=== asac_ is now known as asac [09:06] https://mozilla-plugin.forge.funambol.org/ ← makes me sad. is this something any of you guys would be interested in contributing to? === debfx_ is now known as debfx === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [19:50] fta: ping [19:50] hi [19:50] hi [19:50] hai gaiz [19:50] there is apparently a small regression in Chromium 10, ogg audio controls don't update unless there's a mouseover event [19:51] lemme test [19:51] hm, not part of my usual tests [19:51] so it's possible, but i'm not aware of it [19:51] fta: we have a test suite in qa-regression-tools that we run [19:52] confirming on 11 [19:52] btw, chromium icon still isn't updating system-wide [19:53] fta: try loading this file: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-bugcontrol/qa-regression-testing/master/view/head:/data/patas_de_trapo.oga [19:54] 'this is a binary file' from lp [19:55] download and then load into chromium [19:55] file:///home/eric/Downloads/patas_de_trapo.oga [19:55] like that [19:55] wfm on trynk [19:55] *trnk [19:55] *trunk [19:56] 11.0.699.0 [19:56] LLStarks: which version are you running? [19:56] 11 [19:56] menu response is slow [19:56] lemme try chrome 10 [19:57] LLStarks: which 11? [19:57] latest on ucd [19:57] weird, I can't reproduce on that version [19:57] hm, the ogg file wfm [19:58] fta: are you running trunk? [19:58] oh, i'm using trunk [19:58] yeah [19:58] i can't downgrade right now; i'm in the middle of something [19:59] fta: ok, do you think this is a serious enough regression to wait on? [19:59] nope, minor. not enough to hold the long list of security fixes [19:59] micahg, i was only able to do it wikipedia i think [20:00] maybe i'm just having bug bias [21:07] micahg, what's the status of bindwood for natty? [21:07] LLStarks: I honestly don't know, chrisccoulson ^^ [21:07] * micahg thinks it needs porting still [21:08] wasn't couchdb dumped though? [21:16] bindwood has already been ported [21:16] it just needs uploading [21:23] k. thx. [21:29] nice. tbird url opening is fixed. [21:29] still can't make tbird default though. [21:33] * micahg is still having issues with tbirl URLs [21:36] build id? [21:37] Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.2.16pre) Gecko/20110308 Lightning/1.0b2 Shredder/3.1.10pre [21:41] LLStarks, i seriously doubt that the URL opening is fixed, especially in 3.1 [21:41] it works [21:41] seeing as fixing it requires implementing support for gio, which tbird 3.1 doesn't have, at all [21:41] no more %crap [21:41] it works by pure luck because of a stale entry in your gconf settings [21:41] ah [21:41] but it definitely *isn't* fixed [21:41] you're right [21:42] just tried another link [21:42] is this bug still milestone beta/rc? [21:42] yes [21:43] * micahg has it still opening firefox-4.0 [21:43] i take it that's not your preferred browser? ;) [21:43] nope, and xdg-open opend in firefox [21:44] yeah, i bet that's because /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/http/command still says firefox-4.0 ;) [21:44] that's the old gconf key, which is obsolete, and we need to make tbird not use any more [21:45] nope, set to firefox [21:45] oh, now that doesn't make sense [21:46] ah, found it, I set the mimetype to open in firefox-4.0 because I couldn't get it to open propely on maverick [21:46] now it works :) [21:50] jcastro, didn't you say that the chromium launchers worked better now in unity? [21:51] fta: the bug is fixed in chromium [21:51] they export WM_CLASS now [21:51] jcastro, i just rebooted, for me, it's far worse. [21:51] we just need to fix BAMF to recognize it [21:51] but jason was out sick yesterday and just got back so he probably hasn't look at it yet [21:51] uh? isn't that WM_CLASS class in the desktop file? [21:51] dunno, evmar and neil were discussing it over mail and I totally got lost [21:52] fta: I'm going to annoy dbo every day from now on to fix the bamf thing [21:52] and with the lp ftp disaster, i can't upload, so fixes in chromium will be delayed too [21:52] http://i.imgur.com/qwHwY.png [21:53] here, this will make you feel better [21:53] :) [21:53] heh, i just saw that :) [21:53] nice, m_conley \o/ [21:54] chrisccoulson: :D [21:54] what am i supposed to see? [21:54] fta: new mail # on the launcher [21:54] fta: I'm working on getting TB nice and snug with Unity [21:54] oh, i use evo [21:54] fta: k. :) [21:55] but i'm annoyed by the (new?) tooltip that often sticks [21:55] it's in the screenshot too [21:55] fta - the tooltip sticking annoyed me too, but i haven't noticed it for a couple of days [21:56] i thought it was fixed ;) [21:56] i didn't reboot much this week, busy repairing a server that died during the week end [21:57] fta - so, kees has fixed bug 729839 now (i know that chrome has another issue affecting breakpad too though) [21:57] Launchpad bug 729839 in linux "PR_SET_PTRACER does not work from a thread" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/729839 [21:58] m_conley, i wish evo was able to let me choose which folders i want to see notifications for [21:58] is tb able to do that? [21:59] fta: not yet. i'll add it to the list. :) [21:59] m_conley, feel free if you want me to help with anything. i feel like i've not given the tbird work much attention for a few weeks ;) [21:59] **feel free