/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/07/07/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

TheMusoRAOF: Quick question for you re GNOME stable updates. Do we have a definitive list of what packages fall under the GNOME stable updates umbrella?00:00
RAOFTheMuso: I don't know, actually.  That's an excellent question :).  I'd guess at everything in core gnome, and I'd guess that there's a list somewhere on gnome.org for that.00:01
TheMusoRAOF: Right, I am dealing with bug 773763 and am wondering whether I need to get rodrigo_ to fill out the full SRU paperwork.00:02
ubot2Launchpad bug 773763 in evolution-rss "evolution freeze on startup with the plug-in "evolution-rss"" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/77376300:02
TheMusoThe branch itself checks out as ok.00:03
TheMusoI suspect evolution-rss is not core gnome.00:06
RAOFTheMuso: Bah, sorry.  irc bouncer decided to suspend.00:30
RAOFTheMuso: Anyway - I can't actually find documentation of the gnome exception.  I don't think evolution-rss counts, though.  A bit more formal SRU work would be wanted anyway - at least to have a natty task and to have the oneiric task marked as fixed.00:32
TheMusoRAOF: Right, I asked for such in the bug.00:33
cyphermoxTheMuso: evo-rss crash?00:49
TheMusocyphermox: Yes.00:50
TheMusoSomething along those lines.00:50
cyphermoxheh00:51
cyphermox0.2.2 to 0.2.5 seems steep... especially since IIRC I had already fixed something in evo-rss to keep it from crashing?00:52
TheMusoI didn't look that much into it myself, just reviewed the branch and the bug.00:56
cyphermoxok01:01
cyphermoxwell, worst case I guess rodrigo can instead backport just commit 536a117, which seems to be the exact issue, but there are a fair amount of other bugs fixed01:02
TheMusoRight.01:02
TheMuso5~/c01:33
* TheMuso -> lunch02:56
pittiRAOF: thanks for confirming04:15
pittigood morning04:15
TheMusoMorning pitti.04:20
RAOFMorning pitti.04:26
pittiok, images are as ready as they will be, so we may as well lift the freeze05:56
didrocksgood morning06:22
pittibonjour didrocks06:28
didrockspitti: hey, (didn't see your ping), how is alpha2 coming? :)06:49
pittididrocks: pretty well indeed; I lifted the soft freeze already06:50
pittinow preparing images, announcements, errata, etc.06:50
didrocksexcellent! Time to do some uploads then :)06:50
RAOFHm.  I should probably add mesa 7.11 to the release notes.06:55
pittiRAOF: ah, please do06:58
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone06:59
pittihey chrisccoulson07:00
chrisccoulsonhi pitti, how are you?07:00
pittipretty well, thanks! smoothest alpha ever07:01
RAOFHelloooooo chrisccoulson!07:02
chrisccoulsonhi RAOF!07:02
chrisccoulsonpitti - are we unfrozen yet?07:02
pittichrisccoulson: go wild07:02
pittichrisccoulson: not released yet, but the images are fixed now07:03
chrisccoulsonpitti - excellent, thanks!07:03
didrockshey chrisccoulson07:04
chrisccoulsonhey didrocks07:04
* didrocks tries to race to upload Qt before chrisccoulson :p07:04
didrocksbut 25 minutes to create the source package :/07:04
chrisccoulsonlol07:05
RAOFrobert_ancell: I've finally managed to update my radeon box and reproduce that lightdm “nothing draws after log out” bug.  Hah!07:24
robert_ancellRAOF, any ideas?07:24
desrtdidrocks: time for a faster computer07:25
didrocksdesrt: I would say, faster hard drive rather in the Qt case :)07:25
RAOFrobert_ancell: I'd guess it's something in the accel code being messed up.  I'm investigating.07:26
desrtdidrocks: SSD is totally worth it07:29
didrocksdesrt: I think I'll choose one soon. But still first to find what's wrong with my server which died during the really (power, motherboard or CPU?)07:30
desrtdidrocks: just buy a new one07:31
desrtit's a great excuse for the upgrade and you can argue that any potential cost savings need to be offset against the cost of your time to debug the problem07:31
desrt(for purposes of self-justification)07:32
didrocksdesrt: that's quite right, but still, as the motherboard has some leds lightened, I still want first to avoid that if I can just change my power with another machine I don't use07:32
desrtno fun :)07:33
desrtdidrocks: btw.  do you know the proper process for registering 'official' freenode channels?07:44
didrocksdesrt: I think http://blog.freenode.net/2008/04/registering-a-channel-on-freenode/ it quite still up to date07:45
desrtdidrocks: i mean specifically ubuntu 'official' channels (those starting with #ubuntu, not ##ubuntu)07:46
didrocksdesrt: oh, I don't remember, at the time, we just sent an email to canonical legal presenting our loco, but this was in 2005 :)07:46
Tm_Tdesrt: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/CreatingChannels07:47
desrtahah.  that is what i was looking ofr indeed07:47
desrtthanks07:47
seb128hey07:58
didrockssalut seb12807:58
robert_ancelldidrocks, are there indicator .vapi files?08:01
seb128lut didrocks08:01
seb128hey robert_ancell!08:01
robert_ancellseb128, hello08:01
seb128robert_ancell, libappindicator3-dev: /usr/share/vala/vapi/appindicator3-0.1.vapi08:01
seb128?08:01
didrocksrobert_ancell: there are for some indicator, like appindicator, soudindicator08:01
didrocksnot sure about everything though08:02
