/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/05/24/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

lifelessRAOF: gds blew up00:08
lifelessRAOF: and it stopped working00:08
lifelessRAOF: rmmod psmouse; modprobe psmouse hath fixed it.00:09
RAOFYou mean g-d-s?  Aaah.00:09
lifelessRAOF: yes, yes I do00:12
lifelessRAOF: details in #distro where I was chatting with kirkland00:13
cyphermoxchmrr: sure, please send me an email or add a note about that on the blueprint, so I don't forget to ping you :)00:31
chmrrWhere can I find the blueprint?00:34
cyphermoxchmrr: just a second00:35
cyphermoxchmrr: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-desktop-network-enhancements00:37
chmrrcyphermox: Updated.  Thanks!00:42
TheMusoc01:40
broderdoes anyone know how i would go about making it so that pressing the power button didn't generate an X event (but continued to generate ACPI events for, e.g., apcid)? i'm open to either configuration or software patching02:12
RAOFbroder: You could probably do that by configuration by excluding the /dev/input/event? device that corresponds to your power button.02:14
broderRAOF: and if i was interested in not hard-coding a specific device?02:14
RAOFAdd a udev rule that strips the ID_INPUT flag from devices whose DEVPATH includes LNXPWRBN?02:16
broderthat sounds exactly like my sort of solution :-D02:16
broderalthough, would that keep acpid from catching the events as well?02:17
RAOFDunno.  I'd presume that acpid wouldn't be looking for power button presses from an evdev device, though.02:17
broderoh, is /dev/input specifically an evdev construct?02:18
RAOFYeah.02:18
brodercool, i didn't realize that02:18
broderi'll go experiment, then. thanks for the pointers02:19
lifelessRAOF: 'The program 'gnome-settings-daemon' received an X Window System error.02:45
lifelessThis probably reflects a bug in the program.02:45
lifelessThe error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'.02:45
lifelessRAOF: twice in one day. Win.02:45
lifeless  (Details: serial 79543 error_code 8 request_code 3 minor_code 0)02:45
lifeless'02:45
lifeless(classic mode w/no effects)02:45
RAOFlifeless: You might want to run g-s-d with --sync, attach gdb to it, and break on XError to find out where that crash occurs.02:48
=== braiam_ is now known as braiam
RAOFHm.  Which raises the obvious follow-up: how can we more easily debug these things?02:49
lifelessStarting program: /usr/bin/gnome-settings-daemon --sync02:56
lifeless[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]02:56
lifelessProgram exited normally.02:56
lifelessRAOF: does it /try/ to be difficult ?02:57
lifelessRAOF: or was it written by e.g. lennart?02:57
RAOF:/02:57
lifeless(3 times)02:58
RAOFI think that's it trying to grab the dbus name, and being unhelpful about failing.02:58
broderlifeless: --no-daemon, possibly?02:58
lifelesswill add that hte next time02:59
broderRAOF: hmm...for debugging, how about some sort of protocol extension that lets you look up requests that triggered error events?03:02
lifelessok03:06
lifelessso its spitting this out03:06
lifelessbad event received, major opcode 3403:06
lifelessnot crashing yet03:06
RAOFA good first approximation might be to actually decode the request_code and error_code.03:06
RAOFbroder: But some sort of protocol extension like that should be relatively easy to hook up.03:07
brycextrace?03:07
broderthe idea would be that Gdk sets up the requisite connections in its error handler03:07
RAOFbryce: xtrace is obviously the ultimate hammer.  It'd be nice to have something between “gah, let's see if the code is doing anything obviously wrong” and “trace all X calls ever, so in case something breaks we can report useful info” :)03:08
bryceRAOF, oh definitely agreed.  but for present bug sounds like xtrace is next step, barring that03:09
bryceuh oh, some little person is knocking on my door03:10
RAOF:)03:10
RAOFQuick!  Cover all the power buttons!03:10
broderi'd be willing to bet that for something like g-s-d, knowing the request that triggered the error would at least let you figure out which module was doing something stupid03:10
RAOFHm.  Actually, gdk *already* has all the info it needs to print a more useful error message; it knows what request serial 79543 corresponds to, and it's got more context.03:11
lifelessRAOF: The program 'gnome-settings-daemon' received an X Window System error.03:55
lifelessThis probably reflects a bug in the program.03:55
lifelessThe error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'.03:55
lifelessRAOF: but it just exited03:55
lifeless  (Details: serial 62010 error_code 8 request_code 3 minor_code 0)03:55
lifelessrather than letting gdb do $foo03:55
lifeless   backtrace from your debugger if you break on the gdk_x_error() function.)03:55
lifeless[Thread 0x7fffef461700 (LWP 15772) exited]03:55
lifeless[Thread 0x7fffdffbb700 (LWP 15777) exited]03:55
lifelessProgram exited with code 01.03:55
lifeless2       breakpoint     keep y   <PENDING>  gdk_x_error03:56
RAOFBah!03:56
RAOFAs bryce said, running g-s-d under xtrace will definitely catch the failing request (at the cost of tremendous debug spew), but that loses interesting program context.03:58
lifeless0ok, that can be my next step03:58
lifelesswhats a request_code 3 ?03:58
RAOFI'd need to dive through xlib to find that out.  I don't know offhand.03:59
lifeless  (Details: serial 69137 error_code 8 request_code 2 minor_code 0)04:02
broderhttp://www.rahul.net/kenton/xproto/xrequests.html04:02
lifelessok, its off running under xtrace04:04
lifelessdo you just need the end of it ?04:04
RAOFGenerally, yes.  The bit that contains the request which fails and the bit which contains the error reply.  Although more can sometimes be useful.04:05
lifelesswell, for now its just running in screen04:06
lifelessso I'll get 100 lines or something free04:06
lifelessRAOF: http://pastebin.com/dnxXZGcd04:15
RAOFHm.  It looks like it's trying to set some properties on a window that it has recieved a DestroyNotify on.04:19
RAOFAlso, it looks like it's already swallowed a couple of errors from Get* on that window.04:20
RAOFAnd it just hasn't set a error-handler for the Set*04:20
lifelessI bet its chromium fail or something04:21
lifelesstickling a latent bug04:21
RAOFlifeless: That looks like there's some worth to the data in that pastebin; the next step is probably to attach it to a bug.04:21
lifelessubuntu-bug <?>04:22
RAOFubuntu-bug $(dpkg -S /usr/bin/gnome-settings-daemon)04:22
RAOFActually, I think you can just ubuntu-bug /usr/bin/gnome-settings-daemon04:23
lifelessincoming04:23
lifelesshttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/78731604:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 787316 in gnome-settings-daemon "BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)" [Undecided,New]04:26
pittiGood morning05:18
lifelessRAOF: ^^05:21
RAOFlifeless: Ta05:21
lifelessRAOF: how do you break an X mouse grab ?06:19
RAOFKilling the client which has the grab works.06:20
lifelessif I knew06:23
lifelessI would06:23
lifelessall I know is:06:23
lifeless - I can alt-tab and switch virtual desktops06:24
lifeless - I can't maximise or minise windows06:24
lifelessmy normally autohide panel is stuck visible06:24
* lifeless pkill gnome-panel06:25
lifelessseems to work06:25
lifeless\o/06:25
RAOFHeh.06:25
lifelessso, consumer ready?06:25
RAOFObviously not.06:26
lifeless:p06:26
lifelesssomething is seriously whack here06:27
lifelessg-s-d just went awol again06:27
lifelessmonitus regiminis fenestrae: GtkMenu failed to grab the pointer06:31
robert_ancellpitti, hey, I'm doing an MIR for lightdm, should I add that to the desktop seed to pull it into main?07:12
pittirobert_ancell: yes, you can do that already07:15
pittirobert_ancell: it won't actually get effective until promotion, but at least it will appear in component-mismatches07:15
robert_ancellpitti, ok.  I guess there will be a race for which one is active when that occurs though07:15
pittiin the old days we had an /etc/default/ file which one was the default dm07:16
pittiwith debconf integration07:16
pittibut I think that's gone at least for gdm?07:16
pittirobert_ancell: so perhaps for now it should Conflicts: x-display-manager as well, to have only one?07:17
robert_ancellIt appears to be /etc/X11/default-display-manager, but I think it's the first one that installs that claims it.  There is a debconf question when you install the second one, don't know what the automatic response to that is on a CD build07:17
pittiah, right07:17
robert_ancellso it is safe to have both installed, but I don't know which one will start up07:17
pitti        [ ! -f /etc/X11/default-display-manager -o "$(cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager 2>/dev/null)" = "/usr/sbin/gdm" ] || { stop; exit 0; }07:17
pitti^ in /etc/init/gdm.conf07:18
robert_ancellI matched that in lightdm.conf07:18
pittiapt-get install lightdm -> gdm is still the default in debconf, I suppose it reads the existing file07:19
pittirobert_ancell: for CD builds I think we should drop gdm from the seeds07:19
pittiand only install one07:19
pittino point in instlaling more than one by default07:20
robert_ancellof course, I'm just wondering when is the correct time to drop GDM from the seed - as soon as lightdm achieves MIR?07:20
pittirobert_ancell: yes, I think so07:25
pittirobert_ancell: btw, I just tried lightdm, and it starts classic even though the session said "ubuntu"07:25
robert_ancellpitti, which version?07:25
pittiI suppose that's because some of didrocks' magic script check $GDM_SESSION or soimilar?07:25
robert_ancellit used to do that, but mine is working now07:25
pitti0.2.3-0ubuntu2, what is in oneiric07:25
robert_ancellah, I just uploaded 0.3.5, please try that07:26
pittiah, will do07:26
jasoncwarnerpitti: I think that is more robert_ancell telling us his desktop preference...shh...we won't tell...07:26
pitti:)07:26
robert_ancellyes, you're all now forced to use classic forever.  mwahahaha!07:26
pittijasoncwarner: btw, you are the approver of https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-screensaver07:27
pittijasoncwarner: was that deliberate?07:27
jasoncwarnerno, rpobably a mistake....07:27
jasoncwarnerjust changed to you, I mean...better ot have someone approving that has a clue ;)07:28
pittiok, queueing for review then; I wasn't sure whether you wanted to sign of the general approach07:29
chrisccoulson_good morning everyone07:37
pittihey chrisccoulson_07:43
chrisccoulson_hi pitti, how are you?07:44
pittiquite fine, thanks!07:44
chrisccoulson_good :)07:44
pittiand hungry, high time for breakfast -- gosh, 1.5 hours for morning email only :/07:44
pittibbl07:44
didrocksgood morning07:54
pittibonjour didrocks08:30
didrocksguten morgen pitti, how are you?08:31
pittididrocks: I'm great, thanks! how about you?08:31
