/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/08/20/#ayatana.txt

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lucidfoxIs it possible to tell programmatically if the appindicator menu is open?07:03
lucidfoxI have a program using a tray icon that updates its menu every time it is opened, and polls for its items every X seconds, so porting it to the indicator API causes flicker when the menu is open07:04
lucidfoxI also wonder what is the Right Way(tm) for a third-party application to distribute separate indicator icons for dark and light themes07:07
lucidfoxmonochrome ones, that is07:07
lucidfoxAnd... are there any plans to patch gnome-shell for indicator support?07:12
lucidfoxWhat would be the best way to indicate on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotificationAreaTransition/CompatibilityFixes that an application is fixed?08:54
lucidfoxFor example, I ported liferea, epiphany-browser, guake and linuxdcpp, so they should no longer be on that list08:55
klattimerkenvandine: davidbarth: could one of you re-assign this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-ubuntu/+bug/599844 to the canonical desktop team?09:42
ubot5Launchpad bug 599844 in Ayatana Ubuntu "Port the keyboard indicator in gsd to use the app. indicator protocol (affected: 1, heat: 12)" [Medium,In progress]09:42
klattimerI've updated the patch, no more memory leaks and all the other issues brought up have been addressed09:42
davidbarthklattimer: hi, ok checking that now09:47
klattimerclosed a bunch of gsd bugs09:53
klattimerand it's much nicer to use now09:53
klattimerfeels a bit sharper :)09:53
seb128klattimer, hey, thanks for the g-s-d fixes, please don't set the bug fix released though09:59
davidbarthklattimer: you want to reassign to get confirmation of the fixes and then have it landed?09:59
davidbarthseb128: it's not09:59
seb128klattimer, use fix commited rather, they will be closed when the package with the update is uploaded09:59
davidbarthseb128: it's still 'in progress'09:59
davidbarthright09:59
seb128[Bug 620571] Re: [Maverick] Move keyboard layouts out of the submenu09:59
ubot5Launchpad bug 620571 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "[Maverick] Move keyboard layouts out of the submenu (affected: 1, heat: 8)" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62057109:59
seb128** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)09:59
seb128       Status: Confirmed => Fix Released09:59
seb128 09:59
seb128I just got that by email09:59
davidbarthah09:59
klattimerseb128: sorry, I thought that the best way of pushing the bugs upto the main bug10:11
davidbarthseb128: so does that help to have dx-team reassigned, or can we just check the packages and you take the proposed ones into maverick on monday?10:13
seb128klattimer, no worry10:13
seb128davidbarth, dx-team reassigned?10:14
seb128davidbarth, klattimer: I just uploaded the g-s-d update10:14
seb128klattimer, just set the bugs you fix to fix commited so I know which ones to list in the changelog for the upload10:14
seb128klattimer, do you have other changes that need upload?10:15
seb128davidbarth, mpt, klattimer: btw can we drop the keyboard icon?10:18
davidbarthdrop? wdym?10:18
seb128ie bug #62033110:18
ubot5Launchpad bug 620331 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "please drop icon from keyboard indicator (affected: 1, heat: 10)" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62033110:19
mptseb128, no, not without changing the API.10:19
mptAnd it would only be a temporary change until the icon generation is implemented.10:19
seb128hum ok, it has very weird spacing compared to other indicators and the icon waste space10:19
seb128temporary like for this cycle in the stable version having something nice to use10:19
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klattimerseb128: we'd have to do something in libappindicators and libindicator I think, which might break abi10:21
klattimerit's possible to do it without breaking abi I suppose but that could be messy10:21
klattimere.g. passing a NULL icon to indicator_new10:21
klattimerseb128: no other changes to upload no10:23
seb128klattimer, mpt: ok thanks, don't bother then, could you add a comment in this bug saying that?10:23
davidbarthseb128, mpt: i guess pitti asks more for a way to hide it even if you do have multiple layouts configured10:23
seb128klattimer, ok, what do you work on next?10:23
davidbarthseb128, mpt: which would be consistent with your (mpt's) design10:23
seb128davidbarth, no, pitti just say the icon is useless and use space10:23
klattimerseb128: jorge said apport10:24
seb128klattimer, no ibus fixing?10:24
klattimeri don't think so10:24
mptseb128, sure10:24
davidbarthby implementing the option to hide the indicator, the space is saved, and that's part of mpt's design10:24
