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RAOFThis looked like a perfect morning for sitting on the porch in the sun.  Until the clouds came and took the sun away. :(00:31
ajmitchRAOF: sounds just like here00:34
rickspencer3RAOF, composing cheesey Country music this morning?00:34
* TheMuso notes its unusually warm in Sydney this morning.00:35
RAOFMore like cheesy -ati patches.00:35
rickspencer3*sigh*00:35
rickspencer3speaking of cheesy, and progress on figuring out what's up with Cheese yesterday?00:36
RAOFOk.  When your fingers are getting too cold enough to make typing noticably harder it's time to head inside and fire up the gas.00:36
* rickspencer3 scouts around for robert_ancell00:36
TheMusoRAOF: To put your cold in pperspective, its 20 degrees in my area of Sydney.00:36
ajmitchTheMuso: want to swap?00:38
ajmitchcurrently 6C here00:38
TheMusoajmitch: No thanks, I like this weather here atm, its very pleasant.00:38
RAOFIt's not actually that cold here, 10℃ or 8 with wind.00:38
chrisccoulsonthat's a typical warm summer day here!00:39
chrisccoulsonwell, add in a bit of rain and it would be00:39
micahgit's been above 26 C for the high in Chicago for 50 days now00:40
TheMusomicahg: Not too bad, as long as its not humid.00:40
micahgit's been humid about half the time :)00:40
TheMusoWell that sucks then.00:41
rickspencer3robert_ancell, good morning01:01
robert_ancellrickspencer3, hi01:02
chrisccoulsonmicahg - i was just looking at bug 61978801:04
ubot2Launchpad bug 619788 in firefox (Ubuntu) "firefox should disable screen switching off when playing video (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61978801:04
chrisccoulsonand we can already do it for anything using the <video> tag :)01:04
chrisccoulsonthe DOM exposes a paused property01:04
rickspencer3robert_ancell, any progress on cheese yesterday?01:05
chrisccoulsonwhich i could hook up to from my extension, and inhibit the screensaver01:05
robert_ancellrickspencer3, no, still as confused as you are01:06
rickspencer3robert_ancell, is it working for you at all?01:06
robert_ancellrickspencer3, yeah, with a slow acquisition and unreliable frame rate.  It works pretty well on my laptop at low resolution.01:07
rickspencer3so no improvement01:07
robert_ancellit seems better than it was but it's hard to measure.  Performance is worse on the Dell mini but I'd expect that01:07
rickspencer3robert_ancell, so, there is an OEM customer who cares about that bug01:07
rickspencer3Could you please comment on it so that they see that Ubuntu community cares too?01:07
rickspencer3(even if we can't actually fix it)01:08
robert_ancellok01:08
rickspencer3just update it with what you learned so far01:08
rickspencer3thanks dude01:08
* rickspencer3 off to a meeting irl01:08
chrisccoulsonhi robert_ancell01:23
chrisccoulsonso, you fixed your slowness by changing the hard disk in your laptop?01:24
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, yes, everything is fast again!01:28
chrisccoulsonrobert_ancell, that's good :)01:29
chrisccoulsoni managed to speed my laptop up quite a bit01:29
chrisccoulsonby uninstalling appmenu-gtk surprisingly ;)01:29
chrisccoulsonmy laptop no longer swaps heavily since i uninstalled it :/01:29
robert_ancellheh01:36
chrisccoulsonit leaks memory quite a bit according to valgrind, so i'll report a bug tomorrow01:37
RAOFrobert_ancell: Are you aware that gtk seems to have broken ABI and hence broken mutter?  Trying to start unity now results in a wonderful series of mutter crash/respawns, with “mutter: symbol lookup error: mutter: undefined symbol: gdk_window_get_back_pixmap” in xsession-errors.01:48
robert_ancellRAOF, is that only occurred since the latest GTK?01:49
RAOFWell, it seems to have started this morning, after my update.01:50
robert_ancellRAOF, ok, I'll look into it01:50
RAOFUnity was working yesterday.01:50
robert_ancellif it's the latest gtk+ then this time it's not my fault :)  I was worried that the recent one had broken something in gdk because the changed a lot of stuff there.  seb128 uploaded this one :)01:52
mclasenRAOF: gtk 2.90 doesn't have a stable abi...02:01
RAOFmclasen: How about 2.21.6, which is what I've got installed.02:01
mclasenit didn't get removed there, only deprecated02:02
RAOFI know what-will-be 3.0 doesn't have a stable ABI, but we don't build mutter against it.  And mutter is complaining about a missing gdk_window_get_back_pixmap.02:03
mclasenI'll have to investigate02:03
mclasenif it really went missing in 2.21, that would be a bug02:03
RAOFTa.02:04
mclasenhmm, its still in my 2.22 tree, at least...02:04
mclasenah, no02:05
mclasenI was looking at set_back_pixmap :-(02:06
mclasenso, these getters were in fact removed in 2.21.602:06
mclasenbut they were only ever added in 2.21, so haven't been part of the stable abi yet02:07
RAOFThis is why our gtk package should be using symbols files :)02:07
mclasenso, I guess you'll just have to go back to what you were doing before the getter was added02:08
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RamsRamboHi! I need help04:28
robert_ancellRAOF, do you have those xsession-error logs handy? Mutter seems to compile fine07:27
robert_ancelloh, I think seb128 might have fixed it07:27
RAOFShall I check if an update works?07:36
RAOFOr is that in bzr still.07:36
robert_ancellRAOF, seems all updated - it must have been building/publishing in our morning07:37
RAOFThen it's time for me to play “does unity work now”07:42
pittiGood morning07:48
pittirobert_ancell: please dont' upload PK 0.7 yet08:23
pittirobert_ancell: erm, 0.9708:23
and471vish, I am sorting out those bug that are assigned to me08:24
pittimclasen reports tons of problems with it08:24
and471vish, for bug 59952508:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 599525 in fretsonfire (Debian) (and 2 other projects) "Frets on Fire description is confusing (affects: 2) (heat: 75)" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59952508:26
and471vish, do you think it is okay to leave 'This is the package containing the game code'08:27
and471vish, as there are others packages containing songs, a metapackage etc.08:27
bilalakhtarand471: I think vish will say 'no', but his decision is what matters.08:27
bilalakhtarand471: because, in s-c we are completely dropping the word 'package'08:28
and471ah08:28
robert_ancellpitti, no problem, I was just updating the gnome component then realized that the main polkit had changed.  Just wanted to remind you to look in bzr if you to update08:28
bilalakhtarand471: a user migrating from windows won't know what a deb package is08:28
robert_ancell(it wasn't previously managed in bzr)08:28
vishand471: hmm, game code why are we mentioning game code?08:28
and471vish, there is a package 'fretsonfire'08:29
vishand471: i thought that the package was gonna be dropped?08:29
and471vish, this is a metapackage08:29
and471vish, yeah well I have heard to progress from debian so I am tired of waiting08:29
pittirobert_ancell: right, thanks08:29
vishand471: iirc, each package can have a different description08:29
pittirobert_ancell: we used to sync it from Debian, do we now have a permanent delta?08:29
and471vish, then there is fretsonfire-game which has the actual game binary files08:29
pittirobert_ancell: ah, appindicator08:30
RAOFrobert_ancell: Confirmed that mutter ...ubunt3.1 works, it just hasn't built + propagated to my mirror.08:30
vishand471: which should the usr be installing?08:30
and471vish, then fretsonfire-songs-* which have songs in them08:30
and471vish, lemme check08:30
robert_ancellpitti, will your app indicator changes go to debian?08:31
and471vish, the one that the .desktop file in app-install-data points to is fretsonfire-game08:31
vishand471: there seem to be a lot of packages which need to be hidden.. if installing the main package pulls all the other ones, we need to make sure the others are hidden08:31
pittirobert_ancell: well, they aren't "mine"; no, they won't08:31
pittiDebian doesn't use the indicator for now08:31
robert_ancellpitti, then I guess it add to the list of package deltas for now :)08:31
robert_ancellRAOF, good news!08:32
vishand471: ah, then we need to make sure the  fretsonfire-game has a good description and the rest are hidden.. are you on maverick? maybe they are hidden already?08:32
pittirobert_ancell: well, if the patch is done as a new configure option, then we can08:32
RAOFrobert_ancell: You've  built another doomsday device? :)08:32
and471vish, nope I am on lucid :)08:32
vishand471: gah.. :s my maverick VM got borked :(08:33
robert_ancellRAOF, no, the fing-longer08:33
RAOFThat useless thing's not worth the gold it's made of!08:34
* pitti asks the what-if machine what happens if robert_ancell had a fing-longer08:34
vishand471: i'm downloading a new daily iso, will test it and let you know in a couple of hrs.. it seems we might have two bugs here08:34
and471k08:34
pittiok, I'm off for about an hour to find some food08:35
bilalakhtarrobert_ancell: do you know whom should one ping in upstream for gnome-disk-utility ?08:36
and471vish, with the latest software-center, if I search fretsonofire, only the one comes up08:37
robert_ancellbilalakhtar, as in who on irc?08:37
kermiacpitti: when you get back can we have a chat re bug 573124... Nigel doesn't have the logs atm from when you discussed it. Basically the log is getting created as a tar automatically and I want to force it to be txt.08:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 573124 in cheese (Ubuntu) "Make cheese debugging log attach as a .log file (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57312408:37