didrockspitti: I'm fine :) almost finished the gnome-session update/merge which was kind of a PITA ;)08:32
pittiI bet08:32
didrockspitti: so, no more box at home after this week-end?08:33
didrocksor do you follow the rule "there is always one more box to unpack"? :)08:33
pittididrocks: oh, still 8 boxes left, and several sacks with clothing; we need to wait until our shelf system gets delivered08:34
pitti(and the couch, and wardrobe, etc.)08:34
didrocksoh, you bought a lot of new furnitures?08:35
pittiyeah, we only took very little from our old flat, most of it was really old and desperately waiting to be replaced :)08:35
didrocksso it was the right moment to do it, right :-)08:35
huatsmorning everyone09:08
rodrigo_morning09:11
didrockshey rodrigo_, how are you?09:18
rodrigo_hi didrocks, I'm fine thanks, and you?09:18
didrocksrodrigo_: I'm good, thanks! Working from the balcony since last week. Less stress :)09:19
pittididrocks: oh, that sounds nice as well09:20
rodrigo_didrocks, heh, good weather then?09:22
didrockspitti: rodrigo_: yeah ;) it's heading south (so can be a little bit warm sometimes) and not on the street side. My neighbours are just trees in front in me ;) Julie has made some kind of zen ambiance as well: http://latolo.didrocks.fr/post/2011/04/10/un-jardin-zen-sur-mon-balcon-%3A-la-presque-fin09:24
* rodrigo_ thinks of didrocks in a yoga position while compiling stuff :-)09:25
seb128hey rodrigo_ pitti09:25
seb128lut didrocks09:25
pittibonjour seb12809:25
didrocksrodrigo_: heh, that's not that far from the truth :-)09:25
didrockssalut seb128, ça va? :)09:25
pittididrocks: oh, nice09:25
seb128pitti, screensavers "hacks" are the effects you can select in the gnome-screensaver-preferences dialog09:26
seb128i.e the things rendered on the locked screen09:26
pittiI could actually work in the garden as well, but I think it'd be a lot less comfortable (screen, chair, keyboard)09:26
rodrigo_didrocks, ah, you're lucky you have a roof, on my balcony there's not (last floor) so all the sun gets direct so it's hard to work there during sunlight09:26
rodrigo_hey seb12809:26
pittiseb128: ah, I see09:26
seb128pitti, I will update the spec to address your comments09:26
rodrigo_didrocks, you do yoga?09:26
seb128seems "hack" is the official word for those but it confuses a lot of people ;-)09:26
didrocksrodrigo_: yeah, but you have the advantage to be at last floor (I'm on 2nd on 3, which is not so bad)09:26
rodrigo_didrocks, yes, during the evenings, my balcony is great09:27
didrocksrodrigo_: no, but sometimes I should when this ****** of patch doesn't want to compile :-)09:27
rodrigo_but now it's starting to be too hot to work there09:27
rodrigo_didrocks, :)09:27
rodrigo_btw, how do you specify an optional Build-Depends? haven't been able to find any doc about how to do it09:29
seb128rodrigo_, bug #786899 seems similar to bug #786417 which has a patch and has been forwarded to debian09:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 786899 in gnome-settings-daemon "package gnome-settings-daemon 2.32.1-0ubuntu13.1 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/gnome-control-center/keybindings/50-accessibility.xml', which is also in package gnome-control-center-data 1:3.0.1.1-1ubuntu1~natty1" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78689909:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 786417 in gnome-control-center "package gnome-control-center-data (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/gnome-control-center/keybindings/50-accessibility.xml', which is also in package gnome-settings-daemon 2.32.1-0ubuntu13.1" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78641709:30
seb128rodrigo_, there is no "optional"09:31
rodrigo_seb128, ah, then that's why I didn't find anything then :)09:31
seb128build-depends are installed09:31
rodrigo_seb128, so, it's about the tracker-dev dep in brasero, so do I just remove it then?09:31
seb128what would an optional build-depends be? something installed or not following the moon or something? ;;-)09:31
seb128yes09:31
rodrigo_ok09:32
seb128it doesn't prevent people to do a local build to install it09:32
seb128but if we want to use it we should promote tracker to main09:32
seb128which I'm not sure we want to do, we have enough to do already09:32
rodrigo_yes, and little space :)09:32
seb128rodrigo_, btw did you see the bug references I copied before?09:34
rodrigo_seb128, yes, applying the patch right now09:34
seb128rodrigo_, is a g-c-c update coming today?09:34
rodrigo_upstream release you mean?09:35
seb128yes09:35
seb128you might maybe wait for the update to do an upload09:35
seb128no need to do 2 uploads when you can batch things in one09:35
rodrigo_yes, I was going to do it yesterday, but my inet was flaky, so just forgot to do it in the evening09:35
rodrigo_yes09:35
seb128g-s-d needs to be updated in oneiric as well09:35
rodrigo_yes, doing that also09:35
ftagasp, i should not have rebooted. oneiric is (almost) unusable now.09:36
seb128didrocks, can you sponsor evolution-exchange if you have time?09:40
ftais libgconf2-dev still a valid build-dep in oneiric?09:41
seb128yes09:41
ftahttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/72317499/buildlog_ubuntu-oneiric-amd64.chromium-browser_13.0.774.0~svn20110524r86385-0ubuntu1~ucd1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz09:41
seb128it's deprecated and we are porting things away from it but it didn't change09:42
ftauninstallable09:42
seb128it means it can't be installed, which usually means one of the depends is not installable09:42
seb128but apt is not doing a great job at telling you why09:42
seb128fta,  gconf2-common : Depends: dbus but it is not going to be installed09:44
seb128 dbus : Depends: netbase (>= 4.45ubuntu3) but 4.45ubuntu1 is to be installed09:44
pittiah, that also happens locally for dist-upgrade09:44
seb128it's a dbus bug09:44
pittihttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netbase/+changelog09:45
pittinetbase is at ubuntu209:45
seb128right, the dbus depends is wrong09:45
didrocksseb128: sure, doing that in a few09:49
ftathanks09:49
pittiseb128: want me to fix, or are you on it?09:49
seb128didrocks, thanks09:49
seb128pitti, if you want to fix it please do, I'm catching up with some emails and updating the screensaver spec09:50
pittiat it09:50
seb128danke09:50
ftamy desktop (backgroup) is no longer repainted, and my (nautilus?) files/folders on the wallpaper are gone too, known?09:53
fta(backgroud)09:53
ftagrr, +n09:53
pittihere as well; I think g-s-d and nautilus aren't in agreement who paints the wallpaper, or it didn't import my gconf setting properly?09:54
pittialthough the latter seems to have worked09:55
pitti$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri09:55
pitti'/home/martin/download/digitalblasphemy/worldsedgewinter11280.jpg'09:55
pittithat's right09:55
pittiso I guess it's g-s-d and nautilus both thinking "that other thing will render it"?09:55
jibelfta, bug 784209, the assignment to unity-2d is wrong though but I don't know which package is to blame.09:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 784209 in unity-2d "Background fails to redraw" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78420909:56
dpmgood morning desktop people. Someone noticed that this particular string's translation is not loaded on a running system: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/gnome-system-tools/+pots/gnome-system-tools/nl/+translate?batch=10&show=all&search=can+change+anything+on+the+system - it seems to come from a .conf.in file. Does anyone happen to know if this this a new type of format, or just a plain configuration text file?09:56
seb128pitti, fta: dconf-editor -> org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri09:57
seb128set that and draw-background09:57
pittiseb128: see above; the setting seems correct to me09:57
pitti$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background draw-background09:57
pittitrue09:57
seb128pitti, no, it's a path not an uri you have09:57
seb128should be file:///09:57
pittioh09:57
pittiseb128: I didn't set that manually, it was from auto-migration09:57
seb128pitti, right, http://git.gnome.org/browse/gsettings-desktop-schemas/commit/?id=81e581e67962ecf290f886afd2fbf5767f1970ad09:58
pittiand I set the original one from the gnome 2 background conf dialog09:58
fta$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri09:58
fta'file:///usr/share/themes/Adwaita/backgrounds/stripes.jpg'09:58
seb128pitti, they stopped migrating it now09:58
ftabut i have no such file09:58
ftano Adwaita at all09:58
seb128pitti, the scripts can only do value copies, they can't do tweaks and the sementic changed from a path to an uri09:58
seb128pitti, which is a bit unfortunate09:59
seb128we will probably need to fix it in some way but for now "known bug"09:59
pittiseb128: so the better solution would be to check if it's not an URI in g-s-d, and convert it to an URI there?09:59
seb128rodrigo_, ^ what do you think?09:59
pittiuntil the next LTS at least09:59
pittiit's "file://" + abspath(current_value), nothing more, right?10:00
seb128pitti, I've added a WI to https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-gtk3-gnome310:01
pitticheers10:02
seb128pitti, right10:02
seb128it just can't be done from the .convert so it needs code10:02
pittioh, added file://, and it immediately works, yay10:02
pittiwow, now an empty desktop pretty much exactly looks like natty again :)10:02
rodrigo_seb128, pitti: yes, probably we should check ad convert to an uri if it's just a path10:03
seb128rodrigo_, do you want to take over the WI?10:03
rodrigo_fta, you need gnome-themes-standard installed for that file10:03
rodrigo_seb128, yes10:03
seb128rodrigo_, thanks10:03
ftarodrigo_, oh, installing. why isn't it a dep?10:04
rodrigo_fta, bug I guess :)10:04
ftagood, it worked10:04
loolpitti: does that mean you have a workaround for people with broken settings?  :-)10:04
ftai have a blue/grey desktop now :P but at least i can work10:05
seb128pitti, you can get the icons displayed with show-desktop-icons = true in the same schemas10:05
pittilool: see above, we'll add a migration to the code, for now you can just prepend a file://10:05
pittiseb128: it's already the case here; I'm not sure whether I enabled it manually, but I don't remember doing so10:05
seb128rodrigo_, fta: not sure if we want to install gnome-themes-standard or just tweak the default value to be one of our themes10:05
rodrigo_yes, probably better10:05
loolpitti: well I did get "file://" in the output of gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri, but it was a missing file10:06
seb128pitti, it's false by default, you probably tried to tweak it to get your background back ;-)10:06
loolbut all settings seem broken, not just background10:06
pittiseb128: well, I want my files/folders back :)10:06
