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brycehRAOF, well maybe, but I think we'd also need the trigger fired from the kernel like Intel does00:00
RAOFYeah.00:00
brycehcertainly it gets us closer00:00
RAOFThat bit probably wouldn't be *terribly* hard; nouveau will normally spit some errors already when that happens.00:00
brycehat the least now we seem to have toolage for doing manual debugging, which is solid step forward if true00:01
RAOFmicahg, bratsche: You've added interfaces to gtk# in that branch; you therefore need to bump the clilibs version.  The simplest way to do this would be to change API_VERSION up the top of debian/rules.00:18
micahgbratsche: as long as you're making changes, make sure to change the version to 1ubuntu1 instead of 1build200:18
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kklimondamicahg: any chance you could switch daily mozilla builds to the new p.. pri.. par... argh.. need more sleep.. recipes :)05:36
kklimondamicahg: *you* being the ubuntu mozilla team, not you in particular.05:37
jon8_Does laptop battery management still work without Gnome running?? Is there a command line, command, that i can use to check battery usage?05:53
kklimondasee what you have in /proc/acpi/battery/05:54
jon8_i have BAT005:55
jon8_[ ken: /proc/acpi/battery ]$ ls05:55
jon8_BAT005:55
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jon8_is the file, /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state, accurate and current information?05:56
kklimondayou should have two files in the BAT0 folder, info and state (plus alarm). You can get most info out of those files05:56
jon8_yeah.. i just did 'cat' on all of them..05:56
jon8_what about powermanagement things, will those still operate correctly?05:57
jon8_i set it within GNOME when plugged into AC power not to hibernate or goto sleep or anything..05:57
RAOFBy and large, yes.05:57
jon8_http://pastebin.com/zZRuvFFA05:57
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jon8_none of those files say that its detected as being plugged into AC power .. and not actually using the battery.05:58
broderdoesn't gnome-power-manager coordinate actually doing things anyway? (i.e. hibernating based on timeout, sleeping when you close the lid, etc)05:58
jon8_Where in GNOME there was an indicator05:58
pitti_Good morning05:58
broderjon8_: the upower command may be an easier interface to that stuff05:58
jon8_hmm05:59
jon8_never used that before05:59
* jon8_ googles05:59
RAOFpitti_: Good morning.05:59
jon8_yeah.. see06:00
jon8_sigh06:00
pitti_hey RAOF, how are you?06:00
jon8_my screen just went dark06:00
RAOFjon8_: If you don't have gnome-power-manager running then there's nothing that'll make the system suspend, hibernate, etc.  Oh, except for the VT blanker.06:00
kklimondajon8_: "charging state:          charged" means that the battery is charged (as opposed to charging, or discharging)06:00
jon8_kklimonda ah, ok06:00
RAOFpitti_: Pretty much recovered from Dallas :)  Last week was an exercise in progressive increases in the proportion of the work day not spent being sleepy :)06:01
jon8_[ ken: /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0 ]$ ps aux|grep gnome-power-manager06:01
jon8_ken       2137  0.0  0.0  11332   880 pts/1    S+   01:00   0:00 grep --color=auto gnome-power-manager06:01
jon8_so this means no power management is being ran..06:01
kklimondamorning pitti06:01
jon8_whether it be sleep, hibernate .. or not to do either of those two06:01
pitti_RAOF: weekends help hopefully?06:01
pitti_hey kklimonda06:01
RAOFpitti_: Yes they do!06:01
jon8_sorry for the rather noobish questions guys.. i've got some things running on my laptop that i dont need gnome running for06:02
RAOFjon8_: Right.  You won't get any of the “suspend after X” type of power management things.  You'll still get cpufrequency and such hardware things.06:02
jon8_and i just want to make sure that everything is going to stay on/awake/etc06:02
RAOFIt will.  It won't even sleep when you close the lid :)06:03
jon8_well, can you explain to me then, why just sitting at the terminal login prompt, with the lid open.. my screen went black after say, 5 or 10 minutes..06:03
jon8_nothing stopped running.. I have an ssh connection open from my desktop to my laptop using openssh-server and that stayed active06:03
jon8_there are no factory settings in bios that would do this, i've double checked.06:04
jon8_kklimonda thank you for that 'charged' 'charging' and 'discharging' tid bit btw. ;)06:04
RAOFjon8_: that's the VT blanker.  Pressing any key will re-light it.  I've never cared enough to hunt down whethere or not it's controllable.06:05
jon8_RAOF ah ok.. i was wondenig what you meant by that VT blanker earlier. :)06:05
jon8_i'm really loving this ubuntu community. you guys no matter what the question you guys are always super helpful!06:05
jon8_RAOF, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1600699 :)06:07
jon8_RAOF and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=77829606:09
kklimondamorning pitti06:10
kklimondaups06:10
pitti_seiflotfy_: good morning!06:16
pitti_seiflotfy_: libzeitgeist and zeitgeist-extensions currently want to go to universe; is that intended?06:16
pitti_(I thought unity etc. would use it)06:17
micahgkklimonda: no, there's currently an hg bug06:24
micahgerr, bzr-hg bgu06:24
kklimondadamn :/06:25
pitti_argh! I accidentally pressed ctrl-e in ffox, that "grouped my tabs" and messed up everything06:25
micahgpitti_: that'll change to SHIFT+CTRL+E in beta 1006:27
pitti_ah, I think I finally found out how to restore things again06:28
pitti_hey micahg, had a nice weekend?06:29
pitti_oh no, now if I press ctrl+t for a new tab, it lands in a new window06:29
micahgpitti_: yeah, still a little behind as usual :)06:29
kklimondapitti_: it sounds like a bug I hit yesterday06:29
micahgpitti_: how was your weekend?06:29
kklimondait has to be a bug, because this behaviour makes absolutely no sense ;)06:29
kklimonda(restarting Fx "fixed" that for me)06:30
pitti_micahg: pretty nice, went from the Prague hackfest to Munich, and we spent some time outside06:31
pitti_kklimonda: phew, yes06:31
micahgpitti_: I've been hibernating in Chicago with it being 20F or less outside06:31
TheMusoHey folks.06:32
pitti_hey TheMuso06:32
kklimondao/06:33
* TheMuso notes it got to 32 degrees C here today.06:33
TheMusoWith more to come this week.06:33
RAOFCome down to Hobart.  It's a very reasonable mid-20s kinda place ☺06:33
