[00:00] I think I can just suppress the error message [00:00] tremolux, yes [00:00] actually, if it's just a warning, would that still cause trouble? [00:00] or do you think that this might actually be something else that causes the issue with Mago? [00:00] tremolux, I'm really not sure if that's the root cause of my actual ptoblem [00:01] tremolux, sorry for the confusing on that bug, its misplaced [00:14] kenvandine: I've just noticed a scripting issue on FB like under natty's gwibber {u'count': 1, u'data': [{u'name': u'Rebecca Firstenfeld', u'id': u'1707592767'}]} users liked this it's on jono's lastest post here [00:16] davmor2, fixed in 2.91.93 released a couple hours ago [00:16] facebook changed their json output... [00:17] kenvandine: sounds about right :D [00:27] kenvandine: also typing in facebook or twitter on the main lens (hit the ubuntu icon) does show up gwibber as a suggestion FB shows empathy for chat. [00:52] kenvandine: Hi Ken, available for an urgent problem? === asac_ is now known as asac [02:20] GunnarHj, what's up? [02:34] kenvandine: Hello! It's about a gdm security update in lucid and maverick leading to the backports binaries no longer being the latest versions. I wanted to ask if there is some shortcut available for dealing with the issue. What I'm about to do is making new backports branches that include the update. [02:36] GunnarHj: you just need to open a backports bug with a new version rebased on top of the security update [02:41] micahg: Yes, that's what I thought. (There already are two bugs from people who were surprised... That's why I said to kenvandine that it's urgent.) Thanks! [02:41] GunnarHj, cool... i actually don't know much about backports [02:41] glad micahg was here :) [02:43] kenvandine, micahg: Yep. Good to know that I'm on the right track. [02:46] GunnarHj: I'd suggest next time just asking the question rather than pinging someone if it's general [02:48] * micahg hugs kenvandine [02:49] micahg: Right. Point taken. :) [02:49] * micahg almost tried for ubuntu-backporters === kklimonda_ is now known as Guest17427 === Guest17427 is now known as kklimonda_` === kklimonda_` is now known as kklimonda_ === kklimonda_ is now known as Guest63630 === Guest63630 is now known as kklimonda_` === kklimonda_` is now known as kklimonda_ === Amaranth is now known as Itsh00k === Itsh00k is now known as Amaranth [06:29] chrisccoulson_: Hey, do you still frequently see bug #740126 ? [06:29] Launchpad bug 740126 in compiz "compiz hangs randomly several times per day" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/740126 [06:40] RAOF: Hrm seems I have a blank screen with nouveau on powerpc, KMS enabled, latest natty kernel. Does this dmesg show you anything in particular as to what may be going on? [06:40] RAOF: http://paste.ubuntu.com/588125/ [06:41] Mmmmm, TV out :)\ [06:41] I take it that you're not actually trying to do display over the TV output? [06:42] No, the card doesn't have one. [06:42] The card has a DVI port, and an ADC port (ADC is DVI + power for Apple monitors). I am using teh DVI port with a DVI -> VGA adapter. [06:43] I presume this worked at one point? [06:43] Yeah I think so, I'd need to go back and test prior versions to be sure. [06:44] Given how awkward radeon support is for macs it wouldn't surprise me that the card doesn't actually have a connector table in there and requires a hand-built table in the driver. [06:44] Fnny you should mention radeon for powerpc, with KMS enabled it throws an oops. [06:44] I have every intension of filing a bug upstream with the oops to get it addressed. [06:45] So, nouveau thinks you've got a VGA output, a TMDS output (which would be some form of digital output), and a TV output. [06:45] heh right. [06:45] Actually the ADC port may do VGA, I am not entirely sure. [06:45] Furthermore, it's detecting that there's something connected to the TV output :) [06:46] haha well that their aint. Let me double check the card, but I am sure there is