seb128lool, you get a different bug from others then ;-)10:06
loollike icon theme10:06
pittiseb128: what I did was to enable "home is desktop" in gnome 2 ages ago, and a week or two ago I re-ran the gsettings migration10:06
seb128pitti, well, run nautilus?10:06
loolat least I get proper desktop paints again10:07
pittiseb128: sorry, misunderstanding; it's already starting by default for some reason, just with background icons AND a window (it should just be the desktop)10:07
seb128pitti, with org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons on you don't get your icons after running nautilus?10:07
seb128oh ok10:07
seb128known issue10:07
seb128it's the "Get nautilus to install an autostart desktop conditional on the gsettings show icons key (upstream said they would welcome a patch for that):" on the spec10:08
seb128pitti, I think it's starting now because didrocks didn't upload the new gnome-session yet10:08
loolah there aren't any separate capplets utilities anymore10:08
pittiah10:08
seb128lool, no, they are control-center-panels now10:09
seb128pitti, so nautilus is still a "required component" and run on start which gives you that dialog, once we update gnome-session it should not start at all which is what the workitem is about10:10
seb128they dropped it from the required components10:10
seb128since nautilus doesn't start in GNOME310:10
pittiright10:10
didrockswhat will be fixed today then :)10:10
pittilet's call it "changed" :)10:10
didrocksheh10:11
pittiI'm not sure what is better10:11
pittia lot of people use their desktop as their file manager, which is arguably a bad habit, but presumably hard to get out of10:11
seb128well, we should at least have the autostart conditional on the gsettings key10:11
loolhmm how does one change the gnome theme or icon theme?  I can't find it in the gnome-control-center settings10:11
seb128so people who turn desktop back on would get nautilus to start10:11
seb128lool, gnome-tweak-tools10:12
pittido we have teh "home" nautilus icon in the launcher by default?10:12
pittiI don't, but I customized mine a lot10:12
seb128lool, "design decision" from GNOME, changing theme is not something their designer recommend...10:12
seb128pitti, no, we have a clean desktop by default10:12
loolhmmm10:12
seb128i.e only devices and your own icons10:12
seb128no computer, home or bin10:12
pittiah, we do10:13
pittiseb128: I mean in the launcher as a starter10:13
loolgnome-tweak-tool crashes on start  :-/10:13
didrocksright now, I put nautilus back for unity and unity-2d, but not for the other10:13
pittiit's in the guest session, so I guess "yes"10:13
didrocksshould I remove it definitively then?10:13
pittibut eww @ guest session, background is totally broken10:13
didrockswe tried removing the file manager in UNE maverick, we got bad feedback10:13
seb128pitti, we do10:13
pittiyou move windows around, and the background just keeps old images10:14
pittiseb128: with having that there's a better justification of not starting it by default10:14
didrocks(just catching up on the conversation)10:14
pittibut still, it seems quite a waste to not do something useful with the large background area ;)10:14
pittididrocks: I have no strong opinion either way myself10:15
seb128pitti, guest session -> do you have a correct uri for the background or do you run into the bug fta mentioned? i.e the default being an image from gnome-theme-standard which is not installed10:15
pittiseb128: ah, I don't have gnome-theme-standard installed10:15
seb128(that's the upstream settings, we need to bring back ubuntu values)10:15
pittiso it's probably that10:15
seb128we should just tweak the gsettings value to be the ubuntu background10:15
pittimight also explain why the indicators are almost invisible10:15
ftawhere is gnome-tweak-tools?10:16
pittiso, so all "known" for now10:16
seb128fta, in universe10:16
ftaE: Unable to locate package gnome-tweak-tools10:16
seb128fta, gnome-tweak-tool10:16
seb128sorry for the typo before10:16
ftaoh10:16
ftathanks10:16
seb128lool, do you have details on the error, a stacktrace?10:17
ftacrashes here too10:17
loolseb128: http://paste.ubuntu.com/612211/10:18
seb128oh, it depends on gnome-shell10:19
cdbsMy background is also ugly, I have to hold gnome-settings-daemon back to make it work well. Anyone else with the same issue and/or a fix?10:19
cdbs(the discussion above seems to be regarding this)10:19
ricotzseb128, hmm, i forgot to add it :\10:19
seb128cdbs, read the previous half an hour backlog10:19
loolso in dconf-editor, I see all settings pointing at Adwaita10:19
seb128lool, right, that's the upstream GNOME3 theme, it's also the only gtk3 theme we have now10:20
loolseb128: oh so it is normal that I see everything with a bogus theme10:20
seb128lool, yes10:20
loolseb128: Ok :)10:20
seb128we have no gtk3 theme yet10:20
cdbsseb128: So, installing gnome-theme-standard will fix it by making Adwaita the default theme?10:20
seb128cdbs, not really but I don't feel like rewritting what is in the backlog, just read it?10:21
seb128cdbs, you have a gsettings background key to change10:21
loolcdbs: Check whether the background is set properly10:21
loolcdbs: You can check whether gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri returns an existing file:// URI10:21
didrockspitti: yeah, the launcher has the home icon and will still have it in oneiric as the first element (still catching up on IRC, sorry for the lag ;))10:21
cdbsthanks lool and seb128, I managed to get to the right part of the backlog10:22
seb128pitti, so https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-screensaver I'm not sure about the "[smspillaz] help getting a list of requirements and drive contributors:"10:23
pittiseb128: you mean what it was about?10:23
seb128pitti, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/security-o-compiz-screenlocking somewhat overlap with the spec10:23
seb128pitti, right10:23
seb128pitti, I've adressed the other points I think10:24
seb128pitti, but the outcome was basically "locking should be done in the compositor, i.e compiz, but if that doesn't happen this cycle we will ship gnome-screensaver 3 with hack support restored"10:24
cdbslool: Also do you know how to set Adwaita as the default GTK3 theme as right now there's no Ambiance for GTK3?10:25
pittiseb128: ah, that sounds like a better decision than the fuzzy ones that are currently in the spec10:25
ftapitti, apport-retrace complains about a lot of missing -dbgsym & :i386-dbgsym10:26
loolcdbs: dconf-editor from dconf-tools seems like the easiest way to do it right now10:26
pittifta: :i386-dbgsym? that sounds like a fallout bug from multiarch10:27
loolalbeit I have Adwaita as the gtk-theme already10:27
seb128pitti, ok, spec edited, is it better?10:27
ftaseb128, http://paste.ubuntu.com/612213/10:27
seb128fta, right, it's the same issue than lool has, it uses a gnome-shell gsetting key so it depends on gnome-shell since desrt make gsettings abort when it tries to use a schemas which is not installed10:29
ftapitti, http://paste.ubuntu.com/612215/10:29
didrocksmvo: hey, is there any easy way to install a new package on upgrade?10:29
pittiseb128: thanks; so should smspillaz's WI be dropped, as it's already covered in security-o-compiz-screenlocking?10:30
pittididrocks: add it to the desktop seed?10:30
seb128pitti, I guess so10:30
mvodidrocks: as in apt-get dist-uprade+install+foo ? unfortuntely not in apt-get, but synaptic can do it10:30
seb128pitti, especially that sam hinted that he would likely not have time for that this cycle anyway, which is why the wi is worded as "help getting..." and not "do it"10:30
pittiseb128: ok, let's drop it then and assume that we'll go the g-s-s 3 route10:31
pitti?10:31
didrockspitti: mvo: we don't want it for new install, but only for people upgrading from natty to oneiric (and then next LTS -> LTS upgrade)10:31
seb128pitti, works for me10:31
didrockspitti: mvo: it's the package containing gnome-panel sessions, it's a new one10:31
seb128pitti, well seeems like amaranth said he would have a go to it on the security spec so maybe it will get done10:32
pittiseb128: ok, I updated the spec, how does it look?10:32
seb128pitti, but I don't really wait on it so from our side we can just go for gnome-screensaver and revisit if it gets done10:32
mvodidrocks: oh, I misread the question then. that sounds like a bit of a odd request :) could you give me a little bit more details?10:33
seb128pitti, works for me, thanks10:33
pittiseb128: ok, great; set to approved then10:33
mvodidrocks: we can always special case something in the release-upgrader, but ideally it should be expressable with the dependency system we have10:33
didrocksmvo: so, we won't install the session which starts "ubuntu classic" and "ubuntu classic (no effect)" in oneiric by default10:33
seb128pitti, danke10:33
pittifta: queueing, thanks10:33
Amaranthseb128, pitti: Of course, gnome-shell/gnome-session may not get the new stuff implemented this cycle and I have to wait for them so...10:33
didrocksmvo: debian put something similar in a new package (gnome-session-fallback) which depends on gnome-panel (but we won't install it then)10:34
pittiFTR, Debian uploads are back, my icon-theme and keyring uploads went in10:34
seb128ok, enough morning talks, time for some updates10:34
AmaranthI haven't seen anything public on the design anyway, just a mention it was going to happen10:34
didrocksmvo: my idea was to install this package only for people upgrading10:34
seb128Amaranth, why do you have to wait for them? locking in shell and compiz will likely be different code?10:34
seb128pitti, btw your gnome-keyring update made it in it seems ;-)10:34
Amaranthseb128: The idea is to do it the same way gnome-shell does10:34
pittiseb128: yes, see 5 lines back; libg-k is still in binNEW, though, but that should only be a few days10:35
seb128Amaranth, ok, makes sense, so let's default to just use gnome-screensaver for this cycle and see what happens over time10:35
Amaranthseb128: They're apparently going to have gnome-session handle idle detection and such and gnome-shell only handle showing the lock dialog10:35
pittiI did a followup upload with the nm-applet crash fix, so it will be all good10:35
seb128pitti, \o/10:35
AmaranthBut they have none of this implemented afaik10:35
mvodidrocks: couldn't we simply add it to gnome-panel then as a depends/recommends ? that is what people have installed when they upgrade10:35
seb128pitti, next time you feel like doing debian updates: gvfs libwnck3 libsoup2.4 totem-pl-parser10:35
didrocksmvo: hum, the dep is the other way around right now, but yeah, I think you got a point10:35
seb128pitti: those are easy ones that can be done10:36
pittiseb128: I'm busy with some langpack-o-matic stuff for chrisccoulson_, but this afternoon I can take glib-networking (resync with Debian) and gvfs?10:36
pittiseb128: ah, sure, can do these as well10:36