and471vish, so no bug there08:37
and471vish, just this bug about the last line08:37
and471vish, basically do we want no last line, or part of last line (remove opengl reference)08:38
bilalakhtarrobert_ancell: yup08:38
and471vish, I feel that the game code stuff is useful for those not using SC08:38
and471vish, and more chance of debian accepting08:38
vishand471: cool, then we need to remove the last line.. is we can add a bit more info about the game that would be nice too.. :)08:38
bilalakhtarrobert_ancell: since I need to get patch of bug #414107 there08:38
ubot2Launchpad bug 414107 in gnome-disk-utility (Debian) (and 2 other projects) "Palimpsest GUI impossible to use on small screen (affects: 30) (dups: 5) (heat: 175)" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41410708:38
vishs/is/if08:38
robert_ancellbilalakhtar, I don't know for sure but mclasen is a developer (https://bugzilla.gnome.org/browse.cgi?product=gnome-disk-utility).  seb128 might know and will be online in the next hour08:38
bilalakhtarrobert_ancell: Thanks. Actually, dholbach advised me to ask either you or seb128 .08:39
and471vish, so to clarify you want to completely get rid of the last line?08:46
vishand471: yup, last line gone.. but if we can add some more mention of the bug, it would be a bonus.. otherwise just a single line seems too short  :)08:47
and471k08:47
slomorobert_ancell: hi, the pkg-vala git has vala 0.9.7, no need to package it yourself ;) did you make any progress on gtk3 already btw?08:52
and471vish, how is http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/480311/08:55
* vish reads ..08:56
and471vish, I have just noticed a bug in app-install-data, it should point to the meta package, not just the games files08:57
and471bilalakhtar, seb128 is on now08:59
vishand471: nice work! you can just drop the repeated mentions of the game's name. and start with "A game of..." and drop the second mention of the name too08:59
vishand471: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter/PackageDescriptions might be helpful08:59
and471vish, ok08:59
and471oops09:02
and471the internets broke09:02
and471vish, so you mean just start as 'A game of musical skill and fast fingers' ?09:02
vishand471: yup09:03
and471k09:03
pittikermiac: that usually happens if there are some non-ASCII files in it09:04
and471vish, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/480315/09:04
pittikermiac: I replied in the bug how you can force text mdoe09:05
vishand471: is it a "game of .. " or a "a game for.."09:06
and471vish, 'of'09:06
and471vish, that is taken from the website - kind of their slogan09:06
vishand471: ok.. cool! its good :)09:06
and471vish, I shall make a merge request09:07
vishand471: neat thanks :)09:07
and471vish, and also do a merge request for app-install-data to use the metapckage, not the game code package09:07
and471vish, so for the game code package, do I leave the description as it is?09:07
and471vish, and just change the description for the metapackage09:07
vishand471: yup, changing the meta package is enough09:08
and471vish, and for the metapckage, remove the line:09:09
and471 This is a metapackage depending on the game and songs for it.09:09
vishand471: i thought you said  fretsonfire-game  was the meta?09:09
and471vish, nope, fretsonfire is the meta09:09
and471vish, but app-install-data incorrectly points to fretsonfire-game09:10
robert_ancellslomo, no progress on gtk3, it's low prio :(09:10
and471vish, I just realised that09:10
vishand471: ah! so that was "two" bugs!09:10
vish:)09:10
and471vish, yeah sorry :)09:10
slomorobert_ancell: sure, no problem... it's pretty low prio for me too09:10
seb128robert_ancell, slomo: hey09:11
slomohi seb12809:11
and471vish, so leave the last line in *-game, and remove the last line in the metapackage?09:11
seb128ricotz said has a gtk3 package working09:11
vishand471: you , so that line needs to be removed, for the meta and the new description used09:11
seb128he asked for review there and in #debian-gnome yesterday09:11
and471vish, and the fretsonfire-game package?09:11
vishand471: we need to make sure it is hidden09:12
and471vish, yup it is, and leave the package description?09:12
vishand471: yup, we can leave that description as is.. btw, fretsonfire-game has the icon and not the meta09:13
robert_ancellseb128, morning09:14
pittihey seb12809:14
seb128pitti, hello09:14
asacseb128: hello09:14
and471vish, arghh, I shall finish this when I get back09:14
asacyou updated clutter ;)09:14
asacwithout our changes ;)09:15
seb128robert_ancell, pitti, asac: hey, how are you?09:15
bilalakhtarhey, a netsplit09:15
and471vish, could you write up what we have said on the bug report?09:15
and471bug 59952509:15
seb128asac, right, I let a chance to pochu to review those09:15
seb128robert_ancell, there is a new vala fixing regressions in the one you uploaded ;-)09:15
vishand471: hehe, short term memory loss? ;p09:15
pittiseb128: bit sleepy, but pretty well otherwise; was a bit grumpy this morning because of the broken vte, but I did a local build now, and it's all good again :)09:15
and471vish, yup :)09:15
asacseb128: pochu already reviewed all the packaging and stuff09:15
vishand471: sure.. :)09:15
vishand471: btw, what happened to gps drive?09:16
asache just wanted stuff to go upstream, which happened now09:16
seb128asac, ok, as said yesterday I wanted to do that today and still do ;-)09:16
asacnow we have to rebase again09:16
and471vish, too much work, didn't really underatand it09:16
and471vish, the whole package needed to be updated09:16
seb128asac, so should I wait for another update from you?09:16
and471vish, anyway need to go, see ya09:16
asacnot a big deal, just painful to run after a single patch09:16
vishand471: ah.. bye..09:16
asacseb128: no. you can rebase on your own. its just that the new version in archive is now higher than the debdiff09:16
bilalakhtarseb128: who is the upstream dev to poke (on irc) for package gnome-disk-utility ?09:17
seb128asac, oh ok, the upload was a one change diff09:17
asacseb128: do you want a fresh debdiff?09:17
seb128one line change I mean09:17
asacseb128: or can you handle updating it?09:17
seb128asac, no that's fine09:17
seb128I can handle09:17
asacalf__: ^^09:17
asacthanks09:17
seb128bilalakhtar, davidz on #gnome-hackers irc.gnome.org09:17
seb128bilalakhtar, if you want to talk to the ubuntu maintainer it's pitti09:17
bilalakhtarthanks seb12809:17
asacseb128: we might give you a new debdiff anyway, because our ppa is now superseded ... i would prefer if we could get this in today so we can work on one base09:18
bilalakhtarseb128: but I don't think pitti would be ready to sponsor, he is in the OEM team nowadays09:18
asaclet me know09:18
* bilalakhtar goes to gimpnet09:18
seb128asac, we will09:18
asacgrewat09:18
pittibilalakhtar: that's fine09:18
seb128bilalakhtar, I think davidz is sleeping by now09:18
seb128he's u.s based09:18
bilalakhtarpitti: bug #41410709:18
* seb128 hugs pitti, always there09:19
bilalakhtarno bot in here?09:19
* pitti hugs back seb12809:19
bilalakhtarprobably down due to the netsplit09:19
seb128usually there is one09:19
bilalakhtarpitti: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-disk-utility/+bug/41410709:19
pittibilalakhtar: np, typing "ubug <middle mouse>" isn't too hard :)09:19
bilalakhtarpitti: it requires an SRU as well, so the debdiff for lucid-proposed is attached, andthe maverick branch is linked09:20
bilalakhtarmaverick -> branch, lucid -> debdiff09:20
robert_ancellseb128, morning.  I uploaded 0.9.7 as soon at the tarball hit the ftp server :)09:20
seb128robert_ancell, hey, excellent09:21
seb128robert_ancell, I was hoping you would do the empathy update as well but seems you didn't :p09:21
seb128robert_ancell, oh, I got the vala email on -changes now09:21
bilalakhtarpitti: patch has been accepted by the MeeGo team for MeeGo09:22
robert_ancellseb128, you can leave empathy for tomorrow if you want09:23
seb128robert_ancell, I will do, I need to build a list of milestoned bugs for beta09:23
seb128robert_ancell, and to clean some other things, I didn't manage to do that yet this week with all the other updates09:24
seb128not to count dx and unity updates to do09:24
pittibilalakhtar: that looks rather easy09:24
seb128I think I will miss didrocks today ;-)09:24
bilalakhtarpitti: yup, its a very popular and accepted patch :)09:24
seb128robert_ancell, thanks09:24
seb128robert_ancell, btw if touch a package which build-depends on gir-repository-dev please drop the build-depends09:25
seb128robert_ancell, I think we don't need the remaining gir in there and we should move it to universe09:25
robert_ancellseb128, np, leave it all for tomorrow - I tend to do updates on Friday afternoons as they're easy to finish in a predictable time09:25
seb128robert_ancell, excellent, thanks09:26
robert_ancellseb128, I don't understand.  Is all of gir-repository-dev obsolete now?09:26
bilalakhtarpitti: why did you decline it for lucid?09:26
seb128robert_ancell, dpkg -L09:26
seb128robert_ancell, dpkg -L gir-repository-dev09:26
pittibilalakhtar: it's not appropriate for an SRU09:26
bilalakhtarpitti: ah, ok09:26
seb128robert_ancell, I don't think we actually use any of the remaining bits in the GNOME stack09:27
seb128robert_ancell, upstream moved dbus to gobject-introspection itself in git09:27
robert_ancellah nice09:27
