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rickspencer3robert_ancell, so far as I can tell, gedit is still using ui_manager instead of a builder, can that be right?01:17
rickspencer3(I'm working on a plugin)01:17
robert_ancellrickspencer3, I don't know, but a lot of programs do seem to use UIManager01:18
rickspencer3I thought that was all getting thrown out for Gnome 3.001:18
rickspencer3everything needs to switch to builder01:18
* rickspencer3 googles01:18
robert_ancellit's still in git master.  Yes, I agree!01:20
rickspencer3hmmm, I guess just getting rid of libglade, but doesn't say anything about UIManager01:20
rickspencer3robert_ancell, is UIManager part of libglade?01:22
* rickspencer3 bangs head on gnome docks01:22
rickspencer3docs, even01:22
robert_ancellno01:22
rickspencer3hmmm01:24
rickspencer3gtk.UIManager — construct menus and toolbars from an XML description (new in PyGTK 2.4)01:24
rickspencer3suggests they are related01:24
robert_ancellit seems to me to be a cut-down GtkBuilder, which must surely be considered obsolete01:25
rickspencer3well, so far as I can tell, it's what gedit is built with, at least in the plugin API01:27
rickspencer3I'm going to change my code to just build things DOM Style, so it will be easy to change if they change gedit01:27
rickspencer3hi mterry01:27
mterryrickspencer3, hi01:32
rickspencer3hey robert_ancell can I ask you a quick gtk questions ...01:51
robert_ancellrickspencer3, sure01:51
rickspencer3if I create widgets on the fly, and connect to signal handlers as I do so01:51
rickspencer3then I later remove the widgets01:51
rickspencer3does the connected signal handler mean I am leaking each new widget?01:51
rickspencer3in other words, so I need to track and disconnect the signal handlers?01:52
robert_ancellI don't believe a signal handler holds a reference to the object, so no.  As long as you destroy the objects, then you shouldn't get any more signals.01:52
mclasenyou leak the signal handler itself, though01:52
mclaseng_signal_connect_object was supposed to take care of that, but its buggy and has never been fixed01:53
rickspencer3mclasen, could you explain?01:53
robert_ancellmclasen, really?  Is the signal table no part of the object?01:53
mclasenno01:53
mclasenits a global list01:53
rickspencer3so I am growing this table of widgets to signals?01:53
rickspencer3well, widgets to functions01:53
rickspencer3and even though the widget is deleted and can't activated, the table continues to grow if I don't use disconnect?01:54
mclasenyou are growing the list of Handler structs01:54
rickspencer3even in PyGtk?01:55
mclasenyou are expected to disconnect from signals that you connected to01:55
mclasendon't know if pygtk has any automatic cleanup for that01:55
rickspencer3ok, so I have to find a place to keep the signal handler id when I remove the widgets :(01:56
robert_ancellmclasen, thanks, I didn't know it was like that01:57
rickspencer3*sigh*01:58
rickspencer3so much bookkeeping01:58
rickspencer3thanks mclasen and robert_ancell01:59
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didrocksgood morning07:59
RAOFGood morning didrocks08:00
didrockshey RAOF08:01
RAOFWhat's up in groove town?08:01
didrockswell, trying to play and fight gnome-session/gnome-panel without a lot of success until then :)08:02
didrocksalso, snowing a little :)08:02
didrocksand for you?08:02
RAOFSubduing mesa.08:02
RAOFIt's pretty thoroughly subdued now.08:02
RAOFI'll be looking for a sponsor for it, and an accompanying -radeon DDX upload soon.  Just as soon as my r700 system upgrades to natty so I can test it :)08:03
didrocksoh nice!08:03
didrockskeep us up to date once testing and done so that we can sponsor you :)08:04
RAOFThat'll probably even drop the CD size down so it'll actually fit on a Cd :)08:04
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didrocksit wasn't before?08:05
RAOFpitti seemed to be scrounging for space.  More than usual, too.08:06
RAOFYeah, all the CDs look to be oversize at the moment.08:07
RAOFOooh, ow.  By 30MB, too.08:07
RAOFInstalled-Size: 15112 vs Installed-Size: 43004 will help a bit.08:10
pittiGood morning08:12
RAOFAnd a fine morning to you also pitti08:13
didrocksGuten Morgen pitti :)08:22
didrocksRAOF: and there is no unity!08:22
didrocksRAOF: tomorrow will be really ugly :)08:22
RAOFThere's plenty of unity here, although that seems to be because I'm using the ini backend to compiz :)08:23
didrocksRAOF: well, you should switch to gconf, one the migration is done :)08:24
didrockswhich will come soon08:24
RAOFI'm not sure why mine was set to ini.  I must have set it sometime in the dim and distant past.08:24
RAOFDoes compiz now start when using the gconf backend? :)08:25
didrocksRAOF: depends, if you whip your old configuration, yes, otherwise no… but you will be a nice guinee pig (is it the right spelling?) for the migration script :)08:26
pittijasoncwarner1: the process: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionProcess08:34
pittijasoncwarner1: the requirements: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMainInclusionRequirements08:35
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jasoncwarner1pitti: awesome, thanks08:35
didrockshey jasoncwarner108:37
jasoncwarner1didrocks: morning!08:38
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didrockspitti: can you NEW e-d-s please?08:41
pittididrocks: sure08:42
didrocksthanks :)08:42
pittiseems that right after the sdl bug was fixed, this is now breaking CD builds :)08:42
pittididrocks: hm, no powerpc binaries yet? anyway, accepted08:43
didrocksargh, sorry for that, I was thinking uploading evo now is better than later this week :)08:43
pittididrocks: oh, don't worry08:44
pittiit was just a funny coincidence08:44
pitti(funny at this point in the release cycle :) )08:44
didrocksright :)08:44
didrocksand tomorrow… it will be unity on the CD!08:44
didrocks(hoping it won't break it)08:44
pitti\o/08:45
rodrigo__morning08:52
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didrockshey rodrigo_08:56
jasoncwarner1didrocks: so, before I sign off for the night...is today the day? Unity by default ? ;)08:56
bilalakhtarPackage rhythmbox depends on NBS package valac-0.10 and libvala-0.10-dev . Is it ready for a migration to valac-0.12?08:56
* bilalakhtar tries a test build with the new version08:56
didrocksjasoncwarner1: will rather be tomorrow :)08:57
didrocksjasoncwarner1: need to finish some profiles work and a lot of headaches :)08:57
jasoncwarner1'aight :) I guess it is a Thanksgiving day thing for the American folks! ;) good time, I suppose! :P08:58
didrocksjasoncwarner1: "perfect" timing right :)08:59
jasoncwarner1:)08:59
jasoncwarner1well, that is it for me then. Talk to you guys tomorrow my time, afternoon your time !09:00
didrocksjasoncwarner1: have a nice evening/night!09:00
seb128hey didrocks jasoncwarner109:01
didrocksgood morning seb12809:01
rodrigo_need to restart, brb09:42
seb128rodrigo_, hey09:57
rodrigo_hi seb12809:57
seb128rodrigo_, how are you?09:58
seb128rodrigo_, what do you work on?09:59
rodrigo_fine, thanks, and you?09:59
seb128I'm fine thank you09:59
rodrigo_seb128, I'm trying to finish the invest applet thing before leaving it for more days09:59
rodrigo_talking with carlos, the guy who wrote did part of the libpanel-applet-3 thing09:59
seb128you are having some holidays?09:59
rodrigo_seb128, oh, yes soon there are a few national holidays10:00
rodrigo_and in Dec, going out for a week10:00
rodrigo_seb128, you?10:00
seb128there is no national holidays coming there10:00
seb128but I plan to take fridays until end of year10:00
rodrigo_btw, need to enter the national holidays in canonicaladmin10:00
rodrigo_seb128, ah, cool10:00
seb128then do an end of year break as well10:00
rodrigo_here there are 3 holidays coming, 3rd, 6th and 8th Dec :)10:01
seb128rodrigo_, well you say finishing the invest applet thing before letting it for some extra days, does it mean you are on vac tomorrow and friday...?10:01
* rodrigo_ submits them10:01
rodrigo_seb128, oh no, just that it's been too long, and really want to fix it :)10:01
seb128great10:02
seb128I really want to get that landing as well10:02
rodrigo_yeah, I really think the typelib is wrong for libpanel-applet-310:02
seb128so we can uninstall libbonoboui easily ;-)10:02
rodrigo_it complains about PanelApplet.Applet.factory_main not existing, but it's indeed in the gir generated10:02
seb128weird10:02
rodrigo_yes10:03
seb128rodrigo_, I will review gnome-keyring in the ppa btw10:04
rodrigo_ok10:04
seb128I might just fix things on the way, I don't want to dump to many things on your list10:04
rodrigo_will fix the g-c-c issues later10:04
seb128you should get gnome-applets done and fix the gnome-control-center issues from yesterday10:05
rodrigo_ok, just let me know what was wrong, so that I learn more10:05
bilalakhtarRb in Ubuntu depends on NBS valac-0.10 and libvala-0.10-dev. Is it ready for a migration to valac-0.12 (now in Ubuntu) ?10:05
seb128ok, seems fine to me10:05
* bilalakhtar is already test-building it10:05
seb128bilalakhtar, there is a 0.13.2 update in the work10:05
seb128bilalakhtar, it's in the vcs10:05
seb128it was blocked on a crash10:05
bilalakhtarseb128: it has been uploaded as well, I guess10:05
seb128no10:06
seb128upload was pending on getting a crash fixed10:06
bilalakhtarokay then10:06
bilalakhtarsince in the vcs, that upload is shown as 'natty' rather than UNRELEASED10:06
seb128well I think the idea is that it was supposed to be uploaded10:07
seb128but it didn't because of the bug10:07
seb128I will sort that today10:07
didrocksrodrigo_: do you know who should I ping from u1 team (I want to know which desktop file to set in the unity launcher by default)?10:19
seb128didrocks, try aquarius?10:23
didrocksseb128: yeah, let's see when he's online :)10:23
seb128aquarius, ^10:24
seb128didrocks, otherwise seems the sort of task you can ping kenvandine about10:25
seb128he's the desktoper in charge of interactions with u110:25
didrocksseb128: right, well, it's just while I'm thinking at it and to get the final list for the migration, but that can change after (just people already transitionned won't have the new icon)10:25