seb128robert_ancell, you should review the xubuntu patches in launchpad for your next upload if you can, seems having the way to use an alternative config is a blocker for them08:03
robert_ancellseb128, didrocks, I need the ones for libindicator-dev.08:03
robert_ancellseb128, it's on my list.  I have a big list08:03
seb128;-)08:04
didrocksrobert_ancell: didn't find any for this one, forward your request to ted I would say08:05
seb128robert_ancell, I will check for you today with the u.s guys and drop you an email08:05
robert_ancellseb128, k, thanks.  It's not a big deal, I can write my own just for the functions I need08:05
seb128robert_ancell, what do you need? (just curious)08:06
robert_ancellseb128, copying the code out of ubiquity for the greeter08:06
seb128ok08:07
seb128robert_ancell, did you have a nice flight back this time btw?08:08
seb128robert_ancell, how is your jetlag? ;-)08:08
robert_ancellseb128, much easier than last time08:08
robert_ancellall back to normal08:08
seb128great08:09
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_ and I got upgraded to premium economy which made it easier too08:09
didrocksseb128: in unity 2.0, we had an indicator.vapi, not sure how uptodate it is, but maybe it can be of interest for you?08:10
seb128lucky you ;-)08:10
seb128didrocks, njpatel has a libindicator vcs with a vapi as well08:10
seb128didrocks, but I prefer to check with ken and ted why they don't build one, they probably have a technical reason or had issues08:10
didrocksI think it's just that you have to ship it manually and update it yourself :)08:11
seb128https://code.launchpad.net/~njpatel/libindicator/vala08:11
seb128but that's old08:11
robert_ancelldidrocks, yeah, that sounds likely :)08:11
seb128but do you need a vapi?08:12
seb128or do you need a typelib?08:12
njpatelseb128, you just need  a vapi for most things08:12
njpateldidrocks, seb128 I can update it if you want?08:13
didrocksnjpatel: what, do you have spare time? :-)08:13
seb128njpatel, robert_ancell needs it for lightdm08:13
seb128but I think he said he can ship a copy for the function he needs08:13
seb128I was just curious of why the libindicator has no gir or vapi08:13
njpateldidrocks, what? I mean no, no, I can't do it <looks around shifty>08:13
njpatel:)08:13
robert_ancellI only need a few function calls08:13
njpatelrobert_ancell, seb128 didrocks can do it sometime today so will be ready tomorrow, sound good?08:14
seb128works for me08:14
robert_ancellsounds good to me!08:14
njpatelhopefully ted hasn't completely broken libindicator ;p08:14
seb128njpatel, thanks08:14
njpatelnp :)08:14
* njpatel tests out if vga/displayport works with his laptop now with edgers08:15
didrocksthanks njpatel ;)08:15
njpateldamns it08:16
seb128bah, it's annoying that segfaults on exit bugs always get priority raise because they get duplicates08:17
seb128we need to find a way to filter those out08:17
RAOFnjpatel: You'd want to be trying the Oneiric kernel for that.08:17
njpatelRAOF, i'm in oneiric + xorg edgers, but neither work :(08:17
njpatelneither = VGA or displayport08:18
RAOFnjpatel: Sadness.08:18
njpatelboth get detected with a 1024x768 monitor (though the monitor is way larger than that), X thinks it's brought up the screen, but the monitors don't get a signal08:18
njpatelsorry, brought up the monitor (i.e. it extends the desktop)08:18
rodrigo_morning08:19
njpatelRAOF, this is x220...any idea?08:19
njpatelRAOF, (sandy bridge)08:19
njpatelRAOF, just got this from the display settings http://pastebin.com/6GryKjPt08:20
RAOFnjpatel: I've not seen anything suggesting that it's a known problem upstream; dmesg and /var/log/Xorg.0.log are most likely to contain interesting debugging info.08:21
njpatelRAOF, dmesg has a million of "[ 4412.963511] [drm:intel_dp_i2c_aux_ch] *ERROR* too many retries, giving up"08:22
RAOFAh.  That suggests it's failing while trying to retrieve the EDID, which would be consistent with X thinking it's a 1024x768 monitor.08:22
njpatelRAOF, should I be worried? :/08:23
njpatelRAOF, this happened with stock O as well as edgers08:23
seb128pitti, hey, can I upload today? ;-)08:24
seb128(new glib and gtk available)08:24
pittiseb128: yes, see #u-devel topic -- freeze is lifted08:24
RAOFDepends on what you mean by ‘worried’.08:24
njpatelhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/79116908:24
ubot2Ubuntu bug 791169 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Picture disappearing when Display Port is connected" [Undecided,Incomplete]08:24
seb128\o/08:24
seb128pitti, danke08:24
njpatelRAOF, will it ever work? :)08:24
njpatelRAOF, or, can I fix it?08:24
RAOFnjpatel: Looks like it might; there's a patch series on intel-gfx@ with some DP fixes which Keith says makes his x220 work better :)08:25
njpatelaaah, nice08:25
njpatelRAOF, okay, i can wait for whenever that lands, thanks!08:26
* njpatel updates bug08:28
didrocksahah, I was just getting blocked on bug #806661, nice timing :)08:29
ubot2Launchpad bug 806661 in python-imaging "[oneiric] python-imaging needs to be multiarch-aware" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80666108:29
pittimvo: *hug* for the doc-base update!09:09
pittimvo: so we can close the bug now?09:09
seb128so who want to do some updates today?09:12
