[00:29] chrisccoulson, hey, that issue with appmenu and apps that can have their windows closed (thanks to indicators) has extended to minimized apps :( [00:30] ?? [00:30] bug #718926 [00:30] Launchpad bug 718926 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) "Some apps don't integrate to appmenu after having their windows closed" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/718926 [00:30] It's happening to minimized applications too [00:31] due to the nature of that bug, that's impossible. it must be a different bug [00:31] (and i'm not seeing it at all) [00:31] Have you done today's updates? [00:31] It started happening before 3.6.2, I think [00:32] hmmm, yeah, i've just tried that after restarting my session [00:45] How do I reset the unity launcher to its default launchers? === ogra is now known as Guest2736 === Guest2736 is now known as ogra_ === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero [07:37] good morning [08:01] good morning [08:05] hey everybody [08:14] good morning [08:15] http://i.imgur.com/QEECE.png this is "normal" ? (unity-2D panel) [08:47] kamstrup: ZOMG, I have some time to work on alt F2 now! :) [08:47] didrocks: teh zhock! [08:48] didrocks: if you already branched off lp:unity-place-applications you'd better re-pull it because there where quite a lot of refactoring going on in the latest release [08:49] didrocks: and did you notice how fast app searching is with latest unity+u-p-a? :-D [08:50] kamstrup: yeah, I rebased already :) [08:50] kamstrup: and right! it litteraly rocks! [08:51] didrocks: sweet :-) so you're using bzr rebase? [08:51] kamstrup: I also love now the "by popularity" order [08:51] didrocks: yeah, it feels much more natural [08:51] kamstrup: well, I didn't get much time to work on it, so it was easier to uncommit + bzr pull [08:51] didrocks: that's the manual rebase ;-) [08:51] yeh ;) [08:52] kamstrup: so, you are stripping the exec key in unity-package-search.cc [08:52] kamstrup: I think I'll use that to find the corresponding icon (if one) [08:52] the thing is that you are not keeping the full command line [08:52] like gnome-screenshot --interactive [08:53] and we can maybe have different desktop file with the same basename (see nautilus) but different options [08:55] didrocks: right, i'm not keeping the full command line because i'm just extracting what I want to be searchable [08:57] didrocks: we can store the full command line as a value in the index, but I don't think we want to index the --interactive part fx [08:57] didrocks: by "storing" i basically mean annotating the index entry with non-searchable metadata [08:58] didrocks: by why not just look up the .desktop file from the UnityPackageInfo.desktop_file ? [08:59] kamstrup: hum? not sure to get you on that [08:59] let's take the nautilus example [08:59] if I type "nautilus", I want a match on nautilus.desktop [09:00] if I type "nautilus --no-desktop", I wans a match on nautilus-home.desktop [09:00] oh... [09:00] (ok, that's a lazy example, but we can take other examples like evolution which has multiple desktop file) [09:00] didrocks: that's going to be very tricky [09:01] kamstrup: why? can't we just add the full name and have a match on that? [09:01] full exec name* [09:02] didrocks: ok - the deal is that "nautilus --no-desktop" is converted intot the query "nautilus AND no AND desktop" [09:03] with Xapian? [09:03] didrocks: so you'd also get a hit if the user typed "no" [09:03] didrocks: yes [09:03] kamstrup: should I rewrite a manual parser like the run command dialog one? [09:03] (looking at all desktop file and such? :/) [09:03] didrocks: atleast that's the default behaviour, you can add manual tweaks over this, but then matters get complex quickly [09:04] "of course", how can it be simple? :) [09:04] didrocks: but I question the value of having "nautilus --no-desktop" match the home folder icon... [09:04] that seems like a detail for the fineschmeckers [09:04] kamstrup: well, I think with evolution is make more sense [09:04] like evolution -c mail and evolution -c calendar [09:05] didrocks: what I think you want is really for the user to type "evo" and then you can autocomplete "evolution -c mail" or "evolution -c calendar" [09:05] or whatever, but anyway, we should try to launch the desktop file if we have it (for bamf matching) and command line directly if we have no match [09:06] right [09:06] but what we want as well, is to get corresponding desktop file if they exist [09:06] so