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robert_ancellno desktop meeting today?00:08
RAOFNo?  I'm not late for it, then?00:09
LaserJockI think it was earlier00:09
LaserJockor well, the early one was earlier :-)00:09
robert_ancellI *think* it's Eastern edition now, according to my calendar00:10
RAOFThat would be the traditional time, yes.00:11
LaserJockseb128 ran the Western edition00:11
robert_ancellRAOF, I've been caught out by daylight savings at least once :)00:12
TheMusorickspencer3: You around for desktop team meeting eastern edition?00:16
rickspencer3TheMuso, yeah00:16
rickspencer3sorry, otp00:17
rickspencer3everything is running over00:17
rickspencer3robert_ancell, TheMuso sound ok?00:17
TheMusosure00:17
rickspencer3RAOF, ?00:17
RAOFYup.00:18
RAOFI'm now at a location where the power won't be turned off at arbitrary times :)00:18
robert_ancellRAOF, bonus!00:18
rickspencer3so ...00:21
rickspencer3I couldn't attend the main meeting00:21
rickspencer3and I've been totally busy all day, so I haven't even looked at the meeting wiki :/00:21
rickspencer3RAOF, TheMuso, robert_ancell given that I have no more context than the three of you, how do you suggest we proceed?00:22
* TheMuso decides to read the wiki page for now.00:24
robert_ancellwhat was the wiki link?00:24
rickspencer3https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-06-1500:25
rickspencer3it looks nicely filled in00:25
rickspencer3tremolux, around at all?00:28
RAOFHm.  The indicator stuff reminds me - the ayatana mono bindings for the various libs have historically not been particularly Debian-cli policy compliant, with varying degrees of problems introduced by this.  I'd like to volunteer my assistance if people have CLI packaging questions - they're generally quite easy. :)00:28
rickspencer3kenvandine, ^00:28
RAOFI also notice that we've now got libindicate mono bindings.  Yay! :)00:30
rickspencer3I'm pretty sure that kenvandine rolled those00:30
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robert_ancelldoes anyone here know about webkit releases?  Will Maverick be using >1.2?00:34
TheMusoI personally hope the latest is used to get accessibility improvements, but no idea what Maverick will end up using.00:35
rickspencer3robert_ancell, TheMuso is webkit not part of Gnome?00:36
TheMusoI think its an external dependency.00:37
RAOFThat was my understanding.00:37
rickspencer3so, would that not fall to the Gnome maintainer to determine?00:37
rickspencer3*cough* robert_ancell *cough*00:38
robert_ancellexternal.  I'm not familiar with the release process though, and they don't have a well defined process on their webpage00:38
rickspencer3fudge00:38
robert_ancellso the latest yelp, which I want to try requires features of the latest version, but I'm not sure if that's stable00:39
rickspencer3robert_ancell, you want the latest yelp for maverick?00:39
robert_ancellI want to try it (I can't compile it atm), there's been a lot of help improvements lately00:40
rickspencer3urk00:40
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Sarvattsorry to be a pain, but is there any chance anyone is around that could sponsor a mesa upload? it's just a tiny fix putting the GL headers in the right place, anything building against them in the current package is failing - http://sarvatt.com/downloads/merges/mesa/00:57
Sarvattand here is the file list for the built debs to be sure its right - http://sarvatt.com/downloads/files-seven.txt00:57
TheMusoSarvatt: I'll take a look.01:05
SarvattTheMuso: thanks yet again man, really appreciate the help01:07
TheMusoSarvatt: np01:07
TheMusoSarvatt: Ok just waiting for a test build. Once this is uploaded and built, please let me know what packages need rebuilding, and I can retry them for you.01:14
Sarvattthanks TheMuso, I'm not sure anything in the archive failed but I am checking now01:17
Sarvattchecking everything that built since mesa since its possible things could just silently fail to enable GL support since there were no headers01:19
TheMusoyep ok01:21
tremoluxrickspencer3: you rang?01:21
tremoluxrickspencer3: also, you said "fudge"01:24
Sarvatthttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libforms01:33
Sarvattfound one so far01:33
Sarvatteveryone and their mother pulls in xserver-xorg-dev, have to trawl through the build logs to be sure its not using it :)01:34
Sarvatt(which pulls in mesa-common-dev)01:34
Sarvattnasty time to have a huge sync go through :(01:35
Sarvatt3 pages and i've only gone back an hour01:35
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TheMusoheh01:36
TheMusoOk still test building here, and even once I do upload it, it will take an hour at least before packages start showing up.01:36
Sarvatti'm 400 results in and its only going back 2 hours, broken mesa has been uploaded for like a day. eep01:41
TheMusoSarvatt: uploading.01:44
Sarvattanother one that failed - http://launchpadlibrarian.net/50404333/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-i386.mrtrix_0.2.8-3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz01:57
TheMusook02:05
TheMusoTwill be a while before mesa is built everywhere, at least all arches are building it now.02:05
Sarvattok searched through 1550 builds until i hit mesa and those two were the only problems, outside of libghc6-opengl which failed anyway since the base packages failed02:26
TheMusook cool.02:30
dobeyhrmm02:40
dobeythe bzr tree for the ubuntuone-client package isn't updated with last week's release.02:41
dobeyhrmm, and the lucid tree isn't updated with the SRU either02:42
dobeyTheMuso: you wouldn't have any idea why that might be, would you?02:43
TheMusodobey: Without digging, no I have no idea.02:46
dobeyok02:46
kenvandineRAOF, rickspencer3: would love to have someone look at those02:50
kenvandineRAOF, i think directhex did the indicator-application mono bindings02:51
kenvandineso should be debian-cli compliant02:51
kenvandinei did the libindicate mono bindings, which are only like a week old :)02:51
dobeyTheMuso: looks like it just failed to import for some reason02:52
RAOFkenvandine: I'll have a look at them if you like.02:52
TheMusodobey: RIght02:52
kenvandineRAOF, awesome02:52
RAOFI'd kinda like to patch smuxi into the indicator :)02:52
kenvandinei think i fixed the packaging problems in the latest appindicator0.1-cil02:53
kenvandineRAOF, cool!02:53
kenvandinebut there is a problem in the library still02:53
kenvandinemaking them not work :/02:53
kenvandinethe last update to indicator-application broke the assembly version02:54
kenvandineand the -cil-dev package was 0.1 and the -cil package was 0.002:54
kenvandineit was a mess...02:55
kenvandinethe dll was 0.1 but installed in the 0.0 dir and the .pc file was and .config file where pointing to 0.102:55
kenvandineso nothing was working!02:55
RAOF:)02:55
kenvandinebut fixing that uncovered deeper breakage in libappindicator02:55
kenvandine:/02:55
RAOFThe CLI is quite pendantic about… oh. :(02:56
kenvandineRAOF, however... for smuxi all you need is libindicate02:56
kenvandinewhich is available now... and should work :)02:56
RAOF:)02:56
kenvandineRAOF, i also just did mono bindings for libgwibber02:56
kenvandinebut none of that is packaged yet :)02:56
robert_ancellTheMuso, what is the best way to give you a package for sponsorship that is not in bzr?06:51
TheMusorobert_ancell: If its a new upstrea release, then you probably need to upload the file set somewhere. If its a new revision without the need for a new orig tarball, a debdiff will do.06:52
robert_ancellTheMuso, I never really got the whole debdiff process, I've uploaded it to lp:~robert-ancell/+junk/rdesktop, can you sponsor please?06:54
TheMusorobert_ancell: ok06:54
TheMusorobert_ancell: ok/c06:56
TheMusorobert_ancell: the timestamp of the latest changelog entry is from 2008...06:57
TheMusorobert_ancell: and your name is not in the entry.06:57
robert_ancellTheMuso, whoops, pushed06:58
TheMusothanks06:58
TheMusorobert_ancell: uploaded07:02
TheMusobbiab07:03
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robert_ancellTheMuso, can you sponsor pygtk too?07:38
baptistemmhello07:53
baptistemmif someone could merge my branches, that'd be great (lp:~bluetooth/ubuntu/maverick/obexd/main & lp:~bluetooth/ubuntu/maverick/bluez/main)07:54
