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smspillazRAOF: pomke00:01
smspillaz*poke00:01
RAOFOw.00:02
RAOFsmspillaz: You rang, m'lud?00:02
smspillazRAOF: hi00:02
smspillazRAOF: oh that sounds so much more realistic now that I know what you actually sound like XD00:03
RAOF:P00:03
smspillazRAOF: anyways, I meant to ask - are damage events generally handled in the driver ?00:03
smspillazeg, if you should get a damage event for something and then don't, is that the drivers fault, if you registered for damage at the right time ?00:03
RAOFIt could be the driver, it could be EXA.00:04
RAOFOr the way that the driver interacts with EXA :)00:04
smspillazRAOF: what if it's nvidia ?00:07
RAOFThen it's probably the driver.00:08
RAOFI don't *think* there's anything driver-independent that could make that not work.  I could wander through the source if you wanted me to be more sure ☺00:08
smspillazwell I'm basically just doing that myself now00:09
smspillazit's just the thing is that this bug only happens with compiz 0.9 and not 0.800:10
RAOFnvidia has had problems with damage in the past, IIRC.00:10
smspillaz(the one where menus don't appear at first but if you hover over them they work)00:10
smspillazISTR a patch in compiz for ubuntu which messed with damage though00:11
smspillazRAOF: this one http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~compiz/compiz/ubuntu/revision/483#debian/patches/049-damage-report-non-empty.patch00:13
RAOFOh, incidentally: I hate you, and your <super>-keypress stealing Unity plugin ☺00:22
RAOFBack to <ctrl>+<alt>+<space> for Do, then :(00:22
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Amaranthsmspillaz: that was a patch from maniac that went upstream, iirc01:16
Amaranthor a different solution went upstream01:16
smspillazAmaranth: well it was added to the workaroudns plugin01:26
smspillazforce X to GLX sync01:26
smspillazalthough the particular damage issue they were targeting was different01:26
Amaranthsmspillaz: wait, I think we're talking about different things01:26
smspillazoh ?01:26
Amaranththe force X to GLX sync was when I put a call to glXWaitX in core01:26
smspillazah right01:26
smspillazyeah, I'm talking about this one01:26
Amaranthonestone implemented that in the workarounds plugin instead01:27
smspillazhttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~compiz/compiz/ubuntu/revision/483#debian/patches/049-damage-report-non-empty.patch01:27
AmaranthRight, that has nothing to do with the glXWaitX stuff, afaik01:27
smspillazright01:27
smspillazso what *was* that about then ?01:28
smspillazthe one I'm referencing didn't go upstream AFAICT01:29
AmaranthI dunno, someone dumped our changelog when merging with debian and the debian changelog doesn't say01:30
AmaranthLet me dig through old changelogs01:30
Amaranthsmspillaz: oh, it was for damage issues with nvidia01:32
smspillazI know that01:32
AmaranthI wonder why we stopped using it, I don't think the glXWaitX stuff was the same thing actually01:32
smspillazbut what were the issues people were getting ?01:32
smspillazand more importantly, why do I only ever get this issue on compiz 0.9 and not 0.801:33
Amaranthbug 26990401:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 269904 in compiz-fusion-plugins-main (Debian) (and 9 other projects) "Screen refresh problems with nvidia on intrepid (affects: 64) (dups: 20) (heat: 182)" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26990401:33
smspillazAmaranth: I'll try applying this patch then once I confirm it is an nvidia related issue01:34
Amaranthsmspillaz: now I'm all kinds of confused01:35
AmaranthI don't even remember this patch but apparently you were right01:35
Amaranthsmspillaz: Well, do you see the bug with that workaround enabled? :)01:37
smspillazI can't check right now01:37
* smspillaz is recompiling his system01:37
Amaranthrecompiling? gentoo?01:37
smspillazarch01:37
Amaranthsmspillaz: blasphemy01:38
smspillazAmaranth: hrm I see it on intel01:38
smspillazI would swear in here right now if I could01:38
Amaranthsmspillaz: does the workaround fix it there? :)01:38
smspillazAmaranth: erm, let me check01:39
smspillazI don't have workarounds and friends enabled01:40
smspillazavailable rather01:40
smspillazmaybe I might be able to get a hold of krh01:40
smspillazin other news I wish there was a way to automate what yaourt does01:41
Amaranthsmspillaz: I updated the plugins-extra package, if that's what you mean01:41
smspillazhaving to consistently hit "y" "y" "y" all the time drives me nutes01:41
smspillaz*nuts01:41
smspillazAmaranth: I had to compile from source01:41
Amaranthsmspillaz: hmm, it seems I added my glXWaitX call in core after the workaround01:43
AmaranthEither that or in the bug report I'm referring to the patch you linked to01:43
* Amaranth can't remember that far back01:43
Amaranthsmspillaz: tbh the only drawing issue I see that isn't an app bug is xchat-gnome drawing on top of itself01:52
Amaranthalthough I think that happens with metacity too so that's just a generic driver bug, I guess01:52
smspillazyeah01:58
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TheMuso/c/c02:18
smspillazAmaranth: I just saw the bug on nouveau too02:33
smspillazhmm, while I have nouveau up and running I should try and get unity working02:34
RAOFsmspillaz: What part isn't working currently?02:35
RAOFaka: My netbook with nouveau circa mesa 7.9 happily runs Unity on nouveau.02:35
smspillazRAOF: trigger a menu -> it doesn't appear in some cases -> hover over where the menu should be (eg do something to damage it) -> it does appear02:42
smspillazRAOF: the problem is that when the window is mapped, we're supposed to get a magical "I'm damaged, ok feel free to draw me now" event, but in some cases we don't02:43
smspillazand it's happening with nvidia, intel, nouveau02:43
RAOFI don't believe that I've seen that behaviour, but that spread of drivers suggests it's not actually a driver problem :)02:44
smspillazI know02:44
smspillazI'm just wondering how on earth I could be using the xcomposite extension *wrong* here02:44
smspillazit's not a race condition either - I'm registering for damage events on the client right after the CreateNotify02:45
* smspillaz wonders if there's some magic he has to do02:46
* RAOF doesn't know of any magic required.03:02
smspillazthat's what suprises me03:09
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smspillazAmaranth: btw, even with force-x-to-glx sync I still get the bug :/03:19
Amaranthsmspillaz: weird03:19
Amaranthsmspillaz: perhaps it requires human sacrifice03:19
* smspillaz sacrifices DBO03:20
smspillazdeciding to do this on arch linux didn't make my life any easier03:20
smspillazthey upgraded python to 3.0 and it broke ccsm03:20
RAOFThat was really silly.  python 3.0 isn't python :)03:23
smspillazsilly AND annoying03:27
Isaac-MHello03:30
Isaac-MI have a unique problem, I tried #ubuntu-boot, but no one was there.03:31
Isaac-MIs anyone available to help?03:31
Isaac-MWell, my CMOS/BIOS thinks I have a floppy drive. I disagree.03:31
Isaac-MSo, this of course spawns an infinite error when launching Ubuntu03:32
Isaac-MI need to know the correct argument to pass to the kernel when starting Ubuntu, so it bypasses the floppy drive.03:32
Isaac-MI tried nofloppy, but it didn't work03:32
Isaac-MAlso tried: floppy=0, floppy=0,16,cmos03:33
Isaac-MDoes anyone know the correct arg?03:33
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desrtdoes anybody know where the gnome-shell package has gone in natty?04:26
micahgdesrt: bug 69004504:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 690045 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "Please remove and blacklist gnome-shell (affects: 2) (heat: 128)" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/69004504:26
desrtcheers04:27
micahgdesrt: I hope to have it in the gnome3 PPA by the end of next month04:27
desrtand hopefully in natty by the release?04:27
micahgdesrt: probably not, since it'll most likely needs parts of the gnome3 stack not in natty, but will be in natty + 104:28
* desrt doesn't look very impressed04:29
desrti guess when jono said that there would be a first-class gnome-shell experience in natty he meant "if you run fedora in a virtualbox"?04:31