RAOFAmaranth: gnome-session already handles idle, actually.10:36
RAOF(Incorrectly, it turns out ☺)10:36
seb128pitti, well don't feel like you have to but since you seem to be the only one with a proper setup for debian builds10:36
didrocksmvo: so gnome-panel recommends gnome-session-fallback (which still dep on gnome-panel as the session can't start without it), does it makes sense?10:36
AmaranthRAOF: Oh, neat10:36
seb128pitti, I can do some of them and ask you to do the binary build and upload if you want10:36
RAOFAmaranth: All that's needed is to hook the screensaver up to it.10:36
mvodidrocks: from my limited understanding about the problem it does :)10:36
pittiseb128: I'm fine with taking the ones which can stay or get back in sync with Debian10:36
didrocksmvo: ok, will do that then! thanks a lot :)10:37
mvoyw!10:37
seb128pitti, ok, so those I listed would be nice, danke ;-)10:37
pittiseb128: noted so in the pad10:37
seb128pitti, thanks10:38
ftaseb128, i commented on bug 78420910:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 784209 in unity-2d "Background fails to redraw" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78420910:43
seb128thanks10:43
michidutaWhere can I get support for my usb mouse issue?10:47
michidutaI have tried #ubuntu and #lubuntu and nobody answered anything to me :|10:47
cdbsseb128: We need to re-write unity-window-decorator as well to work with the new theming systems (re: unico) and stuff?10:47
seb128no, compiz didn't change10:48
seb128michiduta, try #ubuntu again later on10:49
cdbsseb128: so if I just make the unity-window-decorator build well with gtk3, it should be enough, right? I doubt if the gnome 2 and 3 theming APIs are same wrt. metacity/mutter10:49
Amaranthfta: afaik that bug is because nautilus isn't drawing the desktop10:49
Amaranthfta: configuring nautilus to do so fixes it even if you don't have that wallpaper10:49
Amaranthapparently metacity and compiz no longer handle this correctly10:50
AmaranthBut maybe that's just a workaround *shrug*10:50
RAOFI just went to Control Centre→Wallpaper and actually *set* a wallpaper.  Then something started drawing one.10:50
AmaranthI know compiz doesn't handle it correctly no matter what, at least in my branch10:50
seb128cdbs, dunno10:50
* cdbs digs into API docs10:50
RAOF(Tips for getting anything but a crazy-grey GTK theme welcome, though ☺)10:51
AmaranthRAOF: dconf-editor, set your theme10:51
RAOFAmaranth: To?10:51
AmaranthRAOF: Or just install whatever package gives you the adwaita theme or whatever it's called10:51
pittiAmaranth, RAOF: gnome-themes-standard10:53
RAOFI see we're no longer in a world where changing the setting updates running applications.  Hurray for progress.10:59
Amaranthyeah, that's weirdness11:00
RAOFFortunately, we *are* in a world where delicious fritatta awaits me.11:01
pittiyummy11:11
* pitti still has to wait 30 minutes for the freshly baked bread to finish11:11
seb128pitti, do you have one of those machines making bread for you if you put in it the right stuff or did you made it by hand by hand? ;-)11:13
pittiseb128: no, machine; you pour in the necessary ingredients in the right order, and it'll do the rest11:14
pittiit's for the lazy :)11:14
pittiseb128: oh, libg-k got accepted; that was fast :)11:15
pittiyay Debian ftpmasters11:15
ftai prefer doing it manually. my french baguettes are excellent ;)11:15
seb128pitti, \o/11:20
chrisccoulson_mvo - can i add and remove apt sources with aptdaemon?11:23
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lucazadeseb128, i've read before about gtk3 themes... I made a bzr brach of Ambiance gtk3 based on Unico engine (as CImi asked me), is still a wip... https://code.launchpad.net/~lucazade/+junk/ambiance-gtk311:32
seb128lucazade, thanks, kenvandine said he would look at it but he's off sick at the moment but he will probably work on it when he's back11:35
seb128lucazade, thanks for working on that btw ;-)11:35
seb128is there an easy way to try the theme just by doing a checkout or something?11:35
seb128unico is in oneiric so that part is easy to install11:35
lucazadeseb128, yes just a checkout and put gtk3 dir inside old ambiance theme11:37
lucazadeand switch theme from dconf-editor to Ambiance11:38
seb128lucazade, thanks11:38
lucazadeseb128, glad to help11:38
rodrigo_bbiab11:39
danyRlucazade: care to share a screenshot? I would try it, but unico isn't available in fedora :(11:47
lucazadedanyR seb128 , http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1338581/varie/Schermata.png   (the-widget-factory is old gtk2, rest is gtk3)11:56
danyRlucazade: looking nice, can't wait to try it in a few months time :)11:58
lucazadedanyR, thanks! there are still a lot of things to refine, i'm still learning how to take out the best from unico and css :)12:00
danyRlucazade: I guess that's you and everyone else :)12:01
mvochrisccoulson_: add is supported, but remove is not currently. that should be straightforward to fix though12:11
seb128lucazade, nice ;-)12:21
lucazade:)12:21
ricotzseb128, the builds of https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/1:3.0.2-1ubuntu3 and https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/3.0.2-1ubuntu1 can be retried, they should work now12:31
seb128ricotz, how was the issue fixed?12:32
ricotzlooked like an archive issue with a perl package12:32
ricotzand it builds fine the ppa12:33
seb128hum, you are sure it's fixed?12:33
ricotzhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~ricotz/+archive/testing/+build/252300712:33
seb128ricotz, well ppa don't have "depends on universe" sort of issues for example12:34
seb128let me check in a pbuilder before retrying12:34
ricotzright, i always forget this universe thing :\12:34
seb128 libwww-perl : Depends: liblwp-protocol-https-perl but it is not installable12:36
seb128liblwp-protocol-https-perl was in universe and has been promoted half an hour ago12:37
seb128so we need to still wait a bit before retrying12:38
ricotzseb128, did you updated you pbuilder?12:38
ricotzyour12:38
seb128ricotz, the publisher is run once an hour and take an hour to run so it will not be published in main before an hour still12:40
seb128yes I updated my pbuilde12:40
ricotzseb128, ok ;)12:40
didrocksrodrigo_: hey, small question about gnome-icon-theme-symbolic, does g-c-c recommends it?12:41
rodrigo_didrocks, yes, Recommends:12:41
rodrigo_didrocks, it's a dependency on the debian version, but we moved it to Recommends until we get it in main12:42
seb128didrocks, you get broken icons in several GNOME3 applications without it12:42
seb128like nautilus recommends it as well12:42
didrocksrodrigo_: ok, I'm looking with fredp once he's back why it deps on gtk2-bin and if we can get it sorted, but I won't block on that12:42
didrocksseb128: I'm making the latest sanity check before acking and promoting12:42
seb128ok12:42
didrocksthis afternoon is MIR day :)12:43
rodrigo_didrocks, ok12:43
seb128speaking of fredp, would be nice if he could do some updates in debian :p12:43
didrocksfredp: stop slackering! :-)12:43
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didrocksrodrigo_: "Binary package hint: accountsservice" in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apg/+bug/785682. I think that's a "copy and paste bug" from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/accountsservice/+bug/785680 ? ;)12:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 785682 in apg "[MIR] apg" [Undecided,New]12:48
rodrigo_didrocks, yes, sorry12:54
rodrigo_didrocks, fixed12:55
didrocksrodrigo_: no worry ;) just a small notice: if you see nearly no bugs opened on ubuntu, it's good as well to check the status in debian12:55
didrocksrodrigo_: apg seems fine bug-wise12:55
rodrigo_didrocks, ah ok, didn't know where to look12:55
didrocksrodrigo_: not mandatory, but sometimes, some packages aren't really used in ubuntu (because they are in universe and target more technical users) and are used extensively in debian, hence the double checking is good :)12:56
seb128rodrigo_, you screwed the g-s-d and g-c-c versions12:56
rodrigo_didrocks, yeah, good to know12:56
rodrigo_seb128, ugh, did I?12:57
seb128rodrigo_, the versioning should be -<debian_reversion>ubuntu<n> if there is a debian revision we base on, or -0ubuntu1 if we are first to package a new version12:57
rodrigo_seb128, oh12:57
seb128rodrigo_, like g-c-c is -2ubuntu1 but debian doesn't have this version12:57
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pedro_hello folks12:58
seb128the version means it's based on -2 from debian which is wrong, should be 0ubuntu112:58
rodrigo_seb128, so, both should be 0ubuntuX, right?12:58
seb128hey pedro_12:58
seb128rodrigo_, yes12:58
rodrigo_hi pedro_12:58
rodrigo_seb128, ok, but now can't really upload a new version, as it would be older, right?12:58
seb128rodrigo_, indeed12:58
seb128we will need to wait for debian to get those versions12:58
seb128it means if they upload -1 we can't rebase as -1ubuntu112:59
seb128small details but please be careful about that12:59
rodrigo_seb128, will make sure I get the correct one for next upload, although 3.0.3 is not going to happen12:59
seb128ok12:59
rodrigo_seb128, yes, sorry, just was relying on dch -i to get the correct version12:59
seb128dch -i gets the correct version12:59
seb128if you based on -1 it would have done -1ubuntu112:59
rodrigo_yeah12:59
seb128but dch -i doesn't do new versions12:59
seb128you should have used -v version-0ubuntu113:00
seb128;-)13:00
rodrigo_ah, ok13:00
kinouchouhello seb128 didrocks fredp13:03
seb128lut kinouchou13:03
didrockssalut kinouchou13:03
kinouchou:)13:04
kinouchoudidrocks: tu arrives quand?13:04
didrockskinouchou: coming for the ubuntu party in Paris next Friday (7pm), will stop working earlier then :)13:04
kinouchouok you sleep at coucouf'home13:05
didrockskinouchou: nice, thanks for confirming :)13:05
seb128who?13:06
kinouchoua debian user13:06
didrocksseb128: another guy from the french community you never met I guess13:06
seb128ok13:06
seb128nickname?13:06
kinouchouseb128: you come at the party?13:06
seb128kinouchou, no, you guys are competing with the tennis on TV ;-)13:07
kinouchoupff13:07
kinouchouyou want help the comunity for "le festival des papillons de nuit"?13:07
seb128when and where is it?13:07
kinouchou10-12 juin Normandie13:08
seb128didrocks, are you going there as well? ;-)13:08
didrocksseb128: not this one :-)13:09
seb128kinouchou, thanks for asking but I guess no, I'm too lazy for going there ;-)13:09
didrocksseb128: you should at least come to the RMLL!13:10
kinouchouseb128: I hope you will came for the UP 11.1013:10
seb128kinouchou, I will try to make an effort ;-)13:10
kinouchoumouais13:10
seb128didrocks, rmll I could do for at least one day ;-)13:11
didrocksseb128: ok, there are vuntz and fredp, which is ackward, but you can cope with this</kidding> ;)13:11
