/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/11/02/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

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didrocksgood morning07:37
chrisccoulsongood morning08:22
didrockshey chrisccoulson!08:27
didrockshow was your flight back?08:27
chrisccoulsonhi didrocks, how are you?08:27
chrisccoulsonmy flight was ok, but i have ubuflu now08:28
didrockstotally rested and very fine, thanks! :)08:28
didrocksurgh08:28
nigelbchrisccoulson: ha, ubuflu.  Who's the culprit this time? ;)08:28
chrisccoulsonnot sure, i suppose i could have got it on the flight08:28
chrisccoulsoni felt rotten yesterday and even worse today08:29
* nigelb hugs chrisccoulson08:30
* chrisccoulson hugs nigelb08:30
didrocksnigelb: take care, you can catch a cold like this :)08:30
chrisccoulsonlol08:30
nigelbdidrocks: heh, virtual hugs are virtually safe.08:31
chrisccoulsoni guess i should start filling out my work items08:31
chrisccoulsonat least that won't be too difficult today :)08:31
didrocksnigelb: you never know :)08:31
didrockschrisccoulson: yeah!08:31
nigelbdidrocks: haha, hence the 'virtually' ;)08:31
didrocks;)08:31
rodrigo_morning08:53
didrockshey rodrigo_ :)08:54
rodrigo_hi didrocks, how are you?08:54
didrocksrodrigo_: I'm fine, thanks! and you?08:54
rodrigo_almost a person now, after  day of rest :)08:55
didrockshehe :)08:56
brycehchrisccoulson, I'm convinced the airlines do not sanitize seats or tray tables between flights, and we pick up the sickie germs of whomever was in the seat before us09:21
nigelb300+ geeks in one room and you say no chance of diseases?09:22
brycehnigelb, did I say that?09:37
seb128hey09:42
brycehhey09:43
didrockshey seb128! Had a nice flight back home?09:43
didrockshello bryceh :)09:43
brycehhi didrocks09:43
seb128hello bryceh didrocks09:43
seb128didrocks, yes, and you?09:43
nigelbbryceh: well, implied :D09:44
didrocksseb128: I had to run at jfk, Paris and Lyon, but free sport isn't bad :)09:44
nigelblol09:44
seb128hehehe09:44
nigelbdidrocks: I almost read that as you 'had a run at jfo' :p09:44
seb128I didn't have to run this time09:45
didrockslearnt from that trip:09:45
didrocks- 50 minutes in jfk to change terminal and have to go through the security again is definitively doable09:45
didrocks- 7 minutes to run between terminal 2E and the SNCF train station can also be done :)09:46
nigelblol09:46
didrockseach time, I arrived between 2 to 5 minutes before closing boarding :)09:46
seb128lucky for you that the airports were small ones09:46
nigelbits like your travel agency wants to make sure you're keeping fit09:47
nigelband can manage stress :p09:47
seb128one hour for connections don't work in some airports09:47
didrocksseb128: jfk is not that small. I just had to force the luck :)09:47
seb128:-)09:47
didrockswell, it was initially planned 3hours in jfk and 1h30 half in Paris :)09:48
didrockss/half//09:48
seb128I see09:48
seb128didrocks, didn't mterry work on the glib update btw?09:49
seb128I saw robert_ancell did the update09:49
didrocksseb128: I've pushed one to the ppa IIRC09:49
didrockslet me check09:49
didrocksthe gtk was still on my computer as the netbook can't build it09:49
didrockshttps://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/gnome3-builds <- the glib is in the ppa09:50
seb128right, the new gtk is not in maverick09:50
seb128didrocks, ok, it should have been uploaded to natty09:50
seb128robert_ancell did the work again so now it can just be dropped I guess09:50
didrocksseb128: I was thinking we were still focussing on the ppa for the new version09:50
seb128gtk3 yes09:51
seb128natty has glib 2.27.109:51
seb128or had, it has 2.27.2 now09:51
didrocksok09:51
didrocksI'll build and push gtk3 in the ppa later today09:51
seb128ok thanks09:52
didrocks(I think it still needs some .symbol file love)09:52
didrocksyw09:52
seb128we need to find a way to make sure we don't dup work09:52
seb128especially with new team members09:52
seb128in new timezones09:52
didrockswell, having a glib branch?09:52
seb128well I'm not sure why those changes didn't land to the vcs09:52
didrocksthere is one for gtk3, but didn't find a separate one for glib09:52
seb128because glib is trunk09:52
didrocksas I was expecting a separate one for the ppa, didn't think it was in natty09:52
seb128ok, so misunderstanding09:53
didrockshence the fact I didn't push (and that mterry just sent me a debdiff)09:53
seb128no worry09:53
didrocksso, should be good then :)09:53
seb128well mterry is not in the team09:53
seb128I will add it this week though09:53
seb128he can't push atm09:53
didrocksyeah, sounds good. but most of the time he proposed a branch even when he can't merge, seemed that he was thinking as I, that it would be a separate branchc09:54
didrocksbranch*09:54
rodrigo_hey seb12809:58
seb128hey rodrigo_09:58
rodrigo_seb128, so, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/gnome3-builds is the PPA for gnome 3 stuff then?09:59
seb128only the stack09:59
seb128we didn't start on applications yet and I don't think we should09:59
seb128we probably want to wait a bit for gtk3 abi to stabilize10:00
seb128it's not worth the extra work to play catching up with all breakages this early10:00
rodrigo_seb128, right, you told me at uds, so I see glib and gtk/gnome-desktop are there already, so what's missing?10:01
seb128libcanberra10:01
rodrigo_seb128, ok, and are you working on it?10:01
seb128gsettings-desktop-schemas10:01
rodrigo_right10:01
seb128rodrigo_, no, feel free to work on those if you want10:01
rodrigo_ok, cool10:01
seb128there is probably some other libs that will be needed later10:02
seb128like webkit10:02
rodrigo_yes, I'll check that10:02
seb128but those are the ones often required and still missing10:02
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rodrigo_seb128, and are the packages in that PPA in some branch?10:03
seb128yes, check the control vcs lines10:03
rodrigo_ok10:04
seb128rodrigo_, just pick a random vcs url until they land in the archive10:05
seb128we can't use the new source name until it's uploaded10:05
seb128so I used gtk/ubuntugtk310:05
seb128rather than gtk3/ubuntu10:05
seb128I will move it to the right vcs when it's uploaded10:06
rodrigo_seb128, ok10:06
seb128rodrigo_, you can do the same for canberra, libcanbera/ubuntugtk310:07
seb128or similar10:07
rodrigo_hmm, but you mean creating a branch lp:libcanberra/ubuntugtk3, or just use that in the vcs line to fake it?10:07
seb128no, use ~rodrigo/libcanberra/ubuntugtk310:09
seb128or similar10:09
rodrigo_ok10:09
seb128until it's uploaded10:09
seb128then we can switch to the normal lp:libcanberra3/ubuntu10:10
seb128but lp:libcanberra3 will be created only when the source is uploaded10:10
rodrigo_right10:10
seb128didrocks, 2.27.1.real?10:17
seb128did I screw the 2.27.1 upload or...?10:17
didrocksseb128: yeah, I screwed the first upload, sorry10:17
didrocksseb128: for glib, you mean?10:18
didrocksseb128: or gtk? (it's in fact 2.27.2 which wasn't changed by mterry)10:18
didrocksseb128: I'm currently building it10:18
seb128no glib, I was wondering why we had a .real10:18
didrocksso it will be 2.27.2-0ubuntu1~build110:19
seb128right, I guess we can just upload robert_ancell's version now10:19
seb128for glib10:19
seb128ok, waiting for your gtk update10:19
didrocksshould be there soon. I'm expecting a FTBFS + change the .symbol file + rebuild and then upload10:20
seb128ok10:20
seb128brb10:22
huatsmorning10:37
didrockshey huats!10:40
huatshey didrocks !10:40
seb128hey mterry10:45
mterryseb128, yo10:46
huatsmister seb128 hello !10:46
seb128mterry, did you IRC during your sleep now? ;-)10:46
seb128lut huats10:46
seb128mterry, it's like a bit before 7am for you or am I doing the maths wrong?10:47
mterryseb128, :)  I'm just up early to head into the office.  (few things can drag me in, but free lunch pizza is one of them!)10:47
seb128lol10:47
mterryseb128, you're right on the math10:47
seb128ok10:48
didrocksseems some people didn't eat enough during UDS :)10:50
didrockshey mterry10:50
mterrydidrocks, hi  :)11:10
seb128nessita, hey11:34
nessitahello seb128! how are you?11:38
seb128nessita, I'm great, how are you?11:39
nessitapretty good! :-)11:39
seb128did you have a nice flight back?11:40
nessitaseb128: yes, pretty good. A few babies cried like they were being killed, but other than that, good11:41
nessitaseb128: how about you?11:48
seb128nessita, I had a nice fly and slept well on sunday11:59
seb128I'm back to normal timezone now12:00
nessitaseb128: very good. That's important12:00
seb128there was just an issue with the audio system in the plane though12:00
seb128one of the speakers for the announces start doing loid noises12:01
seb128they had to reset the audio system12:01
seb128it has taken a while12:01
seb128they had to call the land guys to know what to do12:01
rodrigo_hi nessita12:05
rodrigo_btw, in the 2 transatlantic flights I've been thise last week, the video system was linux-based12:06
nessitahi rodrigo_!12:06
seb128rodrigo_, how did you figure that was the case?12:09
seb128the one we had was winCE based12:10
seb128(one of the screen was on a scrash screen)12:10
rodrigo_seb128, some were rebooting, and I could clearly see the kernel starting messages12:10
rodrigo_and a Penguin logo on the terminal :)12:10
rodrigo_a tux12:10
seb128nice12:11
rodrigo_seb128, what airline was that?12:11
seb128lufthansa12:11
rodrigo_ok, so we should fly on Continental airlines and Aer Lingus (the 2 I flew with) :)12:12
seb128;-)12:13
seb128hey asac12:13
rodrigo_only "problem" was their chess game, it didn't use gnuchess, so it was somewhat easy to beatit : )12:13
seb128mterry, wb12:18
seb128mterry, I just added you to ubuntu-desktop on launchpad, enjoy12:18
mterryseb128, :) w00t, I'm in ur team, haxing ur PPA12:18
