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ochosik, that's good to hear00:00
ochosii added some highlight, so in fact the text of active windows in the panel brightens when you hover it00:00
drchttp://imagebin.org/15598800:01
charlie-tcayou changed something00:01
ochosidrc: wow, your window-borders are quite something ;)00:02
drcAppearence = greybird, WM - BAsix00:02
ochosicharlie-tca: yes, the selection and prelight of window-buttons is darker now, also the panel text is a tad darker00:02
drcI dislike rounded windows, always have :)00:02
charlie-tcaWe can work with it00:03
charlie-tcaThe selection and the active window use the same shade?00:03
drcochosi: I actually like the "hover" change00:03
charlie-tcaThe panel text is good now00:03
ochosicharlie-tca: no, active window and selection are not the same shade, but the difference is small, hard to see on bad screens. shall i make it more visible?00:04
charlie-tcayou should have a different color for select and active 00:04
charlie-tcayes, they need to be different. If I select the workspace next to the active workspace, I can't tell which one is selected00:05
charlie-tcayou know what I mean. title/workspace, it just blends together00:05
charlie-tcabut it will work00:06
ochosimhm, yeah, i'll make it more contrasty00:06
ochosione sec00:06
drcochosi: When I change WM bow I get http://imagebin.org/155990  Never did before.00:09
ochosihmm, i'm wondering whether to make the active or the prelight darker00:09
charlie-tcaIs the no separation for titles intended?  http://imagebin.org/15599100:09
ochosidrc: what's the black box?00:09
ochosicharlie-tca: what separation do you mean exactly?00:10
drcThats the change :)   Putting back original panel.rc to check00:10
charlie-tcaThere is no separation between titles now, they blend into each other00:10
charlie-tcain that last screenshot. I thought they were separated before, but maybe not00:11
ochosicharlie-tca: hm, i didn't do anything about that00:11
ochosicharlie-tca: that was probably because "Global Time" has a shorter title, therefore more "padding" to the next item00:12
charlie-tcaokay, then it is just the contrast from active to selected that has issues00:12
ochosik, try this: http://pastebin.com/tAWkvD8w00:12
ochosi(it's a new approach to the active/prelight problem)00:13
charlie-tcaI like that00:15
ochosigood :)00:16
ochosihow about the timer-bar?00:16
charlie-tcadid you drive drc nuts now00:16
ochosivisible enough?00:16
charlie-tcatimer bar is hard to see00:17
* ochosi hopes not00:17
ochosik, i'll have a look at the timer bar now00:17
charlie-tcaI would like the timer to work right again, but I think those days are gone00:17
drcochosi: I like the latest...but I'm still having problems when I change WM's....00:17
ochosicharlie-tca: what's not working about the timer?00:17
ochosidrc: don't think that's related to the theme-change at all00:18
drcOK, let me try something00:18
charlie-tcaIt has text next to the bar, that used to show up00:19
charlie-tcanop00:19
charlie-tcaIt has text field to the right of the black bar. You used to click the bar itself to get the timer properties. Now you click the empty panel space to the right of the bar to get properties for the timer00:20
charlie-tcaThat is also the click spot to run the timer, instead of the bar00:20
charlie-tcaalso, the bar is supposed to show the time used up, it just stays black all the time now00:20
ochosihm, sounds like a borked and unmaintained plugin to me00:21
charlie-tcayeah, I know00:21
ochosiit's not installed by default, right?00:21
charlie-tcaIt went whacky for 4.8, and it just stays that way now. But at least it is a timer, and it does tell when the time expired.00:21
charlie-tcaYou can see the time used up too when you hover over it00:22
charlie-tcano, not default00:22
charlie-tcaCan't install something so screwed up, can we?00:22
charlie-tcaI can't be the only user out there, though00:22
ochosidoesn't sound like a good idea, no :)00:22
charlie-tcaIt's like the world clock. I heard a user go through great pains to get gnome clock because it doesn't use a window. It just sits on the desktop. 00:23
charlie-tcaI prefer the window of orage, I think. At least I can find it00:24
ochosimhm00:24
charlie-tcaYou want me to try this for a day or so and see what I think now?00:28
ochosiyeah, i think that'd be a good thing00:28
charlie-tcaI can do that. It drives me nuts pretty fast when I don't like the colors00:29
ochosiin fact the progressbars also darkened for me with the other panel color-changes00:29
ochosiso the contrast should be about the same00:29
ochosias before00:29
charlie-tcawhat progressbars?00:29