seb128that's still broken in maverick10:24
klattimeris it?10:24
klattimerhmm10:24
seb128you updated your ppa10:24
seb128but you didn't send any updated patch for us to upload10:24
klattimeri tested in my vm and the package in the ppa was working10:24
seb128that's why I'm asking10:24
klattimeri'll test again10:24
seb128well you didn't ask any sponsoring10:24
seb128is your update patch to upload?10:25
seb128updated10:25
seb128or was that just a testing ppa to debug?10:25
klattimerthere's no updated patch10:25
klattimerjust an updated build and removing the distro patch10:25
seb128well you have a ppa version working according to comment10:25
klattimeryeah, that's a rebuilt package10:25
klattimersame patch as already in the bug report10:25
seb128which is the same as in maverick?10:25
klattimeroh hang on10:26
klattimerthere is something10:26
seb128davidbarth, the point is that the icon is useless10:26
klattimerI'm testing it now, nearly forgot about this10:26
klattimerthere's still a problem with the activated signal not being sent from menu items10:26
seb128davidbarth, it eats space compared to what we had an other systems have, ie just the label10:26
klattimerin python10:26
klattimerneed tedg to look into that testing my ibus package which shows the problem10:26
davidbarthseb128: right, so that's why i say, we should push a little further and add mpt's checkboxes to be able to hide the icon10:28
seb128davidbarth, but seems it's not trivial so let's not bother for this cycle10:28
seb128having the spacing fixed would be nice though10:28
davidbarthseb128: a gconf key and a dialog update10:28
seb128it's a bit weird right now10:29
seb128davidbarth, ok, that would be ok I guess10:29
davidbarthspacing10:29
davidbarth?10:29
seb128klattimer, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/53938769/ibus_1.3.7-1ubuntu2_1.3.7-1ubuntu3.diff.gz is weird10:29
davidbarthfor the ibus one?10:29
seb128davidbarth, did you try the layout indicator?10:29
klattimerweird?10:29
davidbarthor the gsd one?10:29
klattimerwhat's weird about it?10:29
davidbarthi'm testing it right now (ibus is fubared on my system)10:29
seb128klattimer, did you drop the indicator support of was there some cruft in the maverick version?10:29
klattimerthere was cruft in the maverick version10:29
seb128klattimer, I'm trying to understand what you did in your ppa and what we should do in maverick to it10:30
seb128oh ok10:30
klattimera patch which removed part of my patch10:30
seb128so we need to clean that?10:30
klattimeryeah10:30
seb128ok, that's what I was asking before10:30
seb128thanks10:30
klattimerif you look I removed debian-changed-1.3.7-1ubuntu210:30
seb128davidbarth, gsd one10:30
seb128klattimer, right, ok, makes sense now10:30
seb128klattimer, thanks10:30
seb128davidbarth, there is no left margin10:30
seb128davidbarth, but there is quite some space between the label and the right border10:30
davidbarthseb128: there is for me, i have the network icon on the left10:31
davidbarththe connman one that is10:31
klattimerseb128: in GSD?10:31
davidbarthhmm right10:31
klattimerIt's hard to get the guide size right on that10:31
klattimerI used XXX110:31
seb128davidbarth, click on it and watch the rectangle10:31
davidbarthon the right you mean, the right padding is too wide10:31
davidbarthyeah, because of the guide10:31
seb128the spacing next to the label and icon are not identical10:31
klattimeras different layouts will be different widths, and changing width doesn't appear to be the right thing to do10:31
seb128davidbarth, yes10:32
seb128ok, I've to run for some errands, will be back in an hour10:32
davidbarthok10:32
mptseb128, done10:35
davidbarthto be nitpicking, the guide could be calculated according to the declared layouts, so that if none are 4 char wide, the padding could be adjusted10:36
klattimerdavidbarth: that's true10:38
klattimerdo you want me to do that and produce a new patch?10:39
klattimerdavidbarth: the other thing with it, would be that it's centrally aligned within the allocated space10:41
klattimerif we're going to have an icon we should align to the left against the edge of the icon + spacing10:41
ronocCimi: ping10:48
davidbarthklattimer: align to the left? sorry, re-reading10:48
davidbarthklattimer: the label you mean, but then that's something to patch in indicator-application10:50
klattimeryeah that's right10:51
klattimerI'm just saying10:51
klattimerI can patch the guide size now if you like?10:51
davidbarthklattimer: that'd be cool, yes10:53
davidbarthklattimer: if you think that's a safe change10:53
davidbarthklattimer: ie, if there aren't parts to update all across the module10:54
davidbarthklattimer: i'm looking at the dialog thing, to see if mpt's checkbox could be also an easy win10:54