seb128mterry, ;-)12:18
seb128you better be nice, I can revoke team subscriptions ;-)12:19
* TheMuso waves from Boston.12:19
* mterry waves back at TheMuso from Boston :)12:20
ricotzseb128, hi12:20
seb128hey ricotz12:20
ricotzseb128, is there a timeline for gtk+3.0 to be included in the ubuntu repo?12:21
seb128ricotz, it's in a ppa12:21
seb128but this week in natty12:21
TheMusomterry: :)12:21
seb128ricotz, why?12:21
mterrydidrocks, did my gtk3/glib patches end up working?12:22
* mterry checks the PPA12:22
didrocksmterry: not sure about "working", uploaded to the ppa in any case, yeah :)12:22
ricotzseb128, ok, i am just curious since i added it to my ppa which I could drop when it there by default12:22
mterrydidrocks, I guess, "applying".  I remember there was some oddity and we thought maybe the wrong source had been unpacked12:22
ricotzdidrocks, hi, there is gtk3 2.91.3 ;)12:23
didrocksmterry: yeah, I finished that. I was waiting this morning to build it on a laptop rather than a netbook12:23
didrocksricotz: I know :) just prefered to finish current work first12:23
ricotzdidrocks, ok12:24
didrocksmterry: amd64 seems still failing: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/58520011/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-amd64.gtk%2B3.0_2.91.2-0ubuntu1~build1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz12:24
ricotzdidrocks, you can look at ricotz/staging12:25
rodrigo_seb128, bzr: ERROR: Invalid url supplied to transport: "lp:~rodrigo-moya/gsettings-desktop-schemas/ubuntugtk3": No such project: gsettings-desktop-schemas12:25
rodrigo_seb128, where can I push it?12:25
didrocksricotz: ok, thanks :) I think other people will look at gtk3 before I get some time for it though :)12:25
mterrydidrocks, hrm, those are new to .2.  I'm assuming that check isn't made on local machines?  i.e. it's unique to buildds?  Because I didn't get that on my amd6412:26
seb128rodrigo_, you can use +junk12:26
rodrigo_ok12:26
seb128lp:~rodrigo-moya/+junk/gsettings-desktop-schemas12:26
didrocksmterry: I don't know, I didn't have a build log there and I didn't get the issue on i38612:26
ricotzrodrigo_, hi, are you working on gnome-themes-standard also?12:27
mterrydidrocks, the gtk3 devs are so bad about porting their own tests to this-week's-new-API .  Don't know why they expect others to keep up when they can't...12:27
didrocksmterry: seb128 is the most knowledgeable on gtk :)12:27
rodrigo_ricotz, no, gsettings-desktop-schemas, and after that, libcanberra312:27
ricotzrodrigo_, can you have a look at ppa:ricotz/staging12:27
rodrigo_ricotz, yes12:27
ricotzrodrigo_, thanks12:28
cyphermoxgood morning!12:28
rodrigo_ricotz, ah, cool, already packaged there12:28
TheMusorodrigo_: Afaik libcanberra should only require a rebuild once GTK3 is in the archive.12:28
TheMusoAh sorry no, it needs more than that, but the changes are trivial.12:28
rodrigo_TheMuso, hmm, I think it requires gtk312:29
seb128we need 2 builds12:29
TheMusorodrigo_: Yes, thats why I corrected myself.12:29
seb128we need a version of the lib for each gtk12:29
rodrigo_yes, it does, so a rebuild for gtk3 is needed12:29
seb128not only a rebuild12:29
seb128the build system need to be changed12:29
seb128to ship 2 binaries12:29
seb128one for each gtk12:29
seb128or we need 2 sources12:29
rodrigo_yeah, right12:29
TheMusoWe should be able to do it from the one source.12:29
seb128didrocks, mterry: the buildds fail on implicit conversions warnings12:30
ricotzseb128, no, just a few more binary packages12:30
TheMusou/c12:30
seb128didrocks, mterry: those usually turn to be crashers on 64bit archs12:30
seb128so the buildds block those and make the build fail12:30
ricotzseb128, it can be build against gtk2 and gtk3 at the same time12:30
mterryseb128, right, likely because they dropped some API that the tests used and didn't port them -- I got the same issue with gtk3 2.91.112:30
seb128welcome to gtk world12:30
seb128that's why I said we should wait before using it for applications12:30
didrocksseb128: it's not triggered by -Wall? why mterry didn't get it locally?12:30
seb128it's changing every day right now12:31
seb128we don't want to play catch up on the application stack yet12:31
Sir_Konradseb128, what changes?12:31
seb128Sir_Konrad, ?12:31
seb128gtk312:31
Sir_Konradah.12:31
Sir_Konradseb128, sorry, new here. Doing some work for 11.04.12:31
mterrydidrocks, well, it probably warned about it, just didn't do a failure at the end due to it.  It's not building with -Werror12:31
rodrigo_ricotz, do you have those packages in that PPA in branches?12:31
ricotzrodrigo_, no, sorry12:32
ricotzbut it might save you some time12:32
ricotzi will be back later12:32
bilalakhtarAnyone seen mvo around here lately?12:33
geekosopherdidrocks: that was superfast with bug 659244! :)12:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 659244 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 2 other projects) "Tracks synced to iphone won't play (affects: 21) (dups: 3) (heat: 128)" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65924412:33
didrocksmterry: not does the buildds12:33
mterryseb128, well, I can fix the amd64 failure, but I might as well also update to .3 while I'm there (which will likely fix those specific errors anyway).  Is anyone else working on .3?12:34
didrocks/s/not/nor12:34
didrocksgeekosopher: hehe :)12:34
seb128mterry, I think didrocks is12:34
mterrydidrocks, no, but I think the buildd's do a special check at the end for implicit-pointer warnings12:34
didrocksgeekosopher: I don't have any ipod/iphone to test, I just ensured that rhythmbox is still working12:34
seb128bilalakhtar, he has been travelling back from UDS and yesterday was an holiday12:34
geekosopherdid(rocks) :)12:34
didrocksseb128: I'm not, if mterry wants to work on it, welcome :)12:34
seb128bilalakhtar, he has a vac day today as well12:34
bilalakhtarseb128: Can you sponsor the debdiff on bug #636329 ?12:34
ubot2Launchpad bug 636329 in gimp (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 2 other projects) "Gimp: Print preview and printout are blank pages (affects: 31) (dups: 2) (heat: 166)" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63632912:34
bilalakhtarplease :D12:34
didrocksmterry: oh something in dpkg-binarymangler?12:34
seb128bilalakhtar, subscribe ubuntu-sponsors12:34
seb128didrocks, no, soyuz12:35
bilalakhtarseb128: yes I did12:35
seb128bilalakhtar, ok just wait then12:35
mterrydidrocks, OK, I'll work on .3.  Yeah, I think so.  Because the failure is after the "Finished at 20101102-1222" build message12:35
bilalakhtarThanks thanks!12:35
seb128bilalakhtar, people have been travelling back from UDS and are jetlaged and need to catch up today12:35
seb128didrocks, mterry: it's a soyuz thing12:35
didrocksseb128: oh really? it's parsing the log ouptut at the end? Ok, learnt something new today :)12:35
seb128not a dpkg one12:35
didrockssame with official buildds?12:35
seb128didrocks, yes12:35
seb128yes12:35
bilalakhtarokay, yesterday was a holiday for all the Canonical employees!12:36
didrocksseb128: thanks for the explanation :)12:36
seb128<seb128> didrocks, mterry: the buildds fail on implicit conversions warnings12:36
seb128<seb128> didrocks, mterry: those usually turn to be crashers on 64bit archs12:36
seb128 so the buildds block those and make the build fail12:36
didrocksI was thinking we had to explicitely use -Wall -Werror for that, nice it's not needed!12:36
Cimiahah, hi guys12:36
CimiI slept 15 hours12:36
seb128bilalakhtar, no it was not but it's a national holiday in several european countries12:36
Cimi:D12:36
Cimiincredible12:36
seb128hey Cimi12:37
bilalakhtarokay12:37
Cimihi seb!12:37
Cimiciao didier!12:37
seb128didrocks, it's very different, the buildd failure is specific to implicit conversions12:37
seb128it will not fail on random warnings ;-)12:37
didrocksok, just cherry picked implicit conversion, got it :)12:38
didrockshello Cimi!12:38
seb128debian does the same btw12:38
seb128didrocks, it's not new, it's doing that for some years12:38
seb128weird that never ran into that before ;-)12:39
didrocksseb128: apparently I was lucky :)12:39
seb128yeah12:39
didrocksseb128: is there others soyuz trick I should know?12:39
seb128mterry, btw no pressure but your gtk upload will land in natty12:39
seb128didrocks, I don't think so12:40
mterryseb128, :)12:40
didrocksseb128: ok :)12:40
seb128mterry, I think we are ready for upload there12:40
mterryyar, OK.  I will make sure amd64 is all set12:40
seb128we can still do a ppa upload first to be sure if you want12:41
seb128didrocks, btw the build log end explain the build failure12:41
seb128it has a wiki page pointer as well12:41
didrocksseb128: the issue wasn't that I don't know about ImplicitPointer conversion. I saw that in my build sometimes (but I always had -Werror -Wall). My concern was "why we get that in the buildd and not locally" :)12:43
seb128didrocks, that's explained there as well12:44
seb128;-)12:44
seb128in the debian wiki pointed12:44
seb128anyway all sorted now12:44
seb128you will know for the next time ;-)12:44
seb128didrocks, thanks for the quick rb backport btw12:45
seb128hey lamalex12:45
lamalexgood morning seb12812:45
didrocksseb128: yw :)12:45
didrocksseb128: right, I know for next time, thanks! :)12:45
didrockshey lamalex12:45
lamalexhey didrocks12:45
chrisccoulsonhi seb128! get back ok?12:46
lamalexseb128, for natty, will we be shipping the gnome-control-center from gtk 3, or the older version- I noticed a lot has changed but I haven't been able to get jhbuild to finish running to test it12:46
* bilalakhtar makes an attempt to upgrade Empathy12:55
seb128chrisccoulson, hey, yes, you?12:56
seb128lamalex, it's not decided yet12:56
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, but i ended up with ubuflu12:56