that we can launch the desktop file and not the command line [09:06] and make bamf life easier [09:06] right [09:07] yeah so, not that easy ;) [09:07] see* [09:07] kamstrup: so, basically, if I can't reuse one of your cache, it's to redo the parsing manually, but I would prefer avoiding that path… [09:08] didrocks: i probably wouldn't accept patches that takes a path around the xapian index [09:09] didrocks: doing proper matching on utf-8 strings is tricky [09:09] yeah, I can understand [09:09] didrocks: and we'd run a big risk of having inconsistent matching patterns [09:09] so avoid xapian and 2nd cache? [09:31] I'm looking for someone to look at the following diff and tell whether I'm on the right track: https://code.launchpad.net/~artfwo/unity/fix-for-728598/+merge/52523 === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|afk [10:26] does anyone here have access to the original file for the timezone maps? trying to fix https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/651064 [10:26] Ubuntu bug 651064 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Missing pixmap for Australia/Eucla timezone" [Medium,Confirmed] [10:43] mpt, mpt_: do you have access to the source files for the timezone map in ubiquity? [10:44] * mpt scowls at mpt_ [10:45] hadess, try Evan Dandrea (ev in #ubuntu-installer) -- we want to put it in a library so it's easy for time + date settings to reuse [10:45] I don't know where the files are, sorry [10:45] * aruiz enjoys the wonders of Red Hat - Ubuntu collaboration [10:45] hadess, maybe in https://code.launchpad.net/ubiquity [10:48] hadess, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk/view/head:/ubiquity/plugins/ubi-timezone.py might be it [10:50] gord: hello, should the variable launcher size you just merged already work (i.e., show up in ccsm)? [10:50] htorque, yes, if you make install and your compiz is set up correctly it will show up in ccsm [10:53] gord: thanks, then i'll have to try again, because it's not showing up here (/usr/share/compiz/unityshell.xml contains the icon_size option) [10:53] htorque, its in the experimental tab if thats any help ;) [10:55] htorque: yeah, will give it another try :-) [10:58] gord: was using the wrong unity plugin (had one left in ~/.compiz-1), works fine now :-) [10:58] :) === ogra_ is now known as ogra [11:11] mpt: no, those aren't the "source" files === MacSlow|afk is now known as MacSlow [11:11] mpt: i wanted the original files for the images used there [11:12] hadess, I don't know sorry. ev will know. [11:12] mpt: the images in http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk/files/head:/pixmaps/timezone/ are resized [11:12] mpt: thanks [12:10] kamstrup: is there an easy way to transform a string separated by : in a iterator in val? [12:10] somethink like foo.split(":") in python [12:10] vala* [12:11] didrocks, there should be a foo.split function actually [12:11] didrocks, http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/unstable/glib-String-Utility-Functions.html#g-strsplit [12:11] aruiz: oh realy? awesome! :) [12:11] thankks, looking [12:11] didrocks, look for that function somewhere in the vapis [12:11] didrocks: maxtokens arg is optional in vala [12:12] Which version of qt used unity-2d? [12:12] kamstrup: sorry, I don't get you ;) I just want to iterate on the directoy in Environment.get_variable("PATH") === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:12] rsajdok, 4.7.1 and 4.7.2 iirc [12:13] didrocks: foreach (var path in pathvar.split(":")) { do_stuff (path); } [12:13] yeah, with the split function then! [12:13] awesome :) [12:13] (might be older than 4.7.1, whatever was default in maverick) [12:19] ogra: thanks [12:32] 1 [12:33] senior njpatel [12:33] :) [13:04] m_conley_away: how to build messagingmenu-extension [13:10] seiflotfy_, dude! [13:10] I was unwell over the weekend so I didn't get much hacking done [13:10] njpatel, did u see my branch yet [13:10] CRAP [13:10] better now? [13:10] bear with me, I'm going to try and do something for thurs [13:10] yeah, much better after some pills :) === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === daker_ is now known as daker === kamstrup is now known as kamstrup|away [14:01] * bcurtiswx waves to room === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:38] DBO, could I poke you a little more about the trashcan bug? [14:43] m_conley: how to build messagingmenu-extension [14:43] Mark__T: hey - the build process is a little