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zerothisis there a untiy room?00:36
RAOFDepends on what you want - #ayatana is one room where the design & Unity guys hang out.00:37
TheMusoWhats more, they are unlikely to be there at this time, since they are based in Europe.00:39
TheMusoThe majority are anyway.00:39
zerothisI want to add launchers dock/launchbar for apps that do not appear there as an icon. ie: "gnome-do", "fceu mynesproject.unif", etc. maybe a config file?00:40
zerothisaunchers to the dock/launchbar, rather00:41
RAOFAnything with a .desktop file can be added there.00:41
RAOFI *believe* you can drag from nautilus?00:42
zerothisoh, fancy. if the drag don't work i'll just type me up one from scratch and double click to get me an icon in the bar?00:43
RAOFIf it's got a window it should appear on the launcher.00:44
zerothisthere in lies the problem for some apps and some specific files (app+command-line loading), they don't have 1. an icon, or 2. a specific icon00:47
zerothisdrag don't work00:51
zerothisnope, custom .desktop don't work neither00:56
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pittiGood morning05:29
braiamnite pitti :)05:34
TheMusoGood morning pitti.05:34
pittihey TheMuso, how are you?05:56
TheMusopitti: Not too bad thanks, kinda annoyed at the weather making it dark enough to need a light on, so my monitor doesn't hurt my eyes. Its not even 3PM for goodness sake. :)05:57
TheMusoWeather == very very wet here atm.05:57
RAOFFun!05:59
TheMusoRAOF: Oh yeah.06:00
RAOFHm.  Does llvm really not do any bugfix releases?06:08
RAOFI don't suppose anyone particularly wants to finish this llvm mir for me? :)06:20
pittiand spoil your fun? nah!06:21
RAOFPros: very few bugs.06:22
RAOFCons: *Suspiciously* few bugs, no bugfix releases.06:22
RAOFOh, and arm is, of course, going to be a problem child, but they probably don't care about mesa anyway.06:23
TheMusoheh06:35
didrocksgood morning07:44
pittibonjour didrocks, ca va?07:52
pittiTheMuso: so wrt. bug 632468, is that even worth fixing, or want me to remove the package from oneiric instead?07:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 632468 in padevchooser "Maverick : padevchooser, pavucontrol icon doesn't show" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63246807:52
pittiTheMuso: the bug is fixed in sid, so we could also merge (or sync if we aren't interested in our delta any more)07:52
TheMusopitti: Probably worth removing from oneiric, no longer maintained upstream.07:53
pittiTheMuso: ok, will do that then; thanks!07:53
TheMusopitti: hrm ok I'll take a look tomorrow, hold that thought07:53
pittireplaced by pavucontrol?07:53
TheMusoYeah it is07:53
TheMusoSO I guess we could remove it...07:53
pittilast upload was in hardy, doesn't look very maintained to me07:53
pittiand it's apparently using the systray, so won't work anymore anyway in unity07:53
pittiok, removing/blacklisting then07:54
TheMusoYup sounds good.07:54
pittididrocks: I had to reject unity-place-applications due to the typo in the changelog's bug number08:01
didrockspitti: guten morgen. Yeah, quite tired because of the ubuntu party, but I'm fine :)08:02
didrockspitti: oh? ok, looking at it08:02
pittihow was it?08:02
didrockspitti: busy ;) gave 3 presentations on unity and what's new in ubuntu 11.04, 2 classrooms on how to discover unity + small interviews/helping in the install room08:03
didrockspitti: u-p-a reuploaded, sorry for the typo08:07
didrockshow was your week-end?08:07
pittididrocks: merci08:07
pittididrocks: pretty nice as well; got some more gardening and house-cleaning done, and we did some long walks to explore our nice environment here08:07
didrockspitti: how are the surroundings?08:08
pittiit's a three-minute walk until you are in the green, and 10 minutes to the forest/river shore08:09
pittiat these high temperatures that was quite nice to stick your feet into the river :)08:09
pittiand there's another huge forest some 5 km eastwards here, we did a small bike trip there08:10
didrocksnice :)08:16
rodrigo_morning08:58
didrockshey rodrigo_!09:01
rodrigo_bonjour didrocks09:02
pittiseb128: bonjour09:08
rodrigo_hi pitti, seb12809:08
seb128hey didrocks pitti rodrigo_09:08
pittihey rodrigo, good morning!09:08
seb128did you guys have a good w.e?09:08
didrockshey seb128!09:09
didrocksquite busy one, but was nice, yeah ;) you?09:09
rodrigo_not me, had a horrible toothache and couldn't sleep much :(09:09
rodrigo_you?09:09
seb128didrocks, quite relaxing one ;-)09:10
seb128didrocks, how was the french ubuntuparty?09:10
didrocksseb128: lot of people, I have a little voice today after 3 conferences and 2 classrooms in the 2 days (and little sleep)09:11
rodrigo_didrocks, :)09:11
didrocksbut was quite nice, a little bit "trolling", but people understand when we explain the decision and why09:11