bilalakhtarubuflu?12:56
bilalakhtarUbuntu flu!12:56
seb128lamalex, we will start by updating the platform and deal with softwares are they get ready12:56
seb128chrisccoulson, :-(12:57
lamalexseb128, ok sounds good12:57
pittiGood morning12:59
pittihey seb128, how are you?12:59
* pitti waves to chrisccoulson12:59
didrockshey pitti12:59
pittibonjour didrocks12:59
chrisccoulsonhi pitti, how are you?12:59
seb128hey pitti13:00
pittipretty well, thanks13:00
seb128pitti, I'm fine, how are you?13:00
* pitti is on a CD space rampage13:00
seb128how was your flight?13:00
bilalakhtarIs GTK 3 in natty already?13:00
seb128bilalakhtar, no, should be by the end of the week13:00
bilalakhtarhmm13:00
seb128it's in a ppa13:00
pittiseb128: rather short, 4.5 h in total with an hour break in Charlotte13:00
seb128pitti, you were on time for your plane I guess?13:00
* pitti now is looking for someone to review scour in NEW13:00
bilalakhtarso I will wait for a week before upgrading Empathy in Ubuntu13:00
seb128pitti, I can do13:01
pittiseb128: in time to watch two more House episodes :)13:01
pittiseb128: security was < 5 min13:01
seb128bilalakhtar, we don't want to take GNOME 2.91 updates yet13:01
pittiseb128: was it really so bad for you?13:01
bilalakhtarseb128: hmm? why?13:01
seb128pitti, no, it was one of the shortest security check we had13:01
pittiseb128: that'd be awesome; then I could go on with the SVG compression13:01
pittiseb128: I'm going to file a MIR for it, perhaps you can put it straight to main?13:01
seb128not sure why people told us to be hours in advances13:01
pitti(should be fine for main, it's small and harmless)13:02
seb128pitti, ok13:02
pittiseb128: how's your jetlag?13:02
didrockspitti, seb128: it took at least 50 minutes for dbarth and I just for the security in the morning13:02
seb128bilalakhtar, because gtk3 is not stable yet and we don't want to play catching up with abi breakages in the archive13:02
bilalakhtarseb128: so when will you begin accepting them?13:02
seb128dunno yet, end of year13:03
seb128we plan to land the stack first13:03
seb128then finish cleaning things to be ready for it13:03
seb128build some softwares in a ppa13:03
bilalakhtarhmm13:03
seb128clean the merges list13:03
bilalakhtarthanks for telling me about this13:03
bilalakhtarI am working on merges!13:03
seb128great13:04
seb128pitti, should I send a meeting remindeR?13:04
pittiseb128: oh, if you could, thanks13:05
seb128pitti, ok, doing that13:05
mterryAre people running natty yet?13:06
pittimterry: o/13:07
pittiworks fine here13:07
pitti*suspiciously* fine13:07
pittithe only thing that broke for me after the upgrade was calibre13:07
pittiand that's already fixed13:07
mterrypitti, alright, I'll try too13:07
seb128mterry, I've a mix, I do have it in my source and apt-get install what I need13:08
seb128so it's progressive updates13:08
mterryseb128, too practical!  :)13:09
seb128;-)13:09
cyphermoxmterry: aside from things not building anymore, natty runs fine ;)13:10
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seb128waouh13:12
seb128pitti, you signed for 52 work items already? ;-)13:13
seb128rather 58 with 6 done13:13
pittiseb128: well, Perl elimination is a lot of work..13:13
pittiI just exploded the list of what's needed there13:13
pittiinstead of just one huge "fix 'em all"13:13
pittieasier for keeping track13:13
seb128right13:14
pittiseb128: I did two unperlizations to get the feeling for it13:14
pittibut I want to start with the binarymangler-ish ones first13:14
pittiseb128: dh_scour works well now :)13:14
pittiseb128: oh, btw13:14
seb128pitti, "Drop evolution-couchdb from default install, which drops couchdb and erlang (6.7 MB)"13:14
seb128was that decided?13:14
seb128I though that was the first option if we need space13:14
pittiseb128: as an option when it's still not enough13:14
seb128but we would do only if space needed13:14
pittiseb128: so this one can easily be dropped if we get enough through other means13:14
seb128ok, seems you freaked the u1 guys out13:15
seb128Chipaca pinged me about that13:15
seb128you might want to clarify it's a backup solution13:15
seb128and not a made decision13:15
pittiseb128: *clickyclicky* better no?13:15
pittinow?13:15
seb128pitti, yes, thank you!13:16
* pitti hugs seb128 for early spec review13:16
* seb128 hugs pitti for early spec work start13:16
pittiseb128: btw, I noticed that yesterday: Remove changelog.gz in pkgbinarymangler (17 MB): DONE13:16
pittiseb128: I wasn't aware that we still had so many upstream changelogs :)13:17
* pitti does the CD space dance13:17
didrockscan someone accept those for natty so that it's shown in the WI tracker:13:17
didrockshttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/other-dx-n-unity-compiz13:17
pittididrocks: will do13:17
didrockshttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/other-dx-n-2d-experience-fallback13:17
didrockspitti: thanks :)13:17
didrockspitti: and congrats for the changelog.gz murder :)13:17
Laneyhiya13:18
didrocksgood morning Laney13:18
pittihey Laney, how's it going?13:18
Laneyjust about over the jet lag :)13:18
Laneycan someone merge lp:~laney/+junk/tomboy for me?13:19
seb128hey Laney13:19
seb128Laney, ok13:19
seb128Laney, can't you do that yourself?13:19
Laneyi'm not in ~ubuntu-desktop13:19
seb128well if you have upload rights you have commit rights13:19
seb128it subteam from main uploaders13:19
Laneyno i only have package set upload13:20
Laneydoesn't give team bzr commit13:20
seb128oh right13:20
seb128I though you had main upload rights13:20
Laneyonly to the important parts :P13:20
seb128pitti, bsd sources can be shipped under the apache license?13:23
seb128(just checking, I'm not sure about non common cases)13:23
seb128pitti, you probably want to define a license for the debian directory in the copyright?13:25
seb128otherwise scour seems fine to me13:25
pittiseb128: no, that one source file is bsd, rest is apache13:25
pittiseb128: "Files: *" should include debian/, though?13:26
seb128good point13:26
pittiseb128: my intention was to ship the packaging under the same license, i. e. apache13:26
pittijust in case I ever write something (like a test suite) which should go upstream13:26
seb128pitti, NEWed13:26
pittias I did for optipng13:26
pitti\o/13:26
pitticheers13:26
seb128bah I forgot to promote it13:27
seb128I will do that when I new the binaries later13:27
pittiseb128: I'll file an MIR now13:29
rodrigo_hmm, has anything changed related to the debian/*.install files?13:29
rodrigo_if I add a subpackage (-dev) and 2 .install files, it just adds the docs to both packages13:29
seb128rodrigo_, no, why?13:29
seb128can you push you work somewhere?13:30
rodrigo_seb128, yes, one minute13:30
didrocksbbiab, need to do some errands13:30
seb128didrocks, see you13:31
rodrigo_seb128, lp:~rodrigo-moya/+junk/gsettings-desktop-schemas13:31
seb128rodrigo_, ok, checking that13:32
rodrigo_seb128, no hurry, I'm off for lunch now, so take your time :-)13:33
* pitti chuckles on the graph on http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/natty/canonical-desktop-team.html -- clearly we had an UDS :)13:33
seb128pitti, it's suprising that we have so much green already there13:35
pittiseb128: well, some specs were carried over from maverick13:35
pittiexplains why mvo is already at 100% :)13:35
Sir_Konradok so we can transfer songs to an iPod Touch on Ubuntu, but they don't appear in the iPod app.13:35
seb128;-)13:35
Sir_Konradcan anyone confirm this?13:35
seb128Sir_Konrad, bug #65924413:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 659244 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 2 other projects) "Tracks synced to iphone won't play (affects: 21) (dups: 3) (heat: 128)" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65924413:36
seb128?13:36
seb128it might be fixed by that sru13:36
Sir_Konradseb128, probably it. I'm going to try working on this bug. Hopefully I might have it fixed for jailbroken ones by the time of 11.04...13:36
Sir_Konradseb128, it's already fixed?13:37
seb128Sir_Konrad, we will use banshee as default music player this cycle13:37
seb128Sir_Konrad, it might yes13:37
Sir_Konradseb128, ok I'll be looking into it. If it's not fixed I'll see if I can help out.13:37
seb128ok thank you13:37
seb128try 0.13.2 to start13:38
seb128I will do the update for natty today13:38
seb128if you want to wait13:38
Sir_KonradRhythmbox 0.13.2 seb128?13:39
seb128yes13:39
Sir_Konradok.13:39
seb128Sir_Konrad, see comment #15 on the bug13:39
seb128rodrigo_, you named the files gsettings-desktop-schemas13:40
seb128rodrigo_, with "ttt", 3 t13:40
seb128rodrigo_, typo ;-)13:40
Sir_Konradok seb128, looking into it. :)13:40
pittiseb128: scour is in binNEW; I'll promote the source to main13:40
seb128pitti, thanks13:41
pittiseb128: do you have a sec to review?13:41
* pitti prepares cdbs integration13:41
seb128pitti, yes13:41
pittiseb128: MIR is filed, FTR13:41
seb128pitti, doing that13:41
seb128pitti, do you want me to promote those as well?13:41
* pitti hugs seb128, sorry for bothering you wit hthat13:41
pittiseb128: please13:41
pittiI metioned in the MIR that it got pre-promoted13:42
seb128pitti, no worry, I will make you pay back this week13:42
pittiit's easy to revert13:42
seb128once gtk3 lands ;-)13:42
pittiheh, yes13:42
seb128pitti, binaries out of binNEW to main now13:48
pitti*hug*13:48
seb128*hug* back ;-)13:48
* pitti runs a storm attack on SVGs13:48
Sir_Konradseb128, rhythmbox 0.13.2 isn't into the default Ubuntu repos yet.13:48
seb128Sir_Konrad, right, upstream just rolled the tarball13:48
pittiSir_Konrad: OOI, do you like playing wesnoth? :)13:48
seb128Sir_Konrad, I will try to do the update today13:49
Sir_Konradpitti, yeah used to be a huge wesnoth gamer. :P13:49
pittiSir_Konrad: explains your nick13:49
