/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/02/11/#ayatana.txt

cyphermoxjcastro, ping00:08
bcurtiswxDBO, still there?00:11
DBOyeah00:11
bcurtiswxDBO, http://paste.ubuntu.com/565619/00:11
DBObcurtiswx, i need context00:11
DBOI dont understand what Im looking at00:12
bcurtiswxDBO, yes my paste reflexes are slow00:12
bcurtiswxDBO, http://paste.ubuntu.com/565620/00:12
DBOdo you know what code where is causing that00:12
DBOor is this a general issue00:13
DBObcurtiswx, if I had to guess00:13
bcurtiswxDBO, idk, actually. :-X00:14
DBOyou are calling g_hash_table_size in several places00:14
DBOwhere you should be calling g_slist_length00:14
* bcurtiswx stares at kenvandine00:14
jcastrocyphermox: yo00:14
DBOline 185 226 and 268 of your paste in particular bcurtiswx00:15
bcurtiswxDBO, will try.  Thx :)00:15
DBOjcastro, do you wanna play something fun on xbox tonight?00:15
DBOkenvandine is annoying... leaving without saying a word00:15
jcastroman, I need to raincheck, I've already committed to a bar night00:16
DBOmay the fleas of a thousand camels infest his armpits00:16
jcastrotomorrow for sure though00:16
DBOawesome00:16
jcastroDBO: yeah, he's being lazy, it's only 2 hours after core hours!00:16
DBOat least friend me today so I can see what games you have00:16
jcastrohe's weak. :)00:16
cyphermoxjcastro, still looking for xorg debs?00:16
DBOjcastro, past two nights have been till 3AM for me00:16
DBOso yeah00:16
jcastrocyphermox: lamalex and a bunch of DX people need them00:16
DBOlazy00:16
jcastrocyphermox: I personally am ok, since I read -devel. :)00:17
DBOI dont read -devel, I just dont trust RAOF :P00:17
cyphermoxjcastro, ah ok ;)00:18
RAOFjcastro: Just formulating a reply.00:18
DBORAOF, you're here... so nice to see you buddy...00:18
jcastroRAOF: expect flamage at some point, neil wasn't very happy today00:18
jcastroRAOF: but I know how to use apt so I am delightfully working with a held back xorg00:18
cyphermoxjcastro, aren't the old packages always on the archive?00:19
RAOFThey're not in the archive; they *are* on launchpad.00:19
DBOi think they get pumped in the alpha stages00:19
jcastroI know they would be on lp somewhere00:19
cyphermoxah right00:19
jcastroI gave it a shot but it's not so simple00:19
RAOFHe's welcome to flame, but there's a limited amount that we can actually do :)00:19
jcastrothere's what I think "xorg" is00:19
jcastroand then there's the 2345983475938475 packages it really is00:19
jcastroand if you miss one .... death00:20
jcastroRAOF: I think the fundamental fix here is teams who aren't platform, DX, U1, design, etc. need to pay closer attention to -devel00:20
jcastroeither that or platformers need to use -devel-announce or something00:20
RAOFHm.  Did we not send an X warning to -devel-announce?  That's an oversight on our part.00:21
jcastroI don't recall, that was like 2 weeks ago00:21
RAOFRight.00:21
jcastroit's odd they only ran into this just now00:21
RAOFHave they only just upgraded?00:21
jcastrodunno00:22
RAOFMaybe we could do a session at UDS: Partial Upgrades, X, and You!00:22
RAOFOr: How I learned to stop worrying and love the apt.00:22
jcastroI did one at a rally once for non-platformers, but it was more general00:23
jcastrolike "stop just dist-upgrading, read..."00:23
jcastrohey, if you use the update-manager and use the closed nvidia, they would still be held back?00:23
RAOFI think so.  It certainly should complain about a partial upgrade.00:24
cyphermoxwhen I tried, at the end of last week on another system, nvidia-current just gets removed, and if you try to install it it removes xorg :D00:25
RAOFcyphermox: Without complaining about a partial upgrade?00:25
RAOFOr hitting the “ok, partial upgrade, I know what's happening” button?00:25
cyphermoxRAOF, no.00:26
cyphermoxit was a clean install, not at upgrade00:26
cyphermoxwhen I tried to use jockey to install nvidia drivers -- doom00:26
jcastroI thought we got rid of the partial upgrade button?00:26
jcastrobecause of things like this?00:26
RAOFOh, yeah.  Jocky shouldn't offer to install those (and we need to fix nvidia-current's dependencies)00:26
cyphermoxRAOF, even using apt-get directly, afaik it wouldn't complain so much, just say that it removes packages00:27
cyphermoxI could dist-upgrade that box and check now00:27
cyphermoxbrb00:27
RAOFYeah.  But it would ask whether you want to proceed.00:28
RAOF\00:28
RAOFIt's a packaging bug that you *can* install nvidia-current if you ask for it, though.00:28
cyphermoxRAOF, not the first time I see apt and blindly trust it to break my system ;)00:29
DBORAOF, I love you :) fix nvidia :) you're a great guy :) but really fix nvidia :) even though I know you cant00:41
RAOFI can at least tell you how to get back to 1.9 + nvidia.00:41
RAOFOr, for those playing at home, Unity runs on nouveau+xorg-edgers :)00:49
nmarquesRAOF, fglrx ?01:01
RAOFfglrx won't work with Xserver 1.10 yet.01:02
RAOFBut the open-source radeon driver works, and also runs Unity.01:02
RAOF(For cards approximately older than the latest Radeon X6800)01:02
lamalexok this is what happened01:19
lamalexi did read -devel01:19
lamalexi knew it was wrong I just woke up (umm a little hungover) and did a dist upgrade without thinking because aptitude full-upgrade is what I usually do01:19
lamalexthen everything broke01:19
lamalexi had been doing update-manager -d and unchecking the x updates previously01:20
lamalexand then I had a slip up01:20
lamalexwith devastating results01:20
lamalexRAOF, how difficult is it to get a list of the packages needed to downgrade?01:21
lamalexbecause I know ted and DBO both have them01:21
lamalexI KNOW YOU DO DBO01:21
RAOFlamalex: See my reply to Jorge.01:23
lamalexha uhh which one01:23
lamalexoh01:23
RAOFThe one I sent 15 seconds ago.01:23
lamalexnouveau + xorg-edgers works?01:23
RAOFNouveau + edgers works.01:24
lamalexinteresting01:24
lamalexwell then here we go01:24
lamalexppa:xorg-edgers01:24
lamalex?01:24
RAOFYes.  I'll invest a little time working out what fixed it so Natty + nouveau can work.01:24
RAOFIndeed.  ppa:xorg-edgers01:24
lamalexI will try and be less of an f-tard from now on01:25
lamalexI made a decision about 20 minutes ago to get my life in order01:25
lamalexi want some discipline01:25
lamalexdiet. intense amounts of excercise. reading only pure discourse.01:25
lamalexnot upgrading x when I shouldn't.01:26
RAOF:)01:26
RAOFDrinking only rainwater or pure grain alcohol… :)01:26
lamalexhahah01:26
lamalexyou get it01:26
lamalexugh i think we have dep issues with libunity/places updates01:31
lamalexhmm RAOF this update wants to remove xserver-xorg-video-nv01:32
lamalexeh but not if i dont dist-upgrade nevermind01:32
lamalexbut then it doesn't update -nv01:33
lamalex:\01:33
lamalexRAOF, rescue me01:33
lamalexRAOF, is it core hours for you currently?01:34
lamalexyes it appears to be 9:3001:35
lamalexam01:35
lamalexok01:35
RAOFWhich update?01:35
RAOF(Yup, its' the middle of core-hours for me - 12:30)\01:36
lamalexI'm guessing this? xserver-xorg-core: Breaks: xserver-xorg-video-8 which is a virtual package.01:36
lamalexshould i remove xserver-xorg-video-801:36
RAOFHm.  What part of the update is that?01:37
lamalexmmm I don't really know how to answer that01:37
RAOFYou've hit the ‘apt-get -f install’ part?01:37
lamalexwell I do aptitude full-upgrade usually01:37
RAOFAre you trying to follow my “how to downgrade to 1.9” mail, or something different?01:38
lamalexohi have not seen that mail01:39
lamalexi am trying to install xorg-edgers01:40
RAOFAh.01:40
lamalexand use nouveau + xorg-edgers01:40
lamalexso I added the ppa01:40
lamalexdid and update01:40
lamalexand now on upgrade i have dep issues01:40
RAOFWell, it can happily remove xserver-xorg-video-nv; you don't need it.01:40
lamalexOH RIGHT01:40
lamalexnv is not nouveau01:40
RAOFBut I'm not sure why it's giving dep issues.  Let me check my local edgers box.01:40
lamalexsteller01:40
RAOF:)01:40
lamalexstellar01:41
lamalexi mean01:41
lamalexi still don't see a -nouvea update though, should I?01:41
