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pittiGood morning04:53
pittichrisccoulson: indeed, hasn't crashed once yesterday; I'd say you fixed it, great work!04:54
kenvandinegood morning pitti05:27
kenvandinepitti, i just added libunity launcher integration to xchat-indicator http://ubuntuone.com/p/cVu/05:28
kenvandine:)05:28
pittihey kenvandine05:29
pittikenvandine: oh, cool!05:29
kenvandinei'll do empathy this week too05:29
SweetsharkMorning!07:00
pittihey Sweetshark07:00
* Sweetshark starts to try his luck on libreoffice-3.3.1.107:17
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Sweetsharkpitti: Any idea when I can get a hold on doko? LO-3.3.1.1 has been released and I am currently merging in changes from debian ...07:25
pittiSweetshark: may the source be with you!07:25
pittiSweetshark: hm, no idea I'm afraid; ask robbiew? (foundations team lead)07:25
pittihe's in the US, so is probably asleep now07:25
* Sweetshark is reconsidering thorsten wasnt joking back then with OOo on hg, LO on git, ppas on bzr and lots of diffs flying around in the build repo: http://blog.thebehrens.net/2009/04/01/how-openofficeorg-will-switch-to-a-dscm/07:30
didrocksgood morning07:38
pittibonjour didrocks07:45
didrocksGuten Morgen pitti, how are you?07:45
pittididrocks: I'm great! just woke up a little early (5:30)07:46
didrocksurgh, why?07:47
didrockscouldn't sleep more?07:47
pittiwas awake enough07:48
mvowoah, I would need lots of  tea to keep me going at that time of the night^Wmorning :)07:52
dpmmorning all07:53
pittihey dpm07:58
pittimvo: cold shower did the job, too :)07:58
dpmheya pitti07:58
Sweetsharkmeh, i guess the driver is called nouveau because it like a nouveau boot ...08:02
RAOFIt also likes to be given regular walks, and to have a stick thrown to it every now and then.08:06
pittididrocks: just to avoid double work, I'm reviewing https://code.launchpad.net/~gunnarhj/gdm/language-menu/+merge/45681 now08:28
pittididrocks: (in case you stumble over it in sponsoring)08:28
didrockspitti: ok, I'm more doing the sync review right now :)08:29
didrockspitti: in any case gdm | grep language -> pitti :)08:29
rodrigo_morning08:33
robert_ancellpitti, hey, do you think bug 284443 is worth fixing?08:38
ubot2Launchpad bug 284443 in gdm "gdmsetup: Don't offer autologin for ecryptfs users" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28444308:38
pittirobert_ancell: I think so, as if you set autologin, you'll just run into a totally broken desktop session, which makes it difficult to clean up again08:39
robert_ancellI thought initially that the issue was the filesystems were being decrypted without a password (i.e. a security problem), but the only issue appears to be that your ~/Private directory doesn't work08:40
robert_ancellpitti, is the encryption on the whole of ~ or just ~/Private?08:40
pittirobert_ancell: no, it's not about ~/Private, we encrypt the entire home by default now08:40
pittirobert_ancell: I mean if you select "encrypted" in the installer08:40
robert_ancellpitti, is that decrypted in the pam conversation?08:40
pittiyou'll just get a 20 second timeout, then a nasty error message, and then the session crashes08:40
pittirobert_ancell: yes08:41
robert_ancellit seems to me (not tested) that /etc/pam.d/gdm-autologin should force the password, and GDM should launch the greeter to request this08:41
robert_ancelldoes this make sense?08:42
pittiif that works, sure; I'm not that familiar with how autologin works in gdm08:42
pittirobert_ancell: I liked your suggestion of just pre-selecting the user and asking the password08:42
robert_ancellbecause you also have the fun situation that you might not even have a home directory until PAM completes, so GDM/gdmsetup can't guarantee that it can tell if the filesystem will be encrypted08:42
pittirobert_ancell: i. e. not trying to fix it in gdmsetup08:42
pittirobert_ancell: you mean for cases where pam mounts your encrypted home dir over the net?08:43
pittiyeah08:43
robert_ancellyes08:43
robert_ancellok, I think I know the path forward then08:44
pittirobert_ancell: nice!08:44
robert_ancellpitti, so, being marked as low priority we could defer this to 11.10 right? ahem *lightdm* *lightdm*08:46
robert_ancell;)08:46
pittirobert_ancell: you mean this bug?08:47
robert_ancellyup08:47
pittirobert_ancell: as I said, if you don't have time to work on it, I'll find someone else (or me)08:47
pittias it's a "shoot yourself into the foot" option, I'd rather have it fixed earlier08:47
robert_ancellI'm working on the webkit one first.  Having trouble reproducing it, you didn't reproduce either right?08:48
didrockshey rodrigo_, robert_ancell08:48
pittirobert_ancell: I did08:48
robert_ancelldidrocks, het08:48
robert_ancellhey08:48
pittirobert_ancell: but only in the installer with the slideshow, on amd6408:48
rodrigo_hi didrocks08:48
rodrigo_hey robert_ancell08:48
pittirobert_ancell: happens reliably every time there, including kvm08:48
robert_ancellpitti, could you reproduce from your desktop install?08:48
pittirobert_ancell: I haven't found a way yet to reproduce in a running system; perhaps one can start the ubiquity slideshow standalone somehow08:48
robert_ancellubiquity crashes when I try and run it, I have the A2 image, but haven't tried it yet08:49
* pitti plays around with this08:49
pittihm, so how would I open a HTML page with webkit..08:50
robert_ancell/usr/lib/webkitgtk-1.0-0/libexec/GtkLauncher doesn't do it for me (doesn't show any of the images, just the navigation buttons).  Firefox renders it fine08:50
robert_ancellpitti, ^^08:50
pittioh, cool08:50
robert_ancellbut not seeing the crash or any errors in valgrind/gdb08:50
pitti$ for f in *.html; do echo $f; /usr/lib/webkitgtk-1.0-0/libexec/GtkLauncher $f; done08:52
pittihm, they all work08:52
pittiapparently ubiquity launches that differently08:52
robert_ancellno-one recorded what version of webkit it was, do you happen to know?08:52
seb128hey08:52
geserrobert_ancell: Hi, are you aware that your totem-pl-parser upload is in DEPWAIT on libquvi-dev which needs a MIR?08:52
seb128hey pitti robert_ancell08:52
robert_ancellgeser, no, I didn't notice that, thansk08:52
pittilibwebkitgtk-1.0-0 1.3.10-1ubuntu108:53
pittirobert_ancell: according to http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/natty/alpha-2/natty-desktop-amd64.manifest08:53
robert_ancellpitti, you reproduced with that, or that is what you have now?08:53