Sir_Konradseb128, you're going to put it into the repo?13:49
seb128Sir_Konrad, in natty13:49
seb128Sir_Konrad, but I can put it in a ppa for maverick if you want13:49
Sir_Konradseb128, oh ok. can you put it into lucid?13:50
seb128I don't think so13:50
seb128the lucid glib is not recent enough to build it13:50
Sir_Konradah...13:50
Sir_KonradI'm probably going to have tp update to Maverick.13:50
mterryseb128, in this gtk3 .3 update, I want to just use dh_autoreconf instead of updating this darn 070-mandatory-autoreconf.patch every time.  Is there any reason not to?13:58
seb128mterry, no13:58
seb128just it's not as easy with other sources13:58
seb128it's an old debhelper source and the rules do several builds13:59
seb128so you can't only include the autoreconf rules13:59
mterryseb128, yeah.  I'm inserting a dh_autoreconf after patching (as it only needs to be done once, AFAIK) and the dh_autoreconf_clean right before the dh_clean call14:00
seb128seems alright14:00
seb128if that work great, the autoreconf patch is driving me nuts as well14:00
mterry:)14:01
* kenvandine hates all of those autoreconf patches 14:01
Laneydh_autoreconf ♥14:02
pittiour meeting today is still 1600 UTC, right?14:03
seb128I've to check on dh-autoreconf though14:03
seb128pitti, 16:30utc14:03
pittierm, right14:03
seb128pitti, in 2:3014:03
pitti$ date -u14:03
pittiDi 2. Nov 14:03:21 UTC 201014:03
pittiright14:03
seb1282:26 ;-)14:03
* mterry wishes the world ran on UTC time14:04
seb128I need to check on dh-autoreconf14:04
kenvandineindeed14:04
seb128I've the feeling some of the builds run twice14:04
Sir_Konradpitti, meeting is at 1600UTC?14:04
seb128or at least configure runs twice14:04
pittiSir_Konrad: no, 163014:04
Sir_Konradpitti, ok.14:04
Laneydh-autoreconf takes care of cleaning, so double builds shouldn't be a problem14:04
seb128not sure why though14:04
mterryseb128, they do do multiple configure runs.  But I didn't think we needed multiple dh_autoreconf calls14:04
Sir_KonradLet me figure out what time that is in my time zone pitti. :P14:04
seb128Laney, mterry: no, I mean simple things like gnome-utils14:05
seb128dh-autoreconf make them configure twice14:05
pittiseb128: date -d '16:30 UTC'14:05
pittisorry, Sir_Konrad ^14:05
seb128not sure if they build twice14:05
Sir_Konradpitti, what?14:05
seb128but I can see the build finish and configure run again14:05
seb128which doesn't happen when they have an autoreconf patch14:05
pittiSir_Konrad: that will give you the meeting time in your local time14:05
seb128rather than using the autoreconf rules14:05
Laneyweird14:06
Sir_Konradah.14:06
Sir_Konradthanks. :P14:06
Laneyit just runs autoreconf -f -i14:06
Sir_KonradHmm... I dunno if I'll be able to attend. :\14:06
Sir_KonradCan I get a recap later on? :D14:08
seb128logs are public and online14:08
seb128you can find them on the wiki page after the meeting usually14:08
Sir_Konradok.14:08
didrockspitti: when you have some time, any idea why I get only one blueprint on the list and not others even if I updated them this morning? (see http://paste.ubuntu.com/524441/)14:09
seb128didrocks, which ones are missing?14:09
seb128oh14:09
seb128checking14:09
seb128didrocks, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/other-dx-n-2d-experience-fallback14:10
seb128you need to assign it to you14:10
seb128https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/other-dx-n-unity-compiz14:10
seb128same14:10
seb128not sure why https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-bringing-desktop-and-netbook-image-closer is not14:10
didrocksnot really my spec for those 2 fist, but I was thinking that the WI tracker will take as I have actions on them14:11
seb128try deleting the empty line bellow "work items:"14:11
pittididrocks: what seb128 says14:11
pittithe WI block must be one paragraph14:11
pittisince you can have other stuff around it14:11
didrockspitti: oh right, sorry for that :)14:11
didrocksbut for the first two? it should be an assignee, even if it's not me, isn't it?14:12
didrocksand for https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-oneconf, any clue?14:12
didrocksshould be accepted to natty I guess14:12
pittididrocks: ^ done14:15
didrockspitti: thanks :)14:15
didrocksjust need to confirm who should be assignee on the two first spec, but dbarth is away today14:16
mterryseb128, OK, I have a gtk3 package that built successfully in my personal natty PPA (and uses dh-autoreconf).  I'll update the ubuntugtk3 branch shortly.  Should I push to the GNOME3 PPA or natty?14:16
mterryHmm, how do I prevent .bzr-builddeb/default.conf from showing up as a local change to the package?14:23
didrocksmterry: do you use bzr bd -S ?14:23
mterrydidrocks, oh, that would probably be wise.  I was doing debuild14:23
didrocks:)14:24
seb128mterry, you can probably push to both14:26
seb128jasoncwarner, hey14:26
pittihey jasoncwarner14:26
seb128mterry, do a maverick upload in the gnome3 ppa14:26
seb128mterry, we will keep that a backport for people doing gtk3 cleaning still on maverick14:27
mterryseb128, k14:27
seb128mterry, maybe wait for tomorrow in natty, I will do another round of checking today to make sure we are on shape14:27
mterrysure14:27
ricotzseb128, i hope the natty gtk3 package will include introspection?14:28
seb128ricotz, it will14:28
ricotzgood :)14:28
seb128mterry, is the current version doing that? ;-)14:28
seb128I turned it on and off during the previous weeks14:29
mterryheh, let me check14:29
seb128build was failing with gir 0.9.314:29
ricotzit builds fine with 0.9.1214:29
seb128I commented on the binary in the control and the rules changes14:29
seb128ricotz, right, I got it to build fine locally14:29
seb128but the ppa has maverick builds as well14:29
didrocksmorning jasoncwarner14:29
mterryseb128, nope, still commented out14:30
ricotzseb128, maverick wont work of course, but natty needs to have it14:30
seb128mterry, ok, so we need to turn that on before going to natty14:30
mterryseb128, sure14:30
seb128mterry, I can fix that and upload later today or tomorrow14:30
seb128mterry, or do you want to do it?14:30
seb128ricotz, "needs"?14:30
seb128ricotz, nothing require it yet so no hurry14:31
mterryseb128, I can do it whenever we decide to push to natty14:31
seb128but we will have it at some point sure14:31
seb128mterry, well goal is to land that to natty this week14:31
seb128I would say later today or tomorrow14:31
ricotzseb128, gnome-shell needs it, or i need to ship an extra package :(14:31
mterryseb128, right, that's the timeframe I meant too14:31
seb128mterry,14:32
seb128-#dh_girepository -pgir1.0-gtk-3.014:32
seb128+dh_girepository -pgir1.0-gtk-3.014:32
seb128---enable-introspection=no \14:32
seb128+--enable-introspection=yes \14:32
seb128gir1.0-gtk-3.0 needs to be in the BINARY_ARCH_PKGS list14:34
ricotzand drop the gir patch14:34
seb128uncomment the binary in control and the typelib .install14:34
jasoncwarnerdidrocks: morning!14:34
seb128mterry, ^ basically what you need14:35
mterry:) ok14:35
mterrythx14:35
seb128np14:35
seb128jasoncwarner, thanks for ignoring pitti and me hellos ;-)14:36
didrocks("continue to ignore" +1 penalty card :-))14:37
chrisccoulsonhi jasoncwarner!14:39
Sir_Konradok guys, I'm going to beat it for now. Be back later. ;)14:40
rickspencer3pitti, good morning14:40
seb128Sir_Konrad, bye14:40
didrockshey rickspencer314:41
seb128rickspencer3, hey14:41
Sir_Konradsee ya later seb128. :)14:41
rickspencer3hi didrocks, seb128, etc...14:41
seb128rickspencer3, did you make home fine?14:42
rickspencer3seb128, iou14:42
seb128oui ;-)14:42
pittibonjour rickspencer314:42
seb128rickspencer3, bien :-)14:42
rickspencer3mon voyage (eeer, don;'t know how to say "was") tres facile14:42
didrocksétait14:42
didrocksgood to hear :)14:43
rickspencer3seb128, et tu?14:43
seb128"toi"14:43
seb128j'ai bien voyagé14:43
rickspencer3hehe14:43
rickspencer3chouette14:43
seb128;-)14:44
seb128j'ai dormis un peu dans l'avion14:44
rickspencer3didrocks, comment est Leon?14:44
didrocks"Lyon" (Leon is a first name btw :))14:44
rickspencer3</Abusing French>14:44
didrocksrickspencer3: je suis encore à Annecy, je déménage à Lyon début décembre14:44
rickspencer3didrocks, ah, oui14:45
rickspencer3pitti, do you have a schedule for blueprints between now and Feature Definition Freeze?14:45
rickspencer3avez-vous un schedule?14:46
rickspencer3hehe14:46
pittirickspencer3: our plan was to have the list of specs nailed down by today's meeting, and WIs settled by next Tuesday14:46
rickspencer3aggressive14:46
pittiI know :)14:46
rickspencer3pitti, with plumbers this week, seems a bit hard to nail that down across the board14:46
pittibut feasible IMHO, given that we don't have that many specs this cycle14:46
seb128I will cover for pitti14:46
seb128or rather help14:46
pittirickspencer3: I already got mine written up14:46
seb128I don't think anybody else is at plumbers in our team14:46
pittiall pending approval14:46
rickspencer3yeah, I'm thinking of all the teams, though14:46
seb128so plumbers should not impact on the team14:46
pittiand I can do some reviews during the week14:47
seb128I think the "this week" was for desktop14:47
pittirickspencer3: oh, this is just for desktop14:47
seb128not sure what other teams plan to do14:47
rickspencer3right, understood14:47
pittirickspencer3: if other teams need more time, that's up to them from my POV14:47
rickspencer3in the past, the Desktop team set the pace, so I was going to try to align everyone around the desktop schedule14:47
pittibut I didn't ask people to write complex wiki documents, etc.14:47
rickspencer3however, I think that other teams may need 1 more week14:47
pittiwe did that in the past, but the reason for that is pretty obsolete IMHO14:48
seb128pitti, imho we should stop doing that14:48
seb128we didn't really last cycle14:48