broderpsh. it was a gorgeous 70 degrees F here today, and it's still supposed to be winter for me :-P06:34
* micahg thinks broder needs to visit Chicago for some real winter06:35
pitti_feh - /me shivers and cranks up the heating a notch06:35
* kklimonda mutters about snow being everywhere..06:35
brodermicahg: i just moved out of boston. i've done my time06:35
micahgbroder: fair enough06:36
TheMusoRAOF: Yeah I'll bet, thats what I call nice summer weather. Even 30 degrees would be ok here without the humidity.06:36
desrti wonder if someone can help me deduce why the PPA server is rejecting my uploads?06:47
desrtthe only thing error-looking in the rejection email is the following:06:48
desrtRejected:06:48
desrtFurther error processing not possible because of a critical previous error.06:48
RAOFdesrt: Can you pastebin the whole email?  I vaguely remember getting something similar in the past, and maybe the full context will shake something loose.06:48
desrtsure06:49
desrthttp://fpaste.org/6xdR/06:49
desrtmaybe it doesn't like that i'm trying to upload version '0' of something :p06:50
micahgdesrt: that sounds like a possibility06:50
desrtcould also be that the PPA service doesn't know how to deal with native releases out of git06:50
RAOFdesrt: Oh, you can't upload binaries to the PPA.  Or anywhere on launchpad.06:50
micahgah, that would probably be it :)06:51
desrtah.  i thought i was doing a source upload06:51
* desrt tries again...06:51
RAOFdebuild -S is your friend :)06:51
desrtah ya.  the amd64 thing might have tipped me off :)06:52
desrtthanks for the obvious.  it's 2am her e:)06:52
desrtsigh.  rejected again.06:56
* desrt will try to figure it out later...06:57
desrtnite everyone06:57
broderby the way, for anyone that was involved in the multimonitor discussion at UDS, i'd appreciate feedback on how well http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnomecc-list/2011-January/msg00007.html addresses the concerns people had07:15
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didrocksgood morning08:14
pitti_bonjour didrocks08:16
didrockshey pitti_, how was you week-end?08:17
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pitti_didrocks: quite nice indeed, a much-needed relaxation after not having had "real" weekends for the past three weeks due to travelling :)08:22
pitti_didrocks: went from Prague to Munich on Friday night, and we spent a long time walking08:23
pitti_didrocks: how was your's?08:23
didrockspitti_: was fine, thanks. A little bit cold, but a lot of walking in Lyon center city as well + shopping and such :)08:24
gesergood morning08:25
gesercan someone review/sponsor https://code.launchpad.net/~geser/evince/fix_linking_for_gir/+merge/47158 ? it fixes the current evince FTBFS in natty08:25
didrockshey geser, will have a look today. Thanks :)08:26
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone08:55
pitti_hey chrisccoulson, how are you?08:56
chrisccoulsonhi pitti_ - i'm good thanks, how are you?08:56
chrisccoulsonyou're back from the hackfest now?08:56
didrocksgood morning chrisccoulson!08:58
chrisccoulsonhi didrocks, how are you?09:00
rodrigo_morning09:01
didrockschrisccoulson: I'm fine, thanks, and you?09:01
didrockshey rodrigo_09:01
chrisccoulsondidrocks - yeah, not too bad thanks09:01
rodrigo_hi didrocks09:01
rodrigo_and chrisccoulson09:01
chrisccoulsonhi rodrigo_ !09:01
chrisccoulsoni'm glad my laptop is still working today, i took the display off it yesterday09:05
chrisccoulsoni thought it might not work again once i put it back together again ;)09:06
pitti_chrisccoulson: yes, I am, just writing my report09:16
pitti_chrisccoulson: ugh, why disassembling your laptop?09:16
pitti_"Engineer's motto: If it ain't broken, take it apart and fix it"09:16
chrisccoulsonpitti - the hinges were coming loose on my lid again09:16
chrisccoulsonin fact, when i got the bezel off the display, one of the screws fell out ;)09:17
pitti_ugh09:17
pitti_that seems to be a laptop's weakest spot09:17
pitti_well, that and the inability to deal with a full cup of coffee :)09:17
chrisccoulsonyeah, thats the second time i've had to tighten up the screws now09:17
chrisccoulsonalthough, the first time it was the screws that hold the hinge on to the base, which are much easier to access ;)09:18
seb128hey09:27
didrockssalut seb128, ça va?09:29
seb128lut didrocks, ca va bien!09:29
seb128et toi ?09:29
didrocksça roule :)09:30
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chrisccoulsonhey seb128, how are you?09:50
seb128hey chrisccoulson, I'm quite well, what about you?09:51
seb128chrisccoulson, did you have a nice we?09:51
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, not too bad thanks. i didn't do much over the weekend ;)09:51
seb128which is what weekends are for right? ;-)09:52
chrisccoulsoni planned to wash our car, but i never got round to it in the end ;)09:52
chrisccoulsonheh :)09:52
pitti_hey seb128, bonjour!10:03
seb128hey pitti_10:03
seb128back in Germany ?10:03
seb128how are you?  had a nice we?10:03
rodrigo_salut seb12810:03
seb128hey rodrigo_, how are you?10:04
pitti_seb128: yes, went to Munich Friday night, and finally enjoyed a weekend after 2 weeks :) we went for some nice long hikes10:04
rodrigo_seb128, fine, and you?10:04
seb128pitti_, great ;-)10:05
seb128rodrigo_, I'm fine thanks10:05
seb128still catching up on emails after the we!10:05
rodrigo_heh, that's the Monday top task, yeah :D10:06
seb128rodrigo_, did you have any chance to work on this g-s-d gdm issue?10:07
rodrigo_seb128, I had a quick look at gdm code, but couldn't find where to kill the gdm's g-s-d, so pinged upstream10:08
* pitti_ waits for his server to come back to read mails and post week report10:08
chrisccoulson_rodrigo_, doesn't g-s-d normally just die when it loses the X connection?10:12
chrisccoulson_perhaps that's the real problem10:12
chrisccoulson_i don't think it registers with the session manager at all10:13
rodrigo_chrisccoulson_, : about that bug, it's not, it's the user's g-s-d starting when gdm's g-s-d hasn't died yet10:13
rodrigo_so the user's g-s-d dies10:13
seb128chrisccoulson_, well the issue there is that some people get the session one starting before the gdm one exit-ed10:13
seb128the session one bails out on "there is already a settings daemon running on this display"10:13
rodrigo_yeah, only one xsettings process can be running at a time10:14
chrisccoulson_i get that bit :)10:14