tricky...installing the addon from it's AMO page is probably your best bet. [14:44] well I don't have indicate.so.5 yet [14:45] m_conley: still with indicate.so.4 and libdbusmenu-glib.so.1 [14:45] Mark__T: hm...not willing to upgrade I suppose? :p [14:46] need to check if that doesn't break our whole stack :-) [14:49] Mark__T: alright, so I'll assume you have the code checked out, and you have the thunderbird-3.1.9-dev package installed, along with the build dependencies for Thunderbird...is that correct? [14:50] njpatel, hello! I'm working on mnemonics for appmenu, and first things first, I'm adding mnemonics for non-top entries. but the underline is always showing, not just when alt is pressed. Is unity doing something special with the gtk-auto-mnemonics property? [14:51] njpatel, (or using a style that might do something special with it) [14:56] mterry, "non top entries", you mean inside the actual popup menu? [14:56] m_conley: not yet, but I'm on it [14:56] njpatel, yeah, they weren't getting their mnemonics set either [14:56] njpatel, then I'll tackle showing the menu with alt and all that [14:57] Mark__T: you'll also need autoconf2.13 [14:58] njpatel, you can see the always-underline behavior with the firefox appmenu too [14:58] exactly 2.13 or at least 2.13? [14:59] Mark__T: exactly 2.13. apt-get install autoconf2.13 should do it. [14:59] not on a debian based system [14:59] let me check if we have that [14:59] Mark__T: oh, you're on debian...you have the messaging menu working on Debian? [14:59] cool. :) [15:00] no not on anything debian related, I'm on foresight [15:02] m_conley: we're using the indicator thing for a while, so we need a way to make thunderbird behave .-) [15:02] Mark__T: hrm...not 100% familiar with that distro... cool that you got libindicator up and running though. [15:02] Mark__T: let me know when you have your dependencies installed, and I'll give you the next step. [15:03] kenvandine: did it, some years ago :-D [15:03] hey Mark__T [15:03] m_conley: need to leave anyway, I try to remember, coming back on this tomorrow [15:04] Mark__T: coolbeans. See you then! [15:04] hi kenvandine btw [15:04] m_conley: thx [15:06] mterry, we don't actually touch the actual GtkMenus that popup, they are just given to us by the indicator and shown from the service (not inside unity) [15:06] mterry, however the service disables appmenu itself, so maybe thats why that code isn't being used? [15:07] "disables appmenu itself"? [15:10] UBUNTU_MENUPROXY="" [15:10] before gtk_init [15:11] mterry, so if the "only show mnemonics when alt is pressed" is in the appmenu loadable module, then it's not going to effect the indicators loaded by the service [15:12] njpatel, no, the "only show mnemonics on alt" is part of most standard gtk themes [15:13] okay, I didn't realise it was controlled by the theme [15:14] Was unity rewritten from scratch when it moved to compiz? [15:14] just the views [15:15] Daekdroom, ^ [15:15] Ok, thanks. [15:15] mterry, the other thing might be that those menus aren't part of a GtkMenuBar [15:16] njpatel, hmm, maybe [15:16] njpatel, I think part of the theme. It's controllable by .rc files and is part of GtkSettings [15:17] Okay...maybe at least re-enable the menuproxy and see if it works? just to rule it out :) [15:17] njpatel, well, I'll worry about it later. I'll get mnemonics working and then deal with them being pretty [15:19] mterry, are you also adding the stuff to the indicator-appmenu to make it signal that it needs to be presented? [15:20] njpatel, I'm now looking at such things. I believe the Status property is supposed to do that, right? [15:24] mterry, well indicator-object has a "show-now-changed" signal that I'm waiting to connect to from the panel so I can 1. Show the appmenu to the user from behind the titlename and 2. Show the mnenomics at the same time [15:25] mterry, I'm hoping through the maze of *indicat*, that signal is emitted when the Alt key is pressed or released :) [15:25] AND [15:25] and released* [15:25] :) [15:26] njpatel, ok... emitted by the appmenu IndicatorObject for consumption by unity service? [15:26] yep, exactly [15:26] njpatel, is panel code there yet? [15:26] and then we can to our bidness. [15:26] mterry, nope, but I'm itching to add it :) [15:27] njpatel, ok, will let you know when I have something. Thanks for the pointer. One last thing though, actually. The entries I see on the panel are drawn by Unity from information in the IndicatorEntryObjectBlahBlah