[06:40] Good morning [06:43] Good morning pitti! [06:44] * pitti yays about the flawless usb network support for phone tethering [06:45] My phone's bluetooth/USB tethering seems to have been disabled by android 2.2. Fortunately, it's still perfectly happy to act as a wifi gateway. [06:45] RAOF: ah, I'm running cyanogen, and they tend to have some extra geeky features [06:48] * bryceh_ waves [06:49] Sweetshark: I don't see a LibO upload on chinstrap; can you just ping me and seb128 once you want us to sponsor? [06:49] hey bryceh_, good evening [06:50] pitti, thanks for handling the upower fix so quickly! that's a nice bug to get rid of, I'd been scratching my head over that one (and its dupes) for some time [06:50] bryceh_: ah, yw; yeah, must have been a nuisance to debug this, thanks for that [06:51] bryceh_: oh, btw; did you ever get auto-dupes for X.org freezes yet? [06:51] pitti, partly [06:51] pitti, I have some evidence it seems to be working for a portion of the bug reports, but there's still plenty I'm having to handle manually still [06:52] pitti, is there a way you can get a listing of bugs it is successfully able to dupe to existing bugs? [06:52] but at least it is working in general? [06:52] yeah [06:52] bryceh_: we can look at the dup db, hang on [06:53] bryceh_: what's a good string to search for in the dupe signature? [06:53] there's some classes of bugs I'm seeing MUCH less frequently now, and am curious if it's because they're getting duped, or because the bug no longer exists [06:53] pitti, "GPU lockup" [06:54] "GPU lockup.*EIR: 0x00000010" is one of the ones I'm particularly curious about [06:55] sqlite> select * from crashes where signature like '%GPU lock%'; [06:55] sqlite> [06:55] hmm [06:57] oh wait [06:57] looking at the script it only sets the signature to the error codes [06:57] so, look for "EIR: 0x00000010 ESR: 0x00000010" [06:58] aa [06:58] (EIR: 0x00000010 ESR: 0x00000010 PGTBL_ER: 0x00000003 IPEHR: 0x01000000)|741431||2011-03-24 03:30:28 [06:58] (EIR: 0x00000010 ESR: 0x00000010 PGTBL_ER: 0x00000100)|741653||2011-03-24 13:37:00 [06:58] (EIR: 0x00000010 ESR: 0x00000011 PGTBL_ER: 0x00000002 IPEHR: 0x01000000)|757791||2011-04-11 22:42:16 [06:58] (EIR: 0x00000010 ESR: 0x00000011 PGTBL_ER: 0x00000001 IPEHR: 0x01000000)|759542||2011-04-13 08:10:37 [06:59] bryceh_: bug 741653 got some dupes [06:59] Launchpad bug 741653 in udev "[i965gm] GPU lockup (EIR: 0x00000010 ESR: 0x00000010 PGTBL_ER: 0x00000100)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/741653 [07:00] ahh, nice [07:01] how about (ESR: 0x00000001 IPEHR: 0x02000011)? That should be another common one [07:01] 03/28/11 08:14:20: checking #742663 for duplicate [07:01] 03/28/11 08:14:34: Report is a duplicate of #741653 (not fixed yet) [07:02] ^ that's from the dup checker log [07:02] so it seems to work in general [07:02] bryceh_: above four results are all matches of "EIR" [07:03] now I actually need to get the dup checker back up, seems it's crashing right now [07:03] in general I'm not running into bugs with large quantities of dupes attached [07:03] so, I guess I can interpret all of this as that the quantity of gpu lockups people are having is diminishing in general (good) [07:04] right [07:04] the dup db gets the signatures from all reported bugs, even the ones without dupes [07:04] I haven't had a single lockup in natty, I think [07:04] I have ideas on how to construct signatures that'll dupe up more reliably, however I don't want to fiddle with it any further this release [07:04] all of these were compiz freezing and restarting :) [07:05] since if I change how sigs are calculated, it'll break the duping currently in place [07:05] bryceh_: isn't it nice how we finally got freeze bug handling really well, now that we hardly need it any more? [07:05] hehe [07:05] seems like it always works that way [07:06] but you know, same thing happened with the xserver crash hook [07:06] by the time we got the hook working reliably, the frequency of crash reports took a nose dive, and these days we hardly ever get them [07:07] but... I don't think those two factoids are unrelated ;-) [07:07] you mean once you get good bug reports, it's much more likely