klattimerk10:54
Cimironoc: pong10:55
klattimercool10:55
davidbarthklattimer: can't find where the ui for the layout preferences tab is located10:55
klattimer:/10:55
ronocCimi: any joy with the colours etc. ?10:55
davidbarthklattimer: do you know where that is?10:55
Ciminot yet10:56
klattimernope10:56
klattimernot yet10:56
klattimer:)10:56
klattimerwill find out in a sec10:56
davidbarthok, i'll keep digging, don't worry10:56
ronocCimi: okay let me know if you need anything10:56
davidbarthklattimer: seems to be in gsd-keyboard-xkb.c10:58
klattimer?10:58
klattimerthe layout preferences?10:58
klattimernooo, surely not10:58
davidbarthklattimer: ah, where then?10:58
klattimerI've been through that file all day and haven't seen it10:59
klattimernot sure10:59
klattimergimme a sec10:59
klattimerit calls popup_menu_launch_capplet from gsd-keyboard-xkb.c10:59
davidbarthah a capplet of course11:00
klattimerso there's a capplet for it called gnome-keyboard-properties11:00
davidbarthyeah, hmm11:00
klattimerdavidbarth: your patch is on the bug report now11:02
klattimerusing the shortest guide width11:02
davidbarthklattimer: wow! impressive! ;)11:03
klattimernot really :)11:03
klattimerright onto the preference item11:03
klattimerdavidbarth: the file gsd-keyboard-plugin is the capplet11:05
klattimerhmm noooo11:06
klattimer:/11:06
klattimerok, this is getting a bit quirky11:06
davidbarthklattimer: ah ok, so it's only for "extended" layouts, cool, the changes looks ok11:08
davidbarthklattimer: it's in gnome-control-center11:09
klattimerah bugger11:09
davidbarthand the ui is in the capplets-data package11:09
davidbarthgnome-keyboard-properties-dialog.ui11:11
klattimeryeah looking at it now11:12
klattimerwell, a few things need to be done, add the necessary XML, add the handler for it which writes to gconf and then have that gconf change detected in the applet and the hide to be done11:13
klattimer... is there not a way to hide applets from showing in libindicator?11:13
klattimerI'd assume not11:13
davidbarthklattimer: hmm, it's going to be a fun one, with a schema definition to share between the capplet and the gsd plugin11:13
klattimerlovely11:14
klattimer:/11:14
davidbarthklattimer: hmm, a new way with the approver mechanism, but that's even more complex, because that would mean fiddling with bamf, for something it's not meant to be11:20
davidbarthklattimer: can you get the gconf key first, because if time runs out, at least that provides an option for "people who know" (like pitti)11:21
klattimeri'll have a look at what can be done11:22
davidbarthmpt: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/620331/comments/711:24
ubot5Launchpad bug 620331 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "please drop icon from keyboard indicator (affected: 1, heat: 10)" [Low,New]11:24
mptdavidbarth, neat11:25
davidbarthklattimer: awesome, thanks; assigning the task to you then; i know you loooove that indicator ;)11:25
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klattimermpt: I've updated ibus to include a radio menu item, but the string "Turn off input method" should probably be changed to "Input Method Off" as it's a member of the radio group12:08
klattimerwhen is string freeze?12:08
mptklattimer, excellent choice. String freeze is Thursday 26th.12:08
klattimerurgh :/12:09
klattimerI've got a bunch of string fixes to do before then12:09
klattimer:(12:09
klattimerok, well I'll change the string12:10
klattimerwhat's the procedure when I've changed the code?12:10
klattimershould I just leave it for translators to just get to work?12:10
mptI don't know, sorry.12:10
klattimerk12:10
klattimerwell seb128 do you know ^^12:11
mptDavid Planella (dpm) might also know.12:11
seb128klattimer, you can change the strings they will show up in launchpad to translate12:12
klattimeroh, don't need to change any other files?12:12
klattimerthat's pretty cool ;)12:12
klattimerthe problem is, there's something wrong somewhere in the python bindings for the indicators12:13
klattimerthe radio group doesn't even change on click12:13
klattimerthere's definitely something wrong here :/12:13
* mpt wonders why nothing appears in the panel when he turns on IBus12:13
klattimeranyway, I'll update the patch12:13
seb128kamstrup, open a bug and assign to ted12:13
klattimermpt do you have the ibus from my ppa12:13
klattimerthe current one in maverick is broken12:13
seb128the fixed one will be uploaded today12:14
klattimerseb128: did you mean me?12:14
klattimerseb128: I'm cooking a new patch for ibus with the menu item changes mpt wanted12:14
klattimerwill add it to the bug report12:14
seb128klattimer, yes12:14
seb128kamstrup, sorry that was for klattimer12:14
seb128klattimer, if you have issues due to the indicator stack please open bugs12:15
