[00:00] simply playing with the color [00:00] The thing I was wanting to look into symbolic colors for was for setting status-relevant colors to widgets like GtkEntry (so it could convey information like "warning" or whatever) [00:01] bratsche: for gtkinfobar as well? [00:02] Yeah, using the same colors that GtkInfoBar uses now. [00:02] But I need to think about it some more still, because there are other widgets that could possibly take advantage of it. [00:02] I wrote a very rough first patch to do it for GtkEntry. [00:03] GtkLabel could possibly use it as well. [00:03] I hadn't really thought of it before, but possibly individual rows in a treeview could do something like this. [00:26] bratsche: how's the newtwitter [00:26] ? [00:26] It's pretty nice. [00:26] They're doing this whole dynamic UI stuff, kind of like Facebook does. [00:30] All the routing happens on the client side using the document location hash, instead of doing it in URLs and stuff. [00:31] One of my friends fucking *hates* it when websites do that. I'm not really sure why. [00:33] me neither :) [00:34] Actually, Google is doing that now with Google Instant. [00:35] Okay, I think I found the solutions to both of these appmenu-gtk bugs. One of them is working, the other I need to write the patch later tonight. [00:35] But now I'm hungry. :) [00:35] Cimi: ttyl dude! Good luck on your interview! [00:38] oh thank you again [11:14] Cimi, ping [11:14] hi ronoc [11:15] hey I just noticed the box around the indicator on ambience [11:15] something changed theme wise in the past 6 days [11:16] box? [11:18] yes the background around the control [11:18] Cimi, ^ [11:19] just one sec, on a call [11:21] yep, it changed [11:21] why then is there such a distinct box around the control ? [11:21] its like the colour in the style fetched by the cairo code is wrong [11:22] because the menu has a gradient [11:22] while the box doesn't [11:22] but now its even more distinct [11:22] yep [11:22] because i've changed the way it is rendered [11:22] boh speed issues [11:23] *for [11:33] Cimi, okay shame because before what looked like a UI slight discrepancy now looks like an outright bug [11:33] which I supposed it is [11:33] -ed [11:36] it is a bug in fact :( [11:36] damn drawing areD [11:37] a pretty ugly one, considering it our default theme [11:37] I can't do anything [11:38] if you set a custom widget name [11:38] fair enough, yup [11:38] maybe we could change bg[NORMAL] to reduce the "difference" [11:38] okay will branch now and do that, one sec [11:39] then add something like [11:39] widget_class "*widgetblablabla*" style "ido-blabla" [11:39] and before [11:40] style "ido-blabla" { bg[NORMAL] = "#coloryouchose" } [11:40] in the gtkrc [11:44] Cimi, do you have time to look at this today [11:44] Cimi, I need to look at some other stuff [11:45] maybe I can [11:45] Cimi, who is controlling your time at the moment ? [11:46] Cimi, are you still working with us ? [11:46] ronoc: when I start working, I use hamster applet to track my time [11:46] chat it not counted (I am not working now i.e.) === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === didrocks1 is now known as didrocks [12:21] is ayatana ubuntu specific ? [12:22] hicham: Yes, but it's open so anyone can borrow ideas and improve the. [12:22] them* === rgreening_ is now known as ghost === ghost is now known as rgreening === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === jorge_ is now known as jcastro_ === jcastro_ is now known as jcastro [15:31] davidbarth: do you know where ronoc is? [15:48] Cimi: he's there [15:48] no [15:48] :) [15:49] * bratsche summons him [15:51] hi man [15:51] _P [15:51] Cimi, hey [15:51] :P [15:51] Cimi, I might have a fix for this [15:51] one sec [15:51] I was having a look at your branch [15:51] yep [15:51] which branch ? [15:52] the new one ? [15:52] https://code.launchpad.net/~cjcurran/indicator-sound/background-gradient-bug [15:54] yep [15:57] Cimi, yep and its doesn't work I think, the button looses its position when using the event box :( [16:00] bratsche: help ronoc :P [16:00] I can't right now. === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|afk [17:07] seb128: are you there dude? [17:07] Cimi, hey === MacSlow|afk is now known as MacSlow [17:30] bratsche: summon ronoc pls [17:37] ronoc: sorry :) [17:37] ronoc: so, your gtkeventbox doesn't work or it