DBOeither of you play xbox?01:41
lamalexI have to go to the grocery store before they close01:42
lamalexI will be back in maybe 45 minutes01:42
RAOFYou should see a nouveau updgrade (I think), but most interestingly you'd want libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental.01:42
RAOFWhat does “apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-nouveau” output?01:42
lamalexhaha it's not installed01:44
lamalexi am using nv i guess?01:44
RAOFProbably -fbdev01:44
RAOF-nv is almost entirely useless; it can only load if you've disabled kms.01:44
lamalexhahah that explains why everything looks like shit01:44
lamalexok then01:44
lamalexlet's try this again01:44
DBOping sladen01:45
RAOFInstall xserver-xorg-{video,input}-all01:46
RAOFI've done it on my (i386) -edgers system, so all the dependencies should be resolvable.01:46
lamalexi did not have that -dri-experimental package01:47
lamalexinstalling01:47
lamalexok i need to go to the grocery store for real01:48
lamalexi will be back in 45 mins01:48
RAOF:)01:48
DBOhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/716803 can you confirm this one RAOF?01:52
RAOFI would, but unity's currently unresponsive  :P01:54
RAOFHm.  No, I can't with my working box.01:56
RAOFDBO: Doesn't seem to apply to my 3.4.2-0ubuntu1 + nouveau box.01:56
DBOme either...01:56
DBOIm really wondering how hes getting it to happen01:57
RAOFOh, hey!01:57
RAOFNow it does!01:57
RAOFWhat changed… hm.  I added a second window to the screen.01:58
RAOFAnd I switched windows using scale.01:58
RAOFNow it seems that when a window gets mapped or unmapped the launcher is unhidden.01:59
DBOweird02:00
DBOokay02:00
DBOcan you try to get exact steps to reproduce02:00
RAOFThat's fun!02:00
DBOI cant trigger it02:01
DBOfudge02:01
DBORAOF are you currently in that state?02:02
RAOFNo.  I've logged out in order to reproduce from a clean state.02:02
DBOokay let me know when you get it again02:02
sladenDBO: yo02:03
DBOsladen, hows it going02:03
DBOI see your bug02:03
RAOFBah.  Of course, now I can't seem to reproduce :/02:03
DBOtrying to reproduce it now02:03
DBOit seems like something grabbed XdndSelection and did not let it go02:04
DBOor something to that effect02:04
RAOFOooh!  Win!02:05
RAOFWhat info would you like02:05
DBORAOF, how you did it02:05
sladenDBO: interesting, I've had a couple of reboots since then (totally crashed compiz/unity) and now don't see it02:05
DBOand if you can02:05
DBOsee if anything is currently owning XdndSelection02:05
RAOFDBO: I *think* it was selecting some text in gnome-terminal and dragging it.02:06
RAOFHm.  How would I go about doing that? :)02:06
DBOhow do you drag text from gnome terminal...02:06
RAOFYou don't :)02:06
sladenselecting/dragging text from FF will cause it02:06
DBOthank you!02:06
sladenbut it's not the same thing, as the launcher then stays open until you release the text02:07
RAOFIt's kinda  fun summonning the launcher as a side-effect of summoning Do :)02:07
DBOtime to open firefox02:07
sladenwhich is different from the constant hiding/unhiding on right-click and the like02:07
DBOnope02:07
DBOfirefox didn't do it02:07
* RAOF sees if gnome-terminal is a minimum reproducible case.02:08
sladenwish I'd taken some screencasts02:09
DBOi believe you02:09
DBOI even know what code is the likely cause02:09
RAOFOh, donkeys.  One hypothesis shot down.02:09
DBOits supposed to unhide when a DND is started02:09
DBOso in theory02:10
nmarquesguys, mind about a quick question on nux ?02:10
DBOstarting a drag and drop should fix it02:10
sladenyeah, that bit is is intention (DND)02:10
DBOnmarques, go ahead02:10
nmarquesare RenderingPipeGLSL.h and NuxGraphicsObject.h supposed to be zero lengthed ?02:10
DBOnmarques, there is a lot of crap in nux right now02:11
DBOso likely yeah02:11
DBOit needs a good cleaning02:11
DBOlike... badly...02:11
RAOFOk.02:12
DBOOk.02:12
RAOFSo, I can semi-reliably get it to happen.02:12
DBOokay how02:12
RAOFI'm not sure what the trigger is, though.02:12
DBOthats not a lot of help02:12
RAOFBy fiddling around with a combination of scale & sound-preferences & selecting text in gnome-terminal.02:12
RAOFOh, it actually also happens each time you raise a window.02:13
RAOFNow I'll see if I can narrow down the reproducible steps a bit more.02:13
DBORAOF, once you trigger it02:14
DBOdoes dragging and dropping something from nautilus fix it02:14
RAOFYay!  Reproducible!02:15
sladenmy own guess is/was that it was caused by some focusing change;  so a popup menu is actually a new window, and changing the menu/title at the top is probably doing the same02:15
RAOF(Not necessarily minimal) Have a maximised gnome-terminal; select some text; trigger scale with super+w02:15
sladenRAOF: oooh, that works02:16
RAOFDragging and dropping something from nautilus to the launcher's rubbish bin does *not* break that state.02:16
sladengaah, how do I get out of it again now :)02:17
nmarquesDBO, could you take a look at this and check if this is reliable information ? :)02:17
RAOFsladen: Log out? :)02:17
nmarquesDBO, http://pastebin.com/wZeQQbiT02:17
RAOFRunning compiz --replace is probably sufficient.  Hm.  Actually - that's an interesting test case.02:17
RAOFYes.  compiz --replace drops out of that state.02:18
DBOwtfing fuck02:19
DBOokay I need you guys to do some debug for me02:19
DBORAOF, open up Launcher.cpp02:19
DBOfind void02:20
DBOLauncher::EnsureHiddenState ()02:20
DBOand comment the shit out of it so we can see what is triggering the hide / unhide02:20
RAOFYou mean engage printf debug mode?02:21
DBOyes02:21
DBOyou'll see a bunch of sub-expressions02:21
DBOwe need to see what each one is02:21
RAOFIs there a nux-y way to log?02:22
DBOprintf02:23
DBOany other questions?02:23
DBOyou can use g_print if you really want02:24
DBOthough its the same thing...02:24
DBOpretty sure all it does is call printf02:24
DBORAOF, you may want to note that that method gets called a lot02:25
DBOso you may want to limit your output to times when the value of _hidden actually changes02:26
DBOnmarques, that test should be reliable02:27
DBOnmarques, I cant say for sure02:27
DBObut its supposed to be02:27
nmarquesDBO, despite of the ATI issue... I'm almost finishing compiz stuff, and soon will try to launch it :)02:28
DBOnmarques, i dont know whats going on with ATI02:28
DBO:D02:28
DBORAOF?02:33
RAOFDBO: Installing build deps, building.02:33
DBObuild deps...02:33
DBOyou never built unity from source?02:33
RAOFI have in the past, but I've  blown that btrfs install away and installed afresh.02:35
RAOFOn ext4, which doesn't take > 2 hours to install unity's build-deps.02:35
DBObtrfs02:36
DBOwhy would you do that...02:36
RAOFIf it doesn't get tested it doesn't get stable, and btfrs has a whole bunch of awesome features that could be used if it *were* stable and default.02:36
lamalexRAOF, you're the man02:37
DBOI still cant reproduce the damn bug02:39
DBObut if DND doesn't fix it...02:39
DBORAOF?02:47
kenvandineDBO, got a branch for the fix?02:47
DBOkenvandine, just pull down latest libunity02:48
DBOit was mikkels bug02:48
DBOi fixed it02:48
RAOFDBO: I've got all the debug stuff happening,  I just need to reproduce and correlate.02:49
DBOsweet sweet02:49
RAOFBah!  Build again with a little less verbosity, and suddenly reproduction is difficult.  Gah102:56
DBORAOF, teach you to try to reproduce a bug02:58
kenvandinehey DBO02:58
DBOIm sorry, all our DBO's are currently with other developers. A DBO will be with you as soon as one is available.02:59
kenvandineDBO, nice commit message "fix a bug"02:59
kenvandinehehe02:59
DBOi didn't want to embarrass mikkel03:00
kenvandinethat kind of bug :-D03:00
sladenthank goodness nobody reads IRC!03:00
kenvandineoh!03:01
kenvandinenice03:01
kenvandine-  [DBus (name = "org.canonical.Unity.LauncherEntry")]03:01
kenvandine+  [DBus (name = "com.canonical.Unity.LauncherEntry")]03:01
DBOyep03:01
DBOthat kind of bug03:01
DBOthe one that confirms you never ever tested your code once03:02