seb128got hit 3 times in a row by that compiz crashing in sn_... today, it's fun things start but you just see you background and have no way to fix it out of restarting the session08:53
pittihey seb12808:53
pittirobert_ancell: that was on the alpha-2 CDs, and reproduced08:53
robert_ancellok08:53
didrockssalut seb12808:53
pittirobert_ancell: but it's still current08:53
robert_ancellpitti, I gtg, thanks for the infor08:53
pittirobert_ancell: sleep well!08:54
pittididrocks: do you know if there's already a compiz bug to bring back proper "snap to screen edge" for window movement?09:01
pittiif you don't know off-hand, I'll search/create one09:01
didrockspitti: there is a bug about it, but only for nvidia driver09:01
didrocksas smspillaz was telling it was because of the nvidia one09:01
pittithese "windows stick into the next screen by 2 pixels" is really annoying09:01
didrockspitti: yeah, for the additional pixels, it's fixed and will be uploaded next week09:02
pittiawesome09:02
didrocksbut the resitance on edge isn't working for me09:02
didrocksdo you have it working,09:02
seb128doesn't work for me either09:03
seb128didrocks, oh, compiz update will only be next week?09:03
pittididrocks: no, it doesn't; even worse, it seems to actively move the windows so that they don't fit on the scren any more09:04
didrocksseb128: sam has to make dist, he doesn't want to do it because fixing the invisible window bug and he didn't focus on fixing it yet09:04
didrockssmspillaz: see, I'm not the only one not having the edge resistance working ^^09:04
pittimy gsession script (which does all the geometry arrangement) hasn't changed in ages, and I even modified it to put the terminals 10 pixels to the left; but it still moves them around09:04
didrocksso no a twinview only issue09:04
didrocksand yes, the option is still activated by ccsm :)09:05
* didrocks really wonders if grid can be the cause of that not working09:05
smspillazdidrocks: likely not09:06
smspillazdidrocks: edge resistance worksfinehere[tm]09:06
smspillazdidrocks: its only enabled for screen edges by default though09:07
didrockssmspillaz: I know it's only enblaed for screen edge, I did it :)09:07
smspillazok09:07
smspillazso what doesn't work then?09:07
pittiit seems to work for the left side09:08
pittiexcept that it stops ~ 10 pixels before09:08
didrockssmspillaz: screen edge, as told yesterday :)09:08
pittibut not for the right side09:08
smspillazpitti: that's a problem with the new decorator09:08
smspillazpitti: works fine here on the right size09:08
pittiah, "screen" != "virtual desktop"09:08
smspillaz*right side09:08
didrockspitti: oh, so it's working for you?09:08
pittididrocks: on the left side (badly), but not on the right or bottom09:08
smspillazit works fine here09:08
didrocksseb128: do you have the same? (take into account the new decoration side)09:08
smspillazpitti: the offset by 10px will be fixed in the next update09:09
didrockssmspillaz: it doesn't work, even taking into account the decoration side09:09
smspillazpitti: its because the new decoration frame window is that much bigger09:09
smspillazdidrocks: sure its enabled ?09:09
pittiah09:09
pittiI think I was confused by the large gap09:09
smspillazpitti: yeah09:09
pittiit actually does seem to work on the right side, too09:09
didrockssmspillaz: I didn't change from yesterday when I told you I checked it's enabled :)09:09
smspillazpitti: that also affected placement as well09:09
pittismspillaz: perhaps that's what keeps making my windows spill over into the next screen then09:10
smspillazpitti: it is09:10
pitticoolio then09:10
seb128didrocks, no, doesn't work here09:10
pittismspillaz: thanks for the heads-up! nice to see things getting fixed so quickly09:10
didrockssmspillaz: so, doesn't work either for seb128 and me09:10
seb128but again my system seems to trigger bugs09:10
seb128like the click-alt-dnd still doesn't work on focussed dialogs09:11
smspillazseb128: yeah I hit that one09:11
smspillazseb128: I'm going to fix it after I do the invisible window one09:11
smspillazseb128: I know what it is, its that we had to add this stupid workaround to make GTK correctly and that is hard to implement properly09:12
seb128k09:12
smspillaz*make GTK work correclty09:12
seb128smspillaz, well, one thing at the time, get the invisible one fixed and roll a tarball09:12
seb128then we can talk about the next round ;-)09:12
smspillazinvisible - > alt -> tar09:12
smspillazalso I have a fix to make the switcher faster09:12
glatzorhello mvo and pitti09:23
seb128hey glatzor09:24
seb128smspillaz, you can always make another fix before rolling a tarball09:24
seb128smspillaz, I would say fix the invisible dialogs one and roll a tarball09:24
smspillazyeah09:25
seb128smspillaz, we need that one out to users, the alt-click and switcher issues can wait next roll09:25
smspillazok09:25
seb128smspillaz, thanks!09:25
glatzorhi seb128 !09:25
chrisccoulsonhi pitti - you were up early today weren't you?09:26
pittichrisccoulson: yeah, couldn't sleep any more09:26
pittihey glatzor09:26
seb128chrisccoulson, it's a german thing I guess, not sleeping, he learnt that from asac09:29
seb128chrisccoulson, hey btw, how are you?09:29
chrisccoulsonhi seb128, yeah, i'm good thanks09:31
chrisccoulsona little tired though09:31
chrisccoulsonhow are you?09:31
mvohey glatzor09:32
seb128did your daughter woke you up early again?09:32
seb128I'm fine thanks09:32
mvochrisccoulson: its the normal state of a parent, no? being tired? at least in the first years ;)09:32
chrisccoulsonmvo - yeah, i always seem to be tired at the moment ;)09:33
chrisccoulsoni guess i should get an early night!09:33
seb128I can see the gdm update next cycle being fun09:36
seb128they dropped most of the language and keyboard selection from it, it seems09:37
seb128they use the user account new things instead or something09:37
chrisccoulsonseb128 - we'll be using lightdm won't we? ;)09:38
seb128if it works ;-09:38
seb128;-)09:38
chrisccoulsonheh09:38
chrisccoulsonwill we upgrade to the new control-center too?09:39
seb128next cycle? yes09:39
seb128lot of fun ;-)09:39
chrisccoulsonindeed!09:40
chrisccoulsonand there will probably be 2 firefox transitions too ;)09:40
chrisccoulsonif mozilla stick to schedule09:40
seb128or you mean we will switch to chromium? ;-)09:40
chrisccoulsonheh ;)09:40
chrisccoulsonnobody has had problems upgrading firefox this morning?09:45
chrisccoulsonthe packaging layout changed a fair bit yesterday09:45
seb128chrisccoulson, I didn't try yet, you failed to build on armel btw09:49
chrisccoulsonstill?09:49
chrisccoulsoni thought i worked around it ;)09:49