seb128rodrigo_, the gnome-keyring update is not right10:34
rodrigo_seb128, oh, what's wrong in it?10:37
rodrigo_didrocks, nessita or dobey10:37
seb128lot10:37
rodrigo_oh :(10:38
didrocksrodrigo_: ok, thanks :)10:38
seb128but basically it should build twice, once with gtk2 and once with gtk3 ideally10:38
seb128so libgcr0 and libgcr3 are built10:38
rodrigo_ah10:38
huatsmorning10:54
pittiseb128: oh, I just see that we still build /usr/share/gir-1.0/GLib-2.0.gir from gobject-introspection instead of from glib2.010:57
pittiseb128: do you want me to look into that?10:57
pitticurrent glib2.0 fixed a couple of bugs in the annotations which now start to hurt us10:57
seb128pitti, do they plan to build it from glib now?10:58
seb128they were discussing it for a while10:58
pittierm, why wouldn't they/we?10:58
seb128pitti, because gobject-introspection depends from glib10:59
seb128it would make glib depends on gobject-introspection11:00
seb128like circular requirement11:00
pittiah, so that's a permanent plan then?11:00
seb128no sure that was the other reason11:00
seb128you should ask on their channel11:00
pittiokay, will do; thanks!11:00
seb128other -> only11:00
seb128you're welcome11:00
pittiI thought that gir-repository was just a kludge11:00
seb128it is11:00
pittiand it doesn't even build right now11:00
seb128but gir-repository != gobject-introspection11:00
pittiright, I know11:01
seb128pitti, gir-repsitory builds only a few gir not used11:01
seb128it's nothing to do with glib11:01
seb128or with bugs you might have11:01
pitti$ dpkg -S /usr/share/gir-1.0/GLib-2.0.gir11:01
pittilibgirepository1.0-dev: /usr/share/gir-1.0/GLib-2.0.gir11:01
pittiseb128: it is11:01
pittithat's why I noticed in the first place11:01
seb128that's coming from gobject-introspetion11:01
pittiwe have a wrong annotation there11:01
pittiwhich causes a crash11:01
seb128not from gir-repository11:02
pittibut our glib package has that fixed already11:02
pittioh, oops11:02
seb128you might want to update gobject-introspection to a git snapshot11:02
pittiok, looking into that11:02
seb128that would make sense11:02
seb128but really gir-repository is a leftover11:02
pittiif that gir is built from libglib2.0-dev instead of being a static copy, then things would be fine11:02
seb128well I know they had discussions about that at GUADEC11:03
seb128and they was disagreement between upstream people11:03
seb128so they probably have solid reasons to do it the way they are doing it now11:03
seb128you should ask them11:03
pittiright, thanks11:03
seb128meanwhile I think walters blogged saying to use the git gobject-introspection11:03
seb128so maybe using a snapshot would solve your issues11:03
seb128just make sure they didn't break the abi again if you do that ;-)11:04
didrocksspeaking about circular depends, it seems we have some bugs from doko: bug #677387 bug #677382 bug #677374 bug #67738811:06
pittiseb128: the ABI in the sense of "typelib version 4 expected, but 3 found blabla"?11:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 677387 in libgnome (Ubuntu) "libgnome b-d on libcanberra, which cannot be availabe at this time (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67738711:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 677382 in gir-repository (Ubuntu Natty) (and 1 other project) "gir-repository fails to build from source in natty (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67738211:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 677374 in glade-3 (Ubuntu Natty) (and 1 other project) "glade-3 link failures with --no-add-needed (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67737411:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 677388 in gstreamer0.10 (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "gstreamer b-d on the *complete* gnome desktop via gir-repository-dev (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67738811:06
seb128pitti, yes11:06
seb128didrocks, the third one is pending sync, I will do that today11:06
seb128didrocks, the second one will be fixed in the glade-3 update which is being worked11:07
seb128didrocks, the second is a known issue nobody cares about, we should probably just drop the source, we keep it because some things synced from debian still wrongly list it11:07
seb128ups, got my index wrong11:08
pittidrop the gir-repository package, you mean?11:08
seb128but basically most have been assigned or commented on already11:08
seb128yes11:08
didrocksok, it's not me then :)11:08
didrocksok, nice11:08
didrocksslomo fixed the gstreamer one IIRC11:08
seb128pitti, we keep it because a few things still build-depends on gir-repository-dev11:08
seb128didrocks,  didrocks, the third one is pending sync, I will do that today11:08
seb128got my index wrong as said11:09
seb128that was about the gstreamer one, see my comment on the bug11:09
didrocksok, it wasn't glade :)11:09
pittiyep, seems that g-i git head fixes quite a lot of those11:09
seb128pitti, great ;-)11:09
didrocksjust a ping, I kept that in my todo to ping people about it as I was pinged and not working on that11:09
seb128well depends use gir-repository-dev because they didn't add the gir builds to gtk etc11:09
seb128didrocks, ok, I handled them when I noticed the emails, but feel free to ignore doko pings11:10
didrocksseb128: understood :)11:10
seb128he shouldn't ping people directly but assign to our team rather11:10
seb128I wonder why the heck gstranslator has a distro diff to build-depends on liblaunchpad-integration-dev11:11
seb128it's the only diff and the code doesn't use the lib anywhere11:11
seb128people keep merging that diff since jaunty11:12
aquariusdidrocks, you want to ping nessita about that11:14
aquariusdidrocks, oh, rodrigo_ already said that, heh :)11:15
didrocksaquarius: yeah, thanks nonetheless! :)11:15
pittiseb128: so, g-i git head fixes my test program crash, and apport works just fine11:15
seb128pitti, upload ;-)11:16
pittiyou bet!11:16
rodrigo_hey aquarius11:17
aquariusrodrigo_, hey11:17
rodrigo_seb128, https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/gnome-control-center/several-fixes-2-91-2/+merge/4171311:20
seb128rodrigo_, thanks, reviewing when the diff will be there11:20
rodrigo_seb128, yeah, no hurry, just finished it so that I can concentrate in the invest applet thing11:21
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seb128chrisccoulson, your icetead-web update failed to build!12:06
seb128no pkg-config found12:07
chrisccoulsonhmmmmm12:07
chrisccoulsoni wonder how that ever worked?12:07
seb128dunno12:07
seb128is pkg-config supposed to be in build essential?12:07
chrisccoulsoni'm not sure. it's strange that that's only just stopped working though :/12:11
chrisccoulsonhmmm, couchdb is a PITA :)12:13
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didrockshum, gsettings is weird sometimes13:22
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nessitahello everyone! quick question: did I miss a package since today I'm getting debian/rules:4: /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk: No such file or directory13:37
nessita ?13:37
seb128hey nessita13:38
nessitaseb128: hey there!13:38
seb128how are you?13:39
nessitaseb128: is my system crazy today? :-)13:39
nessitapretty good, and you?13:39
seb128I'm fine thanks13:39
seb128nessita, you did a typo it seems13:39
seb128ups sorry, I did a typo13:39
seb128nessita, do you have cdbs installed?13:40
seb128dpkg -l | grep cdbs13:40
nessitait shows nothing13:41
seb128sudo apt-get install cdbs13:41
nessitawhich is odd since I've been using this quite a few times13:41
seb128nessita, grep cdbs /var/log/dpkg.log13:41
seb128nessita, grep cdbs /var/log/dpkg.log13:41
seb128ups13:41
nessitaseb128: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/535885/13:42
seb128nessita, you removed it the day before yesterday it seems13:43
seb128reinstall it13:43
seb128"2010-11-22 15:51:48 remove cdbs"13:43
nessitaseb128: *I* removed it?!?!?13:43
seb128it seems so13:43
* nessita didn't (not intentionally at least)13:44
seb128or you installed something which conflicts with it13:44
seb128you can read the dpkg.log around the time that was removed13:44
didrockshey nessita13:44
didrockscyphermox: hey13:44
seb128just to see what else was installed or removed13:44
didrockscyphermox: did you see the evo-exchange FTFBS?13:44
didrocksFTBFS*13:44
cyphermoxhadn't seen it yet, but we should be able to fix that easily13:45
didrockscyphermox: no hurry on that, can be next week13:45
didrocksjust to warn you about it :)13:45
cyphermoxyep yep.13:45
cyphermoxI got another ftbfs on arm for wpasupplicant too, which might wait until next week :/13:46
cyphermoxI jumped right into nm-applet this morning13:46
cyphermoxdidrocks, the ftbfs was due to evo not being ready: evolution-dev : Depends: evolution (= 2.30.3-1ubuntu7.1) but it is not going to be installed13:48
didrocksyeah, no worry, -exchange is in universe and isn't subject to freeze13:48
didrockscyphermox: hum, even the latest?13:48
didrocksweird, it was published by the time13:48
cyphermoxI don't know. looks to me like it's the reason for it to have failed13:49
didrockscyphermox: ok, will do a retry13:49
cyphermoxdidrocks, just checked, i386 evo hadn't finished stripping translations by the time evo-exch failed13:50
didrockscyphermox: ok, it means that the build-dep wasn't bumped on evo-exch, weird13:50
didrocksthanks13:50
cyphermoxbut it was... afaict13:50
cyphermoxanyway, I do believe a rebuild with no changes will fix this13:52
didrocksyeah, will do that, thanks13:53
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seb128rodrigo_, there?14:22
nessitadidrocks: I updated lp:~nataliabidart/ubuntuone-control-panel/natty-release with the version requirement for ubuntuone-clinent (>= 1.5.0) which is the new u1-client release in natty. Is there any chance you (re) sponsor that natty package?14:32
nessitadidrocks: by "that natty package" I meant u1 control panel package :-)14:33
didrocksnessita: oh sure, can do that :)14:33
didrocksnessita: so, the prefered u1 setting client replacing u1preferences is what command nonw?14:33