kenvandinehehe03:02
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DBOno dice so far RAOF?03:05
RAOFDope03:05
DBOdebug harder damnit!03:05
RAOFYay!03:06
RAOFGAH!  Do stops working after a compiz --replace.03:06
lamalexaw03:06
lamalexpoor do03:06
lamalexha hey look03:07
lamalex#ayatana is like #gnome-do03:07
RAOFSo I can't select text→pastebin03:07
lamalexwhere is csziksoy03:07
RAOFAnd launching firefox has undone the crazy state!03:08
DBOjust get me mah debug biatch03:08
RAOFWhoops.  Ctrl+C in console ≠ copy.03:09
DBOdont tell me you lost it03:09
kenvandineDBO, yay!03:09
DBOkenvandine, now is not the time for happy03:09
RAOFDBO: paste.ubuntu.com/56566203:10
bcurtiswxkenvandine, how are you still working :P im about ready to go to bed.. lol03:10
RAOFDBO: I'll get comparable output while not in state=crazy.03:11
DBORAOF, you did bother to note somewhere in there where it was turning on and off right?03:11
kenvandineDBO, i wish it had worked last night :)03:11
kenvandinenow to do a xchat-indicator release with this goodness03:12
DBOyes03:12
lamalexok reboot time. let's see.03:12
RAOFTurning on and off?  The debug triggers when the final changes - so each one of those is an on/off pair.03:12
* lamalex crosses fingers03:12
* kenvandine uploads fixed libunity to natty03:12
DBORAOF, you did not check _window_is_over_launcher03:12
DBOwhihc I bet is the important one03:12
DBO_window_over_launcher I mean03:12
DBOso how does one cause _window_over_launcher to go screwy03:13
RAOFI'll add those missing things and re-re-reproduce, gently down the stream!03:16
DBOre-re-reproduce is what all of our parents did03:20
RAOFDBO: http://paste.ubuntu.com/565664 has a working hide→unhide→hide transition followed by brokenness.03:21
lamalex:\ still no unity03:22
lamalexbut i am using nouveau now03:22
RAOFlamalex: if you run compiz, what's the error?03:22
DBOits the damn autohide handle!03:22
lamalexRAOF, Fatal: GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is missing03:25
RAOF?!03:25
RAOFglxinfo?03:25
lamalexalthough oddly the nux check says everything is ok03:25
DBORAOF, where it says !_autohide_handle03:25
lamalexhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/565666/ \m/03:26
lamalexwhich is odd03:26
RAOFlamalex: Generally, one tries not to use the software rasteriser :).  Do you have libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental installed?  If so, Xorg.0.log please :)03:27
DBORAOF, change it to say !(_autohide_handle && _hidden)03:27
DBOtry that03:27
DBOgod thats fucking complex03:27
lamalexRAOF, yah03:27
lamalexRAOF, xorg log http://paste.ubuntu.com/565667/03:28
RAOFHurray for ccache.03:28
DBORAOF, let me know if that fixes it for you03:28
DBOand I'll commit that to trunk at some point03:28
RAOFWilco.03:28
bcurtiswxkenvandine, have you made changes to the xchat-indicator stuff.. i can't get my code to work, but if you've changed something maybe i can03:28
kenvandineyou need the fixed libunity03:29
RAOFlamalex: Mmm, vesa's not likely to be 3d accelerated :).  Can you give a dmesg?  The log indicates that nouveau's having trouble opening the drm device.03:29
kenvandinemy code from last night works03:29
bcurtiswxmy problem is that the counting works, its just not showing up on the icon03:29
lamalexRAOF, http://paste.ubuntu.com/565668/03:29
bcurtiswxi have didrocks' libunity that was built today03:30
bcurtiswxsomeone clicked the wrong button 'eh03:30
DBObcurtiswx, yeah you need trunk for now03:30
DBOdidrocks build from today is not new enough03:30
bcurtiswxDBO, will bzr branch lp:libunity give me trunk ?03:31
DBObcurtiswx, yes03:32
RAOFlamalex: Uuur, your kernel command line is funky!  nomodeset + nouveau isn't going to work, at the very least :)03:32
lamalexlemme check it03:32
lamalexit might have been tweaked for nvidia03:32
RAOFlamalex: Maybe drop the uvesafb stuff, too.03:32
RAOFIt looks very much like it has.03:32
DBORAOF, does it... does it fix it03:33
DBOcuz you know... I wanna know...03:33
bcurtiswxerror: Package `Dbusmenu-Glib-0.4' not found in specified Vala API directories or GObject-Introspection GIR directories03:33
lamalexRAOF, just quiet splash, right?03:33
RAOFDBO: Trying now.03:33
RAOFlamalex: Yah,.03:33
lamalexok03:33
lamalexok, trying again..03:34
bcurtiswxDBO, ^^03:34
RAOFDBO: I can't tell.  First attempt resulted in the launcher not actually showing up when it should.  I'll see if that's transient.03:35
DBOuhm03:35
RAOF...and now it's not *hiding* when it should.03:35
DBOi may have made that backwards03:35
DBOthe logic is a bit hard there03:35
RAOFI'll try reversing it :)03:35
DBORAOF, bool autohide_handle_hold = _autohide_handle && !hidden;03:36
bcurtiswxDBO, error: Package `Dbusmenu-Glib-0.4' not found in specified Vala API directories or GObject-Introspection GIR directories.. config worked.. am i missing something tho?03:36
DBOand then where it used to say !_autohide_handle03:36
DBOmake that !autohide_handle_hold03:36
RAOFDo you mean !hidden or !_hidden?03:37
lamalexok RAOF now I have no X :P03:37
lamalexgdm just flashes03:37
RAOFlamalex: Sweet! Xorg.0.log? :)03:38
RAOFDBO: I'm going with !_hidden03:38
lamalexheh much harder to copy and paste the link :P03:38
DBORAOF, same thing03:38
lamalexhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/56567003:39
lamalexRAOF: ^03:39
lamalexbut good news my tty is much nicer looking sans those lines in grub03:39
lamalexif byobu was only a curses version unity03:40
lamalexthat would be wonderful03:40
RAOFHm.  That's a new one on me.03:41
sladenDBO: RAOF: happy debugging.  going to crash now. nn03:41
DBOsladen, no crashing, this is Ubuntu03:41
lamalexRAOF: i didnt see anything obviously wrong in there, what line?03:41
RAOFlamalex: The bit near the end (starting at 318) where it prints a backtrace.03:41
lamalexRAOF: i can't see the paste..03:42
bcurtiswxhmm, can't figure out whats causing that error03:42
lamalexoh03:42
lamalexi was not at the bottom of the file apparently03:42
RAOFDBO: I think that's got it.03:43
lamalexha. nice.03:43
RAOFlamalex: Yeah, it's a bit above the bottom; X catches its own segfaults and prints a backtrace.03:43
bcurtiswxerror: Package `Dbusmenu-Glib-0.4' not found in specified Vala API directories or GObject-Introspection GIR directories..  if anyone has a clue that'd be great03:43
lamalexsuh-weet.03:43
DBORAOF, any luck?03:45
RAOFDBO: Yeah, I think that change fixes it.03:45
DBOawesome03:45
DBOokay I'll have that fix in my next branch03:45
DBOehhh I'll put it up now actually03:46
lamalexRAOF: i like how it tells you to consult the x log in the x log :P03:47
RAOFIt's very good that way :)03:47
bcurtiswxlamalex, its the ol' recursive trick.  try to make your head go "kaploooey"03:48
lamalexso, i wonder what is making it segfault03:48
DBORAOF, pushed03:48
lamalexbecause it wasn't segfaulting with all of the grubstuff03:48
DBOthank you for the help03:48
lamalexRAOF: think maybe the uvesafb jawn will help?03:49
RAOFIt might, if only because it prevents nouveau from loading.03:49
lamalexha03:49
RAOFWhat would be _really_ nice is a symbolic backtrace.03:49
lamalexknow how I can get one?03:49
RAOFSomething's gone kablooie there, possibly while registering GESTURE, possibly in GLX.03:50
lamalexcan I run x under gdb?03:50
RAOFlamalex: SSH in from another system, sudo gdb X :)03:50
lamalexwhy can't I from this system?03:50
kenvandineDBO, if you aren't running unity, will unity_launcher_entry_get_for_desktop_id just return NULL?03:50
lamalexRAOF: also when I run X it says I'm not authorized03:50
lamalexdoes x nees to be run as root??03:51
DBOkenvandine, no it works regardless03:51
RAOFYes, X needs root.  Still.03:51
lamalexah ok03:51
* lamalex goes to get his netbook03:51
bcurtiswxhmm03:51
kenvandineDBO, humm... how does it get a launcher if there is no unity launcher running?03:51
RAOFlamalex: Because X will change VTs, and then when gdb stops it you'll be on the wrong VT.  And X needs to *release* the VT in order for you to switch back to gdb03:51