to get them fixed efficiently? [07:08] that would at least be the positive interpretation :) [07:08] exactly [07:11] seems like if you make it twice as efficient to fix a given type of bug (crash, freeze, whatever), it pays off with like a >10-fold rate of bugfixing [07:12] wow, exponential efficiency [07:13] well, exponential effectiveness at least [07:15] it's like switching from a hand saw to a power saw [07:15] ok now I'm just babbling. night! [07:15] Good bug reports are surprisingly difficult to come across. [07:16] bryceh_: Night! [07:16] RAOF, 'tis true. It's insane how much time it takes to pry the necessary info out of reporters [07:16] I think next cycle I'm going to try to put some multiple-choice stuff into the apport hooks [07:17] "Did you experience an actual system lockup that required rebooting?" [07:17] bryceh_: good night, sleep well! [07:17] "Has this happened more than this one time?" [07:17] That's not a bad idea, as long as there's an obvious way to short-circut and say “I know how to report bugs, thanks” (the kernel's hook doesn't) [07:18] "Are you willing to spend some time running test packages to get this fixed"? (and not filing if they say no) :-P [07:18] mmm, yeah [07:18] RAOF: well, TBH I actually like how the kernel does that [07:18] means I don't need to know about their tagging policy du jour [07:19] Yeah, that part's good. [07:19] the lecturing about "have you tried upstream" etc. becomes redundant quickly, of course [07:19] Some parts like “have you checked against the upstream kernel” (no, because I know that the aufs bug I'm reporting is in Ubuntu sauce ☺) [07:20] RAOF: so it clearly doesn't happen with an upstream kernel :) [07:20] Ah, but that's not the question: it's have you *tested* against the upstream kernel. [07:20] And, um, no, I haven't :) [07:44] I'll go offline for a bit, will check in regularly, though [07:46] good morning [08:11] Oh, oh. Has anyone else noticed banshee crashing on startup? [08:18] *Man* there's a lot of SIGABRT crashes there. [08:18] mvo: good morning sir [08:19] good morning ! [08:19] mvo: I was wondering if you could enlighten me about how apt-xapian and s-c extracts terms to index? [08:19] mvo: the case is that I am working on adding CJK support to xapian [08:20] mvo: and if you only use TermExtractor then I don't need to add public API, whereas if you use custom tokenization I may need to add some CJK routines to the public API [08:20] mvo: and I hoped you could save me some hours of scrutinizing source code :-) [08:20] kamstrup: we don't do a custom tokenier [08:21] mvo: if you just use TermGenerator I am gonna kiss you! [08:21] kamstrup: just the axapian.TermGeneator [08:21] kamstrup: next uds ;) [08:21] mvo: w00t! [08:21] beware [08:21] kamstrup: let me double check inside s-c, but I'm pretty certain about it [08:22] mvo: my fear was that if I needed to add public CJK routines the upstream review would be so much harder to go through [08:22] kamstrup: could you fix the issue that "-" is a split char too while working on the tokenizer (if its not much work) [08:23] kamstrup: we use index_text_without_positions() and the spelling flag, so nothing fancy [08:23] mvo: sweet! [08:24] mvo: if you don't split on - then the search foo wouldn't match foo-bar ... [08:24] mvo: sorry, meant bar-foo [08:29] chrisccoulson: You here old bean? I'm pretty sure I've got the compiz freeze malarkey figured out, and would like a hypothesis confirmed. [08:29] kamstrup: hm, right [08:36] hi pitti, I'm not gettinf the symbol table/retrace as usual, so bugreports are useless for me [08:36] pitti: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/overlay-scrollbar/+bugs?field.tag=need-amd64-retrace [08:38] mvo: in zeitgeist-fts I use the trick of converting a few of the chars I don't want to split on into _ to obtain a mangled version that wont be split [08:38] mvo: then just do the same mangling on all queries and you're set [08:43] hi RAOF, i'm here now [08:44] chrisccoulson: Sweet. So, just next time you get compiz to hang, could you attach to X - you'll need to ‘sudo gdb Xorg $(pgrep X)’ due to the vagries of our wrapper stuff - and print the value of grabState? [08:44] kamstrup: heh :) we do something similar too, funny [08:45] RAOF: you have weird greetings :-) "attach gdb" [08:45] didrocks: Even gdb needs hugs! [08:45] RAOF: btw, Jason told me about the track (and I saw the bug report), nice work! ;) [08:46] Or, occasionally, to suck the lifeblood of processes. [08:46] heh [08:47] RAOF, sure, can do [08:48] didrocks: It is excellent that today is Friday, and I can retire for the weekend secure in the knowlegde that it's *probably* not my fault :) [08:48] RAOF: heh, yeah, a better way to really enjoy the week-end, I can understand you :) [08:50] mvo, did you have anything to do with why apt-get update is so blazingly fast in maverick? :) [08:52] and471: not sure, but I will just claim it anyway :) [08:52] (maverick is … 6 months ago!) [08:53] haha [08:57] stone age! [08:57] hi, anyone want to look at these before the weekend? https://code.launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+activereviews [08:59] Cimi: you mean that they are broken, or nonexistant? [08:59] Cimi: I just revived the retracer an hour ago or so [09:02] pitti: not existant [09:02] Cimi: ah, then they should catch up soon [09:02] pitti: tnaks [09:02] pitti: I just realized how important is your bot :-) [09:02] hehe [09:04] * mvo just got a merge review for lp:~paulliu/flash-kernel/mx5 and wonders how that made it into his inbox [09:22] morning [09:29] hey rodrigo_ [09:31] hi pitti [09:32] hey rodrigo_, pitti [09:32] hi didrocks [09:32] bonjour didrocks [09:36] seb128: bonjour Monsieur [09:37] hello desktopers [09:37] you look very natty today! [09:37] hey pitti [09:37] lol, thank you ;-) [09:37] bonjour seb128 [09:37] seb128: two things [09:37] quite some upgrades this morning, I was already a bit late to start and I decided to not run IRC before being done with upgrades and restart...which has been taking a bit longer than I though it would [09:38] (1) the apport dup finder is running again [09:38] was it broken? [09:38] (2) I had to reject your shared-mime-info upload, it reverted the MultiArch: flag [09:38] oh crap, thanks for catching that one up [09:38] seb128: I thought it crashed a few days ago on consolidation? [09:39] I copied the control from my previous on disk version but I didn't think about this one at all [09:39] pitti, well, I think I've uncommented the crontab job again to try earlier in the week before going to bed and that it worked [09:39] pitti, did you have to fix anything? [09:40] no, it just worked [09:40] pitti, it might not have been crashing, but it's taking over an hour to consolidate [09:40] yes, it does [09:40] which was over my timeout waiting for retraces I needed [09:40] so I stopped it, declared it buggy and started the normal retracing ;-) [09:40] ah, then I misunderstood [09:41] I'm wondering if we could do a db cleaning [09:41] it indeed takes very long because there are a large number of inconsistencies [09:41] I need to look at that, but not today when I'm in a train [09:41] pitti, you are in a train today? do you want me to cover for the meeting later? [09:42] seb128: I already updated the report, and Ken said he'd sit in it [09:42] it'll be a quick one anyway, I guess [09:42] ok great [09:43] seb128: yes, en route to Augsburg, to hopefully sign the rental contract today :) [09:43] great [09:44] anyway, going offline again for a while [09:45] want to save some battery power, and I can use some uninterrupted attention time for some upower hacking :) [09:45] if anyone wants me to come online, please ping my mobile phone [09:45] ping mobile phone :) [10:03] seb128, hmm, you marked https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/maverick/json-glib/fix-756426/+merge/57474 as merged and then as needs review again, is it uploaded now? [10:04] rodrigo_, cf my comment on the bug [10:04] ah ok [10:04] rodrigo_, I got some issues on my 10.10 install so I bounced it back in the queue [10:04] I will fix that over the weekend [10:04] ok [10:04] what issues? [10:04] rodrigo_, btw can you take on a new bug? [10:05] seb128, yes [10:05] rodrigo_, I mixed some non 10.10 versions in the install and it's a bit messed up and fail to build things now [10:05] ah ok [10:05] hi