[02:30] * lfaraone waves === bernie is now known as bernie_afk [15:46] dfarning: Good morning. [15:50] manusheel, good morning [15:51] dfarning: Thanks for the message for the workflow on patch creation and submission. [15:53] manusheel, i was hoping to here back from luke about if it was resonable.... then I would fill it in in more detail [15:54] dfarning: Sure. I think we also need to take care off non-traditional packages in .bzr. [15:55] * dipankar says hello to all. Sorry for being late === bernie_afk is now known as bernie [15:58] dipankar: Hi Dipankar. [15:59] dfarning, hello. How are you today? [16:00] dipankar: Let us focus on the full screen view issues today as discussed. [16:00] manusheel, yes sure sir [16:01] manusheel, last night I tried searching a lot [16:01] manusheel, sir, but I was unable to find any relevant information [16:01] everywhere the flags were discussed [16:02] the flag which will be useful to us is '-f', that we are already using [16:02] dipankar: ok. [16:03] dipankar: Let us post this question at usr today. [16:03] See if we can get a response. [16:04] dipankar: Did you get a chance to discuss this with Aleksey Lim? [16:04] manusheel, no sir [16:04] can I ask now? [16:05] dipankar: yes. [16:05] alsroot, around? [16:06] alsroot, need your views and help regarding this bug : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sugar-0.88/+bug/614388 [16:06] * alsroot looks [16:14] dipankar: there is some kind of logic to use not-full screen mode if screen is sufficiently large and fallback to "-f" mode, /me looks to code [16:16] ok [16:19] dipankar: yeah, current code assumes that if screen is less then 800x600, full screen mode is activated -- for myself, I'm not sure what the best option is, use "-f" all time, current code, or rely only on command line arguments [16:23] alsroot, ok [16:29] alsroot, so what do you suggest? [16:31] alsroot, can we add a button in window mode to switch to 'maximized' mode? [16:32] dipankar: dunno, it shouldn't be trivial, since we have to set fullscreen mode for Xephyr itself [16:32] can you install an icon on Desktop with sugar-emulator -f and label sugar fill screen. then Menu item is not full screen but have option with icon on desktop for full screen? [16:34] s/full screen [16:37] satellit__, thats what I was thinking too [16:38] alsroot, I didn't get onw thing [16:38] *one [16:38] dfarning: mail sent to d-o-d@l.a.d.o [16:38] dipankar: myself, too :) [16:38] alsroot, xephyr's fullscreen is not maximized mode [16:38] lfaraone, thanks [16:40] alsroot, can you help me in understanding the code please? [16:40] alsroot, where to start with looking inside the code [16:41] dfarning: btw, the original #614388 issue is that there is a mess, if I recall right, in one code 72 scalling is assumed, in another 100 -- there is a patch http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/1747 wich set 72 by default [16:42] dipankar: start w/ sugar/src/jarabe/util/emulator.py [16:44] * dipankar is looking into emulator.py [16:47] alsroot, ^^ in which tracker. [16:47] alsroot, ohk [16:48] alsroot, Its as desired [16:48] dfarning: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sugar-0.88/+bug/614388 [16:50] alsroot, yes weird stuff happen because of inconsistant scaling. [16:50] alsroot: Thanks for the pointers. [16:50] lfaraone, regarding flipsticks-activity, is it out of tasks now? [16:51] dipankar: it's there, but halted. [16:51] lfaraone, ohk. I thought it was dropped due to some reasons. [16:52] alsroot: so polyol is a collection of libs? [16:53] * lfaraone is looking at http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activity_Team/Polyol [16:53] lfaraone: it is sugar-toolkit rewritten in Vala (to support not only python activities) [16:53] + some additional stuff in gui module [16:54] alsroot: okay. is it ready to be packaged? :) [16:54] I hope yes! [16:56] lfaraone: not yet, I'm busy w/ refinery stuff, planing to get refinery.sl.o working (i.e. 1st stage of 0sugar impl), and will return to polyol to release it [16:57] and libjournal as well [16:57] alsroot: fair enough, thanks. [17:02] dfarning, around? [17:34] ishan: Please go through Sugar Control panel test cases at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Test_cases_8.2.0#Sugar_Control_Panel [17:35] manusheel sir okay [17:35] ishan: Info. on sugar control panel can be found at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sugar_Control_Panel [17:35] mukul: I would like you to go through the above 2 links too ^^ [17:36] manusheel sir: Ok [17:36] mukul: Send you the TA meeting logs too. [17:37] manusheel sir: Ok [17:55] manusheel sir:read the logs [18:04] mukul: neat. [18:04] mukul: What did you gather? [18:05] manusheel sir: What I actually packaged was renamed as Turtle Blocks [18:06] Ok. [18:06] while