seb128;-)13:11
* rodrigo_ -> lunch13:19
vuntzseb128: come on, it's really close to where you live. You have to come.13:19
seb128vuntz, start by reviewing our patches and fix your versions list and I will think about it ;-)13:20
chrisccoulson_wow, i'm really outnumbered in here today ;)13:20
seb128vuntz, otherwise you don't want me to come, I will just keep complaining about how lazy you are :p13:20
vuntzseb128: I'd love to see that. Now I have a good reason to do nothing ;-)13:21
seb128chrisccoulson_, salut, t'apprends le français quand ?13:21
seb128vuntz, :-p13:21
cyphermoxgood morning!13:42
cyphermox+1 to the number of french speakers ;D13:43
highvoltagebon matin13:44
highvoltage(oh for a moment I thought this was #ubuntu-qc)13:44
Laneynon13:46
chrisccoulson_mvo - thanks. the ability to remove repositories would be useful too. i want to write an extension that integrates the new channel switcher UI in firefox with aptdaemon14:00
seb128didrocks, don't worry about the gnome-session build failure, the build-depends issue should be sorted and I retried the build14:03
cyphermoxdidrocks: you retried the evolution-exchange failure?14:06
didrocksseb128: yeah, I got it for evolution-exchance and guessed that :)14:15
didrockscyphermox: let's wait for the buildd to be fixed14:15
seb128didrocks, retried that one as well14:15
didrocksseb128: (sorry I'm on the phone)14:15
seb128no worry14:15
cyphermoxI was just curiois because I looked at the page, saw it failed, refreshed, and saw it in queue ;)14:15
seb128btw wouldn't have it be easier to merge that one on Debian rather than redoing the update?14:17
pittihey cyphermox, good morning14:18
cyphermoxseb128: there were very few changes in debian, and then I had to patch a few things to make it compile14:19
seb128ok14:19
cyphermoxI'll start on the new versions for evo real soon too14:19
cyphermox(unless I should wait before preparing 3.1?)14:20
seb128pitti, did you see gnome-keyring failed to build on i386? I retried since it seems like a testsuit timing issue14:20
pittiseb128: in Debian? no, I didn't see that yet, lemme check14:20
pittihttps://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=gnome-keyring -> seem sfine?14:21
pittiseb128: and accepted on i386 in ubuntu, seems someone already gave it back?14:21
ricotzpitti, hi, gnome-keyring build also got stuck in the ppa :\14:22
ricotzlooks like both amd64 and i386 "freezed" at the same point14:23
ricotzhttps://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3/+build/252301214:23
seb128pitti, right, what I said, I retried it since the issues seem a timing one14:23
pittiah, sorry; I misread at as "I built locally", silly me14:23
pittiseb128: so I don't have the log now14:24
seb128I didn't think about that :-(14:24
pittibut *shrug*, let's ignore for now, that's probably something for later14:24
seb128but maybe the ppa one will fail on the same issue14:24
ricotzis someone able to just restart the ppa builds?14:24
seb128why?14:25
ricotzbecause it seems to do nothing anymore, the archive build took 7 min this one runs over 1 hour now14:27
pittino, we can't cancel build jobs, that's something for lamont14:27
ricotzi remember that i had a similar issue in the past14:27
pittibut I think they time out after 90 minutes of inactivity14:27
pittiso it should sort out itself14:27
ricotzalright14:27
ricotzcyphermox, hi, did you looked into evolution-mapi?, i was asked about its update14:30
cyphermoxnot yet, but it's on the list14:30
ricotzok, no problem14:31
ricotzcyphermox, i hope gnome-bluetooth is high on the list ;)14:31
cyphermoxif you give me a couple of minutes to finish what I'm doing now, I'll update that and evolution-rss now14:31
cyphermoxthose will be next ;)14:31
ricotznice14:31
cyphermoxactually, bluez is already done afaik14:31
bcurtiswx_good morning14:32
bcurtiswx_I completed a rebase of seahorse, and since it's my first time, could somebody look it over to see if I've done anything wrong? https://code.launchpad.net/~bcurtiswx/ubuntu/oneiric/seahorse/3.0.0-1ubuntu1 Thanks :)14:33
* dobey wonders how logilab-common even made it into the debian archive; i get the same build failure (unit tests failures) on 11.04 and 11.10 for logilab-common 0.55.2-114:41
rodrigo_pitti, got the permission denied problem again when uploading brasero, didn't you fix it the other day?14:43
pittirodrigo_: as cjwatson said it needs to be fixed more permanently14:43
rodrigo_ah14:43
rodrigo_cjwatson, ^^14:43
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cjwatsonrodrigo__: I would do, but the last time unity fell over, so did LP-API programs' connection to gnome-keyring, so I think I need to restart my desktop to get everything sane again, which I can't do right now.  Could you just send me an e-mail?15:11
seb128pitti, can you add rodrigo again in the temporary way you used before meanwhile?15:14
pittiseb128, rodrigo__: done15:14
seb128pitti, danke15:15
Sweetsharkpitti: could you care to have a look at my blueprints at https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~bjoern-michaelsen just to make sure they look ok-ish?15:19
rodrigo__cjwatson, yes, sure15:19
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pittiSweetshark: desktop-o-libreoffice-packaging looks fine to me15:20
pittiSweetshark: desktop-o-cloud-integrations-for-libreoffice is missing the magic "work items:" word, and it's a little thin -- could it at least give a quick overview about the supposed design?15:21
pittiSweetshark: desktop-o-completely-gbuildize-libreoffice> "work items:" missing; this is pretty much a target of opportunity, so it doesn't need to be that detailled15:22
pittiSweetshark: however, I suggest to split the "migrate more modules" into some WIs for concrete modules, so that you actually have a chance to get any of them to "done" :)15:24
pittiSweetshark: desktop-o-libreoffice-communities looks good to me (note that you don't really need the extra [bjoern-michaelsen] as you are already the assignee of the spec, and thus default assignee of the WIs)15:25
pittiSweetshark: the other two have no WIs or other details yet15:26
Sweetsharkpitti: true about the gbuild modules, however, I would then closely sync that status with upstream as they are working on it too.15:27
rodrigo_cjwatson, sent15:27
pittiSweetshark: I'm not picky about that modules thing, just that a single and infinite "convert modules" WI won't be much fun for you15:27
Sweetsharkabout cloud integrations: I have a call with jasoncwarner and libreoffice user experierence tommorrow and we will see if that is a priority or if we will do "something completely different"(tm). I will hug it some more later (or not).15:29
Sweetsharkpitti: true.15:29
didrockscdbs: hey, are you around?15:30
seb128pitti, did you get any issue to use the pkg-gnome svn? I'm getting a connection refused there15:45
pittiseb128: working for me right now15:45
seb128ok15:45
pittiseb128: it was broken on Saturday15:46
seb128$ svn update15:46
seb128svn: To better debug SSH connection problems, remove the -q option from 'ssh' in the [tunnels] section of your Subversion configuration file.15:46
seb128svn: Network connection closed unexpectedly15:46
seb128 15:46
seb128getting that here...15:46
pittioh, hang on15:46
pittiseb128: yes, I got the same15:46
pittiseb128: the ssh key changed15:46
pittiseb128: do "ssh svn.debian.org"15:46
pittithen check which key line it complains about15:46
pittiand remove that15:47
seb128oh ok15:47
seb128thanks15:47
micahgrodrigo_: thanks for sponsoring my gnome-control-center patch, was just wondering if there was any reason you skipped the ubuntu2 revision?16:08
rodrigo_micahg, I screwed the versions, just a mistake16:09
micahgrodrigo_: k, no problem, and thanks again!16:09
rodrigo_micahg, thanks to you for the patch :-)16:10
micahgrodrigo_: should I fwd to Debian?16:10
rodrigo_micahg, yes, I think so16:10
micahgrodrigo_: k16:10
pittijasoncwarner, Sweetshark, bryceh, chrisccoulson, didrocks, tremolux, Riddell, kenvandine, cyphermox, mterry, rodrigo_, seb128, tkamppeter: meeting reminder in 7 mins16:23
seb128bcurtiswx_, do you have a merge request for seahorse somewhere? or did you update the one pitti reviewed the other day?16:26
bcurtiswx_seb128: i have not updated pitti's review, since it was a rebase and I haven't attempted one before I wanted to make sure it was OK before I resubmitted16:27
seb128just submit so it will get reviewed16:27
bcurtiswx_seb128: OK16:27
pittijasoncwarner, Sweetshark, bryceh, chrisccoulson, didrocks, tremolux, Riddell, kenvandine, cyphermox, mterry, rodrigo_, seb128, tkamppeter: meeting o'clock16:30
seb128hey16:30
bcurtiswx_pitti: seb128: https://code.launchpad.net/~bcurtiswx/ubuntu/oneiric/seahorse/3.0.0-1ubuntu1/+merge/62151 new merge request16:30
* bcurtiswx_ gets out of way16:30
tkamppeterhi16:30
* pedro_ waves16:30
didrockshey16:30
pittihey pedro_, sorry will add you to my ping template16:30
pedro_no worries :-)16:30
pittihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2011-05-2416:31
tremoluxhey everybody!16:31
pittiI'm not sure why didrocks added the "new session system" twice, presumably to underline its importance :)16:32
pittiso, let's start with the usual reports, then get to the discussions16:32
didrockspitti: of course :-) I think I conflicted with my edit (wikimoinsmoins is slow :p)16:32
didrocksfixing16:32
pittiPartner update -- kenvandine, I suppose you're still fighting with the flu?16:32
pittiso let's skip this -- I don't think we are supposed to land anything at this early time anyway16:33
pittididrocks: anything noteworthy wrt. unity/2d/qt/etc?16:33
didrockspitti: will try to get unity-2d on the CD for alpha116:33
didrockswell CD/default image16:34
rodrigo_hello?16:34
pittithat'd be good, to see early what CD overflow we are up against, and also for testing16:34
didrocksI doubt we will be < 700 Mb16:34
didrocks:)16:34
pittididrocks: np, alpha-1 can be oversized16:34
didrocksfor unity itself, the SRU will be this week, bit a little bit delayed16:34
bcurtiswx_yes kenvandine is still under the weather16:34
didrocksshould it -proposed and maybe be copied before to oneiric for alpha1?16:34
rodrigo_ugh, too much lag here16:35
pittididrocks: I think at this point we want a real upload; the toolchain and half of the GNOME/GTK infrastructure changed16:35
didrockspitti: sure, will do that way then16:35
pittididrocks: if it poses any problem, you can confirm in the bugs that all fixes are in upstream trunk as well :)16:36
pittitremolux: thanks for the s-c report in the wiki; anything we need to discuss?16:36
tremoluxpitti: you're welcome, I don't think so unless somebody has a question, etc.?16:36
* pitti leaves some time to raise questions16:37
* tremolux whistles16:37
pittitremolux: do you know if anyone already looked into the gtk3 migration? how bad is it?16:37