didrocksnow*14:33
nessitaubuntuone-control-panel-gtk14:34
didrocksnessita: thanks! I have no access to your branch like the other day14:34
nessitawhat? I fixed this with a l.o.s.a14:35
* nessita rechecks14:35
didrocksNot allowed here14:35
didrocksSorry, you don't have permission to access this page.14:35
didrocksYou are logged in as Didier Roche.14:35
didrocksnot for me :)14:35
nessitaoh14:36
nessitadidrocks: I repushed to lp:~nataliabidart/+junk/ubuntuone-control-panel-natty-release until I get another l.o.s.a slot14:39
didrocksnessita: ok, thanks, will get to it today14:40
nessitadidrocks: thanks!14:40
didrocksyw :)14:40
bcurtiswxkenvandine, did empathy 2.32.2 get uploaded to -proposed ?14:55
kenvandinenot yet14:55
kenvandinesoon14:55
kenvandine:)14:55
kenvandinei haven't forgotten14:55
mvokiwinote: hello! I'm working on the fastlist stuff currently, if you want, check out lp:~mvo/software-center/experimental-fastlist , I will merge your changes next, I think we are relatively close now, thanks for all your great work14:55
bcurtiswxkenvandine, can you add a maverick part to bug #678330 ? i can't afaik14:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 678330 in empathy (Ubuntu) "Empathy 2.32.2 Stable Release Update Request (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67833014:56
rodrigo_seb128, yes14:56
seb128bcurtiswx, you might want to wait for the current sru to reach updates to do a new one14:56
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bcurtiswxmvo, is it possible that aptitude ignores recommends on a dist-upgrade when new recommends are introduced between cycles ?14:57
kenvandinebcurtiswx, that will make it easier to test14:57
bcurtiswxseb128, sure.  :)14:57
kenvandinebcurtiswx, nominated for maverick14:58
bcurtiswxi forgot about 2.32.1 waiting for -updates14:58
kenvandinebcurtiswx, can you ping me when that happens?14:58
seb128rodrigo_, I've noticed you turned off quite some of the g-c-c distro patches14:58
bcurtiswxkenvandine, sure.14:58
seb128rodrigo_, do you plan to update those?14:58
kenvandinethx14:58
rodrigo_seb128, yes, they need a big rebase14:59
mvobcurtiswx: apt has --no-install-recommends, I'm not sure about apttitude, it should follow this too14:59
rodrigo_seb128, I just disabled them to make the packages available asap for ckpringle to test the new shell14:59
rodrigo_seb128, but yes, will rebase them soon14:59
seb128rodrigo_, ok, I guess you might want to work on those before starting on other updates14:59
rodrigo_seb128, well, I wanted to wait for the g-c-c code to stabilize a bit, but yeah, will do it after the g-applets update15:00
seb128rodrigo_, no hurry, I will just open bugs for tracking15:00
seb128we might want to discuss what to do for things which don't apply to the new code as well15:01
bcurtiswxmvo, i am referencing to bug #620733 in which i'm trying to see if a distribution upgrade caused libdconf0 to not be installed.. as it was introduced as recommends to empathy between those two cycles (Lucid-->Maverick)15:01
ubot2Launchpad bug 620733 in glib2.0 (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Empathy does not remember settings (affects: 12) (dups: 3) (heat: 104)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62073315:01
rodrigo_seb128, yes, I removed a few of those15:01
bratscheHi didrocks, can I ask you a quick packaging related question?15:03
bcurtiswxim invalidating the glib part now, it's not that15:03
bratschedidrocks: I'm making packaging for my libgrip, and when I make distcheck it creates libgrip-0.1.0.tar.gz but when I try to bzr-buildpackage it is looking for libgrip_0.0.1.orig.tar.gz15:04
didrocksbratsche: right, you have to rename it15:04
didrockshum, 0.0.1?15:05
bratscheErr.. 0.1.015:05
didrocksok :)15:05
didrocksso, yeah, you just have to rename it15:05
didrockswelcome to packaging land :)15:05
seb128rodrigo_, ok, I've pushed a new revision to gnome-control-center15:05
rodrigo_ok15:05
seb128rodrigo_, you might want read it just to see what I cleaned15:06
bratschedidrocks: So I rename it in the packaging somewhere?15:06
seb128rodrigo_, your lib .symbols was empty btw15:06
rodrigo_oh15:06
didrocksbratsche: oh no, just put the tar.gz file in the parent directory of your branch15:06
rodrigo_hmm, I guess I generated it and didn't copy it back to the branch15:06
didrocksbratsche: and rename it to libgrip_0.1.0.orig.tar.gz15:06
seb128rodrigo_, I'm uploading that to the ppa15:06
bratschedidrocks: Oh okay, thanks15:07
didrocksyw :)15:07
chrisccoulsongreat, couchdb ported but crashes on start now :)15:08
rodrigo_seb128, oh, cool, thanks for the fixes :)15:08
seb128rodrigo_, you're welcome15:09
rodrigo_seb128, how do you find the libs are not used anymore, apart from looking at the code?15:09
seb128rodrigo_, I usually diff the configure.ac between versions15:09
rodrigo_ah, ok15:09
seb128and I did a review as well there15:09
seb128and searched in the configure.ac if things that seems old were still used15:10
seb128didn't find things like pango or the libxss etc there15:10
rodrigo_seb128, as for the removed conflicts/replaces, it won't work for people having previous packages from the PPA, right?15:10
seb128rodrigo_, well people who run a natty ppa should have upgraded by now15:10
seb128they will probably not stay weeks on the buggy version15:10
rodrigo_yeah, and manual fixing is possible, so yeah, ok15:11
seb128I wanted to make sure we don't carry it over when it lands to Ubuntu15:11
bcurtiswxi still have my apt-get dist-upgrade wanting to remove evolution :-\15:11
seb128but I could have kept it a bit longer15:11
bcurtiswxwith the ubuntu-desktop PPA15:11
seb128bcurtiswx, it's not likely the ppa15:11
bcurtiswxi know, the ppa packages are being kept back with just an upgrae15:12
rodrigo_seb128, no, no problem,. just tried manual fixing and it works, so we can just point people to do thatr15:12
rodrigo_if they have any problem15:13
seb128right15:13
seb128it's just a race between unpacking15:13
seb128running apt-get -f install usually fix it15:13
seb128those using a natty ppa should be able to do ;-)15:13
bcurtiswxaptitude why-not says evolution depends on -data-server and libcamel1.2-19 but libcamel1.2-19 breaks evolution15:13
rodrigo_yeah :)15:13
seb128but it just concerns users who get the old version and didn't update yet15:13
seb128bcurtiswx, seems the new evolution didn't build yet on the architecture you are using15:14
kiwinotehey mvo! I'll have a better look once our branches are merged together, but it seems to look nice. The few things I am aware of in my branch: querying installed pkgs is quite slow, custom pkglists don't work, I changed the ordering for search results - this gives much better results for app-install data pkgs, but we probably need to write an axi plugin to add some weightings to the terms for axi pkgs15:14
bcurtiswxamd64 seems so :)15:14
seb128urg15:14
seb128no ctrl-w!15:14
kiwinotemvo: also nzmm had a branch with faster scrolling - I haven't looked into the code itself yet, but it seems like something we will want (possibly minus the batched display of icons)15:15
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mvokiwinote: thanks for this info, I'm currently resolving the conflicts, hope to have it ready in a couple of minutes to merge back15:17
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mvokiwinote: then I check the one from nzmm15:17
mvokiwinote: brings in another startup speed improvement as well it seems15:17
rodrigo_didrocks, oh, is the new evo in the natty repos then?15:17
kiwinotemvo: thanks! (also for the merging of the startup-speed branches yesterday along with nice shiny daily builds :) )15:18
mvokiwinote: the startupspeed brnach is a killer (just like the fastapp one), I meant to hug you for it when I did the merge, but you were not online15:19
* mvo hugs kiwinote15:19
mvonow! :p15:19
* kiwinote hugs mvo ;)15:19
kiwinotemvo: we query for the featured and what's new sections on startup - so that'll probably explain the extra improvements15:20
mvoI like the new nr_apps, nr_pkgs as its more accurate, I need to measure how slow it is (your comment mentions that). but a thread souds like a good idea15:20
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kiwinotemvo: yeah, I think displaying the action bar in a thread will solve any issues there15:20
kiwinotemvo: it's mostly just that we need three queries to get the right numbers and the results, so pushing two of them into a thread should work15:21
* mvo nods15:21
* bcurtiswx kick freenode15:21
mvobcurtiswx: this can happen if a recommend sis not instlalable at the moment the upgade is tried15:22
mvobcurtiswx: at this point apt/aptitude will decide to skip it and later it does not know if it was skipped because the user wanted it like this or because (back then) it was not installable15:23
bcurtiswxmvo, hmm.  so is it a bug still?15:23
didrocksrodrigo_: yes!15:23
bcurtiswxdidrocks, excepti believe it FTBFS15:24
bcurtiswxfor amd6415:24
rodrigo_didrocks, ok, I'll release evo-couchdb, which includes the fixes to compile with 2.31/32, and package it15:24
mvokiwinote: ok, should be ready for re-merging, there is a bit of flux and I hope I did not make a merge mistake. some stuff I simplified, works for me, there is a open question about only_packages_without_applications, but it looks like you solved this already nicely with the XD term that you use15:28
mvokiwinote: I'm quite excited, --debug-filter=performance shows 0.2s on my system when clicking on "system" now :-D15:29
mvoand it starts faster than it can open the cache15:29
seb128rodrigo_, do it usually takes a while for you to get the ppa uploads accepted?15:31
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, not much, no15:31
rodrigo_a few minutes15:31
seb128ok, I'm wondering what happened to my g-c-c upload15:32
dobeypedro_: ping15:33
pedro_hi dobey15:34
dobeypedro_: hey. it looks like us ubuntu one hackers can't see any of the bugs on the ubuntuone packages in ubuntu, that are private.15:35
dobeypedro_: might you know why?15:35