seb128robert_ancell, which was probably the only useful one09:27
seb128if we need one of the others somewhere we should try to build it from the source09:27
robert_ancellsure09:27
seb128ie I think gtksourceview git has introspection, we could backport it if required09:27
seb128but I doubt anything use those atm09:28
seb128it's just to move that one to universe if we can, it should be just a matter of cleaning the build-depends09:28
seb128they date from the time the gtk gir etc was still there09:28
robert_ancellseb128, so it looks like libgjs is the last thing using it09:29
pittibilalakhtar: hm, that screenshot is from g-d-u 2.28 apparently; 2.30 looks completely different09:29
bilalakhtarpitti: but the problem exists still, as many people reported09:30
seb128robert_ancell, grep-dctrl -s Package -F Build-Depends gir-repository-dev /var/lib/apt/lists/*Sources09:30
robert_ancellseb128, where do you come up with these :)09:30
bilalakhtarpitti: the bug is there on GNOME bugzilla, MeeGo bugzilla, lp and debian BTS09:30
seb128robert_ancell, use the command line luke ;-)09:30
seb128it's powerful ;-)09:31
robert_ancellok, gtg, see you guys tomorrow09:31
pittibilalakhtar: ah, it still applies, but it's ugly -- the scrollbars never go away09:31
seb128robert_ancell, have fun, bye09:32
bilalakhtarpitti: what do you think? On big screens, no one cares about 'em09:33
bilalakhtarpitti: on small screens, its a need09:33
bilalakhtarpitti: and, some people on the bug are so impatient they forced me to make a PPA for it :(09:33
seb128bilalakhtar, it should be a nop on screen which have space and show scrollbar on small screens09:33
seb128ie add only the scrollingarea on small screens09:33
bilalakhtarso pitti, the patch is a 'reject' ?09:34
pittibilalakhtar: hang on, I'm trying to fix it09:34
* bilalakhtar wais for pitti to do it, he could also have done it if pitti asked 09:34
pittibilalakhtar: ok, got it09:37
bilalakhtarpitti: gtk_scrolled_window_set_policy(<scrolledwindowheree>,GTK_POLICY_AUTOMATIC)09:37
pittiright09:37
bilalakhtareven I got it!09:37
seb128bilalakhtar, you should try to get it before pinging for sponsoring ;-)09:38
bilalakhtarseb128: I tried, but I didn't know someone would find the scrollbars ugly09:38
bilalakhtarseb128: after all, the MeeGo guys accepted it like this directly09:38
bilalakhtarseb128: and so is debian going to do, debian NMu is still pending, though09:39
pittiDebian NMU? nah, I'll just cherrypick it and upload regularly09:39
seb128bilalakhtar, those guys don't care about desktop though, they are a small screen product rather09:40
bilalakhtarthanks pitti09:40
seb128bilalakhtar, they might have tested it only on the small screen case09:40
bilalakhtaryes seb128 , I submitted my RFS thrice on debian-mentors, no response09:40
bilalakhtarah, you meant that ;)09:40
bilalakhtarseb128: BTW, is there something I can do to help the desktop team (my favourite ) ?09:41
bilalakhtarany (non-job) vacancy09:41
seb128we have plenty of bugs to triage, fix, update to do, etc09:42
seb128I should update the milestoned buglist in the topic09:42
bilalakhtarseb128: is there any universe package maintained by ubuntu-desktop ?09:42
bilalakhtarThanks pitti for fixing the bug!09:44
pittithanks to you too for pointing out09:44
seb128bilalakhtar, no, we have enough to do on the default installation, we do care about having GNOME uptodate though09:44
seb128bilalakhtar, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/versions.html09:44
seb128bilalakhtar, you can click next to the package title to display extra entries09:44
* bilalakhtar looks at seb128 's link09:45
seb128bilalakhtar, you want to do updates?09:45
seb128bilalakhtar, I guess hamster-applet would be nice to update09:45
bilalakhtarseb128: I can, of course09:45
bilalakhtarseb128: thanks for pointing it out09:45
seb128np, thank you for helping ;-)09:45
seb128bilalakhtar, sound-juicer as well09:46
bilalakhtarseb128: these packagse aren;t in that list09:46
seb128bilalakhtar, click on the + next to the package title09:47
bilalakhtarseb128: ah, got it09:47
seb128bilalakhtar, the default list displays only the default installation, not universe and extra components09:47
bilalakhtargood,09:47
* bilalakhtar finds universe packages better to work on09:48
* bilalakhtar is not a MOTU, though09:48
seb128why better?09:48
seb128should be about the same if you don't have upload rights09:48
bilalakhtarseb128: should I merge from Debian or updatefrom upstream?09:49
bilalakhtarnetsplit has been resolved!09:49
seb128bilalakhtar, update from upstream should be enough, we are past the merge period now09:49
seb128bilalakhtar, well you are welcome to merge hamster-applet if you want it seems nobody did it this cycle09:50
bilalakhtarseb128: but debian version of hamster-applet is somewhat out-of-date, so I am better of updating from upstream09:50
seb128bilalakhtar, well you can merge on debian and then do the update over that09:51
asacseb128: heh. i had a question on that bug and didier is gone, so maybe you could reroute that to someone?10:15
asacMIR10:15
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seb128mpt_, hey10:18
seb128mpt_, sorry you dropped before I could reply10:22
seb128mpt_, doesn't synaptic has a category listing those?10:22
seb128I've not used pinning for a while, apt-cache policy might list those as well10:22
mpt_seb128, sorry, I didn't realize that the question had gotten through :-) jpds is helping me now10:22
mpt_Synaptic doesn't have a category for it10:22
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tjaaltonseb128: the applet itself, but a fedora bug would suggest it's normal...10:37
tjaaltonummm, gvfs upstream10:37
tjaaltonit's just triggering a weird nfs4 bug that's still unfixed in 2.6.3510:38
tjaaltongathering more info for the upstream kernel folks to figure it out..10:38
tjaaltonhum seems like both indicator-applet{,-session} do the same, both have four stale files open10:40
seb128I'm not really surprised they are pretty similar code10:41
seb128they just load different indicators10:41
seb128pitti, hum, no, the me-menu has an icon reflecting status...10:43
seb128pitti, ie the icon is actually useful10:43
seb128pitti, where the layout one doesn't bring anything to the user10:43
pittiseb128: right, I said as much on the bug10:43
seb128pitti, just replying to your bug comment there ;-)10:43
kermiacthanks pitti :)11:02
kiwinotenjpatel: hi! I have investigated further into the s-c bug in the desktop edition which I assume causes the bug in unity (but yes, I can't test this because unity doesn't run here)11:12
kiwinotenjpatel: the first step is triggering the bug: -11:12
kiwinotenjpatel: it seems that purging software-center and apt-xapian-index will get us into an 'initial install' state11:14
kiwinotenjpatel: if you then install s-c from the archives, this should trigger the bug in unity (please test)11:14
bilalakhtarseb128: hey, that rhythmbox bug11:15
seb128hey bilalakhtar11:15
bilalakhtarseb128: I think its better to first check if the locale is C or english, then resize?11:15
kiwinotenjpatel: I think there are two issues in s-c causing that bug: -11:15
seb128bilalakhtar, or change it to only be an icon without label?11:15
seb128that's what totem is doing11:15
bilalakhtarseb128: that would be a bit odd, when compared with the other buttons there11:16
seb128ok, not sure then11:16
seb128but your current fix is broken11:16
seb128you can't code a geometry for each locale11:16
seb128not sure how to do it11:16
kiwinotenjpatel: we recommend apt-xapian-index rather depending on it, which may cause the index not to be available when s-c is installed11:17
bilalakhtarseb128: BTW, is it necessary to resize? That was done sine the button size would change when the label changed.11:18
kiwinotenjpatel: then there was that quirk in logic I pointed out earlier which means that the postinst exits before doing everything it's meant to11:18
seb128bilalakhtar, well otherwise you have the other buttons which get shifted which is weird I guess11:18
bilalakhtarso, we need to have a big discussion here. seb128 is right on the regard that we can strip off the label11:18
seb128bilalakhtar, but talk to vish11:18
bilalakhtaranother netsplit!11:19
kiwinotenjpatel: I have a branch which fixes those two issues at lp:~kiwinote/software-center/fresh-installs11:19
bilalakhtarvish: around?11:19
seb128those hunderpapercut are often not that trivial changes and bring back as many issue than they solve11:19
kiwinotenjpatel: you should be able to build a deb from there which solves the issues11:19
vish;p11:19
vishbilalakhtar: wassup?11:19
njpatelkiwinote, ah, nice. I'll try and reproduce it and test with your branch when I have a chance11:19
bilalakhtarvish: bug #62032611:20
kiwinotenjpatel: I'm a bit unsure about whether all these findings are correct or not, so some testing would be nice ;)11:20
ubot2Launchpad bug 620326 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu) "Wrong (hardcoded) width for Play button in non-english language (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62032611:20
kiwinotenjpatel: thanks. going to have some lunch now, so I'll be back later11:20
vishbilalakhtar: hehe! so how would have it been if you had added spaces! ;)  told you seb128 wont agree :)11:21
bilalakhtarvish: I didn't add spaces11:21
vishbilalakhtar: yeah , you changed that..11:21
bilalakhtarvish: now, this problem11:21
seb128vish, how many spaces?11:21
bilalakhtarseb128: it would need 3 spaces for english11:22