chrisccoulson_but if g-s-d doesn't register with the session manager, then that's probably the real bug isn't it?10:15
chrisccoulson_i think it normally just sits around until X dies10:16
chrisccoulson_i might be wrong though10:16
seb128chrisccoulson_, having it to register with the session would also give respawning on crash10:18
seb128which would be a nice to get ;-)10:18
seb128especially since the gtk theme is resetted when it crashes10:19
chrisccoulson_yeah :)10:19
iansmithpitti_, seb128: I have a question regarding Bluetooth and a fax-modem which requires a long PIN, and I was pointed in your directions by asac - might you be able to help?10:24
seb128iansmith, hey, I doubt I will be useful, I've little clue about bluetooth and no clue about fax modem or pin numbers10:25
iansmithseb128: Do you know anyone who may be able to help?10:26
pitti_iansmith: inability to enter a long pin? I think that'd be best handled in an upsream bug report, as nobody on the desktop team is particularly working on bluetooth10:26
seb128iansmith, what pitti said10:26
iansmithpitti_, seb128: Many thanks - I did log a bug, but nothing has happened in a couple of months :-(10:26
seb128iansmith, what is the bug number?10:27
iansmithseb128: Just let me find it... It may take a while...10:27
iansmithseb128: #669471 isthe bug number.10:28
seb128gnome bug #66947110:29
seb128no bot today?10:29
didrocksseems it took a long week-end :)10:29
iansmithseb128: Sorry, but I don't understand :-(10:29
seb128iansmith, oh, is that a launchpad bug?10:30
seb128https://bugs.launchpad.net/blueman/+bug/669471?10:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 669471 in blueman "Blueman fails to register long PIN" [Undecided,New]10:30
iansmithseb128: Yes - that's it - did I log it incorrectly?10:30
seb128iansmith, do you use blueman?10:31
seb128it's an universe software and you opened an upstream bug task on launchpad10:31
seb128not a surprise that nobody replied10:31
iansmithseb128: I do, but it doesn't mean I have to - as long as it works...10:31
seb128iansmith, I've no clue about blueman we don't install that in Ubuntu standard10:31
seb128it's coming from universe, not even sure if it's maintained by anyone10:32
iansmithseb128: Could you point me in the direction of the "right" way :-)10:32
seb128what are you trying to do?10:32
seb128why not trying with gnome-bluetooth with is what we use by default?10:33
iansmithseb128: I just want connectivity between my Bluetooth dongle and my PDA/ Phone & fax modem - the PHone & PDA work fine  - it's just getting so I can now use the fax modem.10:33
iansmithseb128: I thought I had tried all combinations - but I will check what is installed,and ensure that it is Gnome that is installed, not Blueman10:34
seb128well on a standard ubuntu installation you get a bluetooth icon with the indicators10:36
seb128it's gnome-bluetooth10:36
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iansmithseb128: I've removed Blueman, and ensured gnome bluetooth is enabled (it wasn't removed), and I can see the modem, but I can't seem to test it is working. With Blueman it would communicate, and then tell me it couldn't establish a connection. Sorry for being such a clueless fool!10:45
seb128iansmith, I've no clue about bluetooth modem but wouldn't that require to use connman or nm rather?10:46
iansmithseb128: As far as I understand it, there are two ways to communicate - one is using a serial terminal emulator, and the other is with fax software e.g. efax of gfax  (but I don't have experience of either working due to no communication with the device!). I haven't seen anything crop up for BT in NM/ connman.10:52
didrocksfta: any idea why when I try to open anything from chromium, it keeps telling me "can't open <tar/pdf…>: it's not a folder"11:36
ftadidrocks, ?? never got that. is that the exact error message?11:37
ftascreenshot?11:37
ftawhich version is that? latest stable?11:37
didrocksfta: the version in natty, making a screenshot, one sec11:38
didrocksfta: http://people.canonical.com/~didrocks/chromium-open-file.png11:41
didrocks(confirmed it's working in double-clicking from nautilus or in firefox)11:42
ftadidrocks, that error message doesn't seem to be coming from chromium. when you click on something in the dl bar, it uses xdg-open12:03
didrocksfta: right, confirmed directly with xdg-open which is broken then. Not sure what firefox is using then, but it should be something else (gio?)12:05
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ftadidrocks, xdg-open seems to be using gvfs-open by default (in natty), or fallback to gnome-open12:07
ftafor gnome12:07
fta(unless the DE detection is broken)12:08
didrocksI guess it's trying to use gnome-open looking at it, but this one doesn't work either12:09
seb128didrocks, gnome-open doesn't work on what urls?12:11
didrocksseb128: like, download a tar.gz, then try to gnome-open <path/tar.gz> (same with pdf too)12:11
seb128didrocks, wfm12:12
ftadidrocks, wfm too12:12
didrockshum, what can be wrong in my config then? :/12:13
didrocksit tries to open it as if it was a directory…12:13
seb128didrocks, do you get the issue on any format? ie images or txt as well?12:13
seb128do you get the issue if you "gnome-open example.pdf"12:13
seb128ie without a directory name?12:13
didrocksseb128: yeah, seems to be on everything (with or without a directory in the path, every file format)12:14
seb128weird12:14
seb128is gvfs-open doing the same thing?12:15
didrocksgvfs-open isn't installed12:15
didrockslet me do it12:15
seb128ok, for me neither12:15
seb128it's not required, that's just to check if gvfs has the same issue12:16
didrocksok, was wondering if it was related :)12:16
didrockstrying12:16
didrockssame12:16
ftadidrocks, can you check the url xdg-open receives from chromium? (maybe add "echo $@ >> /tmp/xdg.txt" at the top of the script)12:17
didrocksfta: sure, one sec12:17
seb128didrocks, can you gvfs-info on the file and pastebiny it?12:17
didrocksseb128: http://paste.ubuntu.com/557616/ on a text file12:17
seb128didrocks, does it work in a guest session?12:19
didrocksfta: it receives an absolute path, nothing fancy12:20
didrocksseb128: good idea, trying12:20
ftadidrocks, maybe a problem with the space and/or parentheses in your filenames (not unusual in shell scripts)12:21
didrocksfta: no, I tried with an unicode only path12:26
ftaok12:26
didrocksok, so chromium doesn't seem to work in the guest session12:26
didrockshowever, I tried xdg-open directly12:26