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rodrigo_heh, pedro_ again messing around with bugs :)15:35
pedro_dobey, because they are probably not part of the ubuntu bug control team15:36
pedro_dobey, only members of that team are able to see private bugs in the ubuntu product15:36
dobeypedro_: but we are. ~ubuntone-hackers is a member of ~ubuntu-bugcontrol15:36
dobeyhrmm15:37
pedro_dobey, any example bug?15:37
dobeypedro_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntuone-client/+bug/68096815:38
ubot2dobey: Error: Bug #680968 is private.15:38
pedro_dobey, is that a crash report?15:38
Chipacayes, it is15:38
dobeypedro_: i have no idea, i can't see it :)15:39
Chipacayes, it's a crash report15:39
Chipacaof the ubuntu one nautilus plugin15:39
dobeybut chipaca says it is15:39
pedro_dobey, IIRC we cannot access those bugs until apport do something with those15:39
Chipacapedro_: that wouldn't be an issue, but then we don't get an email about it either15:39
pedro_Chipaca, lp bug :-)15:40
rodrigo_kklimonda, hey, just released couchdb-glib 0.7.0, fyi15:40
Chipacalooks like it15:40
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pedro_Chipaca, dobey btw bug 425127 has more info on why you don't get notification from those15:44
ubot2Launchpad bug 425127 in malone "private bugs in packages people with access to private bugs are subscribed to don't generate emails (affects: 1) (heat: 1)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42512715:44
kiwinotemvo: looking atm - just forgetting to update all the right db's in the right order ;)15:44
seb128rodrigo_, kklimonda: if you touch couchdb-glib please drop the build-depends on gir-repository-dev15:46
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, didn't I already removed it?15:46
rodrigo_seb128, but yeah, looking now, I'll package it now15:46
rodrigo_seb128, right, still there15:47
seb128rodrigo_, ;-)15:47
mvokiwinote: heh, indeed, the local xapian one should be rebuild automatically now, it has a "version number" now15:47
seb128same if someone is going to touch libubuntuone one day15:47
mvokiwinote: but of course the systemwide does not15:47
seb128rodrigo_, that used to be you as well do you know if there is any new release planned?15:47
seb128I might just rebuild the current version without it15:47
rodrigo_seb128, no, I still maintain couchdb-glib and evo-couchdb, but not libu115:48
rodrigo_dobey, ^^15:48
dobeywhat now15:48
rodrigo_I can package it as soon as there is a new release15:48
rodrigo_or Chipaca ^^15:48
seb128dobey, do you know if libubuntuone will get a new version in the next weeks?15:48
dobeysure why not15:48
seb128dobey, I want to clean the build-depends on gir-repository-dev and was wondering if I should wait for the next normal upload or just do an upload for that15:49
seb128since that's deprecated and we want to drop it15:49
rodrigo_seb128, I can do the upload just for that15:49
seb128it should just depends on the specific gir binaries it needs15:49
dobeyis there a replacement, or it just gets dropped?15:49
seb128dobey, the gir are built from gtk, etc now15:49
dobeyin gtk3?15:50
seb128gir-repository-dev was a pack of those from the time they were not built by the components15:50
LaneyI just uploaded new versions of banshee and b-c-e that should be good to seed/promote15:50
dobeyor in gtk2 also?15:50
seb128gtk2 also15:50
seb128it was already the case in maverick15:50
seb128really gir-repository-dev probably contains nothing you use15:50
seb128apt-cache show gir-repository-dev15:51
seb128see the list of girs there15:51
kiwinotemvo: seems to be looking nice15:51
dobeyok15:51
dobeyseb128: is there a bug for it?15:51
seb128you probably want to use gir:Depends as well and can dh_girepository15:52
kiwinotemvo: by the looks of it the purchase apps updater needs a display_name updater added (probably also a pkgname.replace('-','_') from last nights stuff I did)15:52
mvokiwinote: some more cleanup in r127915:52
seb128dobey, no but I can open one15:52
mvokiwinote: replace()> good point15:53
dobeyok15:53
kiwinotemvo: as for only_packages_without_applications, I haven't quite worked out what it does15:53
rodrigo_seb128, an easy one -> https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/couchdb-glib/0_7_0_release/+merge/4175215:53
rodrigo_seb128, I can do the upload for that one, since I have ppu permissions15:53
mvokiwinote: its meant for removing packages that also have a application, the name is kind of hard to parse15:54
mvokiwinote: but I think you solved that more elegantly with the XD query15:54
kiwinotemvo: ah ok - in that case it can indeed go15:54
* kiwinote likes the amount of deletions in r1279 :)15:55
mvoyeah15:55
mvothis stuff was a pain to write in the first place, now its a joy to get rid of it again ;)15:55
kiwinoteI can imagine15:55
rodrigo_seb128, btw, I just realized I always ping you for reviews, so will ping others as well :)15:56
* rodrigo_ looks at didrocks and pitti15:57
didrocksrodrigo_: can do it, but tomorrow, needs finish compiz session15:57
didrocksand not sure how long it will take15:57
rodrigo_didrocks, yeah, don't worry, will ping you for other reviews from now on, not this one :)15:58
didrocksok :)15:58
rodrigo_but not before tomorrow, of course :)15:58
seb128rodrigo_, just copy urls on the channel and let people pick those16:01
rodrigo_ok16:01
seb128rodrigo_, the couchdb-glib update is fine, you can upload but need somebody to merge in the vcs right?16:04
rodrigo_seb128, yes, need just the merge16:04
seb128ok will do that16:04
bratschedidrocks around still?16:04
rodrigo_ok, uploading then16:05
didrocksbratsche: I'm there, yeah16:05
seb128dobey, rodrigo_: bug #68101316:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 681013 in libubuntuone (Ubuntu) "should not build-depends on gir-repository-dev (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68101316:06
dobeyseb128: thanks16:06
bratschedidrocks: Hey, is there any chance you might have a few minutes to look at my packaging and see what is wrong with it? :)16:06
rodrigo_dobey, ok, I'll do an upload for that16:06
dobeyrodrigo_: if you insist16:06
rodrigo_:)16:06
didrocksbratsche: really not know, but later yes :)16:07
bratschedidrocks: Awesome, thanks!16:07
seb128rodrigo_, you need to call dh_girepository in the rules16:07
rodrigo_oh, ok16:07
seb128gir:Depends doesn't work without that16:07
rodrigo_seb128, oh, in couchdb-glib also then?16:08
seb128rodrigo_, well, anywhere you use gir:Depends16:08
dobeyseb128: for packages i need to get updates in for, that i don't already have upload privs for, should i just dput them and ask someone to sponsor?16:08
seb128dobey, either that or give a vcs url from where people can build the source16:09
seb128rodrigo_, binary-predeb/gir...:16:09
rodrigo_seb128, ok16:09
seb128rodrigo_, it's the target used in cdbs sources to call dhgirepository16:09
seb128where gir... is the gir binary name16:10
rodrigo_seb128, have you already merged the couchdb-glib branch?16:10
seb128rodrigo_, not yet16:10
rodrigo_seb128, ok, I'll add it there then, so don't merge yet16:10
dobeyseb128: ok, thanks again16:11
seb128rodrigo_, ok16:11
rodrigo_I'll need another upload though, have already uploaded it16:11
seb128dobey, you're welcome16:11
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rodrigo_debian/rules:8: *** target file `binary-predeb/gir1.0-couchdb-glib-1.0' has both : and :: entries.  Stop.16:14
rodrigo_what does that mean?16:14
seb128what did you use?16:15
seb128rodrigo_, you probably need "binary-predeb/gir1.0-couchdb-glib-1.0::"16:16
seb128rodrigo_, double :16:16
rodrigo_yay, seems so16:17
seb128rodrigo_, was there any reason you didn't upload gnome-bt to the ppa yet?16:25
rodrigo_seb128, I was waiting for your review16:25
rodrigo_I thought I can't upload to the PPA?16:26
seb128rodrigo_, ok, doing that now since I merged your depends fix16:26
seb128rodrigo_, oh ok, you only did it yesterday16:26
seb128rodrigo_, I though it was done before we suspended the ppa for you16:26
rodrigo_seb128, yes, the previous changes in the branch didn't get uploaded16:26
kklimondaseb128: have you had time to take a look at atkmm yet?16:39
kklimondarodrigo_: \o/ (wrt the new couchdb-glib release)16:40
kklimondachrisccoulson: what are you doing with couchdb? :)16:40
chrisccoulsonkklimonda, trying to make it work with the latest version of spidermonkey16:41
seb128kklimonda, where is it? it's not on http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/index.html16:42
seb128kklimonda, sorry if things don't get on the sponsoring queue it's hard to keep track :-(16:42
kklimondaseb128: I've thought you were doing it through the debian?16:42
seb128well having a bug with the url and the sponsors subscribed would be useful16:42
seb128would it only be for comments16:42
kklimondaseb128: last time I've subscribed ubuntu-sponsors to the bug 672817 they were unsubscribed :/16:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 672817 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] atkmm1.6 (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67281716:43
seb128oh right you told me the other day16:43
seb128I will do that today16:43
seb128sorry for the delay16:43
kklimondano problem, it's not like I don't have anything else to do :)16:43
rodrigo_hmm, dh_girepository -pgir.... gives me: Could not find gir file for Couchdb-1.0.typelib16:51
rodrigo_and using -I doesn't seem to fix it16:51
seb128rodrigo_, yeah, I'm having the issue with gnome-bt now, investigating why16:51
rodrigo_ah, ok16:51
seb128you ship the .gir in a binary right?16:51
rodrigo_no16:51
seb128that's why I guess16:51
rodrigo_I see gir-gtk doesn't neither16:52
seb128it does16:52
seb128the .gir are in libname-dev binaries16:52
rodrigo_ah16:53
rodrigo_right, that works16:56
seb128great16:56
seb128rodrigo_, the typelib are arch specific right?16:58
rodrigo_seb128, I think so16:58
rodrigo_seb128, ok, fixes pushed to https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/couchdb-glib/0_7_0_release/+merge/4175216:58
seb128rodrigo_, ok, you defined the gnome-bt gir as arch all16:58
seb128that's why it was failing to build there16:59