tremoluxpitti: it's not going to be very straightforward16:37
tremoluxmainly due to our custom components16:37
pittithat's expected; I meant did you already stumble over major bugs in pygobject/gtk etc. which will make this hard?16:38
tremoluxnope, not that I know of16:38
pittiKubuntu -- as Riddell is in the launchpad camp this cycle, we don't have a representative here, or do we?16:39
didrocksI don't think we have, indeed16:39
pittiX.org -> eastern edition16:39
pittiLet's talk about specs, baby!16:39
pittihttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+specs?searchtext=desktop-o16:40
pittinice progress last week16:40
seb128specs, yummy ;-)16:40
pittididrocks, cjwatson, ev, and me have one spec each for approval16:40
pittiand 9 are still to be drafted16:40
pittiso, consider this a gentle reminder :)16:40
didrocks"gentle for now"? :-)16:41
pittithe thing I'd like to discuss here (as we didn't get around to it at UDS) is https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-packaging-branches16:41
pittididrocks: yes, rick's whip is for after-Thursday16:41
pittithis is roughly whether we shoudl continue to use our debian/ only custom branches for now, or switch to UDD branches16:41
pittiwe made some experiments with UDD16:41
seb128pitti, "here" being the meeting now?16:42
pittican we do a quick straw-poll from everyone whether they'd prefer moving to UDD ("UDD"), or keep debian/ only ("old")?16:42
pittiand then discuss the pro/con?16:42
seb128robert_ancell had some opinion about that, should we rather take that to the list?16:42
pittiseb128: more interactive that way, but sure16:43
seb128ok, we can do a round there and then take it to the list16:43
pittiso, everyone, shoot16:43
seb128so I'm for keeping the debian dir only16:43
pittidebian/ only16:43
cyphermoxhmm... debian/ only, even if it's more trouble for merging16:44
didrocksdebian/ only where we are not upstream, merge-upstream udd/workflow otherwise16:44
* rodrigo_ for keeping debian/ only16:44
pittididrocks: hm, the ones where we have an upstream in LP are the ones where the auto-imported UDD branches make least sense to me?16:44
pittididrocks: or do you mean "once you switch lp:ubuntu/ over to the custom branch"?16:45
pittimterry: any opinion?16:45
pittiI put my reasons into the whiteboard of the bp16:46
didrockspitti: I don't care if we use the "canonical" (lp:ubuntu/ address or not), I just mean, the one where we are upstream (and so, upstream in bzr) should use full source branch16:46
mterrypitti, no, both work fine for me16:46
pittididrocks: right, full source as a real derivative of trunk is the only thing that really makes sense for upstreams in bzr16:46
didrockslike indicators, unity (what we already have), just want to make the disctinction between the two kind of branches we have :)16:46
pittididrocks: but the auto-imported ones aren't compatible to anything else16:46
didrockspitti: no, I though you meant "udd" as "full source" as opposed to "debian/" only16:47
pittiok, so it seems folks here want to keep the status quo then16:47
didrocksbut then, we agree :)16:47
pittiI'll summarize on the wiki page and then ask jasoncwarner to bring it up in the eastern edition as well16:47
pittiwell, the X.org guys are using git anyway, but Robert and Luke touch desktopish stuff16:48
pittithat's my agenda16:48
pittianything else from anyone?16:48
* Sweetshark just read what "udd" is.16:48
pittiseb128: anythign which we should be aware of on the GNOME 3 front?16:48
Sweetsharkdont think i want that for LO.16:48
pittiSweetshark: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DistributedDevelopment/16:49
pittiSweetshark: no, you really REALLY don't want these :)16:49
seb128pitti, no, the transition is doing fine so far, we got most of the GNOME3 basis done16:49
seb128remaining part is the gnome-panel, gnome-menus,indicators16:49
seb128the indicators transition is a bit tricky since it requires quite some source updates and involve both GNOME and unity16:49
pittii. e. a big lockstep transition?16:50
seb128we have still a bunch of updates to get done but I will start building lists of things using deprecated libs on the CD soon16:50
pittiseb128: would it be easier if we sent out a warning to the lists to not upgrade for a few days, and break oneiric for a couple of days?16:50
pittior can we prepare the lockstep transition in a PPA? (might be better)16:51
seb128we should check with dx first how it plays for them16:51
seb128i.e with njpatel, ted, didrocks16:51
cjwatsonfor the record, I'd like to get at least *one* oneiric CD daily build out this week16:51
seb128we probably should land ido and libindicate gtk3 builds first16:51
cjwatsonso it would be nice to allow a bit of time for that16:52
seb128cjwatson, we should not destabilize things before a116:52
pittiok, so let's stage this up in the ubuntu-desktop PPA16:52
seb128pitti, I want to see if building an indicator on the "wrong" gtk version leads it to be ignore or lead to unity exiting because it gets 2 gtk in process16:52
cjwatsonI don't mind churn, now's the time in the cycle for it, but the kernel guys want a CD image to test with16:52
didrocksseb128: feeling adventurous? :)16:53
cjwatsonand I can only do that if I get a window when the desktop's installable16:53
seb128cjwatson, ok, we will be careful until we get a build16:53
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seb128cjwatson, is there anything not installable now?16:53
seb128i.e anything we need to fix?16:53
pittiwow @ http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/testing/oneiric_probs.html16:53
pittiI had expected it to be a lot worse16:53
cjwatsonit's OK *right now*, although that's only as of extremely recently16:53
ftapitti, seb128: did you fix dbus already? or not yet?16:53
cjwatsonpitti: I've been working on it ...16:53
pitticjwatson: great job!16:53
cjwatsonTBH it was mostly the perl transition16:54
seb128cjwatson, ok, so we will keep it this way for a few days, let us know when you got a CD build16:54
pittifta: fixed for installability, but SpammapS really meant to upload a newer netbase; he's doing that now, and re-fix dbus16:54
cjwatsonseb128: will do, thanks.  should be soon, I just need to take safekeeping copies of the images that weren't released with natty16:54
pittidbus broke the world this morning, so I quick-fixed it16:54
ftapitti, ok; thanks.16:54
pittibah, esound, is that not quite dead yet16:55
pittioh, it's NBS16:55
pittiI'll look a bit into this, and the language-support-* stuff16:55
pittiok, thanks16:56
pittiAOB?16:56
seb128thanks16:56
pittithanks everyone, adjourned16:56
didrocksthanks everyone16:56
tremoluxthanks!  good day all16:57
Sweetsharkin case anyone missed it: http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Document-Foundation-appoints-Engineering-Steering-Committee-1248364.html16:57
bcurtiswx_is ken the only one working on indicators ?16:59
seb128no16:59
Sweetsharkpitti: I retargeted libreoffice-communities to O. I assumed it was assigned to n by misclick?16:59
pittiSweetshark: supposedly; thanks16:59
pittiSweetshark: oh, congrats! you are on it?17:00
pittithe article says so17:00
Sweetsharkyes, I am.17:00
Sweetsharkhmm, "the H" actually did some research: Andras Timar is with novell only since last month and that wasnt in the PR message yet.17:02
bcurtiswx_seb128: who else is, i'm going to rebase empathy, but i was going to at least get our indicator patches started towards GTK3, but if someone else has been working on similar stuff i was going to use their work as a guide to mine17:02
tkamppeterSweetshark, congrats!17:03
ricotzdidrocks, do you have minute?17:03
seb128bcurtiswx_, nobody is working on empathy libindicate integration out of ken so check with him but I think it needed some other bits to be done first before17:03
Sweetsharktkamppeter, pitti: thanks for the congrats. ;)17:04
pittiah, esound-clients can go; the other two rdepends are just recommends, and I fixed the Kubuntu "dvd" seed for kubuntu-full17:04
pitticjwatson: ^ FYI17:04
bcurtiswx_seb128: the other bits im fairly sure are tp-indicator, he is going to make it buildable and we'll be getting rid of our delta and use tp-indicator17:04
pittididrocks: ok, upgrading to new gnome-session; let the fun begin :)17:04
ricotzdidrocks, gnome-shell actually doesnt need the polkit-1-gnome it has its own client, so disabling this service in gnome-session for g-s sessions is needed17:05
cjwatsonpitti: are you removing it?17:05
pitticjwatson: yes17:05
cjwatsonthanks17:05
seb128bcurtiswx_, he said he couldn't drop all the delta since things like the incoming calls dialog need to be on the empathy side17:05
pitticlean up oneiric_probs.html by a tad17:05
bcurtiswx_seb128: yes, i should have said get rid of some of our delta17:06
pitticjwatson: is kubuntu-full an issue for you? i. e. do you want to rebuild kubuntu DV?17:06
didrockspitti: cross your fingers!17:06
pittiDVD even17:06
pitticjwatson: I can regenerate it if needed17:06
cjwatsonnot immediately17:06
didrocksricotz: hum, hum, but we need it for the unity session17:06
didrocksricotz: so, it should depends on session, right?17:06
seb128didrocks, ricotz: what is the discussion?17:07
cjwatsonooh, X sync requests.17:07
* cjwatson processes17:07
* pitti -> dinner, bbl17:07
ricotzdidrocks, i know, i think the polkit agent shouldnt run while using gnome-shell17:08
ricotzi havent really checked it yet, just remembered about it while looking at the gnome-session update17:08
didrocksseb128: polkit running in the gnome-shell session17:09
didrocksricotz: there is a solution for that17:09
seb128isn't that a polkit autostart issue?17:09
didrocksyeah, it should start on demand IMHO?17:09
ricotzso i think gnome-session should decide wether to start it or not17:10
seb128ricotz, the autostart should start it no?17:10
seb128how is upstream dealing with that? shell doesn't need it but the fallback session does17:11
ricotzsorry i dont know, just remembered this issue right now :\17:11
seb128well seems a non issue for now17:12
seb128let's see if someone runs into bugs17:12
ricotzseb128, ok, perhaps take a note somewhere17:13
seb128what should the note say?17:13
didrocksI agree, we shouldn't build a huge machine on that before knowing what happens if we run both17:13
ricotzError registering polkit authentication agent: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1.Error.Failed: An authentication agent already exists for the given subject (polkit-error-quark 0)17:13
seb128https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64540217:14
ubot2Gnome bug 645402 in authorizations tool "bring back the autostart file" [Normal,Resolved: wontfix]17:14
seb128vuntz, ^ how is the polkit service started in the fallback session in GNOME3?17:16
seb128didrocks, ricotz: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=61943217:18