right? They don't show mnemonics but seem to have info. Should I worry about that, or is that exactly what you're talkinga bout adding once I do the "show-now-changed" signal? [15:28] "seem to have the info they would need to" [15:29] mterry, no need to worry about that, the main thing that I'll need to re-check is if I can get the original string with the '_' for the mnenomic from gtk-label [15:29] if I am not getting that already [15:30] * njpatel checks [15:30] njpatel, you aren't getting that this second, but a one line diff on libdbusmenu will give it [15:30] njpatel, that'll be part of my merge [15:30] shweet [15:31] njpatel, I was just confused that now that I'm giving it, the underlines aren't showing up [15:31] then that'll at least break the rendering of the panel a bit (as it will always show the underscore),but I'll fix that [15:31] mterry, your giving it to the panel? [15:31] or just the gtkmenu? [15:31] njpatel, they always show up on the popups, but never in the panel [15:31] actually, let's not get into this [15:31] njpatel, heh [15:31] I'll just go and work on show-now-changed [15:31] mterry, PanelIndicatorObjectEntryView.cpp::fix_string ;) [15:32] njpatel, ah great! OK, then all is intentional [15:32] yeah, we'd "show" it when we get that signal [15:32] otherwise it would render as it is now [15:38] is there a shortcut for the launcher that is an app has many instances you can bring them all up in front of you to choose? [15:39] s/is/if [15:47] bcurtiswx, Super+$index_of_launcher if it's focused, or do it twice if it isn't [15:47] I think we're missing a key combo for window spread, should flag that [15:49] njpatel, sounds good :) thx === kamstrup|away is now known as kamstrup [16:04] njpatel, show-now-changed takes an Entry object? I had been working under the assumption it was IndicatorObject-global [16:06] mterry, interesting, I would have expected the same [16:06] tedg, ^^ [16:07] I think he's on a call atm [16:08] njpatel, mterry, show_now_changed is (object, entry, boolean, pointer) [16:08] right, but what does the entry mean there? I thought it was whether the whole object needs to be shown or not [16:08] tedg, ^ [16:10] mterry, No, for indicator-appmenu it would signal for all of them, but something like indicator-application it'd do individuals for those that are setting their state to attention. [16:11] mterry, We want that for cases where the indicators have to be hidden on smaller screens. [16:11] mterry, So we know which should *really* be shown. [16:11] tedg, OK, got it. So in my appmenu case, I just iterate the entries. Simple enough, and I get the point [16:14] oh, so I'll get that once per entry? [16:14] sweet [16:20] * tedg knows that signals make njpatel happy, which is why we send lots of them :) [16:21] lamalex, hi, just updated bug 728428 [16:21] Launchpad bug 728428 in unity (Ubuntu) "unity messes up with workspaces" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/728428 [16:23] Hehe [16:24] Has anyone done a bug report on appmenu losing minimized application menus? [16:39] Daekdroom, yep, it was discussed this morning, I think kenvandine had the fix [16:39] Great. [16:40] njpatel, not that one [16:42] Oh [16:42] chrisccoulson, was mentioning it this morning [16:43] didrocks, can we do mail stuff today please? [16:43] lamalex: in meeting right now [16:43] me too [16:56] didrocks: the FFe in Unity is related to modal-dialogs, mutter (and OSX)-style? [16:56] danyR: modal dialogs, more info in some days, don't really have the time to discuss that :): [16:57] didrocks: sure, no problem. sorry, go and get unity rocking :) [16:57] :) [17:09] ok asking again: Is alt+letter working for anyone to access menus in Unity? [17:10] lamalex, not for me [17:10] thanks kenvandine [17:10] lamalex, been feeling ignored? [17:10] * kenvandine shows some love [17:11] * lamalex is needy [17:12] Wonder if it's working for anyone [17:12] I've got a bug report from someone who says it works normally but when he changes his layout to swap super/alt alt+letter stops working [17:12] but alt-tab still works [17:14] njpatel, see https://code.launchpad.net/~mterry/indicator-appmenu/emit-show-now-changed/+merge/52583 and the two related merges linked there [17:14] njpatel, take it away! [17:14] mterry, sweet! [17:15] mterry, rock dude, I'll have a look as soon as I'm done with my current c++ headache [17:30] vish, do papercuts use tags? [17:30] jcastro, shold unity papercuts also get bitesize