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RAOFrobert_ancell: Not for me, obviously.00:16
RAOF*Unity* 's not the most stable of beasts, but on Intel that's not X's fault, and on my R5450 that's because it's only recently supported.00:17
robert_ancellRAOF, it's not starting on my VM after a dist-upgrade this morning.00:18
RAOFOk.  Time for me to dist-upgrade, then.00:18
* RAOF doesn't *recall* uploading a break-X package, though ;)00:18
robert_ancellit might be a kernel change00:19
RAOFYour VM doesn't doesn't actually have acceleration support, though, does it?00:19
RAOFIE: it should be using VESA?00:19
RAOFaka: /var/log/Xorg.0.log would be nice :)00:20
TheMusoUnity and compiz were updated overnight.00:21
TheMusoI.e unity using compiz is now in natty proper.00:21
RAOFI've been playing with the unity PPA, so I think my testing experience should be portable to natty proper now.00:22
robert_ancellRAOF, no acceleration, just running metacity00:23
RAOFSo it should be moderately difficult for X to not work for you :)00:24
faganthats the way ive been doing it switching between metacity and compiz00:24
robert_ancellI was suprised!00:24
RAOFfagan: “It”?00:25
fagantesting the new unity00:25
RAOFAh, right.00:25
robert_ancellRAOF, bottom of the log is "Screens found, but none have a usable configuration".  It appears to be trying the CIRRUS driver00:26
robert_ancellhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/534094/00:27
robert_ancellRAOF, dmesg also looks interesting http://paste.ubuntu.com/534095/00:28
RAOFHm.  What's happened to my mouse input?00:29
robert_ancellRAOF, do you have an external mouse?00:29
RAOFYup00:29
robert_ancelland a trackpad00:29
RAOFNope.  This is a desktop.00:29
* RAOF installs ls-input to see if the kernel's transmitting events.00:30
robert_ancelloh, X loses the mouse for me all the time.  I have to move the trackpad to get it back00:30
robert_ancelltook me ages to work that out00:30
RAOFHm.  VideoRAM: 0KB00:30
RAOFIt's therefore quite reasonable to exclude all modes on the basis of insufficient framebuffer size :)00:31
robert_ancellso the kernel has probably broken it?  Or is there an ABI mismatch between the kernel and X?00:31
RAOFAh - yeah.  It looks like X is trying to map the pci device to probe video memory, the kernel's failing to do it properly, and X is throwing its hands up.00:32
robert_ancellRAOF, who do I file the bug against?00:34
RAOFThe kernel.00:34
RAOFI'd confirm this hypothesis by trying to boot the previous kernel, though.00:34
robert_ancellRAOF, hmm, don't suppose you know how to get into grub in a vm?  I doesn't want to work00:38
RAOFHolding down left-shift isn't winning?00:39
robert_ancellno00:39
TheMusoModify the grub config to bring up the menu and timeout.00:39
robert_ancellmanual grub.cfg editing should do the trick00:39
TheMusoIs the best option IMO.00:39
RAOFOh, yeah.  I was thinking you couldn't boot at all.00:39
robert_ancellyay, back to X!00:39
TheMusoI.e in /etc/default/grub00:39
robert_ancellTheMuso, I just ended up reordering the kernels00:40
* TheMuso is running natty on bare metal earlier in the cycle than usual, and finding its quite ok actually.00:40
TheMusoA few quirks, but I'm willing to work around them.00:40
rickspencer3TheMuso, I find you need to dist-upgrade early or late00:42
robert_ancelldamn, ubuntu-bug doesn't want to report from natty.  "This is not a genuine Ubuntu package"00:42
rickspencer3TheMuso, how is Unity Accessibility going?00:42
TheMusorickspencer3: Still getting my head around the accessibility library design, and particularly GObject. Never worked with it before, so I am having to learn some new concepts. Starting to get to the end of that and looking at the actual API I have to use, and understanding the concepts it uses. :)00:45
TheMusoI hope to start writing some prototype code, i.e to create a fake accessible app in the next week.00:45
robert_ancellRAOF, bug #67727700:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 677277 in linux (Ubuntu) "Can't run X in VM after dist-upgrading to 2.6.37-5.13 (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67727700:48
RAOFLooks good.00:49
robert_ancellTheMuso, feel free to ping me about GObject.  It's quite a learning curve but I feel I'm most of the way to the top after 5 years or so :)00:51
TheMusorobert_ancell: Thanks. I feel I have most of the basics down, and having good usecase code to read and understand helps.00:52
robert_ancellI find that hard to find too00:52
TheMusoFor anyone wanting to learn gobject and needing good code to try and get an understanding, I recommend this repo: git://github.com/zorgnax/gobject-examples.git00:52
TheMusoFound it whilst googling for stuff.00:52
TheMusoParticularly the bank account example, is a good one to really help get one's head around how things are constructed.00:53
TheMusoBecause its a perfectly practicle example of an object.00:54
robert_ancellat-spi should migrate to vala :)00:54
TheMusolol there are 3 pieces of at-spi now, at least for the dbus migration.00:56
TheMusoPython bindings, teh atk bridge, and the at-spi core itself.00:56
RAOFHah.  Turns out removing the apple origin sticker from the sensor of the mouse makes it work again :)01:14
TheMusolol01:15
Sarvattvmware is broken too fwiw https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/67675901:16
ubot2Launchpad bug 676759 in xorg-server (Ubuntu) "X11 (xorg) fails to start in natty on vmware (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,New]01:16
Sarvattrobert_ancell, RAOF http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commit;h=8c05cd08a7504b855c265263e84af61aabafa32901:19
Sarvattjackpot? :)01:20
RAOFLooks like it :)01:21
robert_ancellSarvatt, nice01:22
robert_ancellSarvatt, are you going to update my bug or shall I?01:30
Sarvattdidn't I already?01:31
robert_ancellSarvatt, oh, race condition :)01:31
Sarvattalready started the search for other bugs, its pretty wide impact01:31
Sarvattrobert_ancell: should be good to go now, thanks for the heads up because knowing 2.6.37-4 worked pointed me at the fix, I saw jbarnes' pull request the other day and didn't read the commit message01:41
robert_ancellSarvatt, np, thanks for tracking it down!01:42