DBOkenvandine, it doesn't, thats the magic of dbus03:51
kenvandinei guess i should worry about it if it won't actually break people :)03:51
DBOkenvandine, also I did mention that you dont actually get to see remote state03:52
kenvandinetrue03:52
DBOkenvandine, if you in one program set the count to 203:52
DBOother programs dont see it03:52
bcurtiswxwell i can't build the current libunity :-\03:52
bcurtiswxerror: Package `Dbusmenu-Glib-0.4' not found in specified Vala API directories or GObject-Introspection GIR directories03:53
DBOmake sure dbusmenu-glib is installed bcurtiswx03:53
lamalexhey RAOF so I assume there are some debugging symbol packages I should install03:53
kenvandinebcurtiswx, renamed03:53
lamalexany idea which ones>03:53
kenvandinebcurtiswx, it is Dbusmenu-0.4 now03:54
kenvandinenot Dbusmenu-Glib-0.403:54
bcurtiswxthis is trunk im building from03:54
kenvandineyeah03:55
kenvandinedbusmenu changed just today03:55
bcurtiswxoh, configure.ac change?03:55
RAOFlamalex: xserver-xorg-core-dbg, xserver-xorg-input-evdev-dbg,  xserver-xorg-video-nouveau-dbg.  In general, check out list-symbols-packages-v2.sh from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash - it's awesome.03:55
DBORAOF, still fixed? :)03:56
kenvandinebcurtiswx, no, just where it needs a gir or vapi name03:56
RAOFDBO: Hasn't come back yet :)03:56
DBORAOF, you make my happy place happy03:56
lamalexRAOF: when I have X again I totally will03:57
kenvandinebcurtiswx, what are you building?03:57
bcurtiswxlibunity03:57
kenvandinelp:~ken-vandine/libunity/dbusmenu_rename03:57
kenvandinemerge that branch03:57
kenvandinei just proposed that merge to libunity03:58
kenvandinerenamed it to fix GIR problems03:58
bcurtiswxkenvandine, OK thx03:58
bcurtiswxholy warnings batman03:59
lamalexRAOF: http://paste.ubuntu.com/56567604:00
bcurtiswxkenvandine, do i need to restart unity after the make installs?04:00
RAOFlamalex: Bah, sorry.  libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental-dbgsym too?04:00
kenvandinebcurtiswx, yes04:01
bcurtiswxFKDSNLFJBNDSJLbf04:01
bcurtiswxIT WORKS!!04:01
kenvandinewoot04:01
bcurtiswxaww, didn't update total04:02
bcurtiswxbut i got the initial draw tho04:02
lamalexRAOF: with dri: http://paste.ubuntu.com/56567904:03
bcurtiswxkenvandine, wait isn't that your problem too.. do I need to do something special?04:03
kenvandinenot anymore04:03
kenvandineworks great now04:03
RAOFlamalex: But that does tell me it's dying in glx init, so you could get X back just by removeing libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental.04:05
RAOF(In case you missed it in my crazy-router disconnect)04:05
lamalexi did miss that04:05
lamalexok i will try that04:05
lamalexlet's see04:05
RAOFDid you also miss the request for libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental-dbgsym?04:06
lamalexno, i posted a second trace with those symbols04:06
lamalexwell04:06
lamalexi missed the request04:06
lamalexbut i figured that out mself04:07
bcurtiswxkenvandine, hmm only works when i reset unity04:07
lamalexermm ok so x started i guess but blak screen04:07
bcurtiswxmaybe restart comp?04:07
RAOFlamalex: Sadness.  With libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental removed?  Try a restart; sometimes things get wedged.04:08
lamalexok no i got it04:08
bcurtiswxbrb gonna restart04:08
lamalexi needed to start gdm04:08
lamalexok i have gnome04:08
RAOFWoot!04:08
RAOFBut edgers segfaults X on startup for you.04:08
lamalexand at a much nicer res than vesa04:09
RAOFThis is probably because you've got a significantly newer card than anything I've got access to.04:09
lamalexso this is /better/04:09
RAOFOh, yes.  And with acceleration! :)04:09
lamalexRAOF: if there's anything I can do to help04:09
lamalexill test any crazy patches you want just send em to me04:09
RAOFlamalex: I'll see about backporting the bit which fixes unity on *my* machine, then talk patches.04:10
kenvandinebcurtiswx, well04:11
bcurtiswxkenvandine, only shows on a unity --reset04:12
bcurtiswxkenvandine, i can pastebin the code for a quick look if you want04:12
bcurtiswxkenvandine, http://paste.ubuntu.com/565682/04:13
kenvandinei'll try to look in  a bit04:15
bcurtiswxkenvandine, OK04:15
kenvandinewant to get xchat-indicator uploaded here04:15
bcurtiswxfor sure, i hope i can get empathy out tomorrow.. for sure with your help04:15
bcurtiswxkenvandine, highlight04:20
kenvandinewoot04:20
kenvandineworking well04:20
bcurtiswxbrag brag brag :P04:21
kenvandine:-D04:21
lamalexhmm nouveau does not seem to handle my laptop backlight as well04:28
lamalexand renders notify osd wrong04:36
lamalexnice04:36
bcurtiswx11:39PM and it's probably like 12 in the afternoon in Australias04:39
bcurtiswxkenvandine, save that paste loc, and we'll chat next tomorrow mornin ?04:52
bcurtiswxnite all04:53
RAOFUrgh!  Lets say I'm using the newest unity, and I *still* have the problem with an invisible window stealing input on the leftmost part of my screen.  What info, if any, do you guys \need?06:40
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didrocksgood morning07:36
RAOFHowdie didrocks07:56
didrockshey RAOF08:00
RAOFMmm, bisecting mesa on an atom netbook.  It's fast, like the lightning!08:03
oSoMoNgood morning08:05
MacSlowgreeetings folks08:06
RAOFAh.  It's obviously the morning somewhere :)08:07
MacSlowhey there RAOF08:08
RAOFHey MacSlow!08:09
sladenmoaning08:25
didrockssladen: hey09:17
didrockssladen: I've uploaded a cherry-picked version fixing most of the false positive in showing the launcher09:17
didrockssladen: but I can still trigger some, just not a reproducible testcase though09:17
didrockssladen: if you find one, do not hesitate to open a new bug :)09:17
sladendidrocks: oooh, groovy.  I was expecting to wait a week (or succomb to local patching!09:18
didrockssladen: no, it was too annoying to let it that way :)09:18
didrocksbut still, some false positives (not a lot though)09:18
didrocksso test case can be nice! :)09:19
sladendidrocks: it's very modal.  So it's fine until you trigger whatever combination sends it into that mode09:20
sladendidrocks: will keep my eye out09:20
didrockssladen: thanks :)09:20
DJKorbitgood morning10:13
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DJKorbiti've followed the instructions in the INSTALL file of unity on how to install from source10:59
DJKorbitbut i can't my compiled version of unity10:59
DJKorbitany clue of what might be going wrong?10:59
kamstrupDoes anyone know why I can no longer hold down a keyboard key, I have to do repeated tapping now...11:50
kamstrupAh, already found the option11:51
kamstrupAwesome that 'Keypresses repeat when key is held down' defaults to false...11:51
kamstrupX-|11:52
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aruizdbarth, at what time is ted usually around?12:16
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cyphermoxkvalo, you there?13:22
kvalocyphermox: yes13:25
kvalocyphermox: what's up?13:25
cyphermoxhey :)13:26
cyphermoxtesting the new connman and ofono now13:26
cyphermoxso normally things should just work for eth, wifi and 3g?13:27
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kvalocyphermox: cool. for 3g it depends what modem you have.13:29
cyphermoxzte mf 63613:29
cyphermoxit's a pretty standard one, I don't think it has too complex an interface ;)13:29
kvalocyphermox: what's the usb id?13:30
cyphermox19d2:2000, flips to 19d2:0108 IIRC13:33
kvalocyphermox: idProduct 2000 is missing from ofono.rules, at least.13:35
kvalocyphermox: sorry, meant 0108 of course13:36
kvalocyphermox: but do you have problems with wifi and ethernet as well?13:36
cyphermoxkvalo, only getting to testing13:37
cyphermoxI don't want to break my dev systems so I took my aspire one, but it needed updating13:37
kvaloah, ok13:37
cyphermoxbut afaik, the new conflicts work great13:37
kvalogood, that's very important13:37