Turtle Art is actually turtle art mini [18:07] mukul: Kindly update the package and rename it as Turtle Blocks. [18:07] mukul: Ok, we'll need to package Turtle Art Mini too. We'll do that in the coming week. [18:08] They are also planning to get a newer 94 version which some changes.I guess James will be looking into that [18:09] mukul: Sure. We don't need to bother about that at this juncture. We don't have a timeline on that part yet. [18:09] manusheel sir: It has been mentioned by Walter Bender that he doesn't expect Turtle Art to be used [18:09] manusheel, by turtle art i mean turtle art mini [18:10] mukul: I am not sure on that part. That is why, I'll check and get back to you during the coming week. [18:13] mukul: Kindly update the Turtle Blocks package today. [18:13] manusheel sir: The source of Turtle Art-93.tar.bz2 file in itself remains to be renamed as turtle art while all that which is diplayed on Sugar after installation is renamed as Turtle Blocks [18:13] manusheel sir: I will surely do that [18:13] mukul: Great. [18:14] manusheel sir: I suppose I just have to create a new repository which is to be named as sugar-turtleblocks-activity and push my package in it.Will make the necessary changes todday [18:36] ankur: Hi Ankur. [18:36] hisir [18:38] bernie, around? [18:40] * dipankar needs help in 'detecting network interfaces available through Network Manager' [18:41] dipankar: This is lunch time. Bernie might not be around. [18:42] oh no [18:42] ! [18:42] dipankar: Kindly send an e-mail at USR mailing list. Will ask Bernie to have a look at it. [19:01] * dipankar good night all :) [19:02] ankur: Hi Ankur [19:02] mukul: Hi Mukul [19:02] manusheel sir: Hi [19:03] manusheel sir: Version 94 of Turtle blocks was updated yesterday as I can see. [19:03] mukul: Ok. [19:03] I will be packaging it [19:03] mukul: Need any help on that front. [19:03] neeraj: around? [19:03] hi manu sir [19:04] ankur: Any help required on the development front? [19:04] manusheel sir: I don't think it has to be any different from what I had done earlier. If there are any technicalities which I am missing, please point it out [19:05] yes, in maintainer feild of the package for which i am creating patch , maintainer team will be Ubuntu Sugarteam ? [19:05] manusheel: I'm around... but I'm having lunch next to the kbd because I'm overwhelmed by work :) [19:06] bernie: Sure. You need to celebrate this weekend. [19:06] Ubuntu SugarTeam more specifically? [19:06] bernie: Will send you an e-mail. [19:06] mukul: I think the steps are the same. [19:06] mukul: Kindly check with Neeraj if there is any difference. [19:07] ankur: No, ankur@seeta.in [19:07] manusheel sir: thanks, I will check if I can manage on my own [19:07] manusheel sir: Okay [19:07] no no ,sir, see point 4 in this that is why i got confused : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Howtos/Debdiff [19:07] manusheel: I will celebrate on monday night, after the RC images are released :-) [19:07] ankur: Yes, please use Ubuntu SugarTeam [19:07] ankur: right. [19:07] okay sir [19:08] mukul: Great. Glad to hear. [19:08] ankur, yes [19:08] bernie: Neat. You should. Great work on Sugar. keep it up. [19:09] sir was in process of completing the patch. will send it in some time [19:09] i will get it checked first [19:09] ankur: Sure. [19:10] That would be great. [19:14] manusheel: :) [19:47] manusheel: the package i downloaded from debcheckout was toolkit-.90 [19:47] what did i needed to patch? [19:48] ankur: Your source changes. [19:48] ankur: Send you an e-mail. [19:48] From David. [19:48] Please check. [19:49] manusheel: sir which mail u are refering to? [19:52] ankur: Let me resend. [19:52] manusheel: where are these bug numbers coming from? they are not in launchpad, nor in SL... [19:57] lfaraone: They are yet to be reported to launchpad or SL. They came from discussions at IRC and an e-mail by David. [19:57] ankur: Re-send both the e-mails. [19:58] manusheel: sir got it [19:58] manusheel: okay, they're from "USR Issue and Tracker"? [19:59] lfaraone: Ok, I see. David pointed them to us. [19:59] lfaraone: on IRC. [19:59] lfaraone: Can you send me the link? [19:59] manusheel: okay, so there's a list of them... where? [19:59] manusheel: I don't have a link. I'm asking for them. [20:00] lfaraone: They are in my e-mail right now. Let me send it at USR list serv. I prefer a wiki page for that. Can you develop one for the field issues? [20:01] lfaraone: After documenting them well, we can add them at the bug tracker. [20:01] lfaraone: Following the QA cycle process. [20:02] manusheel: I think they should probably be reported in a bug tracker *first*, such as http://launchpad.net/usr [20:03] lfaraone: Yes. This is what I was thinking too. Don't like e-mails for QA. [20:03] lfaraone: I'll do that at