does? [17:37] no it doesn't [17:37] well [17:37] in case it doesn't, we should play with the custom widget name [17:37] the problem is that the transport positioning gets screwed up [17:38] it ends up at the top of the menu [17:38] not at the bottom and only gets drawn sometimes as it fights with the slider widget for last one drawn [17:39] mmm [17:40] the transport positioning or just the drawing? [17:40] maybe you need to use different x,y starting points [17:40] using widget->allocation.x and widget->allocation.y [17:40] Cimi, sure just playing with it now [17:59] ronoc: is there a way to test the applet without installing it and killing the panel? [18:01] Cimi, what applet the indicator-applet [18:01] mmm [18:01] Cimi, have you used libindicator-tools ? [18:02] applet/indicator sound [18:02] yeah install libindicator=tools [18:02] ok [18:02] done [18:02] then compile the branch or what ever [18:03] if its indicator only changes (UI changes) [18:03] then run up the indicator-loader with [18:04] /usr/lib/libindicator/indicator-loader /libsoundmenu.so [18:04] Cimi, the path is wrong there to the .so. [18:04] ok [18:04] so from the root of the branch just make sure your path is right [18:04] thank you [18:04] src/.libs/libsoundmenu.so [18:04] yeah :D [18:05] I know don't worry man [18:09] ronoc: I don't remember the file I should edit [18:09] :) [18:10] play-button.c [18:10] Cimi, are you working on my branch ? [18:10] yep [18:10] I can push now if you want [18:10] so we are up to date one [18:10] sec [18:10] ops ok [18:12] Cimi, what do you plan to do ? [18:12] I got the help of njpatel earlier and it is almost there [18:13] got distracted with a conversation in dx [18:13] so just coming back to it now [18:13] basically the positioning is screwed so we need to set the allocation on the eventbox [18:13] yeah [18:13] I tould tou that before if you remmeber :) [18:14] ok [18:15] Cimi, thats pushed now [18:20] Cimi, okay done with distractions, are you working on this or will I have a go [18:20] don't mind [18:20] #define Y 7.0f [18:20] #define X37.0f [18:20] these are broken [18:20] ronoc: ^^ [18:20] Cimi, okay but don't you want it to be relative to top of the parent gtkmenuitem [18:20] there maybe more than one player [18:20] yeah [18:21] it's easy I guess [18:21] just define x as widget->allocation.x + X [18:21] or whatever [18:21] something like that, I hope you understood [18:21] okay will try that now [18:22] thx [18:22] button->allocation.x iirc [18:27] maybe it's not enogh or I did something wrong [18:58] Cimi, offset the positioning in the draw method but still no joy, gotta go now, if you fancy taking a look please be my guest, I have pushed my adjustments [18:59] bye [19:06] meebey: playing with smuxi again :) [20:18] Hellos [20:26] MeMenu....Why it have to depend on gwibber-service? [20:28] joajimenez: Because it is integrated with it, from the MeMenu side. Gwibber doesn't hook into the Me Menu, but the Me Menu into Gwibber. [20:34] sense: I know, but if I unistall Gwibber, gwibber-service stay there consuming memory. I dont think that much users keep Gwibber once they discover: Pino, Hotot, Facebook.com, etc... :) [20:34] That a bit of your memory is used isn't very bad, it's not too scarce. [20:35] When you don't use Gwibber it shouldn't be too much anyway, since there is nothing to do for the daemon. [20:35] joajimenez: But if I'm correct the daemon shouldn't even launch on boot if you didn't enavle it. [20:37] sense: I got Gwibber unistalled, but I got three (3) gwibber-service instances running when I check system-monitor [20:38] it's most likely a bug, I don't have a single instance running [20:39] joajimenez: You should check the settings of Gwibber. [20:39] GS1: 5.4MiB, GS2: 5.4MiB, GS3: 5.0MiB [20:42] Check this: http://ubuntuone.com/p/Huy/ [20:44] joajimenez: Have you used Gwibber previously? [20:44] Yep. [20:45] But I unistalled it, 'cause I don't like it. I prefer Pino or Hotot. [20:45] joajimenez: It could be that you left some settings behind, which start the daemon by default. [20:46] joajimenez: Check System->Settings->Start-up Applications and disable the service there. [20:48] I dont have ANYTHING named gwibber or gwibber related on my Start-up Apps [20:48] Thats very weird [20:49] joajimenez: indeed [20:57] Let me report it as a bug. === JanCBorchardt_ is now known as JanCBorchardt