ubot2Debian bug 619432 in policykit-1-gnome "policykit-1-gnome: do not start agent in GNOME3 normal session" [Normal,Open]17:18
vuntzseb128: it's not done correctly upstream because of disagreements...17:19
vuntzseb128: so we add a .desktop file in openSUSE17:19
vuntzseb128: see https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file?file=polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1.desktop.in&package=polkit-gnome&project=GNOME%3AFactory&srcmd5=5d4ec3b37af8cbc61e8d449e1831c7dd17:19
vuntzseb128: (and especially the AutostartCondition line)17:19
seb128vuntz, ok, how do you get the .desktop not start in gnome-shell sessions then?17:19
vuntzseb128: you're too slow :-)17:19
didrocksvuntz: that doesn't work if you fallback17:19
seb128vuntz, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=619432 states it's buggy ;-)17:19
ubot2Debian bug 619432 in policykit-1-gnome "policykit-1-gnome: do not start agent in GNOME3 normal session" [Normal,Open]17:20
didrocksvuntz: well, not fallback, but click on the ui17:20
seb128what didrocks says at well17:20
seb128well the debian bug issue doesn't concern us since we have the new gnome-session17:20
vuntzdidrocks: it should work if you fallback, else it's a bug17:20
seb128so we could add the "GNOME3 unless-session gnome"17:20
didrocksvuntz: I mean, doesn't GS has an ui to start gnome-panel without login out/in again?17:21
didrockslog out/in*17:21
didrocksin that case, the autostart apps won't be triggered again17:21
vuntzdidrocks: no17:21
vuntzdidrocks: we don't have that17:21
vuntzand the debian bug is about compatibility with 2.3217:22
seb128vuntz, ok, seems like we should just do that then17:22
seb128didrocks, do you want to do it?17:22
didrocksvuntz: ok, in that case, you should be safe. Another arg for not allowding dynamic session type change :)17:22
seb128didrocks, just copy the autostart condication from vuntz17:22
didrocksseb128: sure!17:22
seb128ricotz, ^17:22
seb128vuntz, 'ci17:22
didrocksvuntz: the name is the .session name, right?17:22
didrocksnot the .desktop one I guess17:23
vuntzdidrocks: yes17:23
didrocksvuntz: excellent! merci :)17:23
ricotzseb128, yeah, it is a more common issue than i thought17:24
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etneghi17:45
etnegim in a ubuntu  VM and host machine is win717:46
etnegit keeps dropping my download connections half way through17:46
etnegany hints? thanks17:46
etnegon the same network it works just fine on xp though17:46
seb128chrisccoulson_, want to do some extra desktop merges or updates?18:02
seb128that stands for others as well18:02
chrisccoulson_seb128, i'm a bit busy at the moment getting firefox 5 updates done18:03
seb128chrisccoulson_, ok, no worry18:03
seb128but feel free to ping later in the cycle if you a free cycles ;-)18:03
chrisccoulson_definitely :)18:03
seb128Laney, do you know if somebody is working on merging the new mono with debian?18:07
seb128cyphermox, do you still work on the gnome-bluetooth update?18:11
seb128it seems staled, or on the list for a bit18:11
cyphermoxseb128: yeah, still working on it (right now, in fact)18:11
seb128ok, great ;-)18:11
cyphermoxit builds, but I ran into a mix of gtk2 and gtk3 symbols18:11
cyphermoxgdb isn't really helping so much, so I have no idea what causes it yet18:12
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: ping18:13
didrocksRoAkSoAx: hey18:13
seb128cyphermox, did you enable the indicator? is your work online somewhere?18:13
ricotzcyphermox, did you look at the ppa package?18:13
seb128didrocks, seems people want to talk to you :p18:13
cyphermoxricotz: that's what I was missing I guess :)18:13
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: howdy! I was thinking that you might be able to help me with some weird error we've been encountering with unity/gnome theme18:13
didrocksseb128: seems so…18:13
cyphermoxricotz: seems like it might be nautilus-sendto18:13
seb128didrocks, can you ask fpeters to update yelp-xsl in debian when you see him online?18:14
didrocksRoAkSoAx: on oneiric you mean?18:14
seb128he seems to be maintaining it18:14
didrocksseb128: sure18:14
seb128cyphermox, but nautilus-sendto use gtk3?18:14
cyphermoxseb128: I'll push what I have so far; and yeah the indicator patch is ok18:14
didrocksgrrr, policykit-gnome dsc is rejected for the second time18:14
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: natty but I'm sure it still applies on Oneiric I'm sure18:14
cyphermoxseb128: dunno, nautilus-sendto appears to have gtkpixbuf2.018:14
seb128didrocks, what error do you get?18:14
didrocksRoAkSoAx: what issue do you have18:14
seb128cyphermox, right, but that doesn't use gtk2, gdk is under gtk18:15
didrocksseb128: corrupted dsc file, I'm trying to ensure that I have the right tar.gz18:15
seb128didrocks, ok18:15
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: so here's the deal, when we boot up a laptop while running on battery, then as part os the acpi-support it runs pm-powersave, which executes a set of scripts to reduce the power consumption. In powernap, we are shipping one that turns off all the cores but core0 of a system18:15
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: so right after booting up, and logging in, the top bar losses the theme18:16
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: if you log out and log in again, the theme is set correctly18:16
didrocksRoAkSoAx: I think gnome-settings-daemon is crashing for you18:16
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: if we "disable" the script, then everything is set correctly18:17
didrocksRoAkSoAx: can you try to start it manually after getting a weird theme?18:17
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: if you wait a few secs before logging in, then the theme is also set correctly18:17
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: let me see18:17
didrocksRoAkSoAx: yeah, seems very like g-s-d crashing, try what I tell to confirm :)18:17
didrocksseb128: this time: "Unable to find policykit-1-gnome_0.101.orig.tar.gz in upload or distribution."18:21
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/612373/18:21
didrocksRoAkSoAx: try to pkill it and start it again18:22
seb128didrocks, the orig is a .bz218:22
seb128didrocks, the watch might have downloaded the wrong one for you? try to apt-get source?18:23
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: yeah, it set the theme correctly18:23
seb128cyphermox, did you push your work somewhere?18:24
didrocksRoAkSoAx: so yeah, it's the g-s-d crash, seb128 do you have the bug link handy?18:24
seb128didrocks, there is not only one g-s-d bug18:24
didrocksseb128: policykit-1-gnome_0.101.orig.tar.bz2 is what I dget… but but18:24
didrocksseb128: ok, I should still have a copy in build-area18:24
didrocksthe fun of bzr bd ;)18:24
seb128didrocks, RoAkSoAx: bug #649809 is the most common g-s-d issue18:25
cyphermoxseb128: lp:~mathieu-tl/gnome-bluetooth/3.0.0-1ubuntu118:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 649809 in gnome-settings-daemon "the session settings manager can try starting before the login screen one exits" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/64980918:25
* RoAkSoAx looks18:25
ricotzdidrocks, did cyphermox talked to you about a problem with "bzr bd"?18:25
didrocksseb128: thanks18:25
didrocksricotz: no, which one?18:26
seb128didrocks, yw18:26
ricotzdidrocks, you sponsored evolution, right?18:26
ricotzdidrocks, which has a changed tarball18:26
ricotzthe checksums doesnt match with upstream18:26
didrocksricotz: yeah, I sponsored evolution, the tarball I took was the one I got from uscan18:26
cyphermoxdidrocks: bzr bd calls get-orig-source, fails to see that it has downloaded the .tar.bz2 tarball, then calls uscan, but with --repack, which turns the .tar.bz2 into a .tar.gz, which explains the checksum difference that ricotz is seeing18:27
seb128ok18:27
seb128cyphermox, the issue is that the indicator patch use appindicator-0.1 in the configure which is the gtk2 version18:27
cyphermoxricotz: doubtful that this is related to what didrocks is seeing now with polkit18:27
* cyphermox facepalms18:28
seb128cyphermox, use appindicator3-0.1 instead18:28
seb128cyphermox, that should fix it18:28
cyphermoxyeah18:28
didrockscyphermox: not related to what I have18:28
ricotzcyphermox, hmm, i thought it might be related18:28
cyphermoxstupid mistake :)18:28
ricotzok18:28
cyphermoxricotz: I'm talking about mine with libappindicator btw :D18:28
ricotzoh, i meant the polkit thing18:29
ricotznevermind18:29
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: I guess it is similar bug the thing is that only ahppens when the script to reduce available cores is run on boot, but not in a normal boot process... might there be any code wihitn g-s-d that knows about the number of cores in the system?18:29
cyphermoxyes. I'm just saying *I* did a stupid mistake with libappindicator18:29
seb128cyphermox, "get-orig-source, fails to see that it has downloaded the .tar.bz2 tarball," seems like a bug we should fix, is it reported?18:29
cyphermoxseb128: not reported as a bug yet, though I have pinged james_w18:30
seb128pitti, btw cyphermox got a +1 from didrocks and you on the list should he got upload rights?18:30
seb128cyphermox, ok18:30
cyphermoxricotz: I can't remember, had you opened a but about this?18:30
cyphermoxif not, I'll get to that now :)18:31
seb128didrocks, your upload made it this time18:31
seb128\o/ ;-)18:31
didrocksRoAkSoAx: I don't think so, but you are probably triggering a race reliably18:31
didrocksseb128: yeah \o/ it's not like the first one was 1 hour ago :-)18:31
ricotzcyphermox, no, i havent18:31
didrocksseb128: but I wasn't focused on that TBH, so I noticed them way after ;)18:31
cyphermoxricotz: ok, thanks. I still have all the details handy so I'll open a bug as soon as I fix gnome-bluetooth18:32
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: how could I debug that on boot?18:36
ricotzcyphermox, alright18:37
didrocksRoAkSoAx: not quite sure, we have a lot of g-s-d crash and I think chrisccoulson_ worked on it, right?18:37
didrocksbut didn't find a solution18:37
didrockswell crash/race18:37
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: k then. Thanks for the help/input18:38
didrocksRoAkSoAx: maybe check with chrisccoulson_ once he's back (or tomorrow), I'm afraid I have no real clue on that issue18:39
didrockssorry about that18:39
RoAkSoAxdidrocks: no worries :). Thanks. I;ll check with him tomorrow18:39
didrocksyw ;)18:39
Omegadidrocks: Is http://unity.ubuntu.com/projects/unity/ in your domain?18:41
didrocksOmega: no, it's jcastro's one18:41
didrocksOmega: did you find some typo?18:41
OmegaAh, alright, thanks.18:41
achianghello, i'm testing the fix in #771661, and am seeing some odd behavior. while .xsession-errors is preserved as a symlink to /dev/null, i notice that a new file called .xession-errors.XX6863VV is now created18:41