seb128didrocks, with some luck with the u.s and u.k on holidays you will have no dx call today ;-)09:11
didrocksso that's clearly what was missing :)09:12
didrocksseb128: yeah \o/09:12
dpmhi desktop people, good morning! I'm managing translation templates in Launchpad, and I've noticed there are now templates in oneiric for the 'glade' and 'glade-3' source packages. Are these two source packages going to stay in oneiric?09:22
seb128hey dpm, how are you?09:22
dpmseb128, very well, not sure if fully awake yet, though ;) and you?09:22
seb128same here ;-)09:22
seb128but I'm working on it with coffee :p09:23
seb128dpm, I think "glade" is the new name09:23
seb128glade-3 is deprecated09:23
dpmyeah, it seems so, glade is for 3.10 and glade-3 for 3.8 IIRC. I'm thinking if it makes sense to have both templates in LP, though. glade-3 being deprecated means that it might be demoted to universe or something in oneiric?09:24
seb128dpm, no, it's stripped, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glade-3/3.8.0-0ubuntu209:25
seb128dpm, the source is just kept for the old library until application are transitioned09:26
rodrigo_hey dpm09:26
dpmseb128, ok, so I'll leave both templates enabled for oneiric for now, thanks!09:26
dpmbuenas rodrigo_ :)09:26
seb128dpm, yw09:27
didrocksmvo: hey! small question on update-manager: update-manager -d fails because of extras.ubuntu.com not being available for oneiric09:52
jibeldidrocks, bug 77866609:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 778666 in Ubuntu Oneiric "Failed to fetch http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/oneiric/main/binary-amd64/Packages 404 Not Found" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/77866609:56
didrocksjibel: salut, et merci! :-)09:56
jibeldidrocks, salut :)09:56
jibelstgraber did something last week, but that didn't create the extra repository for oneiric09:56
didrocksjibel: ok, let's dist-upgrade then09:57
jibeldidrocks, you cant this morning09:58
didrocksjibel: oh?09:58
jibeldidrocks, well, you can but here python-glade2 python-gtk2 are hold back09:58
didrocksjibel: ok, let's try to upgrade what it can upgrade, I'll dist-upgrade later on then09:59
pittiheld back still? I fixed gnome-python yesterday, it should work now10:04
mvodidrocks: oh, right. I thought that was fixed by now, I check it out10:05
mvodidrocks: thanks!10:05
didrocksmvo: yw :-)10:05
pittiand the live CD built again as well (http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20110530/)10:05
pittihey mvo10:05
pittimvo: sorry, I screwed up the aptdaemon SRU: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptdaemon/+bug/781874/comments/1010:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 781874 in aptdaemon "<type 'exceptions.TypeError'>: __init__() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given)" [High,Fix committed]10:06
jibelpitti, when I install one of these packages it removes python-gtksourceview2, which in turn removes packages from universe that I need.10:22
pittijibel: I confirm for python-gtksourceview2 (I'll fix), but python-glade2 works here; can you re-confirm?10:23
jibelpitti, yes its installable if I accept to remove python-gtksourceview2. but I don't :-)10:25
pittijibel: ok, so it's only gtksourceview which is broken10:25
jibelpitti, right10:26
rodrigo_dpm, I just read a message I got from LP about brasero Serbian translations:10:36
rodrigo_We were unable to import the file because of errors in its format:10:37
rodrigo_Line 11: Invalid content: u', 2011.'10:37
rodrigo_dpm, that's from the upstream translations, I guess?10:37
pittiseb128: g-panel> wohoo!10:54
seb128pitti, ;-)10:56
seb128it's an upstream experience though since we don't use it for our default or fallback desktop we probably don't need as much ubuntu tweaking that we had10:57
seb128there is also no indicator support until indicator-applet is ported to gtk310:57
didrocksseb128: now that the new gnome-panel is here, there is my recommend on gnome-session-fallback I guess?10:57
seb128didrocks, hum, no10:58
didrocksseb128: hum? it was on the vcs IIRC10:58
seb128didrocks, right but that was a 3 way merges in some ways, merged the gnome3 ppa work first and then rebased on debian10:59
seb128it seems the ppa was one revision behind and that commit reverting this entry10:59
didrocksseb128: ok, so a leftover, no worry, I'm fixing it :) and upload gnome-session as well dropping the recommends then10:59
didrocksthen, no gnome-panel and dep anymore on the CD!10:59
seb128didrocks, thanks, maybe just wait a bit to see if gnome-panel builds first11:00
seb128or if I forgot a build-depends or something11:00
didrocksseb128: right :-)11:00
seb128bah, dep-wait11:00
seb128on libwnck-3-dev11:01
pittishall I promote quickly or are you on it?11:01
seb128pitti, if you want to do it you're welcome11:02
pittidoing11:02
seb128thanks11:02