robert_ancelldobey, can you comment on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=635134?  A lot of people have broken intlttool/gettext builds01:58
ubot2Gnome bug 635134 in general "[PATCH] Can't use both IT_PROG_INTLTOOL and AM_GNU_GETTEXT" [Normal,Unconfirmed]01:58
* TheMuso notes that he is running the -5 kernel without issue.02:37
* RAOF notes TheMuso is probably using a kms driver, and as such doesn't need to do any pci probing from userspace.02:41
RAOFBut that is a useful distinction to make; it won't be broken for *everyone*02:41
hyperairsay, how does this X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain thing work for desktop files in Ubuntu?02:44
TheMusoRAOF: Ah ok makes sense.02:59
TheMusoWell Orca is working with firefox 4 which is a good sign.03:06
micahg\o/03:06
RAOFHuzzah!03:09
TheMusoYeah I am pleased about that.03:10
dobeyrobert_ancell: why are you calling AM_GNU_GETTEXT with intltool?03:18
robert_ancelldobey, I'm not, I'm filing bugs against all the GNOME packages that do (which is pretty much them all)03:19
robert_ancelldobey, do you understand the reasoning behind https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=624186 - this seems to have caused even more confusion03:20
ubot2Gnome bug 624186 in general "Deprecate glib-gettext macros" [Normal,Unconfirmed]03:20
dobeyrobert_ancell: there is no reasoning in that report at all03:21
dobeyrobert_ancell: but there is https://bugs.launchpad.net/intltool/+bug/654918 also03:21
ubot2Launchpad bug 654918 in intltool "intltool doesn't work with upstream gettext (affects: 1) (heat: 4)" [Undecided,Invalid]03:21
robert_ancelldobey, how about http://blogs.gnome.org/jjardon/2010/10/08/use-upstream-gettext-instead-the-glib-one?03:21
kenvandinerobert_ancell, got a minute for a vapigen question?03:23
robert_ancellkenvandine, sure03:23
kenvandinei am beating my head against the wall here with dbusmenu on natty03:23
dobeyrobert_ancell: i think it is a flawed assumption and nothing more. misinformation afaict03:24
kenvandinei had to patch gobject-introspection to get some glib refreshes from git master03:24
kenvandinewhich fixed most of my errors03:24
kenvandinebut03:24
kenvandinenow i think there are namespace issues03:24
kenvandinehttp://pastebin.ubuntu.com/534143/03:25
kenvandineif i drop the namespace from DbusmenuGtk-0.2.tmp.gir for MenuClass and ClientClass those errors go away03:25
kenvandinewhich i don't know if that is the right thing to do03:26
kenvandineideas?03:26
robert_ancellkenvandine, can you paste the contents of them?03:26
dobeyrobert_ancell: i don't know why jjardon is on the upstream-only for gettext kick; but it's wrong.03:26
kenvandineand the other errors make me think the Gtk-2.0 and Gdk-2.0 girs are busted03:26
kenvandinerobert_ancell, of which?03:26
robert_ancellkenvandine, the .gir files03:27
kenvandinewell the Gtk and Gdk are stock natty03:27
robert_ancelldobey, we need a GNOME goal - fix all the screwed up i18n build systems03:27
kenvandinei know namespace stuff has gotten stricter03:28
dobeyrobert_ancell: all anything using intltool needs to call is IT_PROG_INTLTOOL03:28
dobeyrobert_ancell: if people would RTFM, they would know this already03:28
robert_ancelldobey, can you give me a link to the manual?03:28
kenvandinesigh... pastebin is making firefox angry03:29
kenvandineoh... it doesn't like the xml format..03:30
dobeyrobert_ancell: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~intltool/intltool/trunk/annotate/head%3A/README03:30
kenvandinehttp://dpaste.org/tZ4G/03:31
kenvandinerobert_ancell, ^^ that is DbusmenuGtk-0.2.gir03:31
robert_ancellkenvandine, very weird, I'm no help sorry03:35
kenvandinebummer03:35
kenvandineit's driving me nuts03:35
kenvandineit works fine on maverick :/03:35
robert_ancellkenvandine, what's the vapigen command?03:36
kenvandinei haven't even gotten to trying to make it build with gtk3 too03:36
kenvandineone sec03:36
dobeyanyway, i gotta go. night03:37
robert_ancelldobey, ok, thanks03:37
kenvandinevapigen --library=DbusmenuGtk-0.2   --pkg atk --pkg Dbusmenu-Glib-0.2 --vapidir=../libdbusmenu-glib DbusmenuGtk-0.2.tmp.gir03:38
kenvandinebut that isn't going to work03:38
kenvandineyou need a patched gobject-introspection03:38
robert_ancellkenvandine, the thing is that MenuClass is not in the gtk+-2.0.vapi file03:38
kenvandineyeah03:38
kenvandinei know03:38
kenvandinebut it must be on maverick...03:38
kenvandineoh... well03:38
kenvandinethe gir is generated03:39
robert_ancellit's not03:39
kenvandineso it must be getting it wrong03:39
robert_ancellare classes exposed in vala?03:39
kenvandinei think so03:39
kenvandineyeah, they are03:39
robert_ancellperhaps the .gir file needs to mark this as "this is a class object, so don't try and generate vala objects for it"03:40
kenvandinethe MenuClass and ClientClass errors i am less concerned with03:40
kenvandinealthough i would like to understand what is up there too03:40
kenvandinebut all those other errors03:40
kenvandinefrom Gdk-2.0.gir and Gtk-2.0.gir03:41
kenvandinedoesn't that sound like broken deps in the gir/typelib?03:41
robert_ancellif you look at Gtk-2.0.gir it is marked as "glib:is-gtype-struct-for="Menu"03:41
kenvandineGtk-2.0.gir:0.0-0.0: error: The type name `GLib.TypeInterface' could not be found03:41
robert_ancellbut the class in DbusmenuGtk-0.2.gir it's not marked as a is-type-struct-for03:42
kenvandinei can probably fix those with annotations03:42
kenvandinebut what do you make of those other errors?03:42
robert_ancellI'd expect the interface to be the same, without annotation vala probably assumes every record is an object03:43
kenvandineor do you think the failures from DbusmenuGtk-0.2.gir trigger other errors?03:43
robert_ancellthe others are functions..03:43
robert_ancellso is DbusmenuGtk-0.2.tmp.gir automatically generated?03:43
kenvandinebut they aren't defined03:43
kenvandineyeah03:44
kenvandineduring the build03:44
robert_ancellwhich might mean the docstrings need more annotating?  Or the class macros are not in standard form or something?03:45
kenvandineprobably03:46
kenvandinelooking at the source it looks like it shouldn't be Gtk.MenuClass03:47
kenvandinebut DbusmenuGtk.MenuClass03:47
kenvandineso a namespace issue03:47
kenvandinei actually found my namespaces in libgwibber-gtk were terribly broken03:48
kenvandinevapa-0.12 fixes a bunch of problems there03:48
