=== smspillazzzz is now known as smspillaz [01:59] jcastro: ping [02:08] humphreybc1: yo [03:17] jcastro: have you got a PNG of SVG of the Ask Ubuntu around? [03:17] We're working on the Ask Ubuntu stuff for OMG! [03:21] So I'm looking at getting involved with development here and I thought I'd start off with a simple bug like Bug #730273 (as good a place as any right?). Was wondering if anyone here would know right off where in the code or which class(es) I should be looking into the fix this issue. I've done a bit of searching, but haven't turned up much yet [03:21] Launchpad bug 730273 in unity (Ubuntu) "Search cursor in Unity’s Dash, File Places and Application Places search field should blink on focus" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/730273 [03:32] greggory-hz: have you looked through src/PlacesSearchBar.cpp ? I'm not much of a programmer but it looks promising [03:32] jbicha, I may looked their briefly, but I'll check again, seems promising at least [07:26] good morning [07:50] good morning [08:07] hey folks [10:00] kamstrup: on the SearchHint, it's slightely more complex as the places adapt the Search string depending on the section you are in [10:01] kamstrup: so, my suggestion is if SearchHint -> use it, otherwise, fallback to the current system [10:01] (dynamic one with sections and using "Search") [10:01] Kaleo: FYI ^^ [10:01] rodrigo_: ping? [10:05] dbarth_, pong [10:05] h [10:05] hi [10:05] hi [10:07] kamstrup: Kaleo: forget about it for now, the code doesn't really enable that for now, so let's stick to the plan for better l10n [10:18] dbarth_, API is in now === API is now known as Guest95875 === Guest95875 is now known as apinheiro [10:20] rodrigo_, dbarth_ yeah sorry, today I tried to work at home, but I have connection problems [10:20] I have just arrived to the office [10:21] morning apinheiro, btw :) === jporsini is now known as jfi_ [10:27] apinheiro: hi [10:27] dbarth_, hi, again, sorry for the delay [10:28] apinheiro: let me know when you're ready for a call [10:28] dbarth_, ok, yeah ready, moving to a different room, [10:37] apinheiro, rodrigo_: it's not connecting here, tried on 2 different devices [10:37] dbarth_, rodrigo_ ready [10:37] * rodrigo_ is ready also [10:38] rodrigo_: let's go on #unity-a11y [10:38] ok [10:38] #join #unity-a11y [10:39] seems skype is not working for me this morning [11:05] jjardon: sorry, I just figured out I was not in #ayatana :) [11:33] njpatel, Kaleo: please sanity check my last comment on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/732981 [11:33] Ubuntu bug 732981 in unity (Ubuntu) "Application sections dropdown is not alphabetized" [Low,Confirmed] [11:36] kamstrup, sounds sexy [11:42] njpatel: be careful when using the word "sexy" in the vicinity of collators... librarians will hunt you down and make sweet love to you [11:42] hah [11:42] you laugh now... [11:43] * njpatel locks doors [11:44] aruiz: do you know where javier is? [11:44] Cimi, nope, are you waiting for him? [11:44] yes [11:44] gimme a sec [11:49] apinheiro: eh, https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/731403 is already open btw, and covers the FFE for places a11y FYI [11:49] Ubuntu bug 731403 in unity (Ubuntu) "Unity Dash not accessible" [Undecided,Triaged] [11:50] apinheiro: i had opened it a few days ago, but forgot [11:50] dbarth_, np, I already saw that [11:50] I was able to view it in the big amount of bug updates that I receive ;) === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:04] Cimi, seems like jjardon had a domestic accident, sorry about this [12:04] Cimi, he's fine should be online soon [12:04] :-) [12:07] Cimi: hello! [12:09] jaytaoko, are you here? [12:19] loicm: hey loic, apinheiro has a nice patch to fix an a11y issue in unity: https://code.launchpad.net/~apinheiro/nux/fix-event-inspector/+merge/53414 [12:19] loicm: can you review it when you have a moment? [12:20] jjardon: got the mail? [12:23] jjardon: got the mail? [12:23] Cimi: yeah [12:24] kamstrup: I just read it [12:25] kamstrup: I think we will just use http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qsortfilterproxymodel.html [12:42] nerochiaro: around? [12:47] didrocks: yeah [12:47] didrocks: what's up ? [12:48] nerochiaro: after talking to dbarth, we should maybe focus on the simpliest case for now for "adding to the launcher" [12:48] nerochiaro: which is adding the icon to the launcher [12:48] no progress bar and such [12:48] I mean, it's way passed feature freeze [12:48] quite sensible as we monitor an external process [12:49] I would personally prefer that as a service, but it's clearly out of scope for natty [12:49] so just adding the icon on the dbus call is already a net advantage over maverick [12:49] (and bring some questions already, as the desktop file doesn't exist yet) [12:50] didrocks: well, i'm ok with just adding the favorite if you guys think it's the best way. I don't have a specific opinion on how much would be too much, so to speak [12:51] nerochiaro: I prefer to run on the safe side right now and focus on fixing bugs, not adding to many of them :) [12:53] didrocks: i'll start with only adding the favorite, as you say maybe it's already too complicated [12:54] nerochiaro: well, it's not that straightforward in fact because of the desktop file not beeing present, yet [12:54] yeah* [12:54] didrocks: but if the icon has to inactive until the end of the installation, then we need to know when the installation is finished anyway [12:55] didrocks: so we still need to talk to aptdaemon [12:55] nerochiaro: exactly, that's my question [12:55] nerochiaro: so, if we really want to drop this out of natty, we can maybe talk to Gary so that the signal (and the panel) is only shown once the installation is finished? [12:56] can we detect when the desktop file appears? [12:56] then, for oneiric, we can have a service making that [12:56] didrocks: what about just using something like inotify ? [12:56] Kaleo: add a filewatch isn't really what we want as it will be removed in oneiric [12:56] but yeah, can work with a inontify [12:57] (i am at lunch, on the phone. please excuse my slow respobse time) [12:57] no worry Kaleo :) [12:57] didrocks: i'm not against having the DBUS signal sent at the end of installation either, if gary is ok [12:57] i mean, if everyone is ok [12:57] nerochiaro: I think it's the safest for natty [12:57] nerochiaro: we already have desktop file watching code [12:57] didrocks: and why a filewatch will be removed ? [12:58] didrocks: i mean, why did you say that ? [12:58] Kaleo: yes, which i suspect uses inotify under the hood anyway [12:58] nerochiaro: in oneiric, we will rely on aptdeamon [12:58] didrocks: ah ok [12:58] so no need for inotify then [12:59] nerochiaro: of course it does [12:59] didrocks: frankly i don't think it's such a big deal to start talking to aptdaemon already, but i'm ok with either solution [12:59] didrocks: so let's check with Gary, he may be ok delaying the signal [12:59] that's for sure the simplest thing [12:59] for everyone [13:00] delaying the signal? === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:00] it means having the launcher item appearing only when the install is finished? [13:00] Kaleo: actually delay showing the "add to launcher" question until the installation is finished. [13:00] IMHO [13:01] right, for natty [13:01] How do you deal with the case of multipke apps being installed? [13:02] Kaleo: perhaps the question can appear immediately but be phrased differently, like "add to launcher when installation completes ?" [13:02] right [13:02] that sounds better [13:03] Kaleo: didrocks: and keep at the bottom of the window a "this will be added to the panel at the end of installation" [13:03] that way gary does not need to change the api maybe? [13:04] right [13:04] I'll talk to gary about it [13:04] see what can be done [13:05] didrocks: ok, thanks. keep us posted [13:05] sure :) [13:06] didrocks: hey.. when you use your scripts to update the bug status, could you use a different