mvopitti: I think so, but I want to wait until it hits the archive to be sure that my test-case runs fine then. I did not manage to reproduce it manually, only in the full ubuntu->ubuntu release upgrade09:13
pittimvo: ah, makes sense; thanks!09:13
seb128rodrigo_, hey ;-)09:20
seb128rodrigo_, do you have some slots for updates still today or do you want to get work done on other things?09:20
rodrigo_seb128, I am working on infrastructure in g-c-c for lots of our bugs, but will have some slots for sure, so what do you want me to upload?09:23
seb128rodrigo_, don't bother, there is no hurry, better than you get the bugs count down a bit ;-)09:23
rodrigo_seb128, I can do some updates anyway, no problem09:24
seb128if you get bored gnome-utils or gedit should be easy09:24
rodrigo_ok09:24
seb128I'm doing the glib, gtk3 updates09:24
pittiseb128: I'll push the multiarch changes of gobject-introspection to Debian, and will then look into the upgrade09:29
seb128pitti, danke09:29
seb128pitti, do you want to look at the dbus update as well when you have a free slot?09:30
pittiyes09:30
seb128thanks09:30
pittiadded to pad09:30
pittiah, Debian doesn't have glib 2.29 yet, can't update in Debian09:38
rodrigo_need a reboot, bbiab09:56
pittihm, dbus is a rather complex merge, that'll take me a bit10:00
seb128didrocks, do you have any clue about bug #80688810:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 806888 in gnome-session "can only login "classic"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80688810:05
seb128hum bug #78871010:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 788710 in gnome-settings-daemon "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in exit()" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78871010:06
seb128session restart, brb10:06
didrocksseb128: answered on the bugmail10:17
seb128didrocks, thanks10:18
seb128didrocks, did we figure what happened to nvidia that required to jockey if off and on again?10:19
seb128or did everybody workarounded it this way and ignored the bug from then on?10:19
didrocksseb128: I pinged the Xorg guy for it, I didn't get any feedback about it10:19
seb128ok10:20
seb128great, gtk build done10:20
seb128time to reboot with the new glib and then with the new gtk10:20
seb128be back in a few10:20
slomoseb128: the gstreamer packaging will be in git soon btw, not sure if that helps anybody in ubuntu but if you use git too it should make merging new debian versions easier ;)10:20
Laneyit would be so good if there were official ubuntu git hosting10:26
Laneydebian merges between git branches are really nice10:26
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seb128re11:03
pittiok, I'm happy with dbus; let's upload and break the world!11:04
* soren holds off on upgrading his laptop to Oneiric for another couple of days11:13
mvopitti: hi, a gtk3 porting question, it appears that for gtk_text_iter_forward_search() I get a tuple as the return but I would expect a triple actually (found, start, end) - and it crashes for me in update-manager, but that might be releated actually I guess. I will write a test case next11:13
pittimvo: right, for (return_bool, match_start, match_end)11:15
pittimvo: do you happen to have a small reproducer? or that's what you are writing right now?11:15
mvopitti: I'm writing it now11:15
rodrigo_in the last couple of cycles (natty and oneiric), I always have my eth0 connection shown as unmanaged by NM11:26
mvopitti: can it be as simple as http://paste.ubuntu.com/639423/ ? testcase is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/639424/11:26
pittimvo: that looks very plausible indeed11:26
mvopitti: I wonder if match_start, match_end also need to be nullified? but none of the other code seems to do that, its a bit puzzling that I get apparently valid types back that then crash when trying to access them11:26
pittipygobject should care about passing initialized pointers11:27
mvook11:28
pittimvo: hm, the return type in the gir looks correct, though11:28
didrocksrodrigo_: it seems you pushed gnome-destkop3 to lp:ubuntu/gnome-desktop3 (with some diff from the actual tarball). Can you refresh lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-desktop/ubuntu rather?11:28
pitti      <method name="forward_search"11:28
pitti        <return-value transfer-ownership="none">11:29
pitti          <doc xml:whitespace="preserve">whether a match was found</doc>11:29
pitti          <type name="gboolean" c:type="gboolean"/>11:29
mvopitti: hm, does the test case work for you? or also crashes?11:29
rodrigo_didrocks, oh, I thought we used the ubuntu branch for that one11:29
rodrigo_didrocks, updating the u-desktpop branch now11:30
pittimvo: yes, it crashes, and only returns two items11:30
didrocksrodrigo_: thanks :)11:30
pittimvo: thanks for the test! looking into it now11:30
mvothanks pitti11:30
mvopitti: you are right, the gir looks good indeed11:30
pittimeh, can't built gtk head, needs glib 2.29 and pango 1.2911:32
* pitti builds older version11:32
mvowhen a match is found it does not crash (unsuprisingly I guess)11:32
pittimvo: oh, so the returned textiters ought to be None?11:33
pittibut the C function might not actually write stuff into the result values11:33
mvoyeah, that is what I suspect11:33