tags? [17:30] lamalex: "bitesize" tags? [17:31] lamalex: if it is simple bug fix sure [17:31] vish, in unity we have "bitesize bugs" which are bugs that have easier fixes for new contribs, but I'm not really sure HOW small is too small for bitesize [17:31] a bug like "missing ellipsis" is a papercut, but it might not be really what jcastro wants for bitesize [17:32] bitesize might really be more for coding bugs [17:32] yea, bitesizes are like bigger papercuts [17:32] yah, so for papercuts do I just tag? [17:32] or is there another process [17:32] lamalex: you need to add via the "also affect project" [17:32] k [17:35] thanks [17:35] oh cool [17:35] I'll mention papercuts in my report today [17:37] DBO, can i ask the laucnher which ".desktop" files are visible ? [17:38] seiflotfy_, not yet, soon [17:38] DBO come on I want ot bring the docky jumplists [17:38] to unity === seiflotfy_ is now known as seiflotfy [17:59] kenvandine, just rolled a tarball [18:20] aruiz, cool, i'll update it :) [19:02] jcastro, thought it might be a good idea to get in here for direct feedback on the proofreading [19:07] oh that works too thanks you didrocks ;) [19:08] mainerror: thanks for your detailed answer :) [19:09] nice to see users digging into it! [19:09] oh well I'm trying to dig even deeper but at the moment I still have to get a great picture of the entire code [19:10] mainerror: do not hesitate if you need any help :) [19:10] ok, dinner time right now! see you tomorrow :) [19:13] oh yea right one question. Is there any documentation I can check for the dconf form-factor string format? [19:15] mainerror: you mean in general or just for the unity key? [19:15] well I guess both :) [19:15] my browser loves bookmarks :D [19:16] http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/unstable/glib-GVariant.html [19:16] it's a gvariant type [19:16] (see also links for detail in the format) [19:16] ok cool, thanks [19:17] for unity, it's just a list of strings defining the order and what's it in the glib [19:17] the other is just a key for the latest migration and unity to decide to call or not the script, it should never be changed manually :) [19:17] (or normally the script won't hurt, but we never know ;)) [19:17] ok, really going now, see you! [19:18] thanks bye [19:37] what component's fault can it be if audacity has problems when running Unity, but works great with the classic desktop (bug #731451)? [19:37] Launchpad bug 731451 in audacity (Ubuntu) "audacity not working in Ubuntu 11.04 Alpha3" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/731451 [19:44] bdrung, appmenu's fault [19:44] it also happens in classic gnome if you use appmenu there [19:44] I tested it right now [19:48] Daekdroom: thanks for figuring that out. [19:48] Daekdroom: will you comment the bug? [19:48] bdrung, done it ;) [19:57] The titlebars in my windowed applicatoins are not being updated (say in Firefox when I navigate sites) until the window loses or receives focus. [19:57] When the window is maximized, the window title changes in real time. [19:58] Is this more likely to be a Compiz bug or a Unity bug and under what package do I file this? :) === ogra is now known as Guest59853 [20:23] nhaines, that's a unity bug [20:23] it should have been fixed a while back though === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [20:39] hi, is there any way to completely reset unity that isn't unity --reset? [20:39] i need to restore lost launcher icons [20:47] LLStarks, try this gsettings reset com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favorites [20:47] in a terminal [20:49] let me know if that works please, I'm testing it on you :P [20:49] I can test [20:49] is it supposed to be instant apply? [20:49] erm, i dont know [20:49] see if the gsettings key was reset [20:50] gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favorites [20:50] it was [20:50] I think I would just need to log out and back in? [20:51] or perhaps do that BEFORE a unity --reset [20:51] lamalex: yep, it's not instant [20:51] works though [20:51] ya [20:51] k [20:51] you just need to do it before the --reset [20:51] i put in my answer to do the gsettings first [20:51] perfect :P [21:01] lamalex, jcastro, the gsettings command is insufficient [21:01] it adds almost everything on your desktop to the launcher [21:03] hmmm [21:03] I wonder if it's running the autoimporter thing again? [21:03] there's still no usc button [21:04] or was there even one to begin with? [21:04] it's