cyphermoxit would just be cool if you could tell me how connman and ofono get restarted on upgrades, because afaik they shouldn't (potentially cuts connections, which is not good when you're trying to do work at the same time)13:38
kvalocyphermox: for daily builds they are restarted currently13:40
kvalocyphermox: let me check from the scripts13:40
cyphermoxwell, here now they got restarted13:40
cyphermoxit's not in maint scripts :/13:40
cyphermoxmaybe upstart does that itself?13:41
kvaloDEB_DH_INSTALLINIT_ARGS = --restart-after-upgrade13:41
cyphermoxd'oh13:41
cyphermoxI fail ;)13:41
kvalobut that was from the daily builds13:41
kvaloI doubt ubuntu packages have that13:42
kvaloyeah, you should use --no-restart-on-upgrade13:43
kvalocyphermox: but I have to say that if I agree that it's better to reboot than restart connman. it's extremely annoying to boot the whole device13:44
cyphermoxkvalo, there won't be daily connman updates though13:45
kvalocyphermox: true13:45
kvalobut still every reboot is an annoyance13:45
kvaloheh, maybe something like connman would restart itself when it's disconnected ;)13:46
cyphermoxthere is no better way than notify for reboot afaik13:46
cyphermoxthat's how NM does it now13:46
cyphermoxdoesn't mean you *have* to reboot, you can just restart connman and carry on if that's what you prefer ;)13:46
kvaloactually for ofono udev rules might be broken13:47
* bcurtiswx waves to room13:48
kvalothey are not always backward compatible13:48
kvalobcurtiswx: hi13:48
cyphermoxbcurtiswx, hey13:48
cyphermoxkvalo, it's time to test ofono now13:49
cyphermoxwifi is online13:49
cyphermoxconnman doesn't have ipv6 yet does it?13:49
cyphermoxkvalo, ok, seems my modem is actually a :0031, and supported13:58
kvalocyphermox: it has ipv6, but indicator-network doesn't support yet. but if you have radvd, it will work13:59
kvalocyphermox: cool that your modem works!13:59
cyphermoxi don't have radvd, connman should ask dhcp too14:00
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kvalodhcpv6 is not supported14:00
cyphermoxkvalo, yikes14:00
cyphermoxoh well14:00
kvalowhy do you need dhcpv6?14:01
cyphermoxbtw, I noticed something: failed to set regulatory domain14:01
cyphermoxkvalo,  that's how I hand off IPv6 addresses here14:01
kvaloRA is much easier :)14:01
cyphermoxsupported by my wireless router too14:01
cyphermoxit's easier yes, but I like things complicated :)14:02
kvalo:)14:02
kvaloabout the regdomain, I think we should just disable that for now14:02
cyphermoxno14:02
cyphermoxit's there for a reason ;)14:02
cyphermoxand it also fails for a reason here: driver has its own rules and handles it properly14:03
kvalonah, hardware will provide the regdomain anyway14:03
cyphermoxkvalo, I think connman knows better14:03
kvaloI haven't checked, but most probably connman checks the country from ip and sets the regdomain based from that14:03
cyphermoxe.g you can give the right regdomain based on location, which the driver doesn't necessarily know14:03
kvalobut that's not really needed feature right now and most probably just exposes kernel bugs14:04
cyphermoxkvalo, otoh, this is details. for now things seem to work14:04
cyphermoxkvalo, this is not about feature though, really more about compliance14:04
kvaloin the future, then things are really stable setting regdomain based on location is safe.14:05
kvalobut that's so new stuff14:05
kvaloso there are definitely bugs.14:06
kvalofor example, I was reading last week about regdomain bugs in kernel14:06
cyphermoxwell, what I mean is it's not a crasher, so I don't think it should be taken out14:06
cyphermoxnot touched, maybe, if it's buggy but not crashing (better than none at all)14:06
kvaloit doesn't crash your setup14:06
cyphermoxno, it doesn't14:07
cyphermoxjust a log entry14:07
kvalobut might create problems for someone else14:07
kvalobut I don't care that much that I would start arguing about this :)14:07
cyphermoxhehe me neither14:08
kvalocyphermox: how does it work otherwise? btw, did you include my dhcp patch?14:16
cyphermoxyup14:18
kvalonice14:18
cyphermoxoh wait... this is going to be a little more difficult to test properly14:18
kvalogord: oh no, http://valadoc.org/valadoc.html doesn't work for me!14:19
* kvalo needs his valadoc14:20
gordkvalo, http://valadoc.org/references.html ?14:20
kvalogord: works, thanks :)14:20
gord:)14:21
DJKorbithi14:23
DJKorbitanyone here with troubles running your compiled version of unity?14:23
DJKorbiti'd like to share my pain with someone14:24
DJKorbiti'm getting a segfault when i try to launch unity's compiz plugin14:30
DJKorbiti'm using compiz from git repo14:30
lamalexapinheiro, i just replied to your testing email14:34
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mtrudelkvalo: apparently, my ppa packages don' t have the patch, but I did put it in the branch, so updating now to test this ;)14:35
kvalomtrudel: thanks14:36
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APIlamalex, ok, thanks, I will read it now14:39
lamalexwoo we are down to 18 NEW bugs in unity14:40
didrocks+ a few on the places and bamf/dee, but yeah, the bug number is way lower, good work dx!14:42
didrocks:)14:42
DJKorbitcan any of you help me to put my compiled version of unity running?14:43
DJKorbiti always get a segfault on compiz when i start unity14:43
lamalexDJKorbit, when it's printing out the nux information?14:43
DJKorbiti don't know, here is what i did14:44
DJKorbiti downloaded the source, compiled and installed this packages14:44
DJKorbitccsm                 compiz-with-glib-mainloop  nux            plugins-main14:44
DJKorbitcompizconfig-python  libcompizconfig            plugins-extra  unity14:44
DJKorbitin the order written in the INSTALL file in unity14:45
DJKorbiti run "compiz --replace cpp &" and i get an error saying that cpp does not exist14:45
DJKorbitthen i run ccsm and unity appears enabled, i disable it and enable it again, then i get the segfault14:45
DJKorbitthis is really annoying because i have code i want to test and i can't even test a printf to see if my code is running :(14:46
DJKorbiti think i've fixed the code for the launcher showing up unmounted volumes, but i can't test it14:47
lamalexAPI, what I suggested might be a little difficult as you need a compiz screen14:47
APIso TestPanel.cpp is somehow a compiz plugin?14:48
APIlamalex, ^14:48
APIas far as I see on this code14:48
lamalexno testpanel.cpp is not a compiz plugin14:49
APIit seems a standalone nux application14:49
lamalexyes14:49
APInot a compiz plugin14:49
APIthat is what Im answering on my email14:49
APIthat we can't use that approach14:49
APIat least14:49
APInot directly14:49
cyphermoxhey mtrudel14:49
mtrudelcyphermox: hey dude14:49
cyphermoxkvalo, mtrudel is my session on konversation w/ connman with your patch, let's see if it disconnects after 3 min (my dhcp lease time)14:50
lamalexAPI, yah that's why I said, "API, what I suggested might be a little difficult as you need a compiz screen"14:51
kvalohi mtrudel :)14:51
cyphermoxhehe14:51
cyphermoxso far so good14:51
APIlamalex, so you are suggesting more or less doing the same that in the TesPanel14:51
APIbut mixed with david proposal14:52
APIof looking the code14:52
APIof basic compiz plugins14:52
APIsomething like a "unity testing compiz plugin"14:52
cyphermoxkvalo, I think it would be nice to have some logging to let us know there was a dhcp renewal with no change; just in case we find out down the road that there's an issue14:53
cyphermoxkvalo, but I think this is proving that your patch works as expected applied to the package14:53
kvalocyphermox: with '-d' there is a message. if you see "changed = 0" or something like that there is no change14:54
cyphermoxoh14:54
cyphermoxcool, that's good enough14:54
DJKorbitlamalex, if i send you my patch, can you see if it fixes the mount bug?14:57
cyphermoxkvalo, perfect, just got a "changed 0"14:57
kvalocyphermox: I accidentally forgot that debug line to the patch ;)14:58
lamalexDJKorbit, no I am not able to run unity atm14:58
DJKorbitlamalex, ok14:58