seb128http://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/versions.html says so09:49
chrisccoulsonyeah, i just looked too09:50
chrisccoulsonfailed quite late in the build09:50
chrisccoulson13 hours!09:50
seb128"cp: cannot stat `./debian/tmp/usr/include/firefox-4.0b11/vorbis': No such file or directory"09:50
seb128it failed after the build09:50
seb128in the dh_install09:50
chrisccoulsonhmmmm :/09:50
ochosibratsche: ping10:22
Laneyhttp://mkestner.blogspot.com/2011/02/signs-of-life.html might interest some of you ;-)10:52
Laneyseb128: ^10:52
seb128Laney, thanks10:52
Laneygood to have news!10:53
didrockssession restart, brb10:55
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didrockspitti: did you forget to bzr push your dch -r "" on gtk?11:03
pittichecking, hang on11:03
pittioops, apparently so; done11:03
didrockspitti: thanks :)11:03
pittisorry about that11:03
pittiI keep forgetting to push the dch -r11:03
pittiusually I bzr bd -S, upload, and then push11:03
pittiI should probably do that the other way round11:04
didrockspitti: no worry :) yeah, we should have a wrapper maybe11:04
seb128bah, firefox crashes on http://sourceforge.net/projects/flac/files/11:06
seb128well b10 does, I need to upgrade and test with b1111:06
chrisccoulsonseb128 - doesn't crash here ;)11:07
chrisccoulsonseb128 - did you submit the crash report?11:07
pittiheh, crashes here, too11:07
pittiVersion: 4.0~b11+build3+nobinonly-0ubuntu211:07
seb128chrisccoulson, no, I don't like much sending browser crashes11:08
seb128since the browser tend to have sensible infos, password, etc11:08
* pitti submits11:08
chrisccoulsonpitti - could you send me the crash ID once you're done?11:08
seb128I'm also using an outdated version11:08
pittichrisccoulson: how do I know when it's done?11:08
seb128speaking of which is there an url to watch current beta tarballs?11:08
pittichrisccoulson: the "restart" thing has never ever worked for me11:09
chrisccoulsonpitti - you don't get a confirmation when it's done, but you can look in about:crashes11:09
pittichrisccoulson: https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/bp-4780dc92-9a7e-4e55-af0b-b335a211021011:09
chrisccoulsonseb128 - there's an ftp server11:10
chrisccoulson(and also mercurial)11:10
pittiwow, this thing is clever11:10
chrisccoulsonseb128 - ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases/11:10
pittiit refers to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63286711:10
ubot2Mozilla bug 632867 in General "Firefox Beta 11 crash [@ libc-2.12.2.so@0x33b45]" [Critical,New]11:11
seb128thanks11:11
chrisccoulsonyeah, it's good there's a bug already11:11
chrisccoulsonhmmm, not sure why the traces are like that :/11:12
* chrisccoulson checks our symbols are on the server11:12
chrisccoulsonyeah, they're all there11:14
chrisccoulsonpitti - mind getting a GDB backtrace with --sync?11:15
chrisccoulsonit looks like it's an X error11:15
pittichrisccoulson: gdb --args firefox --sync ?11:16
pittihm, apparently not11:16
chrisccoulsonpitti - firefox -g --sync should do it11:16
chrisccoulsonwe have some logic in the shell script to set up the right environment ;)11:17
pittichrisccoulson: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565324/11:18
pittinot too helful, I guess -- do I need more -dbg packages?11:18
pitti###!!! ABORT: X_GLXVendorPrivateWithReply: BadLength (poly request too large or internal Xlib length error): file /build/buildd/firefox-4.0~b11+build3+nobinonly/build-tree/mozilla/toolkit/xre/nsX11ErrorHandler.cpp, line 19011:18
pitti_XError+0x000000F7 [/usr/lib/libX11.so.6 +0x00040F97]11:19
pittithis probably?11:19
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, it looks like firefox-dbg, and whatever you need for mesa and libx11 too11:19
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, the abort message is on your crash report too11:19
pittisinge it's sigabort, it sounds like an assertion failure11:19
pittifirefox-dbg> ugh, 109 MB11:20
pittichrisccoulson: hm, some trouble with the mesa dbg ones11:21
pittiapparently I'm still newer than natty, I have glx from xorg-edgers11:21
* pitti tries to sort that out first11:21
chrisccoulsonpitti - are you on nvidia btw?11:22
pittiintel11:22
chrisccoulsonoh11:22
chrisccoulsonnow that's weird11:22
chrisccoulsonit should be impossible to create GL context on != nvidia, as other drivers were blacklisted in firefox11:23
chrisccoulson(for this reason)11:23
chrisccoulsonhmmmm :/11:23
pittiI downgraded a lot of mesa stuff now, but libdrm-nouveau1a is still uninstallable11:23
pittioh, libdrm perhaps11:23
pittiah, there11:24
seb128pitti, chrisccoulson: I'm on intel as well11:30
seb128but stock natty, no xorg-edger or anything like that11:30
* Sweetshark is on nouveau.11:30
seb128Sweetshark, is http://sourceforge.net/projects/flac/files/ crashing your firefox?11:30
SweetsharkAre you guzs offering an opportunity to crash my desktop?11:31
* Sweetshark tries11:31
chrisccoulsonseb128 - if you run firefox from a console, do you see "[GLX] currently only allowing the NVIDIA proprietary driver, as other drivers are giving too many crashes. To bypass this, define the MOZ_GLX_IGNORE_BLACKLIST environment variable." when you access the website that crashes it?11:31
chrisccoulson(you should do)11:31
Sweetsharkseb128: no11:31
chrisccoulsoni see it here, which is why i don't see the crash :/11:31
pittichrisccoulson: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565327/11:31
chrisccoulsonbut it seems that firefox thinks you're on nvidia ;)11:31
* Sweetshark starts ff from term11:31
chrisccoulsonpitti - excellent, thanks11:32
chrisccoulsonwill attach to the bug report11:32
seb128chrisccoulson, no, just the abort lines11:32
didrocksSweetshark: every crash opportunity is good to take :)11:32
chrisccoulsonseb128 - oh, that's the problem then :)11:32
seb128chrisccoulson, did you try on your latitude?11:32
* Sweetshark is GLX blacklisted 11:32
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah. i get the console message here about being blacklisted11:32
seb128weird11:32
chrisccoulsonbut the fact that you don't seems to be the real bug ;)11:33
seb128chrisccoulson, how is firefox detecting the video card and driver in use?11:34
chrisccoulsonseb128 - http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/file/afb62e95311a/gfx/thebes/GLContextProviderGLX.cpp#l22811:35
chrisccoulsonnot sure how it gets that information yet11:35
chrisccoulsonpitti / seb128 - i guess that neither of you are setting MOZ_GLX_IGNORE_BLACKLIST in the environment are you? ;)11:41