vishseb128: that was his first idea11:22
seb128vish, it depends of what play and pause labels are your locale11:22
seb128you can't really know that11:22
bilalakhtarwell, I dumped the spaces idea earlier11:22
seb128and it would be weird have "play        " just because pause is "wordingforpause" in your locale11:22
seb128have -> to have11:22
vishseb128: yeah , i told bilalakhtar  that spaces should not be the solution and that it will change with languages, and to use the max size of the two labels.. didnt know he was gonna hardcode it for english..11:23
seb128vish, well what you suggest still has the same issue11:23
seb128"play            "11:23
seb128"wordingforpause"11:23
seb128would be weird11:23
bilalakhtarWhy not do what totem did?11:23
seb128ie no label?11:23
bilalakhtarstrip off the label? well, would be wierd11:24
seb128I think the reason was that it's easier to hit the play button with a label11:24
vishseb128: it needs to use the max size of the label thats what every other buttons do, else they will keep jumping11:24
seb128it also makes it easier to spot next to others11:24
bilalakhtarmy solution: check if the locale is C or en_*11:24
seb128vish, what other buttons?11:24
vishseb128: i meant, the other buttons will keep moving if we dont have the size set11:24
seb128bilalakhtar, no locale specific hack no11:24
bilalakhtarthen resize, if not, then just leave it like11:24
vishseb128: the buttons on the right of play/pause11:24
seb128vish, well so you have the choice between weird layout with lot of space, not label or undo that fix and go back to one label11:25
vishseb128: or we dont use label ;)11:25
bilalakhtarhttp://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/08/for-what-its-worth-rhythmbox-gets-pause.html11:25
seb128vish, that was the second choice I listed11:25
bilalakhtaras we see, this was a very-much awaied change11:25
seb128"not label"11:25
vishah..11:25
seb128(was meant to be "no label")11:25
seb128vish, how are other player dealing with that?11:26
bilalakhtars/awaied/awaited11:26
vishseb128: in totem/banshee its without label11:26
* bilalakhtar looks at banshee11:26
bilalakhtaranyone having banshee over here? I don't11:26
seb128vish, in other os? ie itunes?11:27
vishseb128: no label11:27
seb128ok, so just drop the label?11:27
vishyes, sounds sensible11:27
bilalakhtardecision made>11:27
bilalakhtar?11:27
seb128yes11:27
vishbilalakhtar: not blindly dropping the label, we need to see how it changes with the gconf too11:28
vishbilalakhtar: with gconf labels below buttons, there needs to be a label11:28
vishbecause other buttons will have label11:28
vishlabels below icons*11:29
bilalakhtarvish: ok, I am making the change, we will test it and see11:29
seb128vish, well just tweak the button flag to display only label in that mode11:29
seb128the way other buttons are doing it11:29
vishyup11:29
bilalakhtarvish: that's what I meant ^^11:30
bilalakhtarmy task from now onwards :|11:30
vishbilalakhtar: just making sure, now itself.. :) otherwise there will be another problem/bug about that later ;)11:31
bilalakhtarvish: yes I will11:31
bilalakhtarseb128: should it be gtk_button_set_label(<buttonhere>,"") ?11:33
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webczatHey.12:33
webczatWhat usb-creator requiires? i want to install it on gentoo and then create ubuntu liveusb pendrive12:33
webczatmore specifically i did but it freezes after pressing start12:34
seb128hi webczat, try #ubuntu-devel rather, the people working on usb-creator are not on this channel12:35
seb128pitti, there?12:44
pittiseb128: here12:44
seb128pitti, can you ssh to the retracers?12:45
seb128did the config change?12:45
pittiubuntu-archive@ronne:~$12:45
pittiyes, seems to work12:45
pittiseb128: ssh fails for you?12:45
pittiseb128: no, it hasn't changed in ages12:45
seb128pitti, ok stupid me, I was trying to connect to the wrong port, I had the same change as for cocoplum there12:45
seb128pitti, sorry about the noise12:46
seb128pitti, thanks ;-)12:46
seb128hum, no was not that bug a buggy config anyway, it's solved now12:46
seb128pitti, I'm trying to see if I can fix the retracers12:46
dpmhey pitti, call in 10?12:49
pittidpm: yep12:49
dpmcool12:49
seb128pitti, so you told me to log into a retracer and try to apport-retrace there manually? how do you get the authorization token in?12:50
pittiseb128: just --help should do, that should cover the imports12:51
pittiseb128: just trying 'python -c "import launchpadlib.errors"' should also do12:51
seb128pitti, well the amd64 crashes on the "SystemError: Corrupt duplicate db:[(u'*** in database main ***\nOn page 1129 at right child: invalid page number 1171',)]"12:52
seb128I started with that one12:52
pittiright, so that would happen in i386 again, I figure12:53
pittiI can't make any sense of this one :-/12:53
seb128is that part in the duplicate checking or in the apport retracing sandbox?12:54
pittiseb128: I think in the sandbox; the log should have the backtrace12:58
pittiseb128: I have a call now, bbl12:58
seb128see you13:00
bilalakhtarseb128: should I subscribe the desktop team to upgrade bugs?13:06
seb128bilalakhtar, no, just sponsors13:06
seb128we watch the sponsoring list13:06
bilalakhtarseb128: ah, my mistake, please unsubscribe from bug #62040313:07
ubot2Launchpad bug 620403 in hamster-applet (Ubuntu) "Update to 2.31.90 (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62040313:07
seb128done13:07
bilalakhtarthanks seb12813:07
seb128thank you13:07
LucidFoxWhee, I see the keyboard indicator has migrated away from using a tray icon13:20
LucidFoxthe text isn't updated when I switch the layout anymore, though13:20
seb128LucidFox, known issue13:21
* LucidFox nods13:21
bilalakhtarseb128: dammit, hamster-applet has moved to waf13:22
LucidFoxI wonder, by the way...13:23
LucidFoxthe messaging indicator uses indicate, the custom application indicators use libappindicator13:23
LucidFox* uses libindicate13:23
LucidFoxDoes the sound menu use yet a third API library?13:25
kenvandineLucidFox, i think libindicate, libdbusmenu and ido13:37
asac14:48 < asac> alf__: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wncksync failed on amd6413:50
asacseb128: ^^13:50
asacon it13:50
asac?13:50
asacok seems its glib13:50
asacibglib2.0-dev : Depends: libglib2.0-bin (= 2.25.14-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed13:50
seb128asac, yes, I give a retry13:50
asacok great13:50
seb128asac, it was an installability issue until the new glib built on amd6413:51
asacalf__: ^^ ... in 2 hours you can try again with some luck13:51
seb128but wncksync should not be used nowadays13:51
seb128you should use bamf, the modern maintained version13:51
asacseb128: we have it for liblauncher still13:51
asacseb128: i know13:51
seb128k13:51
asacnot this cycle unless a miracle in form of volunteers show up ;)13:51
asacnext cycle we can plan this ... but i guess we get camf by then ;)13:52
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seb128pitti, let me know when you are back from your call14:00
pittiseb128: I am14:01
seb128pitti, so there is an issue with connecting to private bugs14:01
seb128pitti, it seems to timeout14:01
seb128pitti, I can retrace amd64 bugs by and in the sandbox correct if the bugs are public14:01
seb128pitti, I'm using apport-retrace --auth launchpad-credentials 614676 for testing14:02
seb128pitti, I'm using apport-retrace --auth=launchpad-credentials 614676 for testing14:02
pittiseb128: you can use --auth ... login, BTW, then you will have the credentials in /tmp/auth in the sandbox14:02
pittiah, but seems you already copied them into the sandbox somehow14:02
seb128pitti, I've been ssh a second time and copying to /tmp/...14:02
pittiheh14:02
seb128;-)14:02
pittiseb128: so, you'll know for next time14:02
seb128yes14:03
seb128thanks14:03
pittiseb128: anyway, so you fixed the import errors?14:03
seb128still that command hangs14:03
seb128pitti, no, I'm about to do it, I don't get what's going on14:03
seb128reinstalling those package workaround it14:03
pittiright, that fixed it for me, too14:03
seb128but I got similar error in the amd64 sandbox I'm using after a retracing14:03
seb128seems python-* get screwed by some upgrades14:03
seb128pitti, anyway another issue is that the retrace hangs when it needs credentials14:04
seb128    response = conn.getresponse()14:04
seb128  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/httplib.py", line 988, in getresponse14:04
seb128    method=self._method)14:04
seb128  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/httplib.py", line 330, in __init__14:04
seb128    self.fp = sock.makefile('rb', 0)14:04
seb128AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'makefile'14:04
seb128it gives that after a while14:04
seb128I think it goes to timeout14:04
seb128pitti, do you know to what machine and port that tries to connect?14:05
pittiseb128: does that happen in production ? or just your local calls when you didn't specify --auth?14:05
seb128pitti, it happens in the amd64 retracer with14:05
seb128apport-retrace --auth=launchpad-credentials 61467614:05
pittiseb128: hm, api.edge.launchpad.net or so, I htink14:05
seb128ie I did apport-chroot login chroots/maverick.tar.gz14:05
seb128on ronne14:05
seb128without the --save since I want to debug14:05
seb128not to update the sandbox14:06
ararickspencer3, ping14:08
pittiseb128: logging in now14:08
seb128pitti, thanks, I logged out of the amd6414:08
seb128pitti, I'm fixing the i386 python issues14:08
pittiseb128: ah, thanks14:08