pittiGood morning07:55
baptistemmhi pitti07:55
baptistemms/merge/review/07:55
baptistemmhttp://webapps.ubuntu.com/employment/canonical_GDOS/07:58
baptistemmhuu07:58
didrocksgood morning08:03
pittibonjour baptistemm, hey didrocks08:05
didrocksGuten Morgen pitti08:07
RAOFAloha pitti, didrocks.08:08
didrockshey RAOF08:09
RAOFI'm trying out unity.  It's pretty rockin'!08:09
didrocksheh, right, it's really good :)08:09
pittihey RAOF08:10
RAOFIt does suffer from the problem that mutter grabs the <Super> modifier and doesn't let go, though.08:10
pittididrocks: indeed! I have yesterday's daily installed on my mini now08:10
* didrocks is eager for Thursday release, a lot of goodness coming :)08:11
RAOFMan, software-centre has also gone all shiny.08:18
seb128hello08:41
seb128robert_ancell, hey, stop working on karmic we should focus on maverick now! ;-)08:41
robert_ancellseb128, did I upload something to karmic by accident...08:44
seb128robert_ancell, no, but you listed a lot of karmic updates on your activity report ;-)08:45
robert_ancelloh, well, I just love karmic so much I want to make it better ;)08:45
seb128hehe08:45
seb128how are you otherwise?08:45
seb128had a productive day? ;-)08:45
seb128I think desrt was looking for you yesterday08:45
seb128he said something about you guys living in incompatible timezones08:46
robert_ancellseb128, yeah, almost at the end of the merges!08:48
robert_ancellI've been merging compiz to reduce the delta from debian...08:48
seb128nice08:49
seb128we can probably sync some of compiz-*08:49
seb128or be close08:49
robert_ancellthere's just so much text that differs between the two, it's very hard to tell what is important08:50
seb128"text"?08:50
robert_ancellseb128, in debian/08:53
seb128robert_ancell, don't bother too much about rebasing sources when it's not worth the effort08:53
robert_ancellseb128, we don't need compiz-dbg any more right?  Now that we have -dbgsym?08:58
seb128right08:58
robert_ancellseb128, oh, I took one look at gvds and decided that could be merged another day :)09:01
robert_ancellgvfs09:01
seb128hehe09:02
seb128robert_ancell, I can do that today if you want09:02
seb128robert_ancell, is there any merge left on your todolist?09:02
seb128robert_ancell, do you know what you plan to work on next after merges?09:02
robert_ancellseb128, I started gnome-menus but got a bit lost, I'll push it to a +junk branch, you can have a look09:03
robert_ancellthe only other things were gnome-control-center and system-tools-backends09:04
seb128ok09:04
robert_ancelleverything else is more foundations work09:04
seb128I will try to look at gvfs gnome-menus gnome-control-center today09:04
seb128I would like to see if I can help debian getting started on gtk3 as well09:04
seb128robert_ancell, the idea right now would be to have the gtk3 stack ready to be used for maverick but not on the default installation09:05
seb128which means we will have to do the packaging work for dual libraries, themes, etc09:05
seb128robert_ancell, do you think it's a reasonable goal?09:05
robert_ancellyeah, I think we should try.  The theme for Maverick seems to be, get all the new libraries in so people can start using them09:06
seb128I don't trust their schedule enough and the transition will raise issues especially for bindings use etc09:06
seb128so getting gtk3 clients on the default installation would be quite some work09:06
seb128we would also need to find CD space for it09:06
seb128I think we better get it in shape this cycle and see how it works09:06
robert_ancellThe only apps I'm currently interested in looking at 2.31 versions are vinagre (will get rdp support so can drop tsclient) and yelp (needs unstable version of webkit)09:07
seb128robert_ancell, I guess we will end by having a GNOME3 ppa at the end of the cycle anyway09:07
robert_ancellI don't think we need to get this stuff on the cd09:07
robert_ancelluniverse will be fine09:07
seb128right09:07
seb128I'm interested in new empathy09:07
seb128but seems upstream is interested to still support gtk2 builds if they can so we can ship their new version09:07
seb128nautilus and evolution would be nice to have09:07
seb128but those will likely be problematic so for next cycle09:08
robert_ancellseb128, lp:~robert-ancell/+junk/gnome-menus-merge09:08
seb128robert_ancell, thanks09:08
robert_ancellok, gtg, see you later09:08
seb128robert_ancell, have fun, see you later!09:09
vishhmm, is mpt on leave today?09:15
seb128vish, dunno but it's only 9am in the uk09:15
vishah cool09:15
seb128vish, ie a time where people start working09:15
seb128he might just not be arrived yet09:15
vishgot it :)09:15
huatsmorning09:23
seb128didrocks, hello09:46
didrockshey seb128 :)09:46
seb128;-)09:46
seb128didrocks, do you think chromium is still on the a2 target for une?09:47
seb128I think we should discuss that with chrisccoulson and rickspencer today09:47
didrocksseb128: it depends on chriscoulson's state I would love to have all the default for a209:47
didrocksbut I didn't want to bother him while he was still on his firefox's updates09:47
seb128I think it's not realistic09:48
seb128it requires to rework xulrunner09:48
didrocksright, it will be short09:48
seb128you are already over CD space use09:48
didrocksyeah, at least banshee + evolution express will be good09:48
didrockstalking of evolution express, I tried to cherry pick what's needed yesterday evening to build it09:49
didrocksit brings most of the gnome 2.30 trunk in it09:49
seb128oh09:49
seb128well GNOME 2.30.2 next week09:49
didrocksI got something, but at this point, I think waiting for evolution 2.30.2 is better09:49
didrocksright09:49
seb128you are welcome to do a git snapshot if you want09:49
seb128or wait next week09:49
didrocksI think we can wait for few days, it will be easier and less error-prones09:49
seb128if you do a git snapshot if will make the next update easier to review and get during the alpha freeze I guess09:50
didrocksbut it's not that difficult to backport it, so I'm confident for alpha2 :)09:50
seb128hum ignore that09:50
didrocksyeah, but e-d-s is needed too09:50
seb128we will get the .2 tarball before the freeze09:50
didrocksright09:50
seb128so wait next week09:50
didrocksso, let's focus on banshee now and some dx packaging09:50
didrocksdo you want me to push to alpha3 the chromium WI now?09:51
seb128ArneGoetje, hi09:51
seb128ArneGoetje, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-maverick-language-selector09:51
seb128ArneGoetje, did you do the follow up discussion and did you get the mockups?09:52
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alf__didrocks: Hi! In #591208 i said "none" not "one" :)10:08
didrocksalf__: umf, should by glasses :)10:08
didrocksbuy*10:08
didrocksalf__: sweet, so we can go on on that, do you still have changes that need to be done with the egl backend?10:08
alf__didrocks: I just have to add the symbols files in that branch, too10:11
didrocksalf__: ok, keep me posted, I would rather work on your branch directly10:11
alf__didrocks: You mean the egl brach?10:12
didrocksright10:12
alf__didrocks: ok10:12
seb128didrocks, could you try to get extra feedback about your poppler sru you did over a month ago now?10:37
didrocksseb128: sure10:38
kamstrupnjpatel, would you rather I make the searching work or I make the time based grouping work?10:41
didrocksseb128: what's the official link to see waiting sru btw? http://qa.ubuntu.com/ still points to http://people.canonical.com/~sbeattie/sru_todo.html which seems not being updated anymore10:42
seb128didrocks, http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html10:44
seb128chrisccoulson, hey10:44
* didrocks bookmarks, thanks seb12810:44
chrisccoulsonhey seb128, how are you?10:44
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm fine thank10:45
seb128chrisccoulson, how are you?10:45
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i'm not too bad thanks. a bit tired this morning though10:45
chrisccoulsoni had quite a late night updating extensions in karmic last night10:46
seb128worked late again?10:46