* micahg can't speak for jono04:32
micahgdesrt: gnome3 probably isn't landing, but if the pieces are there, I'll try to get it back in04:32
desrtso what's missing?04:32
micahgdesrt: idk yet, I won't have time until next month to investigate04:33
micahgdesrt: but we certainly won't have gnome3 landed without gnome-shell04:34
* micahg shouldn't say certainly (since he has no authority), most probably04:34
micahgdesrt: all I can say is I'll do what I can once the pieces are in the archive04:38
desrtyou're going to lose quite a lot of users if it's not working, i think04:39
micahgdesrt: I'm not on the desktop team, just a community member04:39
RAOFFrom what I gathered, it's roughly a manpower problem.04:42
desrtRAOF: it always is....04:44
RAOFWell, some of the dependencies are also a bit annoying; I know gjs and the “this internal xul library is totally appropriate to link against” has been somewhat troublesome.04:46
desrtya04:46
desrti remember a cycle or two ago you guys put in a request for gnome-shell to switch to seed04:47
desrtand the response was "not really, opposed but we don't see the point"04:47
micahgdesrt: we can't do stable updates for xulrunner, but hope to for webkit04:47
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smspillazRAOF: ping07:54
smspillazRAOF: so two things07:58
smspillazRAOF: the first is that I've compiled the whole stack from git and it seems that the sync fences seem to fix my damage issue07:59
RAOFDo either of them involve porpoises?07:59
smspillazso question: can we backport those ?07:59
smspillaz2)07:59
smspillazwe're doing something weird in compiz where we register for damage events on both the window id drawable and the tfp pixmap07:59
smspillazwhich seems, erm, wrong08:00
smspillazsince we only did it on the id in 0.808:00
RAOFAaah, yeah.  And prior to the sync extension work there's no way to synchronise X<->GLX easily.08:00
smspillazyeah08:00
smspillazeven our glXWaitX workaround doesn't quite work08:00
smspillazalthough this was an issue where I don't seem to get a damage event on window maps, and I don't know if that's related or now08:01
RAOFYou also need XwaitGL or whatever it's called, I think.08:01
smspillaz*not08:01
RAOFWell, they're in 1.10; xorg-edgers has that full stack built and I expect to be ready to upload 1.10 to natty proper by the end of the week.08:01
smspillazhrm ok08:01
smspillazI'm going to see if this "smart idea of ours" to register for damage events on both the named pixmap and the id was not so smart after all08:02
RAOF:)08:02
RAOFAlso, stop eating <super> :)08:03
smspillazRAOF: not my fault :)\08:05
smspillazsomeone wanted the launcher to be shown on super, so we have to xgrabkey for super08:05
smspillazRAOF: do you know what the commit was that introduced sync fences so that I can test without them to see if I still get my bug ?08:06
RAOFI can grab the commit ID for you.08:07
smspillazcheers08:08
smspillazI just wouldn't know what the grep for :p\08:08
RAOFI don't think that the sync fences are actually hooked up to anything, though.08:09
RAOFThey're something that you need to use explicitly, IIUC.08:09
smspillazhrm08:12
smspillazI wonder why I'm not hitting this bug in xorg master08:12
RAOFSo, the candidate commits are: 02e18c9fb5, 9c0c7cc9a7ad, 397dfd9f87, and a couple of others leading up to 397dfd9f8708:12
smspillazok08:12
RAOFI think there have been some changes to Damage and EXA, but that shouldn't affect nvidia.08:13
smspillazalthough I'm pretty sure this behaviour where we register for damage events on the same drawable is really a recipe for disaster08:13
smspillazmight want to check that one with krh08:13
RAOFThat might be a good idea.08:14
smspillazit would be really handy if onestone was actually around during the time we merged his code :/08:15
smspillazthen we could ask him, you know, like, why he did things the way he did ....08:15
RAOF:)08:15
desrtdbarth: good morning08:25
dbarthdesrt: hi Ryan08:29
desrtdo you know if seb is around this week?08:29
desrtor on holidays?08:29
dbarthdesrt: he is08:29
dbarthdesrt: he was there yesterday afternoon08:29
pittiGood morning08:29
desrtnice08:29
dbarthhe should connect soon08:29
desrthi pitti08:29
pittidesrt: heeey08:29
dbarthhi pitti08:29
pittibonjour dbarth08:30
RAOFGood morning pitti08:30
desrtdbarth: just about have a working set of packages...08:30
smspillazRAOF: aaah ok, now I know why he does it08:34
smspillazhis solution was to nuke loose binding and only rebind textures when the underlying pixmap was damaged08:34
RAOFAh, so it's a nvidia performance hack?08:35
smspillazwell basically it was the solution to have a "half way between" strict and loose binding08:36
smspillazbecause loose binding was the nvidia perf hack08:36
smspillazalthough I wish he'd stop calling it "dynamic binding" and call it "damage binding" like it actually is :/08:37
* desrt gives up, goes to bed08:40
smspillazRAOF: or rather, it looks like he added it for multitexture support08:41
* smspillaz hates it that debugging compiz usually ends up in "guess what the other developer was trying to do"08:41
RAOFYeah, that game sucks.08:42
smspillazespecially when the other developer is some wizard like davidr or onestone but also suffers from "I don't document my code"-diasease08:43
pittibonjour dbarth08:51
pittioops, focus error08:51
smspillazRAOF: btw, props to whoever figured out how to make plymouth look like not-garbage on nvidia09:02
pittismspillaz: it wasn't driver specific09:05
smspillazpitti: oh ?09:05
pittismspillaz: it was a weird compiler bug, see bug 68535209:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 685352 in plymouth (Ubuntu Natty) (and 6 other projects) "libplymouth2_0.8.2-2ubuntu6 and later give ragged splash and text rendering (affects: 34) (dups: 3) (heat: 174)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68535209:05
pittiwas a loong night to track that down :)09:05
smspillazpitti: ahhhh compiler bugs :)09:05
smspillazpitti: we had one where compiz would crash a few seconds after loading any plugin on gcc 4.5. Also took a loooooong night with onestone to track that one down09:06
smspillazpitti: I see the one where VT text was offset to the lower right hand corner of the screen was fixed too. congrats :)09:06
smspillazpitti: ah strange you got a bug with gcc 4.5 as well09:09
smspillazgcc 4.5 is *really* buggy I've noticed09:09
bentech4youhow to enable wifi on hp09:13
bentech4youlaptop09:13
rodrigo_morning09:29
didrocksgood morning rodrigo_09:29
rodrigo_hi didrocks09:32
kamstruppitti: wow, impressive work on that bug. Nice job! :-)09:37
pittithanks09:37
pittihey didrocks09:37
didrocksguten morgen pitti, how is the hackfest?09:37
pittididrocks: going well indeed! making nice progress09:38
didrocksnice :)09:38
seb128hey10:05
pittihey seb12810:05
seb128hey pitti10:08
seb128how are you?10:08
didrockssalut seb12810:08
seb128lut didrocks, ca va ?10:08
didrocksseb128: ça va bien, et toi ?10:08
seb128ca va ;-)10:08
seb128pitti, oh, daily iso built10:49
pittiseb128: I'm great, thanks! beautifying gvariant handling in gi nw10:49
pittiseb128: yeah, at last! and it's small (I added a new langpack)10:49
seb128nice!10:49
seb128pitti, new langpack, great!10:49
seb128which one? just curious10:49
seb128we have french back on amd64 right?10:49
seb128;-)10:49
pittiseb128: almost10:58
pittiseb128: tomorrow morning we shold have fresh langpacks (I need to build them manually)10:59
pittithen they should fit10:59
seb128pitti, ok great ;-)11:02
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* didrocks wants a working Internet connexion :/11:08
seb128didrocks, still no box?11:09
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smspillazRAOF: ok, did some more investigating - there's some X bug that's causing us to not get damage events on MapNotify even with compiz 0.8 and it's fix in xserver git11:31
smspillazdo you think you could find commits that might have fixed them and backport them?11:31
didrocksat last \o/11:45
smspillazdidrocks: \o/11:51
nessitahello everyone!11:56
didrockshey nessita, how are you?11:57
nessitadidrocks: pretty good! you?11:57
didrocksnessita: I'm fine, thanks :)11:57