pittiI know, and on purpose14:48
rickspencer3pitti, how do you know if you have the "list of specs"? do you set the blueprints with some attribute?14:48
seb128what we care about is a summary and workitems imho14:48
pittiwe also didn't for lucid14:48
pittirickspencer3: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+specs?searchtext=desktop14:48
pitti(minus some noise there from ols/dx)14:48
rickspencer3pitti, but do you set them as "Accepted" or so?14:49
pittirickspencer3: I target them to natty14:49
rickspencer3Or is it that they are assigned?14:49
pittiand they need an assignee in the desktop team14:49
rickspencer3So, series goal = Natty14:49
rickspencer3?14:49
pittibut for above list, targetting to Natty is the critical point14:49
rickspencer3and probably should have an assignee14:49
pittiyep14:49
pittiJason and I went through and made sure that all of them have people assigned and a priority14:50
rickspencer3ok, I think having teams have that by next Thursday, and then have work items the following Thursday is reasonable14:50
rickspencer3I'll discuss with the other Engineering Managers14:50
rickspencer3thanks all!14:50
pitticheers14:51
tkamppeterjasoncwarner, hi14:51
jasoncwarnertkamppeter: good morning (or afternoon)14:52
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: As for bug #533652, what do you think would be the proper way to fix? The bug is about removing the cancel button, but you made an attempt to reduce the timeout duration14:53
ubot2Launchpad bug 533652 in gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu) (and 3 other projects) "critically low battery dialog "cancel" button is meaningless (affects: 8) (heat: 61)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53365214:53
bilalakhtarCan I work on removing the cancel button? Currently the bug is assigned to you, since the last few months14:54
chrisccoulsonbilalakhtar, the issue is that notify-osd is displaying the fallback alert14:54
chrisccoulsong-p-m is not adding a cancel button14:54
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: so notify-osd is displaying that?14:54
chrisccoulsonyes14:54
bilalakhtarhow come!14:54
bilalakhtaryup, its true14:55
bilalakhtarBut shouldn't it display that in a bubble?14:55
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: ^14:55
chrisccoulsonyes14:55
bilalakhtarso did you revert the change in the package later on?14:55
chrisccoulsonbilalakhtar, just looking14:56
bilalakhtarthanks14:57
rodrigo_seb128, oh, didn't see the typo!!14:58
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: yes, I saw, you removed it14:58
bilalakhtarit went upstream14:58
seb128rodrigo_, wb ;-)14:58
bilalakhtar*reportedly*14:59
seb128rodrigo_, hehe, I didn't spot it immediatly either14:59
chrisccoulsonit should never have gone upstream, it's ubuntu specific14:59
chrisccoulsonanyway, i can see the issue14:59
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: thanks, I know how to fix it now14:59
rodrigo_seb128, that's why sometimes it's better to have someone look at the code, I looked everywhere but at the file names :)14:59
chrisccoulsonbilalakhtar, it's ok, already fixed ;)15:00
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: But can't we have a bubble instead? why get notify-osd to display that dialog?15:00
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: it isn't fixed, the upstream bug was closed as NOTGNOME15:00
chrisccoulsonbilalakhtar, i mean, already fixed here15:00
bilalakhtarthanks, go ahead15:01
bilalakhtarI mean, go ahead with your work, I disturbed you quite much :D15:02
rodrigo_seb128, ok, packages build great now, thanks for spotting it!15:02
rodrigo_seb128, should I upload to the PPA?15:02
seb128rodrigo_, yes15:03
seb128do you have access to it?15:03
rodrigo_seb128, not sure, let me try15:05
bilalakhtarseb128: I want to get a GTK bug fixed, should I work on ubuntugtk3 branch or normal ~ubuntu-desktop one?15:07
seb128what bug?15:08
seb128I would say normal gtk15:08
seb128you probably want it fixed in gtk215:08
seb128gtk3 is not really used yet15:08
bilalakhtarhmm, oka15:09
bilalakhtarIts a tiny bug15:09
bilalakhtarbug #61101115:10
ubot2Launchpad bug 611011 in gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "Printing to File should go to $XDG_DOCUMENTS_DIR instead of $HOME (affects: 2) (heat: 38)" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61101115:10
seb128the patch if you get one will probably apply to both series15:10
seb128but better to work on upstream code and get it upstream15:10
seb128so it will go back in the archive with the next update15:10
rodrigo_bilalakhtar, yes, I guess that looks a nice upstream fix15:10
bilalakhtarhmmmm15:10
bilalakhtarrodrigo_: will forward it upstream, then wait if they accept it soon, else go ahead and poke a sponsor here15:11
rodrigo_seb128, Rejected:15:11
rodrigo_Signer has no upload rights to this PPA.15:11
rodrigo_bilalakhtar, yes, GTK developers might not answer too quick now, as they have a full load of work15:11
bilalakhtarhmm, GTK source uncompressed is HUGE!15:12
rodrigo_bilalakhtar, so, what I'd do is to file the patch in bugzilla.gnome.org, add it to our packages, and then remove it from the packages when it goes upstream15:12
bilalakhtarrodrigo_: that's what I would do definitely, thanks15:12
ricotzbilalakhtar, if it is an easy and understandable patch which you have got as git-patch you could try promoting it on irc15:14
rodrigo_yeah, also15:15
* bilalakhtar has a lot of experience creating patches with git and running behind GNOME devs15:15
bilalakhtarRhythmbox, Empathy, Nautilus, I have patched them all15:15
rodrigo_yeah, some patches from you are in upstream! :)15:15
seb128re15:20
rodrigo_hey seb128, not sure if you saw my message, but yeah, no permissions for that PPA15:20
seb128I saw and added you to the team now15:20
rodrigo_ah, ok15:20
seb128rodrigo_, that gives you right to push to all desktop packages as well15:20
* rodrigo_ dput's15:20
seb128but no upload rights to the archive15:20
rodrigo_so, I can break everything!!!15:21
seb128rodrigo_, we usually don't give commit access before some reviews15:21
seb128right15:21
rodrigo_ok :)15:21
rodrigo_so, I can push to the ~ubuntu-desktop branches now?15:21
seb128which was going to be my point, please ask for review before touching main archive components15:21
seb128yes15:21
rodrigo_seb128, but you always go via merge proposals rather than pushing directly?15:21
seb128but feel free to commit on new components you work on15:21
seb128or things you usually maintain, tomboy, etc15:21
rodrigo_yeah15:22
rodrigo_for the others, I'll send merge proposals15:22
seb128well if you are unsure just go with merge proposed for a bit15:22
rodrigo_yes15:22
seb128it's likely that after a while we will tell you to just commit15:22
seb128but we usually wait until we are confident you don't do errors15:22
seb128I just gave you access now because it will make things easier for gtk315:22
seb128you have access to the ppa and new sources this way15:23
seb128ok?15:23
rodrigo_yeah, right, I don't want to break anything15:23
seb128if you are unsure just ask on the channel15:23
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bilalakhtarXDG_DOCUMENTS_DIR doesn't exist usually in the system, then how should the system find the document directory?15:38
bilalakhtarShould it default to $HOME/Documents?15:38
rodrigo_seb128, ok, gsettings-desktop-schemas is in the PPA now15:41
rodrigo_ricotz, ^^ if you can have a try at it when it's available in the PPA, that would be great15:41
didrocksbilalakhtar: it depends on ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs for the locale handling15:41
bilalakhtarthanks15:42
seb128rodrigo_, great ;-)15:42
ricotzrodrigo_, the version string doesnt look right15:44
rodrigo_ricotz, hmm, why?15:44
ricotzshould be something like 0.1.0-0ubuntu115:45
rodrigo_ah, right15:45
ricotzand add an ~maverick1 or something15:45
ricotzrodrigo_,  ^ so it doesnt conflict with the natty upload15:46
rodrigo_yeah, doing a new upload now with the version changed15:46
micahgricotz: ~maverick1 is for official backports, it should be something like ~maverick~ppa1 unless it's an official developer backport15:47
rodrigo_ricotz, so, 01.0-0ubuntu1~maverick~ppa1 ?15:47
ricotzmicahg, yeah :P, just wanted to give an exampel15:47
rodrigo_0.1.0-0ubuntu1~maverick~ppa115:47
ricotzrodrigo_, yes15:48
Riddellwhat's the Ubuntu Desktop equivalent of "your battery's dying, suspending in 30s, click here to cancel" ?15:48
ricotzrodrigo_, you might want to upload a 0.1.0-0ubuntu1~ppa1 to the natty pocket15:49
pittiricotz: we don't have a "cancel", but otherwise that's done by gnome-power-manager15:49
ricotzRiddell, ^15:50
jcastrodidrocks: can you idle in #banshee from now on?15:53
didrocksjcastro: I'm idling already :)15:53
jcastrodidrocks: also, they started putting together bugs they need to work on for our transition15:53
rodrigo_ricotz, btw, is it safe to install the packages from your PPA in a maverick install?15:56
rodrigo_ricotz, that is, there is no glib API changes that might affect other apps, right?15:57
* rodrigo_ just created a virtual machine to test the gnome3-builds ppa15:57
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ricotzrodrigo_, i havent tested this and i wouldnt recommend it16:13
rodrigo_ricotz, ok16:13
rodrigo_hmm, is the desktop meeting in 10 minutes, or in 1 hour 10 minutes? evolution just showed me a reminder that it's in 10 minutes, but it used to be at 6:30 my time16:21
mterry10 min16:22
sorenrodrigo_: Lots of places moved away from DST this weekend.16:22
micahg16:30 UTC is in 10 minutes16:22
rodrigo_yeah, right16:22
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jasoncwarner16:30 UTC. Everyone here?16:30
jasoncwarnerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-11-0216:30