didrocksit prompts a gnome dialogbox asking which is my prefered file manager (and proposing nautilus)12:27
didrocksso, it definitively wants to bind that to a file manager12:27
ftabug 577919?12:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 577919 in gdm-guest-session "chromium-browser fails to start (guest account, OpenVZ): "Failed to move to new PID namespace: Operation not permitted"" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57791912:27
didrocksfta: same, right12:28
didrocksI guess it's an apparmor thing, should strace it12:28
ftatry with --no-sandbox12:28
ftabut it's not recommended to keep it12:28
fta+ disabled12:29
didrocksfta: ok, will give it a try, thanks12:29
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seb128pitti, will you do a gdm update today?12:46
pittiseb128: for the focus fix?12:46
pittithought about it12:46
pittiour CDs are back in reasonable shape; still need to do a smoketest12:47
seb128pitti, ok, I've other changes I want to get in, please ping me before doing an upload if you do one12:47
pittiseb128: ah, ok12:47
seb128pitti, you will just use vuntz's patch for it?12:47
pittiseb128: yes, if it works (we have tons of patches, after all)12:47
seb128ok12:47
seb128chrisccoulson_, is firefox listing a week worth in history under "Today" a known issue?12:48
chrisccoulson_seb128 - i don't think so12:49
seb128like it's listing launchpad bugs and components pages I didn't access today for sure, likely last week12:49
seb128Today12:49
seb128> launchpad.net12:49
seb128the history is sorted by "date and site"12:49
chrisccoulson_hmmmm :/12:50
seb128chrisccoulson_, do you get the same issue?12:50
chrisccoulson_it doesn't seem like it. i just had a look, and it seems to be only sites i've visited today12:50
seb128ok, weird12:51
seb128usually it's fine I think, not sure what's going on today12:51
ari-tczewdidrocks: could you delete Vcs-Bzr: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/hamster-applet/ubuntu ?12:51
ari-tczewit's in universe12:51
seb128chrisccoulson_, ok, it's not only last week, it seems it lists the fd.o history of things it knows about and quite some launchpad ones as well12:52
ari-tczewkklimonda: delete Vcs-Bzr: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/hamster-applet/ubuntu from d/controls. branches for universe are deprecated and going to remove.12:55
didrockssomeone just did it12:55
seiflotfy_pitti, sup12:55
kklimondaari-tczew: sure, done12:56
virtuald*****12:56
seb128ari-tczew, could you try to not ping several people just because one didn't reply immediatly? you just lead to work duplication12:56
ari-tczewseb128: ?12:57
czajkowskiheh12:57
seb128ari-tczew, well you pinged didrocks then kklimonda, by the time didrocks read your request kklimonda had it done and didrocks wasted time12:57
ari-tczewseb128: I don't understand12:57
ari-tczewseb128: no12:57
ari-tczewseb128: calm down and listen12:57
seb128don't tell me to calm down when I'm not angry to start ;-)12:58
ari-tczewseb128: didrocks has got access to ~ubuntu-desktop, so I pinged him to check branch - my bad that it was deleted in the past12:58
ari-tczewbut kklimonda want to be sponsored for universe and I pinged him to fix his branch12:58
ari-tczewI don't see a duplication12:58
seb128k12:59
ari-tczewmaybe I am wrong?12:59
seb128dunno, I just saw that by the time didrocks checked there was no vcs to clean12:59
seb128seems that was a mistake so let's forget about it and move on ;-)12:59
ari-tczewyes my bad12:59
seb128no worry12:59
ari-tczewok13:00
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ftawas the last gdm supposed to fix the keyboard layout issue?13:27
seb128what gdm keyboard layout issues?13:29
seb128there is no gdm keyboard layout issues known13:29
desrtseb128: hey.  can you help me with an upload issue?13:32
seb128desrt, hey, depends of the issue, tell us13:32
seb128grr, can't figure what is bring python-gnome2 on the livecd images13:33
desrthttp://fpaste.org/CO63/13:33
seb128desrt, you uploaded a .dsc and a .git?13:34
desrti did dput on a .changes13:34
desrtit did what it did :)13:34
desrtbut my source/format is 3.0 (git)13:34
geserdoes LP perhaps not like 0 as version?13:34
seb128desrt, shouldn't you have an upstream tarball as well?13:34
seb128desrt, that and the 0 version can't be causing issues13:34
desrtnative package straight out of git (i have debian packaging on a branch)13:34
seb128can't -> can13:34
seb128desrt, try with a non 0 version13:35
desrthmm13:35
desrtdo you have a particular method of packaging unreleased software?13:36
* desrt wonders if it will complain about a missing tarball due to a debian revision version even with git format...13:36
seb128not really, I would take the configure version and add a ~git something13:36
desrtmakes sense13:36
desrthave you seen this git-describe thing?13:37
seb128no, we don't use git a lot around13:37
desrtjuergbi is using it in vala.  i'm thinking about it.  it's pretty awesome.13:37
seb128try asking on #launchpad maybe13:37
seb128I would not be surprised if soyuz didn't handle the 3.0 (git) format13:37
desrtit takes the last tag on the current branch and appends the number of commits that have happened since then to it, plus the abbreviated git commit tag13:37
desrtso you get a version like 0.7.1-5-abcdef13:38
desrtand you can setup autotools to use that (for pkgconfig files, even).  pretty neat.13:38
seb128nice13:38
desrtcdbs for qmake, btw, is pretty interesting :)13:38
desrti was swearing at it a lot when it wouldn't take the files from my debian/tmp/ directory for the separate binary packages13:39
ftaseb128, when i type my login, i have an unexpected qwerty layout, the password is in azerty (expected)13:39
desrtuntil i realised that the cdbs rules assume that qmake is broken (which it is) and try to take the files directly out of the source tree :)13:39
seb128fta, is the layout wrong on vts as well?13:39
ftavts?13:39
ftavtys?13:40
ftano13:40
seb128VTs13:40
seb128ie vt113:40
ftayes, it is13:40
seb128seems rather that console-setup issue13:40
ftai regressed ~2 weeks ago13:40
ftait13:40
seb128right, there is a console-setup issue13:40
desrtseb128: you were right.  changed to 3.0(native) and everything is peachy13:56
desrtnot really sure with the '(git)' gets me, to be honest13:56
seb128desrt, http://wiki.debian.org/GitSrc13:58
seb128or rather http://wiki.debian.org/Projects/DebSrc3.013:59
LaneyI always found the dpkg-source manpage to explain source formats well14:00