seb128no11:41
seb128env | grep MOZ gives nothing11:41
chrisccoulsonthat's good. i had to ask ;)11:41
seb128;-)11:41
pittichrisccoulson: right11:42
chrisccoulsonthe correllations stuff on crash-stats is quite nice: https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/9ba1f89e-55db-4cdb-a270-e84cc211020811:45
chrisccoulson71% of people with that crash also have ubufox ;)11:45
chrisccoulsonnot that that is of any use11:45
chrisccoulsonand 71% are on an amd64 with 2 cores ;)11:45
seb128do you stats on those who are on intel? ;-)11:47
seb128video driver speaking11:47
chrisccoulsonseb128 - no, i don't think that information is submitted. i'll talk to the guy working on breakpad and ask him if he wants a patch to submit that11:47
chrisccoulsonpitti / seb128 - OOI, what does glxinfo say for "server glx vendor string"?12:13
rodrigo_hmm, switch user is broken, it seems12:14
rodrigo_or I'm missing some update12:14
chrisccoulsonfirefox is using the same string there12:14
seb128$ glxinfo | grep -i vendor12:14
seb128server glx vendor string: SGI12:14
seb128chrisccoulson, ^12:14
chrisccoulsonseb128 - oh, that's the same as me then12:15
chrisccoulsonhmmm :/12:15
rodrigo_also, gdm doesn't start when rebooting12:15
rodrigo_well, it starts, but doesn't show up the login screen, anybody's seen that?12:15
seb128rodrigo_, is that new? when did you upgrade? do you get any error?12:15
rodrigo_seb128, I'm not full up-to-date, just rebooted an hour ago or so12:16
seb128rodrigo_, no but i didn't upgrade or restart yet today12:16
seb128what video card and driver?12:16
rodrigo_nvidia12:16
seb128k, so might be it12:16
rodrigo_wqith startx it works, running an X session now12:16
seb128well the binary drivers are not available for the new xserver abi12:16
seb128hum, dunno about this issue12:16
rodrigo_I haven't upgraded any of the xserver* pacvkages12:17
seb128did you try restarting?12:17
seb128i.e is that a one time thing?12:17
rodrigo_yes, that¡s why I was 1 hour offline :)12:17
rodrigo_I guess my system doesn't like being half-upgraded12:17
* rodrigo_ looks at upgradable packages12:18
rodrigo_seb128, apart from the gdm issue at restart, does user switching work for you?12:18
rodrigo_seb128 or anyone else?12:18
seb128will it screw my current session if I try? ;-)12:19
seb128rodrigo_, well it relies on gdm so if you used startx it will not work12:19
rodrigo_seb128, maybe, it just does nothing for me, so try later if you can't afford losing your current session :)12:19
rodrigo_seb128, right, I mean before restarting, it didn't work, that's why I restarted after upgrading some packages12:19
rodrigo_now, with startx, of course it doesn't work12:20
seb128rodrigo_, well I just tried a guest session, that worked12:20
rodrigo_ok12:20
rodrigo_so, it's me12:20
rodrigo_seb128, are you fully up-to-date?12:20
seb128no, I didn't dist-upgrade since monday12:21
seb128I did pick some selected upgrades though12:21
rodrigo_yes, that's what I do12:21
seb128but I guess most people here are uptodate12:21
rodrigo_ok, I'll sacrifice a goat and then dist-upgrade12:22
seb128rodrigo_, did you restart only once?12:22
rodrigo_seb128, several times12:22
seb128ok12:22
seb128what did you upgrade before getting the issue?12:22
rodrigo_gnome stuff mainly, from the gnome3 ppa12:22
seb128rodrigo_, well don't dist-upgrade if you are on nvidia and need unity12:22
rodrigo_and some other packages12:22
rodrigo_ah, right12:22
seb128try doing a sudo gdm in your session maybe and see if it complains about something12:23
rodrigo_yes, also, I see I've got a gdm update12:23
seb128or look at the /var/log/gdm logs12:23
rodrigo_trying both12:23
seb128you can try downgrading gdm...12:24
rodrigo_ok, brb12:25
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rodrigo_ok, found it12:34
seb128rodrigo_, oh, what was it?12:35
rodrigo_seb128, the gdm logs show a "GTK3 symbols found on GTK2 process" error, so my gdm is loading some GTK3 stuff, not sure what12:35
seb128weird12:36
rodrigo_hmm, 1st thought was g-screensaver, which I upgraded yesterday with a new version I uploaded to the gnome3 ppa12:36
rodrigo_but seems that's not the issue12:36
aquariushm. AttributeError: 'gi.repository.Gtk' object has no attribute 'FILE_CHOOSER_ACTION_OPEN'. How can I find out what it's called in the New World Order of g-i?12:42
mterryseb128, btw, I'll be gone for an extended time during my midday today, if you try to ping me and I don't answer13:14
seb128hey mterry13:14
seb128mterry, ok, no worry13:14
seb128mterry, I've another bug for you if you run out of things to do ;-)13:14
mterryseb128, dammit  :)13:15
seb128lol13:15
seb128well appmenu is solid so great work on that ;-)13:15
seb128mterry, the g-s-d keyboard layout indicator is buggy, the label doesn't update when the layout is changed13:15
seb128not sure if that's the g-s-d patch or an indicator issue13:16
seb128well I think I already assigned it to you on launchpad, not sure if you noticed13:16
mterryseb128, yeah I did, but kenvandine said people were investigating, so I held off13:18
mterryseb128, seems like there's more agreement now about the issue13:18
seb128mterry, well that bug is a mix13:21
seb128there is 3 issues13:23
seb1281- the indicator label doesn't update13:23
seb128like if you pick an another layout in the menu or use the keyboard to switch13:23
seb1282- if you start with 1 layout, add another and delete it the menu stays instead of hidding13:24
seb128but it's in broken state, i.e it stops working13:24
seb1283- if you stop the indicator-application service when being in 2- gsd crashes13:24
seb128mterry, bug #71174913:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 711749 in indicator-application "layout indicator items are not being updated and not working" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/71174913:26
seb128mterry, bug #712635 is the crash13:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 712635 in libappindicator "gnome-settings-daemon crashes with SIGSEGV in watcher_owner_changed()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/71263513:27
seb128bug #71258113:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 712581 in indicator-application "keyboard layout label is not updated" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/71258113:27
seb128mterry, check with kenvandine if he's working on those maybe13:27
seb128but ted seems busy with features until feature freeze so I doubt he will13:27
seb128ken seemed to be busy with other things13:27