rodrigo_didrocks, hmm, I think the ubuntu-branch is for gnome-desktop211:33
mvostill, makes me wonder why match is not returned11:33
rodrigo_didrocks, sorry, the ubuntu-desktop branch11:33
pittimvo: i. e. when the return code would actually work, one could avoid the crash by checking it11:33
pittimvo: aah -- it's overridden11:34
pittiblatant bug there11:34
didrocksrodrigo_: oh, you're right, why not creating a debian/ only for gnome-destkop3?11:34
didrocksso that we have the same workflow everywhere11:34
pittimvo: I see the problem, hang on11:35
mvopitti: aha, nice. thanks, once you have the fix, please give me the diff so that I can build it locally to continue my porting :)11:35
rodrigo_didrocks, not sure, let's ask seb when he's back11:35
mvopitti: no rush11:35
didrocksrodrigo_: I think he's more found of no full source :)11:35
pitti(False, <GtkTextIter at 0x193aad0>, <GtkTextIter at 0x193ab70>)11:35
mvo!!!11:37
pittimvo: the override was done to not actually return a success value11:37
pittimvo: so in the real fix it'd return (None, None) instead11:37
pittiapparently that was done to be more pygtk compatible, or more Pythonic11:38
pittimvo: would that work for you?11:38
mvosure11:38
mvothat is the old behavior, if no match is found it would return None iirc11:38
pittimvo: can you please patch /usr/share/pyshared/gi/overrides/Gtk.py with http://paste.ubuntu.com/639428/ ?11:38
mvopitti: works now, but iirc the old behavior was a single None, I don't changing that though11:41
pittimvo: oh, can do as well11:41
pittihaven't committed yet11:41
mvopitti: hold n a sec, I will double check with the old code11:41
pittimvo: hmm, http://www.pygtk.org/docs/pygtk/class-gtktextiter.html#method-gtktextiter--forward-search doesn't specify11:42
mvopitti: yeah, I noticed that as well11:43
* pitti tries with old gtk in ipython11:43
mvopitti: just started the old u-m, there its a single "None"11:44
pitticonfirmed11:44
pitti>>> iter.forward_search("h", 0, end)11:45
pitti(<GtkTextIter at 0x1277f20>, <GtkTextIter at 0x1277ed0>)11:45
pitti>>> iter.forward_search("foo", 0, end)11:45
pitti>>>11:45
pittimvo: http://git.gnome.org/browse/pygobject/commit/?id=fc5c869486c7f6929e285ea7a86623ec41ecd9bd11:47
pittimvo: cherrypicked into 2-28 branch as well11:50
pittimvo: how soon do you need this in oneiric?11:50
mvopitti: there is still a bit of work to make u-m go, so not too soon11:52
pedro_FYI: seb128 is having issues connecting to IRC he's coming back shortly11:55
rodrigo_hey pedro_12:10
rodrigo_pedro_, so, what's needed for having a gnome-control-center bug fixing day?12:11
pedro_hello rodrigo_12:11
pedro_rodrigo_, bug fixing day? or a bug day?12:11
rodrigo_hmm, hopefully both12:11
rodrigo_both at the same time :)12:12
pedro_we just need to schedule it12:12
pedro_rodrigo_, what about next thursday?12:13
pedro_just checked at the planning page and there's nothing scheduled for it12:13
rodrigo_pedro_, sounds perfect12:13
pedro_ok i'll go ahead and schedule it for now12:13
rodrigo_chrisccoulson, maybe we should include firefox also?12:13
pedro_i'll ping you back later to set up the instructions12:13
pedro_like what would you like to do to bugs with patches etc12:14
rodrigo_ok12:18
rodrigo_time for lunch, bbl12:20
chrisccoulsonrodrigo_, a firefox bug fixing day?12:22
chrisccoulsonyou mean that there are bugs in firefox? ;)12:22
njpateldidrocks, I've updated the indicator vala bindings in my branch, so robert can grab them there12:22
pedro_chrisccoulson, well compared to unity there's probably none :-P12:23
chrisccoulsonlol12:23
* pedro_ runs and hide12:23
njpatelpedro_, WHAT!12:24
didrocksnjpatel: oh excellent! nice work dude :)12:24
mvopitti: my next pygi question, http://paste.ubuntu.com/639447/ does not produce a popup for me when it should and I'm staring at it with no idea what is wrong. I noticed the popup() itself is no longer used, but popup_for_device12:24
pittimvo: pygobject has an override to implement popup()12:25
pittiso both should work12:25
pittiand c-j uses it too, so it works in general12:25
seb128yeah, back!12:26
pittiwohoo!12:28
pittiseb128: FYI, james_w | pitti, should be up to date in a few minutes12:28
seb128pitti, great!12:28
pittimvo: hmm, boggle -- by and large the same code works for computer-janitor..12:32
pittimvo: except that there are some actual widgets involved12:32
didrockswb seb12812:34
didrocksseb128: pedro was telling that you were slacking ;)12:34
seb128didrocks, re ;-)12:34
seb128oh, first he kicks in my door and now he calls me a slacker!12:34
didrocksheh :-)12:34
didrocksseb128: about gnome-destkop3, we have no branch up to date in ~ubuntu-desktop. Is it wanted? (only lp:ubuntu/gnome-desktop3, which contains ful source)12:35
didrocksfull*12:35
didrocksI would be in favor to create a debian/ only one in ~ubuntu-desktop12:36
seb128didrocks, we are on sync with debian, it's annoying to mainain a vcs for those12:36
seb128didrocks, do you need to patch it for something?12:36
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seb128didrocks, that and the source is small enough that fetching the source is ok12:37
pittisomething that we could patch in Debian, too?/12:37
didrocksseb128: are we in sync? 3.1.3-0ubuntu112:37