pittisorry for the hurry, but now it catches the publisher in 30 seconds :)11:02
seb128I'm doing some upload and my ssh is very laggy11:02
seb128pitti, ;-)11:02
seb128go pitti go11:03
pitti(yes, done in time)11:03
seb128\o/11:03
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seb128we are almost done with the GNOME3 updates11:04
pittijibel: I got pygtksourceview fixed in Debian svn now, FYI11:05
seb128there is basically gnome-games gnome-system-monitor gnome-themes remaining11:05
pittiniiice!11:05
seb128gdm as well...11:06
seb128the other ones as point revision updates11:06
seb128empathy as well11:06
pittifor gdm, should we just wait until the lightdm MIR gets approved, switch to it, and revert most of our gdm changes then?11:06
pittilike gdmsetup11:07
seb128hum11:07
seb128if we added those that's mostly to get it not working11:07
pittior rather, see what's easy to merge against the current Debian pkg11:07
seb128in opposite to gnome-panel where we had behaviour tweaking, gdm changes are mostly functional11:07
jibelpitti, nice! thanks11:07
seb128so I think we should keep those11:07
pittibut it seems we can drop gdmsetup anyway, as it's now in the user accounts dialog?11:08
seb128right11:08
pittithe other patches are small and easy to port11:08
seb128pitti, I will have a look today and clean from the vcs the patches11:08
seb128right, debian also fixes some of the same issues11:08
pittiseb128: Debian cleaned up a lot of them as well11:08
seb128they have a gdmsetup patch as well I think11:08
seb128bah, alioth websvn is still not back11:09
pittiseb128: http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/pkg-gnome/desktop/11:09
pittithe svn.d.o aliases are still missing indeed :(11:09
seb128thanks11:10
seb128I was trying on http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-gnome/desktop/unstable/gdm3/11:10
seb128ok, they dropped their gdmsetup11:10
pittithe user account dialog now has an autologin switch, I think11:11
seb128pitti, I will start on cleaning that a bit this afternoon and see where we stand, I will probably let you all the locale, keyboard patches though11:11
pittiseb128: yes, that's fine11:11
seb128not sure how those will play with the new gdm since they dropped the keyboard and locale selector from their login screen11:11
pittiprobably obsolete11:11
pitti(which is a pity)11:11
pittiI always found the keyboard selector quite nice in gdm11:12
pittibut lightdm has one11:12
seb128rodrigo_, what do you work on? still gnome-games?11:12
seb128there is a stack of easy point updates on version for those who want11:13
rodrigo_seb128, yes, and some evo-couchdb debugging, but yes, right now finishing gnome-games11:13
rodrigo_seb128, do you want me to work on those?11:14
seb128ok no hurry I was just curious11:14
seb128rodrigo_, not especially I was just pointing it in case some is interested11:14
rodrigo_ah ok11:14
seb128some->somebody11:14
kinouchouhello seb128, fredp and didrocks11:47
seb128lut kinouchou11:47
didrockssalut kinouchou!11:47
seb128didrocks, ok, gnome-panel built on i386, you can reapply your recommend and upload11:57
didrocksseb128: excellent, thanks!11:57
seb128yw, sorry for dropping that revision in the merge11:57
didrocksno worry :)11:57
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rodrigo_hmm, btw, I see debian's gnome-games has never had the separation in subpackages (aisleroit, etc) we have, so do we want to keep that?12:28
rodrigo_I was working on just using what debian is doing, but I wonder if it's the correct thing12:28
seb128rodrigo_, you should use the gnome3-team version as a start12:29
seb128yes we want to keep the split, we don't install all games on the CD and having a bundle confuses users12:30
seb128like we used to have users asking how to uninstall some games12:30
rodrigo_ok12:30
dpmrodrigo_, sorry for the delay, re: brasero, yes, that's an error in the Serbian .po file imported from upstream13:06
rodrigo_dpm, ok, so anything I could do, or just wait for it to be fixed upstream?13:20
rodrigo_dpm, anyway, going for lunch now, bbl13:23
dpmrodrigo_, you can file a bug on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/describecomponents.cgi?product=l10n. The l10n is for that, and the upstream teams should take a look at it13:24
pittiseb128: g-panel binNEWed FYI13:32
seb128pitti, thanks13:32
pedro_hello folks13:34
pittihey pedro_, how are you?13:34
seb128pedro_, hello ;-)13:35
pedro_hey pitti, doing good, thanks. what about you?13:35
pedro_bonjour seb128 :-)13:36
pittipedro_: I'm great, thanks!13:38
alex3fmvo: u around :-) ?13:51
mvoalex3f: yeah, had a bit of a busy morning, but I saw your branch and your mail13:53
mvoalex3f: anything you would like to talk about now or should I just reply to the mail?13:53
alex3fno, nothing's burning13:54
alex3ftake your time13:54
didrocksok, trying a reboot after the oneiric upgrade13:55