rodrigo_hmm16:59
rodrigo_ah, ok16:59
seb128I've set it to arch any now and it works16:59
rodrigo_right, I guess a copy paste problem16:59
seb128rodrigo_, ok, merging the couchdb diff now16:59
rodrigo_seb128, so, can I upload it again then?17:00
seb128yes17:01
seb128rodrigo_, btw your binaries naming is buggy17:01
rodrigo_ok17:01
rodrigo_oh, in couchdb-glib?17:01
seb128yes17:01
rodrigo_I'll fix them then before uploading17:01
seb128the policy says it should be gir<version>-<typelibname>-<version>17:01
rodrigo_which one is wrong?17:01
seb128well you added -glib to the binaries17:02
seb128but the typelib doesn't have a -glib17:02
seb128gir1.0-couchdb-glib-1.017:02
rodrigo_oh17:02
seb128should be gir1.0-couchdb-1.017:02
seb128same for the other one17:02
rodrigo_ok, changing it17:02
rodrigo_don't merge the branch yet then :)17:02
seb128ok17:02
seb128do you have anything using those?17:02
seb128(seems not)17:03
rodrigo_no, afaik17:03
seb128in any case you want to Conflicts,Replaces,Provides the old name17:03
seb128Binary: gir1.0-couchdb-1.017:03
seb128Conflicts: gir1.0-couchdb-glib-1.017:03
seb128Replaces: gir1.0-couchdb-glib-1.017:03
seb128etc17:03
rodrigo_yes17:03
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seb128rodrigo_, ./usr/lib/gnome-bluetooth/libgnome-bluetooth-applet.so17:08
seb128do you know what this is is for exactly?17:08
seb128rodrigo_, it should probably not be in the libgnome-bluetooth8 deb17:09
seb128not sure if it should be in gnome-bt or in a new binary17:09
rodrigo_let me check, it's a lib for the applet, I think17:09
senseEvolution in Natty has some GTKHtml problems.17:10
bratschedidrocks: I think I have the packaging issue sorted out now.17:13
didrocksbratsche: oh nice! not sure I would have the time TBH :)17:13
rodrigo_afaics, it's just used by the panel applet, so I guess it's for some gnome-shell stuff, since it has a typelib17:14
rodrigo_seb128, ^^17:14
rodrigo_seb128, I'll ask bastien17:14
seb128rodrigo_, thanks17:15
seb128rodrigo_, I'm inclined to put it in the gnome-bt binary for now17:15
seb128we can create a new binary later if required17:15
rodrigo_seb128, in the meanwhile fixed the naming: https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/couchdb-glib/0_7_0_release/+merge/4175217:15
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bratschedidrocks: It turns out I was just missing some other files in my packaging branch and it was solved by running autoreconf -vfi and bzr adding those files.17:15
rodrigo_seb128, yes, probably, I just added it to lib... package because of the typelib17:15
didrocksbratsche: oh ok, nice you got it!17:16
bratscheYeah17:16
seb128rodrigo_, you can upload couchfb-glib, I'm merging it17:25
rodrigo_seb128, ok, thanks17:25
kenvandinethat crazy tar problem with dbusmenu and pbuilder... it has something to do with the tar getting created with make distcheck17:36
kenvandinesomeday i am going to really spend the time to figure out wtf is up with that17:37
rodrigo_oh, still no evolution update17:37
kenvandineif i extract the tarball, and create a new one it is like half the size17:37
kenvandineseb128, just gotta confirm pbuilder can build dbusmenu then i'll be ready to get you to look it over and tell me what i did wrong :)17:39
seb128kenvandine, ok ;-)17:40
rodrigo_kenvandine, btw, was going to update libu1, and got the ~ubuntu-desktop branch, but it's very outdated, so should it be removed?17:40
kenvandinegetting multiple builds write is a pain17:40
kenvandinerodrigo_, yeah17:41
seb128indeed17:41
kenvandines/write/right17:41
rodrigo_kenvandine, can you do it please?17:41
kenvandinesure17:41
rodrigo_thanks!17:41
kenvandineordering is very weird...17:41
seb128rodrigo_, ok, gnome-bt cleaning commited17:52
seb128rodrigo_, we need to reactivate the indicator patch before upload though17:52
seb128hum, or not17:52
seb128rodrigo_, I guess we will need libappindicator on gtk3 for that17:52
seb128which kenvandine is working on17:53
kenvandineyeah17:53
kenvandinei hope today :)17:53
kenvandineugh... evolution appears to have been removed17:55
* kenvandine must have missed that in the dist-upgrade today17:55
rodrigo_seb128, yes, was waiting for that, is anyone working on it?17:58
rodrigo_ah, kenvandine17:58
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, where did the gnome-appearance-properties disappear to with Gnome 3 from desktop PPA ?18:00
seb128bcurtiswx, what part of it?18:00
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, yes, it's gone18:00
seb128you have a background utility now18:01
bcurtiswxi kinda missed the default gnome fallback.. :)18:01
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rodrigo_yes, but for themes, etc, there will be gnome-plumbing18:01
rodrigo_a sort of tweakui tool18:01
bcurtiswxthe background utility keeps crashing18:01
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, can you report a bug then, please?18:03
rodrigo_with a backtrace if possible18:03
seb128slomo, hello18:03
seb128slomo, could you get http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=603041 in the next upload you do?18:03
ubot2Debian bug 603041 in gstreamer0.10-plugins-base-apps "gst-visualize-m.m imports File::Basename which creates unnecessary perl dependency" [Minor,Open]18:03
seb128slomo, it's the only diff we have in ubuntu, so we could sync again18:03
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, whats the command line to the background GUI ?\18:04
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, there isn't, it's loaded as a plugin18:04
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, so, run gnome-control-center on gdb18:04
slomoseb128: sure, it's upstream too already18:08
seb128slomo, ok thanks18:08
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ari-tczewbaptistemm: around?18:26
pittigood night everyone18:36
didrocksgood night pitti18:37
baptistemmari-tczew: yeah, but not for long18:38
ari-tczewbaptistemm: could you update your branch to merge bluez 4.70 from Debian unstable?18:38
baptistemmari-tczew: Which branch? I didn't touch any packaging for months18:43
ari-tczewbaptistemm: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bmillemathias/ubuntu/maverick/bluez/main/annotate/head%3A/debian/changelog18:44
ari-tczewnow I'm trying to reproduce a debdiff debian -> ubuntu to get -1ubuntu118:44
baptistemmdebian has only 4.70? upsyream is 4.8018:46
ari-tczewbaptistemm: yes, but till Debian doesn't have 4.79 (as PTS shows) / 4.80, we can figure out delta between Debian and Ubuntu, then request to Debian upgrade18:50
didrocksok, will work a little bit offline, see you!19:00
baptistemmari-tczew: To be hinnest I don't have free time for that, I could find some time this week-end, but this is not garanteed19:02
ari-tczewbaptistemm: okok19:03
kenvandineseb128, whenever you have a chance, look at lp:~ubuntu-desktop/dbusmenu/ubuntu19:08
kenvandinenot sure if it is ready19:08
kenvandinestill waiting for it to build in a ppa19:08
kenvandinei forgot that dbusmenu never builds for me in pbuilder, but it does on the buildd19:08
kenvandineseb128, i had also forgotten i had needed to get gdk-pixbuf sponsored too... but i got that uploaded too19:09
kenvandineso you won't be able to build it until you get that19:09
kenvandineseb128, just look it over when you can and let me know if there is anything obvious i should fix19:10
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ari-tczewseb128: don't you mind if I'll take merge libproxy?19:37
seb128kenvandine, urg, what did you do with libdbusmenu?19:37
kenvandinehuh?19:37
seb128kenvandine, joking ;-) I will review it19:37
kenvandinehaha!19:37
seb128just back from dinner19:37
kenvandineyou got me19:38
seb128;-)19:38
seb128ari-tczew, you can do it, I don't think anybody is working on it19:38
ari-tczewthanks seb12819:38
Sarvattwould anyone be willing to review/sponsor an x11-session-utils merge to fix the ftbs on natty by any chance? http://sarvatt.com/downloads/merges/x11-session-utils19:49
seb128Sarvatt, ok19:49
kenvandineseb128, ok dbusmenu did build in the ppa :)19:49
Sarvattseb128: thank you thank you thank you :) build log and the patch that was added is in there19:50
seb128Sarvatt, done19:52
seb128kenvandine, great, one down, 2 to go? ;-)19:52
Sarvatt\o/ thanks again!19:52
seb128(libindicator, libappindicator)19:52
seb128Sarvatt, you're welcome!19:52
kenvandineyeah, working on it already19:52
kenvandineseb128, i still need to test the upgrade path on dbusmenu19:52
kenvandinewaiting for debs to publish19:52
seb128kenvandine, we don't use the canonical vcs for libdbusmenu?20:02
kenvandinei think we do, i need to remove the Vcs line20:03
kenvandinethat might have been added back from ted's branch again20:03
seb128no we don't20:03
kenvandineone of those things that bzr fights over20:03
kenvandineok, that must be a different package20:04
seb128I've checkout libdbusmenu today to fix a build-depends20:04
kenvandinewe should, since all the sources are imported20:04
seb128but it seems I don't get the same checkout with the ubuntu-desktop vcs now20:04
seb128can you see if james_w can fix that for us?20:04
kenvandineyeah20:04
seb128thanks20:04
seb128starting to review your update20:04
kenvandinewe just need to get the branch linked right?20:04
seb128we want the ubuntu-desktop version to become the canonical one20:05
kenvandineright, linked to lp:ubuntu/dbusmenu20:05
kenvandineright?20:05
seb128libdbusmenu20:05
seb128it's the source name20:05
seb128don't ask why the source and project have different names20:05
kenvandineyeah20:05
kenvandinelegacy...20:05
seb128ok so my fix was to drop to build-depends on20:06
seb128 gir-repository-decv20:06
seb128-c20:06
kenvandineah, yeah that isn't needed anymore20:07
* kenvandine removes it20:07
seb128kenvandine, gir1.0-dbusmenu-gtk3-0.220:08
seb128you should depends on gir:Depends20:08
seb128and call dh_girepository in rules20:08
seb128rather than listing the depends manually20:08
seb128binary-preinst/gir1.0-dbusmenu-gtk3-0.2::20:08
seb128    dh_girepository -pgir1.0-dbusmenu-gtk3-0.220:09
seb128kenvandine, would be nice to use .symbols for the libs20:09
