[00:49] NCommander: I'll work on the d-i build failure tomorrow - libffi needs to grow a udeb [00:50] thanks [15:44] I know it's a bit OT, but it's not every day you get to see d-i on xkcd: http://xkcd.com/910/ [15:51] :) [15:53] yeah, I got a kick out of that. :) [18:16] hi [18:16] ev, still there? [18:16] ev, just as a note we should discuss the ubiquity libcheese use some day [18:20] ev, the new cheese versions depends on the clutter stack and tries to bring in clutter, clutter-gst, clutter-gesture, clutter-imconttext, mx and gnome-video-effects [18:21] it seems a bit costy just to take a picture in the installer, would be nice to see if we can do that some other way [18:35] especially costly given that nothing in ubiquity is actually using cheese right now [18:36] it has a whole module for it and stuff and then never uses it ... [18:36] AFAICS anyway [18:42] cjwatson, well ubiquity-frontend-gtk depends on libcheese-gtk18 and ev made a comment recently about the workitem on the GNOME3 blueprint about promoting gnome-video-effects or demoting cheese [18:43] yeah, we ship the Python module we build for it, but I don't see where we actually use it [18:43] he seemed to have plans to get the photo thing to work in ubiquity [18:43] I can believe that it's future work, aye [18:43] I think it's not used at the moment indeed [18:44] anyway mentioning it because I think the cheese direction of relying on the clutter stack makes sense for gnome-shell but not especially for us, we probably don't want to bring clutter stack in the default installation if we don't need to [18:46] indeed === kentb is now known as kentb-out === braiam_ is now known as braiam