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kermiachey ddecator, you around mate?08:13
ddecatorkermiac: hey mate, what's up?08:13
kermiacgot a sec for a pm?08:13
ddecatorkermiac: sure08:14
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BUGabundo_remoteThe Sun is High, the Vampires down 0/08:47
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BetaBrainraga  scappo10:08
cwilluhey neat, openoffice crashed while saving a simple document as rtf.10:21
BUGabundo_remoteeheh10:23
cwilluhow's koffice these days?10:35
om26ercwillu, a little fever maybe ;)10:36
cwillummm?10:36
cwilluif it crashes less than once a day, I'm sold10:37
cwilluseriously though, openoffice is just embarrassing10:37
ogracwillu, OO.o on arm ? or is that your desktop10:37
cwilludesktop10:37
ograah, k10:37
ogranot my headdache then :)10:37
cwilluI can crash it at will on any one of half a dozen desktops10:37
cwilludon't worry, I'm sure I can crash it on arm too :p10:37
ogrause the ARM one on your beagleboard ... it doesnt crash ;)10:38
cwilluheh10:38
ogranah, it uses less compile optimizations10:38
cwillusee, that doesn't reassure me :p10:38
ograheh10:38
BUGabundo_remotewhat? you managed to make is *slower* ? LOL10:39
cwilluindeed10:39
ograanother option is to use the zoho office package :)10:39
ograthats the stuff we ship by default on the arm images ... should work on x86 too10:39
cwilluwait, you mean that web-based crap? :p10:40
ograyeah10:41
ograit works at least10:41
cwillutouche10:41
ograand is a lot less bloated10:41
cwilludrat, kword still doesn't handle odf files sanely10:42
cwilluand abiword won't allow me to change the font for bullets from the current text font, so it displays infinity signs instead of bullets in every font except wingdings (which it hardcodes for some reason)10:53
* BUGabundo_remote hands VIM to cwillu10:55
BUGabundo_remoteor latex10:55
cwilluthat's not either or10:55
cwilluyou handed me both vim and latex, as the minimum required to do actual document production10:55
BUGabundo_remotelol10:56
* BUGabundo_remote takes pony back from cwillu10:56
BUGabundo_remoteoh wait... you are NOT at work???10:56
cwilluyou most definitely _didn't_ hand me a pony10:56
BUGabundo_remotefinnaly got some sleep?10:56
cwilluindeed10:56
cwilluI don't have to use openoffice at work :p10:57
BUGabundo_remotethen let me kill your free time: http://www.wordle.net/gallery10:57
cwilluit's rather refreshing :p10:57
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cwilluI'm sorry, why am I looking at tag clouds? :p10:58
cwillualso, I hate you for linking me to a website that uses java10:59
cwillukillall -KILL java10:59
BUGabundo_remoteaahahahahaa11:10
* BUGabundo_remote watches cwillu OOo die too (java)11:10
cwilluI killed it a long time ago11:10
cwilluhmm11:10
cwillukillall compiz; compiz --no-detection --keep-desktop-hints --loose-binding seems to have made compiz reasonably fast again11:10
BUGabundo_remotewhat does nodetection do ?11:12
cwillunot sure, and it may not be related;  I'm trying the different combinatins now11:12
cwilluk, it was the --loose-binding11:14
BUGabundo_remotelol11:15
ogra--no-detection skips the check for the composite extension afaik11:17
cwillu!info ted11:22
ubot4cwillu: Package ted does not exist in karmic11:22
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cwillulyx looks sane :)11:29
cwillunope, it's not11:32
cwilluclose though11:32
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Vishwgrant: is the memory problem solved for you completely?  I'm still noticing problems [not with the gem objects though] , if the system is running for atleast one day there is a problem..16:54
Vishnm disconnects ,  music playback lags at times , gnome-panel freezes :s16:55
Vishit i restart compiz the gnome-panel "freeze" is solved though.. looks like a problem in the drivers..16:56
yofelthere's a known memory leak in the nvidia graphics driver if you leave it running long enough, workaround: switch to tty1 and back to 7, will reset the driver it seems16:59
Vishyofel: i have a similar problem in ATI too! [not memory]but what happens for me is desktop freezes and everything is slow to react. switching to tty1 and back does solve it and also a compiz restart does the trick17:01
yofelhm, could be somewhere in X itself too then, not that I know much about how X works17:02
Vishhmm well , if you cant beat'em , just restart X ;p17:03
yofelheh17:03
* Vish closes and restarts X 17:03
vishshouldnt swap have reset to 0 after a session restart?17:07
yofelnot if any system libs were swapped out17:08
vishah, maybe..17:10
vishi wonder if it is a kernel problem, i'm noticing... this didnt happen during earlier alpha or beta.. i was thinking Lucid was so unbelievably stable17:11
yofelif you have any data in a tmpfs that counts too17:11
* vish installs older kernels17:11
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marcohello18:31
marcoi've found a bug in eog18:31
marcotested on version 2.22.3, 2.28.1, 2.30.0 (this one is lucid's default)18:32
marcoanybody willing to care about?18:33
greg-ghi marco, could you please report the bug here: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eog/+filebug18:33