pittiseb128: I'll try with --stdout first14:08
seb128pitti, thanks14:09
seb128pitti, in any case I didn't get the db errors manually yet14:09
seb128I got python ones, retracing working and timeouts14:09
seb128pitti, retracing public bugs without credential works14:09
pittiseb128: maybe it happens during the dup db consolidation, I'll check again14:10
pittiAttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'makefile'14:10
pittiseb128: ^ right, that's what I got from cron amd64 a few days ago14:10
pittiroot@ronne:/# apport-retrace -sv --auth /tmp/auth 61467614:11
pittiseb128: ^ this just hangs for me; I guess same for you?14:11
seb128_pitti, sorry adsl ip change14:11
seb128_you were saying?14:11
pittiah, heh14:11
pittiroot@ronne:/# apport-retrace -sv --auth /tmp/auth 61467614:11
pittiseb128_: ^ this just hangs for me; I guess same for you?14:11
seb128_that hangs for a minute14:11
seb128_then give the python traceback I copied14:12
seb128_I think it timeouts14:12
pittiseb128_: and I got that from crno amd64 a few days ago:14:12
pittiAttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'makefile'14:12
seb128_right14:12
seb128_that's the stacktrace I get if I wait14:12
seb128_wait a minute or so14:12
pittiand that's from the dup checker14:12
pittii. e. not from chroot14:12
seb128_I'm wondering if there is some new firewall rules blocking something needed14:12
pittiseb128_: right, timed out, got the trace now14:12
pittiso it seems this can be debugged outside of the chroot, too14:13
pittiseb128_: FYI, I launched the amd64 dup finder one, it's consolidating now; I want to see whether it crashes during that14:14
seb128_ok14:14
seb128_how do you drive the dupfinder by hand?14:14
pittijust what the cronjob does14:14
pitti$ dchroot -q -c lucid14:14
pitti$ cd apport-retracer-amd64; . environ14:14
pitti$ crash-digger -l lock -d ~/apport_duplicates.db -a ~/.lpcookie -v -D14:14
seb128_ok14:15
seb128_I was just checking crontab -k14:15
seb128_-l14:15
seb128_I haven't touched the retracers for a while14:15
chrisccoulsonasac - do we need the upgrade hooks in nspr for moving symlinks around now?14:23
seb128_pitti, ok, i386 one upgraded and no python error when trying to use apport-retrace now14:24
seb128_pitti, should I remove the lock or do you want to debug what you are on before?14:24
pittiseb128_: lucky you; I wanted to downgrade lazr.restfulclient in the amd64 test sandbox, and I get nothing else but import errors now :/14:24
pittiseb128_: please remove the lock, let's see how far it gets14:24
asacchrisccoulson: not sure. have to look at those. maybe post them to pastebin and i will look after lunch (now)14:24
chrisccoulsonasac - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/480427/14:26
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seb128alf__, there?14:33
alf__seb128: here14:33
seb128alf__, where is your current clutter version available for download?14:34
seb128alf__, lp:~afrantzis/+junk/clutter-1.0-x11-unified seems to be some revisions behind?14:34
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alf__seb128: lp:~arm-user-platforms/ubuntu/maverick/clutter-1.0/clutter-1.2-unified/14:36
seb128alf__, thanks14:36
alf__seb128: yw14:36
alf__seb128: it's a mess though :)14:37
seb128alf__, why?14:38
rickspencer3ara good morning14:39
alf__seb128: it was much easier to just copy changes from ubuntu than perform clean merges or rebases14:39
seb128hey rickspencer314:39
rickspencer3hi seb12814:39
seb128alf__, I don't really care about the bzr, I just want the debdiff ;-)14:39
ararickspencer3, hey, there are upstream developers asking if the testing program is only for main or also for universe14:40
rickspencer3hmmmm14:40
rickspencer3ara, what do you think?14:40
rickspencer3or rather, what do you think would be the right thing?14:40
ararickspencer3, I think that we can add universe applications, can't we? I mean, if it is the developers who work on the testcases (like this case)14:40
ararickspencer3, if, in the end, the program is a complete success and we have too many applications, we can divide the tracker14:41
ararickspencer3, but, what do you think?14:41
rickspencer3ara, I agree with you14:42
rickspencer3the more participation the better, imo14:42
rickspencer3and if people want to participate with apps in universe, well ... that's great14:42
ararickspencer3, great :-)14:42
rickspencer3I suppose it would be nice if people could see which tests are for apps in universe and which are in main14:42
ararickspencer3, yes, I was thinking on doing that14:43
seb128I was going to say14:43
rickspencer3ara sweet!14:43
seb128seems nice as long as it's clear what you need to do to test the default install or what we want to focus on14:43
pittiseb128: dup db consolidation works, so it's not completely broken at least14:44
pittifirewall-wise, I mean14:44
araseb128, yes, I will try to divide them clearly in the tracker and will update the documentation14:44
seb128pitti, 481 i386 crashes to retrace14:45
pittiseb128: timeout or db corruption?14:46
pittias soon as it checks the first bug for duplicate, I get the makefile bug again14:46
seb128pitti, no, 481 is the number of crashes listed, it started on the first one14:46
seb128didn't crashyet14:46
pittiseb128: ah, I parsed that wrongly14:47
seb128I'm just saying there is quite some backlog14:47
seb128"Duplicate check negative14:47
seb128New attachments uploaded to crash database #61747214:47
seb12808/19/10 13:47:03: retracing #61542514:47
seb128"14:47
seb128pitti, ^ seems to work14:47
seb128let's see if it stands14:47
seb128pedro_, ^ be warned, crashes might start to fly back your way ;-)14:47
seb128pitti,14:53
seb128    self.fp = sock.makefile('rb', 0)14:53
seb128AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'makefile'14:53
seb12808/19/10 13:51:07: retracing #615425 failed with status: 114:53
seb128pitti, it crashed on the second retracing14:53
pedro_seb128, \o/! nice, thanks14:53
asacseb128: alf__: didnt alf already send yesterdays debdiff?14:53
asacotherwise i can forward it14:54
seb128asac, I got only emails from you and there was a list of upstream bug reference but no debdiff14:54
asaci thought i CCed seb14:54
asacseb128: ok that was a failure on my side14:54
asacseb128: forwarded and tried to keep all others CCed too14:55
seb128asac, thanks14:56
asacthanks 2 u14:57
asacchrisccoulson: those are there to migrate from the debian soname approach to the upstream non-suffix-version libnames14:57
chrisccoulsonasac - yeah, i thought so. but we shouldn't need that now we are past LTS should we?14:58
asacchrisccoulson: i would keep that for another 3 years in case you pus that to hardy etc. at some point14:58
asacchrisccoulson: well. they dont hurt, do they?14:58
asac:)14:58
chrisccoulsonasac - no, they don't hurt, i was just wondering if i could drop some cruft ;)14:58
asacits a good example of how to do this kind of migration ... which had bad and really funny bugs14:58
seb128pitti, ok, the one which successed retracing had been made public by the submitter14:58
seb128pitti, so current state is that we timeout on private bugs14:58
seb128wth?14:59
seb128pitti, I guess it's an is issue but I don't know where apport tries to connect to14:59
asacchrisccoulson: right. i would keep it until all distros that might have an upgrade path from the version mentioned there are EOL14:59
asacalso keeping it so debian mozilla folks can take it if at some point they start to be good folks might make sense ;)14:59
asacbut i guess they are smart enough to figure that on their own ;)15:00
asacchrisccoulson: i think hardy still had the SONAME version in the beginning?15:00
asacand we moved away with some update?15:00
chrisccoulsonasac - yeah, it seems that the transition was done in jaunty15:01
pittiseb128: running it locally now15:01
asacchrisccoulson: right. so definitly until EOL of hardy i would say15:01
asacand to make backporting simple just keep it everywhere15:02
asacthats what i would do ;)15:02
chrisccoulsonasac - ok, i'll leave that in for now then15:02
chrisccoulsonthansk15:02
chrisccoulsons/thansk/thanks15:02
chrisccoulsonheh :)15:02
pittiseb128: I get the same crash locally, so it's not firewall; and I also get the same crash in the local install in ronne, where the launchpadlib branches haven't been updated in ages15:02
chrisccoulsonasac - did you get my e-mail btw?15:02
pittiseb128: so it seems to be a regression in LP itself?15:02
seb128grrr launchpad15:03
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asacchrisccoulson: to asac at linaro.org? if not, remember to use that in future15:04
chrisccoulsonasac - i think i used your canonical address actually15:04
chrisccoulsonlet me check15:04
chrisccoulsonyes, i did ;)15:04
pittiseb128: hm, it seems related to attachments only15:06
pittiseb128: accessing normal bugs works15:06
pittiseb128: I'll try to create a minimal reproducer now15:06
asacchrisccoulson: found15:06
asacchrisccoulson: and answerd (omni.jar)15:07
asacthat mail only went to canoincal15:07
chrisccoulsonasac - thanks15:07
asacchrisccoulson: for quick answers sent to linaro.org15:07
asacsend15:07
chrisccoulsonasac - i'm not sure if they support shipping files outside of omni.jar (the reason for this change is that it should give quite a big startup time improvement)15:08
chrisccoulsoni spoke to bsmedberg on IRC yesterday, and he suggested that distro's who are building with external libraries (ie, everyone except for us) probably wouldn't be able to use omni.jar at all15:08