robert_ancellah03:48
kenvandineso libgwibber-gtk had stuff in the wrong namespace03:48
kenvandinethat was fun figuring out too )03:48
robert_ancellare you building on natty?   You should be using vala-0.12 then03:48
kenvandine:)03:49
kenvandineyes... i am03:49
kenvandineso i am sure i can fix those 2 errors... but what about the functions that it can't find from Gdk-2.0.gir and Gtk-2.0.gir03:49
robert_ancellkenvandine, in maverick GLib.TypeInterface should be Gobject.TypeInterface03:52
kenvandinesame in natty03:53
robert_ancellhas gtk and gobject been built at different times/with different options/versions?03:53
kenvandinemaybe03:54
kenvandinemy hunch was basically broken deps in the gir03:54
kenvandineessentially03:54
robert_ancellbut it looks like they're explicitly referring to the wrong name03:55
kenvandineyeah, so you see the error says GLib.TypeInterface03:55
kenvandinei can't find that in the gir03:55
robert_ancelloh, weird03:55
robert_ancellit will be nice when we get over the introspection and vala growing pains :)03:55
kenvandineyeah :)03:56
kenvandineso i was thinking maybe the typelib doesn't match what the gir says03:56
kenvandinesince i suspect it is using03:56
kenvandinethat for speed reasons03:56
kenvandinei guess there is a tool for generating a gir from the typelib03:57
kenvandinelet me do that...03:57
kenvandinewell that's nifty03:58
kenvandineg-ir-generate  /usr/lib/girepository-1.0/Gtk-2.0.typelib03:58
kenvandinebut nothing about GLib.TypeInterface03:58
kenvandineso must be on vapigen's side03:58
robert_ancellhave you asked in #vala?04:00
kenvandineearlier04:01
kenvandinebut that was kind of the previous problem...04:01
robert_ancellkenvandine, gtg, hope you sort it out!04:19
kenvandineme too :)04:19
kenvandinelater!04:19
Sarvatthmm, opengl isn't enabled by default in compiz after upgrading to natty?05:17
RAOFWFM.  I think.  I did a bunch of initial setup, care of settings not being transferred from 0.805:19
Sarvattit was enabled but not checked in ccsm, that was odd05:19
Sarvattchecked it and it enabled composite, then unchecked it and it wanted to disabled a ton of plugins that were already enabled05:20
Sarvattand didn't flicker after enabling it05:20
Sarvatt.. I was set on none in appearance preferences, goes to show how much I notice compiz outside of transparency :)05:22
RAOF:)05:23
RAOFNot hitting the button marked “unity” yet?05:23
RAOFAaah, mklib, mklib, mklib.  Why?05:23
Sarvattwhere? nothing in ccsm05:24
RAOFOh.  That would be because unity-compiz doesn't seem to be in natty yet.05:27
TheMusoYes it is.05:28
TheMusoAt least I thought I saw it on natty-changes.05:28
RAOFMaybe it hadn't built last time I updated; I see 0.2.46-0ubuntu5 in apt-cache policy05:28
Sarvattlooks like it build deps on nux which only built on i38605:30
TheMusoYeah it probably didn't build. :)05:31
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kklimondagood morning07:11
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pittiGood morning07:36
didrocksgood morning07:37
didrocksRiddell: hey, do you have time for a small question? :)08:22
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rodrigo__morning08:48
didrockshey rodrigo__!08:48
rodrigo__hi didrocks08:48
didrockspitti: re:nux from what I see kde libs are using symbols files as well. I really don't know why the symbols exported in the chroot is different from the one we get directly building (doesn't seem to have any optional build-dep). I will try to get a working natty pbuilder this time and generate the symbol files from there, but that will be quickly hell :/08:50
didrockspitti: ok, nux as symbols issues and they differ from arch to arch, reverting to a .shlibs if you don't mind08:57
pittididrocks: ah, arch specific09:00
pittididrocks: so KDE libs have per-arch symbol files?09:01
pitti(I think that works somehow)09:01
didrockspitti: yes, they have. But as nux is really moving a lot (and they don't ensure API/ABI stability for now), I think that's just overkill as I'll have to upload to a ppa to adjust the symbols file each week09:01
pittididrocks: hm, they keep breaking the ABI very often?09:04
pittididrocks: then symbols and shlibs files don't make much sense anyway09:05
didrockspitti: sure, we we need shlibs to be able to get a versionned nux dep for unity, isn't it?09:06
didrocksother it will dep on libnux-0.9 without any version and won't force people to upgrade to latest nux with latest unity09:06
didrocksor is there something I miss?09:06
pittiright, you'd need to bump shlibs manually or add strict dependencies to unity09:08
didrocksyeah, let me look if I can do something more elegant than overriding dh_makeshlibs with dh709:08
pittididrocks: I think you can also add a second << dependency to the shlibs09:08
pittito require a particular upstream versino09:09
didrocksok, let's have a try with libfoo1 (>= 1.0), libfoo1 (<< 1.1)09:11
pittiyay, my apport GIR/GTK-3.0 port works09:24
didrockscongrats pitti :)09:34
didrockspitti: can you NEW to main (the MIR is already done): https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nux/0.9.4-0ubuntu2/+build/2053778 and https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nux/0.9.4-0ubuntu2/+build/2053776 please?10:06
pittididrocks: where's the MIR? I need to promote the source as well and close it10:09
didrockspitti: bug #67713610:10
ubot2Launchpad bug 677136 in nux (Ubuntu) "[MIR] nux (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67713610:10
pittioh, "done" means "created", not "approved"10:11
pittididrocks: do we really need to ship two 0.5 MB .bmp files? we can't use png?10:12
didrockspitti: I've already discuss that upstream and there will be some changes to that, just not now10:12
pittiok10:13
pittididrocks: you shold actually subscribe ~ubuntu-mir :)10:16
pittididrocks: accepted10:16
didrockspitti: subscribed and thanks!10:16
Riddelldidrocks: did your small question get answered?10:18
didrocksRiddell: yeah, I opened some lib{qt,kde}* to see if symbol files were ok with C++, the issue was arch related :) sorry for the noise10:19
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rodrigo__hmm, wth does this fail -> http://launchpadlibrarian.net/59312438/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-amd64.gnome-settings-daemon_2.91.3-0ubuntu1~build2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz ???11:19
