[00:11] thanks for your help + bye for now [00:14] Ampelbein: I guess for things which take plugins you could ask that those packages have a command line --test-plugin thing that the plugin packages use during their build phase ? [00:14] oh right, argument order [00:14] -lotr -fPIC [00:15] penguin42: that would make things easier, yes. [00:18] having the actual command line instead of a "* Building plugin otr.so" would be a great help debugging, too. [00:20] * tumbleweed is forwarding a bug to debian [00:22] anyway, objdump shows http://paste.ubuntu.com/598065/, as expected [00:35] Ampelbein: odd, no-add-needed made no difference for me (and it's the default in Debian now, anyway) === asac_ is now known as asac [04:13] hmmm. to upgrade ubuntu, or not to upgrade ubuntu, that is the question. [04:15] only thing that annoyed me was the changes brought with compiz .8 -> .9; i got over it [05:13] ohsix: hmm i think i'm fine with those. i'm already running compiz git. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [10:25] hmm [10:25] all my keybindings have been wiped out [10:25] how nice. === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === bregma_ is now known as bregma [15:52] when checking for a version of zeitgeist in configure.ac [15:52] which one should be used? [15:52] PKG_CHECK_MODULES [15:52] or [15:52] AC_PATH_PROG [15:52] I used PKG_CHECK_MODULES and it works. [15:52] is PKG_CHECK_MODULES correct or it should be done by AC_PATH_PROG [15:53] AC_PATH_PROG is for checking the path. Right? and other for checking the existence of module [15:56] if something has a pkg-config module available, you should generally use PKG_CHECK_MODULES [16:53] cjwatson: thanks :) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [17:47] hi everyone === fenris is now known as Guest58105 === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler [21:14] natty mousetweaks is gnome 3, the gnome-mouse-properties is gnome 2.32 and they are incompatible. how can i help you to notice that mousetweaks including mouse accessibility is completely broken currently in natty, before you release and get some bad press relating to it ? [21:14] https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/762806 [21:14] Ubuntu bug 762806 in unity (Ubuntu) "simulated second click with unity" [Undecided,Confirmed] [21:15] the last post points to the problem after I was unsure when posting "There's a version mismatch between mousetweaks and gnome-control-center + gnome-settings-daemon. The GNOME 3 versions of these modules use dconf for configuration and the 2.32 versions use gconf. Downgrading mousetweaks to 2.32 will fix it. (or upgrading the others)" [21:16] g-c-c definitely won't be upgraded to 3.0 [21:16] then mousetweaks should be downgraded again. [21:16] wlse you are basically saying "no disabled users please" [21:17] (and also no single click touchscreen users) [21:18] i currently maintain a touchscreen ubuntu distribution for the o2 joggler (http://joggler.exotica.org.uk) - and that is my current solution, to use mavericks mousetweaks. however this is quite a significant bug imho, when it comes to accessibility [21:19] if any dev can give this some attention, it would be most appreciated (by all the users who need it), and by yourselves from avoiding plenty of complaints ;-) === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [21:47] exobuzz: /me reads the background [21:48] looks like it is assigned correctly now with a priority so hopefully the bug gets fixed [21:51] exobuzz: for bug #762806 would you be able to add a simple idiots guide for reproducing the issue (eg. a sequence of steps that works with mousetweaks version 2.XYZ and failes with mousetweaks version 3.XYZ) [21:52] Launchpad bug 762806 in mousetweaks (Ubuntu) "[regression] shipped mousetweaks (3.0) does not work with shipped control-center (2.32), needs downgrade" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/762806 === JasonO_ is now known as JasonO [22:32] sladen, done. [22:32] sladen, did you mean on the bug or here? well it's on the bug now. heh [22:37] exobuzz: on the bug is much better and stops it getting lost (IRC eventually scrolls off people's terminals) [22:42] heh yeh, i wasnt sure if you were asking for yourself or in general, but anyway, quite easy to reproduce since all mouse accessibility is broken on natty [22:42] let's hope the ubuntu-updates comes quickly after release.