mvopitti: yeah, I tried to put it on a treeview, same result, I looked at the c-j code and can't spot a difference (that is significant)12:37
seb128didrocks, that's because we started on 3.1 before them12:37
seb128didrocks, but we have been in sync until we updated and we plan to sync again when they update12:37
pittimvo: the menu items aren't connected to anythign, but that should hardly make a difference12:37
seb128didrocks, it's annoying to keep a vcs uptodate when we switch between sync and updates12:38
seb128didrocks, it means we have to manually commit all debian updates while we are on sync12:38
mvopitti: yeah, in my real code (in u-m) they are and I get the same behavior12:38
didrocksseb128: well, same story for most of packages we had in ~ubuntu-desktop then, most of the branchs were just because we were ahead debian. If the politic changed, I'm ok with no vcs12:38
didrockswould just prefer it was announced :)12:38
pittimvo: hm, and can't test with gtk2 :/12:38
seb128didrocks, not true, most packages have a least a lpi diff12:38
seb128didrocks, well feel free to update lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-desktop3/ubuntu12:39
didrocksseb128: I don't care, just that we should have a coherent story there12:39
seb128or is it lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-desktop/ubuntugtk3?12:39
seb128didrocks, we will not have a coherent story until everybody use UDD12:39
mvopitti: ha! I think I have it, its a ref count issue, if I assign it to something like self.menu its fine12:40
pittiuntil then, maintaining Vcs-Bzr: is the best we can do, I think12:40
pittimvo: aah12:40
pittimvo: because "menu" goes out of scope right after the handler12:40
pittimvo: that's why it works in c-j12:40
mvoyeah12:40
mvoexactly12:40
mvod'oh12:40
seb128pitti, well the question there is, should everything we change for desktop be in ~ubuntu-desktop or can we use some UDD sources12:40
pittiwe already use UDD for some bits12:41
seb128pitti, which didrocks seems to have an issue with because it's not consistant12:41
pittiI think in general the ~u-desktop ones are still more comfortable, but for the situation you described UDD migth be better12:41
pittithe ~u-desktop ones suck for merging12:41
didrocksseb128: just that some branches have to be pushed at some place, some not12:41
pittiI need to leave now, early start/early finish day12:42
pittisee you tomorrow!12:42
seb128yeah, we have a mix of UDD and team vcses in the archive12:42
didrocksseb128: and you really told a lot "I don't want to download the full source everytime because of network bandwidth", but if you changed your opinion on it, it's ok, just tell it clearly :)12:42
seb128pitti, see you!12:42
didrockssee you pitti12:42
pittiUDD just sucks differently12:42
mvosee you pitti12:42
pittiit's better for merging, and worse for anythign else IMHO12:42
seb128didrocks, right, and that's still the case12:43
seb128didrocks, but gnome-desktop3 is12:43
seb128- small12:43
seb128- on sync with debian most of the time12:43
seb128- can be downloaded by apt-get source, and uploaded the old way without vcs12:43
didrocksok, now I know it, that's all, I wasn't aware that we will have to check for those :)12:43
seb128we don't have good stories for things we sync12:44
didrocksbetter explicit than implicit12:44
didrocksright12:44
seb128we have a gnome-desktop3 vcs for it12:44
seb128I just can't be bother to commit each debian sync there12:44
seb128if you want to do it by my guess12:44
seb128guest12:44
didrocksno need to be angry, it was just a question…12:44
seb128I'm not angry, it just seems a lot of talking and I don't get what you want from the discussion12:45
seb128the vcs is still in the ubuntu-desktop namespace with debian dir only12:45
seb128it just got outdated because we went on sync with debian12:45
* mvo is angry at pygi12:45
seb128which flushed the control vcs info12:45
didrocksan answer to my question? "about gnome-destkop3, we have no branch up to date in ~ubuntu-desktop. Is it wanted? (only lp:ubuntu/gnome-desktop3, which contains ful source)"12:45
didrocksso I guess I have it now12:45
seb128which is unfortunated but I've no reply on how to handle those12:45
didrocksthat's it, no need to make such a lenghty discussion for it…12:46
seb128short reply "I don't care either way, I want it back in sync with debian when we can"12:46
seb128;-)12:46
seb128if we want a vcs it should be lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-desktop/ubuntugtk3?12:46
seb128-?12:46
seb128but I'm fine updating it with apt-get source, dput the old way while we break the syncs because we update before debian12:47
seb128which is what we have been doing there12:47
didrocksso ok, just wanted that everyone is on the same page to chase for commits :)12:48
mvois it possible to forward from LP to bugzilla now? bug #806949 is a candidate12:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 806949 in gtk+3.0 "Refcount problem with pygi" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80694912:48
seb128mvo, define "forward"? you have for sure a bugzilla account and file GNOME bugs before?12:49
seb128mvo, or you mean "click a button and get lp to do that for you"? in which case "no" and "we don't want that, it would mean any user could spam bugzilla easily with low quality bugs"12:50