asacchrisccoulson: right. still for branding they need to come up with a solution imo15:08
asacand we should talk15:08
asacchrisccoulson: try to not use the Arch: all please15:09
chrisccoulsonok, no problem15:09
asacat least in the beginning15:09
asaclater we can do that15:09
asaconly if the stuff can really only be built on one arch it makese sense ... and having packages with all/any mix should be discouraged in general imo15:10
chrisccoulsonok, i'll leave that bit out15:10
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i've just been trying to figure out why i keep getting a maintainer-script-lacks-debhelper-token lintian warning in nspr15:10
chrisccoulsonbecause the token is definately in there15:11
chrisccoulsonthen i realised:15:11
chrisccoulson"#DEPHELPER#"15:11
chrisccoulsonheh :)15:11
asacDEP ;)15:11
asaclol15:11
asacthat must have been me15:11
chrisccoulsonpossibly ;)15:11
asacand yes, i looked at this for a few times15:11
asacand never spotted that. thanks!15:12
chrisccoulsoni'll fix that now15:12
pittiseb128: ok, filed bug 620458 about it, pinging Francis now15:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 620458 in launchpadlib (and 1 other project) "cannot access attachments of private bugs any more (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62045815:13
seb128pitti, thanks15:13
seb128pedro_, ^15:13
pedro_seb128, subscribing15:13
asacouch ... uploaded with ~asac suffix to archive ;)15:13
asacguess its not worth to reupload without15:13
seb128pedro_, ok, so no retracing until that is sorted15:15
* seb128 hugs pitti15:16
pedro_roger that15:16
seb128pitti, thanks for helping on that15:16
chrisccoulsonasac - it could be worse ;)15:17
chrisccoulsonyou could have done something like upload firefox 4.0~b5 to the archive ;)15:17
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asaclol15:18
asacyeah15:18
pittiseb128: see canonical channel, seems they have an idea about it15:18
seb128pitti, thanks15:18
pittihmm, since today (or so) the Apps menu is much smaller than it used to be, but I can't put my finger on what's missing15:20
pittidid we just thin the whitespace  between the strings and the arrows?15:21
seb128pitti, the categories list you mean?15:21
pittiright15:21
pittidon't worry, I won't file a bug or so :) it just made me blink15:21
seb128I didn't notice any change15:22
lucidfoxSpeaking of the apps menu being smaller, I noticed that many of my installed applications don't show up in Unity on my netbook15:22
lucidfoxis it a bug or a feature?15:22
seb128known bug15:22
seb128it might be fixed this week15:23
james_wseb128: do you still have the traceback from yesterday? I think it's a dupe of an already filed bug, but I want to make sure we are fixing yours too.15:42
seb128james_w, I guess it still does it, I had no time to open that bug yet, running after changes for other teams today15:43
seb128james_w, but should be easy to test with the testcase from yesterday15:43
seb128james_w, I can go back to that after the unity updates15:43
james_wseb128: that's fine, did you already tell me what the testcase was?15:43
james_wI can do it for myself if you like15:43
seb128james_w, yes I did yesterday15:44
seb128james_w,15:44
seb128bzr get lp:ubuntu/indicator-sound15:44
seb128bzr merge-upstream --version 0.4.0 http://edge.launchpad.net/indicator-sound/sound-menu-v2/0.4.0/+download/indicator-sound-0.4.0.tar.gz lp:indicator-sound15:44
seb128james_w, ^15:44
james_wthanks15:44
seb128np15:45
seb128james_w, let me know if you get the error15:47
james_wjust starting a phone call, I'll try after15:47
bcurtiswxkenvandine: on MM I can't add a facebook gwibber account.  I've even gone onto facebook and removed the gwibber app link, still no success.15:49
kenvandinebcurtiswx, that is still facebook throttling, i am sure15:49
kenvandinethe auth request we send gets blocked :/15:49
* kenvandine shakes fist at facebook15:49
bcurtiswxso it's all facebook to blame eh?15:50
kenvandinewell... partly :)15:50
kenvandinegwibber was too greedy before and over extended the allocation they give us15:50
kenvandineseems people aren't apply updates but are still trying to refresh from facebook15:51
bcurtiswxthat sentance was confusing to me..15:51
kenvandineit is confusing :)15:52
bcurtiswxsentence*15:52
kenvandinegwibber was making too many calls to facebook15:52
kenvandineand requesting too much data15:52
kenvandinei trimmed that way way way back15:52
kenvandineand uploaded the fix to MM and lucid15:52
kenvandinebut... they don't throttle per user15:52
kenvandinethey throttle all gwibber users everywhere15:52
kenvandineso until enough gwibber users update to get the fix and our usage goes down... it breaks :/15:53
kenvandinethe throttle by application by they are very much geared towards web apps embedding facebook widgets15:53
kenvandinenot desktop apps15:53
bcurtiswxah i see, I can imagine this won't go down until MM releases15:54
kenvandineit isn't maverick causing the problem15:54
kenvandineit is the lucid users15:54
kenvandinei suspect15:54
kenvandinewe didn't get throttled until about a week after lucid was released15:54
bcurtiswxi know.. hence when they upgrade to MM it won't be an issue (assuming a lot of lucid users aren't upgrading)15:54
kenvandineah... i see15:55
kenvandinebut since lucid is an LTS, i fear lots of them will stay on lucid15:55
kenvandinei am hoping they will upgrade for 10.04.1 though15:55
bcurtiswxwell with 10.04.1 out.. we can hope for the best15:55
bcurtiswxso to get a facebook account working, it's a try once in a while and hope it lets me through kind of thing?15:56
chrisccoulsonasac - i just noticed that the nspr build isn't putting any ldconfig calls in the postinst script (even with the fixed debhelper token)15:57
chrisccoulsondh_makeshlibs should do that shouldn't it?15:57
bcurtiswxwell i'll be darned.. facebook let me auth16:00
rodrigo_seb128, you haven't merged my tomboy branch, right? (didn't get an email, it seems)16:00
seb128rodrigo_, no sorry it's over crazy for some days16:01
seb128rodrigo_, will do in a bit16:01
rodrigo_seb128, ah, ok, don't worry then, just do it when you can16:01
seb128asac, alf__: ok, clutter with your changes uploaded16:18
seb128rodrigo_, ok, tomboy pushed, sorry about the delay the week is being crazy again16:20
rodrigo_seb128, oh, didn't want to put more pressure on you, so thanks a million :)16:21
and471kiwinote, are you experienced with app-install-data?16:21
kiwinoteand471, depends what you need to know ;)16:22
seb128rodrigo_, that was a quick task I just forgot about it in the middle of the madness for other things ;-)16:22
and471hehe16:22
and471kiwinote, basically for the fretsonfire game, we have a few packages16:22
rodrigo_seb128, :)16:22
and471kiwinote, one is -game, with contains the games binaries16:22
and471kiwinote, the others are -songs-* which contain songs16:22
and471kiwinote, finally we have just 'fretsonfire' which is a meta-package that pulls in the game and the songs16:23
and471kiwinote, for the fretsonfire-game.desktop in app-install-data, the package it points to in X-AppInstallData-Package16:23
and471kiwinote, is fretsonfire-game16:23
and471kiwinote, am I correct in assuming this should really point to the 'fretsonfire' package?16:24
kiwinotelet me have a look. If the name of the desktop file is fretsonfire-game, then I presume app-install-data isn't doing odd stuff, but I'll check16:25
and471kiwinote, the name is fretsonfire-game.desktop16:25
kiwinoteI recall having to change the featured app from fretsonfire to fretsonfire-game at one stage16:25
and471kiwinote, yeah16:26
and471kiwinote, the reaosn I ask is in Software Center, we really want the app to be shown to be the metapackage, not just the game binaries16:26
kiwinoteyep16:26
and471we = me and vish :)16:26
kiwinoteand471: was just looking at the source code of fretsonfire16:28
and471k16:29
kiwinoteand471: it seems that the file upstream is called fretsonfire-game.desktop16:29
kiwinoteand471: the app-install-data magic that happens is quite complex, but I assume that the name above doesn't help it make the right decision16:30
kiwinoteand471: so that would be something good to change16:30
and471kiwinote, so what needs to change app-install-data or fretsonfire?16:30
kiwinoteand471: I *think* fretsonfire needs to rename that desktop file16:31
and471ok16:31
* and471 thinks we need to buy mvo a pager16:31
kiwinoteand471: that may not mean that app-install-data gets it right though, it'll just increase the chance of it16:31
kiwinoteand471: mvo will hopefully know the details though16:32
and471kiwinote, yup, see above :)16:32
kiwinotehehe, got to let him take a bit of a break though ;)16:32
and471:)16:32
and471kiwinote, ok, I shall make a patch for fretsonfire16:34
and471vish, fyi ^16:34
kiwinoteand471: although searching s-c for fretsonfire does return the desktop file and it installs all the right packages, so it's rather low priority, even qua hundred papercut bugs..16:35
and471kiwinote, yes but we are also changing the description of the metapackage to be better and so we want that description to be shown16:35
and471kiwinote, anyway thanks for your help :)16:36
kiwinoteah, ok, if you're modifying fretsonfire code anyway, then yes it does make sense to do this at the same time16:36
and471yup yup :)16:37
nessitaseb128: hi there! have a couple of minutes to help me with a merge-upstream failure?16:38
seb128nessita, hey, you probably want james_w to help you but you can still ask on the channel16:38