seb128kenvandine, it seems you have the rules snippet in fact20:11
kenvandineok20:12
ari-tczewdoes anybody know what is the reason of this ftbfs? src/io/ChannelListWriter.vala:88.36-88.41: error: Argument 1: Cannot convert from `string?' to `uint8[]'20:13
kenvandinewe should work on convincing tedg on the .symbols20:13
seb128kenvandine, ?20:13
seb128it's an ubuntu thing, not an upstream one20:13
seb128he will just merge back what we do ;-)20:13
kenvandineyeah, but he maintains the package for their ppa20:13
seb128he will merge back I'm sure20:13
kenvandinesomehow his changes keep coming back to haunt us20:13
seb128kenvandine, the rules seems weird to me20:14
kenvandineit took lots of trial and error to get that working at all20:14
kenvandinei want to figure out why bzr doesn't like to preserve the delta between our package and ted's20:16
seb128talk to james_w20:16
kenvandineok20:16
seb128he probably knows better than us ;-)20:16
kenvandine:)20:16
kenvandineit is really frustrating...20:16
seb128kenvandine, I'm testbuilding since I don't understand the rules20:16
seb128the cdbs multi builds are weird20:17
kenvandinethey are20:17
seb128well it's weird to have a gtk3 target without gtk2 one20:17
seb128but I guess the gtk2 one is the standard cdbs build20:17
kenvandineand you need to get the target depends just right so the sequence is right20:17
kenvandineyes20:17
kenvandinesoname versions and all look sane?20:18
kenvandinepackage names?20:18
seb128yeah, that's makefiles for you ;-)20:18
seb128kenvandine, I will tell you after build since those depends of the files on disk20:18
seb128but from a first glance yes20:18
kenvandinelibdbusmenu-gtk3-2 and libdbusmenu-gtk2 is weird20:18
seb128I need to apt-get update and upgrade my gdk-pixbuf though20:18
kenvandinebut it is correct, as far the actually libs that get built go20:19
seb128right20:19
kenvandinebut i can see where people might get confused if they ever try to figure out which lib is which :)20:19
kenvandinemore confusing because gtk2 and gtk3 happens to be in the names20:19
kenvandine:)20:19
kenvandinei also didn't build docs for gtk320:19
seb128I saw20:19
kenvandinesince it would be redundant20:19
seb128I'm wondering why we build those at all20:20
kenvandinemake sense?20:20
kenvandinedevhelp :)20:20
seb128usually upstream ship the .html in the tarball20:20
seb128and the packaging doesn't build them20:20
kenvandineah20:20
seb128since there is no reason a rebuild would be different from what upstream ships20:20
kenvandineDX isn't the typical upstream, i guess20:20
seb128it just cost build time20:20
seb128well my typical upstream is GNOME20:20
seb128which might be a standard one either ;-)20:20
seb128kenvandine, no ted today?20:21
seb128kenvandine, btw are you off starting tonight for the weekend?20:21
seb128I'm not sure when thanksgiving is etc20:21
kenvandineapparently not20:21
kenvandineDEB_DH_MAKESHLIBS_ARGS_libindicator0 += -V 'libindicator1 (>= 0.3.14)'20:21
kenvandineyes20:22
seb128I just know it's this week20:22
kenvandinetomorrow is thanksgiving, and i am taking vacation on friday20:22
seb128ok, makes sense20:22
kenvandineUS is typical thurs and friday20:22
kenvandinebut bank holiday is just thursday20:22
seb128we should probably land all those gtk3 next week or after alpha1 then20:22
seb128/usr/bin/vapigen --library=Dbusmenu-Glib-0.2 Dbusmenu-Glib-0.2.gir20:22
seb128error: The type name `gint' could not be found20:22
seb128error: The type name `gpointer' could not be found20:22
seb128kenvandine, it fails to build there20:22
seb128Generation failed: 57 error(s), 0 warning(s)20:23
kenvandinehumm20:23
kenvandinedo you have anything "weird" gir related?20:23
seb128in the build log? or installed?20:24
kenvandineinstalled20:24
seb128I'm on stock natty20:24
kenvandinebuilt in the ppa20:24
seb128with maybe some upgrades missing20:24
seb128  gir1.0-freedesktop gir1.0-gdkpixbuf-2.0 gir1.0-glib-2.0 gir1.0-nautilus-2.020:24
kenvandinemake sure you have the latest gtk2 and gtk320:24
seb128have pending updates20:24
seb128let me update them20:24
kenvandineand gobject-introspection20:24
kenvandineyeah20:24
kenvandinegir1.0-glib-2.0 is th culprit there20:25
kenvandinethat was fixed20:25
kenvandineand you need gir1.0-gdkpixbuf-2.020:25
seb128so your build-depends is not strict enough20:25
kenvandinei guess20:25
kenvandinei'll fix it for gobject-introspection20:25
seb128it was not those20:26
kenvandinehumm20:26
kenvandinehow about gobject-introspection?20:26
seb128gobject-introspection (0.9.12+git20101124-0ubuntu1) ...20:26
seb128it got updated with the gir1.0-glib-2.020:27
seb128it's the snapshot pitti did today20:27
kenvandineshouldn't be that then20:28
kenvandineand libgirepository1.0-dev?20:28
seb128uptodate as well20:29
seb128did you update today?20:29
seb128kenvandine, I don't see anything in the pending updates that should have an impact on that20:31
seb128no gir, no gobject, no glib or gkt20:31
kenvandineweird20:31
seb128gtk20:31
kenvandineweird20:31
kenvandineit built in the ppa for natty though20:31
kenvandinehttps://edge.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1374384/+listing-archive-extra20:32
seb128kenvandine, weird, I'm a bit puzzled20:40
kenvandineme too20:40
kenvandinealthough i also can't explain why dbusmenu won't build in pbuilder but it does on a buildd20:40
kenvandinebeen like that for ages now20:41
seb128            <type name="gint" c:type="gint"/>20:41
seb128do you have lines like that in the gir?20:41
kenvandinein Dbusmenu-Glib-0.2.gir?20:41
seb128yes20:41
seb128b$ vapigen --version20:41
seb128Vala API Generator 0.10.020:41
seb128I guess that's the issue20:42
kenvandineah!20:42
kenvandineyeah20:42
* kenvandine bumps that20:42
kenvandinei'll specify valac-0.1220:42
seb128ok, works now20:43
seb128well I have both installed20:43
seb128the alternative was just set on 0.020:43
seb1280.1020:43
kenvandineok20:43
seb128we should probably rank the new version higher20:43
seb128it works now ;-)20:43
seb128restarting a build20:44
seb128dpkg-source: error: gunzip gave error exit status 120:46
seb128weird20:46
seb128that's at the lintian time20:46
seb128kenvandine, seems fine to me20:48
seb128kenvandine, do you want to get that in or should we get the stack transitioned at once rather?20:49
kenvandinei can get it in, let me test it first20:49
kenvandinesee if i can find any breakage20:49
seb128kenvandine, with some luck the next ones will be easier ;-)20:50
kenvandine:)20:50
kenvandinewell libindicator will be20:50
kenvandineonly problem seems to be top_srcdir vs top_builddir related20:50
kenvandinealmost done20:50
Chipacaany idea why gnome-open is ignoring what's set in 'preferred applications'?20:51
Chipaca(in natty)20:51
dobeyChipaca: you mean it's starting chrome instead of firefox?20:52
dobeyChipaca: the way that url handlers is done in gnome changed20:52
Chipacait's starting firefox 4 instead of chromium20:52
seb128Chipaca, because the way handlers work is transitionning to a new system and that didn't get updated yet20:52
Chipacaanything i can poke at to make it work in the interregnum?20:53
seb128Chipaca,20:56
seb128you can change the defaults.list20:56
seb128in /usr/share/applications20:56
seb128or in .local20:56
seb128x-scheme-handler/http=firefox.desktop20:57
seb128set what you use instead20:57
seb128you will need to run update-mime-database then20:57
Chipacahow is this different from the existing mimetypes database we've had for ages, btw?21:01
seb128Chipaca, the url handlers where in gconf21:02
seb128now they use the same system than mimetypes21:02
Chipacaseb128: right... but before gnome and kde, way back when fvwm was cool, we had the mimetypes database all figured out :-/21:03
Chipacait wasn't particularly nice to edit, but netscape 3/4 used that21:04
Chipacaand in debian (2.0) the level of integration it afforded was awesome21:05
Chipacamaybe i'm just being silly and nostalgic :)21:05
Chipacaseb128: changed firefox to chromium-browser in /etc/gnome/defaults.list, /usr/share/applications/defaults.list and /usr/share/gnome/applications/defaults.list, ran update-mime-database /usr/share/mime, and still getting firefox instead of chrome. What am I missing?21:13
seb128Chipaca, the 3 files you list are the same on ubuntu21:17
seb128dunno, it worked for dobey21:17
Chipacamaybe I need to restart my session?21:18
seb128you should not21:19
dobeyChipaca: you are actually getting firefox to start?21:19
dobeyChipaca: copy the chromium desktop file to ~/.local/share/applications and then update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications21:20
Chipacadobey: I am getting firefox 4, and I want chromium21:20
dobeyChipaca: i had the exact opposite experience. but now that i've used firefox 4, i don't want it, or chrome, or epiphany. :(21:21
* dobey wonders if mosaic will still run on narwhal21:22
Chipacadobey: nope, needs libc5 x11 libs21:23
dobeyseb128: since you're still here; do you know what rule i would use in debian/rules to be able to generate a .substvars for ALL the packages in debian/control?21:23
* dobey downloads navigator 3.04 GOLD.21:28
jasoncwarnerRAOF: TheMuso: robert_ancell: reminder meeting time in a few minutes. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-11-2321:57
seb128oh right, it's today for you guys21:58
seb128I read the irc logs twice this morning searching for the eastern edition logs21:59
seb128I wondered if you just didn't have a meeting this week21:59
seb128it's confusing to have a day difference ;-)21:59
Nafalloseb128: you should fix that! :-)21:59
seb128Nafallo, not my business ;-)22:00
Nafalloseb128: you're the one annoyed about it :-P22:00
seb128I would not say annoyed, I just wanted to see if they did follow on conversations we had in the western edition22:00
seb128so a bit surprised22:00
seb128but now it makes sense22:00
seb128I was not in an hurry, I will read what they say today ;-)22:01
seb128I might even do comments still I'm still online today :p22:01
seb128but first small break22:01
seb128brb22:01
* TheMuso reads through the meeting notes.22:09
JanCdobey: http://bit.ly/hxb8qH --> Mosaic 1.0 works fine under Wine at least...  ;)22:12