* tremolux waves16:30
didrockso/16:30
pittio/16:30
* kenvandine waves16:30
* TheMuso is here.16:31
* rodrigo_ is here16:31
seb128hey jcastro16:31
seb128ups16:31
mterryo/16:31
seb128hey jasoncwarner16:31
jasoncwarnerOk. I guess we can get started!16:32
* pitti gets spammed with more errors in WI definitions -- thanks everyone for being quick with drafting!16:32
kenvandine:)16:33
* pitti checks previous actions in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-10-19 -- painfully slow network here16:33
tkamppeterhi16:33
jasoncwarnerOk, so as I understand post UDS schedules, we should be targeting today as the day we get the blueprints targeted to Natty, is that correct?16:34
pittiso, no outstanding actions AFAICS16:35
jasoncwarnerOh, I was corrected as well. First order of business16:35
pittiI already sent a reminder about this last Friday16:35
jasoncwarnerWe need to welcome rodrigo to the desktop team!16:35
kenvandinewelcome rodrigo_!16:35
pittibasically, is everyone happy with the priorities and the spec list in https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+specs?searchtext=desktop ?16:35
tremoluxhey rodrigo_ !16:36
* pitti hugs rodrigo_, welcome!16:36
rodrigo_hi all!!16:36
didrockshey rodrigo_ ;)16:36
rodrigo_thank you, really happy to be on this team16:36
seb128rodrigo_, welcome!16:36
didrockspitti: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/other-dx-n-2d-experience-fallback should be essential, but it's not my spec and I can't change16:36
pittididrocks: done16:37
brycehwelcome rodrigo_!16:37
didrocksthanks :)16:37
mterryhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/appdevs-desktop-n-opportunistic-developer-manual should be targetted for natty, but I can't change that16:37
mterryrodrigo_, hihi16:37
pittihttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-oneconf also is new on the list -> Low? (didrocks <-)16:37
cassidybigon, didrocks, seb128, kenvandine : https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/empathy/+bug/66353516:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 663535 in empathy (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Extreme poor Video Quality in Empathy (jabber) (affects: 2) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,New]16:37
pittimterry: done16:37
cassidywould be nice to fix this in Maverick16:37
mterrypitti, thanks16:38
didrockspitti: low sounds good16:38
seb128cassidy, hey, thanks, will look after the metting16:38
pittimterry, rickspencer3: rick as approver is deliberate?16:38
kenvandinehttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-geoclue16:38
kenvandineshould be targeted16:38
mterrypitti, I'm not sure.  What are the implications of that?16:38
pittimterry: as long as rickspencer3 is happy to do that, that's fine16:38
pitticertainly he has a particular interest in that subject :)16:39
bigoncassidy: option A) is the best I guess?16:39
mterrypitti, I can follow up with him about it16:39
pittikenvandine: are we really going to do that for natty?16:39
cassidybigon, yeah16:39
kenvandinepitti, that was the plan16:39
kenvandinepitti, in a small way :)16:39
pittikenvandine: that was already targetted to lucid/m and we postponed because it wasn't ready yet?16:39
kenvandineindicator-datetime needs it16:39
pittikenvandine: 'k16:39
kenvandineit is ready16:39
kenvandinebut we are going in very low key... simple even16:39
kenvandine:)16:40
rickspencer3maybe set it to jasoncwarner?16:40
pittikenvandine: is that medium or high? i. e. if it turns out to be broken, do we throw resources at it to fix it or drop it?16:40
seb128pitti, it's low or medium16:40
seb128it's a nice to have but we can opt that out easily16:40
pittijasoncwarner: (sorry for 0wning the meeting ATM, please tell me to STFU if you want to talk about something else first)16:41
pittiseb128: ack16:41
seb128it's just a "do you want to change your timezone"16:41
seb128if you travel16:41
kenvandinelow16:41
kenvandineand minimal work16:41
pitticute16:41
kenvandinethe package is in good condition16:41
pittiI agree to Low, folks can change it in the panel16:41
kenvandinejust need to upload ubuntu-geoip and indicator-datetime16:41
seb128pitti, you can set me as approver if you want16:41
kenvandinethe rest of the "must haves" there is IS :)16:42
seb128not sure if jasoncwarner wants to approve specs yet16:42
pittirickspencer3: reviwing the book? didrocks as approver then, perhaps?16:42
seb128or if he still needs some time to get used to our workflow etc for now16:42
pittiseb128: you are already, sounds fine16:42
rickspencer3pitti, oh? for the book, I can stay approver, whatever16:42
pittiseb128: well, spec review is a typical tech lead responsibility16:43
rodrigo_who is the tech lead?16:43
pittithe targetting/milestone planning is more of a project mgmt thing, and thus we should all do that (with Jason driving)16:43
pittirodrigo_: I guess me again, now that I'm back; unless seb128 wants to keep it :)16:44
seb128rodrigo_, pitti16:44
rodrigo_:)16:44
seb128pitti, (meeting on friday 6pm are yours :p)16:44
pittiseb128: \o/16:44
rodrigo_hehe16:44
kenvandinehehe16:44
didrocksahah :)16:44
tremoluxhaha16:44
TheMusoheh16:44
kenvandineseb128, you did a great job :)16:44
seb128kenvandine, thanks ;-)16:44
pittiwith me being in ~ubuntu-release it actually makes sense for me to track our release state, that's fine16:45
* pitti hugs seb128 for being an great TL last cycle16:45
* tremolux applauds seb12816:45
* rodrigo_ applauds too16:45
* seb128 hugs pitti16:45
seb128thanks everybody16:45
* didrocks hugs seb128 as well :)16:45
kenvandine:)16:45
seb128I will still watch on desktop and dx don't worry16:45
kenvandineof course :)16:45
seb128no whip but I can still assign bugs :p16:45
kenvandineseb128 always sees all16:45
* didrocks hopes that his back with all the scars will disappear soon :)16:46
pittiso, everyone else happy with their assigned specs for natty and their priorities?16:46
TheMusolol16:46
* pitti tries to imagine didrocks without a back16:46
didrockspitti: :p16:46
kenvandinehaha16:47
TheMusolol16:47
pittiaaanyway16:47
pittiso, we would like to try and be aggressive with getting our WIs ready for this cycle16:47
rodrigo_I have no blueprints assigned, although at UDS I talked about me working on a few of them, I guess that's ok, the assignee is the 'driver'?16:47
pittisince we don't have that many BPs this time (yay), I think it sohld be feasible for everyone to get the WIs on their drafted specs ready this week, and set it to "pending approval"16:47
pittiobjections?16:47
kenvandinerodrigo_, yeah, you may just get work items from other blueprints16:48
rodrigo_ok16:48
seb128pitti, seems fine16:48
kenvandinepitti, wfm, i think i have them all done already :)16:48
pittirodrigo_: "drafter" is responsible for leading the UDS session, keeping notes, and expanding into work items and documentation; assignee does the implementation16:48
pittirodrigo_: in a lot of cases that's one and the same person, of course16:48
didrockspitti: apart from WI, as we discussed that we don't want anymore wiki page, what do we need to fill in the dashboard for you to approve the spec?16:48
pittirodrigo_: so you'll probably earn some WIs from other people's specs16:48
pittifor review I need16:49
rodrigo_pitti, ok then16:49
pitti- a detailled enough description to state problem, rationale, and approach to solution16:49
pitti- assignee in the desktop team16:49
pitti- work items must be clear and complete16:49
seb128\o/ on no wiki16:49
* didrocks +1 on \o/ no wiki16:50
pittiIF the spec is so complex that it needs lots of explanation, feel free to link a wiki page16:50
mterryWait, you don't want wiki links for blueprints?16:50
pittibut for most specs it shouldn't be required16:50
pittimterry: well, s/want/require/16:50
seb128(I was not sure if somebody would complain about me not asking for wiki summary last cycle)16:50
seb128(nice to see that others agree)16:50
pittimterry: many specs are sufficiently well described in terms of detailled WIs16:50
kenvandinemterry, let me guess, you already drafted wiki pages?16:50
seb128mterry, we just hate paperwork where it'sn not required ;-)16:50
pittiif I may quote my own spec, https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/performance-desktop-n-install-footprint has 56 WIs and clearly states "GOAL" and extra notes16:51
brycehwow, no wiki writeups?  interesting16:51
mterrykenvandine, :)16:51
pittibryceh: as I said, if you want them as documentation or explanation, please do them16:52
pittiIf a spec is not clear enough, I'll certainly follow up and complain :)16:52
brycehfair enough :-)16:52
* kenvandine just wishes the whiteboards in blueprints used wiki formating :/16:52
kenvandineor some kind of formating16:53
pittione request: to allow me to sensibly track the status, please do set the status to "PENDING APPROVAL" once you are done with it and want a review16:53
pittiI WON'T look at specs in "drafting"16:53
chrisccoulsonoops, meeting time :/16:53
kenvandineok16:53
pittiok, cool16:53
kenvandinehey chrisccoulson, i think we are done, just assigned all the specs to you :)16:53
chrisccoulsonlol16:53
pittianything more on specs from anyone?16:53
chrisccoulsonthanks \o/16:53
* pitti hands back mike to jasoncwarner for going on with the agenda16:54
TheMusou/c16:54
jasoncwarnerpitti: thanks16:54
jasoncwarnerthat was much crisper than if I had one that ;)16:55
pitti(I guess there's not much of a partner update at this early stage)16:55
kenvandinenope16:55
kenvandine:)16:55
kenvandineplanning planning planning16:55
kenvandinemoving along :)16:55
jasoncwarnerSo, high level, we wanted to get the BPs targeted to Natty and all WIs done this week.16:55
kenvandineWIs created, not done :)16:56
jasoncwarnerpitti: agreed. Anyone have anything to say on partner update?16:56