ochosii use the network-monitor00:29
ochosiit also uses progressbars00:29
ochosilike the timer00:29
charlie-tcaoh, mine don't like they changed, but maybe?00:30
charlie-tcaWill the murrine going away thing hurt us?00:31
ochosithe progressbar-background is the same on your last screenshot as the active window, which is "charlie - File Man.." http://imagebin.org/15599100:31
ochosimurrine going away?00:31
charlie-tcaI think they are trying to get rid of it now, something about gtk3 and gnome3?00:31
ochosioh dear, that would hurt us badly00:31
charlie-tcaor am I confused again?00:31
ochosii guess they'll maybe stall development of the engine00:31
ochosisince it's done by an ubuntu employee00:32
ochosibut they can't quickly throw it out of the window00:32
charlie-tcaor maybe it won't be there by default?00:32
ochosibecause everything that uses gtk2 will need murrine00:32
ochosiit's ubuntu's standard engine00:32
ochosiand we can always ship it by default in xubuntu00:32
charlie-tcayeah, that's the one I heard won't be in Oneiric00:32
ochosiso oneiric will be gtk3-only in ubuntu?00:33
charlie-tcaI don't know the answer to that00:33
charlie-tcaWe will be gtk2 only, though00:33
charlie-tcaouch, what a mess this one is going to be, huh?00:33
ochosiyeah...00:33
ochosithat's why i said, it'd be good to have basic gtk3 support in greybird00:34
ochosii hope i have the time for that00:34
charlie-tcaWe even had to upgrade to at-spi2 for accessibility this time00:34
charlie-tcaheh, that's why we keep at it!00:34
charlie-tcamr_pouit said we are staying away from gtk3 as much as as possible this cycle.00:35
ochosisure, but users can always install gtk3 apps later and then it'll look like using a programme via wine00:35
charlie-tcaLol00:36
charlie-tcagoing to be a fun time00:36
micahgcharlie-tca: well, the shared infrastructure will probably be GTK3, the Xfce stuff will probably be GTK200:36
charlie-tcano probably, has to be gtk200:36
charlie-tcaXfce doesn't support gtk3 at all yet00:36
ochosimicahg: you think they'll already port stuff like software-center to gtk3?00:36
micahgochosi: yes00:36
ochosiuargh00:36
ochosithen we *need* greybird to support gtk300:37
micahgochosi: I can check tomorow00:37
ochosimicahg: is there a good/easy way to use/test gtk3 in natty?00:37
ochosisomething like the widget-factory for gtk3 would be good00:37
micahgochosi: sure, there's gtk3 in natty00:37
ochosiany app you'd recommend for testing purposes?00:37
* micahg checks what's there00:38
ochosithx00:38
charlie-tcaOkay, got to go rest my arm and eyes. 00:39
micahgochosi: there is a gtk-3-examples package00:39
ochosisure, thanks for testing :)00:39
charlie-tcawill test this new theme and let you know what happens00:39
charlie-tcano problem00:39
ochosiyep00:39
ochosimicahg: wondering what's up with the "-" between gtk and 3 :)00:40
micahgochosi: there's also the gnome3 PPA00:40
ochosiyeah, but i heard that's a can of worms00:40
ochosii'm not looking for total breakage, just a small environment to test theming ;)00:41
micahgochosi: it is, I'd suggest testing GTK3 in oneiric in a VM00:41
drcochosi: what's the latest pastebin for panel.rc (i.e., since I dropped out)?00:41
ochosidrc: http://pastebin.com/tAWkvD8w00:41
micahgochosi: or you can backport a GTK3 app to natty if it doesn't have a lot of build-deps00:41
ochosimicahg: yeah, i'll do that as soon as i have a basic gtk3 style ready00:41
drcochosi: I like the latest panel.rc :)00:59
ochosithanks00:59
ochosikeep repeating that and hopefully it'll be default in oneiric ;)00:59
drcNow if you can only get rid of the #FFFFFF in gtkrc's  base_color: to make it something less glaring :)01:02
ochosithat was in fact requested by charlie-tca if i remember correctly01:03
ochosiit wasn't pure white before01:03
ochosii think it was something like f1f1f101:03
charlie-tcaf501:03
ochosiright, it might've been f5f5f501:04
drcDon't remember...I've been in and out so much (trying to figure out where that black box was coming from (it's related to xfce4-panel --replace somehow) I proably have missed most of the conversation.01:04
ochosiwe can test other subtle color changes during this cycle imo01:05
drcochosi: selected_fg_color:#f5f5f maybe...I'm pretty sure base_color was #FFFFFF (but I won't bet the farm on that)01:05
drcochosi: I'm usually here and more than will to test01:05
drcdarn it, I didn't save the original gtkrc...must remember to do that next time :(01:06
ochosiyou can always pull it from git01:07
drcnever used git, got a URL that will give me the basics?01:07
ochosiyou don't have to use it if you don't want to, you can also simply download the files here: https://github.com/shimmerproject/Greybird/tree/master/gtk-2.001:08