no TV out on it. [06:46] Ok no there isn't. [06:47] I'll file a bug upstream about this too. [06:48] That'd be a winner. [06:48] So does the FDO bug tracker deal with dri kernel bugs? [06:48] Although if there's a kernel that works correctly they're likely to ask you to bisect; I don't think many nouveau developers have a mac for testing. [06:49] Right, I need to backtrack to an earlier kernel. [06:49] to see what I can find out. [06:50] I'd file it under xorg/drivers/nouveau; intel and radeon have DRI/drm/intel and DRI/drm/radeon respectively, but nouveau isn't there. [06:50] ok [06:51] TheMuso, yes bugs@fdo handles dri kernel bugs [06:51] Will get to all of that on the weekend hopefully. [06:51] bryceh, RAOF, thanks. [06:51] TheMuso, I've a tool you can use to help with the bug forwarding - http://www.bryceharrington.org/cgi-bin/send_upstream.cgi [06:52] bryceh: Thanks. I don't think there are any LP bugs for this, I plan to file upstream directly. [06:52] alrighty [07:04] The problem with the 1st of April is that you can neven be sure whether the delay of GNOME 3.0 to September is a joke or not… [07:04] heh [07:05] RAOF, btw wanted to ask if you'd given thought to any UDS sessions we might want to hold? [07:05] I've given some thought, but haven't really come up with anything. [07:05] yeah same [07:06] I'd like to work out whether we can ship libdxtn, but that's hardly a session. [07:06] yeah there's some toolish things I'm interested in but dunno that it's of very widespread interest [07:07] There are probably enough Xers now to justify having a session. [07:07] Oh! [07:07] Yes. Session: what drivers to drop from -all. [07:08] mmm [07:08] RAOF: I was thinking the exact same thing wrt. the gnome thing [07:08] reminds me with beta out I can cleanup the arm drivers list [07:09] jcastro: It looks plausible, but how soon is GTK4, really? [07:09] RAOF, yeah we should probably have a general X meeting like normal, and maybe another canonical-x internal one [07:10] good morning [07:10] hi didrocks [07:10] hey bryceh! [07:10] wow, we didn't even use the word 'blueprint' and jcastro showed up :-) [07:10] didrocks, how're things? X working better for you? [07:11] bryceh: And possibly another stakeholders meeting; again, I'd like a venue for our internal consumers of X to say ‘we'd like it to be able to do $THING’. [07:11] RAOF, the 8xx'ers have been piling on the bug tracker a lot the last few days. :-/ I feel really bad continually telling them "no support for you!" [07:11] bryceh: I am watching for outliers to the naming convention. [07:12] bryceh: you mean the "magnetic" issue? It's even worst! so, loicm has it as well. Surprinsingly, I don't get it at all with multimonior and twinview, just on single monitor with twinview deactivated [07:12] bryceh: apart from that, in a rush, but everything's generally fine, thanks ;) [07:12] and you? [07:12] didrocks, that's the one [07:12] didrocks, yep doing good. [07:13] bryceh: I keep seeing a handful of ‘855 is special, don't step on its toes’ commits floating past. It's somewhat surprising that it *ever* worked *at all* :) [07:13] my 1.5 yr old son likes to hang out in the garage with me, so today I made him a little workbench. He likes to bang nails into the wood and explore my parts drawers [07:14] and he's learned how to climb the ladder out there... :-+ [07:15] RAOF, so far most of the 8xx bugs have resembled other bugs we're seeing on 9xx so maybe they're just general issues [07:19] Good morning! Anybody with gdm upload rights who can sponsor me with bug 746694? Think it should be considered an urgent matter... [07:20] Launchpad bug 746694 in maverick-backports "GDM_LANG overrides my locales" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/746694 === Amaranth is now known as its_gnarf === its_gnarf is now known as Amaranth [07:24] Good morning === Amaranth is now known as its_gnarf === its_gnarf is now known as Amaranth [07:25] hey pitti === Amaranth is now known as oops_my_bad [07:26] GunnarHj: backports don't work like that, I believe you need approval before it can be uploaded === oops_my_bad is now known as Amaranth [07:26] GunnarHj: can we move to -devel? [07:26] micahg: Ok. [07:27] bonjour didrocks, ca va? [07:28] pitti: I'm fine thanks :) you? === Amaranth is now known as not_gandalf === not_gandalf is now known as Amaranth === Amaranth is now known as slept_with_ganda === slept_with_ganda is now known as Amaranth [07:46] didrocks: aaah, intltool! [07:46] pitti: yeah, it was the little guilty guy! ;) [08:07] * pitti hugs didrocks [08:07] didrocks: ... but it says "There is no easter-egg!"!!!11!!one! [08:07] * didrocks hugs pitti back === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [08:08] Morning all! [08:08] pitti: but is telling not having one is already having one? :-) [08:08] hey Sweetshark, how are you? [08:08] pitti: was a cheap and the less full-bug way to get it! :-) [08:08] hey Sweetshark [08:09] didrocks: I think this question brings this prank to an unduly high philosophical level [08:09] pranks? [08:09] pitti: exactly, like "you have 4 hours" :) [08:09] where? i love pranks [08:09] pitti: a bit stressed by the deadlines (there is one every week -- today: 3.4 branchoff) but otherwise fine ;) [08:09] There is no prank; I'm all 100% serious about this [08:10] didrocks: is that bug I mailed you fitting? [08:10] heya guys good mornings [08:10] hey bryceh [08:10] Sweetshark: I think it does, right [08:13] Anyone already having a "best of" of this years april fools already? Something like slashdots OMG Ponys or http://blog.thebehrens.net/2009/04/01/how-openofficeorg-will-switch-to-a-dscm/ [08:19] Sweetshark: still a bit early in the day, isn't it? [08:25] pitti: well, yeah. so its even more important not to be caught halfawake of some shocking news that is really just a joke. I remember my hyperventilating as pretty badly as a gentoo zealot back then, when I read this:http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20030401-newsletter.xml#doc_chap1_sect2 [08:25] Sweetshark: heh, I remember that one [08:34] FISHWARE!!! [08:35] vishware? [08:35] Bug #747014 [08:35] Launchpad bug 747014 in unity "Major Natty regression: No fish!" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/747014 [08:37] I think the gentoo folks started to get careful after some people said "thats a great idea!" after reading about geNToo (gentoo on windows) ... [08:44] wooowwww first ABI stable nux update! [08:46] didrocks: I thought that was technically impossible for C++ ABIs :P [08:47] RAOF: Neil made a list minute commit to change just a slightely issue with nux trunk and it fixes the ABI break issue for this release (at least ;)) [08:47] RAOF: so, zomg, that means that you can push C++ code and not breaking the ABI! [08:47] * didrocks is *shocked* [09:01] didrocks: dude, we do it all the time with libapt ;) its a PAIN though. does he know about the abichecker script that we use in libapt? [09:02] mvo: oh no! [09:02] mvo: link link link? ;-) [09:02] * didrocks will add that to his release script [09:03] morning [09:04] hey rodrigo_ [09:04] hi didrocks [09:05] didrocks: http://ispras.linux-foundation.org/index.php/ABI_compliance_checker , check lp:apt and there abicheck/run_abi_test for a example of the usage, works really well for us [09:05] I even bloged about it a good while ago (shocking!) http://mvogt.wordpress.com/2010/02/18/goodbye-accidental-abi-breaks/ [09:05] its really cool stuff [09:07] whoever did "revert button layout" in the appearence properties is my hero-of-the-hour [09:08] mvo: when you change the theme with a custom layout? [09:08] yeah [09:08] well, I have [x] title [min][max] since about forever [09:09] mvo: I did that in lucid dude! time to ugprade! ;) [09:09] and a theme change used to just kill that, now I can just revert [09:09] hm? first time I see it, it usually just killed my custom window manager layout settings [09:10] anyway, /me hugs did'hero-of-the-hour'rocks [09:14] mvo: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/1:2.30.0-0ubuntu2 (if (previoustheme->button_layout && (strcmp (previoustheme->button_layout, tmpbutton_layout) != 0))) [09:14] mvo: from the first implementation ;) [09:15] mvo: seems that ken touched it again in February, pretty sure it worked on lucid, but didn't test it since (seems that themes can be saved in a file now, so maybe it impacted it) [09:16] odd really, but I don't complain that it works now for me :) [09:18] mornin [09:37] one cycle later and update-manager still trigger apport if you close the password dialog by error :-( [09:44] seb128, hmm, it also says lots of apps have crashed, when they haven't, as in last cycle, iirc [09:44] rodrigo_, hey [09:44] rodrigo_, what? apport? [09:44] yes [09:44] rodrigo_, well it catches python exceptions [09:44] hi seb128 btw :) [09:44] ah, ok [09:44] uncaught exceptions rather [09:44] well the apport dialog is ok [09:44] yes, it indeed happens in python apps, like accerciser [09:45] what is annoying is that update-manager hangs for 5 minutes then [09:45] like it goes waiting for a timeout [09:45] with the ui blocked while it does that [09:45] seb128: let me look at this [09:45] mvo, hey [09:45] mvo, sorry to keep ranting about your softwares, I still love you ;-) [09:47] :) [09:48] good morning everyone [09:52] lol [09:52] GNOME3 delayed to septembre then [09:52] we are on track for it ;-) [09:53] http://www.gnome.org/press/releases/2011-04-gnome-3.0-rescheduled.html [09:53] hey chrisccoulson_ [09:53] hi seb128, how are you? [09:54] I'm fine thanks [09:54] yeah, i just saw the announcement too [09:54] perhaps we should delay natty until then? ;) [09:54] * chrisccoulson_ runs [09:54] * desrt shakes his head [09:54] hi desrt! [09:55] hey :) [09:55] i don't think it really makes sense for you guys to delay natty [09:55] gnome is merely one of your upstreams [09:56] desrt, I think that was a joke ;-) [09:56] they did the 6 month delay so that gnome3 will sync up with your next release [09:56] seb128: ah. of course. [09:56] desrt - so, gtk 4 coming soon too? (according to the announcement). you don't happen to know how soon do you? [09:56] i'm in a bit of an annoyed mood today because of the announcement [09:56] desrt, why? seems an ok decision [09:56] chrisccoulson_: we were saying on the order of 1 year, but i think it may be more like 1.5-2 [09:57] desrt, ok, that's not too bad :) [09:57] so i'm not sure that delaying for gtk4 is really a good idea [09:57] desrt, it feels border line ready, could be shipped as a bit shacky but a 6 month delay will make it great [09:57] one of the redhat firefox maintainers is currently porting to gtk3, but i had a thought there that gtk4 might come along before it's reviewed and landed ;) [09:57] does that mean you guys will switch to it in 6 months? :) [09:58] desrt, btw seems people realize at least now that using firefox non public stable bits can bite [09:58] seb128: i realised this a long time ago and tried to get them to change to seed [09:58] but i understand why they feel that 'yield' is really essential [09:58] it's a bit of a difficult problem, really :/ [09:58] yeah... [09:58] i think they may try to do a private library now [09:59] it's not too much of a problem now, as we have a proper spidermonkey lib in ubuntu ;) [09:59] desrt, "will switch to it", it being GNOME3 I was going to say "yes for sure" [09:59] but that gtk4 point you raise makes me nervous [09:59] seb128: shell :) [09:59] like we don't want to do another GTK transition before the next lts [09:59] gtk4 is at least a year out [09:59] ok great [10:00] maybe 2 [10:04] vuntz, hey, what's the april fools joke, the delay of 3.0 or the tarballs due on Monday? [10:06] doh, I didn't even check what day we are [10:06] seb128, :) [10:08] rodrigo_: bad boy [10:08] desrt, well, I'm confused, since he sent the 2 mails at the same time [10:09] desrt, ah, you were trying to confuse seb128? :) [10:09] rodrigo_, I