seb128desrt, the debian dir is maintained with git if you use that14:00
ari-tczewkklimonda: why we should bump debhelper, upgrade to 3.0 source format? this is a place for Debian14:04
seb128pitti, was there any decision about the at-spi version to use this cycle?14:06
seb128rodrigo_, ^14:06
pittiseb128: deferring to TheMuso14:07
seb128pitti, what was the conclusion when you discussed it in Dallas?14:08
pittiseb128: that TheMuso needed to look into a problem with bonobo, and once that's fixed, we can switch over14:08
desrtseb128: i have the debian/ directory in upstream git on a branch14:09
seb128desrt, well, the format is different from the storage14:09
desrti noticed that i get some extra checks14:10
seb128desrt, sourve v3 (git) would mean you have your upstream tarball and a diff.gz where the diff.gz is a git repository14:10
desrtwith 3.0(git), for example, it makes sure all my changes are committed before i try to roll the release14:10
desrthm.  it seemed just to make a .git and a .dsc/changes14:10
seb128desrt, so you maintain your debian dir in a git, not your source in git14:10
desrtoh.  i see.14:10
desrtya.  not what i'm doing here.14:11
seb128what you do is usual source v3 quilt14:11
desrti was reading some stuff last night about releasing out of upstream git too14:11
desrtshallow clones and stuff...14:11
seb128like you have upstream and debian dir in git and you use debian/patches in quilt format to add patches14:11
desrti guess quilt with 0 patches is pretty much like native?14:12
desrt...assuming the debian/ directory is in the 'upstream' tarball14:12
desrteh.  this will be something to worry about after i actually release14:12
desrt(which at this point i see no real benefit in doing)14:12
seb128right14:13
desrti have to admit... git direct to PPA is a pretty nice system :)14:13
desrttarballs are so 201014:13
desrtsort of works nicely with qmake too (since there is no 'make install' or 'make dist')14:15
seb128rodrigo_, Laney: would it be any way to drop the tomboy depends on libgnome24-cil?14:15
seb128libgnome2.24-cil14:16
desrtdbarth: awake?14:16
seb128it's using the gconfpeditor bindings from there14:16
seb128but that brings in the gnomevfs-cil and gnomevfs C stack14:16
seb128could we port that code away from gconfpeditor or copy that binding to tomboy?14:17
bcurtiswx_good day all14:22
seb128hey bcurtiswx_14:23
bcurtiswx_hi seb128 :)14:23
seb128bcurtiswx_, great work getting empathy updated ;-)14:23
bcurtiswx_seb128, well it was a successful failure..14:23
dbarthdesrt: sure14:24
dbarthdesrt: hi Ryan14:24
bcurtiswx_seb128, got it to build OK with the patches, but found out in the end due to indicate getting as much attention and upgrades as it is, that the patches were pretty bad now.. so for now it's just a source build with no indicator support ATM14:24
dbarthdesrt: aren't you in holidays today?14:24
bcurtiswx_seb128, kenvandine has it on his long term list of fixes to make.. so the ball is out of my court so to speak14:24
desrtdbarth: ya14:25
desrtdbarth: so don't expect to see me around much14:25
Laneyseb128: maybe it could be ported, could you ask sandy?14:25
desrtbut i wanted you to know that the PPA is up now14:26
bcurtiswx_seb128, but thx though.. it was a pain and in the end I learned a TON :)14:26
desrtdbarth; https://launchpad.net/~desrt/+archive/dconf-qt14:26
kenvandinebcurtiswx_, great, so got it in the ppa?14:26
seb128bcurtiswx_, great, should be easier from now on14:26
seb128hey kenvandine14:26
kenvandinehey seb12814:26
bcurtiswx_kenvandine, its in the gnome3 PPA yes, with the series file full of comments ;)14:26
seb128Laney, well I guess upstream will want to port to gsettings rather14:26
seb128Laney, the question is mostly one specific for us while we stay on gconf this cycle14:26
bcurtiswx_well actually i may need to push14:27
* bcurtiswx_ checks14:27
bcurtiswx_kenvandine, OK, it's all pushed and up to date in the gnome3 code and PPA14:28
Laneyyeah well that might be some way off, so he might accept a patch to port to gconf-sharp14:28
seb128rodrigo_, ^14:29
seb128do you think that's a task you can take on?14:29
Laneythe API is pretty easy, http://www.go-mono.com/docs/monodoc.ashx?link=N%3aGConf14:30
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bdrunghi, libkibi was promoted to main. now i will start patching applications to use libkibi. is there anything that i should know that is gnome packaging specific?14:48
chrisccoulson_which applications? was that discussed with anybody?14:48
seb128bdrung, what is libkibi?14:49
chrisccoulson_that's what i was wondering ;)14:49
seb128bdrung, GNOME -> open bugs with the patches upstream if you can14:50
seb128we are not likely to distro patch specific changes which have not been discussed upstream if we don't have to14:50
bdrungseb128: https://launchpad.net/libkibi and http://overbenny.wordpress.com/2011/01/08/nautilus-with-libkibi/14:50
bdrungseb128: i opened upstream bugs14:50
seb128what was upstream responses?14:50
milanbvI really don't see GNOME adding an external dep just to show file sizes when GLib has functions for it :-/14:51
bdrungseb128: one reject, transmission is working on adoption.14:51
seb128bdrung, which one refused it? we are not likely to take it for things which upstream refused14:52
bdrungmilanbv: that function should be deprecated. i am going to discuss if glib wants to adopt the ~10 functions needed.14:52
bdrungseb128: they want to have the functions in glib.14:52
chrisccoulson_getting the functionality in to glib would be better14:52
seb128right, getting it in glib would be better14:52
chrisccoulson_having a separate library just for displaying units seems overkill14:52
seb128doesn't seem worth the work and the extra lib14:53
seb128we are not likely to use this new lib in GNOME14:53
bdrungchrisccoulson_: i want to use this library in non-glib C programs too14:53
milanbvI think the conclusion last time was that GLib wouldn't add customizable functions?14:53
bdrungmilanbv: then we are back at the no-progress situation. some want base10, some want base2, but no decision is taken.14:54
bdrungsome applications use their own implementation for size conversion.14:55
milanbvyeah, but a separate lib for that is really overkill14:58
bdrungmilanbv: better solution what a non-glib C program should use for size conversion? pull the complete glib?15:00
seb128bdrung, the "complete glib" is part of standard linux systems nowaday15:02