supposed to be there I think [21:04] I don't have one [21:04] what did it add from your desktop [21:04] do you have like .desktop files on there? [21:05] any custom launchers on my desktop [21:05] like pkilling gnome-panel [21:05] or metacity --replace [21:06] ok so you have launchers on your desktop already then right? [21:06] yes [21:06] ['nautilus-home.desktop', 'firefox.desktop', 'ubuntuone-control-panel-gtk.desktop', 'tomboy.desktop'] [21:06] do you have those on your launcher? [21:07] yes [21:07] it should have those + whatever you have on your desktop or panel [21:07] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/65896468/launcher.png [21:07] so if you want it totally stock, move the .desktop files on your desktop into a folder or something temporarily, reset everything, and then move them back [21:07] after pruning the unwanted stuff [21:08] so there shouldn't be a usc button? === Guest59853 is now known as ogra [21:08] not right now [21:08] I am pretty sure it's supposed to be there though [21:09] jcastro, um are you sure? it's in the gsettings schema [21:09] ah, stupid unity website made me paranoid with the mockups [21:09] I can ask didrocks tomorrow if that changed from UDS, iirc USC was supposed to be there [21:09] oh wait no it's not [21:09] it should be there, my god. after all the work that's been put into it. [21:09] lamalex: it's supposed to be according to the spec, but that might have changed [21:09] it was removed from the gsettings schema at some point, seems like that is one that should be there [21:09] I am willing to bet it's just a bug [21:09] fair enough- but that command /is/ resetting to default [21:10] just the defaults might be out of date [21:10] or have changed [21:10] bug 731018 por favor [21:10] Launchpad bug 731018 in unity (Ubuntu) "No dedicated launcher button for Software Center" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/731018 [21:11] on the subject of the launcher, is there any solution for adequate replacement of preferences and administration? i'd like to see something like ubuntu control center or a dedicated menu. [21:12] currently you need drill down to "system" in the Applications Place [21:16] i guess i'll just have to see what a month of polish brings. i guess pretty scrollbars that might break trough-borders are more important. [21:17] kamstrup's working on the dash improvements fulltime [21:17] though tbh I just search for what I need [21:17] search is nice if you know what you're looking for [21:18] I'd like to be able to resize mine. [21:18] It takes the whole screen here. [21:18] Omega: yeah me too [21:19] window decorator crashes, no "show desktop" button, and unity refusing to hide itself are just too much to deal with at times. [21:19] Fullscreen Dash is so slow here. [21:19] LLStarks, try Super + D [21:19] they just nailed one of the autohide weirdness ones this week [21:20] :D [21:20] nice [21:20] but it's not quite there yet [21:21] I like the way it's improving, but what bothers me is how its looks are done. === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [21:25] Oh, they fixed the hide weirdness? [21:25] Like 5 minutes ago I switched to autohide [21:25] because I hated unity stealing focus [21:25] it feels mostly gone [21:26] it's not as unhiding as before [22:02] kenvandine, last patch on dbusmenu fixed the Me Menu issues ;) awesome job, my stuff is bugless now :) [22:02] s|my|our [22:03] haha... not bugless :) [22:03] you just haven't seen them yet :-p [22:04] heh [22:07] kenvandine, it's working for me ;) [22:08] kenvandine, I'm freezing this for 11.4, and will start working out for GNOME3 [22:10] :) [22:13] Gah. Does compiz really need a stack 50 frames deep? === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [22:18] RAOF: at least one for every plugin loaded [22:18] RAOF: if you crash inside unityshell add 5-10 to that easy [22:19] daekdroom, anything equivalent to alt+f2? i need to access folders quickly like i did with metacity. [22:19] LLStarks, not currently [22:19] iirc, I read in Launchpad they plan to give dash a function to run commands. [22:24] time is getting tight isn't it? wouldn't it have been easier to deploy unity mutter while building unity compiz as a branch project? [22:25] I suspect that would require a move to GTK+3 [22:26] wasn't une mutter? [22:26] Yes. But you may have noticed that performance sucked. [22:27] ah. that's a deal breaker then. [22:29] alt-f2 should be almost ready [22:29]