cyphermox__all WIs done this week? eep! ;)16:56
pitticyphermox__: well, not ": DONE", just written up :)16:56
chrisccoulsonit seems that pitti has done most of his already ;)16:56
jasoncwarnersorry, CREATED16:56
jasoncwarner:)16:56
kenvandinehehe16:56
jasoncwarnerHow about a Kubuntu update, is Riddell here?16:56
pittiwith at most three specs each it should be feasible16:57
pittiif you have more stuff to do than you can write down in one week, you *definitively* have too much16:57
Riddelljasoncwarner: certainly am16:57
Riddellcurrently in the process of collating our Todo list16:57
Riddellhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo/Natty is where it'll end up16:57
Riddellthe notes from the sessions are up on the proceedings pages and I've tidied them all up now https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/UDSNatty16:58
jasoncwarnerRiddell: awesome, thanks. timeframe for todo list? possible to get it settled this week to coincide with creation of work items?16:58
Riddelljasoncwarner: I'm doing it now, should take an hour or so16:58
kenvandineRiddell, can you also get me that bug # we had talked about?16:59
pittiRiddell: do you want me to set up a WI tracker for this, or do you and the Kubuntu community just use the wiki16:59
Riddellprobably less, tidying up the session notes is what's taken most time16:59
pitti?16:59
Riddellpitti: if you could set a WI tracker for that wiki page that would be interesting16:59
Riddellkenvandine: which one was that?16:59
kenvandinethe qt one16:59
pittiRiddell: will look into that17:00
kenvandinewe talked about on friday night17:00
Riddellkenvandine: which Qt bug?  (I'm jet lagged, memory not working so great..)17:00
Riddellkenvandine: oh I know17:00
kenvandinesomething about the look of qt apps in gtk17:00
Riddellthe gnome file dialogue one17:00
Riddellyes I'll find that out17:00
kenvandineyeah17:00
kenvandinethx17:00
jasoncwarneranything else?17:00
jasoncwarnerRiddell: you'll work with pitti to setup WI tracker? Is that the approach?17:01
pittijasoncwarner: sounds like an action for me17:01
Riddellyes17:01
jasoncwarner[ACTION] pitti setup WI tracker for Kubuntu17:01
jasoncwarnerOk.17:01
jasoncwarnerThere is a big action I guess17:01
jasoncwarner[ACTION] everyone write their specs and get them approved (forgive if I used wrong words ;) )17:02
pittijasoncwarner: sounds fine17:02
TheMusoSounds about right.17:02
jasoncwarnerOk, what did we miss? Pitti? seb128? anything else we need to talk about?17:02
pittijasoncwarner: nothing from me17:03
pittino release status yet17:03
pittisince we don't have anything to release yet :)17:03
pittiso, that sounds like a wrap17:03
seb128jasoncwarner, nothing from me either17:03
jasoncwarnerOk, if nothing else17:03
jasoncwarnerI don't have a gavle or anything to officially end a meeting17:04
jasoncwarnerso, uh, end of meeting!17:04
seb128if you have some spare time this week please work on merges and sponsoring17:04
pittinot in this channel17:04
* rickspencer3 hands jasoncwarner the gavel17:04
pittiin #ubuntu-meeting, there is one actually :) (#endmeeting)17:04
jasoncwarner#endmeeting17:04
pittirickspencer3: did you hand him your whip yet?17:04
jasoncwarner:)17:04
TheMusoheh17:04
rickspencer3pitti, I have kept the whip17:04
didrocksrickspencer3: keep it, keep it :)17:04
* kenvandine hears whip cracking noises17:04
didrocks\o/17:04
brycehrickspencer3's gonna still need the whip17:04
rodrigo_seb128, merges from debian?17:04
pittirickspencer3: right, you need it for the entire platform team now, to chase people into sponsoring17:05
TheMusoIf anything, rickspencer3 will be thickening it I suspect...17:05
pittijasoncwarner: sorry, you need to get your own17:05
TheMusou...and adding a few more strands.17:05
seb128rodrigo_, yes17:05
jasoncwarner;)17:05
seb128would be nice to be done with merges early and to clean the sponsoring queue a bit17:06
TheMusoAfaik there are still a lot of new merges on mom17:06
rickspencer3jasoncwarner, I always said "/me taps gavel" at the end of the meeting, so I could search for it in the logs17:06
pittididrocks: please fix "u1 team" and "necessita" assignees in https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-oneconf17:06
rodrigo_necessita? :D17:06
didrockspitti: yeah, I'll chase for people now (there is also a dx team) :)17:06
jasoncwarnerrickspencer3: good idea, I just searched for #endmeeting, but you're right...17:07
pittididrocks: same for "armel team" in https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-bringing-desktop-and-netbook-image-closer -- please assign to a person; team assignments don't really work for whip cracking :017:07
jasoncwarnerrickspencer3: perhaps we can wrap the meeting with xml style opening and closing braces <sarcasm> meeting </sarcasm> ? That appropriate? ;)17:07
pittijasoncwarner: #endmeeting is a mootbot command (like [ACTION], but it's not running here17:07
rodrigo_didrocks, instead of u1 team, use 'chipaca', and he'll assign it to somebody to do the actual work17:07
didrocksrodrigo_: ok, great! I'll assign to dbarth for dx team as well then :)17:08
Chipacaindeed17:08
pittididrocks: finally, "charline" doesn't exist in https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-coherent-behavior-for-apps-in-messagingmenu17:08
rodrigo_didrocks, oh, or you can just say 'chipaca' on irc and he shows up :D17:08
Chipacaas if by magic17:08
rodrigo_yeah17:08
kenvandinemagic!17:08
didrockspitti: yeah, same. I wasn't sure it was triggering bugs for you, but I can't find her on LP17:08
didrocksso, it's was more "WIP"17:09
seb128didrocks, assign to ivanka I guess :p17:10
didrocksseb128: yeah, let's do that and see what happens :)17:10
Riddellpitti: this has an action item for RAOF, how do I get it onto his WI list? https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/multimedia-kubuntu-n-x17:11
didrockspitti: done done, done and done :)17:11
* pitti hugs Riddell17:12
pittiand didrocks17:12
* didrocks hugs pitti back17:12
pittiRiddell: it should already be17:12
didrocksno objection that I rename "UNE update" to "Unity update" in the meeting template?17:12
pittiRiddell: except that it's "raof"17:12
Riddellpitti: how does it know to include that blueprint?17:13
rodrigo_kenvandine, ok, so what you needed then in json-glib?17:15
didrocks(I will take it as a "no" :))17:15
kenvandinerodrigo_, just handle the parsing of it and produce an easier data type to return17:24
kenvandineso now you have to figure out what the root node type is and iterate over it, figuring out if there is nested types, etc17:25
kenvandineso maybe produce a hash table with <string,GLib.Value?> or something17:25
ari-tczewdoes Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, firefox | abrowser | www-browser makes sense in natty? firefox is not enough?17:25
ricotzrodrigo_, please use debian source format 3.0 for new packages like gsettings-desktop-schemas ;)17:25
kenvandinerodrigo_, where that value could be a nested hash table if needed17:26
kenvandinesomething like that17:26
ari-tczewchrisccoulson: around?17:26
kenvandinejust takes a fair bit of code to figure out the right way to parse the json17:26
jcastrorodrigo_: are you working on the banshee U1 store issues?17:26
kenvandinedepending on if the root object is a json array, etc17:26
rodrigo_kenvandine, ok, I'll have a look at the code and see what can be done17:27
kenvandineok17:27
rodrigo_jcastro, no17:27
ari-tczewseb128: are you going to merge gnome* related packages in universe?17:28
rodrigo_jcastro, but I guess I should, if nobody else does17:28
seb128ari-tczew, who is you?17:28
rodrigo_Chipaca, ^^(banshee U1 fixes)17:28
seb128the team or me?17:28
jcastrorodrigo_: ok, do we have a list of regressions vs. the rhythmbox store? I know it's not exactly a 1 to 1 port.17:28
seb128ari-tczew, I doubt we will17:28
seb128well as time depends but we will probably be busy enough17:29
rodrigo_jcastro, I know of a few bits, but it would be cool if someone did a real test of both to produce a list17:29
Chipacaaquarius has done something like that17:29
Chipacaaquarius: do you have a "list of regressions"?17:29
ari-tczewseb128: what do you want to know about me? MOTU member. I just saw your words: [18:06] <seb128> would be nice to be done with merges early and to clean the sponsoring queue a bit17:29
Chipacaaquarius: in my mind it's just "make the code better, and add u1mslinks"17:29
seb128ari-tczew, ? not sure to understand the question17:30
didrocksChipaca: also the dummy mp3 panel if we don't have mp3 support at start to trigger the codec download17:30
seb128ari-tczew, oh, I was wondering if the "you" in your question was for me or the team17:30
seb128ari-tczew, I didn't ask who you are ;-)17:31
seb128sorry if that was not clear17:31
ari-tczewseb128: ok no problem17:31
Chipacadidrocks: and that17:31
aquariusChipaca, so far it all works, other than u1mslinks, and I am shortly going to try actually buying a record to confirm that that works. Extra work: mp3 codec installer, u1mslinks, tweak to gconf to enable music store by default, add banshee-extension-ubuntuonemusicstore package by default.17:31
seb128ari-tczew, well, feel free to claim universe merges, there is enough work for everybody17:31
didrocksaquarius: it's the xml file, not gconf to enable it by defaut17:32
ari-tczewseb128: ok. do you want to clean up sponsors queue?17:32
aquariusdidrocks, yeah, an xml snippet somewhere, agreed17:32
seb128ari-tczew, well, not me alone but yes we should clean it17:32
Chipacajcastro: and, I've asked dobey to look into improving the quality of the plugin where and as needed, and will have mandel (and/or dobey -- it's not for a couple of months) add the missing bits17:32
ari-tczewseb128: I'm also on it.17:32