to ask me [21:59] urgh [21:59] * chrisccoulson should check before sending [22:00] :) [22:00] chrisccoulson: it'd be nice to get messagingmenu-extension into the packages if possible...AMO doesn't let me do things like have versions for different arch's. [22:00] yeah, i'll do that tomorrow. that's a good end-of-the-week activity :) [22:00] chrisccoulson, if you want a task, the evo thingy would make me jump of joy for hours ;) [22:01] chrisccoulson: uploading stuff that can break everything at 5PM on Friday? [22:01] micahg - yes, that's what i like! [22:01] heh [22:01] but, in this case, we're just talking about providing these tbird extensions in a PPA [22:01] oh, ok [22:01] there was a question on askubuntu.com about it [22:02] fta - i could look at it if i get some spare time, but my involvement with most desktop parts at the moment consists of fixing memory leaks and crashers [22:02] chrisccoulson: a code review on messagingmenu-extension might be in order before you do that though. I'd hate to bork anybody. :p [22:02] sure, no problem [22:03] fta - so, if you have any dbusmenu related crashes, then you can ping me about those ;) [22:04] hm, too bad, just wiped my /var/crash, i had some [22:04] i'm no longer reporting them, none of the dozen crashes i reported moved [22:06] fta - hopefully, some of them are fixed now [22:06] we've fixed quite a lot the last couple of weeks [22:07] well, just upgraded and rebooted, compiz crashed on startup [22:07] just got nautilus, nothing else [22:08] it's not new, weeks old bug [22:21] chrisccoulson: ping [22:21] chrisccoulson, was that ptracer bug relevant to breakpad? [22:25] fta - yeah, it broke breakpad if a crash happened off the main thread [22:25] hi m_conley [22:26] chrisccoulson: hey - so the context menu options in the Launcher need to be set via the thunderbird.desktop file...an extension really has no access to this file. So how would you suggest I add these context menu items with my extension? I imagine we could probably manage something with the packages, by having the unitylauncher-extension alter the thunderbird.desktop file... [22:27] chrisccoulson: but for users getting it from AMO, I gather they'd be out of luck [22:27] chrisccoulson: unless I went the long way around, and registered dynamic menuitems in the Launcher [22:28] chrisccoulson: so I guess my question is: is there a way for AMO downloaders to get the context menu items without me having to dynamically construct them? Is there a local user thunderbird.desktop file that my extension would have permission to alter? [22:28] m_conley, hmmm, i'm not too sure about that one. i guess you could have the extension modiy the system desktop file and store it in ~/.local/share/applications [22:28] i'd need to have a think about that though [22:29] chrisccoulson: alright. I imagine I'd want to do something similar for messagingmenu-extension, to get Thunderbird in there when it's not running. [22:29] chrisccoulson: this is all candy for the extensions though. When this stuff gets integrated, I imagine the Ubuntu Thunderbird package's thunderbird.desktop file will be updated [22:29] chrisccoulson: I guess I just want the extensions to mimic the future behaviour as much as possible. :p [22:29] m_conley, yeah. i did think about this when i was thinking about working on it, but i can't remember the conclusion i came to in the end ;) [22:30] i need to look at the wiki again to figure out how all this works [22:30] chrisccoulson: I don't see anything wrong with munging about with ~/.local/share/applications - I wasn't aware that this was an option. Sounds good to me. [22:31] note, that in thunderbird 3.3, you'll even be able to properly find the appropriate desktop file ;) [22:31] whee! :) [22:32] you'll be able to use nsIGIOService::CreateAppFromCommand, using the command in the MOZ_APP_LAUNCHER environment variable [22:32] but it doesn't work just yet [22:32] and the nsIGIOMimeApp returned is basically a representation of the desktop file [22:33] chrisccoulson: oh, that's handy [22:33] chrisccoulson: but yeah, if it's not ready, I gather I should just do it by hand for now. [22:34] actually, i'm not sure if that would actually work. i don't think gio exposes the path of the desktop file [22:35] it exposes an ID, whatever that is :/ [22:35] chrisccoulson: well, it wouldn't really matter. If it's a wrapper, I don't need to know the file. [22:35] chrisccoulson: unless I misunderstood. :) [22:40] micahg, chrisccoulson: http://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/group/chromium-dev/browse_thread/thread/7b30efc17901bb97# [22:42] fta: that would be nice :), maybe if they could use more system libs :) [22:43] fta - nice! [22:43] heh, talking of system libs, i've switched the tbird 3.3 nightlies to use all bundled libs ;) [22:43] it might be useful to compare the sizes [22:43] chrisccoulson: why? [22:44] same reason as firefox really (and we want to use breakpad too) [22:45] brb, session restart [22:49] oh, nice. scrollwheel works in places now \o/ [22:50] oh, the places have got some nice additions with todays updates [22:51] the "Apps available for download" section is pretty neat [22:57] no scrollwheel in places here :( === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away === davida is now known as davidascher