mvook, fair enough, then I will manually forward :)12:50
seb128mvo, thanks ;-)12:51
Sweetsharkpitti: ping?12:52
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seb128mvo, how is your example working?13:03
seb128mvo, i.e what do I do to see the issue?13:03
seb128mvo, ignore me, got it13:03
seb128it doesn't display the menu as it should13:03
didrocksseb128: btw, with your super bleeding fast internet, dconf-qt is in new, apart from the qmake -> cmake dep change and the typo you noticed, it should be the same13:04
mvoseb128: yeah, it should display it, but it only does if I keep a reference to menu13:04
mvotook me a good while to figure that out13:04
seb128mvo, right, I can confirm with yesterday's tarballs so feel free to forward it13:04
seb128didrocks, ok13:04
seb128didrocks, is there any hurry?13:04
mvoif I now find out why my gtkbuilder UpdateManager.ui has a odd resize behavior I'm *mostly* done with the port I think13:04
didrocksseb128: not at all, you have at least 2 weeks I would say :-)13:05
seb128mvo, \o/13:05
didrocksseb128: yeah, for once, it's not urgent ;)13:05
seb128didrocks, great, I will just restart my session once now, if everything works ok I upload gtk3, glib, pango13:05
seb128then I look at it13:05
seb128brb13:05
didrocksseb128: dbus and gtk/gtlib in the same upgrade? I want that! :-)13:05
didrocksglib*13:06
seb128;-)13:06
seb128didrocks, we need to make those users complaning that oneiric is too stable happy13:06
seb128;-)13:06
seb128brb13:06
didrocksseb128: agreed, time to push compiz as well!13:06
didrocksgood reboot :)13:06
seb128pedro_, I cleaned a bit the desktop-bugs subscriptions list13:41
mterryAnyone feel like NEWing itstool?13:42
seb128hey mterry13:43
seb128mterry, can do13:43
mterryseb128, thanks!13:43
pedro_seb128, cool, did you added a new one? like telepathy,etc?13:43
seb128pedro_, not yet13:44
pedro_seb128, just wondering in case i need to update the 'other packages' page13:44
seb128pedro_, but I can do that next13:44
seb128didrocks, dconf-qt newed13:45
didrocksseb128: thanks :)13:45
seb128mterry, NEWed13:49
seb128mterry, is that used in GNOME3.1?13:49
mterryseb128, yeah, it's used for yelp-tools, which is replacing gnome-doc-utils13:49
seb128ok13:49
mterryI'll file a MIR once I get yelp-tools in.  So if you can stick around to NEW that too...  ;)13:50
seb128;-)13:50
mterryseb128, yelp-tools ready for NEW14:11
seb128mterry, ok14:11
seb128didrocks, ^ do you have time for a NEW review? just did two and I want to finish some of the updates I'm working on14:24
seb128will take it in a bit otherwise14:25
didrocksseb128: sure14:25
seb128thanks14:25
rodrigo_heh, just used brasero for burning an iso and it worked14:27
seb128tell it to pedro_ he keeps saying it's broken!14:28
rodrigo_yeah, pedro_ ^^14:28
pedro_it worked? wow14:28
pedro_rodrigo_, was that like a release iso ? or did you make an iso of music files, etc?14:29
pedro_for the reports i've seen people complain about the making projects thing, like adding normal data instead of selecting an image and burn it14:29
didrocksmterry: how did you determine the copyright? there is no header, and GPL2.1+ and LGPL2.1+ are both shipped14:31
rodrigo_pedro_, a distro iso14:31
mterrydidrocks, from looking at the .in files in tools/14:31
rodrigo_pedro_, in fact, I remember having problems burning a music iso14:31
pedro_rodrigo_, ah that's why it worked :-P14:31
mterrydidrocks, only thing with a header.  The COPYING files seem copied from gnome-doc-utils (very obvious if you look at the COPYING file itself)14:31
pedro_rodrigo_, yeah things like that aren't really working 'that' fine14:32
pedro_not smooth as k3b for example14:32
didrocksmterry: waow, interesting that's in a .in file ;) even licencecheck ignore it :)14:32
didrocksmterry: Format: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/dep/web/deps/dep5.mdwn?op=file&rev=16614:32
didrocksis that wanted? I remember you chasing me to use the old url :p14:32
mterrydidrocks, that's the spec'd url isn't it?14:33
mterry(though I do think it's ugly)14:33
didrocksmterry: I think there is a shorter now (and that one point on nothing)14:34
didrocksone sec14:34
didrockshttp://dep.debian.net/deps/dep5 ?14:34
didrocksmterry: that's what dh_make is creating14:34
mterrydidrocks, but look at the actual spec (search for svn.debian)14:35
mterrydidrocks, dh_make is creating an unversioned format, which the dep5 authors didn't want (they liked the rev=XXX part of the URL)14:35
mterryIn reality, who cares, but it's odd that there's a disconnect there (especially that the spec'd url is a bogus one)14:36
didrocksmterry: shouldn't it be http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/dep?view=revision&revision=174 ?14:36
didrocksas 166 isn't working14:36
mvoseb128: the goal is to GIify glib and gobject as well, right? I just found that GLib.markup_escape_text() needs the len of the string, this is so un-pythoninc14:36
didrocksmterry: acking your package, I hate those url too, if you can just fix later so that it points on something which works :)14:36
mterrydidrocks, but anything else wouldn't be to-spec!  :)14:37
didrocksmterry: heh ;)14:37
