[00:23] Have all of the b7 release features been merged into b8pre with todays update? [00:24] bobby_: huh? b7 was released from trunk AFAIK, we'll be updating the firefox-next PPA next week [00:24] so not all of the final features were added yet? [00:27] oh yeah, and why does flash keep crashing? Started Monday... [00:27] Never did that before [00:38] *sigh* after a reboot on natty, all the indicators are gone [01:04] fta - i had my first proper natty bug today! [01:04] i popped out earlier, and when i returned to my computer, all the contents of all my windows were garbled [01:04] i ended up having to reboot in the end [01:04] * micahg is dreading updating his test machine to Natty [01:05] micahg - do it! it's fun...... [01:05] :) [01:05] chrisccoulson: I have to make sure the maverick kernel works first, then I'll upgrade :) [01:05] * micahg is stuck on a karmic kernel ATM [01:05] just use the natty kernel ;) [01:05] chrisccoulson: no Natty ARM kernel AFAIK [01:06] ah, ok [01:06] wow, some people have a lot of time on their hands: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11717510 [01:06] chrisccoulson, do you still have the indicators? [01:06] fta - i do, but i haven't updated any packages today [01:06] i'm quite conservative with updating ;) [01:07] oh [01:07] i've lost the netspeed applet too [01:08] fta - do you have gnome-panel-bonobo installed? [01:08] no [01:08] i think we're running the new dbus based panel, which probably means some applets still using bonobo won't work [01:08] try installing that [01:08] that might get the old bonobo applets working again [01:08] oohhhh [01:08] ahhhhh [01:08] \o/ [01:09] thanks [01:09] :) [01:10] fta - have you seen gnome bug 631410 before? [01:10] Gnome bug 631410 in gio "Port gapplookupgconf.c to using x-scheme-handler/" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=631410 [01:10] this has implications for firefox and chromium, in that they need to declare that they handle x-scheme-handler/http mimetypes in their desktop files now [01:11] (and https) [01:11] the protocol handlers are no longer stored in gconf anymore [01:11] hm, i think so [01:12] in evo [01:12] but it's gone now [01:12] yeah, evo should have one for the mailto URI's too [01:13] and thunderbird too, i guess [01:13] i notice in natty that protocol handling is broken, because no apps are specifying the x-scheme-handler types [01:14] well, it was broken from me in evo with http links this morning, but it's fine now [01:14] oh, it's strange that it's working again now :/ [01:14] natty all upgraded & freshly rebooted [01:14] perhaps i should try updating ;) [01:15] grr, i wish liferea was faster [01:15] 30 sec to mark a single feed as read [01:16] yeah, liferea is painfully slow here as well [01:16] it's becoming so unusable that i'm almost feeling compelled to fix it [01:25] sftp:// links are broken in nautilus [01:26] Error reading from unix: Input/output error [01:26] weird clueless error [01:27] fta - yeah, broken here too [01:27] and context menus: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fta/menu.png [01:28] fta - i guess that's related to the bonobo -> dbus port [01:29] * chrisccoulson runs upgrade now :) === asac_ is now known as asac === Nafallo_ is now known as Nafallo === fenris- is now known as ejat === jorge__ is now known as jcastro === jdstrand_ is now known as jdstrand === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:48] jdstrand, hi, why is 7.0.517.44 in -update while in -security, it's still .41? [18:50] fta: it shouldn't be. let me look [18:51] that's weird, I totally copied to -security [18:51] * jdstrand does it again [18:58] * jdstrand wonders if it is because he did the pocket copy for -updates and to -security at the same time rather than waiting one publishing cycle [18:58] shouldn't make a difference [18:58] anyway, it's done [19:06] thanks [19:07] http://www.osnews.com/story/24021/WebM_Update_80_of_Daily_YouTube_Videos_Now_in_WebM [20:50] is there anything in the policy preventing me from building a package with icc instead of gcc?