mvoalex3f: the branch looks good, I will merge it in a wee bit (doing some tiny adjustments) and then answer the questions (they are very good and highlight some more weak points in the code that needs fixing)13:59
alex3fmvo: sent a new email with another question14:00
mvook14:00
alex3fhope I'm not abusing your time14:00
mvono, thats fine, I want software-center to improve :)14:00
alex3fme too :)14:01
stgraberjibel: it's fine on LP's side ...14:05
mvoalex3f: could you please mail me a example appstream xml so that I can try to reproduce the problem locally?14:06
alex3fof course14:06
cyphermoxgood morning!14:08
didrockswe don't have anymore the patch for gtk exporting its menu?14:12
mvoalex3f: thanks, branch is merged now, I just changed on tiny detail14:15
seb128didrocks, we have it but we don't have appmenu-gtk built for gtk314:15
alex3fmvo: I'm not sure about the debian_source, app_stream_sources approach... in general i'm trying to make changes so that current workflow remains untouched14:16
alex3fit seemed like a good compromise at the time14:16
alex3fthanks for the merge :-)14:16
didrocksseb128: oh ok, and I don't find the gsettings key for the show_desktop in nautilus, am I blind?14:19
seb128didrocks, didn't you say you need glasses? ;-)14:19
seb128didrocks, org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons14:19
didrocksseb128: yeah, but the appointment to the doctor is at the end of July :/14:20
didrocksseb128: ok, thanks! :-) seems that my grep to desktop was on nautilusā€¦14:20
pittiseb128: oh, we have a g-applets diff of using pysupport?14:22
seb128pitti, using python rather which is off in debian, but yeah it's done using pysupport for now14:23
seb128it should probably be ported to dh_python2 but I just wanted to merge what we had now in this one rather than having to figure how to port to dh_python214:24
pittiseb128: ah, I thought Debian was using pycentral or so14:26
pittithanks14:26
seb128yw14:26
seb128if you want to fix it to use dh_python2 feel free though ;-)14:26
chrisccoulsongood afternoon everyone14:26
seb128hey chrisccoulson14:27
chrisccoulsonhi seb128, how are you?14:27
seb128is today an uk holiday again? ;-)14:27
seb128I'm fine thanks14:27
seb128how are you?14:27
chrisccoulsonseb128, it is today. i got the correct day this time :)14:27
seb128chrisccoulson, what are you doing there then? ;-)14:30
pittididrocks: hm, at least on the current CDs unity-2d seems to start; I can only see the indicators, though, the rest is garbled and crashes :/14:31
didrockspitti: let me have a try now that I upgraded on oneiric14:32
didrockspitti: it's the same snapshot that in the natty ppa, which I have built and was working on natty14:32
pittididrocks: probably not your fault, just wanted to say that there's some progress14:32
pittiit actually figured out which session to start, etc.14:32
pitti... I think; let me check14:33
didrockspitti: one sec, rebooting to this session to test :)14:33
pittihttp://people.canonical.com/~platform/workitems/oneiric/canonical-desktop-team-oneiric-alpha-1.html hardly seems realistic; let me move some bits to a214:35
didrockspitti: evevrything is loaded and works there (no display garbled)14:35
pittididrocks: nice!14:35
pittididrocks: in kvm I just get a crash, but apport confirms it's unity-2d at least :)14:35
didrocksheh, it's a way to know it :-)14:35
pittiSweetshark: which alpha-1 WIs on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-libreoffice-packaging do you actually want to keep for a1? (given that it's supposed to happen on Thursday)14:36
didrockspitti: ok, maybe will worth having a look just post alpha1 so that the dev team can debug in kvm directly14:36
pittiSweetshark: at least 3.4.0 for oneiric is definitively -> a2 now, given the build time14:36
pittiSweetshark: I did some minor adjustments (the rest for a1 is work that isn't in Ubuntu); feel free to move further stuff to a2, though14:38
seb128didrocks, btw seems the at-spi2 sources got updates addressing your mir issues if you have time for a new review14:39
seb128with the new gnome-panel we are getting close from dropping some of the olds libraries on the CD ;-)14:39
didrocksseb128: yeah, I noticed, but thanks :-) (not the third one AFAIK), I'll process them14:40
pittiseb128: on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-gtk3-gnome3 we have two a1 WIs for nautilus/desktop icons14:40
didrocksgreat!14:40
pittiseb128: on my system nautilus now starts by default, rendering the desktop, and doesn't open a window by default any more (as last week); is that the intended state now?14:40
pitti(from my POV it's certainly good enough at least for a1, if not for oneiric)14:40
didrocksthat's what I just got after the dist-upgrade14:40
didrocksjust no icon by default right now, as expected14:41
seb128pitti, the second on is DONE, I've fixed that14:41
seb128pitti, it's intended out of sorting the default value of the key14:41