mterrydidrocks, well, I'm serious.  I don't know as if we have any parsers right now, and they will probably be generous in what they accept, but if I start changing the URL to non-spec'd things, they will have a harder time of it14:38
mterrydidrocks, the format line is more for parsers than humans14:38
rodrigo_how can I detect from code if the current distro is ubuntu? I only see /etc/debian_version14:38
mterry(i think)14:39
didrocksmterry: I let it go, but the priority should be extra IMHO14:39
cyphermoxrodrigo_: lsb_release -i works14:39
mvorodrigo_: lsb_release -i should tell14:39
mvoheh :)14:39
didrocksmterry: right, the thing is that the link it leading to an error on the vcs right now14:39
cyphermox;)14:39
rodrigo_cyphermox, mvo: ok, thanks14:39
mvo(or -i -c if you want to get rid of prefix)14:40
didrocksmterry: I'm still puzzled about what the right format/version we should use in the url-spec14:40
seb128mvo, yes, they add overrides in pygobject when needed14:40
mterrydidrocks, extra is better, thanks.  will change next upload14:40
didrocksmterry: great, I locally built the bin package and they are good, I'll ack them once built14:40
mterrydidrocks, me too.  looking at the text again, it seems to not say that you must use that format it provides.  Just says "url of the spec"14:41
mterrydidrocks, so if you got the spec from mycoolspecs.com, I guess you could put that in...14:41
didrocksmterry: yeah, it can be widely interpreted ;)14:41
* didrocks tries mycoolspecs.com, maybe it exists!14:41
seb128mvo, hum, are the lsb tools still writen in python? wouldn't be easier to read /etc/lsb... than spawning a python interpreter?14:41
mvoGLib.timeout_add_seconds … introspectable="0"14:41
mvo*sigh*14:42
didrocksmterry: no, time to register it? ;)14:42
mterrydidrocks, :)14:42
mvoseb128: well, there is "import lsb_release" and get_lsb_information() in it, that should be fine as well14:42
mvoseb128: reading the file is not ideal as it *may* change in the future (also I doubt it ever will ;)14:43
seb128mvo, well my point was that from a C file you probably to read the text file rather than running a python interpreter14:43
seb128mvo, seems way slower to run python just to get the distro14:43
mvosure, its slower. the file format is not guaranteed that is why its not encouraged. if the speed/mem is a issue, then it should be fine to read it directly14:44
mterrydidrocks, maybe I asked for NEW too soon?  yelp-tools finished building and says it is in NEW queue15:13
didrocksmterry: you are quite quick ;) I checked for binary new like 10 minutes before and it wasn't there15:14
seb128mterry, what is in NEW?15:14
mterrydidrocks, oh that's a separate NEW check I guess.  itstool has same issue15:14
mterryThere is a check for source + a check for binaries?15:14
seb128NEW?15:14
seb128yes15:14
mterryseb128, makes sense15:14
didrocksmterry: rightn you have source NEW, then if acked, the package build15:14
seb128that's why you hit new on soname changes15:14
seb128or when adding a binary15:14
didrocksmterry: and we have to ack for every arch15:15
didrocks(binary NEW)15:15
didrocksacked yelp-tools for i386, but still waited for the other archs15:15
seb128didrocks, don't wait too much it's arch all ;-)15:17
seb128you might still be there next year waiting otherwise15:17
didrocksseb128: no, I will keep refreshing the page! :)15:17
seb128;-)15:17
seb128we will pick you up for UDS15:17
seb128don't worry15:17
didrocksneed to be rebooted? :-)15:17
seb128lol15:18
mterry:)15:18
seb128tedg, so, how is the indicator-session user switch merge request going?15:18
seb128tedg, going to land for today's tarballs? ;-)15:18
seb128bah, another libindicator transition15:21
seb128stop those!15:21
chrisccoulsonooh, http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/07/07/140204/Thunderbird-Unseats-Evolution-In-Ubuntu-111015:21
chrisccoulsonnot that i normally read /. ;)15:21
tedgseb128, Yeah, this is the fallout from avoiding one last cycle and having two scroll functions.  A broken one and a correct one.  We're finally dropping the broken one.15:22
seb128chrisccoulson, you clearly don't have enough work if you read slashdor15:22
seb128t15:22
seb128chrisccoulson, but I can fix that for you! ;-)15:22
chrisccoulsonseb128, i don't read it. m_conley tweeted it ;)15:23
seb128oh, you read tweets, that's better :p15:23
seb128tedg, ok, what about the user switching question? ;-)15:24
seb128didrocks, do you remember what error you got when trying to delete the gnome-desktop3 merge request?15:24
seb128didrocks, it worked for me15:24
didrocksseb128: no, I didn't delete it on purpose, I couldn't "reject"15:25
seb128oh ok15:25
seb128you wrote "Set it as WIP and add a comment about it as couldn't delete it." in your email15:25
seb128which got me confused15:25
didrocksseb128: I didn't delete the MR, because I think that james_w wants maybe to fix this and that we don't keep unused cruft branch15:25
seb128well it's deleted now :p15:25
didrocksargh, I'm really tired I guess :/15:25
didrocksseb128: well, there are plenty of other examples ;)15:25
seb128;-)15:25
didrocksso that's fine!15:26
mterrydidrocks, can you binary-NEW itstool too?  (ubuntu2 is now arch-all so should just need i386)15:26
didrocksmterry: well, I'll bin new them then, let me check the package15:26
mterrydidrocks, if you love working on yelp-tools/itstool, have I got a MIR for you!15:27
