=== BUGabundo is now known as BUGa_DrWho === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away === asac_ is now known as asac === JanC is now known as Guest4037 === maxb_ is now known as maxb [12:39] micahg, tried a debug build yesterday, succeeded on king (64bit), OOMed on protactinium & actinium and succeeded on nannyberry (all doing 32bit) [15:29] G'aft [15:36] pfff, unity is no slow in oneiric [15:36] in fact, everything feels slower [15:37] humm [15:37] I'm on gnome [15:38] don't see any slow down [15:38] just ugly GTK [15:39] i boot in 3 min, far from the announced 10 sec a few cycles ago [15:39] and it damn slow to change workspace or move windows [15:40] i hate compiz [15:40] LOLOL [15:40] rebooting to get a fresh bootchart [15:40] I boot in under 30 sec [15:40] on SSD [15:49] hm, there's a fsck.ext4 in the bootchart, but it's not visible during the boot [15:50] from sec 10 to 75 [15:51] yeah, I had to take btrfs-tools out [15:51] or it would hang for 30-60 sec [15:53] i'm still on ext4 here [15:55] ok, lightdm: gone. it's still too raw [15:59] ahah [16:39] ok, much better now, i boot up to the desktop in 25 sec [16:40] if only i could get rid of that old slow bios [16:42] coreboot [16:43] hm, apport is a pig, liferea too [16:43] zeitgeist i don't need [16:43] there's still room for improvement :) [16:43] and a SSD would help too [16:43] That's actually true, I don't need zeitgeist either [16:44] I know where I keep my stuff [16:44] fta: also install preload [16:44] i see the 1st 15 secs used exclusively by ureadahead [16:45] moblock is a pig too [16:47] can't find moblock [16:47] grr, if i drop zeitgeist, i loose half of unity [16:48] and of rhythmbox [16:48] wtf? [16:49] BUGabundo, i take it from a ppa [16:51] it's pretty old actually. i wonder if there's something better nowadays [16:54] desktopcouch sucks too, gone [16:57] I don't even have that === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [17:03] BUGabundo, you don't? it was used for a while in gwibber, various applets, and some of apps since maverick [17:03] yeah [17:03] I know [17:03] that's why I find it strange [17:03] i used to drop it but it came back for some reason [17:03] desktopcouch: [17:03] Installed: (none) [17:03] [17:04] Omega, are you using coreboot? [17:04] i don't want to brick my main desktop [17:14] fta: I'm not, but I want to === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:56] micahg, yt? === Guest4037 is now known as JanC [22:15] fta: yeah, got your message earlier, thanks [22:18] fta: was there something else you needed? [22:36] micahg, i read https://wiki.edubuntu.org/SecurityTeam/PublicationNotes#Chromium Browser, you might benefit from --temp-profile --no-first-run [22:37] what does --no-first-run do? [22:38] it bypasses the search provider selector [22:38] ah ,what about default browser? [22:38] hm, maybe that too, not sure [22:39] ah, seems to bypass that as well, however, I do like to test that the default browser setting works/sticks [22:40] I test in a clean VM in any case, so it's always a new profile actually (except on the profile import test) [22:40] but thank you [22:43] i tried a debug build with various levels of logs for the html5 regression in oneiric, still no clue. there's no log associated to this :( [22:43] and it's not something i can bisect. [22:43] so, hmm, well if it works that that library from natty, that seems weird [22:44] it doesn't seem to be binutils [22:44] maybe gcc after all [22:44] both 4.5 & 4.6 [22:45] well, all that's used is libvpx, libc, and libm, libvpx is still the natty binaries [22:46] has anyone upstream run into it with gcc-4.6? [22:46] gcc 4.5 seems to have changed a lot since natty [22:46] no idea [22:47] when you built it on natty, did you build it with the binutils backported from oneiric, or with the actual oneiric binutils binary? [22:47] upstream mostly targets the LTS [22:47] hmm, well, there was an upstream point release, but those aren't supposed to break things (although I guess they do) [22:48] chrisccoulson, i rebuilt the oneiric binutils on natty [22:50] i guess i can try to do the same with gcc 4.5 [23:21] grr, deja-dup is just filling up my disks with full backups [23:21] not what i need [23:22] fta: tell mterry if there's a bug [23:22] already did. it's by design [23:23] k [23:23] this thing is oriented toward desktops [23:23] with little data [23:23] definitely not my case [23:24] I would imagine not most of our cases [23:24] and there's not enough control over it [23:24] it starts at midnight, period [23:25] problem is, it's too early, it's getting in my way, doing full backups for hours [23:25] there's no way i can afford uploading that stuff over my flaky adsl link [23:26] right, you definitely want incrementals [23:29] it did some the previous days, but today, it decided to do a "fresh backup to protect from backup corruption, This will take longer than normal" [23:29] heh, that sounds like it should be configurable [23:29] now my disk is at 99% :P === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away