everyone! [10:05] rodrigo_, bug #750334 [10:05] Launchpad bug 750334 in gnome-settings-daemon "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGABRT in raise()" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/750334 [10:06] rodrigo_, there is a clear description of the issue in the bug [10:06] rodrigo_, i.e what is wrong in the code [10:06] hey chrisccoulson [10:06] seb128, ok, taking it [10:06] thanks [10:06] hi seb128, how are you? [10:06] chrisccoulson, I'm great thanks, what about you? [10:07] seb128 - pretty tired! i was up quite late investigating bug 760644 last night [10:07] Launchpad bug 760644 in firefox "Architecture-independent .DEB packages (_all.deb) not connected to software-center" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/760644 [10:07] oh [10:07] did you manage to fix it? [10:09] * mvo hugs chrisccoulson for working onthis one [10:09] oops [10:09] lol [10:09] * chrisccoulson hugs mvo [10:09] that's better ;) [10:10] seb128 - i figured it out, and know pretty much how to fix it. but i'm not sure i want to fix it for natty. this code is incredibly fragile and has no automated tests, and seems to break everytime someone touches it ;) [10:10] basically, it's meant to fallback to looking up a handler by extension name if the mimetype isn't registered, but that's completely broken :( [10:11] it might be better to fix in a sru [10:11] it gives you the sru testing time and the possibility to discard the update if it shows issues [10:12] yeah, possibly [10:12] hey mvo [10:12] hey seb128 [10:12] mvo, do you have code in update-manager that could force installation of i.e the unity places? [10:13] seb128: yes and now :) I just uploaded a new version that deals with #759262 but I can add more code if needed to special case unity [10:13] seb128: that should be "yes and no" [10:13] seb128: the bug above seems to be about a guy who disabled recommends [10:14] mvo, ok, thanks, I'm still unsure how those users land without places but it seems that quite some user run into it [10:15] but it's perhaps unstable cycle installability issues [10:15] that should stop happening at beta time [10:16] seb128: yeah, give the interedependencies of unity I would point to installability issues during alpha/early beta [10:16] seb128: I guess I should add code to apt that makes it fail (or warn loudly) if a new recommends can not be installed [10:16] that would be nice [10:17] what would be nicer is to keep it flagged as a "suggest to install in a next dist-upgrade if it gets installable" [10:25] anyone knows which process starts zeitgeist on login - it's defnitely not unity (since 3.8.8 that is :-)) [10:28] ah, turns out to be zeitgeist-datahub that starts zeitgeist-daemon... :-/ [10:28] kamstrup, zg-datahub has an autostart desktop in the xdg dir [10:29] kamstrup, but seems you figured it ;-) [10:29] seb128: yeah, that makes sense, but I was just expecting that the datahub didn't start the daemon before it was necessary [10:35] mvo, hello. I can now reproduce the "could not locatett-mscorefonts-installer" bug. see lp #713829 [10:35] Launchpad bug 713829 in aptdaemon "programming error in aptdaemon - I seem to have a program running some where that I cant find - I dont know if its XAMPP or the previouse download of WINE that I couldnt get to go through - how do I correct this? I cant use Synaptics and when I try to download from the manager it says I have to remove a program but it gives me an error when I try to romove." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/7138 [10:37] mvo, run apt-get install ms-ttcorefonts-installer but kill the terminal window during the EULA debconf question. the apt-get/dpkg/debconf processes will hang in the background. reboot et voila! [10:48] glatzor: woah, thanks! [10:49] mvo, I also committed some more bug fixes to aptdaemon trunk this morning [10:49] glatzor: I did a big of triage this morning, looks good afaict, I noticed one more unicode issue (#761386) and a funny overflow error [10:49] glatzor: the overflow one is a bit odd as it seems space is > 2gb?!? [10:50] (#758837) [10:50] glatzor: thanks, awsome, I have a look [10:50] * mvo hugs supuer-glatzor [10:51] mvo, I love third