[00:21] bah, appmenu-gtk breaks emacs gtk+ menus just by being installed === MikeGuo is now known as hylinux === chaotic_ is now known as chaotic === |Omega| is now known as Omega [08:19] are there any known bugs with notify-osd with xorg-edgers in lucid? i noticed it the entire time in maverick but in lucid it was fine for a while and now i'm experiencing the same bug. [08:30] eaerth: what is the bug you're experiencing? [08:32] nigelb: hey, thanks for the response. the bug i'm experiencing is basically the bottom and right edge of notifications is chopped off. just the part where it fades though; like all of the text is still visible. [08:34] eaerth: Have you logged a bug on launchpad for this? [08:34] Its a lot more easier if you do. Developers aren't looking at IRC 24 x 7 [08:36] no, i know what you mean. i was considering that i'm just not familiar with any of the commands to run to get logs of either edgers or notify. ;\ [08:37] well, ubuntu-bug notify-osd sould grab whatever is relevant [08:37] If you can add in a screenshot, that would do wonders :) [08:39] right on, thanks. [08:41] once you do that and mention the bug number here, maybe somone will look at the bug when they come online === seiflotfy_ is now known as seiflotfy === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === seb128_ is now known as seb128 === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === jorge is now known as jcastro === bilalakhtar_ is now known as bilalakhtar [16:53] tedg, what would it take to get a custom gtk widget into an appindicator menu? (like https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Networking?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=network-menu-simple.jpg) [16:53] (the on off toggleswitch) [16:54] and471, We'll support the toggle switches as standard items. You should just use a checkbox for now. [16:54] No custom widgets though. [16:55] tedg, what do you mean you'll support them as standard items? [16:55] and471, It'll be in the default set of dbusmenu widgets. So you can include libido for it and then it'll get across the bus fine. [16:56] tedg, ah ok, when you start to create it, ping me, as I have already written it in python :) [16:56] and471, K, it'll probably be bratsche though :) [16:56] bratsche, ^ [17:01] bratsche, Do you remember that dbusmenu code we added for the grabs in Alt+letter showing of the menus? [17:01] bratsche, Turns out those variables aren't available in GTK 3. [17:02] bratsche, I'm considering commenting it to get the GTK 3 patch in and opening a bug on it. [17:02] bratsche, What do you think? [17:06] tedg: I can't remember what variables you mean now. [17:06] GdkModifierType or something? [17:06] Or was it something on GtkMenuItem? [17:09] bratsche, It was GtkMenuShell. Let me get a link real quick. [17:10] ->have_grab? [17:12] bratsche, Yeah: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~dbusmenu-team/dbusmenu/trunk/annotate/head%3A/libdbusmenu-gtk/client.c#L457 [17:12] bratsche, active as well [17:13] Oh yeah. [17:17] Fucking grabs. [17:17] :) [17:24] bratsche, :) So if I comment that code out and file a bug, do you think that makes sense? [17:24] bratsche, I'm guessing it's going to take a bit to work out. [17:24] Yeah, makes sense for now. [17:25] seb128: could you review my branch for this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/645724 [17:25] Launchpad bug 645724 in ibus (Ubuntu) "Ibus applet in unity does not allow selection of menu entries by mouse. (affected: 6, heat: 36)" [Undecided,Fix committed] [17:26] kenvandine: I kicked ibus's arse up and down today [17:26] :) [17:26] klattimer, ok, adding that to my todo [17:27] klattimer, do you consider it ready for an upload to natty? [17:27] klattimer, great :) [17:27] seb128: maverick not natty [17:27] * kenvandine needs to head to lunch, bbiab [17:27] klattimer, why not natty? [17:27] for natty it's probably the best we've got [17:28] but it needs to be merged and released into maverick asap [17:28] as it makes ibus work again [17:29] right, we can and should upload to both [17:29] Do you guys know if there are some apps that have pygi bindings done already, or just pygtk? [17:29] s/apps/libs [17:29] bratsche, what do you mean? [17:30] bratsche, the idea is to not have bindings by using the typelib? [17:30] seb128: I'm trying to make some bindings for libgrope, and hoping to find something to peek at. [17:30] bratsche, I'm not sure to get the question, gi just make you get ride of have to write bindings [17:30] you just use python-gi and the gir datas [17:31] bratsche, you should probably add introspection to your library [17:31] lmfao [17:31] I just turned the news on [17:32] there's riots in milbank tower [17:32] Yeah, Christian Giordano was posting videos to it. [17:33] http://www.flickr.com/photos/asifkhan/5163734529/ [17:36] ^ that is fucking disgraceful [17:36] I am a student in the UK and I am embaressed [17:37] *embarrassed [17:42] Yeah, no doubt. It's crazy. [17:42] bratsche, did my reply answer your binding question? [17:43] seb128: Yeah. I'm setting up introspection stuff now. I'll try to figure out how to make it usable from Python using that next. [17:43] seb128: Thanks [17:44] bratsche, basically python -c 'from gi.repository import Component" [17:45] where Component is your gir [17:45] Gtk, Nautilus, etc [17:45] then Gtk.api [17:45] >>> from gi.repository import Gtk [17:45] >>> Gtk.Dialog() [17:45] [17:46] bratsche, ^ [17:46] Cool, thanks. [17:46] yw [18:02] bratsche, libgrope, awesome [19:57] Hey kenvandine [20:11] hey bratsche [20:13] kenvandine: I made some gobject-introspection fu for libgrope, and was wondering if you get a few minutes any time today if you could look at it and see if it looks kind of right. Now that I've made it, I don't really know what to do with it. :) [20:14] sure [20:14] push it someone and let me look [20:14] in a bit... [20:14] i think i might be starting to win this fight i have been having with couchdb :) [20:15] kenvandine: lp:~bratsche/libgrope/gobject-introspection [20:15] Nice :) [20:20] seriously... it took me an hour to fix this facebook problem in maverick, lucid, and trunk... but now all day to just make couchdb not freaking grow huge in lucid's version === Pendulum_ is now known as Pendulum [22:09] bratsche, still going to be a bit... i didn't win the fight with couchdb yet... :) [22:10] * kenvandine needs a break... javascript and making couchdb do things there is no python API for hurts [22:11] kenvandine: No worries. It doesn't need to be today necessarily. [22:15] * kenvandine wants to see what libgrope is :) [22:16] bratsche, don't forget, tomorrow is a holiday [22:16] kenvandine: what do you need api for? [22:16] in order to run an update handler in couchdb, to only update a doc if it needs updating [22:16] there is no python api [22:17] kenvandine: Oh, it is? What's tomorrow? [22:17] this is part of backporting the facebook fix for gwibber [22:17] bratsche, verterans day :) [22:17] Sweet! [22:17] bratsche, you and i both missed the last holiday :) [22:17] so wanted to remind you :) [22:17] kenvandine: ugh, couchdb has way to many features [22:17] kenvandine: Awesome, thanks! [22:18] too* [22:18] kklimonda, a good feature .... and i really need it for lucid [22:18] otherwise gwibber_messages will get huge [22:18] kenvandine: I don't say you don't but from my perspective, as someone who'll have to implement it in couchdb-glib, it sucks ;) [22:19] kklimonda, haha... well you might not need to [22:19] kenvandine: I'm just going to pretend it doesn't excist [22:19] exist* [22:19] it isn't a feature any of the desktopcouch guys knew existed [22:19] actually, I can probably reuse most of the CouchdbQuery \o/ [22:20] * kenvandine goes to light the grill and pop open a beer :) [22:20] laters! [22:20] those are just design documents after all [22:20] see ya :)