pittihey nessita, how are you?11:59
nessitahey pitti!11:59
nessitahow was that return to the home?11:59
pittinessita: went pretty well this time, no delays and I felt almost no jetlag12:01
pittinessita: how about you?12:01
nessitathe trip was more tiring that I thought... but once I was at home, it was great :-)12:02
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seb128hey nessita12:09
nessitahey seb128! how are you?12:10
seb128I'm great thanks!12:10
seb128I managed to sleep 6 hours in the 9 hours flight12:10
seb128then stayed up until midnigt, slept until 11:30 on monday12:10
seb128which get me out of jetlag in one day ;-)12:10
seb128what about you?12:10
nessitawell, I slept pretty much nothing on my way back, I slept most of the sunday in my home. That made me recover pretty well :-)12:13
seb128;-)12:16
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dpmhey didrocks, I hope you had a good flight back! Quick question: from which package did the "Classic Desktop" string that appears on gdm come from? You told me a couple of weeks ago, but I can't remember which one12:39
rodrigo_seb128, pitti: can you please have a look at merging/uploading this: https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/libcanberra/no-gtk-quit-add/+merge/4646312:42
rodrigo_seb128, pitti: not urgent until the new GTK3 is uploaded (robert is on it)12:42
dpmhi chrisccoulson, do you think you could merge Danilo's fixes to po2xpi to the trunk branch, as discussed on the rally? -> https://code.launchpad.net/~danilo/po2xpi/firefox4-support/+merge/46309 Thanks12:43
chrisccoulsondpm - yeah, sure12:44
seb128rodrigo_, will do, did you read robert_ancell's email about gtk?12:44
chrisccoulsonsorry, i've not been too well this morning12:44
rodrigo_seb128, about the building failures?12:44
seb128dpm, hey, the classic session should come from gnome-session12:44
seb128rodrigo_, yes12:44
dpmawesome, thanks chrisccoulson (the merging part, I mean :) - get well soon12:44
rodrigo_seb128, yes, looking at building his last changes in a minute12:44
dpmseb128, great, thanks12:45
rodrigo_seb128, I didn't get those when I built my branch though12:45
seb128rodrigo_, ok, I will try there as well12:45
rodrigo_ok12:45
didrocksdpm: hey, yes the flight back was nice. yes, it's coming from gnome-session12:47
didrocksdpm: btw, A new upload create a new string to translate (the fallback message)12:47
didrocksdpm: the ; are important to keep as it's a delimiter between fallback session message12:48
dpmdidrocks, cool, thanks. Yeah, it seems it's there, but I'm not sure you mean by the delimiter. Is it this one we're talking about? -> https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/gnome-session/+pots/gnome-session-2.0/ca/31/+translate12:49
seb128dpm, in the template it's this string12:51
seb128"";It seems you do not have the hardware requirement to run unity. Installing "12:51
seb128"new driver can maybe be a help.\\nYou should try the Ubuntu classic session "12:51
seb128"to directly get the traditional interface."12:51
seb128"12:51
seb128dpm, seems launchpad strips the ";" at the start of the line there12:52
didrocksdpm: seb128  I just added the ; with an upload less than an hour ago, so maybe not refreshed yet12:53
seb128oh ok12:53
dpmseb128, didrocks, yeah, it seems that the template with the new string is not there yet: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/gnome-session/+imports?field.filter_status=all&field.filter_extension=pot12:55
dpmdidrocks, has the new string got a translator comment re: the ";"? Because I think it is likely to confuse translators, and I'm afraid they might remove it in the translation12:56
didrocksdpm: I wasn't sure how it worked in the .desktop file so I didn't put one. I can do that in a next upload if we are sure intltool isn't confused by that12:57
dpmdidrocks, I don't think intltool supports comments  in .desktop files - dobey, any ideas?12:58
dpmthe \\n escaping does not seem to work, either on https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/gnome-session/+pots/gnome-session-2.0/ca/+translate?batch=10&show=all&search=hardware13:00
dpmlet me file a bug and see if any translations people comes up with an idea13:01
didrocksok, thanks dpm :)13:02
seb128rodrigo_, do you know why when g-s-d crashes the gtk theme reset rather than staying on what it was?13:18
seb128rodrigo_, is the xsettings dropped when g-s-d crashes?13:18
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, no, it shouldn't13:18
rodrigo_but it's true that it happens, I see it when logging out13:18
rodrigo_seb128, 2.32. or 2.91?13:19
nessitarodrigo_: speaking of crashes, would you know why u1client is failing to build with:13:20
nessitadh_girepository -pgir1.0-ubuntuone-1.013:20
nessitadh_girepository: Could not find gir file for UbuntuOne-1.0.typelib13:20
nessitamake: *** [binary-predeb/gir1.0-ubuntuone-1.0] Error 213:20
rodrigo_nessita, you need the gir*ubuntuone package installed13:20
seb128nessita, is that on natty?13:20
seb128nessita, the gir version is 1.2 now13:20
rodrigo_ah, right13:20
nessitarodrigo_: but that is not a local machine, that is u1client nightlies13:20
seb128nessita, where is your work in progress? do you want me to check?13:20
nessitaseb128: I have no idea where this is built... rodrigo_, do you know?13:21
rodrigo_nessita, dobey's machine?13:21
seb128nessita, where is the source I mean13:21
nessitaseb128: log file is: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62246782/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-amd64.libubuntuone_0.3.9%2Br113~maverick1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz13:21
seb128or the vcs13:21
rodrigo_nessita, I guess it needs to build depend on gir1.2-ubuntuone-1.013:22
seb128oh, it's a maverick build13:22
seb128rodrigo_, ^13:22
rodrigo_does it build depend on gir1.0-ubuntuone-1.0 then?13:23
* rodrigo_ gets the source13:23
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seb128rodrigo_, it can't, the binary is coming from this source13:24
nessitaso, is a 'which binary is built first' issue?13:24
rodrigo_the binary is from libubuntuone, not u1-client13:25
seb128rodrigo_, the build log is a libubuntuone one13:25
rodrigo_ah13:25
rodrigo_hmm13:26
seb128nessita, can I get the source package or the vcs somewhere?13:28
seb128nessita, it's hard to say without seeing what is in the source13:28
rodrigo_seb128, lp:libubuntuone/ubuntu13:28
nessitaseb128: let me dig a deep to try to guess where that package builds from13:28
rodrigo_ok, so the problem is that the package was renamed to gir1.2.... but debian/rules uses gir1.013:28
nessitarodrigo_: but that is maverick, is it correct the package to be gir1.2?13:29
seb128rodrigo_, seems they tried to make the build work with either abi version13:29
seb128rodrigo_, the build-depends are gir1.0 | gir1.2 for example13:29
nessitahum13:30
rodrigo_the nightlies build from the same package branch afaik13:30
nessitaI think we need to ask dobey in this case, he modified that, I think13:30
rodrigo_seb128, where do you see that? in the branch I pasted, it just build-depends on gir1.2*13:30
seb128the issue is that natty and maverick have different gir versions13:30
seb128rodrigo_, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62246782/buildlog_ubuntu-maverick-amd64.libubuntuone_0.3.9%2Br113~maverick1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz13:30
seb128the build log nessita gave13:30
rodrigo_seb128, right13:31
nessitaseb128, rodrigo_: I can't find a dedicated branch for this build...13:31
seb128"gir1.2-glib-2.0 | gir1.0-glib-2.0, gir1.2-json-glib-1.0 | gir1.0-json-glib-1.0"13:31
rodrigo_nessita, we'd better ask dobey, this seems to use a different branch13:31
nessitaok, I will13:32
nessitathanks for looking into this!13:32
seb128nessita, ok, we need dobey to point us to the source used for those builds13:32
seb128yw ;-)13:32
nessitaright13:32
nessita:-)13:32
rodrigo_I'll change though the "real" branch to use gir1.2 everywhere13:32
seb128rodrigo_, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntuone-control-tower/libubuntuone/packaging-dailies13:33
seb128nessita, ^13:33
seb128that's the one used for the daily build13:33