lamalexDJKorbit, where is is segfaulting, how are you running unity that you know it's segfaulting?14:59
DJKorbiti'm calling through gnome-terminal14:59
DJKorbiti run compiz --replace and it exists with segfault once i activate the unity plugin in ccsm15:00
lamalexahh15:00
lamalexDJKorbit, ok so first off it's way easier to run 'unity' from the command line15:00
DJKorbitlamalex, i'll try that15:06
DJKorbitit doesn't work, i don't have window borders now15:07
DJKorbiti'll run the default unity from a text console export the display to :015:08
DJKorbiti'll try to use gdb to open the core dump15:08
DJKorbitwhere does the core dump go?15:09
DJKorbiti tried /var/crash15:11
DJKorbitwhat segfaulted was unity-panel-service15:11
DJKorbitExecutablePath: /usr/lib/unity/unity-panel-service15:11
DJKorbitignore that crash, it's from yesterday15:13
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kenvandineronoc, i proposed a branch porting to libnotify4-dev, so it doesn't depend on the deprecated libnotify15:26
kenvandineronoc, note the new libnotify dropped support for attaching to a widget15:26
ronockenvandine, any other way around not attaching to the widget ?15:33
bcurtiswxkenvandine, i am using your xchat-indicator but somehow my (locally built unity) isn't showing numbers when i'm highlighted15:34
bcurtiswxso i'll have to look as to why my unity isn't updating15:34
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kenvandinebcurtiswx, ping15:50
bcurtiswxkenvandine, thx.. indicator works, but not mind..15:50
* bcurtiswx \o/15:50
bcurtiswxmine*15:50
kenvandinehehe15:51
kenvandineany changes since last night?15:51
bcurtiswxnope15:51
kenvandineok, i'll try soonish15:51
kenvandineglad the xchat one works though15:51
kenvandine:-D15:51
bcurtiswxkenvandine, thx.  i'll let you know if i get anywhere :)15:51
* bcurtiswx bows down to kenvandine 15:52
bcurtiswxkenvandine, when you do look at the code.. don't laugh :P16:03
kenvandinebcurtiswx, i glanced at it last night... it looks remarkably like xchat-indicator :)16:04
kenvandinebcurtiswx, however, being nestled down in empathy's event code is going to make it need to be more complicated i suspect16:04
bcurtiswxkenvandine, yes well.. the count works. as the debug shows.. at least16:05
kenvandineoh... good :)16:06
kenvandinei'll look after i get through some of these DX releases16:06
kenvandinebcurtiswx, sorry i didn't get to it last night... i fell asleep with my laptop still open right after i got xchat-indicator uploaded :)16:07
bcurtiswxkenvandine, no need to be sorry :)16:08
bcurtiswxkenvandine, did todays unity libunity updates include the stuff we need for this, so I don't have to keep building from source16:09
kenvandineyes16:09
kenvandinei uploaded that fix last night before i crashed16:09
bcurtiswxOK, well then maybe unity will work for me.. lol16:10
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bcurtiswxping someone plz16:14
aruiztedg, ping16:16
* kenvandine waves to aruiz16:17
kenvandinebcurtiswx, ping16:17
aruizkenvandine, hey hey16:17
aruizhow are you doing?16:17
bcurtiswxkenvandine, once more, plz16:17
kenvandinegreat, and you?16:17
kenvandinebcurtiswx, ping once more16:17
aruizkenvandine, having some LibreOffice/DBusMenu fun16:18
bcurtiswxkenvandine, hmm, with todays libunity i don't see your numbers.. maybe somethings wrong on my system16:18
kenvandinearuiz, that really doesn't sound like fun16:18
kenvandine:)16:18
aruizkenvandine, it's painful, but somewhat rewarding16:18
bcurtiswxhmm, just got -0ubuntu5 for libunity3.. ping again :) i appreciate the help16:23
kenvandinebcurtiswx, ping16:24
bcurtiswxno numbers.. fully updated :-\16:24
bcurtiswxfor xchat-indicator16:24
kenvandineoh?16:25
kenvandineis it showing up in your indicator?16:25
bcurtiswxping again.. didn't look16:25
and471kvalo, hi16:32
and471kvalo, from first glance I can't see the root of the problem16:32
and471so I want to compile and run indicator-network-settings to see if I can fix it16:32
and471should libconnman work on maverick?16:33
dbarth_tedg: piti is offering to help get a fallback plan for nvidia in #ubuntu-meeting16:54
* apw wonders if the experimental package of gallium drivers might work for your purposes16:55
dbarth_lamalex: victopr is looking for the autopilot program, the current version will do if the c++ one is blocked16:55
dbarth_victorp rather16:55
dbarth_apw: we'de rather get nvidia, as this is what users will most probably run16:55
dbarth_ie, what we will recommend for natty16:55
apwdbarth_, no pretty boot for them then16:56
dbarth_but yeah, for a 2-weeks solution16:56
dbarth_ie, to let developers continue to work16:56
apwyeah16:56
dbarth_apw: thanks for proposing to help16:56
apwone should ask bryce about the xorg-retro PPA, that might be utilised too16:57
dbarth_tedg: ^^16:59
apw<tjaalton> apw: libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental16:59
apwis the gallium stuff one might try16:59
lamalexdbarth_, I updated the python one in trunk yesterday to fix the indent error17:00
lamalexdidrocks, did you make that packaging fix?17:00
dbarth_lamalex: super, thanks17:00
dbarth_lamalex: just reference it on the unity wiki page somewhere, and you'll get customers; they're waiting at the door: they all want it ;)17:00
didrockslamalex: you mean, taking your latest version?17:00
dbarth_victorp, the xorg guys17:01
dbarth_cool17:01
lamalexdbarth_, ok17:01
lamalexdidrocks, yah- we were going to install it to like /usr/lib/unity or something17:01
didrockslamalex: no, I didn't think about it (add to an install target): please open a bug so that I can think we I have some time17:02
lamalex:(17:02
didrockssorry but ETOOMANYPING17:02
lamalexwe talked about it in Dallas17:02
didrockslamalex: I know, I have to change the upstream cmake file17:02
didrocks(so not really packaging)17:02
lamalexdbarth_, I will update a wiki page sometime today, in the mean time can you tell victor it's in unity trunk tools/autopilot.py17:03
jcastrokklimonda: did you get my mail wrt. transmission and progress bar thingies?17:09
nmarquesgood people, will we have a libindicate release soon ?17:28
nmarqueslast file name changes on dbusmenu trigger build side effects on libindicate17:29
lamalexoubiwann_, this is where bug info has been going https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnityFilingBugs17:51
lamalexincluding triage stuff17:51
oubiwann_lamalex: awesome, thanks17:52
lamalexgabaug, http://i.imgur.com/KKCOw.png17:54
lamalexbe right back17:55
lamalexerm, sorry17:55
lamalexwhere is ted?18:02
nmarquestedg, hi, do you have planned an update for libindicate ?18:06
tedgnmarques, update?  Today?18:09
nmarquestedg, yeah a new release, the latest changes on dbusmenu broke libindicate for me :(18:10
kenvandinenmarques, how so?18:11
kenvandineis it just the build?18:11
tedgnmarques, Uhg, I didn't realize it broke.  So, need to fix it before I can release it :)18:11
nmarquestedg, Couldn't find include 'Dbusmenu-Glib-0.4.gir'18:11
kenvandineright18:11
nmarquestedg, indicator-sound also the same ;)18:11
kenvandinethat would be an easy patch :)18:12
kenvandinejust rename it18:12
kenvandinenmarques, i proposed a branch to ronoc for indicator-sound already18:12
nmarqueskenvandine, I haven't looked at it yet, cause I'm still updating other stuff18:12
kenvandineok18:12
nmarqueskenvandine, but from my repo, those 2 packages seem to be the only ones with a problem so far18:12
kenvandinejust replace Dbusmenu-Glib-0.4 with Dbusmenu-0.4 in Makefile.am18:12
kenvandinewe renamed that to fix introspection18:13
nmarquesyeah, I've seen the changelogs ;)18:13
kenvandineok18:13
lamalextedg, do there is little to nothing about triaging on that wiki page duncan emailed. I really don't even know where to start since my technique is, "do I know what the problem is? Yes -> Confirms | No -> Ask for glxinfo/drivers" :P18:13
tedglamalex, Heh, in general it should be "does it look like there's enough information to debug" else "ask for more info" -- but surely more debugging techniques is useful.18:15
