[00:55] BUGabundo, maverick's broken [00:56] great [00:56] :) [01:02] metacity explodes when i start an xterm [01:02] openarena crashes [01:02] evo is semi-broken [01:03] my 1st reboot after the upgrade, i didn't pass the pink ubuntu logo just after the bios [01:03] no hint of anything [01:04] grrr, no ddebs [01:10] wfm [01:11] bug 584287 [01:48] crash is in pulseaudio [01:48] eheh [02:55] Hey guys... I'm kind of having trouble installing FF 3.7a5pre... [02:55] I've extracted it to my home folder, but there is no make file in it, so I can't make it :( [02:56] Suggestions? [07:45] micahg: btw, i'm going through some old bugs and i forgot to ask this a long time ago. is there a reason that -no-remote doesn't work, or is it still supposed to? [07:46] ddecator: wfm [07:46] ddecator: you have to use -P also if you're using the default profile [07:48] micahg: i still get a popup saying that firefox is already running. what's the exact command you're using? [07:48] firefox -no-remote -P [07:49] micahg: says i can't use the default profile because it is already in use... [07:49] ddecator: right, you can't use the same profile [07:50] micahg: odd...so you can't use the same profile with -no-remote, yet somehow my dock manages to use two instances running on the same profile (probably not considered stable to do so?) [07:51] ddecator: your dock? [07:51] micahg: yah, Docky. i can right-click the minefield icon and select to open a new window, and a new instance of minefield opens using the default profile [07:52] ddecator: I wonder how [07:52] micahg: magic apparently... [07:54] micahg: firefox -browser opens another window, maybe it uses that? [07:54] ddecator: so it's not another instance then [07:55] micahg: so i guess the OP was trying to do the wrong thing. -browser just opens another window of the same instance then? [08:48] did i just remove an addon without requiring a restart? o.o [08:50] ddecator: new addons manager? [08:50] micahg: yah. it's really nice. now if only the other minor things that aren't working would get fixed. 3.7 fail to build i'm guessing? [08:51] ddecator: yep, should work tomorrow [08:51] micahg: good to hear. and prism? [08:51] ddecator: prism broke? [08:51] micahg: the gmail one isn't working for me [08:51] XML Parsing Error [08:51] ddecator: prism compatible with 3.7? [08:52] micahg: yah, the daily builds [08:52] gmail and google calendar both have the same issue [08:52] ddecator: hmmm [08:52] micahg: want me to pastebin the error? [08:52] ddecator: sure [08:53] micahg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/438215/ [08:54] ddecator: that's when you use the prism launcher? [08:55] micahg: yah, the ones installed by prism-google-mail and prism-google-calendar [08:55] ddecator: do you have xulrunner-1.9.3 installed? [08:56] or xulrunner-1.9.2? [08:56] * micahg forgot it's not dependent on FF [08:56] both [08:56] ddecator: can you launch with strace and see which xul it's using/ [08:56] micahg: sure, one sec [08:59] micahg: xr 1.9.2.5pre [09:01] looks like a bunch of .so files are not found [09:03] micahg: it's looking for .so files in /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.2.5pre/ that aren't in there. not sure if that's the cause of the issue or not though [09:05] ddecator: like what files? [09:07] micahg: libnspr4.so, libplc4.so, libplds4.so, libsqlite3.so, libnssutil3.so, libsoftokn3.so, libnss3.so, libssl3.so, libsmime3.so [09:23] ddecator: can you pastebin the strace? that seems weird [09:24] micahg: sure. it's huge though. want a pastebin or want me to upload it to u1? [09:24] ddecator: either [09:24] ddecator: just show me the snippets [09:25] micahg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/438225/ [09:25] let me know if you want more [09:27] ddecator: that's normal [09:28] micahg: alright. want me to look through the rest? [09:28] ddecator: actually, looking at the xml again, it's an issue with prism [09:29] ddecator: I'll have to try the daily myself to see what the issue is [09:29] but not tonight [09:29] sure thing, just let me know if you want any more info or for me to test something [09:31] ddecator: why did you replace sh with bash in songbird rules file? [09:31] let me find it... [09:32] there was something added to the command that needed it to be bash [09:32] ddecator: same command [09:32] ddecator: also you have 3 patches added to series, but the patches aren't in the merge request [09:33] micahg: oh, i must have never run bzr add, i'll do that. and for w/e reason sh didn't work but bash did (if i remember correctly, it might have been something else) [09:34] ddecator: k, I'll have to test this later, also where did you get the copyright info? [09:35] ddecator: overall looks good though [09:35] micahg: mostly from the sites for each part. songbird has a site that links to the copyright info for the different parts [09:35] micahg: now that i think of it, there is one patch i want to look into more (might need to change it) so i'll try to look at it tomorrow, make sure the patches are added, then i'll push and request a new merge so