seb128r6 has the dual gir thing13:33
rodrigo_yes13:34
nessitame browses13:36
rodrigo_nessita, I'll build locally the natty version to see if that gir* stuff needs fixing13:36
rodrigo_so will let it building while I get lunch, bbiab13:36
seb128rodrigo_, you also need to rename libwebkit-dev to libwebkitgtk-dev13:36
seb128in natty13:36
rodrigo_ok13:36
nessitarodrigo_: awesome, thanks!13:37
Laneywhat was that webkit rename for?13:37
seb128Laney, upstream changed the library name13:37
seb128it's to have the binaries matching the soname13:37
rodrigo_seb128, libwebkitgtk-3.0-dev ?13:38
seb128rodrigo_, no?13:38
seb128libwebkitgtk-dev13:38
rodrigo_no, sorry, libwebkitgtk-dev13:38
seb128or do you want to build with gtk3?13:38
rodrigo_didn't see it13:38
seb128ok13:38
rodrigo_ok, lunch now, will do that later13:38
seb128rodrigo_, enjoy13:39
seb128Laney, debian did the same rename in experimental13:39
Laneyseb128: yeah I see now, didn't catch that in the changelog13:41
Laneydo they Provide: the old names?13:41
seb128Laney, no, but since the soname changed that would be misleading13:42
Laneymaybe for the dev13:42
seb128they don't provide it, things would crash on a no found lib13:42
Laneyfor BDs13:42
bcurtiswxbazaar.launchpad.net must be down.. can't push or ping it13:44
bcurtiswxgood morning all13:44
sorenbcurtiswx: Works for me.13:44
seb128bcurtiswx, works there13:44
seb128hey btw13:44
bcurtiswxhmm, odd13:45
seb128Laney, hum, I guess it would work for this one...do we still have lot of things not transitioned?13:45
nessitabcurtiswx: works for me too, I just pushed a branch13:45
* bcurtiswx wonders why it doesn't ping 13:46
bcurtiswxwe have a small ice storm here, closed everything down13:46
bcurtiswxworks now yay13:47
bcurtiswxkenvandine, are you back today?13:48
bcurtiswxits not 9 yet, i keep forgetting i got up at 5am ET :\13:49
seb128nessita, rodrigo_: ok, so13:49
seb128you need to add to debian/libubuntuone-dev.install13:49
seb128"-debian/tmp/usr/share/gir-1.0/UbuntuOne-1.0.gir"13:49
seb128ups13:50
seb128"debian/tmp/usr/share/gir-1.0/UbuntuOne-1.0.gir"13:50
seb128nessita, to fix your build issue13:50
Laneyseb128: http://paste.ubuntu.com/555392/13:50
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seb128nessita, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntuone-control-tower/libubuntuone/packaging-dailies13:50
seb128being the vcs that needs the change13:50
seb128Laney, we need to upload those anyway to pick the new soname so the 1 liner b-d change can be done as well no?13:52
Laneyit's still then a delta to maintain13:53
seb128well debian renamed the lib as well and they are not likely to get new uploads in unstable that we need to sync13:54
seb128the delta is quite small, especially that anything going in experimental should be updated for the new naming13:55
LaneyI would be inclined to keep it until the transition is done in Debian, but that's just my 2 cents13:55
seb128so it's only a delta for new uploads that will happen in unstable during the debian freeze time13:55
Laneythe freeze might not last for much longer ;)13:55
seb128you mean they might release?13:56
seb128or just unfreeze?13:56
Laneyindeed13:56
seb128ok, so problem solved, they will land the new webkit in unstable after release13:56
nessitaseb128: awesome! I'll add that13:56
Laneyyeah I would keep it until then13:56
seb128nessita, you're welcome13:57
seb128Laney, ok, will add it in the next upload13:57
Laneythen stuff will be able to be transitioned by syncing13:57
Laney:)13:57
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* kenvandine waves14:26
cyphermoxhey kenvandine14:26
kenvandinehey cyphermox14:26
pittihey cyphermox, hi kenvandine14:26
kenvandinehey pitti14:26
cyphermoxdidrocks1, I still have some issues with compiz and unity not loading in some cases... I even got a warning to say unity wasn't supported, although it work fine?14:28
cyphermoxany way I can run whatever gives me that warning so I could file a nice bug report?14:28
didrocks1cyphermox: ok, I'll try to work on some caching then for alpha314:29
didrocks1cyphermox: well, I think that if you then run in your session /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test ; echo $? you have 0 ?14:29
didrocks1cyphermox: and in a hot cache, launching it is really quick? (if you time it)14:29
seb128kenvandine, hey, how are you?14:29
kenvandinegood14:29
kenvandineseb128, good trip back?14:30
seb128yes, pretty uneventfull14:30
* kenvandine was happy to have a holiday yesterday to recover from last week14:30
kenvandine:)14:30
seb128got an empty seat next to me and managed to sleep in the plane so it was ok14:30
kenvandinewoot14:30
cyphermoxdidrocks1, seems fine to me, and yes I get 014:30
didrocks1cyphermox: so, it's just verrrrryyyyy slow at first run, I guess…14:30
cyphermoxpossibly14:31
seb128kenvandine, I guess this week we will need to sort libdbusmenu breakages14:31
cyphermoxthat test gets spawned on boot?14:31
kenvandineseb128, yup14:31
seb128kenvandine, is the indicator-message showing running apps for you?14:31
didrocks1cyphermox: on login, right14:31
kenvandineseb128, yeah, we know about that one14:31
seb128kenvandine, like the triangle14:31
seb128ok14:31
kenvandinewell... it shows dupes right?14:31
didrocks1cyphermox: hum, you can maybe time it14:31
seb128chrisccoulson, found appmenu issues14:31
kenvandineit is showing the triangle for me14:32
seb128he filed some bugs and added some patches14:32
kenvandinebut it adds a new one for each time i run the app14:32
cyphermoxdidrocks1, ok. I'll wrap around it to have it log time somewhere :)14:32
kenvandinegreat14:32
seb128kenvandine, no, no duplicate there but no triangle either14:32
bcurtiswx_hi kenvandine14:32
kenvandinehey bcurtiswx_14:32
didrocks1cyphermox: excellent! and then, just append the result somewhere so that we can see between boots what's the average time for you14:32
seb128kenvandine, but that's on the gnome-panel applet not unity, I was having some unity crashes and turned it off14:32
kenvandineseb128, humm... what tedg and i saw on friday was dupes14:32
kenvandineah14:32
kenvandineok14:33
kenvandineinteresting14:33
cyphermoxdidrocks1, yeah, I was going to have it just output to stdout, it would show up in .xsession-errors then I guess14:33
kenvandineseb128, i'll try it in the gnome panel14:33
seb128kenvandine, ok thanks14:33
didrocks1cyphermox: right, but it will be removed at each login, if you can append somewhere in ~, so that you can see the time for the last xxx login, that will be nic!14:34
didrocks1nice*14:34
didrocks1I have no timeout there, weird as my machine is really slow :)14:34
seb128Laney, didrocks1, kenvandine: does banshee still need the soundmenu binary or is mpris part of banshee?14:34
Laneyboth14:34
seb128both?14:35
Laneythe sound menu extension still does some stuff, like the close/quit behaviour14:35
seb128ok14:35
cyphermoxbrb, testing this14:35
Laneyhttp://git.gnome.org/browse/banshee/tree/src/Extensions/Banshee.SoundMenu/Banshee.SoundMenu/SoundMenuService.cs14:35
* kenvandine logs out to test stuff14:35
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seb128Laney, thanks14:36
Laneynp14:36
seb128I was wondering if it was still needed now that the indicator only needs mpris support from the client14:36
Laneythat notification stuff could probably be put into a separate extension14:37
Laneyaiui it's only there because the notification code is tied into the old notification area extension14:37
Laney(so soundmenu could probably get even smaller)14:37
mterryseb128, vala isn't in the desktop-set (though it is maintained in desktop bzr).  It's probably good that it isn't in desktop-set, but just wanted to confirm.14:39
seb128Laney, it's not an issue, I was just checking if that was a left over from the time registration was needed14:39
* pitti attempts a natty langpack build, let's see how the new ffox 4.0 translations hold up14:39
seb128mterry, hey14:39
Laneyseb128: I do still see Register/Unregister code in there14:39
Laneyis that not needed any more?14:39
seb128mterry, I think it should be in the desktop set14:39
dpmpitti, good luck! :)14:40
seb128mterry, I don't think it's really used as a low level lib or in other desktop flavors14:40
dobeyhuh14:40