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i just saw bug 595008. i should probably think about doing that for mozilla-devscripts too ;)10:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 595008 in debhelper (Ubuntu) "should port the Ubuntu cdbs custom rules to dh7 (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59500810:48
chrisccoulsoni need to figure out how dh7 works first though10:48
seb128hehe10:49
seb128chrisccoulson, do you have a maverick system yet?10:49
chrisccoulsonseb128 - not yet. i was going to wait until after the mozilla work is done before upgrading10:49
chrisccoulsonit doesn't make a lot of sense for me to upgrade just yet10:50
seb128right10:50
seb128I guess I will look at merging gjs today10:50
seb128chrisccoulson, RAOF: or does one of you want to do it?10:50
seb128I've a workitem to get an updated gnome-shell in universe for alpha210:50
seb128I think we can probably sync that from Debian10:51
seb128but we need to get the current gjs10:51
RAOFYou're welcome to take gjs, I'd love lo lose TIL status on it :/10:51
chrisccoulsoni need to look at gjs at some point. the xulrunner update in lucid is going to break gjs there10:51
chrisccoulsonit's specifies a rpath for libmozjs, which is going to change after each update10:52
chrisccoulsonso we might need to drop that and provide a wrapper in gnome-shell to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH10:52
chrisccoulsonelse it's going to break every few weeks10:52
seb128there is a bug open to change it so it stops needing a rebuilding after each upgrade10:52
seb128ok10:52
chrisccoulsonyeah, i think micahg was looking at that10:52
* RAOF wish, wish, wishes that GNOME had rejected it in favour of seed which doesn't try to treat an defiantly ABI unstable dynamic object as a system library.10:52
seb128I might just do the easy update and let you deal with other changes then10:52
chrisccoulsonRAOF - this is why we don't treat it as a system library on ubuntu (unlike other distro's)10:53
chrisccoulsonso it makes it very difficult for people to use it10:53
milanbvchrisccoulson: if you need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH, note the gnome-shell python script already does this10:55
milanbvonly need to change the dir there10:55
chrisccoulsonmilanbv, oh, that's good. we need to dynamically set the path based on the output of "xulrunner --gre-version"10:56
milanbvyou have10:56
milanbv mozjs_libdir = re.sub('-(sdk|devel)', '', mozjs_sdkdir)10:56
milanbv        if os.path.exists(mozjs_libdir + '/libmozjs.so'):10:56
milanbv            env['LD_LIBRARY_PATH'] = os.environ.get('LD_LIBRARY_PATH', '') + ':' + mozjs_libdir10:56
milanbvso that's easy :-)10:56
chrisccoulsonoh, so we really just need to drop the rpath from gjs10:56
RAOFAnd provide a wrapper for the gjs binary, probably.10:57
chrisccoulsonyeah, we'd need to do that too10:57
seb128chrisccoulson, want to do that and rebase on debian? ;-)10:57
seb128chrisccoulson, you can do that on lucid I guess10:57
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, i can look at that later on10:57
seb128thanks10:57
milanbvthough, note you have to do the same in gnome-shell-clock-preferences, which is a standalone shell script10:57
chrisccoulsoni just need to update a few more extensions first10:57
ArneGoetjeseb128: https://chinstrap.canonical.com/~arne/language-selector/11:04
seb128ArneGoetje, hey11:05
seb128ArneGoetje, nice11:05
ArneGoetjeseb128: mockups are here, they need a final review and maybe some polishing. Review meeting yesterday was cancelled, since Design team had a meetng with Mark. Need to find a new time.11:05
seb128ArneGoetje, can you change to work item to DONE then?11:05
ArneGoetjeseb128: yep11:05
seb128thanks11:05
ArneGoetjeseb128: done11:10
seb128ArneGoetje, thanks11:11
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seb128didrocks, I guess the eclipse doesn't start is a rgba issue12:28
didrocksseb128: didn't kenvandine deactivated rgba yesterday?12:28
seb128not sure12:28
seb128I did in maverick12:28
seb128I've not tracked ppa builds12:28
didrocksIIRC, he told he did, that's why I want to ensure he has the last one12:29
didrocksI don't have a box ready right now to break it and want to work on other thing, checking with him will be good, no?12:29
alf__didrocks: I think I have made all changes to my clutter eglx build. Feel free to take a look :)12:31
didrocksalf__: adding that to my TODO, tomorrow morning sounds good?12:32
alf__didrocks: Sure, thanks!12:32
didrocksalf__: I will certainly ping you then so :)12:32
seb128didrocks, don't bother testing, I was just making a comment that's it's likely a rgba issue12:34
didrocksseb128: ok, thanks :)12:34
seb128didrocks, but the versions you list have rgba changes12:35
didrocksseb128: and those I tested on maverick? (the first one)12:35
seb128didrocks, though you are likely using an ubuntu eclipse, I'm not sure the user is12:35
didrocksright, I'm using the ubuntu eclipse12:35
seb128ie we might have workaround for such issues12:35
didrocksyeah, probably12:36
seb128lot of users run upstream eclipse though12:36
didrocksit's so easy to run it without installing, that can explain the crash he has and not me12:36
_tydeas_i am back for the bind9 problem?13:07
_tydeas_does it need to allow icmp from firewall too?13:07
_tydeas_sorry wrong #13:08
rodrigo_seb128, pitti: I've just uploaded ubuntu-sso-client package to maverick, which is a split from ubuntuone-client13:12
rodrigo_seb128, pitti: what do I need to do to get it in main?13:12
james_wrodrigo_: depend on it from something in main13:13
rodrigo_ugh, the upload was rejected13:13
seb128you likely don't have upload rights for this source?13:13
rodrigo_james_w, ubuntuone-client will depend on it as soon as we get the package in maverick13:13
rodrigo_seb128, right, it's a new package13:14
james_wrodrigo_: in that case you just need to file a dummy MIR bug stating that it is code split out from ubuntuone-client, and it will get cursory review13:14
rodrigo_james_w, ok13:14
seb128rodrigo_, so you need a sponsor to upload for you13:16
seb128rodrigo_, since you don't have right for that source13:16
rodrigo_seb128, yeah, so I file a MIR bug pointing to the branch containing the package?13:17
james_wrodrigo_: they are independent things, you can get it uploaded by a sponsor, and file the MIR bug independently13:20
rodrigo_ok, so who can do the upload for me?13:20
rodrigo_the package is in lp:~nataliabidart/ubuntu/maverick/ubuntu-sso-client/maverick13:20
james_wI would do it now, but I'm just headed out for lunch13:20
rodrigo_james_w, ok, can we ping you later so that you do it, please?13:21
james_wsure, if no-one else can help you beforehand13:21
rodrigo_ok, thanks13:21
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pittirodrigo_: sounds trivial, please just file a pro forma MIR bug to explain the split13:44
nessitapitti: MIR for package rodrigo_ was referring to is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-sso-client/+bug/59509614:17
ubot2Launchpad bug 595096 in ubuntu-sso-client "[MIR] ubuntu-sso-client (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [High,Confirmed]14:17
pittinessita: thanks; please get it uploaded, so that we can review the package14:23
nessitapitti: the package is uploaded to my PPA, and the package branch is uploaded at https://code.launchpad.net/~nataliabidart/ubuntu/maverick/ubuntu-sso-client/maverick14:24
nessitapitti: dput to ubuntu is rejected14:24
nessita(well, was rejected, I can do it again)14:24
pittiright, see above14:24
nessitapitti: sorry, but not sure what you're asking for :-)14:33
pittiyou need a sponsor14:34
pittikenvandine presumably, or seb12814:34
kenvandinehey14:34
nessitaah, yes we do14:34
kenvandinenessita, i'll look at that, cool14:35
nessitakenvandine: thank you! anything that you need you can ping rodrigo_ or me14:35
kenvandinewill do14:36
pittikenvandine: good morning, how are you?14:39
kenvandinedoing ok, and you?14:39
pittiI'm good, thanks14:39
pittijust squeezing in some ubuntu work14:39
* pitti still has 2 WIs for alpha-214:40
seb128hey pitti14:40
* pitti hands seb128 some ice cream14:40
seb128pitti, how strongly do we care about alpha2 UNE iso to fit on a CD?14:40
seb128pitti, thanks ;-)14:40
pittiseb128: me personally? about this ---><--- much14:40
