[01:00] arand: Could you share the specific output you're getting and your fstab? [01:01] lool: I asked another one using the current version, not reproduced there I reported Bug #748340 [01:01] Launchpad bug 748340 in btrfs-tools (Ubuntu) "btrfsck fails with "unsupported option features", must [ignore] to boot" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/748340 [01:04] lool: my fstab is pretty much default as far as I can tell: http://paste.debian.net/112820/ [01:20] lool: I think it may come down to the fact that I have restored and moved around snapshots of my "/" (basically via the apt-btrfs-snapshot method). [01:33] lool: More info attached on the bug report, I'm getting more uncertain is we as downstream could really do anything about it.. Sorry for bugging you a lot if that turns out to be the case. === asac_ is now known as asac [02:09] hello [02:09] does anybody use Evolution Mail on Natty? [02:10] For some reason, there's no way for me to access the "Preferences" anymore [02:10] The top menu only have "File" > "Close" tab and that's it === asac_ is now known as asac === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [03:52] slangasek: hi, can you look at bug 748740, the sync is related to the .la-cleanup. [03:52] Launchpad bug 748740 in libvmime (Ubuntu) "Sync libvmime 0.9.0-1.2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/748740 [04:13] Does anyone happen to know the max time gnome-sound-recorder will record? Is it simply limited by hard drive space? [04:13] using the default lossy ogg format [04:14] AFAIK [04:14] soreau: its hard drive space [04:14] should be* [04:14] no reason why not [04:15] That would be my guess but I was looking for a more definitive answer [04:15] well, with ardour + jack [04:15] its hard drive space === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [04:44] soreau: support questions go to #ubuntu [04:44] Chipzz: Dont start with me. [04:45] soreau: pardon? [05:01] soreau: Like it or not, Chipzz is correct. [05:02] ScottK: [05:02] 05:49 I do enough support in #ubuntu to have the right to ask a question in -devel every once in awhile [05:02] 05:49 no you don't [05:02] 05:49 Well then, you can kiss my ass [05:02] 05:49 because you dont even know me [05:02] 05:49 how does you giving support in #ubuntu warrant violating the channel rules? [05:02] 05:50 I told you, dont start [05:02] 05:50 I start it and I end it [05:02] 05:50 I dont abuse privs [05:02] 05:50 And its none of your god damned business so shove off [05:02] Chipzz: Posting the private message into the public channel isn't so great either. [05:03] Indeed. [05:03] I cant believe you are that foolish [05:03] soreau: He is correct, however. [05:03] ScottK: Yes I know, but I took it to pm and it aws over [05:03] was* [05:04] but know he opened a whole nother can of worms [05:04] now* [05:04] Actually, I dropped it. HE pmmed me to continue [05:06] Chipzz: You have no irc etiquette which is prerequisites to using irc in the first place. Thus, you have no business even calling OT [05:07] soreau: You were OT. [05:07] Yes but I dropped it. [05:07] Now look where we are [05:07] Both of you: If you want to argue - Do it somewhere else. [05:07] Totally way OT in a -dev channel [05:10] soreau: my apologies for c/p the pm [05:10] Too late [05:11] Whats done is done [05:11] I hope you learn not to do that in the future [05:13] holstein: Thank you for your input [05:13] sure [05:13] Im pretty sure its governed solely by disk space [05:14] check out #ubuntustudio [05:14] I dont have the code in front of me so I figured Id ask where someone might === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero [07:13] Ampelbein: 748740> done, thanks :) [08:10] hi === doko__ is now known as doko [12:59] hi! natty is not loading the nouveau driver for my GF104.. this card should be supported, right? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer === firewave is now known as DCI|FireWave === bantu_ is now known as bantu === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:39] I've contributed code to Ubuntu, solving some bugs. How can I prove to job interviewers I contributed? Does my name appear somewhere? [15:46] IanLiu: your name is probably in the bug reports or in the changelogs or something? [15:48] JanC: Oh, yes, the bug report, indeed. But I looked at changelogs and haven't found ;-) I guess there is too many contributors to specify in changelogs === MattJ100 is now known as MattJ [15:49] sometimes they are mentioned, sometimes not, I guess [15:49] but if you attached a patch that should be obvious ☺ [15:56] ;-) === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:33] Hello, is there some sort of setting (gconf maybe) to change the default session to Classic instead of Unity ? [16:34] hey AnAnt [16:35] i would check the /topic here, and maybe try #ubuntu-beginners or #ubuntu+1 if you find #ubuntu too busy [16:37] holstein: actually I need this for development [16:38] I am working on a distro based on Ubuntu, and need to keep the default session type to be Classic instead of Unity [16:39] AnAnt: you can try #ubuntustudio [16:39] we are going to use gnome in 11.04 [16:39] not sure how that worked out on the back end [16:39] holstein: thanks [16:39] AnAnt: maybe #ubuntustudio-devel [16:39] if no one pipes up here [16:39] there* [16:48] arand: Thanks for the bug; so basically my upload made running fsck possible, and that exposed that fsck isn't passing for you === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === JasonO_ is now known as JasonO [21:54] slangasek: I'm getting some weird breakage with gnash, multiarch, and pthreads, gnash seems to be able to find other things in the multiarch path, but not libpthreads.so [21:56] slangasek: nevermind, I think I found the problem, there's a libslist variable that hardcodes lib paths [22:13] slangasek: I guess I'll need help or a guide for making a package with hardcoded lib paths multiarch aware in a sane way [22:14] micahg: remove the hardcoded lib path? :) [22:19] slangasek: ok, what's the sane way to check for libpthreads? [22:24] micahg: how do you mean? What checking is it doing now? [22:24] is gnash not using autoconf? I would expect it to, being a GNU project [22:25] slangasek: there's a hardcoded list of lib paths that's used to check for the .a or .so in [22:25] I thought it's a GNU project by politics more than by technical reasons [22:26] micahg: the right way is actually to not check for libpthread at all, but only to build and link with -pthread [22:26] (on some architectures, such as mips, -lpthread alone doesn't DTRT) [22:28] slangasek: well, it's doing that already, so maybe I should just remove this check [22:30] micahg: looking over macros/pthreads.m4 now [22:30] ah, that's where it is [22:31] slangasek: ~line 163 is where the trouble is [22:31] err, ~185 [22:35] micahg: yeah, I think 183-210 are wrong for GNU systems; we should actually just be setting PTHREAD_LIBS=-pthread and skipping the manual lib check AFAIK [22:35] slangasek: ok, what about for Debian [22:36] micahg: same thing, it's a function of it being a GNU environment [22:36] slangasek: ok, cool, I'll make a patch and submit to them, thanks [22:36] thank you :)