seb128Laney, it's not needed anymore in natty no14:40
dobeyrodrigo_: why did you put the .gir file in the -dev?14:40
seb128Laney, ronoc rewrote the registration to only listen for clients on the mpris interface14:40
LaneyOK14:40
Laneybl8: ^^^14:40
seb128without having to use libindicate14:40
seb128dobey, because that's where we ship the .gir files14:41
seb128dobey, the typelib (runtime) is in the gir binary, the .gir is in the libdev14:41
seb128dobey, since those are required to build not at runtime14:41
seb128the naming is confusing if that's your issue ;-)14:41
mterryseb128, true...  And it is pretty tied to the whole glib stack.  OK, will email colin14:44
seb128mterry, thanks14:44
dobeyseb128: so the .gir isn't needed by the python bits?14:45
pittidobey: no14:45
pittifrom pygi's POV you only need it for human inspection during development14:46
pittiyou also need it for e. g. the vala vapigen creator14:46
pitti(I think that uses the gir, not the typelib)14:46
pittidobey: i. e. pygi packages need to depend on gir1.2-foo14:47
dobeyright14:47
kenvandinecyphermox, any known problems with nm-applet not starting at login?14:48
pittiit crashes after resuming, too14:48
cyphermoxnot that I knew of.. can you file a bug?14:48
kenvandineyup14:48
kenvandine(nm-applet:5799): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_variant_builder_end: assertion `!GVSB(builder)->uniform_item_types || GVSB(builder)->prev_item_type != NULL || g_variant_type_is_definite (GVSB(builder)->type)' failed14:49
cyphermoxI know about the crash on resume though14:49
bcurtiswx_i have my natty w/GNOME# PPA up and fully updated.. anything I can test?14:49
kenvandineis what i get in the xsession-errors14:49
cyphermoxah, so perhaps the same bug14:49
kenvandinecyphermox, but if i run nm-applet again it works fine14:49
cyphermoxkenvandine, ok14:49
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dobeykenvandine: it crashes nearly every time i do apt-get upgrade14:50
dobeyor at least, did last week14:50
kenvandineseb128, i get the triangle in indicator-messages in the classic gnome session too14:50
dobeyi guess one of the postinstall triggers causes some weirdness14:50
kenvandinebut everytime i run empathy it adds another entry for it14:50
cyphermoxdobey, did you file a bug about it? because I've been hacking on it all week, doing upgrades regularly (and actually using local-made packages), with no issues... did you get crash files for the issues?14:51
dobeycyphermox: no, it just disappears taking the internets with it14:52
cyphermoxdobey, yeah, it's required for wifi to stay up14:52
cyphermoxdobey, anything in syslog?14:53
seb128kenvandine, ok, same here now14:53
Amaranthhrm, I wonder what's different about unity-window-decorator vs gtk-window-decorator14:53
seb128kenvandine, was trying with evolution but I forgot I moved the indicator .so away since it crashes evo on start14:53
kenvandinetedg, do you know if there is already a bug filed for that?14:53
dobeycyphermox: not sure, it hasn't happened on my workstation since i got back from dallas, and my laptop is off now, but i can check it later14:53
cyphermoxok.14:54
seb128kenvandine, tedg: btw libdbusmenu 0.2.92 failed to build14:54
kenvandinecyphermox, i think bug 704009 is a dupe of 70303914:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 704009 in network-manager-applet (Ubuntu) "nm-applet dumps core on resume from suspend (affects: 3) (heat: 18)" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70400914:54
tedgkenvandine, Evo crashing?  I haven't seen one.14:54
seb128kenvandine, tedg: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62242100/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.libdbusmenu_0.3.92-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz14:54
dobeywhat time does robert_ancell usually show up?14:54
kenvandinetedg, it was last week14:54
seb128dobey, 10utc14:55
seb128ups14:55
seb12810pm utc rather14:55
kenvandinetedg, before you fixed libindicate14:55
seb128dobey, do you need him for something?14:55
tedgkenvandine, Ah, okay.14:55
kenvandinewtf, No package 'dbusmenu-glib-0.4' found14:55
tedgseb128, Interesting, any clue why that'd build locally if it is really missing something in the linker?14:56
cyphermoxohhh, nice, kenvandine14:56
dobeyseb128: libubuntuone is FTBFS because of webkit14:56
kenvandinetedg, no... i think it is --pkg in the g-ir-scanner14:56
kenvandineso dbusmenu-gtk needs dbusmenu-glib-0.414:57
kenvandineand it can't find it with pkgconfig14:57
nessitadobey: ah yes, seb mentioned the package named changed14:57
Amaranthdobey: Did you change it from libwebkit to libwebkitgtk?14:57
kenvandinei'll look at it14:57
seb128dobey, libwebkit-dev -> libwebkitgtk-dev14:57
cyphermoxmterry, are you still looking at bug 703039?14:57
ubot2Launchpad bug 703039 in libdbusmenu (Ubuntu) "libdbusmenu-glib crashes nm-applet due to new GVariantBuilder code (affects: 2) (heat: 972)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70303914:57
seb128dobey, you dropped the change robert_ancell uploaded in 0ubuntu814:57
dobeyugh ok14:57
mterrycyphermox, no.  I was hoping tedg would have some ideas on that.  He did the port to gdbus for that one.14:58
tedgkenvandine, Okay, thanks!14:58
* tedg looks14:58
dobeyguess i have to fix nightlies for that too14:58
cyphermoxmterry, ok, thanks14:58
kenvandineok, i have a fix14:58
seb128dobey, you need to add the .gir to the libdev in the nightlies14:59
mterrytedg, I looked at it real quick, but I'm not as familiar with gvariants as you are, so wasn't sure quite what the problem was14:59
dobeyseb128: and the libwebkitgtk-dev also14:59
bcurtiswxwhat is the ubuntu button on the top left of unity supposed to be doing?15:00
Amaranthbcurtiswx: eventually showing a fancy app picker15:00
Amaranthbcurtiswx: right now opening /usr/share/applications in nautilus15:00
bcurtiswxAmaranth, OK.  right now with GNOME3 PPA it just thinks and fails15:01
bcurtiswxmight be nautilus15:01
seb128bcurtiswx, is nautilus working?15:01
bcurtiswxnot the desktop, but if i click the folder on the left it comes up fine15:01
nessitaseb128: thanks, I mentioned the gir stuff to dobey before :-)15:01
Amaranthbcurtiswx: once you have a nautilus window open does the button work?15:02
bcurtiswxAmaranth, negative15:02
bcurtiswxwait15:03
rodrigo_hey dobey15:03
seb128nessita, ok15:03
rodrigo_dobey, are you changing the libu1 package then?15:03
bcurtiswxAmaranth, slow, but eventually showed up15:03
seb128rodrigo_, wb, about g-s-d, it's dropping the theme in use when crashing for years, nothing new15:03
Amaranthbcurtiswx: ok, so something is failing to start nautilus when called the way unity calls it15:03
bcurtiswxAmaranth, after the nautilus window was up15:03
dobeyseb128: ah, crap. it looks like the -0ubuntu8 didn't get imported to bzr, so i didn't see it :-/15:03
seb128rodrigo_, we just discussed it last week because g-s-d crashes often nowadays and it's quite noticable15:04
Amaranthbcurtiswx: I think unity uses gio/gvfs to do so15:04
rodrigo_seb128, ah, doesn't seem to happen on jhbuild, so maybe we have some patch somewhere?15:04
seb128dobey, ok15:04
rodrigo_seb128, what version crashes? 2.32 or 2.91?15:04
seb128rodrigo_, weird15:04
seb128rodrigo_, 2.3215:04
rodrigo_oh, that's bad15:04
dobeywhich sucks because now i remember him asking me if it was ok to upload that last monday15:04
rodrigo_seb128, any bug report about those crashes?15:04
dobeydoh15:04
seb128rodrigo_, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/69826715:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 698267 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "gnome-settings-daemon assert failure: *** glibc detected *** /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon/gnome-settings-daemon: free(): invalid pointer: 0x00007f10768671a0 *** (affects: 3) (dups: 2) (heat: 285)" [Medium,New]15:05
bcurtiswxon the plus side, the ubuntu startup/shutdown looks much better15:05
seb128that's a keyboard one and probably has to do with our indicator15:05
seb128rodrigo_, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/68578515:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 685785 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in __libc_free() (affects: 1) (dups: 2) (heat: 94)" [Medium,Triaged]15:05