account? sometimes it is confusing when someone asks a question why status was changed and I'm not really sure if you did it intentionally or if it was a case of BOTS GONE WILD ;p [13:07] evilvish: the BOT never went wild :) [13:07] evilvish: I'll still make it run for 2 weeks, monitoring its activity and then will put somewhere… [13:07] with a different account [13:07] sounds ok? [13:07] sure.. :) [13:07] didrocks: oh it did a couple of times, there was one case where doctormo even got angry ;) [13:08] evilvish: someone put the status as invalid on it, isn't it? [13:08] so it's just a sync :) [13:08] I mean, the bot is just doing what it was told to do, then, if someone puts a bad status, it will sync the bad status :p [13:09] didrocks: yea, sure, not your script error, but it would be easier if we knew it was the script and not you.. :) [13:11] evilvish: right, I still want to monitor the output closely until the next 2 weeks though, so will then move it to another machine and another account [13:15] didrocks: sure, np take your time.. just wanted to mention this to you, i noticed this on a couple of occasions :) .. btw, martins bug was bug 726711 [13:15] Launchpad bug 726711 in unity-place-applications "Unintuative Application Matching" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/726711 [13:15] oh! you've replied there :) [13:18] evilvish: yeah [13:18] evilvish: i'm looking at all bugs :) === jaytaoko is now known as jaytaoko|afk === daker_ is now known as daker [13:53] dbarth_, apinheiro: merge request approved === mterry_ is now known as mterry === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:06] good afternoon [14:06] same to you. :) [14:07] how to run the UnitySupportTest please to check the output [14:07] ? [14:07] im so sad to do not run unity , i really want to give it a try [14:46] didrocks, is your unify script on lp? [14:50] didrocks, I need it to run daily or something [14:50] lamalex: no, I'll run it daily still and then push it somewhere [14:51] I just prefer still to control for the incoming 2 weeks [14:51] didrocks, did it not run friday? [14:51] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/733594 didn't get upstream task [14:51] Ubuntu bug 733594 in unity (Ubuntu) "background not redrawn after screen rotation" [Undecided,New] [14:51] and is from the 11th [14:51] I ran it on Friday, right [14:51] probably before this one was opened === ogra is now known as Guest56191 === Guest56191 is now known as ogra_ [15:00] dbarth__, loicm approved my merge request [15:00] can I merge it or should i wait for jay? === jjardon is now known as jjardon_lunch === alecu_ is now known as alecu [15:39] klattimer, Saw your facebook post. You might make sure to grab dbusmenu trunk as chrisccoulson has fixed a bunch of mem leaks there. It should clean up the valgrind logs some. [15:40] tedg: well they're looking pretty sweet so far [15:40] at least in my code [15:40] there are some small leaks but I think they'll come out in the watch [15:41] hey, I've got a new ido branch which fixes a bug in the closure and a new branch of indicator-datetime which enables browsing more appropriately :) [15:41] so you can select days/months and the relevant appointments pop up [15:41] Ah, cool. Are they proposed? I hadn't noticed the mails. [15:42] tedg: what I really need is some way of triggering an update when the menu pops down [15:42] I hadn't submitted yet [15:42] been testing all afternoon [15:42] klattimer, BTW, I'll be out Thurs/Fri so I'm going to try to do a release tomorrow, do you think that could work for you? [15:42] I think I fixed another bug [15:42] that works for me [15:42] :) [15:42] I'll be pushing this today [15:42] klattimer, You should get about to show signal. [15:42] someone already merged a bunch of changes, not sure who [15:42] I merged a bunch of the branches you had proposed last night. [15:43] tedg: I can get about to show, but not pop-down [15:43] It's working well for me here now. [15:43] What's the difference? [15:43] well, when the