seb128so they can be assigned to ted12:15
klattimerk will do12:16
mptklattimer, no, I'll try your PPA12:23
mptI see "System" > "Preferences" now contains (1) "Input Method Switcher" (2) "Keyboard" (3) "Keyboard Input Methods" (4) "Keyboard Shortcuts"12:24
mptOne day we'll fix that, but for now it's a mighty depressing example of uncoordination in open source12:25
klattimerseb128: can you assign https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/621075 to tedg12:25
ubot5Launchpad bug 621075 in ibus (Ubuntu) "Python app indicator fails to send "activate" signals (affected: 1, heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]12:25
klattimermpt: I know, I hate that too :/12:25
klattimerwhat's the right thing to do however, is mighty difficult12:26
c10udsorry guys disturbing your work but.. mpt when will we have an ubuntu-control-center that handles all this kind of stuff? yea, like mac12:26
klattimermerging of gnome-settings-daemon->keyboard with ibus in some way12:26
seb128klattimer, done and reassigned to one of the components he works on so he can't ignore it12:26
mptc10ud, http://live.gnome.org/Design/SystemSettings/12:26
klattimerawesome :)12:26
c10udno maverick i guess12:27
mptcertainly not12:28
mptUI freeze is six days away12:28
c10udheh, btw looking at all those visual improvements you've been doing lately, a 1080 dropdown menu for preferences is certainly a punch in your eye :p12:29
mptc10ud, yes, especially when bug 578768 makes it near-impossible for me to choose the later items. :-)12:30
ubot5Launchpad bug 578768 in light-themes (Ubuntu) ""Main Menu" submenus scroll badly with Ambiance/Radiance theme (affected: 4, heat: 24)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57876812:30
c10udaww12:32
mpt"To be removed: xserver-xorg-video-i740" -- I hope that isn't anything important12:35
klattimermpt: doubtful unless you've got a graphics card made by intel a decade ago?12:35
mptMine's Intel but 2007~2008 vintage12:35
klattimerit'll be fine :)12:35
klattimermpt: btw https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/578768 should be marked as a duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/54865212:37
ubot5Launchpad bug 578768 in light-themes (Ubuntu) ""Main Menu" submenus scroll badly with Ambiance/Radiance theme (affected: 4, heat: 24)" [Undecided,New]12:37
Cimironoc: the code is there12:40
Cimiwe just need to decide which colors we might use12:40
ronocCimi, sure for now I have the colours hardcoded in the play-button.c, can you use these for ambiance?12:41
ronocCimi: which branch is it ?12:41
Cimironoc: I mean12:42
CimiI am actually getting the colors fromgtk12:42
Cimiapply a shade12:42
Cimiand draw with them12:42
Ciminow the question is:12:42
ronocokay12:43
Cimiwhich colors we might use? I suggest bg[NORMAL] for the background, and fg[NORMAL] for the symbols on top12:43
ronocsounds good12:43
Cimidoes it support prelight etc etc?12:43
ronocnot yet, never spec'd but at some point we might need it12:44
ronoclets refactor what is there to start with and then add stuff as we need it12:44
Cimiwhich is the design to implement?12:46
Cimichaotic:12:50
mptklattimer, with the keyboard menu from your PPA, it now shows the correct title ("USA2" instead of "USA" as it did before), but the menu has zero items.13:14
meebeykenvandine: reading about libgwibber, is it possible or will it be possible to retrieve statuses?13:16
meebeykenvandine: I would very like to see that for some sexy integration into smuxi13:16
Cimironoc: bzr branch lp:~cimi/indicator-sound/use-gtk-colors13:20
ronocthanks Cimi, will take a look after lunch13:20
meebeykenvandine: with retrieve I mean to fetch the status per API not UI13:21
ronocCimi, did I hear you wanted to do rounded corners on the album art ?13:32
ronoc:)13:32
kenvandinemeebey, not yet, but that is planned13:37
kenvandinethe goal is to provide everything gwibber knows about through libgwibber13:37
kenvandineand then the gwibber client will use it13:37
kenvandineand hopefully lots of other apps13:37
kenvandinemeebey, i would love some specific use cases you are after though, it will help in implementation13:38
meebeykenvandine: I have an issue to solve and havent decided yet13:38
meebeykenvandine: rewrite of the twitter engine in smuxi using twitterizer 2.0 (which has oauth support)13:38
meebeykenvandine: or use libgwibber if it can do the job :)13:39
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kenvandinewhat is twitterizer going to do about the api key issue with oauth?13:39
meebeykenvandine: I have one use-case issue though, I would need pure libgwibber support... a headless linux server with smuxi server has no X server etc13:39