would assume the real email is tarball due [10:09] seb128, :) [10:09] lol [10:10] we'll never tell! [10:10] ....until tomorrow [10:10] :D [10:10] let's say I don't find official joke announces as fun jokes [10:11] that's why I tend to don't read news on that day if they don't come via email in my inbox ;-) [10:12] seb128: i think you do have a point though [10:12] gnome3 is certainly not a kde4 [10:12] but it's also not 100% [10:12] the delay would be credible if the goal was to have something high quality [10:13] it's also fine to ship it as it this cycle [10:13] 3.2 will obviously be a better release [10:13] seb128: the code is actually pretty high quality right now [10:13] was gtk4 in the next year or two also an april joke? [10:13] just a few rough edges, like everyone else [10:13] no [10:13] ok ;-) [10:13] we've been planning that for a while [10:13] we're planning our next hackfest in september [10:14] maybe somewhere nice in france :) [10:14] seb128, yeah, don't trust desrt today [10:14] hey! don't blame me! [10:14] seb128: how sure are you that bug 740765 really started with 1:2.32.2.1-0ubuntu9? [10:14] Launchpad bug 740765 in nautilus "nautilus crashed with SIGABRT in __kernel_vsyscall()" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/740765 [10:15] so omgubuntu seemed quite convinced... [10:15] seb128: I can't see how http://git.gnome.org/browse/nautilus/commit/?h=gnome-2-32&id=9142d259dcaa6b011604cbd560b94ce31d314b88 can possibly cause this.. [10:15] pitti, I just matched the day we started receiving bugs about that and the uploads [10:15] * pitti scratching head [10:15] pitti, well of course it could be a side effect of some other lib change [10:17] hm, omgubuntu -> wasn't that xkcd a couple of years back? [10:19] pitti, it doesn't make to me either that this commit would create the bug... [10:19] well, i guess desrt nailed the coffin with his support ;p [10:19] vish: ? [10:19] desrt: "I support release team" [10:20] desrt: ha! just checked the tags on that OMG post, it says "fooled you" [10:21] but still people are wildly debating there :p [10:21] dbarth_: ping [10:27] desrt: hi [10:28] * Sweetshark wonders if we should join the Canterbury project ... [10:31] Sweetshark: I heard it's great! [10:35] https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35859 [10:35] Freedesktop bug 35859 in Localisation "Missing string in french translation" [Normal,New] [10:36] ^- that one is esp. for our french zealots here ... [10:36] got to go for some errands, be back in one hour [10:37] seb128: hah, I know [10:42] seb128, pitti, vish, desrt ... beta 1 is out, whats the work on the street? [10:42] rickspencer3: you mean "how's the whale in the Thames?" [10:42] pitti, uuh [10:43] I am not familiar with that particular vernacular, but sure! [10:43] rickspencer3: can you please look out of the window and confirm what google maps shows? [10:43] s/whale/narwhal [10:43] how's the whale in the Tames? [10:43] lol [10:43] let me see [10:43] if it's still there, please wave to him for me, would you? [10:43] yes, there is a whale [10:43] well, there's already a crowd [10:45] it is a narhwal, actually, I think [10:45] and it appears to be yellow [10:45] anywhoooo, whales aside, any response to beta 1 so far? [10:46] rickspencer3: didn't hear much yet [10:46] hmmmm [10:46] I guess that's good from a quality POV, but not so good from a popularity pov ;) [11:02] pitti: Have you read the comments on bug 742857? Because of them, I'm about to convert the proposed document to a help document belonging to language-selector. Thought I'd ask for your general view first, to not reach another deadlock. [11:02] Launchpad bug 742857 in ubuntu-docs "i18n matters ought to be properly documented" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/742857 [11:04] GunnarHj: hm, this is more developer oriented, isn't it? I wonder if it would be better suited in the wiki [11:06] pitti: My intention was to write a document for users. What makes