kenvandinetedg, https://code.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/dbusmenu/export_packages/+merge/4661415:06
* kenvandine uploads distro patch for now15:06
dobeyrodrigo_: yes, i'm fixing libu115:06
rodrigo_dobey, ah, ok, was going to do it myself, so all yours :-D15:07
seb128rodrigo_, there is also a frequent one where user get a BadMatch on session start15:08
seb128not sure how to debug this one though15:08
rodrigo_hmm, those are usually X11-related, right?15:09
seb128https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/55263015:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 552630 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "'gnome-settings-daemon' : BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes) (affects: 4) (heat: 23)" [Undecided,Incomplete]15:09
seb128https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/66171215:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 661712 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "gnome-settings-daemon received X Window System error (affects: 3) (heat: 42)" [Undecided,New]15:09
kenvandinecyphermox, tedg: the weird thing about the dbusmenu/nm-applet crash is it is easy for me to reproduce at login time, but works perfectly after login... race i guess15:09
cyphermoxwould make sense, in the same way, when it crashes on resume15:09
tedgkenvandine, Yeah, I'm guessing it's the builder array thing we found in libindicate.15:09
seb128rodrigo_, well issues in how x11 calls are done yes15:09
kenvandineyup15:09
kenvandinetedg, ah.. yeah15:10
dobeyseb128: https://code.launchpad.net/~dobey/ubuntu/natty/libubuntuone/fix-lost-change/+merge/4661615:10
seb128dobey, ok15:11
kenvandineseb128, fix for the dbusmenu FTBFS uploaded15:12
seb128kenvandine, thanks!15:12
seb128kenvandine, I can confirm the duplicate items now and I get the triangle15:13
seb128so it was an issue on my box before ;-)15:13
kenvandineseb128, well.. it's still broken :)15:16
kenvandinecyphermox, tedg: the nm-applet bug seems fixed with dbusmenu 0.3.9215:16
seb128right, but at least it's broken in a consistent way15:16
rodrigo_seb128, I think I found what's causing the crash in bug #68578515:16
ubot2Launchpad bug 685785 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in __libc_free() (affects: 1) (dups: 2) (heat: 94)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68578515:16
seb128which means people can work on it ;-)15:16
seb128rodrigo_, oh?15:17
* kenvandine tries with suspend too15:17
rodrigo_seb128, I think it's because of debian/patches/06_use_application_indicator.patch15:17
seb128rodrigo_, can you fix it?15:17
rodrigo_yes, sure15:17
seb128you rock, thanks15:17
rodrigo_it would explain why 2.91 doesn't get the same crash, since that patch is disabled in the GNOME3 ppa15:17
bcurtiswxkenvandine, first off you need one of those deli ticket/number systems.. Secondly.  Could I steal some of your time (when it works best for you) to work on empathy?15:18
bcurtiswxnote: that would require GNOME3 PPA working somewhere15:18
kenvandinebah... i guess not15:18
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seb128rodrigo_, right, I would not be surprised if some of the crashes are due to it15:18
kenvandineok, well nm-applet started fine across a couple logins with dbusmenu 0.3.92, but still crashes on resume15:18
rodrigo_yes, looking at the other one15:18
desrtdbarth_: hey15:20
desrtdbarth_: can we do irc today?15:21
kenvandinebcurtiswx, "working"15:22
kenvandinemy gnome3 vm doesn't look very good15:22
kenvandinebut it seems to let me login at least15:22
bcurtiswxkenvandine, weird, mine looks great15:23
kenvandinei haven't updated it since before the sprint15:23
bcurtiswxkenvandine, maybe it will help then.  IDR when it looked sharp15:23
rodrigo_seb128, do you get that crash in 685785?15:26
bcurtiswxkenvandine, actually.. do you have a pbuilder working with natty+GNOME3 PPA15:26
bcurtiswxkenvandine, i got mine working and I can paste my pbuilderrc file15:27
kenvandinei'm updating the VM now15:27
seb128rodrigo_, no but mdz do, if you have a patch add it to the bug he can probably test15:27
rodrigo_seb128, right, I¡ll do that15:27
dbarth_desrt: makes sense; i'll ping Kaleo15:28
bcurtiswxkenvandine, will building on the VM be OK ?15:28
seb128rodrigo_, thanks15:28
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kenvandinebcurtiswx, yup15:29
rickspencer3seb128, pitti good afternoon15:31
bcurtiswxkenvandine, https://code.launchpad.net/~bcurtiswx/ubuntu/natty/empathy/empathy-2.91.515:31
pittihey rickspencer315:31
seb128hey rickspencer315:31
rodrigo_seb128, not sure about the other crash (698267), it might be the same one, but the stacktrace is not very useful15:32
seb128rodrigo_, do you have access to private bugs?15:32
rickspencer3pitti, seb128 is it reasonably safe for me to update today?15:32
rickspencer3(sorry, didn't mean to interupt)15:32
bcurtiswxhi rickspencer315:32
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, it depends which team they belong to15:32
rickspencer3hiya bcurtiswx15:32
pittirickspencer3: should; today's CD images built again (after a long time being broken), so the archive should be in a good state15:32
rickspencer3and unity is working ok?15:32
didrocks1seb128: I get an orange area in chromium I think it's due to the gtkresize grip, do you know if there is an opened bug about that?15:32
didrocks1rickspencer3: unity is working, at least for me :)15:33
didrocks1hey o/15:33
rodrigo_didrocks1, and for me at last!15:33
rickspencer3hi didrocks1, great news!15:33
chrisccoulsondidrocks1, there's an open bug already15:33
didrocks1chrisccoulson: ok, thanks :)15:33
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rodrigo_btw, how do you add more workspaces in unity?15:34
didrocksrodrigo_: in ccsm15:34
rodrigo_ah ok15:34
didrocksgeneral -> desktop size -> horizontal size/ vertical size15:35
didrocks(loosely translated :))15:35
seb128didrocks, bratsche sent me a patch from chromium15:35
seb128didrocks, I will forward it to you15:35
seb128rickspencer3, today is fine for updating15:35
seb128rodrigo_, ubuntu private bugs? there is quite some crashes on g-s-d in launchpad15:36
rickspencer3thanks all15:36
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, not sure, can you tell me 1 bug to see if I can see them?15:36
didrocksseb128: oh nice! thanks :)15:36
bratscheseb128: fwiw, I've got patches for gdm, gnome-panel, gnome-do, and Firefox as well.  I've been trying to submit merge requests instead of harassing you directly though. :)15:36
bratscheOh, and gtk-sharp215:37
seb128bratsche, I've the gdm and gnome-panel on my sponsoring queue15:37
seb128firefox would be for bratsche15:37
seb128ups15:37
seb128chrisccoulson,15:37
seb128bratsche, thanks ;-)15:37
chrisccoulsoni'm not sure what to do about firefox, as it only partially obscures the scrollbutton (so, both are still usable)15:38
bratschemicahg mentioned that my gnome-do one doesn't have proper DEP-3 commit logs or something, so I guess I need to redo it with that when I have time.15:38
chrisccoulsonthe problem with disabling the resize grippy is that the window is impossible to resize then ;)15:38
chrisccoulsonbratsche, your thoughts?15:38
bratschechrisccoulson: I've got a patch to just disable it.15:38
chrisccoulsonbratsche, i was wondering whether to just leave it as it is ;)15:39
bratschechrisccoulson: I'm having trouble getting it working in a branch, so can I just email the patch to you?15:39
chrisccoulsoni think not being able to resize is probably worse than having a resize grippy partially obscuring the scroll button15:39
chrisccoulsonand i can use both controls sill here15:39
evilvishbratsche: hi, synaptic is also affected » bug 70441415:40
ubot2Launchpad bug 704414 in synaptic (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "In status bar, Resize grip overlaps synaptic's progress bar (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70441415:40
bratscheI guess that's your call.  If you want to disable the grips, it's a 1-line patch. :)15:40
bratscheevilvish: Thanks15:40
