[00:00] then perl -ne '/^(.*?)=(\S+)/; $$d{$ARGV}{$1} = $2; END { for $f (keys %$d) { printf "%s\t%s%s\n", $f =~ m{.*/([^/]+)$}, $$d{$f}{'Exec'}, $$d{$f}{'StartupWMClass'} ? "\t$$d{$f}{'StartupWMClass'}" : "" } }' /usr/share/applications/*.desktop [00:00] asac, ^^ [00:01] no its fine [00:01] i will add BAMF_WM_CLASS::$$d{$f}{'StartupWMClass'}" [00:01] so i can parse it [00:01] k [00:01] let me try [00:03] ok perl -ne '/^(.*?)=(.*)/; $$d{$ARGV}{$1} = $2; END { for $f (keys %$d) { printf "%s\t%s%s\n", $f =~ m{.*/([^/]+)$}, $$d{$f}{'Exec'},$$d{$f}{'StartupWMClass'} ? "\tBAMF_WM_CLASS::$$d{$f}{'StartupWMClass'}" : "" } }' /usr/share/applications/*.desktop [00:03] seems to work ;) [00:03] fun! [00:03] thats what they deserve in their post.inst for creating a bamf.index under /usr/share... ;) [00:03] instead of /var ;) [00:04] ok let me try ;) [00:07] BAMF_WM_CLASS::Chromium-browser [00:07] ;) [00:10] ok lets see [00:10] the bamf.index looks okaish [00:17] ok seems to work ;) [00:18] * asac double checks, cleans it up an pushes to ppa and branch [00:24] 01:24 < asac> ok now it works ;) [00:24] 01:24 < asac> ChrisCoulson: debdiff bamf_0.2.58-0ubuntu2.dsc bamf_0.2.58-0ubuntu2.asac1.dsc | pastebinit [00:24] 01:24 < asac> http://pastebin.com/021mPXmu [00:25] 01:24 < asac> also pushed lp:~asac/bamf/match-apps-by-startup-wm-class [00:25] 01:24 < asac> and uploaded to ppa:asac/ppa [00:25] fta: ^ [00:25] thanks a bunch!! [00:25] chromium-browser also still works ;) [00:25] and gwibber [00:25] guess thats enough [00:25] ;) [00:25] chrisccoulson: ^ ;) [00:26] bloody bastards ;) [00:26] :) [00:26] relieve!! [00:26] can keep firefox in launcher [00:26] dailies!! [00:26] relief i guess [00:28] i don't even see chromium in unity, yet it's my default gnome browser [00:28] well ... now you can "keep in launcher" once you have it started ;) [00:29] you could do that before for chromium, but not for our daily codenames now i figured ;) [00:30] asac, in case you missed it: http://people.canonical.com/~dpm/Chromium-l10n-announce.html (it's a draft, dpm was supposed to announce that last monday) [00:31] thats rocking awesome [00:32] asac, and part of it is about to land upstream: http://codereview.chromium.org/5606007/ [00:32] jcastro, ^^ [00:33] fta: you also fixed the upstreaming process for it, right? [00:34] asac, what do you mean? [00:35] fta: feeding back translations from ubuntu to upstream? [00:35] or is that still open? [00:35] asac, i provide them a folder with both patches and patched files [00:36] right [00:36] is that in the text? [00:36] asac, so there's a manual action needed to land those in trunk [00:36] the blog? no, but i didn't write it, dpm did [00:37] http://people.ubuntu.com/~fta/chromium/translations/ [00:38] i should also find a way to report bogus strings to the translators: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fta/chromium/translations/trunk/converter-output.html [00:38] right [00:38] but at least you can provide patches ;) [00:38] that can be included with some manual effort [00:39] they still need to wait in codereview [00:39] right [00:39] fta: you and dpm worked on this? [00:41] fta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/541225/ [00:41] anything i should add in my blogpost i was about to fire ;) [00:42] fta: fta and dpm ... or fta with help of dpm ;)? [00:42] your call [00:42] asac, well, i did it: https://code.launchpad.net/~chromium-team/chromium-browser/chromium-translations-tools.head [00:42] kk [00:43] but i guess he supported you ;) [00:43] i can drop him compltely [00:43] he's been supporting me :) [00:43] especially with the lp bugs against rosetta [00:44] fta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/541226/ [00:45] so i include the rosetta team in the final sentence i guess [00:47] fta: ok more fta centric again: http://paste.ubuntu.com/541228/ [00:47] :) [00:47] you have veto right for 3 minutes [00:47] then i send it out [00:48] (ie, he pushed the lp devs for me, because they hate me) [00:48] yep, ok [00:48] "ubuntu community translates chromium-browser" is the titel [00:48] (sorry, router crashed) [00:48] ubuntu community translations for chromium-browser [00:48] rather ;) [00:48] "ubuntu community translations for chromium browser" [00:48] yep, fine [00:48] kk [00:49] http://asacasa.tumblr.com/post/2148396000/ubuntu-community-translations-for-chromium-browser [00:49] asac, seems i can write in python now: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~chromium-team/chromium-browser/chromium-translations-tools.head/files :) [00:49] lol [00:49] well done [00:50] ok i have to go to bed in a bit ... was on first call at 6am ;) [00:50] doh [01:28] fta: man that is so awesome [01:28] fta: when do you expect it to land? Like, soon this week or after? [01:29] jcastro, what, the upstream patch? it needs a +1 from one of the subscribees [01:30] ok [01:30] jcastro, otherwise, it's already in our repos, lucid up to natty [01:30] high five! [01:30] for us, it's fully automatic now [01:30] it lands in all 4 ppas too, daily === asac_ is now known as asac [02:12] ohh! http://blog.chromium.org/2010/12/new-crankshaft-for-v8.html [07:20] micahg: tbird build succeeded on arm with the debdiff applied [07:22] janimo: great, thanks, I'll get it uploaded later this evening, I need to go to sleep soon [07:22] micahg: ok, thanks [07:22] janimo: is your name in the changelog so I can give you proper attribution? [07:22] yes, it is a regular debian/changelog entry [07:23] janimo: ok, great, thanks [07:50] chrisccoulson: when can i try global menu in the dailies [07:51] or wont that be available in maverick dailies? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:39] jdstrand, hi, Chromium 8.0.552.224 including a handful of security fixes expected soon (most probably later today) [15:39] ugh [15:39] ack [15:39] that is an unfortunately fast turnaround [15:48] Have anybody here tested Crankshaft yet? [15:55] chrisccoulson: we're ok for the release today, right? === micah_netbook is now known as micahg_netbook [16:25] Dimmuxx, they claim it's in the canary build, so i assume it's also in the daily builds so you can test it there [16:31] jdstrand, did rkhunter stop updating its database for each apt upgrade? [16:32] fta: I don't know. mdeslaur, do I remember correctly that you looked at this at some point? ^ [16:32] it worked fine until 2 days ago [16:33] in my last daily report, most of coreutils is reported as having a different hash [16:34] fortunately, it matches an upgrade [16:34] otherwise, i would have been more than worried [16:34] jdstrand, fta: isn't that a manual cron job that you have to set up? [16:35] it's not a post-upgrade apt task?? [16:35] * mdeslaur doesn't know [16:37] yep, /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/90rkhunter [16:38] oh, that upgrade changed my /etc/default/rkhunter [16:38] grrr [16:38] fta: where did 90rkhunter come from? [16:39] ah, maintainer script [16:39] fta: looks like you know more about it than me :) [16:39] fta: With the powers invested in me, I hereby declare you the rkhunter Expert! [16:39] :) [16:39] lol [19:23] jcastro, fyi, mandriva is interested by our community translations for chromium [19:24] nice [19:24] anyone from debian? [19:25] fta: is spot still doing chromium for fedora? maybe he might be interested. [19:26] jcastro, i think spot is still on it. dpm sent a email today to all the known chromium maintainers (i pointed him to a list) [19:26] an [19:26] oh ok, awesome [19:27] fta: have you had a chance to try that crankshaft thing? [19:28] jcastro, not sure. as i said earlier: "they claim it's in the canary build, so i assume it's also in the daily builds so you can test it there" [19:28] ah sorry, must have missed your previous response [19:28] ~3h ago [19:51] fta: heh. so i posted the translation NEWS even before it was officially annonuced ;) [19:51] fta: you tricked me into believing i was late :-P [20:14] jdstrand: looks like it was released, it's on the feed from Distrowatch [20:15] I don't see it on http://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/ yet [20:15] http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/ [20:15] but clearly it is coming [20:36] asac, did I? i said dpm was supposed to announce it ealier this week [20:37] asac, btw, mandriva contacted me today [20:37] asac, and some guys to add new langs [20:37] asac, ..so it's working :) [20:43] nice [20:43] nice [20:43] awesome [20:44] its just funny that dpm's blog post got on planet _after_ i posted my entry suspecting that it might be old news ;) [20:44] hope i didnt steal the show ... :) [20:46] asac, he posted it after you did, he was 4 days late [20:46] right.... his fault :) [20:46] asac, but that's not important, you woke him up [20:47] guess jono woke him up ;) [20:47] after seeing my post :-P [20:47] just kidding [20:47] thanks! [20:48] now, i need to put the desktop file in there too, somehow [20:49] fta: can you get upstream to accept a generic desktop file? [20:49] micahg, they already have one [20:49] Mozilla's been kicking around the idea [20:49] oh [20:50] fta: so why not translate that? [20:50] it's gogle-chrome [20:50] fta: I meant chromium upstream .desktop file :) [20:54] hm, seems they are generating it from C++ now [21:06] asac, any idea what it takes to fix bug 641126? [21:06] Launchpad bug 641126 in chromium (and 1 other project) "unresolvable R_ARM_THM_CALL relocation (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/641126 [21:15] chrisccoulson: can we use the GRE /etc file to get the path for mozjs? (i.e. install it in the mozjs package, source it, and use GRE_PATH in scripts) [21:28] micahg - hmmm, possibly. but that file really is for the XPCOM glue to use. do we need to do that? [21:31] chrisccoulson: need?, no, but I figured that would save us from creating a which-mozjs script === micahg changed the topic of #ubuntu-mozillateam to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Mozilla Team (Chromium too!): | Firefox 4.0b7 in Natty (and Firefox Beta PPA 9.10-10.10 http://is.gd/f6TM4) | Seamonkey 2.0.11 in http://is.gd/dsudW needs testing | Firefox 3.6.13 in Hardy-Maverick | Thunderbird 3.1.x Stable PPA | Report Mozilla PPA bugs here: http://is.gd/hdZc1 [23:37] o/