seb128bdrung, the "complete glib" is part of standard linux systems nowaday15:03
seb128ups15:03
seb128bdrung, like used in any gtk or qt application, so it shouldn't be an issue to depends on it15:03
seb128you can still provide a standalone libraries for things which don't use those but we will not add an extra library to the depends15:04
bdrungseb128: there are command line tools outside gtk and qt15:04
seb128we try to reduce the number of libraries15:04
seb128bdrung, cf what I just wrote15:04
seb128it's fine for them to use it15:04
seb128we will not make GNOME use an extra library15:04
seb128it adds clutter and start time15:04
seb128it's also the wrong way to deal with that issue15:04
bdrungseb128: what's the correct way?15:05
seb128get glib to do the right thing15:05
seb128the right thing could be to respect a gsettings key which define the format the user want to use15:06
rodrigo_seb128, what task?15:12
seb128rodrigo_, tomboy porting from gconfpeditor to gconf#15:12
seb128rodrigo_, so we can drop the depends on libgnomeui2.24-cil15:12
seb128which is bringing libgnomevfs-cil on the CD15:13
rodrigo_seb128, ugh, it uses gconf_peditor?15:14
rodrigo_seb128, but yes, sure, I can take it15:16
rodrigo_is there a bug #?15:16
seb128rodrigo_, it seems to, at least the configure checks for it and it depends on it15:17
seb128rodrigo_, no, but I will open one and assign it to you if that's fine15:17
seb128rodrigo_, you might want to check with sandy what are upstream plans or if they would welcome a patch?15:17
rodrigo_seb128, yes, assign it to me15:19
rodrigo_and yes, will talk with sandy15:19
seb128rodrigo_, thanks, no hurry it's a cleaning task, it can land in some weeks or next cycle15:19
seb128rodrigo_, so don't stress over it if you have other things on your list15:19
rodrigo_seb128, ok :)15:19
seb128thanks ;-)15:20
rodrigo_although it shouldn't be hard to replace, afaik, if it's the same gconf_peditor there was on g-c-c15:20
seb128rodrigo_, btw do you know if there was a decision on at-spi against at-spi2 for this cycle?15:20
rodrigo_seb128, for natty? at-spi15:20
rodrigo_seb128, we just needed a patch from at-spi2, so that's in our packages now, afaik15:20
seb128rodrigo_, why not at-spi2?15:21
seb128rodrigo_, it's the only things keeping bonoboui in the default installation15:21
seb128rodrigo_, well I guess that's a question for TheMuso rather than you?15:21
seb128but cleaning libbonoboui would be nice15:22
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, I think it introduces some regressions, but not sure15:22
rodrigo_yes, TheMuso should know better15:22
seb128ok15:22
bdrungseb128: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64043215:24
ubot2Gnome bug 640432 in general "integrating libkibi into glib?" [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]15:24
seb128bdrung, thanks15:24
seb128bdrung, your bug might lack a rational or argument for that library15:25
seb128or those functions15:25
bdrungseb128: discussing this with the glib developers was on my todo list.15:25
seb128bdrung, ok, let's see what they say, could well be one of those "GNOME should just do the right thing and enforce one format rather than letting that be an option" though15:27
bdrungseb128: yes. but then the bikeshed discussion start, what's the "right" thing is.15:27
chrisccoulson_woah, compiz is using 500MB of RAM on my laptop15:28
bdrungseb128: would pointing to http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~libkibi-dev/libkibi/trunk/view/head:/doc/byteprefix.5.in help?15:28
chrisccoulson_and unity-panel-service using 300MB15:28
chrisccoulson_unity is heavy ;)15:28
seb128chrisccoulson_, there is a leak when you open the dash if you played with that a bit15:28
bdrungunity is behaving wrong all the time on my system.15:28
seb128bdrung, can't hurt to give some pointer to documentation15:29
chrisccoulson_seb128 - oh, yeah, i just opened it a few times here, and it went up by another 150MB15:29
seb128chrisccoulson_, blame njpatel15:29
seb128;-)15:29
chrisccoulson_njpatel, is that your fault? ;)15:29
chrisccoulson_all your RAM are belong to us15:30
* micahg feels like that about Firefox 3886 micah 20 0 4154m 1.7g 18m S 100 45.7 945:41.92 firefox-4.0-bin15:31
njpatelchrisccoulson_, waagwan?15:31
seb128njpatel, the unity dash and firefox try to compete in ram usage contest15:33
seb128njpatel, seems you are winning this week ;-)15:33
njpatelseb128, interesting...seriously?15:33
seb128njpatel, read the few lines before the highlight15:34
njpatelwow fudge15:34
seb128njpatel, bug #70570515:34
ubot2Launchpad bug 705705 in unity "unity 3.2.14 is causing memory leak in compiz when opening places" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70570515:34
seb128njpatel, on launchpad15:34
njpatelwell, that's not good, is it?15:35
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seb128njpatel, not really, you might want to target the bug for this week round15:36
njpatelwow15:36
seb128njpatel, well it's not likely people use the dash much yet since it doesn't do a lot15:36
njpatel100MB a time15:36
* njpatel rocks at mem leaks15:36
seb128;-)15:36
seb128let's blame kamstrup to not spotting it in code review!15:37
kenvandinehehe15:37
njpatelthat works for me15:37
njpatelcompiz is using 2.2GB here15:38
njpatelthough that's on 4096x1152, so it does have more to show etc15:38
seb128270m there but I opened the dash only once that was to workaround the events issue15:39
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bdrungseb128: quote from #gtk+: <mclasen> we deprecate the glib api and agree that it was a mistake to ever go there15:41
seb128bdrung, so what applications supposed to use or do?15:42
bdrungseb128: libkibi. ;) it's the easiest way for the glib developers to say that this functionality doesn't belong to glib and throw it out.15:44
seb128well seems to be bouncing the issue15:44
seb128i.e rather than having a glib function which gives some consistency it let the softwares writters on their own to use libkibi or do their own thing15:44
seb128seems rather a step backward15:45
seb128no?15:45
bdrungseb128: somehow, yes.15:47
seb128bdrung, *great* :-(15:48
bdrungseb128: i don't know how long it will take to get a proper solution into gnome.15:48
seb128bdrung, just by curiosity what are other systems doing about units? do they let pick the format to use?15:49
bdrungseb128: KDE does.15:49
seb128bdrung, well I mean real systems15:50
bdrungseb128: what is a real system for you?15:51