menu pops down we want to reset the selected date in the calendar to today, and the appointment time to from now onwards [15:43] rather than the selected day [15:44] tedg: fixes bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-datetime/+bug/649800 [15:44] Ubuntu bug 649800 in indicator-datetime (Ubuntu) "datetime indicator won't show today's date if you've ever clicked on any others" [Wishlist,In progress] [15:44] if we don't have a pop down signal, then I'll do it in the next timer interval [15:45] which is _almost_ the same *right* :S [15:47] klattimer, You mean close signal, right? [15:47] tedg: yeah [15:47] if that's what you call it [15:47] If so, mterry I think might be your hero there :-) [15:47] I'd call it a menu pop down [15:48] mterry: I need a hero [15:48] * tedg imagines mterry with a cape, it might work... [15:48] * mterry swoops in [15:49] klattimer, I haven't started working on a close signal yet, but it is on my todo list [15:49] mterry: ok [15:49] let me know when it's done :) [15:49] will it be before or during natty? [15:49] klattimer, hopefully before :) [15:50] tedg: https://code.launchpad.net/~karl-qdh/indicator-datetime/calendarmenuitemsignals/+merge/53467 [15:51] tedg: also https://code.launchpad.net/~karl-qdh/ido/select-activate-set-date/+merge/53446 [15:51] there may yet be some changes [15:54] klattimer, Cool. I'm going to grab lunch here in a few minutes. I'll look after that. [15:54] ok [15:56] jcastro, is bug 536969 still useful to keep open? I think we know where the docs are going, and they're being worked on. It seems there's nothing special needed for libappindicator. [15:56] Launchpad bug 536969 in libappindicator (Ubuntu) "The api docs are incomplete or missing" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/536969 [15:56] tedg: dpm is working on API docs stuff [15:56] I'll ask him what to do [15:57] jcastro, Okay, I'm going to mark the upstream task as closed, as I don't think there's anything to do there. [15:57] jcastro, You guys can fight over the Ubuntu task ;) [15:58] yes, I knew you were dumping the bug. :) === jjardon_lunch is now known as jjardon [16:10] dbarth, ping [16:10] loicm approved my merge request [16:10] can I merge it or should i wait for jay? [16:24] kenvandine, fixed the recent items stuff! [16:24] :-) [16:26] woot [16:31] apinheiro: you refused this merge, isn't it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/580652/? [16:31] didrocks, looking ... [16:32] apinheiro: it was mterry's fix for a11y [16:32] didrocks, well, I don't remember to explicitly refuse that merge [16:32] but I added on a comment of that bug [16:32] that this change was not neccesary [16:33] apinheiro: is it fixed then? [16:33] this was caused because they were emitting a change state change notification [16:33] didrocks, yes [16:33] rodrigo [16:33] solved it in other merge [16:33] he removed the wrong notification [16:33] mterry: reverting your change in the packaging branch then [16:33] didrocks, argh [16:33] hmm [16:33] that's part of the issue merging things in the packaging branch before it's applied upstream [16:34] didrocks, sounds fine. I'll shout if it breaks again [16:34] mterry: of course :) [16:34] Im looking at the code and it seems that is is still here [16:34] didrocks, wait a moment [16:34] I will take the most recent unity branch [16:34] ok :) [16:35] jcastro: didrocks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RudBG7pfzg&feature=player_embedded !!! [16:35] didrocks, yes it was removed [16:36] apinheiro: ok, will revert the commit then [16:36] evilvish: yeah I saw that [16:37] mterry: see, it's where individual commit is nice :) [16:37] didrocks, anyway this was a commit for just the debian package, right? [16:37] jcastro: was pretty neat that he has got a mockup up and running.. from a discussion on the ML :) [16:37] didrocks: did you already discuss with Gary about what to do regarding the thing we talked about this morning ? [16:37] apinheiro: yeah [16:37] apinheiro: but it's still applied [16:38] nerochiaro: yeah, he agreed on the plan [16:38] didrocks, ok, thanks [16:38] nerochiaro: I updated the bug report [16:38] evilvish: yeah he's a rockstar [16:38] apinheiro: yw [16:38] didrocks: so i can assume the signal will arrive once the installation is complete, for natty [16:38] nerochiaro: exactly [16:39] Can someone tell me if my assumption is correct on this or point me to docu that enlightens me on this.? LauncherActionState value ACTION_DRAG_EXTERNAL in Launcher.h indicates i'm dragging something outside of the launcher like a file. Thx. [16:39] didrocks: awesome, thanks [16:40] yw [16:40] evilvish: looking at it in 5 minutes :) [16:41] What is the transparant top bar theme everyone is using? [16:43] is there a ppa for natty's compiz in lucid? [16:43] np.. just was excited at open source :) [16:50] mterry: argh, it was only one commit finally? (rev 406) [16:50] mterry: you hate me :p [16:51] didrocks, 1 commit 4 life! [16:51] :-) [16:52] mterry: bzr merge -r 406..405 services/panel-indicator-entry-accessible.c && bzr commit -m "I hate mterry" did it :p [16:53] didrocks, see, specifying the filename wasn't so hard [16:53] mterry: more seriously, I just pushed it, hope it won't puzzle things, but do not hesitate to ping me for next release if it crashes again [16:53] didrocks, sure [16:53] mterry: hugely hard, you don't know the state of my brain there! [16:53] :) [16:59] evilvish: looks slick :) [17:00] :) [17:03] klattimer: ping? just a heads up about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-datetime/+bug/733833 (new crasher i've assigned you to) [17:03] Ubuntu bug 733833 in indicator-datetime (Ubuntu) "indicator-datetime-service crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch()" [High,New] [17:04] k [17:05] fta: dbarth can't seem to get it recognizing WM_CLASS [17:05] fta: if we can sort out how to test that this can work it would go a long way to starting to fix this bug [17:06] jcastro, wfm with today's daily [17:07] i mean, xprop shows a class distinct from my browser [17:07] WM_CLASS(STRING) = "mysqueezebox.com__player_playerControl", "mysqueezebox.com__player_playerControl" [17:07] vs [17:07] WM_CLASS(STRING) = "chromium-browser", "Chromium-browser" [17:08] WM_CLASS(STRING) = "www.google.com__reader_view", "www.google.com__reader_view" [17:08] etc [17:11] m_conley, just so you know, https://bugs.launchpad.net/unitylauncher-extension is not configured for receiving bug reports - I just went to file a bug and it is not enabled - you can do that in the settings for the project [17:11] DBO: so, i'm going to be jumping in to see id I can help with some of the compiz bugs [17:12] m_conley, my bug is that I installed the Unity support Add-in for Thunderbird but it doesn't seem to do anything === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|break [17:12] robtaylor, you rock :-) [17:12] dbarth: seems to work for fta? [17:13] jono: hah, thanks :) you rock too ;) [17:13] jono: how's tricks? [17:15] robtaylor, good, pal - all well :-) [17:15] busy as usual :-) [17:15] robtaylor, life well over there? [17:16] jono: pretty good. it's been fun having a few codethinkers getting stuck in on natty [17:17] It'd be nice if people could see what the new design was going to look like: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-design/+bug/683762 [17:17] Ubuntu bug 683762 in Ayatana Design "Dash - Implement new Dash design!" [Critical,Fix released] [17:18] robtaylor, yeah, you guys are rocking it :-) [17:20] jono: thanks! glad to hear it :D === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [17:28] tremolux: when you have a moment, can you briefly explain to me how to run software center from your branch so i can test the launcher integration please ? (or point me to a doc that explain that) [17:34] nerochiaro: why don't you just launch with d-feet the dbus call? [17:34] that's what I did here [17:35] didrocks: because the wiki page doesn't specify the types of the parameters and they actually seem different from