pittifor the release I'd care some more, since this is a _netbook_ edition after all14:41
pittiit should be lean and mean and not take 3 GB14:41
pittiwhy is it so big?14:41
seb128pitti, it's basically shipping what the desktop ships14:42
seb128pitti, why we would want to be over target for a2 is chromium14:42
pittiis that by design?14:42
seb128yes14:42
pittii. e. shipping gnome-panel, firefox, etc.14:42
pittithat seems a lot of clutter and cruft for a netbook14:43
seb128we will look at space use and clean a bit I guess14:43
seb128we did previous cycle14:43
pittiif someone wants gnome, why not install the normal gnome CD, or apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?14:43
seb128but we have basically the GNOME platform14:43
seb128and openoffice14:43
seb128and firefox14:43
pittiseb128: well, I'd say it's your call this time :)14:43
seb128pitti, well it's basically gnome-panel replaced by unity14:43
seb128pitti, the question is because we want chromium by default in alpha214:44
pittidrop firefox then?14:44
seb128but we will not have time to do the xulrunner changes that will bring us CD space14:44
bcurtiswxUNE or Desktop?14:44
seb128so we will basically have the xul and chromium stacks14:44
pittiI see14:44
seb128pitti, we would if chrisccoulson was not busy full time on those security updates14:44
pittiseb128: I'd just drop firefox for the sake of clean menus and not shipping two things for one purpose14:45
seb128pitti, we still need xul or desktopcouch etc14:45
pittiseb128: yes, those are "implementation details"14:45
seb128pitti, right, that will not bring us on CD target though14:45
seb128pitti, which was sort of my question14:45
pittiseb128: as I said, I wouldn't personally care about oversized alpha-214:45
seb128"how much rt cares about alpha2 UNE to be on CD target"14:45
seb128pitti, ok, thanks14:45
pittibut releasing with xul and the entire gnome stack would be ugly14:45
seb128pitti, we will clean what we can but chrisccoulson's priority is still security updates and we get closed from alpha214:46
pittiseb128: just announce this in the next release meeting so that folks are prepared14:46
seb128ok14:46
seb128thanks14:46
seb128didrocks, ^14:46
* bcurtiswx needs to freshen up with the desktop-team mailing lists14:46
pittiseb128: I don't see any urgency in cleaning that for a214:46
* didrocks backlogs in a minute14:46
pittiwe should do feature development now14:46
seb128pitti, ok, I was not sure how much we CD iso limits are rc for alpha14:47
seb128I know we do care about staying on target for desktop isos and for stable versions14:47
pittimy personal preference for a netbook installation would be 500 MB compressed (or less) and ~ 1 GB installed :)14:48
seb128I never had to worry about alpha UNE isos before14:48
pittibut yeah, if too many folks insist on OO.o, then *shrug*14:48
seb128right ;-)14:48
didrocksseb128: pitti: ok, thanks :)14:49
didrocksI'm still scared about CD size with all the new things. I've made a lot of cleanage for lucid, and if we don't remove a major component…14:50
pittididrocks: ubuntu-desktop?14:51
didrockspitti: on UNE14:51
pittididrocks: yes, that's what I mean; drop ubuntu-desktop and GNOME bits, firefox, etc.14:51
didrockspitti: well, that's basically what I tried to do for lucid. On the image, we still didn't replace the default (apart from unity), so it will still be one for one… We'll see14:52
pittiRAOF: ok, please go wild with adding add_drm_info(); that actually looks like quite nice information, thanks for the idea14:54
pittiRAOF: add to source_xorg.py, I mean14:54
kenvandinenessita, is setup.py meant to be AGPL?15:00
didrockskenvandine: do you build gtk with rgba in the UNE ppa?15:06
didrockshey btw :)15:06
kenvandinedidrocks, hey :)15:06
kenvandineyes... want me to remove that?15:06
didrockskenvandine: well, we got that bug #59501315:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 595013 in gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "eclipse doesn't start because of libgtk 2.20.1 provide with package in unity ppa (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59501315:06
didrockskenvandine: if we can avoid people messing up lucid with rgba as we deactivated it in maverick for now…15:07
kenvandineagreed15:07
didrockskenvandine: that will rock if you can remove it, thanks :)15:07
kenvandinei'll remove that... i'll make just lucid gtk+menuproxy15:07
didrocksthanks :)15:09
seb128kenvandine, take the patch from yesterday as well15:09
kenvandineseb128, yeah... will do15:10
seb128thanks15:10
seb128ArneGoetje, could you comment on bug #569442?15:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 569442 in linux (Ubuntu) "Silent wraparound on > 2 TB LVM snapshots (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56944215:13
seb128ArneGoetje, it seems something to get sorted before lucid .1 if we can15:13
seb128ups15:13
seb128the bot is buggy now?15:13
seb128it got the wrong title15:14
seb128bug #115:15
ubot2Launchpad bug 1 in tilix (and 18 other projects) "Microsoft has a majority market share (affects: 445) (heat: 2396)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115:15
seb128weird15:15
pittiseb128: I think most of the WIs on https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-maverick-xorg-gpu-freeze-reports are probably going to miss a2; since there is a separate a2 section, having the entire spec being targetted at alpha-2 might actually be an error?15:15
seb128pitti, why do you think they will miss a2?15:17
seb128pitti, I didn't notice before it was milestoned for a2, I'm not the one why did that, right seems a mistake15:17
pittiseb128: well, it's less than a week to implement all of it, and there are many dependencies15:17
seb128we discussed that yesterday and chris though it was still doable15:18
pittiseb128: e. g. before the first two WIs are done we can't start the others15:18
pittiok15:18
seb128I will check with him when he's around15:18
seb128pitti, it would be fine to move in a3 in any case15:19
seb128I think it makes sense to have that for an early milestone though15:19
seb128we want debug datas during the unstable cycle15:19
pittiseb128: ok; in particular, my last WI there is at the end of a very long dependency chain15:19
pittiwell, I'll talk to RAOF15:19
seb128pitti, I just dropped the spec milestone15:19
pittiseb128: a3 perhaps?15:20
seb128I will ask him to move work items to proper targets in the whiteboard15:20
pittisince it is for collecting debug data, after all15:20
pittibut oh well, with that I suddenly have my a2 stuff done, nice :)15:20
seb128right, what I just said15:20
seb128a3 seems fine15:20
seb128we can use either the whiteboard or target the spec15:20
seb128let's target the spec for a3 until that's discussed15:20
seb128pitti, good ;-)15:20
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bcurtiswxkenvandine: would I talk to you about a change to adium-theme-ubuntu15:57
bcurtiswx?15:57
kenvandinebcurtiswx, maybe :)15:57
kenvandinei think we probably need to get folks from design to review15:57
* kenvandine just handles the package :)15:57
bcurtiswxi just want to make /me actions in channels be a different color than the join/parts15:58
kenvandinebcurtiswx, good idea15:58
kenvandinefile a bug and a patch if you can15:58
kenvandinei'll do what i can to get someone to look at it15:59
bcurtiswxkenvandine: OK, im looking at the code now, i hope to find where to change this soon enough15:59
bcurtiswxi wouldn't know what to grep15:59
kenvandinecool :)15:59
kenvandineme either really :)15:59
kenvandineone of the Content.html files i guess15:59
kenvandineoutgoing/Content.html'16:00
kenvandinesomething like that16:00
bcurtiswxOK16:00
dobeyseb128, pitti: do you need to do something if i added a new Build-Dep to a package? lp says it's in dependency wait still16:18
pittiprobably a MIR16:19
dobeypitti: oh, Build-Depends-Indeps need to all be in main too?16:23
pittiyes, all build deps need to be16:23
dobeyoh ok, maybe i should remove that build dep for now then16:24
dobeywe probably don't really need to be running pylint during the build too. just trying to get tests running16:25
dobeyyeah, i think i'll do16:26