klattimerseb128: can you reassign this bug to canonical desktop team, the patch I have is working nicely; https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-application/+bug/55884113:40
ubot5Launchpad bug 558841 in indicator-application (Ubuntu Lucid) "bluetooth "devices" menu item not working in bluetooth indicator (affected: 20, heat: 121)" [Low,Triaged]13:40
meebeykenvandine: the client app needs to provide the key13:40
kenvandineright... but the key can't be in the source13:40
seb128klattimer, ok13:40
meebeykenvandine: it has to be in the source for opensource software13:40
meebeykenvandine: there is no issue ^^13:40
seb128klattimer, btw the g-s-d one still has issues13:40
klattimerseb128: like what?13:40
kenvandinemeebey, but twitter won't allow that13:40
meebeykenvandine: everyone can use the key of course13:40
meebeykenvandine: what?13:41
kenvandinemeebey, we are going though right now with gwibber...13:41
kenvandineit is a huge issue13:41
seb128klattimer, the menu selection is wrong sometime, it shows a layout selected which doesn't match the label13:41
meebeykenvandine: thats the standard practice to my knowledge13:41
seb128klattimer, the label is right though13:41
klattimerseb128: not with the updated patch it shouldn't13:41
seb128klattimer, but it does with the patch from today13:41
kenvandinemeebey, they told us they will shutdown the key if they find it in any published source13:41
klattimeror is there a specific circumstance that "sometimes" is13:41
klattimerI mean, if you change it by keyboard shortcut does it go out of sync?13:42
kenvandinemeebey, i am working with them right now13:42
seb128klattimer, yes, I've  3 layout, I select one, do both alt together13:42
seb128the label is correctly updated13:42
seb128but the list selection is not13:42
klattimerbut the list selection isn't made13:43
klattimerah... I get ya13:43
kenvandinemeebey, it might be good enough to obfuscate it by requiring the distro packager to include the key in the packaging and install it in a separate location on the filesystem13:43
klattimerI know why that'll happen, but it's a tough one to fix13:43
klattimerlemme tinker with it13:43
seb128klattimer, thanks13:43
kenvandinemeebey, they are thinking about that... we have gone back and forth a lot now... getting me stressed!13:43
kenvandinei need to get it resolved and SRU'd for lucid before the end of the month when they shutdown basic auth13:44
meebeykenvandine: yes I am also in stress because of the basic auth shutdown13:48
meebeykenvandine: to be honest, if they dont allow the key to be used in the source code, I might consider to simply drop twitter support13:49
kenvandinemeebey, that is what ryan wants to do in gwibber... but twitter is just to popular, and ubuntu users are going to want it.13:49
meebeykenvandine: I kind of doubt the packaging obfuscation will help, each distro needs to obtain their own key then?13:49
kenvandinemeebey, yeah... the solution they are giving to open source developers is to drive each user to dev.twitter.com to register their own application and enter their own key13:50
meebeykenvandine: well, if enough apps drop twitter support they might change their stupid EULA13:50
kenvandinethe packaging obfuscation is about as good as stuffing it into a binary that can just be disassembled13:51
meebeykenvandine: if the key would be passed at build time...13:51
kenvandineeither way it just can't be as secure as they want it13:51
meebeykenvandine: only the packagers would need to13:51
meebeykenvandine: that could be an acceptable workaround13:51
meebeystill lame, but acceptable13:51
kenvandinenot build time, the current though is to stuff it into a file, maybe several files on the filesystem13:51
kenvandineand we reassemble the files to get the key at runtime13:51
meebeykenvandine: I would do build time13:51
kenvandineso at least people have to do a little digging to figure out how to put it together13:52
meebeykenvandine: use with an automake maro13:52
meebey--with-twitter=$apikey13:52
kenvandineyeah... but gwibber is python so it would end up in plain text somewhere13:52
meebeyoh!13:52
meebey:)13:52
meebeyI dont have that particular issue with C#13:52
meebeybut ic, a buildtime var is not helping, it ends up as plaintext on disk13:53
meebeydisc, hehe13:53
kenvandineyeah :)13:54
kenvandineso build time could help, if we built it into some sort of binary13:54
kenvandineas long as they are OK with it being included in the packaging as plain text13:54
meebeykenvandine: actually....13:54
meebeykenvandine: libgwibber is C, why not that?13:54
kenvandinethey definately are opposed to it being committed to the source repository13:55
kenvandinewell libgwibber depends on gwibber-service13:55
meebeykenvandine: and at runtime gwibber reads (if needed) the api key from libgwibber13:55