dobeyJanC: as fine as looking at like all 3 web pages that still work on it, anyway22:12
dobeynetscape 3.04 gold works under wine too22:13
dobeybut the javascripts are murder upon it22:13
JanCdobey: it also doesn't support HTTP 1.1 I think, so no virtual domains...  ;)22:13
dobeywell netscape 3 does22:13
dobeybut it doesn't have any useful CA certs either22:14
dobeyso it won't even let me try to open launchpad.net22:14
dobeyit also doesn't do utf-8 very well22:14
RAOFOk. People seemed to have resolved the "better activity reports" discussion, but I can't quite see *what* was resolved :)22:19
robert_ancellRAOF, I think the resolution was to keep discussing it :)22:24
RAOF:)22:25
robert_ancellseb128, One of the points I was also trying to make is to break the per-person reports and make a single team report.  That makes it harder to collate separate blog entries into one cohesive element. You can still have attribution with a tag like in the work items.22:26
seb128robert_ancell, hi!22:27
robert_ancellseb128, hello22:27
robert_ancelljasoncwarner, meeting action - move meeting to Wednesday?22:28
jasoncwarneryes22:28
jasoncwarnerthank you!22:28
robert_ancell(move eastern edition)22:28
seb128how is a single report make from individual people items different from the same items sorted by people?22:28
jasoncwarnerwas just going to ask that22:28
robert_ancellseb128, I think that makes it harder to read.  As we get more and more people the reports get more fragmented and it means a contribution from a community member doesn't really "fit in".22:29
* jasoncwarner wish me luck...going to work with google calendar22:29
seb128hum22:29
robert_ancellseb128, a single list ordered from highest priority to lowest means you immediately know what's important and you can choose how far to read down it22:30
seb128robert_ancell, so you think that 90 items listed are easier to read that 9 blocks which each have 10 items?22:30
robert_ancellseb128, yes, because in one minute you know the most important ones (say the first 10), and you can skip the lower 30 if you don't need to know so much detail22:30
seb128well if you list my summary after meeting I suggested we focus on writting something easy to read22:30
seb128then we should have someone picking the highlights and do a shorter summary22:31
seb128well what you say imply that people rank their items dynamically22:31
robert_ancellright, you suggested writing separate posts and collating them,  pitti said that was quite some overhead22:31
seb128I think we should first improve what you write22:32
seb128then we can see what we can do from it22:32
robert_ancellI'm suggesting we have one list (e.g. in etherpad/wiki) where people insert their items where they think the priority is.  Then someone (e.g. jasoncwarner) tidies up that list and potentially drops the least important ones (or puts them into an appendix)22:32
seb128but I think if the content is nice it should be easy for someone to pick and do a blog post22:32
robert_ancellagreed22:32
seb128robert_ancell, it seems people were resistant to have a dynamic list22:34
robert_ancellseb128, what do you think about proposing we try what I suggested there for next meeting and then assess it?22:34
seb128or at least pitti seemed to think that a weekly summary is enough22:34
robert_ancellseb128, so, it is a weekly summary, and you could add all your items the day before the meeting (as we do currently).  But it would be possible to update it duing the week22:35
seb128not sure, I'm happy to try a format if you suggest one22:36
seb128I hate the wiki enough that's I'm pretty sure I will not edit it as dynamically I would edit something else22:36
seb128like commiting a change to the wiki often spin for a minute there22:36
robert_ancellas I read it pitti seemed rightly worried about making a process that required one person producing a summary (e.g. meeting notes)22:36
seb128I would do one lines commits like I do on a whiteboard22:37
seb128wouldn't22:37
robert_ancellseb128, right, and the exact technology we choose is not important, so if the wiki has performance issues we should use etherpad (as long as it's not limiting as TheMuso said)22:37
TheMusoAs was pointed out, I can get a plain text export.22:38
seb128we should go back to what you want to solve22:38
seb128I'm not sure if there was one or several things you wanted out of that22:38
seb128do you want only a way to have better weekly summaries?22:39
seb128something we can interest people about?22:39
robert_ancellok, I'll propose the experiment, and hopefully the result will look more useful.  I'll manually add some of the thing that should be automatable.22:39
seb128or do you want to solve also a cross timezones and contribution enterance level issue22:39
seb128like the fact that we discuss lot of what we do in european,us IRC hours22:40
robert_ancellthat was my main point.  I was also talking about the eastern edition meeting, but that discussion was more meant for the people who attend that meeting22:40
seb128which cuts people not on IRC or not on IRC at the right time from jumping in22:40
seb128because I feel like people agree on better notes to solve the first issue22:40
robert_ancellI personally think that's unavoidable, and the current system is getting the best we can22:40
seb128but we didn't really address the second one22:40
seb128one way to respond to the second one is to use the list for discussions when we can22:41
seb128IRC is nice but having all the discussions there tend to get people distracted and not able to focus and cut other people not on IRC at this time out as well22:42
robert_ancellok, reading the email I sent - I'm not proposing any particular changes to the format.  I did try and document the purpose of the meetings, as it might not be obvious to outside people how the meetings work.  I think others were interested in changing the meeting format, and I'll leave it to them to propose ideas.22:42
robert_ancell(meeting format, and other methods we can use)22:43
seb128I didn't see anybody suggesting to change the format22:43
seb128out of you last week suggesting that wikipedia page with the 15 minutes a day format22:43
robert_ancellyes, that was a suggestion for the eastern edition only.22:43
seb128ok22:44
seb128so I don't think we get a lot out of this22:44
seb128we did agree to improve the format of what we have for writters though22:44
robert_ancelland the feedback seemed to be "not necessary" on that one.22:44
seb128we didn't agree on whether we should make it directly nice to read or if someone should do a better summary from some highlights once a week22:45
seb128writters->readers22:45
seb128robert_ancell, do you want to suggest the format you think is right and have the team try for a week?22:46
seb128so we can see what works or not for people22:46
robert_ancellyes, I think that will be easiest22:46
seb128ok, let's do that22:46
seb128so you think we should try to advertise that out of the wiki22:46
seb128I've the feeling not many people will come read a wiki22:47
seb128compared to having a blog once a week22:47
robert_ancelladvertise = publish?22:47
seb128yes22:47
seb128blog posts or similar22:47
seb128email on the list22:47
robert_ancellso yes, the official summary should be on the wiki, but it should be concise enough to copy and paste it into an email/blogpost22:47
seb128I don't want to add that as a task22:47
seb128we have enough sponsoring, review, etc duties already22:48
seb128and enough difficulties to get people to work on those22:48
robert_ancellI would suggest we post it on the wiki and email it every week, and people may choose to blog it if they wish22:48
seb128if the wiki summary is nice and easy to read it might encourage some community member to pick and publish it22:48
robert_ancellexactly22:48
seb128ok22:49
seb128so that's one thing22:49
robert_ancellwhat I'm proposing shouldn't take any more effort than the current system, and if it does we should not do it22:49
seb128do you think we need to figure something for inter team and contributors detailled status?22:49
seb128like what you did today and are blocked on and which could use extra eyes22:49
robert_ancellI'm not sure what you mean by "inter team and contributors detailled status"22:50
seb128well like a place when we have a note that your totem update is blocked on a crash22:51
seb128or the rb one on a python issue22:51
robert_ancellyou should just add that to the same list22:51
seb128or kenvandine's libdbusmenu gtk3 update is hitting vala issues22:51
robert_ancellI'll put some examples into the email as to what to add and where22:52
robert_ancelljasoncwarner, are you ok with this?22:52
seb128or let's try for a week22:52
seb128I've the feeling it's not going to work great22:53
seb128but let's see22:53
robert_ancellthat's ok, it's worth a go22:53
seb128yeah, no discussion22:53
seb128I think we can do better to be interesting to read without doubt22:53
robert_ancellI figure I'll do the summarising this week with jasoncwarner and we can assess how much work it is, and if it should be one person or cycle around22:54
seb128the not so easy part is to have people being doing dynamic editing22:54
robert_ancell"no discussion"?22:54
seb128rather than dumping once a week22:54
seb128"no discussion", "without doubt"22:54
seb128or "yeah, it's worth a go for sure"22:55
seb128;-)22:55
robert_ancellah, must be a French translations?22:55
seb128yes22:55
seb128we say "nothing to discuss, it's clear it makes sense"22:55
seb128-> "no discussion needed"22:55
robert_ancellI don't see the issue with the dynamic editing, but hopefully we'll see by next week22:55
seb128for me it's the wiki :p22:55
robert_ancellwell that's just technology, we can change that any time22:56
seb128it would be an etherpad or gtg or tomboy that would be easier22:56
seb128but maybe that's just me hating wikis22:56
seb128let's see how it goes22:56
seb128and what people find annoying22:56
seb128we can change the support later on if we have better22:57
seb128or if we feel the wiki is an issue22:57
robert_ancelljasoncwarner, yay, the meeting change worked!22:57
seb128;-)22:57