rodrigo__all the deps are ok in the package11:19
rodrigo__ah, I think I found it!11:24
chrisccoulsonrodrigo__, bug 67651911:24
ubot2Launchpad bug 676519 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "link failing despite the right linking arguments are presents on command line (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67651911:24
rodrigo__ah11:25
kklimondayet another source of ftbfs?11:25
kklimondagood afternoon11:26
didrocksgood afternoon kklimonda11:26
kklimondahey didrocks :)11:29
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rodrigo__key kklimonda11:31
rodrigo__kklimonda, did you get your git account?11:31
kklimondarodrigo__: yes - I'm planning on starting the branch tonight.11:34
rodrigo__kklimonda, cool11:34
kklimondarodrigo__: I was trying to figure out how to create shiny interfaces and failed ;)11:34
rodrigo__I was wondering if there was a need for a 2nd person to approve the account, but I see my influences are enough :)11:34
rodrigo__kklimonda, oh, with glade?11:34
rodrigo__kklimonda, oh, if you want to play with interfaces, you might be interested in https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/+junk/guton11:36
rodrigo__kklimonda, a good way to test the couchdb-glib api and play with uis at the same time :)11:36
kklimondarodrigo__: well, not with glade - I don't like glade. But I was actually looking for alternatives to Gtk+ for creating "touch" interfaces - I took a look at Mx, then read about Nux, then saw that Meego is migrating completely to Qt.. and I've decided to go, look for a drink ;)11:38
rodrigo__:)11:38
rodrigo__"I started drinking because I didn't know what toolkit to use" :D11:39
rodrigo__kklimonda, for touch interfaces, you might want to talk with garnacho, he has a gtk branch for that11:39
kklimondalooks like I'm in a grumpy mood today :)11:47
chrisccoulsonhi pitti - would you mind processing bug 655707 for maverick please?11:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 655707 in pango1.0 (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 3 other projects) "Firefox crashes opening pages that use webfonts (affects: 4) (heat: 24)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65570711:56
chrisccoulson(i'm also going to fix this in lucid, but i still need to test that)11:57
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pittichrisccoulson: you mean process SRU uploads? was just about to (just back from lunch)12:46
chrisccoulsonpitti - sort of. i can't upload pango, so it needs sponsoring :)12:47
pittichrisccoulson: ah, I see; yup, will do12:47
chrisccoulsonthanks12:47
pittichrisccoulson: I don't see a lucid debdiff there, am I missing something?12:53
chrisccoulsonpitti - just testing that12:54
chrisccoulsonpitti - google also fixed their website, so i'm not sure how we can get users to test it :/12:54
chrisccoulson(that would have been the test-case otherwise)12:55
pittiperhaps there's another page for it?13:04
pittiif not, why do the SRU in the first place?13:04
chrisccoulsonpitti - because any website that has a broken font in this way crashes firefox13:05
pittibut it's hard to craft or find a demo page for this?13:05
pittibzr merge lp:~chrisccoulson/pango/maverick-proposed13:05
pittibzr: ERROR: Branches have no common ancestor, and no merge base revision was specified.13:05
pittichrisccoulson: so this is not against lp:ubuntu/maverick/pango1.0?13:05
pittibut an earlier revision of lp:~ubuntu-desktop/pango/ubuntu ?13:05
chrisccoulsonpitti - oh, sorry, this came from lp:~ubuntu-desktop/pango/ubuntu originally. i did the update there, and then robert updated it again to 1.28.3 and uploaded to natty before we did the SRU13:06
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pittimeh, there are no tags in our ubuntu branch13:09
pittiuse debcommit -r, folks!13:09
pittichrisccoulson: I'll merge this against r6 then13:11
chrisccoulsonhmmmm, that wasn't me who didn't use debcommit -r ;)13:14
chrisccoulson(i don't think anyway)13:14
chrisccoulsonhmmm, some funky stuff is going on with my screen13:15
chrisccoulsonwhite boxes keep appearing and obscuring parts of the screen, and then disappearing again13:15
chrisccoulsonnice!13:15
geserdidrocks: why packaging unity 3.1.4-0ubuntu1 you dropped the epoch for netbook-launcher; that's why you got now a "Failed upload" for your recent unity upload13:48
didrocksgeser: I know, that's an overlook when converting to dh713:49
didrocksgeser: as I had to rewrite the whole debian/rules for compiz plugin13:49
didrocksgeser: I'm looking how to override dh_gencontrol for a package name, but can't get the var name for the current bin package to make it13:49
didrocksgeser: any idea how to do that?13:52
geserthinking about it13:52
didrocksbasically, it's a:13:52
didrocksdh_override_dh_gencontrol:13:52
didrocks<and there detect which bin package is building>13:52
geseris dh_override_dh_gencontrol run per source package or per produced binary package?13:53
didrocksoh, it's per source looking at the log13:55
didrockshum… that won't be easy then…13:55
pittigeser: once for a build13:55
didrockslet me look what cdbs does13:55
pittididrocks: cdbs calls the rules once per binary, with a -p argument usually13:56
geserI might have an idea but it's really, really hacky: sed on the DEBIAN/control file for network-launcher before dh_gencontrol is called13:56
didrockspitti: ok, that's why it was easier to set the target in that case…13:56
didrockswell, I can relaunch dpkg-gencontrol manually as well for netbook-launcher13:57
didrocksthat will be a little less ugly :)13:57
gesertrue13:58
didrocksI really find nothing in the doc or by grepping13:58
geseryou might need to check if netbook-launcher got build (i386) or not (e.g. amd64) before you call dh_gencontrol for it13:58
geserhmm, do substvars also work in Version?13:59
didrocksgeser: true about version checking14:00
didrockshum, I hope so :)14:00
didrocksI can get the version pretty easily otherwise14:00
didrocksok, let me a try in my ppa14:01
geserdidrocks: I'm really surprised how you managed to get *3* unity version published at the same time :) (see the FTBFS page before it gets updated)14:02
didrocksgeser: 3 unity version published? sorry not sure to follow :)14:03