kenvandinei don't want a circular depends13:55
kenvandinewe could make gwibber build it into a tiny C module13:55
meebeyyeah or that13:55
meebeysomething that is easy accessible from pyhton13:56
kenvandinethey are discussing the idea of having the key in packaging but not in the source now13:56
lucidfoxI don't understand why so many upstreams act downright hostile about libappindicator13:56
lucidfox"Until it appears in GNOME mainstream, no way we're supporting that"13:56
kenvandinelucidfox, yeah... i don't get it either13:56
meebeyhow backwards13:56
meebeygood that there are also awesome upstreams like smuxi13:57
* meebey hides13:57
lucidfox^_^13:57
meebeyGNOME is not providing any solution to the tray mess13:57
kenvandineawesome upstreams!13:57
meebeyso why would I expect them to solve it?13:57
meebeythey didnt for the past 10 years13:57
meebey...13:57
* meebey tries to get smuxi 0.8 ready in time for maverick with all the ayatana sexyness13:58
kenvandinewoot13:59
meebeyand twitter is the showstopper on that roadmap :/13:59
meebeymaybe its time for a status.net replacement ^^ does it allow a brdige to twitter?13:59
kenvandinei think just posting14:00
kenvandinei haven't looked into it much14:00
* meebey never used identica...14:00
kenvandinei want things like twitter lists and stuff14:00
meebeyright, for full twitter support there is no way around it14:00
lucidfoxOh great, not bloody Twitter *here* too14:00
meebeybut smuxi has no full blown twitter support yet, so...14:00
meebeyhaha14:00
meebeylucidfox went once crazy on #debian-cli because of using the word twitter14:01
meebey...14:01
kenvandinehehe14:01
tedgmpt, Should we be puttin gin an override for the placement of the gsd keyboard layout switcher?14:52
mpttedg, because it's not yet a system one?14:52
tedgmpt, Correct, so it gets place by category/id.14:53
tedgmpt, On my system that puts it all the way to the left.14:53
mpttedg, it would make sense to override both the gsd one and the ibus one to put them at the trailing end14:53
mptwell spotted14:53
tedgmpt, Hmm, I would have guessed the opposite?  Why the trailing, it seems like the should be next to power?14:54
mpttedg, yes, next to the other system ones14:54
tedgmpt, Ah, cool.  I thought you meant the other side ;)  Any preference on the order of gsd, ibus, gpm ?14:55
mpthttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter#def-trailing :-)14:55
mpttedg, no preference14:56
mptjust as long as gpm isn't separating the other two.14:57
tedgmpt, Hmm, I would have said trailing is "closest to white space" as the one in the corner is anchored and everyone else is following.14:57
mptIt's Java GUI lingo, apparently14:57
Cimironoc:15:27
ronocCimi15:27
Cimironoc: did ypu play with the branch?15:28
ronocso I want get a chance today to get around to those branches. I have to finish something I'm working on here. But you mentioned earlier that you were interested in doing the rounded corners on the album art15:28
ronocCimi: do you want to branch and do that also, that is if you have nothing else on your plate ?15:28
ronocdavidbarth ^15:29
Cimironoc: the design is not definitive15:29
Cimibug if you had chance to have a look at the code15:29
Cimiat the very beginning of the file I placed a lot of shade defines15:29
Cimiso you can easily adjust the colors15:29
ronochmm are you sure, I spoke with Otto yesterday and he seems to think the rounded corners were in.15:30
ronocCimi ^15:30
Cimiyeah but I want ottos' feedback15:30
Cimianyway15:30
ronocCimi on which the rounded corners or the work you did this morning ?15:30
Cimithere are few things missing: 1) the background of the drawing area is filled with bg[NORMAL] and that looks ugly with the gradient of the menu15:31
Cimironoc: the work I did)15:31
ronocokay15:31
ronocwell i would think it would be best to park that branch until Otto is back Tuesday15:31
Cimianother thing is could you please name the scrubber?15:31
Cimifor example ido-scrubber15:31
ronocthen we can go throw this on Tuesday with him.15:31
ronocCody is back next week also15:32
davidbarthronoc, Cimi: don't forget the player item icon will have to move to the left column eventually; don't know if that impacts what you're adjusting at the moment15:32
ronocCimi: have you anything else to work on right now ?15:32
Cimifor the moment no15:32
CimiI mean in the sound menu15:33
ronocdavidbarth: not right now15:33
Cimithe implementation is correct15:33
ronocsorry not what I'm working on right now15:33
ronocwill talk to ted about this in mo15:33
ronocdavidbarth: I'm working on the blank graphic/the place holder for when there is no album art15:34
ronoccurrently15:34
ronocCimi: well do you want to branch again from trunk and do the rounded rectangle work. doesn't seem like it would take too long ?15:34