drcbase_color:#FFFFFF" :)01:09
drcnah nah nah nah01:09
charlie-tcaso it ain't my fault?01:10
ochosiyou're only referring to the panel?01:10
ochosii was actually talking about something else i think, i mixed it up01:10
drcochosi: Not the panel, the base color of the windows01:10
charlie-tcaso it is my fault again?01:11
ochosii just realized i was talking about the general text color, cause that wasn't black as in #000 in greybird before, but something like a very dark grey01:11
ochosicharlie-tca: nothing is your fault :)01:11
drccharlie-tca: everything is your fault...you're the boss :)01:11
drcYou can delegate authority but never responsibility. First rule an officer learns :)01:12
charlie-tcawell, that certainly cleared that up!01:13
drcs/officer/leader/01:13
ochosicharlie-tca: what do you think of drc's suggestion to tune down the base-color of the theme a bit?01:14
drcAnyway, the request to lessen the glare on base_color is still there.  My poor old eyes.01:14
charlie-tcain the panel or the windows?01:14
drcwindows01:14
drcimo, the panel is fine now01:15
charlie-tcaochosi: the glare gets worse with a darker panel01:15
charlie-tcait seems to make the white window background brighter01:15
ochosibrighter than the current FFF? ;)01:15
charlie-tcayes01:16
charlie-tcait brightens when the panels darken, optical illusion01:16
charlie-tcamakes it seem brighter01:16
drcI actually replace it with #EBEFF3, which it the color of the left panel in thunar (it was easy to grab)01:17
drcHave I mentioned lately, I'm lazy ?01:17
charlie-tcahow do you do that?01:17
drcin /usr/share/themes/greybird/gtkrc, iirc01:18
charlie-tcaI am not lazy, just a simple user... ;-)01:18
ochosiwould you want to test a different base color?01:18
charlie-tcaIf I can figure it out, I will yellow it01:19
ochosihehe01:19
drcochosi: I'll test anything you want (I'll try to remember to make a copy of the original file this time)01:19
ochosicharlie-tca: just change the base_color value in line 6 to the yellow you want01:19
drccharlie-tca: It's base_color:#FFFFFF, towords the top of the file01:20
ochosidrc: k, well since you know how to adjust the gtkrc file, i'll just tell you the values to test, cause i'm lazy too ;)01:20
drc:)01:20
drccharlie-tca: /usr/share/themes/greybird/gtk-2.0/gtkrc01:21
ochosidrc: hm, when changing the base-color the scrollbars won't blend in anymore... at least not without a fair amount of work01:22
drctrue01:22
drcI'm still trying to figure that one out, but it's eluded me so far01:22
ochositrying to figure what out?01:23
charlie-tcaand how do I make that change take effect now?01:23
ochosicharlie-tca: change themes back and forth01:23
charlie-tcaokay01:23
drcbut at least I don't have the glare in the main part of the windows.  For a single user it's no problem, but as a default, it's a problem.01:23
charlie-tcanm, it took by itself01:23
ochosidrc: my screen automatically dims itself depending on room-brightness01:24
drcochosi: lucky you01:24
charlie-tcabeen trying to do that for a very long time01:24
charlie-tcaochosi: it worked01:24
ochosigood01:24
charlie-tcanow it doesn't glare at me01:24
drccharlie-tca: what vale did you set?01:25
ochosidrc: i can give you what i have on the scrollbar-integration code, but i have to say i hit a dead end there. it's not perfect01:25
charlie-tcaFFFFE801:25
charlie-tcamight be too yellow, though01:25
charlie-tcaFFFFF4 is better01:28
drcochosi: If you01:31
drcIf you hit a dead end, I'm sure I would have no clue whatsoever, I'm just a untalented but stubborn user.01:32
ochosihere's my dead end: http://imagebin.org/15600301:34
ochosithe scrollbar on the left integrates color-wise with thunar's sidebar01:34
ochosibut the trough of the scrollbar has a tiny outline that i can't seem to get rid of01:34
drcStill, it's better than the terminal scroll bar :)01:37
ochosiwhy? the terminal scrollbar is totally integrated and intentional01:38
ochosi(at least with a terminal with 000 bg-color)01:38
drcWell, can you guess what I did?  :)01:39
drcblack...yuk!01:39
charlie-tcaheh01:39
ochosifurthermore it's easy to get rid of it, just comment the line from gtkrc01:39
ochosiin fact there was a plan to do something like new default terminal-colors01:41
ochosibut as often there wasn't enough time/energy01:41
drcwell, well, well.  Didn't see that line way down at the bottom.  Thanks.01:44
ochosinp01:44
drcTime to document in my notebook all these changes for the next time I have to re-install.01:46
ochosibetter help us/me to fix them for the next release01:47