marcounfortunately i don't have a launchpad account18:34
marcoand if any of you could do that for me, it would be better ;)18:34
greg-gor, alternatively,  in the GNOME bugzilla18:34
marcoit's not a system-specific bug (like a crash)18:34
marcobut i think it's a very serious one18:34
greg-git is best if the person experiencing the issue reports the problem18:34
marcoapparently it involves eog changing a file permission18:35
marcoactually, the owner of that file, too18:35
greg-gIt would be wonderful if you could create an account (doesn't take long) and report the bug, since you know much more about it than I do.18:35
marcocould you try and reproduce it? it's very simple...18:35
greg-gI can't right now, I should be working, but I thought I would point you in the right direction18:36
marcoi already knew that, thank you ;)18:36
marcoi landed here hoping to avoid that procedure18:36
marcowell, i'll try later18:39
hggdhinteresting. Has the time to debug, but not the time to file a bug18:57
greg-ghggdh: and I was just about to have him type out the steps to reproduce and copy it to a text file until I get off of work :/18:58
hggdhgreg-g: I pretty much figured that, but he was faster...19:01
greg-goh well19:05
marcoi'm back20:34
marcoso this is the bug:20:35
marco1) change the owner of a jpeg file to an user other than yourself20:35
marco2) open that file with eog (included in hardy or even in lucid)20:35
marco3) rotate the image and save the file20:36
marco4) look at the owner of the file: you became the owner20:36
marcothat's very serious, you aren't supposed to change files not owned by yourself20:37
persiamarco: Why?20:37
persiamarco: Check your permissions: if it had group or world write permission, that's expected behaviour.20:37
marcoof course it was 644 with another user20:38
marcootherwise i wouldn't come here and report it ;)20:38
marcoi just forgot to mention that detail20:38
marcopersia: what's more, you cannot change a file ownership20:38
marcoeven if you had write permission on that file20:39
marcojust try and please report it for me if you can reproduce it20:39
marcoi've actually reproduced this bug in hardy (eog 2.22.3)20:40
marcoand in lucid rc, too (eog 2.30.0 i guess)20:41
marcoand a friend of mine tried with success in eog 2.28.120:41
persiamarco: I can't replicate locally.20:41
marcocould this be expected behaviour?20:41
marcopersia: you mean you aren't able to do that?20:42
marcopersia: otherwise, which version of eog are you using?20:42
hggdhmarco: where is the file? under directories owned by your userId?20:42
marcoyes20:43
marcohggdh: but the point is, apart from writing changes to the file, the ownership is changed20:43
marcohggdh: you cannot change a file ownership unless you're root and i certainly didn't run eog as superuser20:44
persiamarco: Yep.  Doesn't work for me, with 2.3.0-0ubuntu120:44
yofells20:44
yofel-.- sry20:45
hggdhmarco: hold on, I have to install eog20:45
marcopersia: have you tested on lucid rc?20:45
persiamarco: I'm running current lucid.  I haven't tested against an rc image.20:45
marcopersia: but the repository is the same, isn't it?20:46
marcopersia: i mean, shall i do an apt-get update and retry with the latest updates?20:46
yofelhm,  I tried a 666 root:root .png and after rotating it I got a 600 yofel:yofel .png20:47
persiamarco: Give it a shot, sure.20:47
persiayofel: That's expected: you can write the file.  Try 644 root.root20:47
hggdhwell, I do not know if it changed ownership, but I *did* get a crash ;-)20:48
yofelnot edited, obviously20:48
yofelfile was the same here, no crash20:49
marcopersia: the point is the change of ownership, not write permissions20:49
hggdhmarco: try now moving the file somewhere where you do *not* own the directories, and try again20:49
hggdhbut, yes, it changed ownership (and crashed)20:49
hggdhso far, expected20:49
hggdh(except the crash, I mean)20:50
marcohggdh: tried in /tmp, the bug vanished20:51
marcohggdh: but what about a folder owned by yourself?20:52
persiamarco: If you have write permission to a file and the parent directory, and the application save feature is implemented as "move file to temp location, save to original filename, make sure everything is ok, delete temporary location", you end up with that behaviour.20:53
persiaThis is expected.20:53
marcopersia: no write permission on that file20:53
marcopersia: i started with a 644 root:root jpg file20:53
hggdhif it is under my directories, it is mine20:53
marcopersia: wait... maybe there was write permission on that directory20:54
persiamarco: If you have write permission to the directory, the save algorithm I describe will behave that way anyway.20:54
marcopersia: yep ;)20:54
hggdhmarco: you can test it by using command-line utilities (and, by doing so, taking eog out of the picture)20:55
marcoi see... so that's not a bug20:56
hggdhindeed. As persia stated, if your Id has write permissions to a directory, you can play havoc on other user's files.20:57
persiaIt's just a side effect of a save algorithm that is very safe, but not very nice to folks expecting it not to be used.20:57