Omega"Unity provides a complete, simple, touch-ready environment that integrations your applications and your workflow."18:42
Omega"integrations" -> "integrates"18:42
jcastroOmega: on it!18:42
Omega:)18:42
didrocksjcastro: you're so quick dude! :-)18:42
achiangany gdm folks around, or should i re-ask in #ubuntu-x?18:42
Omegajcastro: Maybe even "integrates with you applications"?18:43
achiangi'll just re-ask in #ubuntu-x18:44
seb128Omega, RoAkSoAx: you guys can just ask on the channel, no need to ping only didrocks, other might be able to help as well18:44
seb128achiang, nobody on #ubuntu-x is working on gdm so no need18:44
Omegaseb128: Alright.18:44
seb128achiang, you should talk to pitti when he's around he worked on that fix18:44
achiangseb128: oh hm. silly me for thinking that gdm is part of X. :)18:45
seb128or just comment on the bug18:45
achiangseb128: i'll comment in the bug, makes more sense, thanks18:45
seb128achiang, it could and we would be happy to give it away to them but I don't think they are wanting to take it18:45
seb128;-)18:45
seb128the only ones to know a bit gdm there are pitti and robert_ancell18:45
seb128the first one is over his work day the second still sleeping18:45
seb128so wrong timing18:46
achianggot it, thanks18:46
seb128yw18:46
cyphermoxseb128: gnome-bluetooth is ready now18:54
seb128cyphermox, ok, great, I've to leave now, diner time18:56
cyphermoxok18:56
cyphermoxanyway, I'll fine the merge request18:57
seb128just do a merge request and see if chrisccoulson_ or didrocks or mterry wants to sponsor it18:57
seb128if not I will do it tomorrow18:57
seb128thanks18:57
seb128diner!18:57
seb128bye everybody18:57
didrocksseb128: bye bye!18:57
* didrocks goes as well18:58
didrockshave a good evening everybody!18:58
bcurtiswx_bye seb128, didrocks19:02
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geserI was brave enough to upgrade to oneiric even that I've known that some breakage is to be expected: is it expected that my eog can't open any .jpg or .png images?20:11
chrisccoulson_heh, everything except for xchat and firefox crash when i undock my laptop20:17
chrisccoulson_evo, g-p-m, g-s-d, gnome-terminal, nautilus all seem to die at the same time20:17
ricotzchrisccoulson_, hi20:17
chrisccoulson_hi20:17
ricotzthe librsvg postinst script is screwing this up20:17
ricotzchrisccoulson_, this causes a "removal" of quite all gdk-pixbuf loaders20:18
chrisccoulson_ricotz, what issue is this? i've not done an update since i upgraded to oneiric last week ;)20:19
ricotzrunning this "gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders loaders/*.so > loaders.cache" in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0 solves it20:20
ricotzoh, if you havent updated yet, you might be affected by this20:20
geserI guess the loaders.cache file should be greater than 0?20:21
ricotzgeser, yeah ;)20:21
ricotzseb128, are you still there?20:22
geserricotz: thanks, that fix it. I also removed the empty loaders.cache in /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0 to be sure (and to don't have any cruft lying around)20:27
ricotzthis one seems to break everything20:28
geserricotz: I see in #ubuntu+1 is the next person fighting with this20:30
ricotzgeser, i had to look awhile too :\20:31
micahgdoes this mean I'll get icons again in oneiric?20:31
gesermicahg: yes20:32
seb128ricotz, sort of, why?20:32
ricotzseb128, the postinst script of librsvg screws things up, it isnt multiarch compatible20:33
seb128ricotz, how so?20:34
ricotzand i think this renders gdk-loaders-cache emtpy which breaks every gdkpixbuf stuff20:34
seb128why is this directory still revelant if the loaders are in another one?20:34
ricotzsomehow it happens and this package  is my first guess20:36
geserseb128: I don't know what caused it but the loaders.cache (in the multi-arch dir) was empty for me, after ricotz's hint how to recreate it, all my icons work again20:36
seb128it doesn't really make sense20:36
pittiugh20:36
ricotzgeser, are you using some ppa?20:36
pittiseb128: that last gnome-session update seems to have broken pretty much everything.. does it work for you?20:37
ricotzgeser, like gnome3 ppa?20:37
pittiseb128: I thought we need three acks?20:37
seb128pitti, yes, well I built from the vcs before didrocks uploaded and tried a guest session and restarted20:37
ricotzpitti, broken in which way?20:37
pitti- I only have an "Ubuntu" session, not classic, not 2d20:38
seb128pitti, that's normal20:38
pitti- starting ubuntu leaves me with only a brown screen, and nothing else20:38
seb128pitti, install gnome-session-fallback to get the classic one20:38
seb128pitti, install unity-2d to get the 2d one20:38
pittiI started gnome-terminal/metacity/panel from vt1 now20:38
geserricotz: no, pure oneiric20:38
pittiseb128: ah, thanks; will do that20:38
ricotzgeser, ok20:39
seb128pitti, the gnome-panel binary recommends gnome-session-fallback since today you should have got it20:39
pittiinstalled now, that ought to help a bit20:39
seb128pitti, ok, three sponsors, ok20:39
seb128pitti, but unity should still be starting20:39
pittihm, apparenlty it doesn't20:40
seb128pitti, (though it was 2 sponsors, sorry about that)20:41
pittistilll worked fine a few hours ago20:41
seb128pitti, can you run unity by hand in your current session?20:41
pittiseb128: dies with a segfault20:42
seb128urg20:42
seb128can you turn apport on and get a stacktrace?20:42
pittiyes, will do20:43
pittishotwell dies as well, hmm20:43
pitti** ERROR **: Resources.vala:768: Couldn't recognize the image file format for file '/usr/share/shotwell/icons/crop.svg'20:43
pittiWTH20:44
pittieog dies on that as well20:44
ricotzpitti, you have an empty gdkpixbuf loaders.cache20:44
geserpitti: read scroll back20:44
pittiunity seems to throw a warning as well, I guuess it displays a NULL image somewhere?20:44
pittigeser: thanks, reading20:44
pittiricotz: confirmed, that's it20:45
geserpitti: I run into that problem a couple of minutes ago too (after upgrading to oneiric) and ricotz helped me20:45
ricotzthe problem is how did it happen20:46
cyphermoxindeed, correctly populating loaders.cache fixes the issue for me as well20:46
pitti*phew*, thanks for this20:46
pittibrb, restarting session20:47
geserdoesn't nautilus (in gnome classic) show anymore .desktop files on the Desktop? the one I had isn't displayed anymore (don't have anything else on my Desktop)20:48
pittiyay, sanity and unity!20:48
pittiseb128: ah, /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders doesn't exist (in /var/lib/dpkg/info/librsvg2-common.postinst), that would be it20:50
cyphermoxyup20:50
ftageser, the prefs are in /org/gnome/desktop while before they were in /desktop/gnome, and  /org/gnome/desktop has the upstream default values20:50
seb128pitti, why would that overwrite the cache?20:51
cyphermoxseems like libwmf0.2-7-gtk might also be wrong, since it drops loaders in /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.020:51
seb128pitti, it should write to /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders.cache20:51
pittiseb128: it only outputs "no such command" to stderr and nothing to stdout20:51
seb128right20:51
seb128but that should not break the trigger that write to the multiarch dr20:51
seb128dir20:51
pittiand it does >, thus it overwrites the .cache with an empty file20:51
seb128right, but to the old location20:51
seb128?20:51
cyphermoxohh20:52
ftageser, dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/background/show-desktop-icons true20:52
pittiseb128: seems that /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders.cache is still 0 byte for me20:52
pittihm, which one did I just update to make things work again20:52
seb128pitti, right, that shouldn't be an issue20:52
pittiah, I updated /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gdk-pixbuf-2.020:52
seb128the location in use is /usr/lib/$arch/gdk...20:52
geserfta: thanks20:53
seb128pitti, there is an issue but I fail to understand why the multiarch one is null20:53
seb128the postinst overwrite the non multiarch one20:53
ftageser, i was sick of the huge fonts, blue desktop, light grey ui, so i wrote this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/612365/20:54
ftamy desktop is now almost like before20:54
geserpitti: that one is probably from librsvg2-common.postinst20:55
ricotzfta, you can use gnome-tweak-tool for some things like that20:55
ftaricotz, too late i guess20:55
ftaricotz, and btw, gnome-tweak-tool is crashing on startup20:56
ricotzfta, you gnome-shell installed20:56
ftai don't20:56
ricotzthe new version depends on it, and i forgot to add a depend20:56
pittiseb128: oh, libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0:amd64.postinst has20:57
pitti            /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders \20:57
pittithat path is also wrong20:57
ricotzfta, i mean, you need gnome-shell installed ;)20:57
seb128pitti, that seems a most likely issue than the librsvg postinst ;-)20:57
seb128-20:58
pittianyway, bed time20:58
seb128-             /usr/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders \20:58
seb128+             /usr/lib//#MULTIARCH#/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders \20:58
seb128pitti, guess that will fix it20:59
pittiseb128: looks fine20:59
seb128pitti, 'night, I will fix that now20:59
pittiseb128: merci beaucoup!20:59
seb128then bed time there as well20:59
pittisee you tomorrow20:59
seb128pitti, see you tomorrow ;-)20:59
Laneyseb128: we are trying to fix some of the ftbfs first21:31
Laneyhttp://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianMonoGroup/Mono210TransitionTODO21:31
seb128ok21:32
seb128Laney, thanks21:32
Laneynp21:32
seb128ricotz, gdk loader issue fixed, it was a bug in gdk-pixbuf not librsvg (but I fixed the librsvg postinst as well), gnome-desktop3 got uploaded to Debian as well today22:07
seb128cyphermox, small details on gnome-bluetooth but the build-depends on gir1.2-atk-1.0 is not required since now the libdev binaries depends on the gir to avoid having listed the gir in the build-depends and libdconf0 | gsettings-backend is wrong, the backend is a new binary22:10
seb128it's dconf-gsettings-backend now22:11
cyphermoxok22:12
ricotzseb128, thanks! :)22:12
cyphermoxseb128: seems correct-ish to me with gsettings-backend, since dconf-gsettings-backend has a Provides for it22:15
seb128right22:15
seb128that's the libdconf0 which is wrong22:15
seb128it should be dconf-gsettings-backend22:15
cyphermoxoh22:15
cyphermoxseb128: done, thanks22:20
seb128cyphermox, yw22:22
seb128ok, enough work for today, see you tomorrow22:24
cyphermoxseb128: thanks, see you22:25
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bcurtiswxbleck, must've caught a transitional bug, my desktop is a purple screen, lol23:22

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