rodrigo_kenvandine, the ubuntu-sso-client package is ready (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-sso-client/+bug/595096), can you review and upload it please?16:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 595096 in ubuntu (and 1 other project) "[MIR] ubuntu-sso-client (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,In progress]16:27
kenvandinerodrigo_, will do16:28
rodrigo_kenvandine, ok, thanks!16:28
dobeyrodrigo_, nessita: why didn't you guys upload it to REVU?16:29
rodrigo_dobey, because we got a sponsor already :)16:29
dobeyrodrigo_: yes, but anyone can upload to revu, so you can upload it there, and point at it for packaging review, then it can be pushed into universe, and the MIR done16:30
dobey*shrug*16:30
kenvandineactually... i will need seb128 to actually upload it anyway...16:30
kenvandineseb128, do you have time?16:31
kenvandineseb128, or i can do a review of it first, if you like16:31
dobeykenvandine: heh, you don't have universe privs yet?16:33
chrisccoulsonhi ara16:33
kenvandinenope... i should apply for that :)16:33
dobeyyes you should :P16:33
arahey chrisccoulson, how are you doing?16:33
chrisccoulsonwe can probably ask people to start testing firefox 3.6.4 on karmic from tomorrow :)16:33
chrisccoulsoni'm good thanks, how are you?16:34
kenvandinedidrocks, gtk uploaded to une ppa16:34
seb128kenvandine, you are not a motu yet?16:34
arachrisccoulson, cool, what about jaunty? did I miss anything?16:34
didrockskenvandine: thanks, I guess you can also put the bug #594877 as incomplete16:34
ubot2Launchpad bug 594877 in indicator-appmenu "certain applications crash with assertion error on menu_proxy_module_load (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59487716:34
ara(I was on holidays)16:34
chrisccoulsonara - jaunty will probably follow a couple of days later, but certainly by the end of the week16:34
kenvandineseb128, no... i'll apply for that16:35
seb128kenvandine, right, you should16:35
chrisccoulson(thinking about it, a couple of days is the end of the week)16:35
seb128kenvandine, I've time for a sign and upload now but not to review something to sponsor16:35
arachrisccoulson, ah, ok, I will start preparing the call for testing and the tracker, let me know (email) when everything is set up and ready to go16:35
seb128kenvandine, ie if you reviewed it and it just lacks and uploader I can do, otherwise I will let somebody else take it16:35
kenvandineseb128, ok, i'll review it and ping you16:35
seb128kenvandine, thanks16:35
chrisccoulsonara - ok, will do. thank you16:35
kenvandinerodrigo_, why is setup.py AGPL?16:36
nessitakenvandine: hey, sorry for the delay, did you get an answer for your question?16:36
kenvandineoh... i missed it16:36
rodrigo_kenvandine, is it?16:36
kenvandinerodrigo_, yes... which seems weird to me16:36
kenvandine:)16:36
dobeyeh16:36
ArneGoetjeseb128: done. Please use my fix in language-selector (my bzr branch) for SRU as commented in the bug.16:36
dobeykenvandine: oh that may be a pasting thinko on my part :)16:37
kenvandineok... so first thing to fix16:37
nessitarodrigo_: why is it  AGPL?16:37
rodrigo_nessita, no idea :)16:37
dobeynessita: ^16:37
dobeynessita: becasue we didn't catch it in review of my setup.py fixes16:38
kenvandinealso, mocker.py doesn't have any license references ata ll16:38
kenvandineat all16:38
dobeynessita: and i copied/pasted the block from ubuntuone-storage-protocol16:38
kenvandineoh it does16:38
kenvandine__license__ = "PSF License"16:38
seb128ArneGoetje, it's an hardy change?16:39
ArneGoetjeseb128: lucid16:39
kenvandinedobey, also COPYING is GPLv2 and all the files say GPL v316:39
nessitadobey: are you fixing it or we are?16:39
seb128ArneGoetje, it will not fix upgrades for people who did changes already?16:39
dobeykenvandine: i'll fix that too then16:39
kenvandinethx16:39
kenvandinei guess you need to include the PSF16:40
dobeynessita: making a branch real quick16:40
kenvandinewhat ever that is16:40
ArneGoetjeseb128: ?16:40
seb128ArneGoetje, https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~arnegoetje/language-selector/language-selector-lucid-0.5.x recent commit is a bug number in a changelog? the previous comment is 1.5 month old?16:40
seb128ArneGoetje, and the changelog says karmic?16:40
ArneGoetjeseb128: argh... needss to be changed to lucid...16:41
seb128ArneGoetje, is the language-selector used on upgrade?16:42
dobeykenvandine: for PSF, it's included in the mocker.py file i believe, and just needs to be mentioned appropriately in debian/copyright, as we do in ubuntuone-storage-protocol16:42
ArneGoetjeseb128: someone told me to apply that fix, but didn't give me the bug number to stick it to, that's why it hasn't been uploaded yet16:42
seb128ArneGoetje, I'm not sure how that will fix things for people who used the language selector once 2 years ago on hardy, upgrade and run lucid16:42
seb128ArneGoetje, they will not run the language-selector again16:42
kenvandinedobey, it's not in mocker.py16:42
dobeykenvandine: or you can help me get http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/mocker approved and in universe16:42
seb128ArneGoetje, so their desktop will still look buggy with your change no?16:42
ArneGoetjeseb128: the fix is in the fontconfig snippet, which gets activated by language-selector, once the user chooses Japanese as his desktop language16:43
kenvandinedobey, well, it would need to be in main if it was needed for building16:43
dobeykenvandine: then we can switch to using the packaged version and avoid all this mess16:43
kenvandinei guess it isn't16:43
dobeykenvandine: it's not currently, but i just realized that and will have to deal with it i guess :)16:43
kenvandinedobey, ok :)16:43
ArneGoetjeseb128: the fontconfig snippet is already in place since hardy. this fix will fix the bug in there where it belongs.16:43
dobeykenvandine: because i'd like all our packages to gets tests running during the builds16:43
dobeyso i've been doing some work to that end :)16:44
seb128ArneGoetje, ok, but that will require to use language selector again no?16:44
ArneGoetjeseb128: they don't need to run l-s again.16:44
seb128ArneGoetje, what happens for users who use japaness on hardy and upgrade?16:44
kenvandinedobey, cool... maybe i can look at that for gwibber tests :)16:44
kenvandinedobey, but for now we need the license included16:44
dobeyrodrigo_, nessita: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~dobey/ubuntu-sso-client/setup-license-fix/+merge/2773516:44
kenvandineand referenced in the copyright file16:44
ArneGoetjeseb128: they get the new (fixed) font settings like all Lucid users16:45
ArneGoetjeseb128: it's an issue for all japanese users, not only for upgrades16:45
seb128ArneGoetje, oh ok, that changes an config in etc16:46
dobeykenvandine: i think in our other packages, we just have the PSF included/referenced in the debian/copyright16:46
seb128ArneGoetje, got it now16:46
ArneGoetjeseb128: :)16:46
seb128ArneGoetje, thanks, will sponsor that ;-)16:46
dobeyok, well i'm really off to lunch now. bbiab16:46
ArneGoetjeseb128: thanks16:46
rodrigo_dobey, approved16:47
kenvandinedobey, it should also be included in the source16:47
kenvandineor nessita ^^16:47
kenvandinealso, debian/copyright says Files: *16:48
kenvandineCopyright: (C) 2007  Gustavo Niemeyer <gustavo@niemeyer.net>16:48
nessitakenvandine: what in the source? the GPLv3?16:48
kenvandinenessita, well... in dobey's branch it is :)16:48
kenvandineit was wrong16:48
kenvandineoh16:48
kenvandineyeah16:48
nessitakenvandine: that (c to Gustavo) was added by python-mkdebian16:48
kenvandinesorry... so you should have reference for PSF for mocker.py in the copyright file16:49
kenvandineand include a copy of the PSF in the source16:49
kenvandineand list GPL-3 for all the other files in debian/copyright16:49
kenvandinenessita, ping me when we get these fixes pushed16:54
nessitakenvandine: yes, thank you16:55
kenvandinecrap... the gtk branch for lucid is outdated!16:55
kenvandinelp:ubuntu/lucid/gtk+2.0 was 2.20.0.... 2.20.1 is in lucid :(16:55
kenvandinewasted time....16:56
kenvandinelucid-updates... wonder why those don't sync back to the source package branch16:56
seb128likely because lucid is 2.20.0 and lucid-updates 2.20.116:57