the python code, so I thought the quickest way to verify what SC is actually sending was to use dbus-monitor and have SC actually send the request [17:36] nerochiaro: from what I asked to gary it's ssiiiss [17:36] if that can help :) [17:36] didrocks: that's what I thought, but thanks for confirming [17:37] didrocks: i'll go ahead with testing by jsut sending the dbus signal myself for now, but i wouldn't mind testing with the actual app just to be 100% sure [17:37] nerochiaro: at least, if it's not that at the end, we will both not work :) [17:37] right! [17:38] didrocks: yeah, and i'd like to avoid that. or i'll just build the debian package from that branch and run that, actually [17:43] nerochiaro: sorry, was Mumbling w/ mvo [17:44] nerochiaro: if you'd like to run from the branch, you just need to grab it and cd into branch dir [17:44] nerochiaro: then launch s-c as "PYTHONPATH=. python ./software-center" [17:44] nerochiaro: it will build a local xapain db, etc. so you won't be mucking with your installed instance [17:45] tremolux: thanks for the comment! :) [17:46] robtaylor, awesome [17:46] didrocks: no problemo :) [17:46] sorry I wasn't around for a couple minutes there [17:48] tremolux: i tried that, but it didn't work here. i got this: [17:48] $ PYTHONPATH=. python ./software-center [17:48] 2011-03-15 18:47:51,138 - softwarecenter - INFO - Using data (UI, xapian) from current dir [17:48] Segmentation fault (core dumped) [17:48] tremolux: on natty [17:48] tremolux: maybe i'm missing some dependency or something [17:48] LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 PYTHONPATH=. ./software-center [17:48] nerochiaro: hehe, yep, that's a big recent crasher [17:48] kiwinote: haha! that will do it [17:49] tremolux: let me update to the latest natty [17:49] nerochiaro: if you update, the fix is in for that [17:49] i'll do that, or try what kiwinote suggested [17:49] nerochiaro: but kiwinote's suggestion will work :) [17:50] * tremolux waves to kiwinote [17:50] * kiwinote waves to tremolux [17:55] robtaylor: holler at me if you get smoked by compiz. You could be doing something cooler, like say .... a Unity Place in Vala for example ... [17:56] * jcastro just tosses that out there [18:05] tremolux: so it looks like you are actually calling from SC a method that the launcher should expose. that's ok, but wouldn't it be better to just send out a signal ? [18:05] tremolux: so that unity or unity2d can pick that up, and you don't have to check if they are running [18:05] didrocks: see above too [18:06] nerochiaro: sure, I think that sounds reasonable, I was just following the spec actually [18:07] tremolux: didn't happen to me to notice that when i first read it, or i would've pointed it out earlier [18:08] seems easier for everyone, especially since otherwise we would have to "pretend" to be unity, while most of our DBUS interfaces are actually on com.canonical.Unity2d [18:08] not a big deal, but if it can be avoided... [18:08] let's see what didrocks says about it [18:08] DanRabbit, how are you doing with those VOIP icons ? [18:09] ronoc: Hey sorry I have a LOT of other stuff on my plate and it just keeps getting piled on O.O [18:10] DanRabbit, okay will you make the UI freeze ? [18:10] ronoc: that's not until next week right? [18:10] DanRabbit, yep [18:11] DanRabbit, how about those two playlist icons I mailed you about earlier, is that a bit much to ask ?:) [18:11] ronoc: I'm under a lot of pressure to finish up these icons for U1 mobile. After those are done I'll be more available [18:12] nerochiaro: ok, that sounds good [18:13] nerochiaro: feel free to modify the call and even upload a branch if you like, so I can be sure I implement just what you need [18:13] tremolux: can do, when we're all ok with the plan [18:14] nerochiaro: thx! :) [18:14] tremolux: thanks to you [18:14] DanRabbit, okay, I'll come back to pester you later in the week :) [18:15] ronoc: okay :p Sorry [18:16] DanRabbit, no probs, I won't forget :) [18:16] later folks === daker is