didrockswell, TBH, the wallpaper key was not the right key as discussed the other day14:41
pittiI'm not quite sure whether it was me who modified it14:41
didrocksso, no refresh of the background14:41
didrocksuntil I changed the wallpaper in the capplet14:42
seb128right, I will fix the background, I was just pondering what to do with nautilus and the desktop which delayed that upload14:42
seb128the issue is that we can't really make the gsettings nautilus key specific to unity14:43
didrocksseb128: I would say, for the unity sessions, still show the desktop, not for the others14:43
seb128or we need to teach gnome-session about Unity and use a ShowOnlyIn=Unity14:44
pittiseb128: ah, seems a guest session doesn't start nautilus, so that's just my settings14:44
seb128pitti, the autostart check the show-desktop-icons gsettings key14:44
seb128it start it only if the key is on14:44
didrocksweird, nautilus was started thereā€¦ I didn't change anything after the dist-upgrade14:44
loolseb128: Oy, had you spotted https://launchpadlibrarian.net/71888305/buildlog_ubuntu-oneiric-amd64.libdmapsharing_2.9.7-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz ?14:44
loolbuild log filters detected implicit conversion in the gcc warnings14:44
pitti$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons14:45
pittitrue14:45
seb128lool, yes, updating to 2.9.12 which is current is on my todolist for today14:45
pittiah, that'd be it14:45
loolseb128: cool, thanks14:45
seb128lool, does it block you for anything?14:46
pittiseb128: I pinged TheMuso about at-spi2, FYI14:46
looljust for upgrading to across the brasero-media lib transition (a rhythmbox recommends gets broken)14:46
seb128pitti, what about it?14:47
pittiseb128: "do it"14:47
pitti[themuso] Adjust package dependencies and seeds to use at-spi2: TODO14:47
pitti(or move to a2)14:47
seb128pitti, it's in mir ping-pong, didrocks had comments, they got fixed in an upload today they need a new review14:47
pittiah14:47
pittiI asked whether it's blocked and if it should be done for a1 or moved14:47
didrocksI think there is just one component without answer14:47
seb128pitti, we were just discussing it there before you pinged about wis ;-)14:48
didrocksbut for the two with answers, it will be done today, seems the answer are ok, just need to check the new version uploaded14:48
pittiseb128: ah, sorry14:48
seb128no need to be sorry ;-)14:48
seb128didrocks, seems like on track to be fixed this week then14:48
didrocksright :)14:49
seb128didrocks, seems he fixed the third one as well14:49
seb128well he uploaded the 3 sources and adressed your comments for each14:49
seb128but maybe he didn't comment on the bug for the third one14:49
didrocksseb128: ok, just didn't get it in my mail, dunno why14:49
didrocksyeah, probably14:49
seb128didrocks, in fact he replied on the bug as well just they are just waiting for you ;-)14:52
didrocksseb128: nice, seems something bad happened in my filter :)14:52
didrocksthe answer was ok when I looked this morning, just need to check the package modification :)14:52
didrockswill do shortly14:52
Sweetsharkpitti: updated libreoffice-packaging some more, as some items are upstream release bound (cant be done before 3.4.X) ..14:53
pittiSweetshark: thanks14:54
mvoalex3f: I think your approach of step-by-step improval is good and valid, like adding these flags to update-software-center14:59
alex3fthank you, I will continue this way15:02
mvoalex3f: this http://paste.ubuntu.com/614947/ works now for me and shows firefox from appstream.xml15:27
alex3fhmm, fresh flags15:28
alex3fit was apt-xapian-index fault?15:28
didrocksgnome-color-manager by default in main?15:47
didrocks+ Argyl apparently, but no MIR for it15:49
alex3fmvo: what do you think about extending the PackagInfo class to have a __contains__ method?16:12
alex3fit will make transition from apt.Cache to get_package_info much more easier16:13
mvoalex3f: yeah, that is fine with me16:25
mvohey kiwinote!16:25
* alex3f salutes kiwinote16:26
kiwinotehey mvo and alex3f!16:26
alex3fI'm doing something wrong, about bazaar16:26
alex3fI use pull and push, last time when I pushed on my lp branch, it erased history, replacing it with history from trunk16:27
alex3fand my last commit16:27
alex3fit's my fault16:27
mvouhhh :(16:31
alex3fyeah, must be more careful next time.16:32
alex3fgtg, see you later16:33
pittitime for Taekwondo (I found a new club, let's see how it is); see you tomorrow!16:36
didrockspitti: enjoy  :)16:38
seb128ok16:41
seb128pitti, just fyu I just commited a gdm3 in the vcs which builds with some patches commented, I've cleaned quite some patches, refreshed some others and commented those for keyboard or that need porting work16:41
seb128while I was at it I've lowered a bit the delta with debian by copying over the copyright and some other files and part of their control16:42