geserdidrocks: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/ftbfs/ and look for unity14:04
geserit lists the "published" versions with FTBFS14:05
didrocksgeser: oh right, nice :)14:05
gesersometimes two versions are listed (for the same pocket) if the script fetches the data while LP publishes one version and before the older one gets superseded, but it's the first time I see three versions14:06
didrocksgeser: just because it's unity "3" :)14:07
pittididrocks: we are a bit behind on http://people.canonical.com/~platform/workitems/natty/canonical-desktop-team-natty-alpha-1.html, but it looks like a lot of your WIs are just about to land, right?14:20
didrockspitti: yeah, I'll close 3/4 of them14:21
didrockspitti: just finishing to deal with netbook-launcher epoch14:21
didrocks4 uploads from unity, 2 because of me, 2 because of upstream, that's equivalent :)14:22
didrocksnot a good day though :/14:22
bilalakhtarhmm, I see that seb128 uploaded a new version of GIMP yesterday14:24
bilalakhtarwhich has FTBFS'd now14:24
* bilalakhtar makes the change so that a sponsor can review14:24
bilalakhtarso is anyone over here working on it or can I go ahead?14:24
didrocksseems nobody is working on it14:25
didrockspitti: do you want me to close them now14:25
bilalakhtarhere comes seb128 :D what a timing !14:25
pittididrocks: not that urgent, but if you wish -- will give you a cozy feeling for the weekend :)14:25
seb128no, I'm not working today14:25
bilalakhtarseb128: Are you working on GIMP FTBFS? it is an easy fix and I can do it14:26
pittibonjour seb12814:26
seb128I started IRC to say something to somebody but don't plan to stay or do any work14:26
seb128hey pitti14:26
didrockspitti: ok, will do in one hour if everything is fine :)14:26
pittiseb128: have a look at the planet for some good news :)14:26
seb128bilalakhtar, if that's not yet another debian rules workaround as we got opened twice sure14:26
seb128pitti, great ;-) I noticed the upload you did14:27
bilalakhtarseb128: btw the GIM lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gimp/ubuntu14:27
bilalakhtaris not updated14:27
bilalakhtar*GIMP14:27
seb128oh, I didn't though it would be in a vcs, feel free to update it14:27
didrocksok, got the netbook-launcher versionning with dh7, quite hackish, but well…14:28
* bilalakhtar makes both the changes14:28
seb128pitti, just reading email, the ibus fix is in natty14:33
seb128ok, I was just passing by and checking everything was ok14:34
seb128time to go for some swimming14:35
pittienjoy!14:35
seb128pitti, thanks!14:37
didrockspitti: well, I let this debian/rules in the "hasckish" section, if you have some idea or just cross some documentation one day, do not hesitate14:37
didrocksnow, ubuntu-netbook-default-settings and then I'll update the WI14:38
bilalakhtarDid you people begin accepting gtk3 updates?14:39
didrocksbilalakhtar: we will deal with application requiring gtk3 later in the cycle14:40
bilalakhtardidrocks: hmm14:40
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chrisccoulsonhmmm, ETOOMUCHCAKE15:06
rickspencer3didrocks, hey, I'm doing a dist-upgrade15:06
rickspencer3will I be getting new unity?15:06
rickspencer3(I saw new compiz)15:06
didrocksrickspencer3: libunity3 is not newed yet, I'm waiting for amd64 to be built to ping people15:07
rickspencer3alrighty15:07
chrisccoulsonooh, i'll have to upgrade later when it's newed :)15:07
didrocks(it finishes building on amd64 btw)15:07
rickspencer3didrocks, should I try to install the PPA again, or should I wait?15:07
didrocksrickspencer3: I'll say "wait" :)15:08
didrocksrickspencer3: did your issue with glew is fixed?15:08
rickspencer3well, it seemed to be an apt-get bug15:08
didrocksI don't think that not using the PPA will change anything, the files comes from the archives15:08
rickspencer3I unplugged my USB hard drive, rebooted, deleted the lock files, dpkg --configure -a15:08
rickspencer3then apt-get purged unity15:08
rickspencer3and it looked like it upgraded the package15:09
rickspencer3so I *think* apt-get is working again15:09
kenvandinemterry, good progress on my gir/vapi woes... we need to patch gtk and friends to includes _PACKAGES for g-ir-scanner15:10
didrockswill be nice then :)15:11
mterrykenvandine, I don't know what _PACKAGES means, but I do know what "good progress" means, so awesome!  :)15:11
kenvandinehehe15:11
kenvandinewell, you Gtk_2.0_gir_PACKAGES15:11
kklimondadamn, I've missed Sebastien. :)15:11
kenvandineyou set that to gtk+-2.015:11
kklimondaah, he's not working15:12
kenvandineand it adds the right <package/> tag15:12
kenvandineso we need to do that for everything that provides a gir15:12
* kenvandine is starting with gtk215:12
mterrykenvandine, and that's what tells valac to skip gtk+-2.0 if both are on the path?15:12
mterryor rather, both in deps15:12
kenvandinenot skip, but that Gtk-2.0 and gtk+-2.0 are the same15:12
mterryright15:13
kenvandineyup15:13
kenvandinethat tag seems pretty new in gobject-introspection15:13
mterrykenvandine, that seems awefully vala-specific for a bit of gir metadata.  what would python do with that info?15:13
kenvandinebut it makes vapigen happy15:13
kenvandineit isn't really the vapi pkg name15:14
kenvandineit is the pkgconfig pkg name15:14
kenvandinewhich i think vala follows15:14
didrockspitti: can you NEW libunity3 on both i386 and amd64 please?15:14
kenvandineso i guess it is useful for other reasons15:14
mterryah15:14
rickspencer3didrocks, so after pitti news it, I just dist-upgrade?15:14
rickspencer3ubuntu-desktop gets replaces, and I am running Unity?15:14
kenvandinemterry, pretty painful to get to this point... i haven't even tried to start on getting dbusmenu to build for gtk3!15:14
pittididrocks: looking15:14
mterrykenvandine, I remember it building fine for me, but maybe I didn't do this vapi stuff then15:15
didrocksrickspencer3: no, you have to apt-get install unity, it's not in the default seed (can't do that before it was published or it would have been a MISMATCHED COMPONENT)15:15
rickspencer3I see15:15
rickspencer3didrocks should I remove the PPA from my sources list, or will I get more frequent updates if I keep it there?15:16
didrocksrickspencer3: depends on which ppa15:16
pittididrocks: done15:16
didrockspitti: thanks :)15:16