seb128so it's probably ok for you to grab those 213:28
pittididrocks, Sweetshark: do you know if bug 705461 is actually a problem in LibO? it starts just fine in classic gnome, so it doesn't sound like a problem with the desktop files13:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 705461 in unity "LibreOffice won't launch from Unity Launcher" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70546113:54
pittiand we should certainly avoid having to patch apps to work with the launcher, as this woudl break an unknown number of third party apps13:55
didrockspitti: it's starting from me there13:56
pittinot here13:56
pittiis there a log file to look into?13:56
didrockspitti: maybe ~/.xsession-errors as it's where unity is pushing them13:56
didrocks(sorry, on the phone)13:56
pittinothing at all in ~/.xsession when I try to start the writer13:57
pittiare the custom launchers (with "keep in launcher") accessible somewhere? like .desktop files in a dot-dir?13:58
pitti(not in ~/.local/share/unity)13:58
didrockspitti: no, it's in the code14:00
pittididrocks: I mean, where/how does it store the custom launchers?14:01
didrockspitti: oh, it's a gsettings key, one sec14:03
pittiaah14:04
pitti$ gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favorites14:05
pitti['nautilus.desktop', 'gtimelog.desktop', 'devhelp.desktop', 'mumble.desktop', 'shotwell.desktop', 'firefox.desktop', 'evolution.desktop']14:05
didrocksright :)14:05
pittihm, no writer.desktop..14:05
seb128pitti, how did you add to it?14:06
seb128works fine for me as well14:06
pittistart writer, tick "keep in launcher", close writer, try to restart it again14:06
pittiseb128: do you have a writer.desktop in gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favorites ?14:06
* bcurtiswx waves to room14:07
pittibut I don't have a gtimelog.desktop anywhere in my ~ eitehr14:07
pittiso I take it it's using the one from /usr/share/applications/14:07
seb128pitti, libreoffice-writer.desktop14:08
seb128in my gsettings14:08
seb128I tried the same way as you14:08
pittiok, so that looks like the problem14:08
pittiI tried twice14:08
* pitti updates bug14:08
seb128pitti, how do you run the writer?14:09
pittiseb128: I used "open with..." on a .txt file14:09
pittias there is no libreoffice-writer program or so which I could start from a terminal14:09
seb128pitti, that doesn't work here either14:10
seb128it doesn't get the right icon14:10
pittithat too14:10
pittiseb128: you previously tried with launching from your gnome-panel?14:10
seb128yes14:10
didrockssorry, back from a call14:11
seb128so it works due to the gio integration14:11
* didrocks backlogs14:11
seb128running "libreoffice -writer" manually doesn't work14:11
seb128it's not even listed in the launcher14:11
didrocksyeah, bamf hasn't been update for libreoffice I think14:12
didrockshence the wrong match14:12
didrocksand so not adding the right file14:12
pittiah14:12
pittiseb128, didrocks: thanks, I updated the bug accordingly14:12
seb128pitti, yw14:12
didrocks(there were some magic for OOo. I think it's still needed for libreO)14:12
didrocksyw14:13
pittiah, presumably14:13
pittididrocks: is that already in progress, or want me to look into this?14:13
didrockspitti: it's not in progress for sure, if you want to look at it :)14:13
didrockspitti: lp:bamf14:13
pittiand Vcs-Bzr: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/bamf/ubuntu, I take it14:14
seb128pitti, does it work if you click on an odt?14:14
pittiseb128: still the same broken icon14:15
didrockspitti: yeah, but better to fix it upstream and then bzr merge :)14:15
pittinope14:15
pittididrocks: sure14:15
seb128pitti, ok, so at least it's consistent14:16
seb128it only works when ran from gnome-panel14:16
seb128I'm wondering why the gio thing doesn't work from nautilus14:16
didrocksthat's weird, right. Maybe it's not triggered by this g_app_info…14:17
Amaranthsilly libreoffice still thinking it's an OS14:17
didrocksas there is the file one and the uri one14:17
pittiAmaranth: it can compete in size, anyway14:18
Amaranthpitti: It has its own everything and presents a windows 3.1-like interface to you if you don't start one of the specific sub-apps14:19
pittiI like how it still calls itself "soffice.bin" :)14:20
Amaranthhehe14:20
Amaranthhrm, I think unity just died14:20
Amaranthmy launcher looks to be not doing the accordion thing and I can't click on anything14:21
AmaranthI blame libreoffice14:21
pittiI'm off for an hour14:23
seb128didrocks, ^ see other people get "libreoffice screws unity"14:24
didrocksseb128: I totally trust you when you tell me you get a bug :)14:25
seb128bug #70913814:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 709138 in unity "unity gets really confused by office dialogs" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70913814:25
didrocksjust that I tried hard on the alt + click and the libreoffice one, but my machine wasn't cooperative ^^14:25
seb128;-)14:25
didrocksseb128: time to use LaTeX? ;)14:26
seb128oh, I don't use libreoffice don't worry14:26
bratscheochosi: pong14:30
bcurtiswxkenvandine, have you been able to test your xchat patch yet ?14:31
bcurtiswxim building both unity/libunity now and i can if you haven't yet14:31
kenvandinebcurtiswx, i did last night14:32
kenvandinethere seems to be a launcher bug though14:32
kenvandinebcurtiswx, http://ubuntuone.com/p/cVu/14:33
kenvandineit works sometimes :)14:33
kenvandineDBO was thinks the launcher is losing its reference14:33
kenvandineso i can't clear it or change it after i set the count14:34
bcurtiswxkenvandine, ah i was going to ask you like three questions, but you keep answering them before i finish typing them..14:34
bcurtiswxso now i have none.. lol14:34
bcurtiswxkenvandine, anything need to be done diff in your patch to xchat?14:35
kenvandinedifferent than what i pasted to you yesterday?14:36
kenvandinelp:~ken-vandine/xchat-indicator/add_unity_launcher_support14:36
bcurtiswxthx14:36
kenvandinei think all i did since then was clean it up to make it optional14:36
kenvandineso you can build it with --disable-unity14:36
bcurtiswxlots of if #HAVEDEF14:37
chrisccoulsondidrocks, i thought the stacking bug was fixed?14:40
chrisccoulsoni just got it again14:40
didrockschrisccoulson: not entirely14:40
chrisccoulsonclicking on some windows and it was raising the ones behind it14:40
didrockschrisccoulson: right14:40
chrisccoulsonoh, nice. now the panel shadow appears on top of the panel14:41