tedglamalex, We should probably work on that some as well.18:15
tedglamalex, Like, how do you get the data out of the places to see if they're broken.18:15
lamalexyou mean Places (tm)18:16
lamalex?18:16
tedglamalex, Yeah, there should be some way with dee, no?18:16
nmarqueskenvandine, I've fixed it, do you want me to submit the patches ?18:16
lamalextedg, I actually don't know18:16
tedgPerhaps we could do an apport hook or something...18:16
tedgnmarques, Actually, I fixed it too :)18:17
tedgnmarques, So no need :)18:17
tedgThank you though!18:17
nmarquestedg, a release is better for me, cause the less patches the better ;)18:17
nmarquestedg, np18:17
tedgnmarques, Yeah, can do.18:18
nmarquestedg, awesome ;P18:18
jcastroDBO: did you see trevino's menu fade merge proposal from yesterday?18:28
DBOjcastro, no18:28
jcastroDBO: https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/unity/fading-title18:44
jcastroit appears that you're on it18:44
DBOjcastro, i didn't do that18:44
DBOsomeone else di18:44
DBOd18:44
DBOoh that one!18:45
DBOyeah I think thats merged18:45
tedglamalex, Here's the one I wrote previously: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingGNOMEPowerManager18:45
tedglamalex, That may have some ideas.18:46
lamalexcool18:46
tedgnmarques, https://launchpad.net/libindicate/0.5/0.4.9318:50
nmarquestedg, ;) thx18:51
lamalextedg, that page is pretty detailed, nice18:54
DBOgnome-power-manager has a significant memory leak18:58
tedglamalex, What else can we ask for unity?  Perhaps dump the panel-service?18:58
tedgDBO, It seems to be libappindicator, though we've been unable to effectively isolate it.18:58
lamalexintrospection dumb18:59
lamalexdump18:59
DBOtedg really...18:59
DBOif the leak is there its likely elsewhere too18:59
tedgDBO, Yes, but on some systems GPM rebuilds the menu several times a second, so it's most noticible there.18:59
tedgDBO, I actually think that it's in the GTK menu code, but I have no proof.19:00
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DBOtedg, is it possible to stub out methods to deal with gtk menu?19:02
tedgDBO, possibly, but since the app is the one allocating all those, and we're responding to them.  I'm not sure it'd prove that it's GtkMenu's fault even if we did.19:03
tedgDBO, bug 56927319:06
ubot5Launchpad bug 569273 in indicator-application (Ubuntu Lucid) "memory leak in gnome-power-manager" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56927319:06
tedglamalex, Didn't smspillaz have a mode to dump compiz's memory, should we put that in the doc?19:08
lamalexhm maybe19:09
lamalexsmspillaz, ^ wake up19:09
smspillaztedg: yes, the debug spew plugin19:10
smspillaz(I'm not awake)19:10
tedgsmspillaz, How does one do that?19:11
smspillaztedg: ccsm -> debug spewer -> enable it -> set the keybinding -> wait for something bad to happen -> press keybinding -> send /tmp/compiz_internal_state$pid to me19:11
smspillazor to whoever19:11
kenvandinetedg, is libindicate the last for the day?19:13
jcastroDBO: man I just found the coolest launcher bug, I had to take a video, you're going to love this19:15
DBOjcastro, is it the one where the hiding flips the hell out19:15
jcastroyeah19:15
jcastroit's totally awesome19:15
* kenvandine wants to see19:16
jcastroone sec19:17
spikebhmm, release schedule got changed a bit.19:17
jcastrokenvandine: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5720/nice_one_jason.ogv19:18
spikebLOL love the name19:19
jcastroheh19:19
jcastroI love how my pithos icon inexplicably just attached itself to the mouse pointer19:19
DBOjcastro, you have such fail in me19:19
spikebhaha19:19
DBOjcastro, can you figure out how to trigger it reliably?19:20
DBOthats been the hardest part of fixing that19:20
jcastroyes, switching to any non-static option in ccsm19:20
jcastroif I turn off autohide it works19:20
jcastrobut any autohide mode makes it go like that19:20
DBOwait what?19:20
DBOevery time?19:20
jcastroyeah19:20
DBOseriously...19:21
jcastroDodge active window seems to make it the most spastic19:21
jcastrowith the other hides it tries to come out but jiggles and gives up19:21
jcastrowhen I do dodge active window it basically sits there jiggling indefinately19:22
DBOworks fine here...19:22
jcastroI take it there's no bug for this yet?19:22
DBOsimply reporting the bug to me wont get it fixed :P19:23
DBOi need your help19:23
DBOsee you can reproduce the problem19:23
jcastroevery time19:23
DBOalso I want you to know you have no fun games19:23
DBO(off topic I know)19:23
jcastroyeah, we can do some cheap xbl stuff though19:23
DBOfair enough19:23
jcastrook so I'll file a bug and start documenting19:23
DBOwhat version of unity do you have?19:24
jcastrojust updated today, whatever's in natty19:24
kenvandinejcastro, that's good stuff man19:24
DBOtedg, my date time indicator is now just a time indicator19:25
DBOI am annoyed19:25
DBOhow do I fix this?19:25
kenvandinegsettings19:26
DBOgsettings has no gui kenvandine19:26
DBONO GUI19:26
kenvandineone sec19:26
tedgDBO, dconf-editor19:26
jcastrohttp://askubuntu.com/questions/17226/how-do-i-show-the-date-in-the-clock-indicator19:26
tedgDBO, In dconf-tools19:27
jcastroDBO: see that link19:27
jcastroand then give the guy some upboats19:27
kenvandinegsettings set com.canonical.indicator.datetime show-date true19:27
kenvandineDBO, ^^19:28
tedgYeah, jcastro can you edit that for natty?19:28
DBOit already is true19:28
tedgThat worked for Lucid, but in Natty it needs to be "com.canonical"19:28
DBOits still just a time indicator19:28
kenvandineDBO, use my command19:28
kenvandineif that doesn't work, there is a bug and it is tedg's fault19:28
kenvandine:-D19:28
jcastrotedg: I certainly can19:29
DBOkenvandine, +2 internets!19:29
bcurtiswxkenvandine, i must say, i like having the date on my panel. yes19:31
* kenvandine doesn't19:31
bcurtiswxmost mornings I wake up and don't know what day it is until i check my phone or my computer.. lol19:31
jcastrotedg: for 10.10 it's still org.ayatana I assume?19:31
DBObcurtiswx, totally agree19:31
DBO"what is today's date" is a very common question to hear from me19:32
kenvandinejcastro, no it is com.canonical19:32
kenvandineoh19:32
kenvandinefor 10.1019:32
kenvandineyes19:32
kenvandineorg.ayatana19:32
jcastrohttp://askubuntu.com/questions/17226/how-do-i-show-the-date-in-the-clock-indicator19:32
tedgjcastro, correct19:32
jcastrowe're all set now19:32
kenvandinewe should make sure all the indicators are using that new name19:32
* kenvandine knows some aren't19:33
* kenvandine will do that19:33
* tedg thinks kenvandine should talk to himself more often19:33
kenvandinetedg, done with releases for today?19:33
spikebspikeb, kenvandine here had an interesting idea.19:33
tedgkenvandine, yup19:33
kenvandinetedg, great19:34
DBOhehe19:34
DBOthe girlfriend is playing deadspace19:34
DBOits awesome to watch19:34
jcastroDBO: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/71736419:38
DBOjcastro, you dont have to make up bugs to get my attention :)19:39
bcurtiswxbrb19:41
jcastroDBO: I like to be ignored just like everyone else!19:43
bcurtiswx_back19:44
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bcurtiswxkenvandine, if you want to push the empathy fixes, go ahead :)19:52
kenvandinepush?19:52
kenvandinedid you get it fixed?19:52
nmarquesguys one tiny question19:59
nmarqueson the application menu indicator, for example if we opne empathy it displays the correct menu, if we close it and re-open it through the indicator-messages, it does no longer displays the menu... does this also happens on Ubuntu ?20:00
kenvandinenmarques, not happening for me20:06
nmarqueskenvandine, ;(20:09
bcurtiswxkenvandine, it works for new IM's20:12
tedgnmarques, Yes, it happens for me... have to blame mterry for that one... I know why :)20:13
nmarquestedg, anyway I can fix it ? :)20:28
tedgnmarques, Yeah, I probably wont' get to it today though.20:40
nmarquestedg, I'll wait, no worries with that20:41
