[00:03] chrisccoulson, i just did a fresh install of natty and dist'd up to oneiric. en-GB seems to be superseding en-US again. [00:03] for spellchecking and the like [00:05] LLStarks, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/ubufox/trunk/revision/232 ;) [00:05] btw, do you have the time for the critical mozillateam meeting(s) at uds? [00:06] that would explain things [00:06] huh? [00:06] what do you mean? [00:07] the commit you posted that would fix the problem [00:08] i remember the dictionary behavior changes being suggested during the natty cycle but i guess i forgot about them [00:13] unityfox is sweet. i'm still annoyed that unitybird is restricted to 3.3. i still have the 0.1 version that works with 3.1 but i can't find an xpi of 0.2 anywhere [00:43] are there any uds blueprints for the team or is the big one "chromium vs firefox" [00:43] and tb vs evo [00:54] LLStarks: there never was a chromium vs firefox [00:55] LLStarks: There's one for the new firefox release schedule [00:56] LLStarks: the 2 blueprints of any interest are how to handle firefox in the new world and default email client [00:56] LLStarks: we'll probably have to upgrade thunderbird to 3.3 or later soon anyways [00:56] fta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6gBBVR-l1Y [01:01] wasn't chromium considered for default app? all i remember chris saying was that epiphany was off the table. [01:02] It's not getting a separate session [01:02] it's just going to be in the "default apps" session [01:07] LLStarks: no, I proposed switching to a system webkit based browser, that's been tabled, Firefox is the default [01:07] ah ok [01:08] micahg: where did you propose that? [01:08] Omega: that was the default web browser session [01:09] I didn't read anything about a system webkit based browser [01:09] Omega: that would be something like epiphany or midori [01:11] what was the ratiole behind it if I may ask? [01:12] Omega: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2011-April/002885.html [01:15] Ah, that was you, I followed it, but forgot about it. [01:49] nite [02:11] I'm going to start calling 11.10 ocelot, sounds cooler than oneiric. [02:14] what security fixes were made in Thinderbird 3.1.10 [02:16] nic___: everything that affected Firefox 3.6.17: http://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/firefox36.html, I'll be releasing the update and publishing and advisory soon [02:19] im asking about Thunderbird. I'm at 3.1.8 Thunderbird. The Ubuntu main repo hasn't updated to 3.1.10. I'm wondering why. Is there a security update I should be worried about getting? [02:20] nic___: as I said, I'll be releasing the update shortly [02:20] sorry. I thought you were only speaking to Firefox. [02:20] nic___: the mozilla site hasn't updated the thunderbird advisrory list for this round yet :) [02:22] just out of curiosity, does mozilla not updating the advisory affect whether or not ubuntu gets an udpate? or its not relevant? [02:22] nic___: no, not relevant [02:23] nic___: there's regression testing required before the update can be pushed to the archives, this is what it's waiting on and it's almost done [02:24] oh. So it's making sure everything is stable and doesn't break anything. Cool. I was concerned I needed to be doing something to get the update. Thanks :) === micahg changed the topic of #ubuntu-mozillateam to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Mozilla Team (Chromium too!): | Firefox 4.0.1 10.04-10.10 http://is.gd/5Fyywu | Seamonkey 2.0.13 in http://is.gd/dsudW needs testing | Firefox 3.6.17 (8.04-10.10) Firefox 4.0.1 (11.04)/Thunderbird 3.1.10 in Stable Releases | Report Mozilla PPA bugs here: http://is.gd/hdZc1 === fta changed the topic of #ubuntu-mozillateam to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Mozilla Team: | Firefox 4.0.1 10.04-10.10 http://is.gd/5Fyywu | Seamonkey 2.0.13 in http://is.gd/dsudW needs testing | Firefox 3.6.17 (8.04-10.10) Firefox 4.0.1 (11.04)/Thunderbird 3.1.10 in Stable Releases | Report Mozilla PPA bugs here: http://is.gd/hdZc1 === debfx_ is now known as debfx === asac_ is now known as asac === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:35] hi is xulrunner- needed on a standard natty [14:06] Is there a way to control the font size of Headers/Footers in Firefox and Thunderbird? In Ubuntu, when printing, the headers/footers are always of large print. This problem doesn't occur in Windows. [14:06] I have reduced the Print_Scaling but this does not affect the header/footer font size. Only the content on the page. === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley === JanC_ is now known as JanC === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:34] m_conley, there? [18:34] chrisccoulson: hey - what's up? [18:34] do you have a few moments? i'm struggling with bug which appeared today :/ [18:35] chrisccoulson: sure - not sure if I'll be any help, but try me. :) [18:35] m_conley, i'm looking at bug 777619 [18:35] Launchpad bug 777619 in globalmenu-extension/1.0 "Unused empty menu bar" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/777619 [18:36] basically, what is happening is that the observer (in JS) which moves the spinner from the menubar to the toolbar isn't firing when the menuservice comes online [18:36] and it's because of the change in bug 767966 [18:36] Launchpad bug 767966 in globalmenu-extension/trunk "globalmenu extension pollutes main window javascript scope" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/767966 [18:36] but i can't figure out why :/ [18:36] checking... [18:36] i thought that maybe the observer might be getting garbage collected, but i tried saving it in global scope and it didn't make any difference [18:36] m_conley, this is the branch: https://code.launchpad.net/~extension-hackers/globalmenu-extension/0.1 [18:37] m_conley, and this is the change which breaks it: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~extension-hackers/globalmenu-extension/0.1/revision/147 [18:40] chrisccoulson: k - give me a few minutes [18:40] thanks [18:40] i might have to disappear for a bit in a few moments. it's my daughters bath time [18:42] m_conley, the weird thing is is that the equivalent code in firefox (to hide the "Show Menubar" option) is working fine :/ [18:42] so i don't know if i've just missed something really silly ;) [18:43] chrisccoulson: just going to run it through my debugger, and see if I can figure out what's going on [18:44] thanks [18:54] chrisccoulson: I think there's some kind of race condition going on here - after hooking in my debugger, the event fired just fine.. [18:57] chrisccoulson: also, line 122 of thunderbirdMenu.js - should that be addEventListener("unload"? [19:04] chrisccoulson: yeah, I think that's the problem - you're accidentally shutting down your menuObserver [19:19] m_conley, hah [19:19] well spotted ;) [19:19] i knew i could do with a second pair of eyes ;) [19:19] that's the sort of obvious bug i didn't look at ;) [19:20] thanks, will try that [19:20] chrisccoulson: no worries. :D [19:20] glad I could help. [19:21] it works :) [19:21] thanks! [19:21] i owe you a beer! [19:22] chrisccoulson: in Budapest! :D [19:38] m_conley, do you use chromebug btw? [19:38] I do! Though it seems to segfault on the newer builds of TB. :/ [19:39] m_conley, which version are you using? i've got 1.8.0a2 here, but it doesn't seem to work in TB3.3 [19:40] I was using 1.7.1b2 - and yeah, I've seen that 1.8.0a2 is broken [19:40] it's a really useful tool - it's pretty painful without it. :p [19:40] so I miss it. :/ === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [22:47] evening