drcIt's almost a certainty that I will have to reinstall before Oct :(01:48
drcochosi: Like I said, I'm here, I'm available (to the best of my limited abilities)01:49
ochosistill, if we fix stuff in greybird until then you can simply pull it from git01:49
drcKeeping a notebook is an old old habit.01:49
ochosiit's not bad, i'm just trying to motivate you to contribute ;)01:50
drccharlie-tca: I just thought of something...Soup* (can't remember his full nick) was one of the people that brought up moving the community meeting to another day.  I think it was because he used his university connection.  I'm not sure that he'll be at the university on a Sunday.01:59
drcochosi: Take a look at trough_shades in gtkrc.  Try setting them to 1.0 and 1.0, for example. 02:31
drcOh, I'm talking about the window scrollbars02:33
drcNevdermind...It looks real good with my darker colors, but not so much with the default colors02:35
ochosiwhat looks good?02:35
drclert me play some more02:36
drcThought I had something.... but I'm not sure02:36
ochosiscreenshot?02:36
ochosidrc: this is the code for the thunar-sidebar: http://pastebin.com/X0KUJD5202:37
ochosisee all the commented lines, these equal my failed approaches02:38
drchttp://imagebin.org/15601102:41
ochosiwhat exactly do you want to do?02:42
charlie-tcadrc: you are correct. We will have to check with him to find out02:42
drcI'm tryinig to tie the scrollbar trough into the color scheme of the window border, so that whatever color you end up making the window irself, it won't matter02:43
ochosioh, you mean like in bluebird?02:43
drcdunno, let me look at bluebird:)02:43
drcyeah, more or less02:44
ochosiguess then it's best for you to check out the scrollbar-code of bluebird02:44
drcSo I've been sitting here trying all sorts of things that you already know...sheesh :)02:44
drcThat would work too02:44
ochosiespecially important for your idea is the "within-bevel" option (look for it in bluebird)02:45
charlie-tcadrc: and we really appreciate your attempts to help, too02:45
charlie-tcaokay this yellow is not working. When the lines alternate colors, I get bright yellow 02:46
ochositheming isn't easy, theme/system-wide color changes have quite many effects02:47
charlie-tcanow you tell me02:48
ochosi;)02:48
charlie-tcaI knew it wasn't easy, but did not realize the effects02:48
ochosinow you probably understand how painful it is when you have a good idea, then implement it and suddenly everyone starts shouting: "my favorite app doesn't look like i prefer it anymore"02:49
charlie-tcaI knew that one already too. That's why I try not to do that too much. 02:55
charlie-tcaOkay, I will try F4FFFF for a bit now02:56
drcochosi: What was the reasoning behind the change from Bluebirds trough coloring (iirc, Greybird was based on Bluebird?)to what ended up in Greybird (If you don't mind my asking)?02:57
ochosidrc: no, you can ask as much and whatever you want02:57
ochosii just felt that having the scrollbar inside the scrolled area is more natural02:58
drcYou're proably right, I never thought about it until I started playing around with colors and saw the result :)02:59
drcThey are much less obtrusive...sort of like Unity's scrollbars outside the window, You don't think aboiut them until you need them.03:01
ochosimuch of it is a question of experience and well, personal taste03:02
drcyup03:02
drcWhile we're talking about greybird, the *one* thing I really don't like about it (even above rounded window tops) is I cannot tell at a glance which is the active window, the difference between active and inactive is just too subtle.  There I said it :)03:07
astraljavaI have that problem on many, many themes. Like on Ubuntu Studio (which is where I'm hailing from, btw.) :)03:09
charlie-tcaI said that a long time back03:09
drcOther than all the things we've talked about tonight, it's perfect.03:09
astraljavaHoping to see a change this time around.03:09
charlie-tcaoh, you mean the window title bar?03:10
drccharlie-tca: yes, was I not specific enough?03:10
charlie-tcajust ask ochosi what the possiblity of changing the color of the inactive title bar is03:11
drcNah, I've bugged him enough for one night, maybe tomorrow.03:11
ochosihm, yeah, i wouldn't mind changing that a bit03:12
ochosiin fact i already did in the compact xfwm4 theme i recently added to greybird's repo03:12
ochosiit's still pretty subtle though03:12
drcochosi: Maybe just a little darker on the active title bar text?03:12
ochosiand what i really want to revise is the inactive text03:12
ochosihmm, the problem with doing that is that the window-controls should be similar color-wise03:13