nmarquestedg, I still have a lot to do on compiz for unity :(20:41
lamalexwe have so many incomplete bugs I have volunteered to triage20:57
lamalexfml20:57
lamalexSo part of the problem is that thunderbird is a giant piece of crap for filtering these launchpad headers.20:58
tedglamalex, Yes, you'll probably need procmail.20:58
tedglamalex, I had to break down and set that up.  It's the only way.20:59
lamalexUGH20:59
lamalexIf I slam my head into the corner of a wall because of bug triaging, do I get workers comp?20:59
tedglamalex, No, but slamming your head into GL surfaces does count ;)21:00
lamalexhaha21:00
lamalexOk I'll just paint some polygons onto it21:00
lamalexwho will know the difference21:00
nattylivetest-1greetings21:28
nattylivetest-1testdriving, natty alpha 2 and something hit me just now: I was instinctively reaching for the top left menu button while having FF4 in full screen, which made the side bar slide in, so I could reach for the desktop switcher... that might sound like "working as intended" for you, but it's my first taste of Unity 3d, yet that felt natural, so kudos to the people involved21:33
nattylivetest-1BUT21:33
nattylivetest-1(if anyone's listening?)21:33
lamalexDEEBS21:37
lamalexnattylivetest-1, i am listening21:37
nattylivetest-1lamalex: great! are you part of the Unity team?21:39
lamalexyes21:39
nattylivetest-1even better21:39
lamalexso is DBO and the launcher is his baby21:39
nattylivetest-1ok :)21:39
lamalexhis ugly ugly baby21:39
nattylivetest-1hmm hang on21:39
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DBOugly?21:40
DBOnobody has ever made a more integrated launcher21:40
DBOever21:40
PsynoKhi0anyway.... ;)21:40
lamalexyah but it never stops crying21:41
PsynoKhi0so I thought it was great that it felt natural to me (though I had to first get a fullscreen app up to see the trick)21:42
lamalexhow old is it? and it still uses a bottle?21:42
DBOits like 6 months21:42
DBOso yeah21:42
DBObottle fed still21:42
DBOi love when you stop a build halfway through21:42
DBOand then your terminal text is purple until you start another build21:42
lamalexhaha that doesn't happen to me21:43
DBOit does if you exit while the text is purple21:43
DBOback21:44
PsynoKhi0though how about brand new users? I'm going through the docs on Canonical's website, though it doesn't look like anything's in place to make first time users comfortable with the UI... You know something that would answer an e.g. windows user's "now what?" once the Unity desktop shows up21:45
PsynoKhi0well, anyone who has or hasn't past experience with desktop UIs for that matter21:46
lamalexuh, there are like a total of 5 people who haven't used a computer before who will come into contact with unity21:48
lamalexand for them it will be the first time21:48
lamalexso it won't matter theyll be a blank slate21:48
PsynoKhi1compiz crashed :(21:50
lamalexPsynoKhi1, so the thing about docs is that right now it's pointless21:51
lamalexthings are changing so much21:51
lamalexthat behavior will be different, look, etc21:51
lamalexsometime after feature freeze we will have docs for how to use and stuff21:52
PsynoKhi1erm ok though I meant: anyone working on e.g. first steps onscreen help thingy?21:52
PsynoKhi1FSOHT is a kickbutt acronym acutally....21:53
PsynoKhi1actually even21:53
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lamalexPsynoKhi1, uh i don't actually know21:54
PsynoKhi1ah21:54
lamalexthat would be a /great/ contribution though21:54
lamalexif you want to help out21:54
PsynoKhi1any little step that helps me get closer to the point where I can walk into a computer shop of my choice, and get out with a lappy of my choice with the OS of my choice on it, I'd gladly help, and since I think that NOT freaking out new users with an alien UI should increase mainstream adoption... sure thing!21:56
PsynoKhi1can't code for the life of me though, I can setup a design draft if that's enough for now?21:58
lamalexwell docs are not code21:58
lamalexdocs are just writing21:58
lamalexso if you're literate, you can help ;)21:58
lamalexnjpatel, DBO, jcastro, do we have a user documentation plan?21:58
lamalexare we going to go the yelp route?21:58
lamalexmallard or whatever it's called21:59
DBOi think that would be ideal21:59
jcastrono clue21:59
PsynoKhi1leetureight I am21:59
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PsynoKhi0brb22:02
lamalexWho here is running unity. Can you try and reproduce this https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/69282322:06
jcastroi've logged in like 4 times today and haven't had that22:10
jcastrohtorque: how about you?22:10
PsynoKhi0lamalex: does submitting a suggestion about an UI help system risk hurting a few egos though? I mean, that's kind of like admitting the UI isn't intuitive enough....22:11
jcastrolamalex: do you see this by any chance? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/71736422:12
lamalexPsynoKhi0, well maybe I don't understand what you're suggesting22:12
lamalexit sounded like you had no problems and Unity behaved as you'd expected without you even knowing how it was going to behave22:13
jcastroPsynoKhi0: what I recommend is around freeze time we'll  likely be asking for people to help document stuff22:13
jcastrothat would be the ideal time to jump in22:13
jcastroPsynoKhi0: For example we could use some help documenting keyboard shortcuts as a start: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/KeyboardShortcuts22:14
lamalexPsynoKhi0, in the mean time if there are pieces of the ui where you think the interaction needs improvement, file a bug22:17
lamalexyou don't have to have the fix22:17
PsynoKhi0erm there are keyboard shortcuts? o.O got no run menu with alt+F2 so I thought "screw this" heh22:17
lamalexi was trying to figure out why those weren't working and realized I wasn't using unity22:19
PsynoKhi0ok here's the thing: I burned natty alpha 2 on a CD to run a live session, so I could get a feeling of how Unity worked, and to see if there was any on-screen hints I thought a person with no previous experience of Ubuntu might find useful to learn their way around the UI22:21
* spikeb nods and listens22:21
PsynoKhi0though you might every well be expecting 1. the UI to be intuitive enough (which by all means would be the best one could wish for) 2. the user to adopt a hit-and-miss approach (which IMO won't cut it for the masses of - pardon my cynism)22:22
PsynoKhi0masses of Joe Sixpack*22:23
PsynoKhi0hmm does Canonical still aims at hitting big on the consumer desktop/handled market?22:25
PsynoKhi0aim*22:25
spikebwith all the ranting about user experience, I would guess yes.22:26
PsynoKhi0are Ubuntu devices on the shelves of large consumer electronics retail store part of the equation?22:28
PsynoKhi0stores*22:28
spikebI have no idea.22:28
PsynoKhi0ok... the reason I'm asking is a reference to how the first netbooks did quite hit big, I've never found much info as to WHY, MS was way too happy pulling out numbers on the return rate of Linux-based netbooks, though I suppose that no one ever bothered giving buyers a quick run-through of the device, Joe Sixpack went home, if he wasn't scared by the new UI he managed to somehow download an exe of his favorite program, which wouldn't22:35
PsynoKhi0run, end of the road - in other words: Joe Sixpack can't be bothered with hit-and-miss22:35
PsynoKhi0didn't quite hit big*22:36
PsynoKhi0literate indeed >.<22:36
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lamalextedg, are you around?22:45
htorquejcastro, sorry, was busy - no, haven't seen compiz crash in a while now23:18
PsynoKhi0compiz crashed for me, running natty alpha 2 LiveCD, radeon HD4670... I was trying to alt-tab to bring a terminal window to the foreground (it was hidden beinh fullscreen FF4)23:27
PsynoKhi0though that might have been solved in daily builds :)23:27
lamalexDBO, are you still here?23:51

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