seb128the current version should be buildable but needs work, you are welcome to pick it up to clean the keyboard patches when you want16:42
seb128pitti, have fun, see you tomorrow16:42
rodrigo_hmm, gnome-sudoku needs python-gobject16:54
rodrigo_not sure if we should disable it in gnome-games for now?16:54
didrocksseb128: gdm3 > \o/16:55
rodrigo_seb128, btw, can I upload gnome-menus, now that we have gnome-panel 3?16:56
seb128rodrigo_, yes16:58
seb128rodrigo_, but maybe turn off the list of blocked softwares16:58
seb128not sure we want to block kde the way debian is doing16:58
seb128the patch they have with list a stack of softwares to not list16:59
seb128rodrigo_, but otherwise yes feel free to upload16:59
seb128rodrigo_, the python games are disabled in the ppa iirc, do the same in oneiric, they are being ported to vala iirc16:59
rodrigo_seb128, you mean turn off the Breaks:?16:59
rodrigo_seb128, ah, ok16:59
rodrigo_seb128, in fact, whatever I do, sudoku is not built, so yeah, disabling it17:00
seb128ok17:00
seb128rodrigo_, no, not the break the patch from debian which lists items to filter out17:00
rodrigo_seb128, ah, ok17:00
kklimonda^rodrigo_: any idea how can, in GNOME 2, make application display in fullscreen (i.e. cover all other windows, and panels) in a way that makes onboard display above it?17:06
kklimonda^running gtk_window_fullscreen() makes window cover onboard, the F10 shortcut suggested in http://library.gnome.org/users/gnome-access-guide/stable/ats-5.html.en doesn't work in application I've tried.17:07
rodrigo_kklimonda^, I think it's onboard that needs to set the window to be on top17:08
rodrigo_kklimonda^, or you can use the window menu to set it to be always on top17:08
kklimonda^rodrigo_: it does set itself as an "always on top" window.17:09
kklimonda^rodrigo_: the link I've pasted suggests that fullscreen windows display over all the others17:09
rodrigo_I just tried in gnome3 and the window set to be always on top stays on top when I maximize other windows17:10
rodrigo_so I guess it's a bug in metacity?17:10
kklimonda^rodrigo_: maximize != fullscreen17:10
rodrigo_ah, sorry :)17:10
rodrigo_yeah, I guess then it's "by design", not sure17:10
kklimonda^my other option would be to hide gnome panels unless some magic key (or combination is pressed) - the point is to not display any other part of the interface17:10
rodrigo_yes, indeed when you open one in fullscreen, the window set to be always on top is hidden17:11
kklimonda^funny thing is, notif-osd manages to stay on the top so it's probably possible to do that.17:12
rodrigo_hmm17:13
didrocksit's possible to do that through a X property IIRC17:15
didrocksI think onboard should set it17:15
kklimonda^hmm, can't find anything obvious.. I'll look for it later, thanks.17:22
kklimonda^ah, it most likely sets GTK_WINDOW_TYPE_HINT_NOTIFICATION17:23
ftabaaaahh... just read the source of evo3 /wrt the new ugly/giant red EAlertSink, it's too deeply integrated and there's no easy way to remove it :((17:34
ftaseb128, is there a gthumb update planed? i can't upgrade brasero without removing it17:38
seb128not from me17:39
ftalet me rephrase :) is there a gnome3 gthumb?17:39
seb128not that I know about but I've no clue about gthumb it's an universe software I don't use17:40
ftaok :(17:40
seb128seems like the git version is going this way17:41
seb128somebody who cares could try to make a git snapshot or something17:41
ftait seems it's just a matter of libbrasero-media1 vs libbrasero-media3-117:42
smspillazdidrocks: do you want a tarball now, or do you want to wait until the SRU2 deadline so I can try and squeeze in some more fixes ?17:42
seb128fta, the second one is gtk3 though17:42
* smspillaz is working on the imfamous invisible windows one17:42
seb128so it's not "just a rebuild", it's porting to a new gtk, or turning the integration off17:42
ftaoh smspillaz! any update on the infamous chromium/bafm bug?17:43
didrockssmspillaz: no, the sooner the better17:43
smspillazdidrocks: ok, I'll make one up now17:43
smspillazfta: I'm probably not the one to ask on that :)17:43
didrockssmspillaz: with the list of fixes and such clearly identified + a resonable diff :)17:43
didrocksfta: DBO is in charge of bamf17:44
ftaoh?17:44
didrocksfta: and today is a national holiday in the US17:44
didrocksso probably ping him tomorrow :)17:44
smspillazdidrocks: can you review a brach quickly then?17:45
ftaah, that's why i didn't get answers from my co-workers on the east coast ;)17:45
smspillaz(it's the 1px fix)17:45
didrockssmspillaz: I think we decided that people in charge of the code and close to it (I'm not really familiar with that code) should review it?17:45
smspillazok17:45
smspillazI'll wait for Jason to come online tomorrow17:46
didrockssmspillaz: yeah, anyway, I won't make the update right now, but better that Jason makes the review I think17:46