tjaaltonhow do I force gnome-panel instead of unity? I've disabled the unity-plugin from ccsm, but I need to start gnome-panel after every login14:42
chrisccoulsontjaalton, select the classic desktop at GDM14:42
seb128tjaalton, use classic desktop in the gdm sessions14:42
tjaaltonchrisccoulson: ah, hrm, stupid me :P14:42
tjaalton"who would have guessed.."14:42
tjaaltonthanks14:42
chrisccoulsonmaaaan, this is totally broken now14:43
chrisccoulsoni can't click on the launcher or panel, because it just raises the shadow14:43
didrockschrisccoulson: logout and login again :)14:43
chrisccoulsonand i'm right in the middle of several big uploads14:43
chrisccoulsondidrocks ^^14:43
chrisccoulson;)14:43
chrisccoulsoni need to wait for my uploads to finish14:43
didrockschrisccoulson: restart "unity"14:43
chrisccoulsondidrocks, that made it worse14:43
didrocksweird, metacity --replace then :)14:44
chrisccoulsonthat's how i got the shadows on top of the launcher in the first place ;)14:44
chrisccoulsonyeah, i'll try starting metacity and gnome-panel14:44
chrisccoulsonoh, i would start metacity if i could focus my terminal14:45
* chrisccoulson throws laptop out of the window14:45
chrisccoulsonoh, i started metacity from a console14:46
chrisccoulsonnow i just have a load of corruption where the launcher and panel shadows were14:46
chrisccoulsonit's totally broken now14:46
* chrisccoulson waits for uploads to finish14:47
didrockschrisccoulson: kill the unity-window-decorator14:47
alecuchrisccoulson, if you can't focus on X, then try switching to a vt with Ctrl-Alt-F114:47
didrocksand run the gtk-window-decorator14:47
alecuchrisccoulson, then log in, and run "DISPLAY:0 metacity --replace & gnome-panel &"14:48
chrisccoulsonalecu, that's what i did, but it's just left me with a load of corruption14:48
chrisccoulsondidrocks, that didn't work :(14:48
chrisccoulsondidrocks, this is what i have now: http://people.canonical.com/~chrisccoulson/baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.png14:50
didrockschrisccoulson: sorry, I'm in a middle of updating part of unity…14:50
alecuchrisccoulson, are you using the ati open source driver?14:51
chrisccoulsonalecu, intel14:51
alecuchrisccoulson, oh, right. Well, I had similar launcher drawing issues with the ati driver, but they seem fixed right now.14:53
* bcurtiswx didn't realize how long nux takes to make14:55
rodrigo_ugh, almost 2 hours pushing a branch (branched from lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-icon-theme/ubuntu) to a ~gnome3-team branch14:58
rodrigo_something's wrong it seems14:59
chrisccoulsonthat's better, i have my screen back15:01
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seb128kenvandine, hey15:41
kenvandinehey seb12815:41
seb128kenvandine, so new indicator-datetime tarball?15:42
kenvandineyes15:42
seb128it's showing on version since yesterday15:42
kenvandineabout to upload15:42
seb128when is it coming to distro? ;-)15:42
seb128great!15:42
kenvandinecan't do an install test until textlive finishes downloading :/15:42
seb128kenvandine, btw I reassigned this libappindicator g-s-d icon updating issue to mterry15:42
kenvandinehuge!15:42
kenvandinethx15:43
seb128seems you have enough other things to do15:43
seb128yw15:43
seb128kenvandine, why do you need tex to build it?15:43
kenvandinenot for it15:43
kenvandinepatch pilot15:43
seb128oh ok15:43
kenvandinesponsoring15:43
kenvandineso for something else :)15:43
seb128k, makes sense15:44
ochosibratsche: sorry, was away before15:45
ochosibratsche: i wanted to ask you something about the resize-grips in natty15:45
bratscheochosi: Sure.15:46
ochosibratsche: to be more concrete: (why can't i/how) can i deactivate the resize-grip with "GtkWindow ::has-resize-grip=0" in my gtkrc and apply that to a GtkWindow15:47
ochosi(i also tried "GtkWidget ::has...")15:47
bratscheochosi: Because has-resize-grip is a property on GtkWindow, not a style property.15:48
seb128re, urg crashed my session15:48
ochosibratsche: so that means it can only be fixed in the sources of the programmes that have problems?15:49
bratscheochosi: I've never tried doing this so I don't know if it will work.  But try setting resize-grip-width and resize-grip-height to 0.15:49
ochosibratsche: but would that affect the resize-grip area as well?15:50
ochosibratsche: because i was also considering setting the resize-grip to a 1px empty pixmap15:50
bratscheYou'll just have to experiment and see if it does anything.  I've never tried messing with those.15:51
ochosiokeydokey15:51
bratscheOtherwise if you want to disable it, you'd have to do it per-application.15:51
ochosiokay, well mr_pouit was kind enough to do that for xfdesktop (which really shouldn't have a resize grip)15:52
ochosido you generally take care of resize-grip bugreports like that, meaning: does it even make sense to report such issues?15:52
bratscheSure, it's nice to get bug reports.15:53
bratscheIn most cases it's a 1-line patch to fix it.  It just takes a little time to track down where to put that 1 line. :)15:53
ochosiyeah, well, that depends. if a close button is hidden by the resize-grip it might not be as trivial as a "set-has-resize-grip=0"15:54
ochosie.g. with firefox in natty the lower scrollbar-arrow is hidden if there is only a vertical scrollbar15:55
ochosiwith both scrollbars you seem to have fixed it already15:55
bratscheRight, that's why I say "in most cases". :)15:55
ochosii also wanted to mention one more thing, even though it's a bit trivial:15:55
ochosiif you use a new theme, all open windows that have close-buttons have the grip overlaying them, this fixes itself only on application restart15:56
ochosis/use a new theme/switch theme15:57
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, i gor the same error in G-Icon-Theme and gave up..16:15
bcurtiswxgot*16:15
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, hmm, when pushing the branch?16:17
chrisccoulsonmy daughter is obsessed with putting random objects in to mugs of tea16:17
davmor2chrisccoulson: hide the lead soldiers16:18
ricotzrodrigo_, hi :), why arent you using the current debian packaging as base16:18
rodrigo_ricotz, hmm, I am just updating the gnome3 branches16:19
ricotzrodrigo_, ok, i mean gnome-icon-theme16:19
pittididrocks, seb128: \o/ LibO tamed16:19
pittitook a bit longer than expected, though16:20
didrockspitti: already?16:20
didrockswell, nice!16:20
rodrigo_ricotz, oh, yes I guess I should get the debian package16:20
seb128pitti, bamf code to updated to special case as it did for openoffice?16:20
ricotzrodrigo_, would be better ;)16:20