drcIt doesn't need to be a different color (like Basix's is), just to able to tell at a galnce03:13
ochosihm, tbh i'm a bit too tired tonight to really try something with that now, bug me again some other day and we can do some experiments :)03:14
charlie-tcawell, now that I made my desktop plain ugly... ;-)03:17
* drc writes that down in his notebook :)03:17
ochosicharlie-tca: hehe, well i guess you still remember the few steps to change it back03:18
charlie-tcayeah, delete the theme and update 03:18
ochosicharlie-tca: and most importantly: don't blame the fact that your desktop is ugly on the darker panel experiment ;)03:18
drcyeah: sudo cp gtkrc.ORIGINAL gtkrc :)03:18
charlie-tcawell, I guess it isn't really caused by that03:19
drcLike I didn't03:19
charlie-tcaoh, I just gksu thunar and do everything at one time03:19
charlie-tcaany editor opened with thunar as root is automatically granted root03:19
ochosiwell be sure not to remove the panel-changes03:19
charlie-tcaNah, I will leave it this way for a day or two. It isn't yellow, though.03:20
drcochosi: Again, well done on the panel.03:20
charlie-tcaIt isn't orange any more, either, though03:20
ochosik, everyone, was fun testing stuff with you, now i really gotta hit the sack03:21
charlie-tcaThanks, ochosi 03:21
ochosisee you around!03:21
charlie-tcagood night03:21
ochosig'night03:22
* drc hates thinking he's found something really neat, only to find out everyone *but* him has already figured it out (and usually discarded it as impracticle)03:24
charlie-tcaIt helps get everyone thinking, though03:25
* charlie-tca is just hoi03:25
* charlie-tca is hoping for installable alternate images tomorrow03:25
drcIt would be a change of pace.03:29
drcIt would get my mind of this new thechnique I've discover...bubble sorts!03:30
drcDoes gedit have a diff plugin?03:42
charlie-tcaI don't know, I switched to geany. It has fewer dependencies on gnome03:44
charlie-tcaand a lot more options03:49
astraljavaNo diff plugin, and looks like no one's even going to write such, but rather there's a notion of integrating meld with gedit.04:00
astraljavaWhich kinda makes sense, it's a nifty tool.04:00
charlie-tcano changes in Xubuntu images today13:51
ochosicharlie-tca: i thought about this a bit more now and i think i'll spend more time getting a basic gtk3 theme than doing fancy stuff with greybird in gtk213:51
ochosisince we'll surely have some applications installed by default that use gtk3 i think it's gonna be important13:52
charlie-tcaokay13:52
ochosii mean we can discuss this more, but this seems to make most sense to me13:52
ochosiand i have to find someone who has already worked with gtk3, i'm afraid it's like starting from scratch with something completely new :(13:53
drcAnd I woke up at 05:00 thinking: "ochosi didn't colorize the scrollbar trough, he bleached it."  And couldn't get back to sleep.  Thanks ochosi :)13:53
ochosidrc: hehe, yeah, in fact that's what i did13:54
charlie-tcaochosi: ỳes, gtk3 is coming. Of course, Xfce won't use it for a while yet. Also, we do want to push any gtk3 backwards to natty.14:04
ochosino, of course not14:04
ochosibut since micahg mentioned that ubuntu's stuff like software-center (which we're using atm) will most likely use gtk3 it'll be a mess14:05
charlie-tcaGood morning14:20
drcBah...Humbug...no images at all :(14:22
drcMight as well go back to bed.14:22
drcIntroducing Newbird (<sing>Gone away is the bluebird, here to stay is the newbird</sing>) http://imagebin.org/15609115:17
drcNow ochosi can go on to gtk3, I have my gtk2 theme :)15:18
charlie-tcaochosi: might help with transitioning to gtk3 - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2011-May/033299.html15:34
ochosicharlie-tca: thanks, will have a look at that as soon as i start with gtk316:57
charlie-tcait is a listing of progress integrating into Oneiric, no gtk3 themes at this time16:57
ochosii talked to the guys in #murrine, there is an unfinished port of the current ubuntu theme in gtk3 already16:59
ochosibut it's still wip16:59
ochosii hope they'll give me some support as soon as i start16:59
charlie-tcaSoupermanito: can you make a meeting at 22:00 UTC on Sundays?17:25
Soupermanito22UTC gotta figure out what time is that brb17:25
Soupermanito19hs :D17:27
Soupermanitoyes yes i can17:27
Soupermanitohttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingtime.html?day=5&month=6&year=2011&p1=0&p2=51&p3=-1&p4=-117:27
Soupermanitosay charlie-tca should i zsync the xubuntu 11.04 alternate that i have now, or should i download a new image to do the proper testing whenever it is?17:29
charlie-tcahm, we have that already here - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Meetings17:29