smspillazsure17:46
didrockssmspillaz: you can still prepare the list of bugs17:46
didrockssmspillaz: and the delta for each + the test case in the bug report17:47
smspillazdidrocks: ok17:47
seb128kklimonda^, hi, do you plan to update transmission?17:58
seb128versions says it's really outdated compared to upstream or debian17:58
* didrocks needs to help his neighbour with some computing stuff, will be back afterwards (can take some time)17:59
seb128didrocks, have fun, see you tomorrow17:59
* rodrigo_ -> bbl18:00
seb128(since i will be out for sport and dinner before you are back)18:00
didrocksseb128: not sure that fixing a computer is "fun", but will try :-p18:00
didrocksseb128: enjoy your sport! see you tomorrow ;)18:00
seb128;-)18:00
seb128see you ;-)18:00
cyphermoxsee ya18:00
cyphermoxseb128: I'm doing the e-d-s/evo update now18:01
seb128cyphermox, hey, great, do evo-exchange as well if you can, it should be almost in sync on debian if you want to merge it (though they don't have the current version so we will need to update still)18:01
seb128cyphermox, nice work on n-m btw ;-)18:01
cyphermoxthanks18:02
cyphermoxyeah, evo-exchange will be done too18:02
seb128thanks18:02
cyphermox(i'm also waiting for samba4 rebuild to upload evolution-mapi)18:02
cyphermoxor actually, the rebuild is done now, it's mostly just waiting for powerpc18:02
seb128oh18:02
seb128pitti, highlight for tomorrow, the (lib)gnome-keyring updates would be nice to do in debian and sync18:03
seb128we should be fine with those for a while after that, they are done with the tarballs in the stable serie18:03
cyphermoxseb128: then i'll tackle the NBS because of evo and NM updates18:03
seb128cyphermox, ok18:03
seb128cyphermox, don't waste energy on the universe unmaintained softwares though18:03
cyphermoxok18:04
seb128we should discuss it during the cycle to clean those18:04
cyphermoxlike mail-notifications ;)18:04
seb128using the new e-d-s libs will mean using gtk3 for some softwares18:04
ricotzseb128, cyphermox, hello18:04
seb128we don't want to do the porting18:04
cyphermoxhey ricotz18:04
seb128hey ricotz18:04
seb128ricotz, how are you?18:04
ricotzseb128, fine ;), thanks18:04
ricotzi was thinking to copy network-manager to the ppa soon18:05
ricotzcyphermox, thanks for the nm0.9 package :)18:05
cyphermoxnp18:06
cyphermoxit's still in new though... you'll still be missing n-m-applet and n-m-pptp18:06
ricotzyes, i know18:06
ricotzseb128, are you ok with uploading it to the ppa at some point?18:07
seb128ricotz, why do you insist so much on getting unstable stack components in a stable distro? (just wondering)18:07
ricotzuploading gnome-panel, gnome-menus, gnome-applets is needed too18:07
seb128ricotz, if you check it doesn't break any other variant, i.e kubuntu yes18:07
seb128ricotz, no, gnome-panel etc will break tons of applets and the indicators18:08
seb128those are not changes for a stable serie18:08
ricotzseb128, because it is needed to use all functionalities of the gnome3 stack18:08
ricotznm0.9 ^18:08
seb128is that just to get the ui in g-c-c?18:08
ricotzthe gnome-shell "indicator" too18:08
seb128well, check with the mailing list what people think maybe18:09
seb128but I would vote against it if you don't check it doesn't break i.e KDE18:09
seb128users want to try new things but don't realize it will break their box and it might well break there18:09
ricotzi getting such requests too as emails directly to me :\18:09
seb128tell them to upgrade to oneiric18:09
ricotzi know gnome-panel is quite a big thing18:10
seb128we maybe need a second ppa then18:10
seb128one which is bringing GNOME3 without breaking your system and one that will break your system for users who really want it18:11
seb128but if they are so eager to break their system they can as well run oneiric18:11
ricotzhmm, might be worth it to use it for 3.2 then18:11
ricotzright18:11
seb128ricotz, 3.2 where? in a ppa? why? it should go in oneiric direct18:12
ricotzalright, but network-manager is quite safe if the "whole" stack is available in oneiric18:13
seb128by the time 3.1 is stable oneiric will be stable enough to be used18:13
seb128ricotz, well, depends if it breaks the indicator, depends if it breaks the KDE equivalent18:13
seb128ricotz, we often had issue where new n-m was only working in GNOME18:14
ricotzseb128, just thought for your "second ppa" idea18:14
seb128it's not acceptable to break other desktops in a stable ppa, users will not know what they are doing and screw their systems18:14
seb128if they want that sort of breakage they can run the unstable serie18:14
cyphermoxricotz: my suggestion for 0.9 for the gnome ppa is to have another PPA with the more "unstable" components, and perhaps depend on the NM stable PPA, to which I'd upload 0.918:14
ricotzseb128, i think if one is willing to use the gnome3 ppa they wont use kde or unity18:14