pittiseb128: right; it just needed some small adaptions to actually work16:20
seb128ok, great16:21
seb128you might be able to get it merged in today's release16:21
seb128check with Jason or didrocks16:21
didrocksright, it's still time for today :)16:22
didrockspitti: just point it to DBO :)16:22
pittipushing, pushing16:22
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, no this FTBFS error it has16:24
pittiDBO: https://code.launchpad.net/~pitti/bamf/libreoffice-705461/+merge/49245 for your reviewing pleasure :)16:25
DBOpitti, you fixed bamf for libreoffice?16:25
pittiDBO: right16:25
pittiit's one of our alpha-3 bugs16:26
DBOpitti, you sir are my favorite person in the world16:26
pittiDBO: that would still be didrocks, I guess16:26
didrocksDBO: what???16:26
DBOno didrocks had his time16:26
* didrocks is disappointed ;)16:26
pittibut as a heavy Office user *cough* *cough* it was my pleasure16:26
didrockspitti: ahah, as if we could believe you :)16:27
pittihey, I started it at least three times last year for testing, plus perhaps two times when people send me funny presentations :)16:27
DBOpitti, approved :)16:27
pittiDBO: yay; do you merge this as well, or do you have a four-eyes review process?16:28
seb128didrocks, I guess if you merge it for pitti you can maybe be pitti's favourite person in the world ;-)16:28
pittiso I can scratch off one more bug from our desktop RC bugs for tomorrow's meeting16:28
DBOpitti, you dont have commit rights?16:28
pittiDBO: dunno, let me check16:28
DBOif you dont you should16:28
didrocksseb128: quick quick, merging :)16:29
seb128DBO, not likely, it's restricted to the unity team no?16:29
pittiI fixed something in the past16:29
pittibut that was in the old world16:29
pittididrocks: nope16:29
pittiI mean: DBO: nope16:29
DBOseb128, yeah but he does enough crap with it he really should16:29
didrocksDBO: do you me to handle the release? I think njpatel is already busy16:29
pittiargh tab damage, fixing16:29
DBOpitti, merged16:29
didrockswant*16:30
DBOdidrocks, yes please new favorite person again16:30
pittiDBO: please merge again to fix tab->space16:30
didrocksDBO is versatile :)16:30
* ricotz thinks he should have looked into this libreoffice thing ;)16:30
DBOpitti, merged again16:31
pittiDBO: cheers!16:31
DBOhey ricotz16:31
DBOricotz, I cant reproduce your crash yet16:31
DBOI am trying to16:31
didrocksok, pushing libunity and releasing bamf16:31
DBOsweet16:31
ricotzDBO, yeah, done this half a year ago for docky ;)16:31
ricotzDBO, i think the new glib,dbus versions might solved it16:32
DBOah16:32
mvohey DBO - so tremolux implemented the launcher integration in s-c its IMO ready to upload. would that help you ? or should we wait until you get a chnace to actually implement your bits (i.e. to you want to work against our branch)16:33
ricotzDBO,  havent ran it very constantly in the last time16:33
DBOmvo, let me implement my bits first :)16:34
mvoDBO: ok16:34
DBOmvo, I am doing it today since my other major work item is being handled well16:35
didrocksseb128: pitti: what the policy regarding new binary package? should we let other make the review? (I mean, don't hack our own new bin pakage?)16:35
didrocksack*16:35
mvoDBO: ok, just shout when we shall enable it in s-c16:36
pittididrocks: for the sake of peer review, yes; want me to review one?16:36
DBOmvo, can I have the branch link again?16:36
didrockspitti: will ping you once it's built16:36
seb128didrocks, no strong policy but we tend to let someone else do the review just for safety16:36
didrockssure, I prefer to check :)16:36
tremoluxDBO: it's this guy: lp:~gary-lasker/software-center/launcher-integration16:36
DBOtremolux, thanks16:36
seb128didrocks, but I usually consider binaries obvious enough to NEW that I do it for my own uploads if nobody is around16:37
tremoluxDBO: sure thing  :)16:37
didrocksok, let's see when it's buillt :)16:37
didrocksbuilt*16:38
pittinow we just need a pygobject upstream release, and the world will be good again16:38
didrockso O (nvidia driver… nvidia driver…)16:39
DBOsomething must be giving them problems16:39
seb128pitti, btw debian updated gobject-introspection, do we have any diff worth keeping?16:40
pittiseb128: nope, all patches are upstream16:40
DBOI wonder if it has anything to do with the new position nvidia is advertising16:40
seb128pitti, should I just sync it then?16:40
zygamvo, ping16:40
pittiseb128: I also sorted out the pygobject mess with upstream; next upstream release and we are free of patches again, too16:40
pittiseb128: sync away; thanks!16:40
seb128pitti, thanks16:40
mvohey zyga16:41
pittiseb128: we found a solution to fix the ref leaks for GI and not break pygtk at the same time16:41
zygamvo, I have a quick question if you can answer, in the piston mini client there are a few nice decorators for validating arguments and return types, is this part of the client or is there some nice library I can use to get that?16:41
seb128pitti, nice!16:41
zygamvo, I saw that during the tech talk about piston a few days ago16:41
seb128pitti, seems gi is in a solid state now ;-)16:41
pittiseb128: it's a bloody hack, it "emulates" the bug that pygtk was relying on now, but only in the stable branch16:41
pittiseb128: yeah; GTK git head has zero introspection errors/warnings from g-ir-scanner now \o/16:42
pitti(i. e. 3.0 final will)16:42
mvozyga: its part of the client, what you can use it from there16:42
pitti2.0 is of course still buggy, but works enough for our purposes16:42
pittispeaking of mvo, I need to get back to software-properties-gtk pygi16:43
zygamvo, is it bound to the client or will it just work even without using any of the piston-related parts?16:43
mvozyga: you could use them standalone I image, its just kwargs based, check the bzr tree and "validators.py" there16:44
zygamvo, thanks16:44
mvoyw16:44
dpmhi pitti, so here's the feedback on the Lucid langpack testing, these can be uploaded to -updates: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/LanguagePackUpdatesQA - unfortunately the teams for the langauges on the CD haven't provided feedback yet16:54
pittidpm: thanks! I'll test en and de tomorrow16:54
pittidpm: can you reset the Finnish one? or is the updated package still broken?16:54
* pitti -> dinner, bll16:54
pittibbl16:55
dpmpitti, I'll remove it from there for now, as there hasn't been new feedback, but I'll ask the Finnish translators to have another look16:56
ari-tczewdidrocks: around?16:56
didrocksari-tczew: right, but quite busy with unity release16:57