evilvishdo we patch nautilus regarding the filesizes?15:51
evilvishalso..  <andre_> FYI, libkibi maintainer provided a patch for nautilus upstream. Cosimo closed it as WONTFIX15:52
seb128bdrung, not wanting to troll KDE but them having an option for something is not really a surprise15:52
seb128they tend to not be short on options15:52
seb128bdrung, but things like win XP or newers, macOS, android, etc15:53
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bdrungseb128: Windows - historic base2, Mac - base1015:53
bdrungbut they are probably not configurable15:54
seb128bdrung, so it seems users don't care so much about having it configurable15:56
seb128not sure why we can't just pick a default and deal with it15:56
bdrungseb128: we could pick what the units policy demands.15:57
bdrungbase10 + si prefixes15:57
seb128bdrung, would work for me but well it will likely be that nobody cares enough to do the changes and we will stay on what we have now16:04
bdrungseb128: there are some people caring about it (including me).16:06
seb128right, that's not what I meant, I know you are quite interested by it16:07
bdrungseb128: that's why we have https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnitsPolicy and brainstorm ideas like http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/21184/16:07
seb128the thing is that we on the GNOME packaging side are not interested in doing patching for it or having to deal with bugs or discussions that will go with it16:07
bdrungseb128: even if i am offering my help?16:08
seb128or rather not "not interested" but it seems work over what's it's worth, we have other things to work on16:08
seb128bdrung, yes, the issue is not to have the initial patches, it's to have to carry the diff over upstream and Debian and deal with the user complains, issue, etc16:08
pittiseb128: I'm done with gdm commits; the focus fix works fine \o/16:09
seb128pitti, excellent ;-)16:09
seb128pitti, I didn't have time to merge the change from my inbox16:09
seb128pitti, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/70684216:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 706842 in gdm "gdm upstart config file lists incorrect events" [Undecided,New]16:09
seb128pitti, there is a patch from james here if you want to merge it16:10
seb128pitti, i.e if you want to get an upload, I don't want to block you16:10
pittiseb128: can do (the MP is invalid, wrong branch), but I can sort that out16:10
seb128well it's a 2 liners16:10
pittiseb128: no, I don't think it's that urgent to upload, if you want to work on other things16:10
seb128pitti, no, I just wanted to get that fix in16:10
pittiseb128: ah, ok; IDTT16:11
seb128so either do it and upload or let it for me later16:11
seb128pitti, thanks16:11
kenvandinebratsche, i have a fix for libgrip16:15
seb128mterry, hey16:22
mterryseb128, hello16:22
seb128mterry, was there anything stopping getting the new gdl in natty?16:22
mterryseb128, no...?  I'd have to look at it again.  I can push if so.  I was also going to try to answer the question about gsettings & anjuta today or tomorrow16:22
seb128mterry, ok, no hurry, I was just trying to please upstream on this one16:23
seb128it seems we could just update gdl and anjuta16:23
mterryseb128, as long as the new gdl is parallel installable of course.  There were rdepends that would need to be ported if not16:23
seb128especially if the new glade can be installed next to the current one16:23
mterryright...16:23
seb128mterry, the only rdepends I see out of anjuta is gtranslator16:23
seb128which has been ported upstream16:23
seb128that an python-gdl16:24
seb128which nothing is using16:24
seb128mterry, well check for the gsettings thing when you have time, no hurry16:24
seb128with some luck we can maybe get the new glade from debian at some point, they are active on GNOME3 in experimental now16:25
didrockssession restart, bbiab16:27
bratschekenvandine: Really?  Awesome!16:30
kenvandineyeah... :)16:30
kenvandinei'll propose a merge soon16:30
bratschekenvandine: Awesome, thanks!16:31
kenvandinenot much of a fix though...  just need to move the instantiation of the GestureManager operation to init16:31
kenvandineseems touchy for threading16:32
bratscheOkay cool16:32
kenvandinei also cleaned up the overrides file16:32
bratscheCool16:34
Amaranthweird, evolution doesn't seem to be making my mail icon go green :/16:41
seb128pitti, dropping the libproxy0 recommends on webkit seems buggy16:45
seb128pitti, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=59786416:46
ubot2Debian bug 597864 in libproxy0 "libproxy0 not functional without libmozjs2d" [Important,Fixed]16:46
seb128pitti, why is libproxy0 on the kubuntu image to start?16:46
seb128is that because of the gvfs being pulled in issue?16:46
pittiseb128: through gstreamer16:49
seb128pitti, right16:49
seb128pitti, still it seems your libproxy change is wrong16:49
seb128libproxy0 should recommends libwebkit and not be on kubuntu16:49
pittiphonon-backend-gstreamer recommends gstreamer0.10-plugins-good depends libsoup-gnome2.4-1 depends libproxy0 recommends libwebkitgtk-1.0-016:51
pittiRichie: I guess you do want gst-good, so you need to live with libsoup-gnome2.4-1 and thus libproxy0?16:52
pittiI don't see a better way to break it up16:52
pittiseb128: would you prefer libwebkitgtk | mozjs | <insert Kubuntu browser here>?16:53
pittiah, libproxy FTBFSed anyway due to uninstallable kdelibs5-dev16:53
seb128pitti, let me think, I guess it doesn't matter much for Ubuntu since we will have webkit installed anyway16:54
pittiright16:54
seb128but it seems wrong to revert a debian change which added the recommends on purpose16:54
pittiI just don't think that adding a | kubuntu-browser alternative would be any better16:56
seb128pitti, right, I don't like that much either, I guess let it this way16:59
seb128it's still buggy but I've no good idea and it will not impact GNOME users16:59
seb128well it means that people getting libproxy used on kubuntu will run into non working proxy issues16:59
seb128since it really requires libmozjs or webkit for some features to work16:59
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bdrungseb128: last comment in https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64043217:10
ubot2Gnome bug 640432 in general "integrating libkibi into glib?" [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]17:10
seb128bdrung, nice comment, thanks for the summary17:13