davidbarthronoc: ok nice15:34
Cimiwhich is the rounded rectangle work?15:35
Cimifor the cover?15:35
ronocCimi: the rounded corners on the album art, yep15:35
ronocsorry rounded squares :)15:36
Cimiok15:36
ronocthx15:36
Cimiwhere's the code?15:36
ronocin the metadata-widget.c15:36
ronocart-url property update15:36
Cimithx15:37
ronocstatic void15:37
ronocmetadata_widget_update_album_art(MetadataWidget* self){15:37
ronocCimi ^15:37
ronocthat does the pixbuf and scaling15:37
Cimiok15:38
danyRhi ayatana. anyone knows where can I get some indicator-network suppport?15:48
davidbarthdanyR: hi15:49
davidbarthdanyR: i'll call kvalo on this channel15:50
davidbarthdanyR: what's the issue?15:50
danyRdavidbarth: hi. indicator-network stopped working on my system. the indicator-network-agent is running fine15:51
danyRbut everytime I call the indicator-network-service, I get a "(process:1721): libindicator-WARNING **: Name request failed.  Status returned: 3"15:51
danyRerror15:51
davidbarthdanyR: is indicator-network-service running already?15:52
danyRdavidbarth: yeah. even if I kill it, it restarts itself15:54
davidbarthdanyR: which is normal, the indicator restarts the service automatically15:55
davidbarthwhat's wrong with the instance that is runnign?15:55
bcurtiswxhey all, does the fact that rhythmbox still launches the icon on the top when using Applications-->sound and video  need a bug report, (since the sound menu will replace it) or not?15:57
danyRdavidbarth: sorry, indicator-network started working suddenly. I don't really know what happened, it was unresponsive before15:58
danyRdidn't answer to mouse clicks & actions15:58
danyRit started working, so I had to kill NM15:58
danyRhowever I've still an issue, it isn't updating icons/displaying connecting annimations15:59
davidbarthdanyR: indicator-network works with connman15:59
danyRdavidbarth: I know, I've a little knowledge on its insights :)15:59
davidbarthdanyR: if you have both connman + i-network and NM running, you're up for some not so fun bugs with your connection15:59
davidbarthdanyR: no offense, it's just that NM should /never/ run at the same time as connman16:00
danyRconnman is running now. but I'm pretty sure it wasn't NM causing my problem. it's working, so I've just one last problem: no icon change/connecting animation16:02
danyRit seems it's crashed16:02
danyRunresponsive16:02
danyRbut it's working16:02
danyRok, it's working now. displays icons/animations.16:05
danyRI don't really know what happened, but it's funny that when I came here asking support, it started working.16:06
danyRI gues indicator-network was afraid of official support :P16:06
danyRkvalo: hi. what's the state of the "application start in offline mode" bug?16:08
Cimidavidbarth: I'm the only one who finds ugly the etched shadow around the user avatar in indicator-me?16:14
davidbarthCimi: it is ugly, but it is gone altogether in the latest version; ivanka did some user testing and the avatar was creating confusion it seems16:15
davidbarthCimi: i've kept the code around, just in case16:15
davidbarthCimi: the test entry style is not great however with the current theme: it's not highlighted to reflect that it has the focus16:16
davidbarthand the text color doesn't work well with the rest of the background and menu16:16
Cimidavidbarth: Idon't have the text entry here16:17
davidbarthyou need a configured account on gwibber for it to show up16:18
Cimii havw it16:19
Cimistrange16:21
CimiI can't test it if I don't have the entry16:21
danyRCimi: I think I don't have a text entry either, in Maverick. with gwibber accounts configured16:32
danyRI confirm, it doesn't show yp16:33
danyRup*16:33
lucidfoxI wonder17:07
lucidfoxhow is the notification area transition problem going to be solved for Wine?17:07
lucidfoxWindows applications can't exactly be patched17:07
kklimondait wont and people will learn at last that wine is not a solution17:07
kklimonda<wine rant />17:07
kklimonda;)17:07
kklimondalucidfox: but frankly I don't see why should we do anything about it - I've always seen wine as a compatibility layer that eases the switch from windows to linux. sacrificing linux experience so people can use their windows applications indefinitely just seems wrong to me.17:09
kklimondaand with that explanation I have to go for a while, don't flame me too much ;)17:09
lucidfoxWell, I only use Wine for games, so17:09
lucidfox*coughsteamcough* *coughblizzardupdatercough*17:09
gambsI agree with kklimonda, if anything, that should be Wine's problem.17:10
jcastrowe discussed it at UDS17:10
jcastroiirc the solution was "if you care enough to try to get windows programs to run on linux then adding the old tray on your panel will be easy"17:11