chrisccoulsonbratsche, i think i'd prefer to leave it there for now and see if people complain about it ;)15:40
bratschechrisccoulson: Fair enough :)15:40
bratschechrisccoulson: Fixing it properly in Firefox is going to be quite difficult, and I don't have time to attempt that.15:41
bratscheBy properly I mean doing what gtk+ does, and adjust the position of the bottom button.15:41
chrisccoulsonbratsche, yeah, that's ok. i might try and figure out a way to do it at some point15:41
didrocksseb128: can I have a binary NEW for zeitgeist-extension-fts? debian didn't pick the same name than us :(15:43
seb128ok15:43
didrocksthanks15:44
cyphermoxkenvandine, know when dbusmenu 0.3.92 might be uploaded?15:49
kenvandinecyphermox, it is uploaded15:50
cyphermoxah, I see, sorry. I had missed the Latest Upload field15:51
scott-workdidrocks: i need to run into an hour production meeting, but i have information about the default xsession problem you were helping me with15:57
didrocksscott-work: yeah? what's up?15:57
scott-workdidrocks:  originally i did not have the /etc/gdm/custom.conf file15:57
scott-workdidrocks:  but after i ran the command i did15:58
didrocksscott-work: with the right default session?15:58
scott-workdidrocks: yes, but there was also a blank, empty line first (don't know that it matters)15:58
didrocksscott-work: no, it doesn't15:58
scott-workdidrocks: but it did not seem to work still :(15:58
didrocksso, it seems to work well15:58
didrocksscott-work: are you testing with a new user or on your system?15:59
scott-workdidrocks: oh!  i need to add a new user and test it there?15:59
didrocksscott-work: because this is the "default session", like "you never changed your current user session"15:59
didrocksscott-work: if you removed your ~/.dmrc, it will be like you never changed your current user session15:59
scott-workdidrocks: rock on!  i shall try that tonight (both new users and removing .dmrc)16:00
didrocksscott-work: well, the goal is for the livecd and new installation, isn't it?16:00
didrocksso that's why it's only for new users :)16:00
* scott-work deposits $0.05USD into the jono licensing fund for "rock on"16:00
scott-workdidrocks: well, ubuntu studio doesn't have a livecd currently (but that might change) but defintely for the new installation16:00
didrocksscott-work: yeah, that will do it then :)16:01
scott-workdidrocks: it was my misunderstanding on how to test this appreantly, but i'm glad to have it cleared up :)16:01
scott-workdidrocks: thank you again for the help!16:01
didrocksscott-work: you're really welcome16:01
jonoscott-work, :-)16:03
seb128jono, hey, do you have several desktop layouts configured?16:08
jonoseb128, what do you mean?16:08
seb128jono, keyboard layout I mean16:10
seb128jono, your bug about the keyboard indicator being displayed16:10
jonoseb128, ahhh - no, just one afaik16:10
seb128jono, what is in the menu if you click on the indicator?16:10
jonoseb128, I am not in front of the machine now, let me just boot it16:10
seb128jono, ok, no hurry16:11
jonoseb128, LOL16:11
jonoOK, so it has USA and Afghanistan16:11
jonoI have no idea how Afghanistan was selected as a layout16:11
seb128jono: ok, so it's not a bug, or at least not an indicator one16:11
jonoseb128, yep, thanks16:11
seb128jono, did you lend your laptop to dholbach? ;-)16:12
jonoapologies for wasting your time16:12
jonoseb128, hah16:12
seb128no worry16:12
Laneythat was a keyboard-configuration bug I think16:12
jonoLaney, ahhh cool16:12
Laney:-)16:13
mterryBTW, I'm in the middle of updating dconf so no one else do it, please16:14
Laneywas/is? Colin will know more16:14
seb128mterry, ok16:18
seb128mterry, btw you got vala rights I see, great, thanks for fixing the desktop sets permissions on the way ;-)16:19
mterryseb128, np, not being core-dev has been useful for finding such gaps16:19
seb128right, now that you fixed them you can probably apply though ;-)16:20
seb128hey16:30
seb128desktop meeting time?16:30
kenvandineyup16:31
seb128https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2011-01-1816:31
didrockshey o/16:31
seb128kenvandine, didrocks, mterry, tremolux, rodrigo_, cyphermox: hey16:32
tremoluxheya!16:32
cyphermoxhey o/16:32
seb128jasoncwarner said he would probably be catching up with sleep by now and pitti is hacking with GNOME guys this week16:32
seb128did I forget anyone? ;-)16:33
pittihello16:33
seb128Riddell, hey16:33
pittiI'm lurking, but didn't prepare anything for the meeting16:33
seb128pitti, ok, no worry I'm running it16:33
rodrigo_oh, meeting16:33
seb128we had a productive sprint it seems16:33
seb128the gdbus indicator stack landed16:33
seb128great work mterry, kenvandine and tedg16:34
seb128CD space was win16:34
kenvandinecool16:34
seb128gtk3 dropped of the CD16:34
seb128the xorg team got a new version ready for upload16:34
seb128anyway, let's start the meeting16:34
seb128I think there was no action from the previous meeting16:34
seb128kenvandine, do we still do dx updates? I see no section for it on the wiki16:35
kenvandinewe should16:35
kenvandinei don't really have anything this week though16:35
seb128ok, so mic is yours16:35
seb128I guess I covered it with the gdbus transition :-p16:35
kenvandine:)16:35
seb128thanks kenvandine ;-)16:35
seb128didrocks, unity update?16:35
didrocksall should be available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2011-01-1816:36
didrocksI let you read :-)16:36
* mterry read16:36
seb128great work16:36
didrocksthanks :)16:37
seb128didrocks, btw can you drop a note somewhere on the wiki or an email to the desktop list about session saving being dropped?16:37
seb128so we have a record of it and a place to point people to16:37
didrocksseb128: oh sure, I'll do that just after the meeting16:37
seb128thanks16:37
didrocksadding to the wiki for now16:37
didrocks(email on the ubuntu-desktop ML if we see a lot of questions about it)16:37
seb128while people read the unity summary I just go back to kenvandine for a few seconds16:38
seb128didrocks, I think the email would be nice in any case16:38
seb128kenvandine, can you just do a short summary of known issues after the indicator transition?16:38
seb128or if you need extra testing16:38
kenvandinesure16:38
didrocksseb128: ok, writing a more formal sumarry then :)16:38
kenvandinewe know there is a bug in indicator-messages/libindicate which display multiple menus16:39
seb128didrocks, thanks, I think we will have comments on the topic so better to use the list a bit and have the discussion there once16:39
kenvandineand some windows open have no menu in appmenu16:39
kenvandineat least i don't think mterry ever found a fix for that16:39
kenvandinewe are sure the gdbus port added new bugs, please report them!16:40
mterrykenvandine, no, couldn't reproduce16:40
seb128chriscoulson has been tracking a race in the appmenu handling16:40
kenvandinemterry, ok... everyone please keep an eye out for apps that don't have menus in appmenu16:40
kenvandinemterry, i haven't seen it since i got home16:40
seb128bug #70376916:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 703769 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Menus are not destroyed when a window is closed with GDbus port (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70376916:41
seb128that's one of the bugs from chrisccoulson16:41
seb128thanks kenvandine16:41
seb128thanks didrocks16:42
seb128no questions about dx or unity?16:42
seb128ok, let's move on16:42
seb128tremolux, hey16:42
seb128software-center update?16:42
tremoluxhey seb128!16:42
Riddellhi seb12816:43
tremoluxyes, it's on the wiki - in summary, more startup improvements -- from over 3 seconds to about .75 on my machine since we started the effort16:43
kenvandinemterry, can you look at bug 703769 ? i know you looked closely at that code16:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 703769 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Menus are not destroyed when a window is closed with GDbus port (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70376916:43
seb128hey Riddell ;-)16:43
tremoluxratings and reviews is getting ready to land16:43
mterrykenvandine, ok16:43
kenvandineyay16:43
seb128tremolux, impressive for the startup time, great work16:43