seb128ricotz, you think wrongly there18:14
seb128lot of people tried because they wanted to see how it is and complained that it broke what they usually run18:15
cyphermoxand it's pretty well known that installing 0.9 will break the current plasma network-manager UI in Natty18:15
seb128we get quite some bugs also from people who tried it and tried to go back to natty18:15
cyphermox(what I mean by that is that AFAIK the KDE people know about it)18:15
seb128i.e file conflicts on downgrades18:15
seb128ricotz, users just go "oh, nice, I want to try", they install it, they see and want to get back to KDE that they usually use18:16
seb128or Unity18:16
seb128or whatever18:16
ricotzcyphermox, hmm, i see, i think a self-contained ppa is better for users18:16
seb128then they notice they screwed their install18:16
cyphermoxricotz: nothing wrong with using the PPA dependencies that LP provides ;)18:16
seb128what's the point to backport the unstable distro in a ppa, you can as well run the unstable...18:16
seb128you know what you will get at least and efforts are not duplicates18:17
cyphermoxwe have daily images already too, no?18:17
ricotzseb128, ok, yeah, user even dont read warnings they just copy-paste commands from websites and run them ;)18:18
cyphermox(though they have varying degrees of usefulness)18:18
ricotzcyphermox, yeah, i saying that user dont like to add multiple ppas to run things18:18
seb128ricotz, right, which is why the ppa should give you what it can give you of GNOME3 without breaking your install18:19
seb128the users who want other things should run oneiric18:19
ricotzseb128, yeah18:19
ricotzbut oneiric also includes the more cracky parts like the kernel and x ;)18:20
cyphermoxseb128: could you please ack the parts of NM 0.9 that are in NEW right now, so I can upload the next pieces and have at least what's not powerpc working?18:20
ricotzseb128, oh, if nm0.9 is in are you able to trigger a rebuild of gnome-shell?18:21
ricotzbigon uploaded it18:21
seb128sorry guys I've to leave I'm late already18:21
seb128didrocks, ^18:21
ricotzand nm0.9 and xfixes are available "now"18:21
seb128cyphermox, if didrocks didn't do it I will get to it after sport18:22
seb128but no need to wait things should just do depwaiting18:22
cyphermoxah, cool, thanks18:22
seb128ricotz, ok18:22
ricotzseb128, np, good evening18:22
seb128see you18:22
cyphermoxricotz: gnome-shell won't need a rebuild, it's in depwait18:22
ricotzcyphermox, oh ok, the archive does this automagically ;)18:24
cyphermoxyes18:24
chrisccoulsondoes this mean i can switch to gnome-shell? ;)18:27
ricotzchrisccoulson, yes ;)18:28
ricotzchrisccoulson, hi, are you working on firefox 5.0 beta3?18:29
chrisccoulsonricotz, what do you mean? I have it ready to upload if that's what you're asking18:29
ricotzchrisccoulson, exactly, nice, i am waiting for it :P18:30
chrisccoulsonah, ok18:30
chrisccoulsoni'm just waiting for mozilla to push it out to the beta channel18:30
didrockscyphermox: doing18:56
cyphermoxhey didrocks, thanks :)18:59
micahgjust a reminder for new uploaders, please use -v when merging from Debian to show the new Debian changes as well as the Ubuntu merge changelog and to auto-close any bugs that Debian closed in their changelog18:59
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didrockscyphermox: all should be in main, right?19:04
cyphermoxyeah. libnm* replace the old, and gir1.2-network-manager-1.0 is an equivalent of those for python19:05
cyphermoxwell, for gir ;D19:05
didrockscyphermox: NEWed :)19:06
cyphermoxthanks19:06
didrocksyw19:06
cyphermoxI got e-d-s 3.0.2.1 building locally, and working on evo 3.0.219:07
didrocksnice!19:10
ftaUnpacking replacement gnome-panel ...19:39
ftadpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/gnome-panel_1%3a3.0.2-0ubuntu2_i386.deb (--unpack):19:39
fta trying to overwrite '/usr/share/applications/gnome-panel.desktop', which is also in package gnome-panel-data 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu6.519:39
ftadpkg-deb: error: subprocess paste was killed by signal (Broken pipe)19:39
ftaa retry worked though..19:40
geserfta: already filed as bug #79025119:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 790251 in gnome-panel "package gnome-panel 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu6.5 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/applications/gnome-panel.desktop', which is also in package gnome-panel-data 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu6.5" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79025119:54
ftaok19:55
geserfta: sorry, I just noticed that yours is a different bug (different gnome-panel version)19:56
micahggeser: same bug though19:57
ftaseb pushed 3.0.2-0ubuntu3 not long after with "debian/control.in: use epoch in breaks and replaces version"19:57
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