kklimondalucidfox: and thanks to wine developers have actually one less reason to port their games to linux. but that's getting offtopic, jcastro's explanation is good :)17:12
jcastroI'm sure a person running a windows program with a totally different UI, different file chooser, etc. will not care about their tray17:13
lucidfoxAh, so it will only be removed by default, but the applet will be available to add onto the panel?17:14
lucidfoxthen yes, problem solved, Wine users will just use that17:14
jcastroright17:14
gambsI thought the Unity panel couldn't be messed with?17:15
lucidfoxWell, if you use Windows programs, chances are you won't be running unity17:15
lucidfoxMay I suggest, however, that when it's removed by default, it's renamed to something like "Legacy notification area" and has Wine mentioned in its description17:15
lucidfoxThat reminds me, is gnome-shell going to be patched for indicator support?17:16
gambsBetter question is whether Gnome-shell is going into natty <.<17:17
lucidfoxWell17:18
lucidfoxMy personal opinion, and I'm not anyone official, is that gnome-shell is stillborn17:18
lucidfoxIt's subjectively bad both speed-wise and usability-wise - at least the latter is going to get mitigated with them redesigning it into basically Unity Desktop Edition17:19
lucidfoxand too tightly coupled (Unity has that problem too, by design)17:19
gambsI know, I'm not actually asking because I know no one "official" would answer typically.17:19
jcastronothing is really official about natty until UDS17:21
gambsNot complaining.17:21
jcastrolucidfox: how's the keyboard indicator working for you now after the update today?17:23
lucidfoxjcastro> Almost flawlessly - the text by the icon is updated when I press Alt-Shift17:23
lucidfoxbut17:23
lucidfoxwhen I open the menu itself, the layout radio button marks the wrong layout, not the one actually selected17:24
jcastrocan you file a bug?17:24
lucidfoxsure17:24
jcastroklattimer: ^17:24
lucidfoxfiled, bug #62124717:29
ubot5Launchpad bug 621247 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "[Maverick] Indicator menu has wrong keyboard layout selected (affected: 1, heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62124717:29
Cimironoc: I've tried using the code from gnome-scrensaver lock17:36
Cimibut17:36
ronocyep17:36
Cimigtk_widget_get_window (GTK_IMAGE(image) return NULL17:37
Cimino window :(17:37
ronochmm one sec17:37
ronoci think you will need to get the window from the expose signal17:38
ronoci'm working on a branch right now that does that17:38
ronocso lets pick this up Monday17:39
ronoccould you email the branch with the work you did this morning and the branch you are working on now -> conor.curran@canon....17:39
ronocCimi ^17:39
Cimiok17:40
Cimithe actual branch crash :)17:40
ronocnot to worry, breaking things is always the first step :)17:41
Cimilp:~cimi/indicator-sound/rounded-albumart17:48
lucidfoxHow is sound indicator support for Banshee coming along?17:58
lucidfoxIs it going to be uploaded to Maverick?17:58
jcastrolucidfox: it's upstream, hyperair has been on holiday, which is why it's not in maverick18:07
vishis anyone aware that bug #607410  occurs even in the latest daily?18:45
ubot5Launchpad bug 607410 in unity-place-applications (Ubuntu) "unity-applications-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in zeitgeist_log_find_events_finish() (affected: 2, heat: 18)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60741018:45
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jcastroklattimer: put lp #587272 in your low-hanging-fruit nice-to-have-but-not-a-requirement pile pls.21:24
ubot5Launchpad bug 587272 in gajim (Ubuntu) "gajim doesn't have indicator support (affected: 3, heat: 18)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58727221:24
sensevish: Do you think we should pass bug #606149 to the Design Team?21:39
ubot5Launchpad bug 606149 in metacity (Ubuntu) "window borders don't have anti aliasing (affected: 4, heat: 131)" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60614921:39
GreySimI hope someone does *something* about that. I really loved the window borders in Neil Patel's Gwibber mockups: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Xie1ydrCav4/TEHqsC8MxbI/AAAAAAAABDg/dEBLMZbX43I/s1600/compact-multi-column.png21:58
klattimerjcastro: I've got the previous bug you mentioned on my radar22:04
klattimerthe off-by-one error in gsd22:05
klattimernot sure where it comes from though22:05
klattimerI'll add this to my list of bugs22:05
klattimer:)22:05
klattimeroh it's all ready there22:05
jcastroheh22:06
lamalexkenvandine: is new gwibber in a ppa yet?22:40
kenvandineno... but it is in maverick :)22:40
lamalexif only I could install maverick!22:41
kenvandineit will hit fta'a nightlies tonight22:41

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