charlie-tcano, don't sync yet. We do not have good images yet17:29
charlie-tcaThe images are not usable at all yet17:30
Soupermanitook, just asking17:30
Soupermanitobut using the 11.04 iso to do the zsync is a good idea? or should i download a complete new image?17:30
charlie-tcaWe will have meetings alternating on Monday and Sunday, Monday at 19:00 and Sunday at 22:00, so maybe everyone that wants to can make one or two meetings a month, at least.17:31
Soupermanitoalso i will have to download the x64 images17:31
charlie-tcayes, zsync to 11.04 is good. It is still faster than a full download17:31
Soupermanito:) sundays are better for me17:31
Soupermanitothank you charlie-tca :D17:31
charlie-tcayup, but I don't want to give up every Sunday17:31
Soupermanitono, i understand17:32
ubuntu_i was wondering when the daily-live .isos for xubuntu 11.10 would be out17:37
Soupermanitohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule17:39
charlie-tcawhen they are published. It could be a while yet17:40
charlie-tcaWe may not have daily-live images until alpha217:40
micahgmr_pouit: charlie-tca I think it's gdm pulling in the GNOME stuff (gnome-session-bin I think now pulls in the unity stack(17:43
charlie-tcagreat :-(17:43
charlie-tcaso, replacing gdm might be the easiest way to make it work?17:43
charlie-tcamicahg: rdepends shows ubuntu-desktop, which will pull in everything Ubuntu installs17:49
charlie-tcanever mind. that is wrong17:51
charlie-tcamicahg: here's a hint:  <cjwatson> charlie-tca: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/xubuntu.oneiric/rdepends/ALL/notification-daemon is probably more useful17:52
micahgcharlie-tca: yeah, just got there17:53
charlie-tcaDo we have to keep xfce4-notifyd for alpha1?17:54
micahgdo you want notifications working?17:54
SoupermanitoXD17:55
charlie-tcaI suppose it would be nice, but it would be better just to an image17:55
micahgcharlie-tca: sorry, my germinate foo isn't that good18:02
charlie-tcaThat's okay, mine is pretty bad.18:03
micahgthe thing is xfce4-notifyd provides that package18:04
micahgand conflicts properly...18:04
charlie-tcaif it is a choice between alpha1 without notifications and no alpha1, take the alpha118:05
charlie-tcaWe have a few hours yet, but we need this to happen by about 13:00 UTC Wednesday to give time for testing18:06
micahgcharlie-tca: cjwatson figured it out and is fixing18:33
* micahg thinks his unity issues is due to all the apps installed on his xubuntu machine :)18:44
micahgcharlie-tca: BTW, xubuntu natty on my armel machine is beautiful :)19:45
charlie-tcaGreat! We are very thankful to cjwatson around!20:29
charlie-tcaI didn't think we had an armel build yet?20:29
micahgcharlie-tca: I just installed xubuntu-desktop :)20:29
charlie-tcaWhy do we an armel build then?20:30
micahgcharlie-tca: so people can do a clean install?20:30
charlie-tcaoh, yeah20:31
charlie-tcamicahg: thank you very much for trying to fix the issues today! 20:39
micahgcharlie-tca: heh, don't know if I actually did  anything20:40
charlie-tcayou did. I have noticed that if we try to fix things, we get help. If we ignore it, we get no help.20:43
=== Soupermanito is now known as Souperior
micahgwell, I now know better how to track these things down20:54
=== Souperior is now known as Souperman
=== Souperman is now known as Soupermanito
charlie-tcaGood, because I still seem lost20:57
SoupermanitoXD21:00
Soupermanitolol charlie-tca 21:00
ochosicharlie-tca: so what do you think about the panel? any feelings yet or shall i come back tomorrow? :)21:00
charlie-tcaI would still like a touch more difference between the active and selected buttons, but it works very good now that I blued the white on screen21:02
charlie-tcaI guess I preferr blue over bright yellow21:03
charlie-tcaI think we go for it21:03
* Soupermanito seconds because he likes blue bottons21:04
charlie-tcaI don't know how to turn buttons blue21:04
SoupermanitoXD21:04
Soupermanitome neither21:05
Soupermanitoi haven't even figured out why the folders on my ~/home doesnt change whit the theme21:05
ochosicharlie-tca: so i'll push the panel changes now and we continue to tweak it until final release, ok with you?21:06
Soupermanitoit might be that thunar doesnt have different icons for xdg folders, even when i thing it should21:06
ochosiSoupermanito: thunar respects xdg-user-dirs and at least xubuntu's default icon theme has special icons for them21:07
Soupermanito:( well all mine look the same21:07
charlie-tcahttp://imagebin.org/15614921:07
ochosiSoupermanito: you can edit/change that in ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs21:08
