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=== Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth
RAOFDAMNIT!  I need something on this screen to say “I know this screen is in front of the keyboard, but typing on that keyboard isn't going to work, it's not driven by that computer”03:58
JanClol04:01
RAOFWhat's even worse is that computer is *on*, so the keyboard actually does do stuff.  The monitor's got two inputs…04:02
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knittlquickly tested: nvidia-current does *not* work with 2 monitors at full resolution13:28
knittli don't have time to give further information – maybe tonight or tomorrow13:29
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cndbryce_, fyi, pkg-create-dbgsym has been fixed, so when we upload the new evdev with the bug fix for fta we'll have a dbgsym package again16:01
apparlehey guys, the natty alpha2 comes with r300g driver for radeon or the old radeon driver?16:11
bjsniderknittl, have you discussed this issue with nvidia?16:25
knittlbjsnider: in #nvidia?16:26
knittland afk again :D16:26
bjsniderno16:26
bjsnideron the nvforums site16:26
knittlhm no16:26
knittli haven't16:26
knittlgotta register there16:27
tjaaltonapparle: not sure about the alpha2-image, but current natty uses gallium by default for radeon16:27
apparletjaalton: I checked that, it is using gallium.16:27
bjsniderknittl, http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=4667816:27
apparleBut I get a lot of screen corruption on kde even when all the effects are disabled16:27
knittli'll have a look. laters16:28
tjaaltonapparle: that's probably just a bug in -ati. fixed upstream if it's the one I'm thinking about..16:29
apparleand I just can't enable the effects now. which I was able to on the old radeon driver16:29
apparleso where do I report the bug, what is the package called now?16:31
tjaaltonuse x-x-v-ati for now16:33
apparleearlier the Kwin effects used to work using the option LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT, but now it is not working even with that. I just get black screen with only cursor16:35
bdmurraybryce_: I'm see some weird video artifacts when clicking drop down boxes that go away as the data is filled in on using radeon18:44
Amaranthah, that bug again18:46
bryce_bdmurray, yeah I'm seeing it too18:52
bryce_bdmurray, I started noticing it about 4-5 days ago, you?18:52
bdmurraytoday but I've been slow to upgrade18:53
bryce_we haven't rolled new -ati afaik but there was a new xserver and other bits18:53
bryce_bdmurray, mind filing a bug?  might give me some extra info to compare your logs to mine18:54
AmaranthOh, I thought you were talking about fglrx18:55
AmaranthBut I guess you couldn't be, it doesn't work :)18:55
LLStarks-intel, why must you make me so sad...20:41
cndugh, feels like I'm so far away from anything more than ppa upload rights...21:29
cndppu, I mean21:30
RAOFcnd ?21:33
cndRAOF, just was in front of the dmb21:33
cndI don't have enough experience for motu even21:33
cndapparently21:33
cndI just don't have much interest in adding tasks to my day just so I can get upload rights21:34
bdmurraybryce_: bug 72680721:35
ubot4Launchpad bug 726807 in xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu) "drawing of drop down boxes produces artifacts temporarily (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/72680721:35
RAOFDo they expect motu qualification before ppu rights?21:36
cndRAOF, no, I've got ppu rights21:36
cndnow for utouch stuff too21:36
cndbut I asked about motu rights21:36
cndand I couldn't get anything concrete out of them other than that I need more experience21:36
RAOFMaybe we *should* get an X package set.21:38
tjaaltoncnd: sorry, i forgot to write "hear hear" to your wikipage below bryce's looong comment :P21:45
cndtjaalton, :)21:45
cndnp21:45
cndI got the utouch upload rights21:45
tjaaltonbetter than nothing then21:45
cndI asked what I needed for motu21:45
tjaaltonbut yeah, ppu rights for the x-swat packages might make sense21:46
cndand one of them said that maybe my motu sponsors could tell me when they thought I was ready21:46
cndand I said, they all do :)21:46
cndso I dunno21:46
tjaaltonheh21:46
cndthe dmb seems like a very nebulous thing21:46
cndI don't like going in front of it21:46
tjaaltonwell, one step at a time I guess21:46
cndI've heard it's gotten harder over the years21:47
cndquite a lot harder21:47
tjaaltonprobably so21:48
bjsnidercnd, all of the MOTUs are yale grads and members of skull & bones. coincidence? i think not...22:36
cndheh22:37
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stgrabercnd: I'm sure you'll become MOTU soon enough, keep up the great work.23:11
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cndstgraber, :)23:11
cndit's just hard to muster up any energy to get there23:11
cndand even when I'm there, it's just a stepping stone to what would actually be helpful to me23:12
cndwhich is core dev23:12
cndso in the end, is it worth it for me to spend the amount of effort to get to core dev, just so I don't have to ping bryce_ or tjaalton or didrocks every time I need something uploaded?23:13
stgraberwell, you are one of these cases where I would +1 for core-dev but not for MOTU based on your current upload history ;)23:14
cndstgraber, if that's the case, then should I apply for core dev straight?23:14
stgraberwe usually like to see contributions in universe before giving MOTU, but once you'll have MOTU it'll be super easy for you to become coredev23:14
stgrabercnd: the tricky part at the moment is that coredev gives you motu ;) but whenever you apply, try to have some uploads/merges in universe and apply directly for coredev23:15
cndstgraber, I've been collating endorsements here for coredev: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ChaseDouglas/DeveloperApplication-CoreDev23:15
cnddo you think I need more?23:15
cnd(I wasn't sure whether to apply just for coredev or not, given my upload history)23:16
stgraberthat way it'll show you're fine with working with not so well maintained packages in universe and as far as I'm concerned you already showed that you know how to maintain stuff in main23:16
stgraberyour main upload history is "I think" good enough to apply for coredev, the only point that might be problematic is the lack of work in universe. Mostly meaning we don't see if you know how to do package merges from Debian, work with weird packaging (old debhelper, not so well done cdbs, ...)23:17
cndstgraber, ok23:17
cndstgraber, what's the best way to get that experience?23:18
cnddo I need to troll for certain types of bugs?23:18
cndI really don't know how universe stuff works :)23:18
stgraberlooking at the list of merges early in the 11.10 cycle would probably be the easiest as there'll be plenty of merges to do23:18
cndI mean, I do technically23:18
cndstgraber, what list is this?23:19
cndI can knock out merges in no time23:19
stgraberhttps://merges.ubuntu.com/23:19
cndI used to do tens of them a day in an rpm distro a few years back23:19
cndstgraber, ahh, ok, I'll do that then23:19
stgraberhttps://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html being the most interesting23:20
cndok, now that I have a pointer of work to do, I can get cracking :)23:20
stgraberas we're past feature freeze, there probably isn't much left to do for merges, maybe some bugfix releases though23:20
cndthanks!23:20
cndyeah23:20
stgraberno problem23:20
cndRAOF, bryce_: there's a microsoft dongle that is a wireless receiver that tells the machine that it has every possible key/rel axis/abs axis/etc. all the time23:21
cndand the kernel is actually assigning event codes that don't even exist!23:21
cndthis is what fta is seeing23:22
cndI'm trying to figure out how to not make evdev crash on such devices23:22
RAOF:)23:22

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