you think it's developer oriented? [11:07] GunnarHj: the other bug comments so far (haven't looked at the actual document yet, was too busy with beta-1 release) [11:12] pitti: I see. It is a little more than "click this, select X from that, ...", but aiming for users. [11:12] GunnarHj: ah, ok; language-selector help sounds great then [11:13] pitti: Then I'll make a try. [11:18] finally, i've figured out how to write a working mochitest for firefox \o/ [11:18] mochitest? [11:19] pitti - https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Mochitest [11:19] chrisccoulson_: hey, did you have the time to add a static quicklist to firefox (see [11:19] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/747128 [11:19] Launchpad bug 747128 in unity "open new firefox window" [Undecided,New] [11:19] pitti - i need to write a test for making sure that scrolling works when you select text in a scrolled area [11:19] (well, it needs to fiddling with dpm about the .desktop translation) [11:20] which means synthesizing fake mouse events and stuff like that ;) [11:20] didrocks, i uploaded it yesterday ;) [11:20] chrisccoulson_: awesome \o/ [11:20] chrisccoulson_: how did you dealt with i18n? [11:21] didrocks, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/natty-changes/2011-March/010406.html [11:21] for translations, we have https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Wanted/FirefoxDesktop [11:21] chrisccoulson_: oh, a brand new automated process? ;) [11:21] lol [11:21] we need to make it automated ;) [11:21] chrisccoulson_: nice work, thanks for tackling that :) [11:22] now, I can just stare at Sweetshark for quicklist and openoffice! [11:22] didrocks, well, it was cdbs who modified the desktop file ;) [11:22] (i just added the extra translations before i uploaded yesterday) [11:23] chrisccoulson_: oh, that's already nice then ;) [11:23] chrisccoulson_: is open a tab before open a window? [11:23] didrocks, i haven't added the open tab item yet [11:23] ok ;) [11:23] I was wondering how it would behave with: [11:23] didrocks, chrisccoulson_: hi [11:24] didrocks, we kept the translations on the wiki to give us the option of adding it later on if we wanted to [11:24] yeah ;) [11:24] but i want to save some space for other quicklist items really ;) [11:24] hey cdbs [11:24] GunnarHj: took a look at the document; this looks great, thanks! [11:24] * pitti follows up to the bug [11:24] chrisccoulson_: agreed, opened a new tab should be more a dynamic QL I think [11:24] chrisccoulson_: and the good news is that I just wired up the latest pieces! [11:25] nice! [11:25] pitti: Good to know, thanks! [11:27] GunnarHj: followed up [11:27] GunnarHj: so in short, I think it'll live well in language-selector itself [11:28] impressive unity changelog again [11:30] (and a lot of spam \o/) [11:34] yeah, i think i migth go and grab a coffee before i read the unity changelog! [11:34] **might [11:34] chrisccoulson_: double dose will be better ) [11:34] :) [11:34] heh :) [11:48] pitti: So the desktop powerpc image is currently oversized, and I have been looking through the seeds trying to work out what could be dropped. Just about everything that is included could be considered as needed. Thoughts? [11:48] pitti: I was thinking of possibly dropping some or all of the games packages, as they take up a fair amount of disk space. [11:49] TheMuso: gnome-games sounds like a good "first against the wall" indeed [11:49] TheMuso: you could win a lot by dropping tomboy and banshee and adding rhythmbox instead, but that would deviate quite a lot [11:49] TheMuso: do we still ship two different kernels there, or why are these so big? [11:49] pitti: Yeah I would really rather only cut things that aren't absolutely necessary. [11:50] TheMuso: I believe we also ship some toolchain bits [11:50] pitti: 2 different kernels for 32-bit and 64-bit powerpc. These kernels could do with a lot of fat being removed, but not enough time this cycle. [11:50] TheMuso: like kernel headers, gcc, etc.; dropping those will also win a lot [11:50] pitti: Kernel headers have been dropped, I could also drop gcc. [11:51] The interesting thing is with the current desktop seeds, the alternate disk is fine size wise. [11:51] TheMuso: we have a lot of bz2/lzma compressed packages, which certainly help a lot [11:51] Ok, I'll drop gnome-games and gcc et al, and we'll see where that leads us. [11:51] Yeah. === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:11] re [12:11] pitti, oh, apport abort -> nice catch! [12:12] pitti, it tells us that it was right to do as well since that one seems to hit quite some users and didn't get reported before [12:12] seb128: right; I just wonder why it failed to extract the message there; it's a normal g_assert.. [12:13] pitti, the stacktrace has "" for the message [12:14] but it should still be in the global variable in the core dumpl. [12:14] .. [12:15] pitti, yeah, not sure, but that also explain why we started getting so indicator sigabrt crashes [12:15] nice that we catch extra bugs [12:15] but I will try to investigate if I ran into one of those locally [12:17] wohooo! non-crashing unity! live is soo good [12:18] * pitti hugs the DX team [12:20] ;-) [12:20] mpt, could you not play close reopen close games on bugs please? it's wasting effort for everybody that could be used in a better way [12:21] so, upload on Friday can make people happy ;) [12:21] seb128, sorry, I don't know what you mean [12:22] mpt, you just reopened a bug that was set invalid because it was not closed with a reference to the other bug [12:23] oh, I thought I marked that one as a duplicate, sorry === rodrigo__ is now known as rodrigo_ [12:24] mpt, ok, sorry for assuming that it was because you disagree with the way the bug was closed (there is a recurrent argument about whether those bugs should be closed or let open until somebody will triage the bug properly) [13:26] Has anyone seen probs with gdm/X after todays updates on Intel? Everytime at the gdm login prompt that I touch the touchpad X crashes and restarts. [13:27] hey pgraner [13:27] mpt is discussing a similar issue on #ubuntu-x at the moment if you want to join that channel [13:31] seb128, thx === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:39] new nux stopped my unity from crashing when I press alt-f2 \o/ [13:40] yeah, and I'm running unity again, too [13:40] it was impossible to stabilize in the last week [13:40] yeah, same here [13:40] it's working great there for a while [13:40] works well so far on my two machines [13:40] you guys probably did something to upset didrocks [13:40] I had loads and loads of crashes lsat week on my nvidia box [13:40] my wife hasn't complained yet, though, and she's still running last weekend's version [13:40] but it seems he got over it and stop hating you ;-) [13:41] seb128: yeah, USER==mvo ;) [13:41] it's like mvo hating me with update-manager [13:41] ;-) [13:41] seb128: dude! [13:41] mvo, alter! [13:41] seb128: I looked at this problem but got confused by all the defer magic and put it on hold :( [13:41] mvo, it's a non issue nowadays since polkit stopped crashing every second use [13:42] I just ran into it today by accident [13:42] it was driving me crazy when polkit was crashing ;-) [13:42] its still something that needs to get fixed [13:42] I hope that glatzor can give me some idea [13:51] mvo: seb128 asked me to make it crashing for your computer :) [13:52] heh [13:52] didrocks: you french … [13:52] "I eat you", isn't it? :p [13:52] lol [13:52] I ate you [13:54] oh right, better with this accent ;) [13:56] seb128, was there something wrong about my evolution-mapi merge? I see it has been uploaded but the merge request has not changed (still Needs Review) [13:56] hi [13:56] no, I just though the autoimporter would close it [13:57] since it's using the standard location [13:57] ah, ok :) [13:58] didrocks, bryceh, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/747205 [13:58]