seb128so ubuntu/lucid is rightly 2.20.016:57
seb128kenvandine, did you try ubuntu/lucid-updates16:58
seb128hey vish16:58
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vishhi16:59
seb128vish, we are going to stay mostly on the GNOME from lucid this cycle, just mentionning it in case you don't know16:59
kenvandineseb128, no..  i didn't realize there were branches for those :)17:00
seb128vish, it might be something to consider for hundredpapercut etc17:00
kenvandinenow i know :)17:00
vishseb128: ah. ok. so not even nautilus?17:01
seb128vish, no17:01
seb128vish, they will likely use gsettings and gtk3 this cycle17:01
seb128vish, and we plan to switch to those on 2 cycles17:02
vishhmm, then that leaves us with very little we can probably do..17:03
vishseb128: .. can we patch Lucid packages? or rather how can we fix papercuts?17:04
seb128vish, depends of the change I guess17:04
seb128vish, well we will probably fix less of those this cycle17:05
vishivanka: mpt: djsiegel ^^^17:05
seb128or we need to aim at different ones17:05
vishseb128: there seems to be a little mix up here :s , ivanka / djsiegel might need to decide what to do17:07
vishwith the papercuts i mean :)17:08
seb128vish, right, that's why I pinged you there in case you guys were not tracking what we are doing this cycle17:09
seb128vish, or to maybe discuss how it impacts what you are doing and what we need to change17:10
nessitakenvandine: PSF license should be added next to COPYING?17:26
kenvandinenessita, yes, something like COPYING.PSF17:26
nessitaperfect17:26
kenvandinenessita, and make sure it gets included in DIST17:27
nessitayes17:27
kenvandinethx17:27
vishseb128: if the desktop packages are not being updated , which packages are being updated? [maybe the papercuts can be around those ones?]17:43
vishno one from the ux seems to be aware of this mixup :s17:43
seb128vish, dx ones are17:44
vishonly those? oh my!17:44
seb128vish, it's not easy to tell right now, it's on a case by case basis that we will decide what to update17:44
seb128not only those17:44
seb128we update the platform for example17:44
seb128but it's not something you care about17:44
vishyeah.. well we dont usually have 'papercut' in those ;)17:45
seb128we will likely get the new empathy version17:45
seb128new firefox is there is one17:45
seb128and new version of things out of GNOME17:45
seb128ie anything which doesn't require gtk3 or a gsettings change over several components17:45
vishwhat if patches are done for the Lucid packages?  instead of the git branches ones?17:46
seb128well, we can backport changes17:46
seb128but they need to apply to our codebase17:46
seb128we need to be careful about new strings as well etc17:47
vishno string changes?17:47
seb128not really, we just need to consider impact on translations and documentations so we do those early and consider the extra cost17:48
vishseb128: hmm , then we could just do papercuts and not have a target of 100 , which might make it safer to rule out any problems?17:49
seb128vish, well, I will let your team judge about what you want to do and target17:49
seb128I'm just giving you the informations you might need to decide on what you guys want to do17:50
vishyeah , a weird mixup we have :s17:50
vishseb128: thanks for bringing it up atleast now :)17:50
seb128you're welcome ;-)17:51
chrisccoulsonvish - did you send me a message yesterday that i never responded to?17:58
vishchrisccoulson: ah yeah , for the bugsquad mentorship17:59
chrisccoulsonah, yes, that was it17:59
chrisccoulsoni'm not sure i'd have time to do that at the moment17:59
vishchrisccoulson: yeah , thought so , just wanted to make sure you are really  busy ;)18:00
rickspencer3tremolux, hi18:11
tremoluxhi Rick, was just writing you an email  :)18:12
tremoluxwhat's up?18:12
rickspencer3tremolux, ok, otp, need to know something18:12
tremoluxsure18:12
rickspencer3have you guys already implemented lp authentication in software-center?18:12
tremoluxyes, we have a sort of rough dialog, but it works18:13
tremoluxit logs in and gets a list of private PPAs for the user18:13
tremoluxalso, let's you check for forgotten password and set up an account of if you need one18:14
didrockstremolux: are you using launchpadlib or something else to get access?18:15
tremoluxit's launchpadlib18:16
didrocksok, I was hoping of stealing your code :-)18:16
didrocks(as I need some part which aren't in launchpadlib for Quickly)18:16
tremoluxdidrocks: sure!  take a look at softwarecenter/view/login.py18:17
didrockstremolux: well, if you are using launchpadlib, I'm already using it with Quickly. It's just I need some function which aren't and that won't be in launchpadlib in near futur (pushin gpg/ssh key for instance) :)18:18
tremoluxdidrocks: oh, I see18:18
tremoluxdidrocks: missed you comment just above there  :P18:19
didrockstremolux: no worry ;)18:19
kenvandinedidrocks, isn't that what ubuntu-sso-client is going to be fore?18:49
kenvandinefor18:49
bcurtiswxplaying too much bad golf again ken? </attempt at bad joke>18:50
kenvandinehaha18:50
kenvandine:)18:50
didrockskenvandine: from what I understand, it's to connect to an application using ubuntu sso, not launchpad for instance, but I may be wrong18:50
kenvandinei would think it could be one and the same18:50
kenvandineisn't LP now using sso?18:51
kenvandinedidrocks, i could be very wrong :)18:51
kenvandinejust wanting to make sure everyone knows what is happening on the roadmap :)18:51
didrockskenvandine: not sure, as it's not the same interface18:51
kenvandineok18:51
baptistemm_hi there18:54
chrisccoulsonright, that's all the extensions for karmic in the PPA now18:57
chrisccoulsoni'll test everything later to make sure things aren't really broken, then everyone can start testing karmic :)18:57
seb128chrisccoulson, waouh!18:59
seb128chrisccoulson, great work ;-)18:59
chrisccoulsonheh :)18:59
chrisccoulsonright, i'm going to pop out for a few minutes whilst i wait for the last few bits to build19:00
nessitakenvandine: package changes push to the package branch, shall I dput the package somewhere?19:24
kenvandinenessita, nah... let me look19:30
nessitakenvandine: https://code.launchpad.net/~nataliabidart/ubuntu/maverick/ubuntu-sso-client/maverick19:30
nessita(jic :-))19:31
kenvandinegot it :)19:31
didrocksnessita: hey, we were wondering with kenvandine a little bit before: does ubuntu-sso-client enables to connect to Launchpad?19:31
jcastrodidrocks: is the queue view totally broken for you in banshee-meego?19:32
nessitadidrocks: right now ubuntu-sso-client is the plain split of the former code in u1-client19:32
nessitadidrocks: we're meant to change it to be a generic app to login using SSO19:32
didrocksjcastro: hum, no, it's not, what do you mean by broken?19:32
kenvandinenessita, ok, is that happening for maverick?19:32
kenvandineor sometime in the future?19:32
jcastrodidrocks: totally empty19:32
nessitakenvandine: maverick should be, yes :-)19:32
didrocksjcastro: let me check again while my build finishes :)19:32
nessitarodrigo_: right? ^19:33
kenvandinenessita, so another app can use it to login to LP19:33
didrocksnessita: great ;)19:33
kenvandineor just U1?19:33
jcastrodidrocks: ah, it's empty because the dropdown in the fwd. button on the bottom seems to not be hooked up?19:33
nessitakenvandine: yes, it should be generic enough, it will not be tied to ubuntuone19:33
jcastrodidrocks: hmm, or is it, it's weird19:33
kenvandinenessita, awesome19:33
nessita:-)19:33
didrocksjcastro: the dropdown about cycling?19:34
jcastroyeah19:34
jcastrodidrocks: oh I know why it looks broken, the Q keyboard binding seems broken19:34
jcastrobut if you right click and add a song the queue it works19:35
didrocksjcastro: hum, I didn't cycle normally, but keep that in part, I'll try to have a look19:35
didrocksjcastro: the Q is to add a new element?19:35
kenvandinenessita, did we figure out what was up with the text in the LICENSE file for PSF?19:35
jcastroit's to add something to the play queue19:35
kenvandineis that good to go?19:35
didrocksjcastro: ok, and right, it seems to not working19:35
jcastroit works in the desktop ui19:36
* jcastro will go upstream19:36
didrocksyeah :)19:36