seb128bdrung, I'm not sure why "do nothing" won't solve the problems?17:13
seb128we have an api working in a consistent way17:13
seb128we just need to patch applications to use it correctly no?17:13
bdrungseb128: because the unit used by g_format_size_for_display violates all norms.17:14
bdrungseb128: some GNOME applications uses own functions.17:15
seb128why do they do this?17:15
bdrungseb128: because they prefer IEC prefixes.17:16
bdrungIIRC, e.g. gnome-system-monitor17:16
seb128well so none of the solution you list will solve the fact that appwriters have their own idea of what prefix is the right to use17:16
seb128so they will not use whatever standard api which give them something else17:17
bdrungseb128: unless it can be configured to what they want.17:19
seb128bdrung, having a way to configure units doesn't seem to be a win for users17:23
kklimondaari-tczew: it was debian who has updated to 3.017:32
rodrigo_hey kklimonda17:37
kklimondahey rodrigo_ :)17:37
kklimondarodrigo_: how was your day?17:37
rodrigo_kklimonda, quite productive, finally could run unity and debug it :-D17:38
kklimondabrr, unity.. ;)17:39
rodrigo_kklimonda, I'm about to leave in a minute or 15, but ping me tomorrow and we talk about the CouchdbDocument removal, ok?17:39
kklimondarodrigo_: sure17:39
rodrigo_kklimonda, doesn't work for you neither?17:39
kklimondarodrigo_: it's slow :/17:39
rodrigo_yes, it is, when it runs (for me) :-)17:39
kklimondarodrigo_: I'm not even sure anymore, if that's unity being slow, or if there is a problem with compiz - when I keep terminals open in the full screen, I can barely use them..17:40
chrisccoulson_lol, my daughter is very vocal tonight17:40
rodrigo_full screen? you can maximize windows?17:41
rodrigo_they all show up without a border, badly placed17:41
kklimondaand, because most of my "desktop" usage consists of opening bunch of terminals, I've returned to the gnome+metacity.17:41
pittigood night everyone!17:41
kklimondanight pitti17:41
chrisccoulson_good night pitti!17:41
rodrigo_bye pitti17:41
pittihave to get used to early day cycles again..17:42
kklimondarodrigo_: yeah, it works pretty well if a bit slow :/17:42
seb128'night pitti17:42
rodrigo_kklimonda, heh, you remind me of a guy that worked on the ximian desktop, and his desktop was an emacs session :-)17:42
kklimondarodrigo_: lately that's how my desktop looks like.17:42
kklimondarodrigo_: that, or the windows xp session in virtualbox.. and full screen emacs inside of it.17:43
kklimondarodrigo_: that's you fault btw.17:43
kklimondarodrigo_: I've been happy using vim, and saying that emacs sucks17:43
rodrigo_kklimonda, heh, I thought I convinced you emacs was better17:44
kklimondaand then I saw you using it, and you have mentioned using both, and said that emacs is so much better for longer sessions.. so I had to actually try it, as opposed to just bashing without actually using it. And now I can't go back to vim ;)17:44
Laneybut :wq!17:45
rodrigo_kklimonda, ah, cool!!17:45
rodrigo_kklimonda, vim is great for quickly editing files from the terminal17:45
kklimondayeah, that it is17:45
rodrigo_but emacs has everything you need :-D17:45
bcurtiswx_seb128, the gnome-icon-theme package is failing on configure for a  gtk-update-icon-cache which is in libgtk3.0-0.  I've set it as a dep and it still fails there.  What reason might this be?  Could that be deprecated in gtk3?17:46
bcurtiswx_seb128, i've put libgtk3.0-dev as well same result17:47
seb128bcurtiswx_, it's in the -bin17:48
rodrigo_ok, time to get some fresh air, bye all17:48
seb128bye rodrigo_17:49
bcurtiswx_seb128, yup tried that too17:50
seb128bcurtiswx_, do you have a gtk-update-icon-cache on disk?17:50
bcurtiswx_seb128, yes i believe so17:57
seb128bcurtiswx_, dunno then, check the config.log17:57
bcurtiswx_seb128, OK17:58
bcurtiswx_I get a lot of /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/simple-patchsys.mk:31: WARNING:  simple-patchsys.mk is deprecated - please use source format 3.0 (quilt) instead  but the watch file is 3 not 218:09
bcurtiswx_dang-it here i go again18:10
bdmurrayCould somebody review and merge this - https://code.launchpad.net/~brian-murray/launchpad-integration/stream/+merge/4729118:54
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kenvandinebratsche, https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/libgrip/python_gi_override/+merge/4729419:13
* bratsche clicks19:16
bratschekenvandine: Merged it, thanks very much!19:20
kenvandinebratsche, np19:33
kenvandinedoing the packaging branch now19:33
kenvandinei assume we need to add a python-grip :/19:33
bratschebrb, restarting.19:33
kenvandinebratsche, ok i proposed the packaging branch too... but i made it prereq your python-fixup-wip branch19:52
bratscheAwesome19:53
bratscheSo should I submit a merge request for that one?19:53
kenvandinewell merge your branch in trunk and merge my packaging in the ~utouch-team packaging branch19:54
kenvandinethen when there is another release the overrides file will get installed19:55
kenvandineas well as the gir stuff19:55
kenvandinebratsche, also, you should make sure you delete your locally created Grip.py file and any pyc files created19:55
bratscheOkay.19:56
* kenvandine now does the same for libdee19:57
kenvandinespreading the love for gi :)19:57
bratschekenvandine, https://code.launchpad.net/~bratsche/libgrip/python-fixage-wip/+merge/4730119:57
kenvandineok, i can't review that though :)19:58
bratscheOh okay.. let me try to get someone in utouch to review it.20:00
bratschebryceh: Do you happen to know if Natty already supports Sandy Bridge graphics?  And if not, do you know if xorg-edgers supports it already?20:08
brycehbratsche, I think there's some limited support in natty now.  But I'd focus on what's in xorg-edgers, that should provide better support20:11
brycehbratsche, also note that you may need a .38-ish kernel to get the best support20:12
brycehsome of the sandybridge support was added for .38 but not .3720:12
bratschebryceh: Are we planning to use that in Natty?20:14
brycehbratsche, yes20:14
bratscheAwesome.20:14
bratscheAwesome to the max!20:15
bratsche:)20:15
=== bratsche is now known as br-lunch
=== br-lunch is now known as bratsche
* bdrung pokes dobey (and poolie in #launchpad) to look at bug #52468023:49
ubot2Launchpad bug 524680 in ubuntu-dev-tools "[lp-project-upload] not really ubuntu specific" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52468023:49

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