charlie-tcahttp://imagebin.org/15615021:09
charlie-tcaochosi: I would hope you are way better at blue tinting than me!21:09
ochosicharlie-tca: hehe, i would hope so too ;)21:09
ochosino, if you need help with the blue i can help21:09
charlie-tcabut it is working!21:09
ochosiyeah, it looks good21:10
charlie-tcaI had to tone the white down21:10
ochosiwould be too intense for me21:10
charlie-tcagray washes out my text, and yellow is worse than white21:10
Soupermanitocharlie-tca, http://imagebin.org/15615221:11
Soupermanitothe Video Imagenes and Download folders should have individual icons acording xdg21:11
charlie-tcaI can't work with the transparency stuff21:11
charlie-tcaIt looks like you do everything on one workspace. I spread out a lot, got 10 of them now21:12
SoupermanitoXD21:12
charlie-tcaBut I always open the same things on each workspace, so I know firefox is on space 321:12
charlie-tcaemail on 4, etc21:12
Soupermanitoi cant do stuff on other desktops21:12
Soupermanitoi forget about them21:13
charlie-tcaI think that is one of the greatest things there is in linux21:13
Soupermanito:) i guess21:13
Soupermanitoit one of the first thing i delete everytime21:13
SoupermanitoI tend to forget about the "s" on words thoo21:14
Soupermanitoand to add stuff to words, like an h to too21:14
charlie-tcaI was doing it in DOS using Desqview way back, then I couldn't make windows do it right for nothing21:14
ochosiSoupermanito: so have you tried editing the file i pointed you to?21:16
Soupermanitoochosi, i don't know what to do to it21:17
Soupermanitoi don't know how does xdg works21:17
Soupermanitoor how to call the icons, it is calling the proper names for the folders21:17
ochosiSoupermanito: you can edit it in any editor, it's a simple list, just look at it, it's pretty self explanatory21:17
Soupermanitolemme pastebin it21:17
Soupermanitoi know21:17
Soupermanitobut what to do whit it?21:17
ochosithe left column is the xdg-user-dir list, the right column are the folder names you're using for those dirs21:18
Soupermanitohttp://pastebin.com/jgr2ypEU21:18
ochosiif the stuff on the right column doesn't exactly match the stuff in your homedir, then it won't work21:18
Soupermanitoits all correct as far i can understand21:18
Soupermanitobut it doesnt work21:18
ochosihm, try "thunar -q" from a terminal and then start thunar again21:19
Soupermanitoochosi, http://imagebin.org/15615521:20
Soupermanitono luck21:20
ochosistrange, worksforme21:22
Soupermanitoindeed21:22
Soupermanitothats what im saying, i can't remember if it was working on a fresh install21:23
Soupermanitooh oh so i have a bug?21:23
Soupermanito:D can i fill a bug report?21:23
Soupermanitoi wanna learn to fill a bug report :D21:24
ochosiyou can file a bug report, but first you should search whether there's already a bugreport concerned with your problem21:24
Soupermanitocorrect21:24
Soupermanitowhere does one search such stuff?21:24
charlie-tcaWhat's Soupermanito filing against?21:25
charlie-tcaI search at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/21:25
charlie-tcabut google works too and is sometimes easier for people to use21:25
Soupermanitoxdg icons for folders don't work for me charlie-tca 21:26
charlie-tcagoogle for thunar xubuntu21:26
charlie-tcagoogle for thunar xubuntu xdg icons 21:26
charlie-tcaand tell it you want all words included in each article21:26
charlie-tcaochosi: what package is that in?21:27
Soupermanitocharlie-tca, remember that problem opening thunar i told you the other day21:32
Soupermanitoit happened again21:32
Soupermanitohttp://imagebin.org/15615821:32
charlie-tcaSoupermanito: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xdg-user-dirs21:33
charlie-tcato file the bug, use       ubuntu-bug xdg-user-dirs21:33
Soupermanito:) ok21:34
charlie-tcaThat one goes against      ubuntu-bug thunar   21:34
charlie-tcaand include the screenshot as an attachment21:34
Soupermanitook21:34
Soupermanitoand i explain how did it happened?21:35
charlie-tcayes, please21:35
drcSoupermanito: Is that trying to USB drive?21:35
Soupermanitono21:35
Soupermanitojust /home to see how the icons should look like21:36
charlie-tcawhen you file, you will be asked for a summary first. That is the bug report title. Then you will get a big box to enter comments. That's where you explain what you were doing.21:36
Soupermanitowhat should i entitle it? thunar lags and prompts error on first opening?21:41
charlie-tca"Thunar lags and prompts error on first opening" is a good title21:41
Soupermanito:D21:41