the diff will be updated [09:36] ddecator: k, I think you can just update the branch you have [09:36] micahg: ok, and i have no idea why i changed it to bash in that one spot...i was thinking of something that i had to make a patch for (i think) [09:36] ddecator: k, I have to go, ttyt [09:36] *later [09:37] same, night === nikolam_ is now known as nikolam [16:33] micahg: https://f.bugabundo.net/2010-05-22#e12241 [16:33] :)) [16:43] BUGabundo: what is that? [16:43] my new pins [16:43] https://f.bugabundo.net/2010-05-22#e12241 [17:20] LOL [17:20] you can open sooo many tabs in chromium that it will stop painting pages [17:23] unsurprising, really. It likely involves pixmap resource exhaustion. [17:24] LOL I love chromium devs [17:24] they closed an old bug of mine [17:24] as it wasn't there issue [17:24] and now its _fixed_ [17:25] BUGabundo, fixed by what? [17:25] newer release? [20:57] crimsun, here? [20:58] if u see him, ping me [20:58] got a weird bug in maverick [20:58] mute on boot [20:58] hi. [20:59] crimsun, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/584393 [20:59] crimsun, crash in p-a when starting openarena [20:59] crimsun, 100% reproducible (maverick) [21:00] that's my 5th bug in less than 1 day running maverick :P [21:01] neat, but I can't look right now, and I'm about to switch the entire PA branch in maverick. [21:01] i.e., it's going from stable-queue to master [21:01] wow, we're over 87k bugs in Ubuntu :-/ [21:02] :( [21:02] * micahg thinks July will be Mozilla bug attack month :) [21:03] crimsun: so I guess you have no mirror interess in my recent (<48h) bug where audio starts muted in maverick? [21:04] BUGabundo: I don't understand your question. [21:05] crimsun: erh, on boot, my audio is mutted.. started in the last two days of maverick updates [21:05] BUGabundo: I've had that for the last 2 Ubuntu releases [21:06] not here [21:06] audio was 100% [21:06] still is [21:06] other then the mute just now [21:07] BUGabundo: pastebin amixer, please [21:07] crimsun: amixer | pastebinit http://paste.ubuntu.com/438468/ [21:07] we really need to kill the alsa-utils initscript fudgery. It causes all sorts of problems like this. [21:07] don't worry too much, if you are pushing a new branch [21:08] we have pleanty of time till alpha2 [21:08] micahg: audio works great for me, cause I nag crimsun 4 or 5 times per cycle... so it is usually pretty rock solid for me [21:09] does 'sudo alsactl init' help? [21:09] BUGabundo: aside from starting muted, it's been great for me the last 2 releases [21:09] crimsun: what will that do? cause unmutting makes it fine, till next boot [21:09] Unknown hardware: "HDA-Intel" "Realtek ALC883" "HDA:10ec0883,10438284,00100002 HDA:15433155,15433c55,00100700" "0x1043" "0x8284" [21:09] Hardware is initialized using a guess method [21:10] BUGabundo: init is what we should be using instead of 'restore' [21:10] ah [21:11] so I guess "Unknown" aint great [21:13] quite the contrary. "Unknown" means there isn't an explicit PCI SSID match saying "there's a mixer control for this odd piece of hardware that needs to be set" [21:13] the aim is to reduce/eliminate the number of quirks that need to go into the init db, hence the objective is to have everything be "Unknown" [21:14] crimsun, (me too, sound muted after a reboot) [21:15] crimsun, anything i can try (a ppa maybe) to put me out of my misery? [21:19] hmm. [21:19] fta: LOLOL [21:19] its NOT that critical [21:19] come on! [21:20] BUGabundo, it is, for my productivity :) no frag, no chromium [21:20] there is an openal-soft commit that's rather interesting. (And, why wasn't it 1.12.854?!) [21:20] wasn't it in * [21:22] frag? [21:22] ohh you meant the bug in the game [21:23] not the one mutted on boot [21:23] heeheh [21:24] BUGabundo, no, frag, as in fps games [21:26] I got it [21:26] after I post [21:27] 2 new bugs in evolution (incl a crasher [21:27] ) [21:28] so 3 crashers (metacity, evolution and o-a/p-a) [21:29] totem is dead [21:29] cheese too [21:33] i wonder if ubuntu has a source code search engine.. would be helpful [21:33] google? [21:37] yep, but it's much wider than ubuntu [21:38] file an wishbug in LP? [21:40] I generally use "some terms site:.launchpad.net" [21:41] unfortunately that doesn't really DTRT :( [21:42] i was looking for meta_frame_style_draw_with_style (which package provides it) [21:43] google codesearch found it only in mutter [21:43] which i don't have installed [21:43] weird [23:22] BUGabundo, http://people.ubuntu.com/~fta/too-many-window-controls.png [23:22] eheheh [23:22] do you see that too? [23:24] no [23:25] not even with system bars enabled [23:25] but I've moved controls to the right [23:27] maverick? [23:33] yes [23:33] of course [23:33] don't even know why you ask :) [23:35] you use debian too [23:37] yes, at work [23:42] oh funny, it's gone [23:44] have I told you how much I love to use TAB in Google Chromium for it to do search inside a site? AWESOME [23:45] ?? [23:46] you know [23:46] in omnibar [23:46] you start typing a URL, then tab, and it swiches to search [23:51] doesn't work here