jasoncwarnerrobert_ancell: it's worth a go ;) I was more interested in finding a way to communicate across timezones that people were stuck or needed some help or to announce something. I personally thought status.net would be perfect for that (for as much as I hate twitter and that style of communication, it is effective for somethings)22:58
robert_ancelloh, I meant the google calendar entry.22:58
seb128including dst time? ;-)22:58
jasoncwarnerrobert_ancell: well, I did a delete/add!22:58
jasoncwarnerI couldn't change the meeting to be the right time/day and still repeat22:58
jasoncwarnerugh22:58
robert_ancelljasoncwarner, ok, I'll leave that one to you!22:59
seb128jasoncwarner, well it seems robert_ancell think those points could just go on the standard activity report22:59
seb128we can see if that's the case in practice22:59
robert_ancellyes.  I don't see the need for the knowing them within minutes rather than days but I'm open to trying that if people think it's useful23:00
jasoncwarneri'm cool with whatever works best for you guys in this, because in effect, this is your information that needs to be shared. :) we should experiment away23:00
seb128well it's rather than weekly highlights might not fit with detailed technical blockers23:00
jasoncwarnerseb128: yeah, probably two different problems trying to be solved23:01
seb128one goal is to move away from a dump of technical details to things interesting to read23:01
seb128I've the feeling not a lot of people are interested that $source doesn't build with --as-needed23:01
seb128but you could want to note somewhere that you have no clue about gcc and would welcome help on it23:03
seb128well maybe sorting items on the wiki solves that23:03
robert_ancellwould I be out of line suggesting we try it without traditional stuff like present/absent/apologies - this information is in the irc logs23:06
seb128you mean? moving that section out of the wiki?23:07
seb128I don't see any value having it there is the meeting leader knows about people on holidays, etc23:08
seb128but I guess it's a question for jasoncwarner ;-)23:08
jasoncwarnerrobert_ancell: feel free to suggest any format ;)23:09
jasoncwarnerno worries...we can talk about it after.23:09
rickspencer3I think that's also so that community people reading it later know what who was there, and who wasn't, etc...23:10
seb128well that informations is in the IRC log23:12
robert_ancellok, I'm going to get radical and keep it ultra simple and we can discuss if it's too far at the next meeting23:12
rickspencer3seb128, sort of23:13
rickspencer3i don't really care much, just a reminder that we have an important value to be transparent23:13
seb128rickspencer3, well if it's important we should start the meeting by stating who is there23:13
seb128and who is not23:14
rickspencer3of course, part of transperancy is to focus on important information in a digestable format23:14
rickspencer3seb128, that doesn't say who couldn't be there, but was expected23:14
seb128we can have those informations at the bottom of the summary rather than at the start at least23:14
rickspencer3again, I don't much care, just a reminder about that there are audiences and purposes23:14
seb128they are probably less important that the content23:14
rickspencer3seb128, right, or you could determine that it's a distraction and detracts from your communication and drop it23:15
seb128robert_ancell, btw while I've you online, is there anything you need help on or think that needs work?23:16
seb128robert_ancell, it seems to me that GNOME3 will not be in a natty state in the next weeks23:17
seb128I was thinking that we had a nice start with it but now is maybe time to switch to unity work23:18
seb128unity is usable enough now to start using it and working on it23:18
seb128I don't see GNOME3 being in a natty state in the next weeks23:19
seb128or before end of year23:19
robert_ancellseb128, yes, I also think it's not worth the risk trying to get any of GNOME3 into natty.  And now we have unity we need to focus on that.23:20
robert_ancellWe should continue to update the PPA as we can and see how we go23:20
seb128right23:20
seb128I've tried the new g-c-c today23:20
seb128(I didn't run it before)23:20
robert_ancellvery wip right?23:20
seb128it has lot of issues and I don't see any real value out of it23:20
seb128it just drops lot of things users might be using23:21
seb128like themes23:21
robert_ancellthere really aren't many packages we can update without dragging in too many other things. And since everyone has spent the time updating to GNOME3 there aren't any new features worth getting23:21
seb128in fact the new design seems really a win for devices23:21
seb128it feels like the ui would git on a screen without clutter23:21
seb128but it's not a win on a desktop config23:21
seb128git->fit23:22
robert_ancellN+1 will be the time to update to GNOME3 I think23:22
seb128right23:22
seb128ok, seems we agree on that23:22
seb128do we still want gtk3 on the CD?23:22
robert_ancellwe will have some GTK3 apps though right?23:22
robert_ancellhah, thinking the same thing :)23:22
robert_ancellisn't dx moving to gtk3 for some stuff?23:23
seb128well right now I don't see a strong reason for it23:23
robert_ancellthe only reason is "we have to migrate some time, so moving some apps will mean less work later"23:23
seb128but at the same time we might want it part of the standard install23:23
micahgis it safe for me to upgrade gnome-shell then to 2.9X?23:23
robert_ancellI think if we can, we should.23:23
seb128we got apport using it23:23
seb128so it's in now23:23
robert_ancellmicahg, I've been working on the clutter update, should hopefully be done today23:24
seb128I think we can probably push some things23:24
seb128gnome-games23:24
seb128or this calculator of yours :p23:24
robert_ancellgnome-games is blocked on clutter23:24
robert_ancellgcalctool, sure23:24
seb128well I mean during the cycle23:24
seb128I had an hard time to find things which don't bring g-s-d or g-c-c in23:24
robert_ancelleog seems to work fine, but I'm always worried that something might change and we get cornered23:24
micahgrobert_ancell: ok, great, I haven't tried yet, I just want to make sure to not cause issues for you guys23:25
seb128micahg, you can try but you will like hit issues or depends missing23:25
seb128micahg, it will be want lot of GNOME323:25
robert_ancellseb128, and the issue is we can't deliver two g-s-d etc right?23:25
seb128robert_ancell, well eog for example as a "set as background"23:25
micahgseb128: right, but assuming I can get to build, then uploading would be ok since it's not in the seed?23:25
seb128robert_ancell, which will use gsettings23:26
seb128robert_ancell, so nautilus or g-s-d will not pick it23:26
robert_ancellseb128, yeah23:26
seb128I didn't find lot of softwares not integrated with some system keys23:26
robert_ancellmicahg, gnome-shell is in a PPA at the moment right?23:26
seb128there is a daily build ppa23:26
micahgrobert_ancell: idk, is it?23:26
seb128micahg, well feel free to do what you want on g-s23:26
seb128we don't have anybody working on it officially23:27
robert_ancellI'm thinking the best place to push gnome-shell is the gnome3-builds PPA, because then it can have all the dependencies23:27
seb128ricotzs does daily builds in a ppa for a while23:27
micahgseb128: ok, thanks, the only reason I need to upgrade it is for the xul20 transition23:27
seb128you need to update gjs rather?23:27
seb128but yeah, I think updating can only make upstream and users happier23:28
seb128so if you get the new one working go for it23:28
micahgseb128: right, but I would guess a new gjs would mean a new gnome-shell as well23:28
seb128if you run into any lack of depends let me know23:28
seb128we might just want to drop the universe one and use the ppa as robert_ancell was saying23:28
micahgseb128: ok, do you have any idea for Debian's plans WRT GNOME3?23:29
seb128debian is frozen for their next stable23:29
seb128so it's not an easy timing23:29
seb128don't count on anything this cycle23:29
micahgah, right, it could be another 4 months before release23:29
seb128they start building a GTK3 stack in experimental23:30
seb128but I don't think they will go on with GNOME3 as we do in the ppa23:30
seb128not until their stable is out23:30
micahgseb128: ok, I'll check out ricotz23:30
micahgs package23:30
robert_ancellseb128, jasoncwarner, proposed meeting page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-11-3023:33
seb128robert_ancell, seems fine to me23:36
seb128do you think we should keep some sections in the summary?23:36
seb128like the current dx, unity, etc23:37
seb128s-c23:37
seb128xorg23:37
seb128I know I like have a clear status for those23:38
seb128I'm not sure how it would work having the same items randomly list between other topics23:38
seb128not sure if we should have some categories and "others"23:38
seb128or just a dump from all notes23:38
jasoncwarneras the new guy, I did like having some breakdown by category...FWIW...it was useful for me.23:39
jasoncwarnerbut not sure if that is b/c I'm the new guy or b/c that information naturally breaks down that way23:40
rickspencer3fwiw, I put those theres because folks kept getting out of sync on those areas23:40
robert_ancellyes, I'm not sure about the categories.  I've decided to drop them for the experiment and see how it goes.23:40
seb128ok, let's try23:40
seb128but I quite like the kubuntu, s-c, unity, etc status23:40
TheMusoSo do I.23:40
Sarvattis natty hardcoded to use firefox to open http:// links or something? any magic way to change it?23:57
RAOFI fiddled with the gnome-www-browser alternative group, but I've gone back to firefox with the FF4 beta, so I can't tell you if it still works.23:58
rickspencer3Sarvatt, maybe I'm not getting what you're saying ...23:58
rickspencer3but you should be able to go System->Preferences->Preferred Applications and set your choice of default browser there23:59
Sarvattgnome-www-browser points to chromium23:59
Sarvattrickspencer3: chromium is my browser there but links open in firefox23:59

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