[00:14] rgreening, momentarily if you are === PyObjectPtr is now known as static_name === static_name is now known as apachelogger [02:36] is there any documentation on the appindicator python API ? [02:47] tkamppeter, are you there? I have an HPLIP question, and was told you are an expert [02:48] I'm having a problem printing on custom sizes at all in HPLIP 3.10.5, and also a problem printing on custom sizes with full-bleed (edge-to-edge) on 3.9.12 (it doesn't remember when I turn Off stretch to fit) [02:48] posted bug reports: https://bugs.launchpad.net/hplip/+bug/508152 [02:48] Launchpad bug 508152 in hplip "Incorrect paper size or type" [Undecided,New] [02:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/hplip/+bug/529293 [02:48] Launchpad bug 529293 in hplip "Cannot turn off "Fit to Page" in 3.9.12" [Undecided,New] === gospch_ is now known as gospch [09:33] where in launchpad I can find patch tracker (list of patches applied to particular package in particular release? [09:36] for instance all patches applied to original kdelibs-4.4.2 tarball that creates kdelibs5 package, hmm? [09:49] reavertm: do you mean the stuff needed to create a .deb or the patches applied to the source? [09:49] the latter [09:50] http://patches.ubuntu.com/ would be the place to look [09:54] thanks, hmm, that's a bit closer still it shows diff debian->ubuntu and not vanilla->ubuntu, I suppose it's the best I can get [09:56] anyway I think I've found what I was after, thanks [10:32] Hey, I think there may be an error in the danish localization for Firefox on Ubuntu. Do you know who could help me look into this? [10:38] jarlen, have a look on lauchpad and search for firefox then go to translations. [10:39] It's not a translation issue [10:40] I think there's a problem with the language code sent in the HTTP-header [10:47] lifeless: http://paste.ubuntu.com/433767/ [10:48] lifeless; the hacky xinput nonsense i do for trackpoint scrolling [11:48] Is there some site I can read for the rationale of replacing f-spot with shotwell? [11:59] LucidFox: probably in gobby doc and/or the blueprint? [12:06] LucidFox: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-maverick-desktop-application-selection & https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-maverick-simple-image-management === xomas_ is now known as xomas === m_101_ is now known as m_101 [14:42] Who can go to Brussels? Even people like me who arent (official) developers or at least not Canonical employees? [14:46] uds is over [14:46] anyone can come to uds, it's an open event [14:52] Oh I read the newsletter too late. :-( [14:52] Thanks anyways... [15:00] How long does it usually take for packages to be removed from Ubuntu after they have been removed from Debian? [15:13] I tking that depends. [15:30] aburch: depends how often the archive admins run the script that does it [16:11] Nafai: ping [16:12] Nafai: I think you might be interested in the script "apt-get source $(apt-cache depends gwibber | awk '/Depends/{ print $2 }')" [16:13] Nafai: maco wrote it actually, but it solves the problem you had at the lightening talk! Change gwibber with whatever app you want to get the source for :) === nigelbabu is now known as nigelb === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:16] what would be bether: a wrapper for the firewire stack or an udev rule, that allready is in a script that i wrote to the ubuntu wiki, so non-roots can acess firewire [18:16] hello ? :D [18:17] no developers online or what :/ ? [18:19] well, it's a weekend after uds so most of developers are travelling home [18:29] I suspect most of the U.S.-bound devs are unconcious at the moment [18:30] Assuming they left Friday night. (I left Friday morning) === j_ack_ is now known as j_ack === radoe_ is now known as radoe [20:57] stefanlsd: ping [20:58] stefanlsd: well, when you get rid of your jet lag and hangover, we need to chat :) [21:00] My jetlag wasn't that bad. I got back home from the airport dead tired at around 11:00 PM, which is a pretty sane bedtime [21:00] I was mostly jetlagged on, well, the jet :P [21:01] JontheEchidna: you didn't stay for alstars? [21:01] * nigelb will never get the spelling right [21:01] what's that? [21:02] that party on the last day with singing and tuff [21:02] JontheEchidna: where they scratch with nails on metal and call it music :D [21:02] oh, guess not. My plane left at 3:45 pm on Friday :( [21:02] nigelb: I think that's called a rave. :D [21:03] astraljava: not that bad [21:03] JontheEchidna: ah, that explains tht, so you missed a session and wrap up, right? [21:03] yep [21:03] well, more than a session [21:03] pretty much anything after lunch, as well as the plenaries [21:03] oh yeah 3 hour reporting time [21:04] yeah... [21:04] oh wellz [23:21] Is python 3 the future? In other words, should I learn python 3 instead of 2.6? [23:22] fredfall, this is not apropriate channel for this discussion =) [23:22] Which is? [23:22] fredfall, 2.7 will be shipped in 12.04 and supported until 2017 [23:23] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Specs/MaverickPythonVersions [23:23] there is still limitted amount of libraries ported to 3.0 [23:23] fredfall, you should use 2.6 / 2.7 and pay attention to deprecated warnings =) to make sure your python scripts are compatible with 3.0 [23:23] OK, thanks xnox! [23:24] fredfall, plus you can always import from "future" python module to play around with python 3 features ;-) [23:24] fredfall, more appropriate channel for these questions is #python =) [23:25] Oops! . :)