persiaThe common solution is to add the GUID bit to the directory, and make sure folks are using permissions > 660.20:58
marcook thank you very much!21:00
xteejxEvening all! Think I found a bug during recent updates: NetworkManager applet has disappeared from the top GNOME panel. How do I get it back? (Will file report too)21:03
hggdhhi xteejx21:06
xteejxhey hggdh :)21:06
hggdhxteejx: interesting... can you check if n-m is running?21:06
xteejxnm-applet is active... !?21:07
charlie-tcaxteejx, it seems to disappear here, but I thought that was because I have wireless cards21:07
charlie-tcas/have/have no21:08
micahgbug 45646821:08
ubot4Launchpad bug 456468 in network-manager-applet (Ubuntu Karmic) (and 2 other projects) "upgrade triggers nm-applet "resource not found" ... missing icon "nm-applet-device" (affects: 13) (dups: 1) (heat: 76)" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/45646821:08
xteejxI'm using ethernet since my atheros card doesn't work, and its still not there and this bloody window resizing in empathy is annoying21:08
hggdhheh21:08
hggdhmine is here, but I have lost the indicator-applet every so often21:09
xteejxmicahg: Not same bug, I don't have any form of nm applet crash or notification21:09
xteejxHow do I get it back? :S21:10
xteejxTried adding it to top bar, guess its not "addable"21:10
charlie-tcaI don't know. I thought it was fine, since I usually remove it anyway21:12
xteejxI like to know if my network is connected (ok I'm on here so it does) but nice to see it :P21:12
xteejxI'll try the microshaft solution: reboot21:12
xteejxmicrosoft...sorry ;)21:13
charlie-tcaah, I use static IP's and it doesn't show anything but a missing conection for me21:13
persiaxteejx: It runs in the notification area: you'd have to restart nm-applet21:14
Damasceneany rtl user here that can help testing audacity?21:19
Damasceneor brobably I should ask in Lucid channel21:19
Damasceneprobably21:20
xteejx#ubuntu+1 is probably the best place to ask, yes. Is there any specific problem you are trying to address, as this channel would be able to help in that respect.21:22
xteejxby problem I mean bug21:22
Damascenehttp://uppix.net/6/7/4/3ddef7a4a4d5b6a3151ce754fa08e.png21:24
Damascenesee the problem21:24
hggdhDamascene: missing a translation, correct?21:25
Damascenehggdh, seems like missing buttons21:26
xteejxWhat language is this?21:27
hggdhDamascene: for me to say that I would have to be able to *read* arabic21:27
hggdh:-)21:27
xteejxhggdh, I was asking Damascene lol21:28
xteejxShouldn't this be filed against the relevant language pack for gnome?21:28
Damascenearabic21:28
Damascenebut if you have audacity you will notice that buttons are missing21:28
DamasceneI don't think it's a translation issue21:29
xteejxDamascene: Which buttons do you mean?21:29
Damascenexteejx, do you have audacity installed?21:30
xteejxI will have in 2 secs21:30
Damasceneyou will know then :)21:30
Damasceneall the buttons a sound recorder use21:30
xteejxI see what you mean...the EQ level graphics, the timeline ruler, buttons etc... although mine is perfectly fine in that repesct21:31
xteejx*respect21:31
Damasceneso what should I do?21:33
hggdhDamascene: look for a bug on audacity for that; not finding one, please open it via 'ubuntu-bug audacity'21:33
xteejxas hggdh said, file a report against audacity21:33
Damascenehave any one tested it before I report?21:34
Damasceneyou may check using this LC_ALL=ar.SA_utf-821:34
Damasceneor something like that21:34
xteejxI just did21:34
xteejxIt works perfectly fine for me in Lucid21:35
Damasceneyou tested it with Arabic?21:35
xteejxI haven't21:35
DamasceneI want confirmation before opening a bug21:35
xteejxCan you not install an English version and try to do the same? Could be an X bug not necessarily audacity21:35
Damascenecould you please try  LC_ALL=ar.SA_utf-8 audacity21:35
Damasceneyou mean to run the program in English?21:36
DamasceneI did no problem21:36
xteejxWell there's the confirmation ;)21:36
Damascenexteejx, you tested it?21:38
DamasceneI mean with Arabic?21:39
xteejxDamascene: You just told us you tested it in Arabic and English, and the arabic didn't work. My English version works fine, which should be confirmation enough ;)21:39
xteejxActually....21:40
xteejxJust reinstalled audacity again and in arabic is is fine....21:40
xteejxApart from the "Transport" menu item which is untranslated21:41
Damasceneand you are using Lucid?21:41
xteejxYes21:41
Damascenesee21:41
Damascenenow I don't have to report a problem :)21:42
xteejxhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/422995/21:42
xteejxI would still say it is a problem. Have you searched LP for similar issues?21:42
Damascenenot yet21:42
xteejxIs might not just be your machine, hence the need for a search ;)21:43
Damasceneok, what is the version you are using21:43
Damasceneand could you please provide a  screen shot?21:43
xteejxI don't know anywhere to paste a screen to21:43
xteejxaudacity version 1.3.12-221:44
Damascenehttp://uppix.net/ << use this21:44
xteejxhttp://uppix.net/a/0/b/2de3d60901cf5723aa0c1b9de8296.png21:45
Damascenethanks21:50
xteejxnp :)21:51
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