=== BUGabundo is now known as BUGabundo_TBBT [00:30] does anyone know where the indicator applet stores messages? i'm looking for a way to query it from the command line [00:36] jmcantrell: communication happens over dbus [00:37] crdlb: do you know how it might be done? [00:38] not a clue, but you can examine the interface in d-feet [00:38] it's probably also documented somewhere [00:39] crdlb: ok thanks [00:42] crdlb: how do i find out what bus address to use in d-feet? [00:48] jmcantrell: session [00:49] crdlb: i don't understand [00:49] the session bus [00:50] crdlb: how do i input that into d-feet? [00:50] file > connect to session bus [00:51] oh i see [00:52] there's org.ayatana.indicator.* and org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher [00:53] there's probably a better channel for this, but I don't know what it is :) === brad[] is now known as bradbook === funkyHat_ is now known as funkyHat === mdel is now known as mdel-away === marcriera is now known as permalac [08:48] hmm how can i make cleanups? [08:48] installed wine-build something and want it ALL removed =) [08:48] libs that arent used etc? [08:49] sudo apt-get build-dep wine [08:49] did that [08:51] ? [08:51] oops [08:57] i want the packages removed [08:57] that it installed [08:57] it filled up my disk quite well :P [09:06] Oh,Oh,Oh,Merry...oops Wrong dressed guy (Pope) [09:07] how... offtopic [09:07] hey Tm_T [09:07] yeah, we have the Pope in town [09:07] its a mess out side, right now [10:05] bug 571707 [10:05] Launchpad bug 571707 in mountall "fsck progress stalls at boot, plymouthd/mountall eats CPU" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/571707 [11:13] hi [11:13] I'm runing lucid and am fairly happy with it so far [11:13] I was wondering if there where going to be improvements to the multi-monitor support [11:13] I plug my laptop into a variety of different external monitors [11:14] and I'd ideally like it to notice this and chose the layout that I last used with that monitor (or kind of monitor) [11:14] and to go back to normal when I unplug it [11:15] the screen settings widget helps - I can do this all manually - but it would be nicer if it would happen for me once I've told it what I want from each external [14:10] any1 no any channels for python help? [14:12] amnite: #python [14:12] You'll need to be registered though. [14:12] ty [14:12] !register > amnite [14:12] amnite, please see my private message [14:16] thx pici and ubottu [14:21] hehe [14:22] heh, I think x keeps crashing :( [14:22] I keep getting forcible logged out === bradbook is now known as brad[werk] [16:25] Is this channel active? [16:26] napster: you are here and you can talk - so yes :-) [16:27] guntbert, Lucid is released! Then !topic ? [16:27] !topic [16:27] Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic [16:27] napster: ? [16:28] guntbert, Got it! "Maverick" [16:28] tnx [16:28] guntbert, How to do distro upgrade using synaptic? [16:29] napster: use system/administration/update manager [16:30] guntbert, I don't have update manager, can I use synaptic for distro upgrade? [16:31] napster: open a CLI, type sudo do-release-upgrade [16:31] !upgrade | napster [16:31] napster: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading [16:32] guntbert, thanks mate :) [16:32] napster: you're welcome :-) [16:33] napster: btw lucid support is in #ubuntu :-) [16:33] guntbert, Thats why I asked the topic! This is for "Maverick" [16:33] right? [16:33] napster: yeah [16:34] guntbert, Which is your O.S? [16:35] guntbert: napster: that won't work [16:35] there's no NEWER release till Alpha1 [16:35] BUGabundo_remote, What is alpha1 release date? [16:35] napster: if you want to upgrade to Maverick aka 10.10 devel [16:35] coming from Lucid [16:35] you must sed your sources.list [16:35] yes [16:36] BUGabundo_remote: yes - good to remind me - I was talking karmic->lucid [16:36] !schedule | napster [16:36] napster: A schedule of Maverick Meerkat (10.10) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MaverickReleaseSchedule [16:36] BUGabundo_remote, Send my source.list to? [16:38] napster: not send but sed (its an editor) [16:38] BUGabundo_remote, guntbert Sorry, what does that mean? [16:39] napster: if you want to go from lucid to maverick you will have to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list appropriately [16:40] guntbert, Hmm... ok... Planning to try help by reporting bugs... [16:41] napster: good idea - if you got a spare machine - or use a VM [16:42] guntbert, Yeah, I got one... Need to learn properly before starting... === mrsun is now known as MrSunshine === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:17] exit [17:32] RT @jneves: they did it :( european patent office just created software patents in europe [17:32] this is bad news :( [17:35] ew [17:36] heh. Now you know how we feel. [17:37] source http://www.epo.org/topics/news/2010/20100512.html [17:37] !offtopic [17:37] #ubuntu+1 handles support for the development version of Ubuntu. Please join #ubuntu for all other Ubuntu support. Chat in #ubuntu-offtopic. === xerox1 is now known as _PicAssO_ === brad[werk] is now known as brad[] [20:49] * [Config] Remove 386 flavour per UDS discussion [20:49] hmm, is there an official link / transcript about that? [20:49] Oh, and that's just "386", not i686, right? [20:50] yep [20:50] LOLOL [20:50] would be fun [20:50] t64 only [20:50] ahahah [20:51] ah, and this: http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1476021 [20:51] it'd be nice to have a single place to go to watch all of the streams. [20:52] er, though I prefer transcripts. [20:52] I don't want to listen for 15 minutes to somebody talking, when I could read the same lines in 5 minutes. =þ [21:06] is there any way to remove installed build deps? [21:14] heh, it's almost impossible to participate in uds remotely. [21:14] I try it every six months and fail miserably [21:15] the only thing I find useful is gobby [21:16] MrSunshine: I've searched for it before, and found no good solution, except to basically write it down when you installed them, or parse the dpkg history [21:17] MrSunshine: I think they do get marked as automatically installed by the app in question, so I guess you could remove the app and then reinstall, which might get rid of them...