Launchpad. [20:03] lfaraone: Will ask David to raise bugs at LP too. [20:03] manusheel: great. that way we've got transparency in our process, and I can figure out what in the world everyone's talking about. [20:04] lfaraone: is toolkit renamed to tools? [20:04] i mean [20:04] lfaraone: Neat. +1 [20:05] lfaraone: Absolutely. Transparency is the key. [20:05] i was able to find it it in lucid but not in maverick branch. IF i need to patch toolkit, what source shuld i find.When i used debchecktou , it gave more advanced version tahn 0.88 , i.e. it gace 0.89 [20:05] ankur: why would it be renamed to tools? [20:06] ankur: you couldn't locate https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sugar-toolkit-0.88? [20:07] well , i dont have idea about that , but i was reading somewhere that toolkits was obsolete. [20:07] oh, i was looking at this https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+package/python-sugar-toolkit [20:08] but couldn't find maverick one....... [20:08] sorry abt that [20:26] lfaraone, when I run debuild on sugar-0.88 it automatically updates debian/patches directory. I have to update that patch file manually.right? http://paste.ubuntu.com/477586/ [20:28] neeraj: it automatically makes your changes into a patch, yes. [20:28] neeraj: but you should A) be creating patches yourself using quilt, and B) be tagging and naming them descriptively. [20:37] lfaraone, ok. After creating a patch using quilt, then on LP, I have to submit the *.patch file only? [20:38] * http://pkg-perl.alioth.debian.org/howto/quilt.html#creating_a_patch [20:38] neeraj: no, submit the entire debdiff. [20:39] Ohk. but then I need to delete the automatically created file in debian/patch.. [20:39] line 16-17 http://paste.ubuntu.com/477586/ [20:40] neeraj: that file is not generated if there is a patch created the quilt way that coveres your changes [20:41] lfaraone, ok. Making changes using quilt. [21:12] lfaraone, I am have modified the source so that while running emulator in reduced resolution, then all items of control panel becomes visible. [21:12] neeraj: cool, how'd you do that? [21:12] At present they get cropped because of limited horizontal width. For this, I removed the offset margin from controlpanel/gui.py file [21:13] Now, all items are visible. [21:13] http://typewith.me/AvPAPKuVGb [21:13] I am not confused with tagging. I did went through http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep3/ [21:19] Okay. [21:19] Why would this fix not be worth submitting upstream? [21:24] hmm.. I was not sure whether we should send it to upstream or not. :(. [21:24] *Changing it [21:26] neeraj: would people who don't use Ubuntu benefit from this? [21:26] lfaraone, yes. they will get benefit. [21:27] neeraj: then that's a sign to push upstream. [21:27] lfaraone, here upstream means the debian upstream or the sugar-0.88 main upstream [21:27] neeraj: do you think only people who use Ubuntu and Debian will benefit from your fix? Would Sugar as a whole be better? [21:29] lfaraone, depends. I mean in we don't run sugar in reduced resolutions every where. Do we? [21:30] neeraj: that's correct, but it'd be useful regardless of whether you're using Ubuntu, Fedora, etc, right? [21:30] lfaraone, right. :) [21:32] lfaraone, in debian/patches series folder, some patches are comment out and some are not. How we decide it? [21:32] neeraj: well, commented out patches are not applied... [21:34] lfaraone, ok. our patch will not be commented out, as I am applying the changes. === bernie is now known as bernie_afk [22:27] lfaraone, http://paste.ubuntu.com/477634/ debdiff file. [22:27] Do I need to change/correct anything [22:28] neeraj: post it to the bug, that's the preferreed way to review a debdiff. [22:28] lfaraone, sure :) [22:28] neeraj: just make sure your report has the steops to reproduce, etc, clearly written out, and subscribe me. [22:29] lfaraone, ok. ishan has already post the bug report. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sugar-0.88/+bug/617582/ [22:30] neeraj: okay, post it then :) [22:36] done. === bernie_afk is now known as bernie [22:46] mukul: Hi Mukul. [22:46] Around? [22:50] manusheel sir: I think there is some problem in the latest version of Turtle Art/Block [22:53] manusheel sir: I have tried several times to package the 94 version but there is an error which doesn't seem to evade. I was able to build the package of the 93 version (changed the name to Turtle Blocks) successfully with one lintian warning for which I'm trying to figure out [22:55] Ok, Mukul. [22:55] mukul: Post about this issue at USR mailing list. [22:55] mukul: Copy Neeraj, me and Dipankar on it. [22:56] manusheel sir: I think I have not subcribed to it [22:56] manusheel sir: I have subcribed to debian-olpc [22:57] manusheel sir: Okay,will do that tomorrow morning