nessitakenvandine: Gustavo will fix it eventually, but not ETA. dobey suggested we should ship the LICENSE juts like it is in the mocker source tree19:36
kenvandineok19:36
kenvandinenessita, copy/paste bug in debian/control19:45
kenvandine ${python:Depends}${misc:Depends},19:45
kenvandinethree is a misc:Depends on the line above19:45
kenvandineand python:Depends on the line below that19:45
kenvandineso you can just remove that line19:45
nessitakenvandine: I never edited that file, I used python-mkdebian, I'll check19:47
kenvandineok, just remove that line19:47
didrockskenvandine: it's a bug on python-mkdebian on certain condition19:47
nessitayes, totally yes19:48
didrockspitti: btw, if you don't know it, I didn't find the minimum reproducal example ^ (python-mkdebian producing ${python:Depends}${misc:Depends},)19:48
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nessitadidrocks: can I help somehow?19:49
nessitakenvandine: Pushed up to revision 10.19:49
didrocksnessita: I didn't have any time for looking at it, but if you feel brave about it, sure. It's just trying to discover when python-mkdebian is triggering that case19:50
didrocksnessita: the package containing it is python-distutilsextra (never sured about where the hypens are)19:50
didrocksso, if you have some time to look at it, that will rock :)19:50
nessitadidrocks: I have to package another (personal) project of mine, and I'll use it, so I'll try to break it :-)19:51
* nessita likes to break things19:51
kenvandinenessita, great :)19:51
didrocksnessita: awesome \o/19:51
kenvandinenessita, one more change19:53
kenvandineUNRELEASED19:53
kenvandineinstead of maverick for the series in the changelog19:53
didrocksnessita: also, keep in mind that python-mkdebian can be used to refresh debian/control dep when you relaunch it19:53
nessitakenvandine: oh, I changed that back because I couldn't upload the .deb to my PPA19:54
kenvandinenessita, we do that until it is uploaded to the archive19:54
kenvandineyeah, you need that to upload19:54
nessitakenvandine: ok, changing it back again...19:54
kenvandinethis way anyone that looks at the branch will know it isn't19:54
kenvandineok... push that19:54
didrockskenvandine: normally it's to the sponsored to replace UNRELEASED -> maverick :)19:54
nessitaunderstood19:54
didrockssponsor*19:54
kenvandinelp:~nataliabidart/ubuntu/maverick/ubuntu-sso-client/maverick19:54
kenvandinedidrocks, yeah...19:55
kenvandinedidrocks, got time to sponsor that?19:55
kenvandinei think it is good19:55
didrockskenvandine: in 10 minutes?19:56
kenvandinesure19:56
kenvandinethx19:56
nessitakenvandine: changes pushed to revno 1119:56
didrocksI'll have a look again, of course :)19:56
didrockskenvandine: does all the LICENSE thing fixed?19:56
didrocksis*19:56
kenvandineyeah, it contains the exact text that comes with mocker.py19:56
didrocksok :)19:57
nessitakenvandine, didrocks: thank you!19:57
nessitaI'll be around just in case19:58
kenvandinenp19:58
didrocksnessita: yw19:58
baptistemm_someone can review branches lp:~bluetooth/ubuntu/maverick/obexd/main and lp:~bluetooth/ubuntu/maverick/bluez/main ?19:58
* nessita goes to make some mate19:59
didrocksnessita, kenvandine: I won't be able to do a proper review today, I guess. Will have a look tomorrow20:14
nessitadidrocks: can I brave you somehow? :-P20:15
didrocksbaptistemm_: je connais pas vraiment ça, sinon je l'aurais fait :/20:15
nessitadidrocks: sorry, I meant bribe :-)20:15
seb128review what?20:16
didrocksnessita: ahah, no need. Just to do a clean review and too tired tonight to do it :) and want to make this banshee things WORKS20:16
seb128didrocks, it's time to call it a day now, I hope you had dinner20:16
nessitadidrocks: no problem, let's start fresh tomorrow20:16
seb128nessita, I can do a review now if you need one20:16
didrocksseb128: not yet, but I'm shifted today ^^20:16
seb128didn't you ask kenvandine?20:16
seb128didrocks, ok, go to dinner and enjoy your evening20:17
nessitaseb128: yes, but somehow kenvandine pass the ball to didrocks20:17
seb128didrocks, banshee can wait tomorrow20:17
kenvandinehehe20:17
kenvandineseb128, you dropped off and didrocks was around20:17
seb128didrocks, you will not have lot to do before dx start rolling tarballs20:17
nessitaseb128: I'm still not sure who does what20:17
kenvandineseb128, got time for a review? or tomorrow?20:17
seb128kenvandine, now is fine20:17
kenvandinegreat20:17
kenvandinelp:~nataliabidart/ubuntu/maverick/ubuntu-sso-client/maverick20:18
didrocksseb128: yeah yeah, I planned to have nothing to do tomorrow, and I have been able to start working on banshee at 5pm :)20:18
nessitadidrocks, kenvandine, seb128: we can wait till tomorrow, so as it fit best for you all20:18
baptistemm_didrocks, pas de problème20:18
seb128didrocks, I will make sure you can focus on that tomorrow morning, starting by doing that review for you now ;-)20:18
seb128didrocks, go and enjoy your evening! ;-)20:19
didrocksseb128: heh, thanks. Still trying to strike a little bit for 10 min and I will go then :-)20:19
seb128nessita, we tend to all be busy, now is better than tomorrow, I'm somewhat hanging around while watching football on TV while during the day I try to get work done20:19
seb128didrocks, ok ;-)20:19
seb128nessita, usually new source review goes through motu and revu20:20
nessitaseb128: are you cheering for uruguay or for sudafrica?20:20
seb128nessita, let's see sudafrica to be supportive with the boss ;-)20:22
nessitaheh20:22
seb128nessita, I'm supportive for the french team in that group ;-)20:22
nessitawell, you just should cheer for Argentina, it will win the world cup anyways, so better start early :-P20:23
seb128lol20:23
seb128let's see ;-)20:23
kenvandinehehe20:24
seb128kenvandine, nessita: seems fine to me20:28
seb128kenvandine, nessita: the only thing I've no clue about is if you can distribute psf sources under the gpk20:28
seb128gpl20:28
seb128the COPYING indicates it should20:30
nessitaseb128: if the mocker thing is complicating things, I think I should remove it from the package, honestly, since we're not distributing the tests and the mocker is used only for those20:30
seb128right, seems alright, the license says it's gpl compatible20:30
nessitaok20:31
seb128nessita, kenvandine: you need sponsoring or just review?20:31
nessitaseb128: I'm not sure :-$20:31
nessitakenvandine: help?20:31
kenvandineseb128, sponsoring20:31
nessitaah!20:31
seb128ok20:31
seb128will do that now20:32
kenvandinethx seb12820:32
dobeyhrmm20:34
dobeyisn't update-manager -d supposed to let me upgrade to maverick?20:34
seb128seems it's buggy20:34
seb128somebody mentioned it some days ago and mvo is on holiday this week...20:34
nessitadobey: I think you need to enable to accept "non LTS" released20:34
nessitadobey: but not sure how :-)20:34
dobeybah i set that preference already years ago20:35
dobeywhen i was on the last lts and wanted to upgrade20:36
dobeyso 2 bugs then it seems20:36
seb128just dist-upgrade the old way20:36
nessitadobey: then #ubuntu+1 is where you wanna ask ;-)20:36
nessitaseb128: but if something breaks, people in #ubuntu+1 would say you did it in the not-recommended way :-(20:37
dobeynessita: i know how to change the pref. i just wouldn't expect it to be reset automatically when i already set it20:37
nessitadobey: I have no eth0, don't fight me20:37
seb128nessita, it's not recommended to upgrade now anyway20:37
* nessita cries over her eth020:37
nessitaseb128: we as desktop people have to, as far as I understand20:37
seb128if you need to upgrade now you are probably in the category of users who can deal with using the command line to upgrade20:38
nessitaseb128: I agree, but after my update my eth0 was gone, and the first answer I got was "you updated in the not-recommended way"20:39
nessitawhich had nothing to do with eth0 being gone20:40
dobey*why* is your eth0 gone?20:40
dobeyno more driver?20:40
nessitadobey: nopes, some IRQ issue, it escalated to intel driver devs, seems like I have to flash my BIOS20:41
nessitawhich sucks20:41
dobeyoh20:41
nessitayeah20:41
seb128nessita, let's not comment on random quality of IRC responds ;-)20:41
dobeyand you don't have a DOS floppy to boot from?20:41
dobey;)20:42