seb128ok great17:33
jcastrodobey: ok if you need something fixed in upstream banshee tag it with "ubuntu" in the whiteboard on upstream bgo.17:33
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jcastro^^ that goes for anyone who finds transition bugs in banshee17:34
jcastrothe faster we triage them in upstream bgo the more time we'll have17:34
seb128jcastro, define transition?17:37
seb128jcastro, should we tag any bug forwarded from launchpad?17:37
seb128or just specific ones for things which work in rb and not banshee?17:37
jcastroseb128: transition specific ones, specifically ones which need to have parity with rb.17:38
seb128ok17:38
jcastrobasically the things we discussed at the sessions17:38
didrocksthinking on that, we didn't discuss transitionning library, do we?17:38
didrocks(library as in "music library")17:38
jcastrowe've been shipping the importer for like 2/3 releases at least17:38
jcastrothat should be "2 or 3", not two-thirds!17:39
didrocksis it working fine? (we should have a look at bad interaction with u1 specifically)17:39
jcastroI think we should test it for sure17:39
jcastrolet me add a needs-help wi in the spec for that17:39
didrocksjcastro: thanks :)17:39
Riddelljasoncwarner: our lengthy todo list https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo17:43
didrocksjcastro: https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/appdevs-dx-n-unity-places should be targetted to Natty17:46
jasoncwarnerRiddell: awesome. Can you update the wiki with a link to that for posterity? thanks.17:48
jcastrodidrocks: done17:49
didrocksjcastro: thanks!17:50
Riddelljasoncwarner: update the wiki?  it is the wiki17:51
jasoncwarnerRiddell: sorry, the team meeting recap wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-11-02 under the kubuntu section17:53
Riddellgotcha17:54
pittiRiddell: it knows that raof is a member of the desktop team17:55
Riddellpitti: ok but doesn't it need to be pointed at natty or something?17:56
pittiRiddell: it does, es17:56
pitti"yes"17:56
pittiRiddell: targetted to natty now18:04
chrisccoulsonhas anyone upgraded to natty yet?18:10
pittichrisccoulson: me18:10
cyphermox__chrisccoulson,  i did18:10
pittisince last Friday evening18:10
chrisccoulsonoh, i guess i should do as well :)18:10
pittibut of course nothing really interesting happened yet, by and large some merges and new kernel18:11
cyphermox__I don't regret it... lots of things seem to not compile18:11
pitticyphermox__: due to gcc 4.5 being stricter?18:12
cyphermox__pitti, I guess.18:13
cyphermox__NM wasn't happy, neither were gtkhtml and evolution-data-server so far18:13
didrockssport and dinner, see you tomorrow guys :)18:14
pittinight didrocks18:14
cyphermox__didrocks, night!18:14
* pitti throws new cdbs with automatic SVG compression nattywards18:14
cyphermox__wooo!18:15
didrocksnight pitti, cyphermox__ :)18:15
didrockspitti: great!18:15
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dobeyChipaca, aquarius: i think there's some odd differences in how it deals with adding stuff to the library, as well18:18
ftachrisccoulson, beside a daily update-apt-xapian-index crash, some annoying python warnings (like in bzr), some weird chromium session breakage, and of course the xul/ff lockdown you know about, natty is fine for me :P18:19
chrisccoulsonfta - heh, i'll be using all the mozilla builds from maverick for the time being ;)18:19
chrisccoulsonalthough, i'll probably switch off -pie later to stop the hanging18:19
ftaoh, emacs23 weird too, if you use that18:20
chrisccoulsonnah, i don't use that18:20
chrisccoulsonvim ftw :)18:21
chrisccoulsonwooh, over 1GB to download18:21
ftavim for quick edits, emacs for real development18:21
mterryseb128, natty version of gtk3 with gir in PPA (and code in lp:~mterry/+junk/ubuntugtk3)18:26
seb128mterry, waouh!18:28
seb128mterry, did you get any luck with the gir question?18:28
seb128mterry, I will review it tomorrow morning (gtk3)18:29
seb128if I spot nothing let's upload tomorrow18:29
mterryseb128, no luck18:29
mterryk18:29
ricotzmterry, just a minor thing18:31
ricotzmterry, the libgtk3.0-0.symbols shouldnt include things like "2.91.2-0ubuntu1~build1"18:32
mterryricotz, I agree.  Should be just 2.91.218:32
ricotzyes18:32
mterryricotz, I let some slip in?  Hrm18:32
Sarvatt_ok so tomorrow's the day we should stop updating natty if we want a working system? :)18:32
seb128Sarvatt_, no, new gtk is a separate version18:33
seb128nothing will really use it before a month at least18:33
seb128we will build the stack around it first18:33
seb128mterry, sorry closed the dialog, did you reply?18:33
seb128to the gir question18:33
ricotzSarvatt_, yeah like kernel 2.6.37-rc1 ;-)18:33
seb128mterry, how do you update the symbol file?18:33
mterryseb128, either by hand or copy the new one over and sed away the suffixes for the versions18:34
mterryseb128, I said "no luck" (re: my gir question) and "k" (re: review/upload tomorrow)18:35
seb128mterry, you should use dpkg-gensymbols -v18:35
seb128dpkg-gensymbols -v2.91.218:35
mterryseb128, well fancy fancy18:35
seb128I usually copy the log line when it fails, add the -v and -O18:35
seb128then debuild binary18:35
seb128then after the build copy the .symbols over18:35
mterryseb128, ricotz: bzr blame indicts didrocks18:36
mterryI'll fix and push to branch18:37
seb128thanks18:37
mterrydone18:38
brycehpitti, I think I found your twin:  http://www.ted.com/talks/david_bismark_e_voting_without_fraud.html19:05
pittihaha19:06
kklimonda_seb128: are debian gnome packagers still use cdbs or are they switching to dh7? Or, if I'd like to help them on packaging gtkmm 2.22.0 (which requires me to create a new package for atkm) should I use cdbs, dh7 or just ask the current maintainer?19:39
seb128better to use the same build system than gtkmm19:39
kklimonda_ok19:39
seb128thanks for working on that update19:40
seb128it's one of the one we didn't do last cycle and which would be nice to get19:40
TheMusoHappy to work on atkmm, as we may end up using it for unity.19:42
TheMusokklimonda_: Do ou know if there is any existing packaging for atkmm anywhere?19:44
kklimonda_TheMuso: I couldn't find it anywhere, there is also no ITP bug on bts19:45
TheMusokklimonda_: ah ok.19:46
kklimonda_TheMuso: by anywhere I mean their svn repository - I've sent an email to maintainer (and gnome packager group on alioth) asking about it but I didn't get an answer yet so I've decided to ask some initial questions. I'll probably wait till weekend before I do any real work in case if someone has been working on a branch privately.19:47
TheMusokklimonda_: Fair enough.19:48
TheMusoWorth noting that atkmm used to be part of gtkmm.19:50
* TheMuso was able to build it here with little effort.19:50
Sir_KonradOk I'm back. I can view the meeting's transcript on the wiki?20:06
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pittiSir_Konrad: irc.ubuntu.com has logs20:07
Sir_Konradok thanks pitti. Any chance Jono Bacon comes in here?20:08
pittiSir_Konrad: try #ubuntu-devel20:08
Sir_Konradok. Thanks. :)20:08
seb128he's on this channel...20:09
jonoSir_Konrad, hey20:09
Sir_KonradHey jono!20:09
jonohey Sir_Konrad!20:09
Sir_Konradjono, just wanted to thank you for all the great work you've done, and I have to say FLOSS Weekly isn't worth listening to anymore. :P20:10
jonoSir_Konrad, thanks so much, the work is really the folks in here, not me :-)20:11
jonoI just help the community to do their thing :)20:11
Sir_Konradjono, ah still, you really helped pull me into the art of community. ;)20:12
jonoSir_Konrad, thanks, so much! glad you enjoyed it :-)20:13
chmrrCan someone take a gander at merging https://code.launchpad.net/~broder/gnome-terminal/fix-37767/+merge/39887 ?20:14
Sir_Konradwhoa sorry about that jono and everyone else. o.O20:15
Sir_Konradyeah anyway jono, thanks again. Can't wait to start working on 11.04 with everyone this go around.20:16
jonoSir_Konrad, awesome, hope to see you participating in Ubuntu :-)20:16
Sir_KonradOh I will be jono. I'll be active in a lot of these channels for awhile, so I guess I'll see you around. ;)20:17
jonoSir_Konrad, sweet!20:17
jonohave fun!20:17
Sir_KonradThanks jono! See ya around. :)20:17
jonobye!20:18
Sir_KonradBye. :D20:18
Sir_KonradI'll brb everyone, switching into Unity20:19
Sir_Konradeh... something tells me Maverick and Unity are built for eachother. Lucid and Unity... not so much.20:33
kenvandineseb128, can you sponsor lp:~ken-vandine/ubuntu/maverick/x264/maverick-proposed21:19
kenvandine ?21:19
kenvandinefor bug 66353521:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 663535 in x264 (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 2 other projects) "Extreme poor Video Quality in Empathy (jabber) (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66353521:19
* kenvandine heads afk for a bit21:20
seb128kenvandine, ok, will do21:29
Sir_Konradso how do I become part of the desktop team?21:36
seb128Sir_Konrad, contribute to desktop work there21:41
seb128work on fixing issues and send patches for those21:41
seb128or work on updates21:41
Sir_Konradseb128, ah ok.21:41
seb128or work on merges from debian21:41
Sir_Konradthanks seb12821:48
Sir_Konradbrb21:48
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lamalexevolution keeps segfaulting :\22:40
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robert_ancellrodrigo_, hey22:49
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rodrigo_hey robert_ancell23:35
Sir_Konradhey rodrigo_23:37
rodrigo_hi Sir_Konrad23:37
Sir_Konradwhat's up?23:37
rodrigo_nothing really, just checking mail before going to sleep :)23:38
Sir_Konradrodrigo_, :)23:38
robert_ancellrodrigo_, hey, was wondering what you were doing up :)23:59
rodrigo_robert_ancell, now? :)23:59

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