana mailing list [ https://launchpad.net/~ayatana ] [and do be civil ;)] [19:34] oops , Roblob ^ [19:35] sry , robbie_w [19:35] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1422422 [19:35] http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23899/ [19:35] no one likes the left menus [19:36] Roblob: yes , if you are concerned ,about the choice , you need to respond to the ayatana mailing list.. noone here can help you with that [20:37] * kenvandine heads out for the day... have a good weekend all! [20:46] asac, I attached a diff as you requested to bug 534702 [20:46] Launchpad bug 534702 in bluez "Update bluez to 4.62" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/534702 [20:47] hey baptistemm_ [20:47] heya chrisccoulson [20:47] we're frozen now ;) [20:47] :/ === MacSlow|capoeira is now known as MacSlow [21:34] bratsche: ping [21:44] bratsche: i am having trouble linking to gtk with epiphany see: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/394262/ rickspencer3 mentioned you might know how to determine what i am doing wrong [21:46] * bratsche clicks [21:48] ccheney: Can you paste the actual linker command? [21:49] bratsche: yea just a minute [21:49] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/394274/ [21:52] I think those functions are not exported to the .so [21:52] so is it a bug that they are in headers in /usr/include ? :) [21:53] at least i would think that if they aren't linkable they wouldn't be in include [21:55] Why is this in Epiphany? Is it just a copy of the module from gtk? [21:56] bratsche: yea we are backporting the new epiphany to hardy which requires copying bits of various libs into epiphany [21:58] ccheney: Do you have a branch somewhere I can pull just to look at it? I'm not really sure why it would need to pull that in. [21:59] bratsche: not at the moment, it needs those because i had to pull in all of gtkimmulticontext.c [21:59] bratsche: which iirc was in turn needed by gtkentry [22:00] bratsche: which was needed by several parts of epiphany [22:00] Is it not provided by the gtk+ that comes in Hardy? [22:01] bratsche: only an older version without the needed functions, and the newer version that has the functions had a new private struct which was not compatible, etc [22:02] those three functions shouldn't be too hard to deal with i hope, will see how it goes [22:03] Is there a copy of GtkEntry in this as well or something? [22:04] yea [22:04] had to copy in gtkentry first then the other ones to build it [22:04] backporting gtk apps is a pita :-\ [22:05] Why did you need a new GtkEntry in this? [22:06] Is Epiphany actually setting the IM module to the entry itself? [22:07] it was using a lot of new gtkentry symbols from what i recall epiphany switched to using gtkentry new functions instead of old ones it used to have itself [22:08] Oh nice, they're using my new icon API now. That would do it. :) [22:08] That makes me happy. :) [22:08] hehe [22:08] yes it is good going forward but makes backporting hell :) [22:09] I don't see it using the im-module stuff though, so you could try removing that from the GtkEntry you're backporting over.. [22:10] Its git revision is 5d4bb27b if that helps, so if you have a git tree then do "git show 5d4bb27b" to get a patch and try to reverse it. [22:10] ah ok let me see if i can remove that part [22:10] That makes more sense to me than trying to backport this immulticontext stuff. [22:12] where do i check the git branch out from? [22:13] it looks like the reason its being pulled in is due to gtkimmulticontext pulling it in, not from gtkentry itself [22:13] git clone git://git.gnome.org/gtk+ [22:13] * mclasen cannot imagine that epiphany needs that new immodule functionality... [22:15] checking it out now, will take some time, heh looks like git is about 200MiB [22:15] If you're going to be pulling stuff from Gnome git very often, you should setup a shortcut in your .gitconfig [22:15] So you can just do "git clone gnome:gtk+" or whatever. [22:16] [url "ssh://bratsche@git.gnome.org/git/"] [22:16] insteadof = gnome: [22:16] (or whatever your username is, or using anonymous git) [22:17] ok [22:24] bratsche: i might be missing something but that patch doesn't seem to be enough to revert the need for gtkimmodule? [22:24] bratsche: it seems to just change some of the calls but still uses them [22:39] * ccheney thinks he almost has it building just adding those last three symbols in [22:40] grr more private functions === andreasn_ is now known as andreasn [22:51] in automake how do i make something like to another library in another directory of the same build? [22:52] i need lib/widgets/Makefile.am library to link to the lib/Makefile.am library [22:56] ah foo_LDADD = bar.la [22:58] er LIBADD for libraries [23:00] hmm that didn't work maybe because its a noinst library, hmm [23:04] ccheney: i suggest non-recursive automake [23:06] walters: i'm modifying epiphany so don't really want to rewrite the build system :) [23:06] walters: any idea what i would need to do to have it link between dirs properly? [23:07] in this case it seems it needs to do be static since the library isn't installed [23:07] bratsche: oh great I didn't know that [23:08] Hmm? [23:08] What's that? [23:08] bratsche: or do you know? :) [23:09] bratsche: the git shortcut tip [23:09] ccheney: Did you get the gtkimmodule thing sorted out? [23:10] bratsche: yea i just ended up adding the bits it needed which fixed that part then i got to a point where its claiming bits aren't there for linking from the lib dir, in lib/widgets [23:10] bratsche: so i think i need to somehow link in the lib dir library to lib/widgets [23:11] I'm not that good with automake fu, I unfortunately usually just hack around until it works. :/ [23:12] ok, i'll see if i can find a way to make it work [23:25] i get this weird bit: make[5]: *** No rule to make target `../../lib/libephymisc.la', needed by `libephywidgets.la'. Stop. [23:25] due to adding: [23:25] libephywidgets_la_LIBADD = \ $(top_builddir)/lib/libephymisc.la \ $(DEPENDENCIES_LIBS) [23:25] which is essentially the same thing done in src/Makefile.am but apparently it works there [23:35] isn't built yet then ;-) [23:35] order of SUBDIRS [23:39] Keybuk: oh [23:40] Keybuk: should i put . in before? [23:40] Keybuk: its shows as SUBDIRS = widgets egg (but no ref to the current one) [23:40] I don't think you can do that [23:41] oh, yes you can [23:41] yes, do that [23:41] By default, Automake generates `Makefiles' that work depth-first in [23:41] postfix order: the subdirectories are built before the current [23:41] directory. However, it is possible to change this ordering. You can [23:41] do this by putting `.' into `SUBDIRS'. For instance, putting `.' first [23:41] will cause a prefix ordering of directories. [23:41] ok [23:43] yea that seemed to help a lot [23:43] it fixed the other errors just one left [23:51] Keybuk: thanks that was enough to make it finish building :) [23:51] now just have to see why it fails in dh_install :-\ [23:52] hmm must have disabled a patch renaming the epiphany dir to epiphany-browser [23:52] * ccheney will fix that after dinner, bbl