charlie-tcaSoupermanito: looks to me like that thunar bug is really bug 13694021:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 136940 in xfce4-places-plugin (Ubuntu) "should allow opening non-removable partitions (port to Gio)" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13694021:53
charlie-tcawhich is fixed in Oneiric, needs to be fixed in natty21:54
micahgthat hasn't had a new upstream release in forever21:54
charlie-tcaread on. thunar 1.2.2 fixed it21:55
charlie-tcarather, xfce4-places-plugin-1.2.0-3  fixed it21:55
micahgoh, right, they pulled patches from upstream21:55
micahgstill, no upstream release in 2 years21:56
charlie-tcawhich we just synced21:56
charlie-tcawho's upgrading it then? there is a new plugin release for oneiric21:56
micahgcharlie-tca: porting like that is risky in an SRU21:57
charlie-tcaor is this the first new release in two years?21:57
micahgcharlie-tca: no, it was a Debian patch, note the number after the dash increased21:57
charlie-tcaI know. I don't know that we can do it, but individuals can try it if desired21:57
charlie-tcaI see. I didn't look close enough21:57
* charlie-tca didn't know that was what the dash number was, either.21:58
Soup|irssihttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunar/+bug/79089821:58
ubottuUbuntu bug 790898 in thunar (Ubuntu) "Thunar lags and prompts error on first opening" [Undecided,New]21:58
micahgI love that, "obviously safe patch", it's 1660+ lines21:59
Soupermanitoyes sorry21:59
Soupermanitoirssiing21:59
charlie-tcayeah, and it did not crash one system 21:59
charlie-tcawe didn't care. We can talk about you anyway21:59
charlie-tcaI think you should look at bug 13694022:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 136940 in xfce4-places-plugin (Ubuntu) "should allow opening non-removable partitions (port to Gio)" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13694022:00
Soupermanitoanyway all i wanted is to see how the xdg icons should look like and to check the xdg22:02
Soupermanitouser-dirs.dirs22:03
charlie-tcaThat is a different bug. This one should be that error you get trying to mount a folder22:03
Soupermanitoyes22:04
Soupermanitoi know22:04
Soupermanitothats why i didn't even mentioned that on the bug report22:05
Soupermanitoi hope i did it correctly22:05
charlie-tcaI will go look22:08
charlie-tcaSoupermanito: yup, looks good to me22:09
Soupermanito:D22:09
Soupermanitomy first bug report22:09
Soupermanitowait should i just keep using my old nick there, or change my nick here...22:10
Soupermanitoi think i will do the second22:10
=== Soupermanito is now known as GridCube
charlie-tcagonna take the puppy outside now22:10
micahgcharlie-tca: should I reply on the places SRU bug?22:14
micahgcharlie-tca: it would qualify for a backport though22:14
charlie-tcaIf you want, sure. You know better than I do22:16
charlie-tcaOf course, the user doesn't care if it sru or backport, as long they can get something usable22:16
micahgcharlie-tca: done22:19
charlie-tcaThanks22:19
* micahg also could in theory almost approve the backport...22:20
charlie-tcaGridCube would really appreciate that, if mr_pouit doesn't mind22:20
GridCubeI don't really follow you people, you speak at one or two levels beyond me22:22
charlie-tcaTrying to fix that thunar bug for you22:23
GridCubeoh22:23
GridCube:D22:23
GridCubethat would be really nice to do, not just for me but for any other person who have it :P22:23
* micahg missed part of this conversation22:23
charlie-tcahm, I am going to have to reboot soon, I can't even close a VBox window by killing vbox in task manager22:24
GridCube:D i filled my first ever bug report :P22:24
charlie-tcamicahg: I am pretty sure that https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunar/+bug/790898 is a dup of the bug wanting the backport22:25
ubottuUbuntu bug 790898 in thunar (Ubuntu) "Thunar lags and prompts error on first opening" [Undecided,New]22:25
micahgcharlie-tca: no, the backport was for the places plugin, this is tunar22:25
micahg*thunar22:25
charlie-tcaIt is only thunar because I told him file it against thunar22:26
charlie-tcaHe gets the same error22:26
micahgwell, the places plugin will only fix the places plugin, if thunar needs a patch, that's a different story22:27
charlie-tcatrue22:27
Soup|irssioh, interesting, if i dont close the warning prompt, i cant use the desktop22:28
charlie-tcaThat would be logical22:29
GridCubei guess so, i was trying to open the folder from the desktop icon22:30
* drc notes another reason not to use desktop icons22:31
GridCubeXD22:35
GridCubei just choosed that option instead of the pseudo-dock to open the home folder22:35

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