didrocksrickspencer3: https://launchpad.net/~unity/+archive/ppa will get no more update15:17
rickspencer3didrocks, the unity one from the wiki documentation15:17
* rickspencer3 removes PPA15:17
didrockshttps://launchpad.net/~unity/+archive/daily is daily build… with all that can happen  :)15:17
rickspencer3I think I'll stick with main ;)15:17
didrocksnice though :)15:17
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* didrocks uploads ubuntu-netbook-default-settings and can say "UNE is dead on !armel \o/"15:21
kklimondawhy is it?15:23
didrockskklimonda: unity will be clever enough to say "I'm on a netbook" or "I'm on a desktop", look at https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-bringing-desktop-and-netbook-image-closer15:23
kklimondaah, I see15:24
didrocksless clutter for people :)15:24
kklimondagreat15:24
kklimondawhen will be new unity ready for the daily use?15:25
didrockskklimonda: I already use it daily, it's fine for a "pre-alpha" stage as we didn't reach alpha1 yet15:25
kklimondachoices, choices :)15:26
kklimondaI've been upgrading my main system near a1 for few cycles already..15:26
kklimondamaybe i should do it again :)15:26
didrockskklimonda: it's a compiz plugin, it can be easily activated/deactivated (and we will provide session for that) :)15:26
kklimondaright, even better15:26
rodrigo__mterry, did you package gtksourceview3 and gedit with gtk3?15:29
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mterryrodrigo__, gtksourceview3 is in the archive, I believe.  I'm running gtk3 gedit locally, but I have to clean up the packaging a bit, and I'm doing other stuff first15:30
rodrigo_mterry, oh, I didn't see it, that's why I ask15:31
* rodrigo_ updates again15:31
* mterry checks15:31
mterryrodrigo_, oh I believe it's in NEW15:32
mterryrodrigo_, it's blocking you?15:32
rodrigo_mterry, no, just that I looked for it this morning, and couldn't find it15:33
rodrigo_but not blocking me, don't worry15:33
rodrigo_mterry, is it on a branch somewhere?15:33
mterryrodrigo_, no.  gtksourceview2 wasn't an ubuntu-desktop branch, so I didn't make this one (plus, thought we were trying to avoid new ones of those)15:35
mterryrodrigo_, I don't know when lp:ubuntu/gtksourceview3 is live (I assume after NEW approval)15:35
rodrigo_mterry, ah, ok15:35
mterryrodrigo_, you can download it from launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtksourceview3 though15:36
rodrigo_are we getting rid of the ~ubuntu-desktop existing branches?15:36
mterryrodrigo_, I don't think a decision has been made about that15:37
chrisccoulsonpitti - i have a test case for the pango crash now15:37
pittichrisccoulson: cool!15:38
chrisccoulsoni have hosted a web page with the broken font in it ;)15:38
chrisccoulsonit crashes firefox fairly repeatably here in lucid15:38
chrisccoulsontime to test the patch now ;)15:38
didrockspitti: congrats on the GIR/GTK3 port :) (just had the time to read it now)15:40
pittididrocks: thanks! language-selector and usb-creator will be my next victims15:40
didrockshehe, pitti the pygiconverter :)15:41
bilalakhtarI am facing a wierd problem with a merge proposal. the ~u-d branch of gimp is some old branch format, while lp:gimp is 2a . When I push, it always converts to new and stacks on lp:gimp. Now, proposing to ~u-d branch doesn't generate diff15:41
bilalakhtarokay, a resubmit worked15:41
bilalakhtarCould someone please sponsor https://code.launchpad.net/~bilalakhtar/gimp/ftbfs-fix-and-branch-update/+merge/41326 ?15:42
didrocksFYI, commented on the merge request ^15:57
bilalakhtardidrocks: Thanks thanks for the review!16:00
didrocksbilalakhtar: oh you're back :)16:01
chrisccoulsonpitti - ok, i've attached a patch for lucid to bug 655707 as well now16:01
ubot2Launchpad bug 655707 in pango1.0 (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 3 other projects) "Firefox crashes opening pages that use webfonts (affects: 4) (heat: 24)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65570716:01
didrocksbilalakhtar: no worry, I hope the example will help you16:01
bilalakhtaryes, I was going to go offline when I noticed yout thing16:01
bilalakhtardidrocks: but in this case, all binaries need gobject16:01
didrocksbilalakhtar: right, but it should be add in configure.ac then16:01
bilalakhtarokay16:02
didrocksbilalakhtar: it's a patch we want to fix and report upstream16:02
bilalakhtarthanks for the review, making a quilt patch out of it16:02
didrocksbilalakhtar: is there a pkgcheck that are linked to every binaries?16:02
didrocks(if so, you should add it there)16:02
bilalakhtardoesn't seem so16:03
pittichrisccoulson: have release meeting now, but I'll sponsor it as a side thing, thanks!16:03
bilalakhtardidrocks: so THAT's why seb wanted to avoid debian/rules workarounds!16:05
didrocksbilalakhtar: exactly :)16:05
chrisccoulsonpitti, excellent, thanks :)16:06
didrocksbilalakhtar: yeah, seems there is no suitable flag for that, weird, I would say add a PKG_CHECK_MODULES or copy what's done for glib16:07
bilalakhtardidrocks: okay, will do that once my thing downloads the upstream tarball16:07
bilalakhtarby connection is horribly slow16:07
bilalakhtar*my16:07
didrocksbilalakhtar: sure, no hurry :)16:07
bilalakhtarthanks16:08
ari-tczewbilalakhtar: bug 67713316:21
ubot2Launchpad bug 677133 in gimp (Ubuntu) "gimp 2.6.11-1ubuntu1 FTBFS in natty (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67713316:21
pittichrisccoulson: dang, pango1.0 FTBFS in maverick-proposed16:29
chrisccoulsonhmmm, it built here :/16:30
chrisccoulsonoh16:30
chrisccoulsonon armel and ppc16:31
chrisccoulsonpitti - have all the glib packages been published yet?16:32
pittichrisccoulson: oh, glib related? haven't looked at all into it (still in meeting)16:32
chrisccoulsonit just looks like version skew with glib in maverick-proposed16:32
pittichrisccoulson: glib was accepted around the same time, could have been mid-air collision with them16:33
pittichrisccoulson: I'll retry the builds in an hour then16:33
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, i think that's all it is16:33
chrisccoulsonlibglib2.0-dev : Depends: libglib2.0-bin (= 2.26.0-0ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed16:33
ograchrisccoulson, i see the same for my QT build16:37
ograbut only on ppc16:37