seb128nessita, kenvandine; didrocks: ubuntu-sso-client uploaded20:42
nessitadobey: nopes, not even a CD-DVD rom to boot from. I was given a few guidelines on how to do it with a pendrive20:42
nessitadobey: so I have to take a deep breathe and try it20:42
nessitaseb128: yeyyyyyyy20:42
dobeyque sera, sera :)20:43
liminalhello20:43
didrocksseb128: thanks :)20:44
liminalive got a major ongoing problem with my latest ubuntu installation20:44
nessitaseb128: that means that I should be able to install it from the maverick repos?20:44
liminalapplications keep randomly stopping20:44
seb128nessita, let's say tomorrow20:45
liminalis there a good peice of monitoring software that might log what issue is causing them to close?20:45
nessitaseb128: that's just *perfect*20:45
seb128nessita, it's waiting to be accepted now and then needs to be build20:45
nessitaseb128, didrocks, kenvandine: thank you very much!20:45
kenvandinenp nessita20:45
nessitadobey, rodrigo_: you too :-) (this is my first package)20:45
kenvandinegood job nessita20:45
* nessita dances20:46
* dobey moans about setup.py20:46
seb128Riddell, still around? any chance you could NEW review ubuntu-sso-client today or tomorrow?20:46
Riddellseb128: can do, give me a minute20:46
seb128Riddell, thanks20:46
* nessita will reboot to see if nvidia drivers work20:47
dobeyman, once you start doing stuff to packages in main, it seems like everything has to go in main20:47
Riddellseb128: accepted!20:59
seb128kenvandine, nessita: ^20:59
seb128Riddell, thanks21:00
nessitaRiddell: thanks!21:00
nessitaseb128: well, my video is finally settled. Do I need to do anything else re: ubuntu-sso-client?21:22
seb128nessita, no21:22
nessitaseb128: well, that's great news. Thank you!21:22
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rodrigo_rickspencer3, ready for our call with nessita?22:00
rickspencer3rodrigo_, yeah22:00
rodrigo_rickspencer3, mumble?22:00
* rickspencer3 first up mumble22:00
nessitarickspencer3, rodrigo_: what channel?22:01
rodrigo_rickspencer3, we are under Online Services/Desktop22:01
rodrigo_rickspencer3, unless you prefer another channel?22:01
rickspencer3kenvandine, around?22:02
kenvandinerickspencer3, hey22:11
kenvandinejust heading out22:12
rickspencer3ok22:12
rickspencer3nevermind :)22:12
kenvandinewhat's up?22:12
kenvandineok22:12
kenvandinelater!22:12
kenvandinerickspencer3, i got one gtk widget done in vala :)22:13
* kenvandine runs out22:13
seb128if you use maverick on amd64 don't upgrade today22:21
seb128there is an initramfs bug right now breaking things22:21
rodrigo_seb128, oh, why?22:21
rodrigo_ok, won't upgrade22:21
seb128the fix has been uploaded but it will take some hours before having it build and published and ready to download22:22
rickspencer3seb128, does everyone know nessita?22:23
rickspencer3she started on U1 a few weeks ago, and so will be working in here a lot, I guess22:23
nessitaI started on the desktop side of U! a few weeks ago ;-)22:23
nessitaU1*22:23
seb128rickspencer3, I guess not, I reviewed a package for her today but didn't know she was on the online services team before22:24
seb128nessita, welcome on board ;-)22:24
nessitaseb128: :-)22:24
seb128if you need anything you can just ask there22:24
seb128sometime people are a bit busy but we usually try to help when we can22:25
didrockswelcome nessita :)22:25
Sarvattseb128: refreshed the lcdfilter patch - http://sarvatt.com/downloads/merges/cairo/22:26
seb128Sarvatt, you rock!22:26
seb128Sarvatt, can you get the new cairo version in the xorg edger ppa then?22:27
rickspencer3seb128, didrocks ... bad news ...22:27
rickspencer3nessita says we all have to learn Spanish now22:27
Sarvattyep of course, just wanted to refresh that before putting it there because people would complain :)22:27
nessitaseb128, didrocks: thank you! like you've discovered already, I'm pretty new to the packaging stuff -- I worked for U1 foundations for 7 months, so I never dealt with a package before :-)22:27
seb128rickspencer3, ola!22:27
rickspencer3si22:28
nessitarickspencer3: and drink mate!22:28
didrocksrickspencer3: finish your French class first :)22:28
nessita:-D22:28
seb128;-)22:28
rickspencer3si es oui en Espanol22:28
didrocksI can do the second part ^^22:28
rickspencer3no puedo usar el ~22:28
rodrigo_right, the desktop team has too many French22:28
nessitarickspencer3: you need to have a US intl layout22:28
nessitaje parle un petit peut de francais22:29
didrocksrodrigo_: there is never "too many French" :)22:29
didrocksnessita: très bien :)22:29
nessitaheh22:29
seb128rodrigo_, coming from GNOME you should know that you need to speak french in the desktop world ;-)22:29
nessitadidrocks: I guess I can practice in Prague while we drink mate22:29
seb128I will need to watch didrocks22:29
didrocksseb128: what? ;)22:29
nessitaseb128, didrocks, kenvandine: rodrigo_ and I are attending to the Prague sprint, so we'll get a chance to meet22:30
rodrigo_seb128, no, we taught Spanish to vuntz when he was in Valencia!22:30
seb128didrocks, seems you already have drinking plans one month before being there22:30
didrocksnessita: heh, sorry for not speaking spanish, I picked German22:30
rickspencer3rodrigo_, and nessita will be there22:30
didrocksseb128: heh, that's the Free Software ecosystem :)22:30
rickspencer3so, ha much Espana por el sprinto22:30
seb128didrocks, ;-)22:30
seb128didrocks, you will not trick me to stay at the bar every night this time ;-)22:30
seb128I didn't see that coming at UDS22:31
didrocksseb128: what? it will be my fault? No way :-)22:31
rickspencer3seb128, we can teach you "do cervasas por favor"22:31
seb128lol22:31
seb128nessita, will be nice to see you at the sprint then ;-)22:31
rickspencer3and thanks for the weekly releases, that will help lots22:32
nessitarickspencer3: your Spanish is really funny, no offense :-)22:32
seb128I guess spanish is easier to speak than write22:33
nessitarickspencer3: but I guess my french is even funnier :-P22:33
nessitawell guys, it was great meeting you more formally. I need to run some errands now22:34
* nessita bbl22:34
seb128nessita, have fun22:34
didrocksenjoy nessita22:34
rickspencer3yo hablo mucho Espanol muy bueno22:37
rodrigo_:)22:37
rodrigo_rickspencer3, cool, continue practicing for when we switch the whole company to Spanish :)22:38
rickspencer3carumba!22:38
Sarvattnot sure edgers is a good place for this cairo though if you want testing for possible inclusion in maverick, for one i fixed xserver to advertise renderproto 0.11 so pdf blend operators are used and that's not upstream yet, plus I use git checkouts of pixman that aren't going to be in maverick22:40
seb128Sarvatt, ok, can you hand it over to me so I can upload it to the ubuntu-desktop ppa22:47
Sarvattit's all at the link i gave ya - http://sarvatt.com/downloads/merges/cairo/22:49
seb128Sarvatt, <ickle>seb128: any chance of packaging cairo.git in xorg-edgers?22:49
seb128Sarvatt, that was on #cairo the other day22:49
Sarvattsurprised he didn't just ask me22:49
Sarvatthe uses edgers22:49
seb128well they were trying to convince me to ship 1.9 in maverick22:49
seb128I argued that their schedule was not really reliable22:49
seb128so next they asked if we could start by testing in a ppa22:50
seb128Sarvatt, right, he said he would get cairo it from the ppa if we had it there ;-)22:50
Sarvatti'm still putting it in edgers its just edgers is pretty radically different than what's going to be in maverick, i thought you needed the new cairo for poppler22:50
seb128well turn out we don't really22:51
seb128the new version build with our cairo22:51
seb128it will just lack some of the new things22:51
seb128I will push the new cairo in the ubuntu-desktop ppa as well I guess22:51
Sarvattsomeone wanted newer cairo for pdf, i think it was for simple-scan22:52
seb128it's likely22:52
seb128as said upstream would like us to ship it in maverick22:52
seb128so it's going to be useful22:52
seb128I think we will start by testing in the xorg and ubuntu-desktop ppa22:52
Sarvattonly problem i've had after a day using it is chrome/chromium seems to be a bit screwed up, the icons on the tabs blink when it refreshes22:54
seb128ok22:55

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