seb128whoever knows can reply this way16:38
seb128nessita, I don't know much about merge-upstream failure myself, it usually works16:38
nessitadoes anyone know why I'm getting this bzr: ERROR: An inconsistent delta was supplied involving u'/COPYING'16:39
nessitafull message at https://pastebin.canonical.com/36045/16:39
james_wnessita: running merge-upstream16:39
james_w?16:39
nessitajames_w: yes16:39
nessitajames_w: the full command and output in the paste above16:39
james_wnessita: I'm working on fixing that right this second16:39
nessitajames_w: splendid!16:39
nessitajames_w: would you please let me know when is fixed?16:40
nessitaso I can finish the release16:40
james_wnessita: of course16:41
james_wnessita: it will be more than a couple of minutes16:41
seb128$ bzr-buildpackage16:41
seb128...16:41
seb128builddeb/upstream.py", line 183, in get_specific_version16:41
seb128    self.upstream_branch.lock_read()16:41
seb128AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lock_read'16:41
seb128 16:41
seb128some days I hate the new packaging workflows ;-)16:41
and471kiwinote, ok I have made the changes in the fretsonfire branch and will make a merge request16:42
james_wseb128: some days I do too :-)16:42
and471kiwinote, should I just leave app-install-data?16:42
seb128james_w, do you know what is wrong there or how to workaround it?16:42
kiwinoteand471: yep, that's automatically generated16:42
james_wseb128: that's odd, let me take a quick look16:42
and471kiwinote, ok thanks16:42
kiwinoteand471: can you post a link to the branch?16:43
and471kiwinote, sure16:43
seb128upstream.py", line 345, in get_specific_version16:43
seb128    return source.get_specific_version(package, version, target_dir)16:43
seb128hum16:43
seb128james_w, thanks16:43
james_wseb128: can you run with -Derror and pastebin the full traceback?16:43
seb128james_w, http://paste.ubuntu.com/480482/16:44
james_wmerci16:44
seb128de rien16:44
rodrigo_oh, no didrocks16:46
seb128rodrigo_, he's on holidays 2 weeks16:46
seb128rodrigo_, can I help you?16:46
seb128james_w, ok sorry, was my fault16:46
seb128james_w, I didn't have the orig.tar.gz rightly named16:46
rodrigo_seb128, (I wanted to ping didrocks, but since he's not here) -> only when you have time, have a look at the branch I linked to in https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/61587416:46
ubot2Launchpad bug 615874 in evolution (Ubuntu) "Add Ubuntu One email to Evolution fresh install (affects: 1) (heat: 400)" [Wishlist,In progress]16:46
seb128james_w, what it meant is "can't find tarball"16:46
rodrigo_seb128, but only when you have time, I still need danilo to have a look at it16:47
seb128rodrigo_, ok16:47
james_wseb128: yeah, still a bug though. And pristine-tar should have provided it for you anyway.16:47
seb128james_w, I'm using debian dir only in the vcs16:47
james_wseb128: ah16:47
vishand471: \o/16:48
and471:)16:48
james_wseb128: anyway, fixed the crash, so it should tell you that in future16:49
james_wnow back to the other one...16:49
seb128james_w, you rock, thanks16:49
sabdflseb128: do you know why gcm is so crashy at the moment?16:50
seb128sabdfl, gcm?16:51
sabdflcolour management16:51
seb128no, I'm not using it16:51
seb128do you have a stracktrace of the crash?16:51
seb128try unsetting UBUNTU_MENUPROXY before running it maybe as well16:52
seb128the appmenu thing is known to create some crashers16:52
sabdflnope, that doesn't fix it in this case16:53
sabdflapport to the rescue!16:53
seb128ok, so I guess the best is to let apport send the crash16:54
and471kiwinote, vish, side tracked by nosebleed, will have the branch in a sec17:00
kiwinoteand471: sure, dinner time over here now anyway17:00
chrisccoulsontalking of appmenu-gtk, it still crashes firefox-4.0 (presumably because the binary name doesn't match what is in the blacklist)17:00
chrisccoulsoni might have to unset UBUNTU_MENUPROXY in our start script so we don't flood mozilla with crash reports ;)17:01
sabdflseb128: looks like a buffer overflow, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-color-manager/+bug/62051217:01
ubot2sabdfl: Error: Bug #620512 is private.17:01
seb128sabdfl, let's wait for retracing17:01
seb128chrisccoulson, right17:01
seb128chrisccoulson, but dx should fix that crash as well17:02
chrisccoulsonyeah, it would be nice to17:02
chrisccoulsoni might take a look at that once we've got FF4.0 working again17:02
seb128do you have a bug open about that?17:02
seb128can you give the number17:02
chrisccoulsonseb128 - bug 610083 (which is for thunderbird, but they both have the same crash)17:04
ubot2Launchpad bug 610083 in appmenu-gtk (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "thunderbird segfaults with the latest appmenu-gtk (affects: 2) (dups: 1) (heat: 186)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61008317:04
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks17:04
and471kiwinote, https://code.launchpad.net/~and471/ubuntu/maverick/fretsonfire/fix-59952517:06
and471vish, merge request = https://code.launchpad.net/~and471/ubuntu/maverick/fretsonfire/fix-599525/+merge/3312817:06
bcurtiswxis there a new place to check maverick packages.. i don't see them in packages.ubuntu.com17:06
and471bcurtiswx, yeah I have found this annoying :/17:07
vishand471: lol! whats that in the changelog "NEEDS SPONSOR"!17:07
and471vish, well.. it needs a sponsor :)17:08
nigelbbcurtiswx: packages.ubuntu.com isn't working yet this time.17:08
pedro_seb128, could it be bug 620430 related to the latest mpris change? i'd happy to upstream it otherwise17:08
ubot2Launchpad bug 620430 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu) "Pressing "shuffle" button in Rhytmbox causes it to crash (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62043017:08
vishand471: thats not necessarily the sponsors field, unless there are other changes.. its just an "uploader" field, so you can use your name.. :)17:09
nigelbbcurtiswx: launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/<package-name> should be your best bet17:09
nigelband471: that is generally the name of the person requesting sponsorship...17:09
seb128pedro_, well those changes come from upstream but maybe wait I'm about to do a git snapshot update17:09
seb128pedro_, so let's try with that version before17:10
bcurtiswxnigelb: yeah, i know.  I just got used to the packages.ubuntu.com interface.. thx tho :D17:10
nigelband471: also the name of the person signing it..17:10
nigelbbcurtiswx: me too :)17:10
pedro_seb128, Ok I'll wait then, thank you17:10
kenvandinewhew... fixed some UGLY account migration bugs in gwibber this morning... wasn't expecting that today17:10
and471nigelb, ah really? when I have left my name there, someone has usually overwrote it with theirs17:10
and471nigelb, maybe it was a special circumstance, I shall update it17:10
seb128pedro_, np17:11
bcurtiswxkenvandine: is emapthy 2.31.90 going to auto-merge?17:11
bcurtiswxempathy*17:11
kenvandinei don't think anything auto-merges anymore...17:11
kenvandinewe'll have to do it17:11
bcurtiswxkenvandine:  OK, would I need a merge request?17:12
kenvandinei am sure we'll get it updated17:12
bcurtiswxkenvandine: kk, thx17:12
kenvandineseb128, is that on your radar?17:12
nigelband471: where did you check? launchpad?17:13
and471nigelb, vish, updated with my name now :)17:13
seb128kenvandine, it will be updated tomorrow17:13
kenvandinecool17:13
and471nigelb, check?17:13
nigelband471: where did you see it overwritten17:13
and471nigelb, in some of mvo's uploads when he updated software-center17:13
and471nigelb, however maybe it was because he had changes as well17:14
nigelband471: yeah, that's when that happens17:15
nigelbwhen its only you, please use your name there :)17:15
and471ah okay17:15
nigelbbasically, its autogenerated based on what you put in your .bashrc file.17:16
and471yup17:16
* Riddell nudges seb128 towards qt4-qws in New queue17:17
seb128Riddell, I noticed the reject email from jdstrand showing up on the ubuntu-archive list17:18
kiwinoteand471: gtg now, but if you builddeb from your branch and open the deb files with the archive manager you'll see that the desktop file is still provided by fof-game rather than fof metapkg17:18
seb128Riddell, I don't want to step against another archive admin and security team member opinion17:18
Riddellasac: ^^ looks like we need to convince jdstrand then?17:19
and471kiwinote, does it actually need to move into the metapackage?17:19
and471kiwinote, can't we just tell app-install-data to use the metapackage?17:19
kiwinoteand471: yep, I think it does, otherwise app-install-data thinks it's in the fof-game pkg17:19
and471kiwinote, hmm, ok, i'll do some research17:20
and471kiwinote, see ya then :)17:20
kiwinoteand471: afaik there is no simple way to do that17:20
kiwinotecu17:20
asacseb128: jdstrand wnated a bug to track the reasoning for forking the code17:20
asaclets do that in -devel17:20
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and471vish, ok I can see a problem17:25
and471vish, as you know we want app-install-data to point to metapackage17:25
and471for fretsonfire17:25
and471vish, however, app-install-data will only point towards this if the .desktop file is in that package17:25
and471vish, currently it points towards -game becuase it is in the -game package17:26
and471vish, so we are kinda stuck17:26
vishand471: hmm.. well that needs to be fixed then.. ;)17:26
and471vish, again we need mvo :)17:27
vishand471: if its turning out to be too much of a trouble.. leave it and move to a different bug :)17:27