bilalakhtar:( I will let him work then, ari-tczew16:37
ograpitti, ^^^16:37
bilalakhtardidrocks: bug #677133 already has BlackZ working on it16:38
ubot2Launchpad bug 677133 in gimp (Ubuntu) "gimp 2.6.11-1ubuntu1 FTBFS in natty (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67713316:38
didrocksbilalakhtar: ok, thanks for the notice!16:39
rickspencer3new firefox is working well for me so far16:43
pittiyeah, here as well; just one crash, but otherwise behaving16:44
didrocksit's just weird when coming back from chromium (the used font), but looks nice :)16:47
chrisccoulsonpitti - bug 606910 is tested and ready to go as well now16:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 606910 in packagekit (Ubuntu Lucid) (and 2 other projects) "[lucid] mozilla-packagekit cannot be installed with firefox 3.5 (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60691016:50
chrisccoulsonpitti - you got a crash in firefox? did you send the crash report upstream? :)16:52
pittinto yet, sorry; was in a hurry (meeting)16:54
pittichrisccoulson: need sponsoring for PK?16:54
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, i can't upload PK16:55
chrisccoulsondid you get the crash reporter dialog?16:55
pittichrisccoulson: yes, I did get it16:55
chrisccoulsonthat's ok then :)16:55
geserdidrocks: re the unity epoch: have you considered using "dh_gencontrol -pnetbook-launcher -- -Vcoreabiversion=20101111 -v2:$(DEB_VERSION)" instead of doing it all yourself?16:56
didrocksgeser: ohoh, that would have been a lot smarter, I didn't tried it (was afraid on !i386 behavior)16:56
didrocksgeser: will try with next upload16:57
didrocksgeser: I'm afraid about the arguments to be given to others or not erased, let's see16:57
geserdidrocks: I tried it inside the if block, just instead calling dpkg-gencontrol yourself (and the other commands after around it)16:57
didrocksgeser: no need from the rm, it overwrites them too?16:58
pittichrisccoulson: uploaded, thank you!16:59
chrisccoulsonpitti - thank you too :)16:59
geserI had just the dh_gencontrol call and checked afterwards the package information for netbook-launcher (I had to comment out the if too, so it gets run for me on amd64 too when building arch-indep)16:59
pittichrisccoulson: I (blindly) retried the pango build16:59
chrisccoulsonthanks. that should work now hopefully16:59
didrocksgeser: nice! will integrate in next upload, thanks :)17:01
didrocksstill a bit hackish, but a little bit less…17:01
gesermy first try to add "Version: 2:${binary:Version}" to netbook-launcher in debian/control unfortunately didn't work :(17:02
chrisccoulsonpitti - also, would you mind approving the xulrunner-2.0 source in NEW? (sorry to keep pestering you) ;)17:02
rodrigo_ok, need to get out, so maybe bbl, if not have a good weekend everybody :-D17:02
didrocksgeser: yeah, I tried that some time ago (for maverick  :))17:06
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geserdidrocks: looks like you can even skip the if check and call dh_gencontrol -pnetbook-launcher … in every build. Just tried it for an arch-only build in my pbuilder and got only "dh_gencontrol: No packages to build." as response17:07
didrocksgeser: thanks for the notice and yeah for simplicity :)17:09
mterrydidrocks, are there instructions for testing the new unity?  I get that I have to use ccsm to enable it, but do I have to do something special to turn off normal gnome-panel, etc?17:32
didrocksmterry: not really, you can turn it off, but it's quite hackish if you want to17:32
didrocksmterry: so, keep your gnome-panel :)17:33
mterrydidrocks, what sort of bug reports are useful at this early stage?  I assume a lot of what I'm seeing is "known; we're on it" sort of stuff17:35
didrocksmterry: not really, but thinking about it, I should file the icon bugs17:36
didrocksit's almost fixed already, but well17:36
didrocksone sec :)17:36
mterrydidrocks, icon bug?17:36
didrocksmterry: if you make the panel floating, the ws switcher still appears and don't react17:37
mterrydidrocks, well, there's stuff like no network manager icon (presumably because intentionally dropped legacy status icon) and no expose mode when clicking on the current app icon etc.17:37
mterrydidrocks, I assume that's all known?17:37
mterryno context menu for icons17:37
mterry(well, dummy context menu)17:38
didrocksmterry: yeah, no notification area, someone will file it, I'm sure, but it's on purpose17:38
didrocksno expose mode when clicking on the current app icon?17:38
Sarvattshadow on the panel by default? :)17:38
didrockshum, even if you have more than one window?17:38
mterrylike, I have four firefox windows say17:38
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didrocksmterry: no context is already filed17:38
mterryclicking on the firefox icon doesn't enter expose mode for the firefox windows17:38
didrocksmterry: you have more than one?17:38
mterryyup17:38
mterrysounds like a bug  :)17:38
mterrydidrocks is my dup checker17:39
didrockshehe :)17:39
* didrocks high fives mterry17:39
mterry:)17:39
didrocksmterry: do you get the same behavior with others windows?17:40
didrockslike multiple terminals, click on the launcher17:40
mterryyeah17:40
mterrysame behavior17:40
mterryalso, i can't ctrl+alt+t...  :-/17:41
didrockshum, and you have some dots showing that you have multiple windows?17:41
mterryyup17:41
didrocksmterry: that's compiz17:41
mterrydamn it compiz17:41
mterryI need my terminals17:41
didrocksmterry: for that, you should reset your config17:41
didrocksrm -rf ~/.config/compiz-117:41
didrocksand restart compiz17:41
didrocks(it sometimes dump the config randomely, so switch to metacity between)17:42
pittiso long, have a nice weekend everyone!17:42
didrocksenjoy your week-end pitti!17:43
geserpitti: you too17:43
Sarvatttake care pitti17:43
didrocksSarvatt: whishlist btw, should be discussed on aytana ML :)17:44
didrocksmterry: when you restart, you should see gconf backend in ccsm17:46
didrocksand ensure you have latest compiz btw, I've made some changes for that17:46
mterrydidrocks, eh, I'll deal with that later17:47
mterrydidrocks, too busy filing bugs!  :)17:47
didrocksmterry: ahah :)17:47
kenvandineman i hate git, just had to get that off my chest17:51
chrisccoulsonlol17:53
chrisccoulsoni don't mind git ;)17:53