party packages ... [10:52] they are "interessting" ;) [10:52] I prepare a update with your fixes now [11:01] glatzor: I get some lunch know, let me know if anything new comes up [11:01] lool: do you have the unity places daemon running? [11:01] lool: hey btw ;) [11:04] mvo: ping [11:05] Im having a bit of a problem with the recommended thing in the software center it doesnt seem to be easy to click on the first try [11:05] its very strange [11:06] Im wondering if its a bug or not [11:07] hmmmm its working fine now thats very strange [11:08] fagan: could you try under non-compz? I had some odd issues with compiz and passive grabs [11:08] fagan: I will read scrollback, off to lunch now [11:10] rodrigo_: ping> was that just a test, or need anything? [11:10] I'm in a train with power now, :) [11:10] didrocks: I don't see it running [11:10] Well I ran "ps fauxww|grep places" [11:10] pitti, no, just a joke :) [11:10] didrocks: Maybe it crashed? [11:10] pitti, sorry, bad joke :) [11:11] lool: ok, it's a dup of bug #761225 [11:11] Launchpad bug 761225 in unity "unity-applications-daemon doesn't start up on login." [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/761225 [11:11] pitti, hey [11:11] mvo: well ill give it a try after work and get back about it [11:11] lool: just fixed it in trunk, I'll distro-patch soon [11:12] didrocks: Cool; thanks! [11:12] rodrigo_: no problem :) [11:12] lool: yw ;) [11:12] didrocks: I could only consider switching to Unity with alt-f2 in place, and this bug was basically making it unusable again for me ;-) [11:12] lool: meanwhile, you can start the daemon by hovering the place icons in the launcher [11:13] then, it will start the application place [11:13] and you will get alt + F2 back :) [11:13] didrocks: Ah, I just tried running it by hand and that hadn't worked [11:13] hum, it should as we listen on the name, but well, anyway, just do that ;) [11:13] didrocks: Indeed; awesome! [11:14] hovering over places fixed it, launching it from an xterm hadn't helped [11:16] lool: ok, there is something missing on reactivation then, well, the main case is covered at least (just uploaded the fix) [11:16] There is one small thing which I'd like to fix, but I didn't manage to configure it: when the static workspace switcher is displayed, I can not easily see which workspace I'm currently on; it's only clear if there are windows on all workspaces (as the windows are shaded on inactive workspaces), but empty workspaces are very similar to the current one as they have a non-shadowed background [11:17] I found some preferences in compiz to tweak the "background" colors but that didn't seem to affect the background image in workspaces [11:18] lool: yeah, the static switcher plugin is quite buggy in that regard, we have plans for oneiric, not for natty though [11:18] pitti, seb128: I have uploaded libreoffice_3.3.2-1ubuntu3 to chinstrap for sponsoring. I am still walking trough the translation wiki pages updating their status and verifying everything to be right in the patch. I still have to recheck writer, startcenter and math. If this is time critical you can sponsor now, if not: I will report back when I have verified and updated all wiki pages. [11:18] Ok; thanks, was hoping I was missing obvious [11:18] Sweetshark: I think it would be fine to upload on Monday [11:19] Sweetshark: if anything breaks, then we rather don't want to deal with it over the weekend, I think [11:19] pitti: I dont think it will break, I am just rechecking for copy paste errors. [11:23] hi Sweetshark, do you think it will be possible to add the ca-xv language pack as per bug 725746 before release? [11:23] Launchpad bug 725746 in libreoffice "Missing language on LibreOffice -Catalan (Valencian)-" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/725746 [11:25] dpm: do you know the status of the translations? how complete are those? [11:25] Sweetshark, they should be as complete as the main 'ca' language pack [11:26] which means very good [11:26] and also good community support [11:33] dpm: Well, the change itself is trivial. If it does not break anything -- sure. [11:34] Sweetshark, if that works out, it'd be awesome, thanks! [11:59] pitti: when you get a chance to have a look, there are good fixes to get before the week-end of beta2 test in compiz/nux/bamf in the queue. [11:59] oh, again? [11:59] ah, indeed; I already accepted a bunch this morning [12:00] pitti: right, small/big fixes after the last update that will get nice to avoid dups [12:00] was yesterday evening? [12:00] oh ok :) [12:00] didn't see the bug report updated [12:01] gtg, train stop coming up [12:03] pitti: ok, you can wait for bamf finally, there is another latest minute fix [12:03] njpatel is asking this so kindly you can't refuse ;) [12:18] didrocks: too late :) [12:18] didrocks: it's not that last minute, we at least have another week for fixes [12:18] pitti: right, I just expect that this week-end, with beta2, a lot of people will test :) [12:18] yep [12:19] so, we have a nice compiz fix waiting, just pending if they want one additional fix or not. [12:21] ugh [12:21] * Sweetshark has all wiki pages updated. [12:24] pitti: so, there is new design changes coming, do you want me to drop the bug number there? (I subscribed the release team normally to them) [12:24] dpm: is bug 725746 only about l10n or also about the help package? [12:24] Launchpad bug 725746 in libreoffice "Missing language on LibreOffice -Catalan (Valencian)-" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/725746 === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:25] didrocks: subscribing u-release is fine [12:25] ok thankss :) [12:25] -s, one is enough [12:26] didrocks: [12:26] didrocks: http://bash.org/?400459 ? [12:26] Sweetshark: heh :) [12:28] Sweetshark, I believe so, but let me ask... [12:30] dpm: according to http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Translation_for_3_3 both are at ~88% [12:33] Sweetshark, yep, the translator confirmed that help should also be packaged [12:34] dpm: k [12:34] Sweetshark, thanks a bunch! [12:40] Sweetshark, sorry to be a pain, but the translator tells me that we should leave it and _not_ include the ca-xv translation. He meant to request the inclusion for 3.4, as he's not very happy with the quality of the 3.3.2 translation. Sorry for the noise and the extra work, but in case you've already started, could you undo any changes? I.e. not include the ca-xv package [12:46] dpm: I was just about to push it. [12:46] * Sweetshark reverts [12:47] Sweetshark, sorry about that, and thanks anyway [12:49] * pitti waves BBL [12:51] Sweetshark, for future reference, where do you check which languages to create an l10n package for? I just want to make sure whether I should close the bug or leave it open to request the inclusion of ca-xv for 3.4 [13:10] dpm: I mostly do what debian does ;) [13:11] Sweetshark, ok, I'll ask the debian guys then :-) [13:11] dpm: oh, you mean where you see which pack we build? [13:13] Sweetshark, yeah, I mean if there is a new language available at upstream, which is the criteria to package it? I'm wondering why for example the Icelandic translations were not included and translators had to request it. [13:14] dpm: I assume that mostly an oversight. The translation might have not been as good/complete before ... [13:15] dpm: I think a translation covering at least 60% might be worth considering, below that not really. [13:16] Sweetshark, ok. So in the ca-xv bug, what's your recommendation? Shall we just close it and the translations will just be included in 3.4, or shall we leave the bug open for 3.4? [13:17] dpm: Its not too bad to let translators file a bug when they feel the translation ready. They know best. [13:18] Sweetshark, ok, I'll add a comment, leave it open and re-ping you for 3.4. Thanks! [13:18] dpm: I would leave it open. Being very naive still when using launchpad: Is there a way to set it as a target for 3.4 (milestone?) [13:18] dpm: great! [13:36] why is firefox so stupid when it comes to open text files it download? [13:44] seb128 - why, what's it doing? [13:44] it tries to open those with " " which obviously doesn't work [13:45] I have to save them on my desktop and double click on the file which is annoying [13:46] i haven't seen that problem before :/ [13:49] well I guess that's when it doesn't get the correct