ari-tczewdidrocks: have you got installed glew?16:57
didrocksari-tczew: yeah16:58
ari-tczewdidrocks: Debian has packaged new upstream release 1.5.8, could you try to install it?16:58
didrocksari-tczew: not now, why?16:58
didrocksari-tczew: I really can't, in the middle of tons of things16:58
ari-tczewdidrocks: there was regression and bryceh has downgraded glew to 1.5.2 due to unity16:59
didrocksari-tczew: right, but the regression was for intel card16:59
didrocksI'm on nvidia16:59
ari-tczewdidrocks: I too17:01
didrocksari-tczew: I don't follow you, what do you try to achieve?17:01
ari-tczewdidrocks: btw. I'm not happy due to ignoring my sync requests (not grievances to you) bug 71551917:02
ubot2Launchpad bug 715519 in libnice "Sync libnice 0.1.0-2 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/71551917:02
didrockswhy can't you try to install it on your bug?17:02
didrocksari-tczew: did you read my comment?17:02
didrocksari-tczew: I haven't done the upload17:02
ari-tczewdidrocks: I know robert ancell has uploaded it without looking on bugs17:02
seb128I did sync it17:03
seb128he dropped me an email with half a dozen sources to sync17:03
seb128or rather 5 of those17:03
ari-tczewdidrocks: maybe glew 1.5.8 regression with intel has gone17:03
didrocksari-tczew: maybe, I think it's better to see with #ubuntu-x guys17:04
ari-tczewseb128: so many thanks for making community as second queue17:04
chrisccoulsondidrocks - the glew regression affected everybody not using nvidia i think (including ati users)17:04
seb128ari-tczew, ?17:05
ricotzdidrocks, hi, perhaps you can look into this vapi thing for bamf when doing a new release17:05
seb128ari-tczew, not sure what your issue is17:05
dpmpitti, (when you're back or tomorrow). Looking at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/language-pack-en/+changelog it seems that the language pack uploads were not reenabled after the A2 freeze. Do you think you could reenable them? Thanks!17:05
didrocksricotz: too late, release is done17:05
seb128ari-tczew, we do syncs and upload daily, he requested that sync before you17:05
ari-tczewseb128: nope17:05
ari-tczewseb128: requestsync finds already reported bugs for sync17:05
ricotzdidrocks, ok :/17:06
didrocksricotz: still introspection issue with bamf last time I checked, but I'll look for next release, is there a bug report?17:06
seb128ari-tczew, there was no bug, he gave me a list to sync17:06
ari-tczewseb128: this is long way discussion about relation canonical - community17:06
seb128ari-tczew, we tend to do that since it spares paper work and time17:06
seb128ari-tczew, it has nothing to do with canonical17:07
ricotzdidrocks, i think there isnt a bug -- but if there is no introspection it could be disabled for real in the packaging17:07
seb128ari-tczew, you would have synced community requests the same way17:07
ari-tczewseb128: I would don't wasting my time17:08
didrocksricotz: just report a bug, we should fix it17:08
seb128ari-tczew, well maybe check what would be usefult do rather than trying to get every debian update synced or merged without a solid reason17:09
ari-tczewseb128: weak point, because the same from robert17:10
micahgari-tczew: that's what DIF is for, to stop random syncs and only sync stuff with a good reason, otherwise there wouldn't be a DIF17:11
ari-tczew aaaaaaha, and now I'm this bad17:12
ari-tczewvery nice17:12
micahgari-tczew: not at all, just giving you a more detailed explanation to your question17:13
ari-tczewthis is called "be appreciated" by ubuntu17:13
seb128ari-tczew, well maybe you could check what work would be useful before starting on something?17:13
ari-tczewseb128: why do you doubt, if you did this one for robert?17:13
seb128doubt of what?17:14
seb128it's rather checking that things you start on are not already being worked by someone else17:15
ari-tczewof useful17:15
bcurtiswxhmm ubuntu.com down17:16
ari-tczewmaybe this is my fault, as everything ^^17:17
bcurtiswxback up17:22
bcurtiswxthey chaged it to the welcoming version of the chinese version of Ubuntu17:22
didrocksseb128: around for acking libunity new binary package?17:31
rodrigo_time for a break, later all17:35
seb128didrocks, yeah, can do17:37
didrocksseb128: thanks :)17:37
seb128didrocks, yw17:44
SweetsharkRiddell: they caught us talking around 3:20 if I am not mistaken ... http://cubestuff.wordpress.com/2011/02/09/fosdem-2k11-a-film-about-fosdem-the-free-and-open-source-developers-european-meeting/17:45
Riddellsee that everyone, Sweetshark really exists! :)17:47
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pittitremolux: there's a new tzdata 2011b, FYI18:04
pittitremolux: just heared yesterday in the news that Russia will abandon the DST switch, maybe that was the reason :)18:04
tremoluxpitti: yep, I saw it  :)18:05
pittimvo: got a minute to discuss software-properties?18:06
tremoluxpitti: I was going to process it once it had been packaged in debian, but I don't need to wait18:06
pittitremolux: it just landed in sid18:06
pittiunfortunately slangasek now modified it in natty, so it needs a merge18:07
tremoluxpitti: ah!  ok, thx!18:07
tremoluxpitti: yes, I noticed that too18:07
pittihaven't asked him about submitting this to debian18:07
seb128pitti, hey18:10
seb128pitti, have you time to review libunity in NEW?18:10
pittisure18:11
seb128pitti, I've to run for sport in 10 minutes and I'm trying to finish 2 discussion and something else I'm still working on18:11
seb128pitti, thanks18:11
pittiI'll be off in 15 mins, too18:12
pittididrocks: NEWed the gir to main for i386/amd64; feel free to NEW the armel/powerpc ones when they land18:13
didrockspitti: thanks :)18:14
pittididrocks: and yes, that was a trivial one, doesn't need peer review really18:14
pittisometimes they are more complex, and peer review is good for checking conflicts: fields, etc.18:14
didrockspitti: ok, will know for future :)18:14
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pittimvo: asked my question in https://code.launchpad.net/~pitti/software-properties/pygi/+merge/47463 now18:20
pittitremolux: nice, Debian just got a tzdata -2 with our recent change, so we can sync again18:24
tremoluxpitti: woo!18:24
pittigood night everyone!18:25
bcurtiswxnite pitti18:26
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mvopitti: sorry, was at dinner, I will look into the merge proposal20:26
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cyphermoxkenvandine, ping23:23
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