and471vish, I shall post a comment on the bug17:27
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vishand471: thanks, we try to fix the ones we can.. if it is too messed up.. we can look at it later ;p17:28
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lucidfoxI wonder, can libappindicator be used as easily with Qt as with GTK?18:05
and471lucidfox, maybe ask on #ayatana ?18:09
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seb128re18:46
seb128mpt, hi18:46
seb128mpt, could you clarify on that keyboard layout bug if your design can't be done this cycle what should be done with the icon displayed?18:46
seb128rodrigo_, I commented on the evo bug18:49
seb128rodrigo_, would be nice if you could split the patches in two, one to allow the translation and one with the template18:49
seb128template = u1 email18:49
seb128rodrigo_, would be nice to send the one which allows translations upstream as well18:50
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dobeyoh bugger18:58
dobeyrevu is confused18:58
dobeyPackage is for "maverick" but only packages for "lucid" are currently accepted.18:59
nessitaseb128: I just created this merge proposal https://code.launchpad.net/~nataliabidart/ubuntu/maverick/ubuntu-sso-client/ubuntu-sso-client-0.99.1/+merge/3313419:02
nessitaseb128: shall I dput the .changes somewhere?19:02
dobeyseb128, rodrigo_: wow, that is disturbing19:17
dobeyseb128, rodrigo_: also, intltool doesn't actually support that yet19:19
seb128dobey, right, which is what danilo is supposed to work on19:37
dobeyright, but this is totally the wrong way to go about it :(19:38
seb128hum, what would be the right way?19:38
dobeyseb128: heh. well i /just/ clicked 'save comment' on the merge proposal from rodrigo :)19:39
dobeyhttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/maverick/evolution/add-u1-email/+merge/3312519:39
dobeyi think it pretty much sums up why i think it's wrong, and what the right way to do it, are19:40
seb128ok19:41
seb128dobey, thank you for commenting19:41
dobeysure19:43
nessitaseb128: did you get my message re the merge proposal?19:56
seb128nessita, hey, yes, sorry I though that you left for some reason I might have typoed the start of your nick when I tried <tab>19:58
seb128nessita, no need to dput it, you want me to upload?19:58
nessitaseb128: yes please!19:58
seb128nessita, ok, I'm on it19:58
nessitathanks!20:00
dobeyseb128: how plausible is it to still get stuff in universe? or to get something already in universe MIRed?20:03
seb128dobey, universe -> easy, something in universe mir you would need a solid reason that late in the cycle20:04
seb128nessita, uploaded20:07
nessitaseb128: great, thanks!20:08
seb128nessita, you're welcome20:08
dobeyseb128: well, the only reason they'd need to be in main, would be as build dependencies for running tests during build of other packages.20:13
jenkinscan someone please point out the source file of the gtkspinner widget, as I would like to make a widget biased on it. I spent a couple of days tiring to find it. If no one knows a suggestion of a better channel to ask would be great :)20:19
seb128jenkins, hi, it's in gtk itself20:20
jenkinshello seb128 : download as per http://www.gtk.org/download.html ?20:21
seb128jenkins, git clone git://git.gnome.org/gtk+20:22
jcastroLaney: meeeby tells me that a new smuxi will be ready in ~2 weeks, they've done a bunch of ayatana integration work and are keen to get in maverick, do you think there'd be a problem?20:22
jenkinsseb128: I will have a look, i tried there before I probably missed20:23
pittigood night everyone!20:24
seb128jenkins, see gtkspinner.c in the gtk directory20:24
seb128pitti, 'night20:24
jenkinsthanks seb128 I will do when it is downloaded20:24
james_wnessita: that bug is now fixed in lp:bzr-builddeb20:36
nessitajames_w: awesome, thanks!20:36
kenvandineasac, did you get a chance to look at bug 618757 ?20:46
ubot2Launchpad bug 618757 in libgwibber (Ubuntu) "[MIR] libgwibber (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61875720:46
kenvandineasac, i need to upload a new indicator-me, which needs it20:47
asackenvandine: let me check20:50
asackenvandine: do we really need to support mono in libgwibber?20:57
asacthe less strange dependencies the better :-P20:57
kenvandineyeah, we want to enable developers to embed stuff in mono apps20:58
kenvandinethe more the better...20:58
asacomg20:58
kenvandinebut yeah, less deps would be better20:58
asaclets close the mono door man :-P20:58
asacj.k.20:58
kenvandinehehe20:58
* kenvandine calls boycottnovell20:58
asacin MIR pratice it doesnt matter here as the libs get demoted if thy are not used20:58
kenvandineyeah20:58
kenvandinei wish mono could use introspection20:59
asacbut given how painful mono is ... i instantly get the idea of stop helping mono20:59
asacbut i guess i am wrong :)20:59
kenvandine:)20:59
* asac speaks with arm hat on20:59
kenvandinegzip: stdout: Broken pipe20:59
kenvandinedpkg-source: error: gunzip gave error exit status 120:59
kenvandineE: pbuilder: Failed extracting the source20:59
kenvandineany idea about that from pbuilder?20:59
asacsee thats mono20:59
asac;)20:59
kenvandinei am getting that building one package in pbuilder20:59
kenvandineothers are fine... weird20:59
kenvandinei can extract it with dpkg-source -x no problem21:00
asacyeah. you might not believe it, but we had gzip algorithm problems in the past :)21:00
asacin the RECENT past21:00
asacwith python and crap :)21:00
asacincompatible gzip ;)21:00
asacwas really annoying with bzr for the mozillateam at some point iirc21:01
kenvandineeek21:01
* kenvandine blames tedg21:01
asacok me goes to build log review21:02
kenvandinethx21:02
asacor maybe not. launchpad is really lunchpad atm here21:02
asachell now you are in troubles ... armel failed to build21:03
asackenvandine: ^21:03
kenvandineoh?21:03
asaci want a successful build before approving this for sure21:03
asachttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/53885741/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-armel.libgwibber_0.0.4-0ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz21:03
asacmaybe its good enough for retry21:03
kenvandine valac : Depends: valac-0.10 but it is not going to be installed21:04
asacogra: are there any major hickups in the stack that has depends problems here: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/53885741/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-armel.libgwibber_0.0.4-0ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz21:04
kenvandinei think it has built for armel before21:04
* kenvandine retries21:04
* tedg believes that we shouldn't have to worry about building on ARM until there are cool ARM netbooks out there that we can test on :)21:13
tedgFor the record, I'd take a tablet as well.21:14
jcastrohey kenvandine21:30
jcastroif an app is ported to app indicators, and since we've shipped them for one cycle already, that's a bugfix not a feature right?21:30
dobeyjcastro: that's an area that consists of multiple shades of grey :)21:34
kenvandinejcastro, depends on who you asks :)21:35
kenvandinejcastro, get seb128's opinion :)21:35
jcastrokenvandine: I want to know what you think because I already know what seb will say21:35
kenvandinehehe21:35
dobeytechnically speaking, 'compiling code' is a 'feature' :)21:35
kenvandinewell a new port is a new feature21:35
dobeysome apps lack it21:35
kenvandineasac, libgwibber built on armel21:37
kenvandinei'll wait for an ack before uploading indicator-me... gotta run out for about an hour21:38
kenvandinebbiab21:38
ograasac, thats just arch any vs arch all stuff22:17
rodrigo_dobey, danilo's patch, which will be landed upstream, supports that, thus my comment about needing the patch23:02
rodrigo_seb128, ok, will look at spliutting the patch tomorrow morning23:03
seb128rodrigo_, thanks23:03
kenvandineasac, look at libgwibber?23:11
ograkenvandine, its all fine with it23:11
kenvandinehey ogra23:11
ograyou just picked an unlucky moment to upload it (right after seb128 had upliaded a new glib)23:12
ograif you had waited 2h it would have built, the populating of the arch all vs arch any packages of glib takes a while, through that time the archive is out of sync on arm23:13
TheMusoHrm. Something is funky with gnome-terminal after updates yesterday. I can't send commands to irssi to switch between windows uing ALT shortcut keys.23:22
brycehTheMuso, I had noticed that recently gnome-terminal added an option (set on by default) that makes Alt-* shortcuts be taken as menubar mnemonics23:26
chrisccoulsonTheMuso, there's a bug report for that i think23:26
TheMusochrisccoulson: Ah ok.23:26
* TheMuso runs irssi in its own terminal window with no other tabs, so that the ALT shortcut keys do not get overridden by moving between tabs.23:27
brycehTheMuso, try `gconftool-2 --set /apps/gnome-terminal/global/use_mnemonics \23:27
bryceh  --type Boolean False`23:27
TheMusoI do use alt shortcuts to move between my IRC windows however.23:27
TheMusobryceh: will do so thanks23:27
chrisccoulsonTheMuso, bug 61975423:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 619754 in vte (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "alt + backspace; alt+d etc. don't work anymore (affects: 9) (dups: 2) (heat: 54)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61975423:27
TheMusochrisccoulson: cheers23:28
* TheMuso goes to fetch the update...23:29

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