now known as daker_ === rodrigo__ is now known as rodrigo_ [18:37] kenvandine, Hello, a member of the release team has approved the FFE, I guess the next steps merge + package upload is up to you (LP: 732848) [18:38] awesome [18:38] indeed [18:39] I am impressed that it was so smooth and fast, I thought that it requires more energy to add this kind of feature. [18:40] (in term of process) [18:41] jfi: we try to keep things moving [18:41] it is a bit harder for things on the default CD :) [18:41] but still, we love contributions [18:41] and contributors [18:42] bug 732848 [18:42] Launchpad bug 732848 in liferea (Ubuntu) "Feature request: add unread items count in the Unity Launcher entry" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/732848 [18:45] kenvandine, it is a good way to motivate occasional contributors. Spending time understanding the process, waiting and worst don't have feedback is not a good source of motivation:) [18:48] indeed [18:48] we try to hard to stay on top of that stuff [18:48] but it can be hard sometimes, sooo busy [18:48] jfi: doing one last build and test before uploading [18:56] jfi: I haven't used Liferea in a long time but I remember it fondly. Thanks for enhancing it. The counter feature of the Launcher icons is really cool. :) [19:01] jfi: uploaded, thx! [19:05] kenvandine, cool! I can concentrate to the counter for pidgin now :-p [19:05] :) [19:06] keep up the great work === MacSlow|break is now known as MacSlow [19:35] rodrigo_: ping [19:42] hey all === kiwinote_ is now known as kiwinote [19:58] can someone remind me where the 'maximum width' is encoded, so i can work out if my main box will work if i upgrade; this is the max renderable sized thing in intel graphics [20:21] Hi! I have problems with my icon app in the panel. I modified the .desktop file, but the icon appears blur (a little). Which is the right resolution, please? Thanks in advance! [20:23] See this capture, I overwrited the icon with the gnome-terminal, the second is my icon, and the first the original Terminal: http://ubuntuone.com/p/hqi/ [20:35] dbarth: ping [20:49] Cimi, scrollbars are looking awesome! [21:02] hehe [21:02] whoops, focus! [21:14] Excuse me, but am I the only who has the bug that a window title doesn't get updated when a window content changes (i.e, you switch selected document in GEdit, you change tab in firefox or chromium...) [21:14] however I've noticed that in Vbox.. [21:15] in gedit it works properly! [21:15] mh, ok... so I figure that it's somewhat related to VirtualBox... [21:16] @jcastro thanks for the post on OMG! [21:23] congreats you got yours too AndreaAzzarone ;) [21:25] much ado about nothing ;) [21:36] but if the applications dash is open and if i click on the applications dash icon, the dash doens't close. [21:36] Is it normal? [21:37] AndreaAzzarone: Thank you for the patches! [21:49] kenvandine: many thx [22:08] Trevinho, I'm also getting the non-updating title in VB [22:16] Trevinho: did you try it on the chromium daily build or just one of the stable/beta/dev channel ones? === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [22:43] hey agll [22:43] rather hey all [23:28] hi guys, do I have to install natty to work on unity? [23:30] pulb, no, but it'll make your life a lot easier :-) [23:30] so i can compile it on maverick? [23:30] pulb I would recommend it [23:30] running natty [23:31] that is [23:31] but not as my primary os, i guess? [23:34] pulb, you could, but it'll be a nightmare :-) upgrade to natty, or use a virtual machine [23:35] ok, i thought so :-) [23:37] pulb I'm running it on a build machine. I've had a few blips that have forced a rebuild of the entire partition. Of my own making I might add. [23:38] eeek [23:38] pulb I should add that the rebuild was just my cheater's way of fixing it. I could have fixed it otherwise but a rebuild is a way to start out fresh [23:39] ok, i think i'll use a vm then :-) [23:56] * humphreybc has been trying to get Unity to crash for the last two days to appease smspillaz