chrisccoulsonbut then, i also don't mind C++, so i'm already a bit strange17:54
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* mterry adds unity project tasks to all these bugs; didrocks owes me a beer18:00
didrocksmterry: hehe, thanks for spamming me :)18:01
mterrydidrocks, you can unsubscribe!18:01
* didrocks does18:01
didrockskidding :)18:01
didrocksmterry: weird, I can't reproduce 2 on 3 of your bugs18:02
didrocksthe menu one and the expose mode18:02
chrisccoulsonoh, just installing the new unity now :)18:02
mterrydidrocks, hrm.  maybe expose could be hw related, but I wouldn't think the menu one would be18:04
didrocksmterry: don't think, it's compiz expose which is used18:04
didrocksmterry: do you have the plugin activated or did you change the defaults?18:04
didrocksin a word, does Super + E works :)18:05
didrocksmterry: nothing related, but do you know the difference in gsettings between a path and an id?18:06
didrocks(conceptually speaking :))18:06
mterrydidrocks, path is only ever used in the UI and perhaps the backing store18:07
mterrydidrocks, API wise, everything uses the id18:07
didrocksmterry: but the path is unique18:07
mterrydidrocks, I don't know why they even bother having a path, so perhaps I can't actually answer that18:07
didrocksso, it's an "id"?18:07
mterrydidrocks, well, id is supposed to be unique too18:07
didrocksdesrt isn't there…18:07
didrocksmterry: yeah, for me, we could have used id in the UI18:08
mterrydidrocks, oh!18:08
didrocksas a dbus scheme18:08
mterrydidrocks, sorry, I know the answer18:08
mterrydidrocks, ID is for the schema18:08
* didrocks listens18:08
mterrydidrocks, path is for an instance of the schema18:08
didrocks?18:08
didrocksnot sure to get it :)18:08
mterrydidrocks, you can have pathless-schemas that can be used in multiple paths18:08
mterrydidrocks, my gsettings port of unity did this for favorites18:08
mterrydidrocks, because the path was not known ahead of time18:09
didrockswaow, need to look for a real example… I don't get it at all :)18:09
mterrydidrocks, difference between Gtk.Window and a variable that is a Gtk.Window18:09
mterrydidrocks, id is unique identifier for the schema, path is unique identifier for an instance of the schema18:09
didrocksoh ok, as everything needs to have a schema18:09
didrocksyou need to get some kind of class to describe the structure18:10
mterryyeah18:10
didrocksok :)18:10
didrocksbut as in the API, you use the id18:10
didrockshow do you get a specific instance?18:10
mterrydidrocks, you can also use path in the API, but if schema provides a default path, you don't need to18:10
mterryso I was wrong when I said path isn't in API18:10
didrocksmterry: oh ok :)18:11
didrocksmterry: I should look at your unity branch to get a concrete example I guess18:11
didrocksbut at least, now, I get the idea :)18:11
didrocksmterry: opening  https://code.launchpad.net/~mterry/unity/gsettings, I'll have a look over the week-end18:12
didrocksdon't delete your branch!18:12
didrocksthanks mterry :)18:12
mterrydidrocks, :) np18:13
didrocksok, time for week-end there!18:13
mterrydidrocks, see ya!18:14
ari-tczewmterry: do you will take merge anjuta?18:40
mterryari-tczew, you mean from Debian?18:40
ari-tczewmterry: yep18:41
mterryari-tczew, I was planning on updating anjuta to latest GTK+ 3.0 version, skipping over Debian, actually18:41
mterryari-tczew, I should mark that on merges.u.c18:41
ari-tczewmterry: would be nice18:41
mterryari-tczew, thanks for the notice!18:41
mterryari-tczew, done!18:42
ari-tczewmterry: so grabbing changes from Debian is no sense? they have added some patches18:42
mterryari-tczew, I'll do that too when I update18:43
ari-tczewmterry: ok so I'm leaving case for you18:43
Sarvattoh man, enabling the unity plugin screwed up my session so bad I don't even know where to start filing bugs19:24
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Sarvatthttp://sarvatt.com/downloads/xsession-errors.txt19:26
brycehhey anyone know, if 'debian-changelog-file-missing' warnings are just because of the change pitti mentioned where we're dropping changelogs?20:42
brycehE: wayland: debian-changelog-file-missing20:42
brycehE: wayland-dev: debian-changelog-file-missing20:42
brycehE: wayland-dbg: debian-changelog-file-missing20:42
brycehjust wondering if those are expected warnings or if I forgot to fiddle something in my packaging20:42
chrisccoulsonjcastro, we agreed at UDS to drop the launchpad answers bookmark from firefox and replace it with askubuntu didn't we?21:20
jcastrochrisccoulson: in english21:22
chrisccoulsonoh, not for everybody? that might be quite difficult :/21:22
jcastrothen don't change it, there's no localization support for it so it doesn't make sense to send non-english speakers there21:24
chrisccoulsonah, ok. that's a shame21:24
jcastrochrisccoulson: you deferred this right? https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-thunderbird-messaging-indicator21:24
chrisccoulsoni'll try and figure out a way, but i tried to do this before, and it didn't quite do what i wanted it to do21:25
jcastrochrisccoulson: what happens for the forums for example?21:25
jcastrodo you send people to their localized forum or their english one?21:25
chrisccoulsonthe current set of default bookmarks aren't localized at all, so, any localization will happen on the server-side21:25
jcastrochrisccoulson: I see21:30
jcastrochrisccoulson: since I have you here, any other information for this? https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-thunderbird-messaging-indicator21:30
jcastroI'd like to send that email to the tbird list today21:30
chrisccoulsonjcastro, no other information yet, other than that i still plan on working on it21:30
chrisccoulsoni've just been trying to get the firefox stuff out of the way first21:30
rickspencer3finally running Unity21:38
Nafallolol21:38
Nafallorickspencer3: natty compiz-backed version? :-)21:38
rickspencer3Nafallo, natch!21:38
rickspencer3it's, uh ... interensting21:38
Nafalloheh :-)21:39
NafalloI just wish I could edit some blacklist of stuff not to show on the sidebar somewhere :-P21:39
NafalloI have a couple of indicators listed as started there :-/21:39
Nafallomakes me sad that they take up space in two places21:40
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