[00:26] this laptop better behave itself now I've spent all evening fiddling with it. [00:27] well, except for debian bug #619019 which means I'll just not be running x I guess [00:27] Debian bug 619019 in src:linux-2.6 "xserver-xorg-video-intel: latest update to debian squeeze made the mouse pointer invisible in my openbox/gdm session" [Important,Fixed] http://bugs.debian.org/619019 [00:37] heh, I have an awesome hardware cursor bug that turns my cursor into a 64pixel long vertical black line [00:51] that's cute. [00:51] I'm now risking my evening's work with squeeze-proposed-updates to see if it's really fixed. [00:57] and I have a cursor, woho. will stop now before I break something else. [08:45] Does anyone know how to alter which key bzr-builddeb signs with by default *If* there are multiple secret keys with the same uid on the local keyring? [08:45] is that a plugin? [08:51] maxb: DEB_somethingorother [08:51] gah [08:52] Answer: Don't forget that you hardcoded your keyid in ~/.devscripts several years ago [08:52] :-) [09:46] Hmm, no jelmer [09:47] * maxb wanted to propose uncommitting a rogue merge from the debian packaging branch === hunger_ is now known as hunger [16:58] * maxb bemoans obscure bzr-builddeb on karmic test failure === medberry is now known as med_out [18:19] If I have a lower layer exception, which gets caught by a command implementation and a BzrCommandError thrown instead, what's the correct way to make the lower layer exception not completely lost so that debugging can find the underlying cause? [18:47] Right, I believe the proposed PPA is back in reasonably good shape [21:26] hi [21:26] is a .bzrignore file maintained across all checkouts? [21:26] or is it custom to each individual checkout? [21:30] both [21:30] there is one in your config directory [21:31] and one in each working tree [21:31] the rules are merged [21:39] ah === cinerama_ is now known as cinerama