tremoluxthanks!  it's much nicer now  :)16:44
seb128gwibber integration done, rating and review ready16:44
seb128everybody is going to want the next version ;-)16:44
tremoluxcool  :)16:44
tremoluxit should be a lot of fun I think16:44
seb128is there any question about software-center?16:44
seb128seems not16:45
seb128thanks tremolux!16:45
tremoluxok, thanks all!16:45
seb128Riddell, hello again, kubuntu update?16:45
Riddellno immediate news, 4.6 final is due to be tagged today so a busy week and packaging and testing ahead16:46
seb128ok16:47
seb128questions about kubuntu?16:47
seb128seems not16:47
seb128thanks Riddell16:47
seb128Xorg will be for the western edition16:47
seb128is there any other topic?16:47
seb128ok, that's a wrap then!16:48
seb128thanks everybody16:48
didrocksthanks everyone16:49
seb128urg16:49
seb128I forget the http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/natty/canonical-desktop-team-natty-alpha-2.html update16:50
seb128that's not on the new agenda ;-)16:50
seb128seems we are a bit behind the trend line but mostly thanks to other teams items16:50
seb128don't forget to update your workitems if you have any remaining16:50
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kenvandinecyphermox, i uploaded a distro patch for the nm-applet crasher in dbusmenu17:29
mterrykenvandine, nice17:32
cyphermoxkenvandine, cool, I'll take a look now17:32
kenvandinetedg, have you started looking at the indicator-messages problem?17:32
kenvandinethat one is annoying :)17:32
tedgkenvandine, Yeah, I think it's a  libindicate bug.17:38
mterrytedg, I'd guess it's using notify::g-name-owner on unique names?17:39
tedgmterry, Yup, but it's not sending show as well... so I need to look into that.17:39
seb128tedg, kenvandine: https://code.launchpad.net/~chrisccoulson/dbusmenu/lp70368917:58
seb128btw17:58
seb128did you see that one?17:59
tedgYeah, looking at it now.17:59
seb128it's https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-appmenu/+bug/70368917:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 703689 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Window registration racy with GDbus port (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [High,New]17:59
tedgNot sure that I love it... trying to think of a better route.17:59
kenvandinebug 703689 looks like the one mterry was debugging but then couldn't reproduce18:08
ubot2Launchpad bug 703689 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Window registration racy with GDbus port (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70368918:08
pittigood night everyone!18:33
dobeycheers pitti18:36
didrocksgood night pitti18:40
seb128chrisccoulson, hey18:50
chrisccoulsonhey seb128, sorry i missed the team meeting. i feel rotten here today :(18:50
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didrockshave a good evening! see you tomorrow :)18:56
mterrykenvandine, you asked me to look at bug 703769.  Chris's patch looks fine and works for me19:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 703769 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Menus are not destroyed when a window is closed with GDbus port (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70376919:35
kenvandinemterry, that looks like the same problem you were debugging right?19:36
mterryUh, maybe?19:36
kenvandinekind of sounded like it19:36
mterry kenvandine, hard to say.  For sure a memory leak.  And internal state would get a little odd apparently if we started re-using xids.  So maybe that's what had happened when we saw it.  And that would explain why it's hard to reproduce19:37
kenvandineyeah, ok19:38
kenvandinebut... i never had a problem with firefox19:38
* bcurtiswx sees the 10.10 triangle for status indicator applet20:02
bcurtiswxjust dist-upgraded on my 10.1020:02
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jasoncwarnerRAOF: TheMuso`: bryceh: robert_ancell, you ready for eastern edition meeting?22:00
jasoncwarnerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2011-01-1822:00
RAOFGood morning :)22:01
TheMuso`jasoncwarner: will be in a bit, just gotta reboot, brb.22:01
jasoncwarnerRAOF: good morning!22:02
jasoncwarnerTheMuso`: No worries, we'll be here when you get back :)22:02
jasoncwarnerOk, lets get started.22:03
jasoncwarner[TOPIC] X.org22:03
jasoncwarnerRAOF: would you care to update X.org for us and bryceh can jump in if he is around?22:03
RAOFYup.22:03
TheMuso`back22:04
RAOFLookout!  It's about to be break-my-X season!  We're prepping Xserver 1.10RC1 and mesa 7.10 for natty.22:04
jasoncwarnerRAOF: thanks for the heads up ;)22:05
RAOF1.10 comes, as always, with a new input and video ABI, so installability issues may arise.22:05
RAOFWe'll send an email to ubuntu-devel-discuss a bit before uploading.22:05
RAOFIn other tangentially-X related news, we discovered at the sprint that some laptops have a broken VESA mode as the preferred mode, causing the shiny grub boot to be a corrupted framebuffer.  Colin's looking at how to work around that.22:07
RAOFXserver 1.10 should also fix some bugs that compiz/unity are running into.22:07
TheMuso`VESA, the standard that should have bin... Or should I say the standard that was not.22:07
RAOFVESA, the standard that nobody cares about because the last thing that really used it was dos 6.2 :)22:08
jasoncwarnerRAOF: any ETA on 1.10? How quickly are you thinking? Later this week? next?22:08
RAOFLater this week is my plan.22:08
RAOFIf it comes down to Friday, it will instead be next Monday :22:09
RAOF:)22:09
jasoncwarnervery cool, thanks22:09
RAOFMesa 7.10 shouldn't be long after that.22:09
jasoncwarnerok, so it sounds like break-my-X-season is officially during LCA ;)22:10
jasoncwarnerAnything else for X?22:10
RAOFNothing that springs to mind.22:11
jasoncwarnerok...22:11
jasoncwarner[TOPIC] AOB22:11
jasoncwarnerrobert_ancell: TheMuso` Anything you wanted to add?22:11
robert_ancellnope22:11
jasoncwarnerOk then22:12
jasoncwarnerlast thing is WI22:12
jasoncwarnerhttp://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/natty/canonical-desktop-team-natty-alpha-2.html22:13
jasoncwarnerwe are a bit behind the trend line even with a great rally week22:13
jasoncwarnerdon't forget to close out your WIs as you finish them22:13
jasoncwarnerthere are some on other teams and we should be pushing those teams to clear their WIs as well.22:13
jasoncwarnerif nothing else....22:14
jasoncwarner[END_MEETING]22:14
TheMuso`I guess its worth mentioning that there will not be a meeting next week, due to Australia day.22:15
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brycehrats, sorry was preoccupied duping intel gpu hang bugs22:15
jasoncwarner1bryceh: no worries..if you want to add something, please do!22:16
jasoncwarner1TheMuso: thanks for the reminder...22:16
brycehjasoncwarner1, one point (in fact reason why I was deep into gpu dump bugs), there seems to be a common gpu hang on Intel22:18
brycehbugs #702090 and #686388 and their dupes22:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 702090 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) "i965gm GPU lockup after suspend failed (EIR: 0x00000010 PGTBL_ER: 0x00000100) (affects: 10) (dups: 1) (heat: 18)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70209022:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 686388 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "[i965gm] GPU lockup - Invalid GTT entry during Display B Fetch (affects: 1) (dups: 3) (heat: 24)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68638822:19
brycehI suspect both are the same bug, but can't prove it yet22:19
brycehanyway that appears to be the most serious bug we have in X at the moment (pre-1.10)22:19
brycehit still will be an issue with 1.10 as per xorg-edgers testers (it's probably a driver bug).22:20
brycehonce 1.10 is in we'll then bring in the Q4 intel driver (which is released but not yet packaged).  Maybe that'll fix it.22:21
brycehjasoncwarner1, other than that, had fun seeing everyone last week.22:21
RAOFYeah, 'twas good.22:21
TheMusoIndeed, had a great week.22:22
TheMusoEven though I was stuck in teh DX room. :)22:22
brycehpitti, haha 70427923:01

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