mimetype from the server or something === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [14:28] seb128, there was a papyon release that fixes some bugs that upstream really wants us to have, they said the debian package will be uploaded tonight [14:29] seb128, should i update it or just sync it tonight when they get it uploaded to debian? [14:29] kenvandine, update please [14:29] syncs bypass the queue so you would need a bug with a debdiff asking for a sync [14:29] it's likely less work for you to just upload [14:30] will do [14:30] thanks [14:34] hi abhinav- [14:34] seb128: hi :) [14:34] seems rodrigo is not online, he might be at lunch, but I will ping him when he's back [14:34] sure. I will be here [14:51] hey all [14:51] pitti, thanks for beta 2 yesterday! I like getting gifts from people on their birthdays [14:52] hello rickspencer3 [14:52] hiya seb128 [14:52] all ... [14:52] I am so stoked with 11.04 Desktop right now [14:52] it's purring like a kitten for me [15:04] seb128, didrocks how do the incoming crash reports look? [15:05] rickspencer3: they look quite good, we didn't get a lot of new crashers [15:05] rickspencer3, quite low earlier today but not sure how many users had upgraded, I'm about to do a new review round [15:05] rickspencer3: the ccsm "unactivate" plugin is almost fixed [15:05] tedg, three indicator-appmenu branches filed. I may have more for dbusmenu, and emacs still isn't working perfectly. :-/ [15:05] rickspencer3, we got 2 crashes with the new version both fix commited in the hour they have been reported [15:06] hey mterry [15:06] seb128, hi! [15:06] wow [15:06] you guys are amazing [15:06] mterry, can you try to land those updates,backported commits to natty so they get testing over the weekend? [15:06] mterry, Okay, do you want me to review those right now, or wait until you have the total emacs picture? [15:06] rickspencer3: there is a new compiz coming as well which fixes some annoying issues :) [15:06] seb128, yes... for the two obvious ones. one is risky and I want a tedg approval [15:06] hey mterry [15:07] * didrocks just fixed the trash! [15:07] tedg, these 3 stand alone as bugs. I'm going to wait on the dbus ones until I see the whole picture [15:07] didrocks, hi! [15:07] mterry, Okay [15:08] mterry, well, I especially want the less non trivial one in before weekend to give it extra testing [15:08] seb128, OK [15:08] :) [15:08] mterry, but sure, wait for ted reviews and to batch updates ;-) [15:08] we started receiving some libdbusmenu crashes for applications btw [15:09] doh [15:09] bug #752959 and bug #761112 [15:09] Launchpad bug 752959 in libdbusmenu "gimp-2.6 crashed with SIGSEGV in g_variant_is_object_path()" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/752959 [15:09] Launchpad bug 761112 in libdbusmenu "kildclient crashed with SIGSEGV in menu_preferences_open_cb()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/761112 [15:09] I thought we fixed all those [15:09] seb128, ah yeah, I've seen the gimp one [15:09] Couldn't reproduce [15:10] mterry, it got 3 duplicates so maybe they have infosd [15:11] seb128, oh good, that's more dups than last I checked. But the traces they had were not useful at the time [15:11] * mterry goes back to emacs though [15:11] mterry, yeah I didn't mean to interrupt you [15:11] mterry, I will try if I find a way to trigger it or get a valgrind log [15:13] kenvandine, it could be nice to backport the fix for bug #750671 [15:13] Launchpad bug 750671 in indicator-datetime "Calendar entry's title should be trimmed in the Calendar" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/750671 [15:14] seb128, just did it :) [15:14] well, testing now [15:14] kenvandine, excellent, I noticed it on my calendar as well today due to some incoming calls ;-) [15:15] i have several long ones too [15:23] chrisccoulson: libnss3 is yours, right? we have a libnss3 2:something in dapper, so people with really old installs have trouble upgrading now [15:24] mvo - yeah, that's sort-of mine ;) [15:25] chrisccoulson: we probably need a epoch in natty as well or a special magic for this [15:26] mvo - oh, that must have been built from another source package :/ [15:26]