* didrocks fires up a dconf-qt MIR to protect himself :)15:28
mterryNothing like a nice MIR arms race15:29
didrocksmterry: subscribe me to them, I'll have a look at them tomorrow morning (should be good or yelp-tools, need to look at itstool)15:29
didrocksheh, indeed :)15:29
didrocksfor*15:29
mterrydidrocks, done.  they are both super trivial15:29
tedgseb128, ronoc is working on the user switching.  I don't think he'll be done today, but it's in good shape.  Definitely next week.15:30
seb128tedg, you saw robert_ancell merge request right?15:31
seb128tedg, i.e conor is not redoing the work right?15:31
didrocksmterry: will do that tomorrow morning before going to the train station :)15:32
mterrydidrocks, sure, no rush15:32
tedgseb128, Yes, he shouldn't be.15:32
seb128ok, great15:32
didrockswaow, I can do what I wanted to do in 4 lines of python to merge two images :)15:32
seb128hum15:34
seb128is indicator-messages not indicating what is running for others as well?15:34
seb128is the >15:34
seb128is->ie15:34
mterryseb128, yeah it's gone for me15:35
cyphermoxyup, confirming15:35
seb128ok, good, not only me ;-)15:35
seb128ok, enough packaging for today15:35
mterryI see an indicator in the sound menu, so probably not a gtk3 transition issue...15:35
seb128let's take an hour of bug triage and filing15:35
seb128    self.setdata()15:36
seb128  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/duplicity/path.py", line 493, in setdata15:36
seb128    self.stat = os.lstat(self.name)15:36
seb128OSError: [Errno 107] Transport endpoint is not connected: '/home/seb128/.gvfs'15:36
seb128booubouh deja-dup!15:36
seb128mterry, deja-dup hates me15:37
seb128he does that when I click on "backup now"15:37
mterryseb128, ugh!  I've gotten reports of that error and I can't figure it out.  Are you connected to internet?15:37
seb128it does it in a consistent way15:37
seb128mterry, I guess so, can you read what I type on IRC?15:38
seb128(it's the box I'm working on)15:38
mterryseb128, :)15:38
seb128mterry, well it's doing it every time I click the button15:38
seb128so I can get you debug infos if you have questions15:38
mterryls -l ~/.gvfs?15:38
seb128ls: cannot access .gvfs: Transport endpoint is not connected15:39
mterryOK, so it's not just deja-dup being crazy15:39
seb128is .gvfs supposed to be mounted when you didn't use gvfs?15:39
mterry(duplicity shouldn't be stat'ing that folder anyway, since we exclude it, but...)15:40
mterryseb128, I don't know.  It's maintained by gvfs-fuse I think...15:40
seb128hum15:40
seb128it works on a fresh login on my test box15:40
seb128so I guess gvfs got screwed during the course of the day15:40
mterryseb128, yeah, whenever I get a report of this, a reboot fixes things15:41
seb128so gvfs bug and duplicity,deja-dup not being robust to it15:41
mterryseb128, but haven't been able to track it down15:41
didrocksmterry: acked itstool -0ubuntu2 btw15:41
seb128mterry, ok, trivial to get15:42
mterrydidrocks, thanks15:42
seb128mterry, kill gvfs-fuse and try using deja-dup15:42
mterryseb128, fascinating15:42
seb128just got it on my test box15:42
mterryseb128, sounds a bit like bug 21278915:44
ubot2Launchpad bug 212789 in gvfs "gvfs fuse mount is not functional after logout and subsequent login" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21278915:44
seb128mterry, yes15:44
seb128mterry, right, there is a gvfs issue there, but as you said deja-dup or duplicity should ignore .gvfs anyway15:45
seb128mterry, do you want a bug report or did you get some about it already?15:46
mterryseb128, I can re-open an old one15:46
mterryseb128, which process do you kill?   i don't have a fuse process running15:46
seb128mterry, gvfs-fuse15:46
mterryseb128, ah, didn't even have it installed...15:46
seb128ah ;-)15:46
seb128mterry, you can run /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs-fuse-daemon .gvfs15:48
mterryHrm, not sufficient to trigger.  Let me try to connect to a server15:50
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mterryseb128, nope.  even after connecting to something and killing the fuse daemon, ~/.gvfs is clean for me15:52
* mterry wishes he could break things like seb128 can15:52
seb128mterry, how do you kill the daemon?15:53
mterrykillall15:53
mterrylet me try -915:53
seb128I did -915:53
seb128not sure if that makes a difference15:53
mterryseb128, yup, it does  :)15:53
seb128;-)15:53
mterryseb128, bug 794576 btw (thanks for your help, now I'll just dive into duplicity and figure out why we're stat'ing it)16:07
ubot2Launchpad bug 794576 in deja-dup "Transport endpoint is not connected" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79457616:07
seb128mterry, thanks16:07
seb128pedro_, can you upstream bug #80531116:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 805311 in gnome-bluetooth "gnome-control-center crashed with SIGSEGV in g_type_instance_get_private() (device_services_changed)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80531116:09
seb128I can confirm here16:09
mvoeh, what is wrong with using setting_name in gsettings instead of settings-name ?!? why was this restriction added?16:09
seb128mvo, consistency I guess16:09
seb128mvo, gconf was a mix of _ and - which is confusing16:09
mvook16:12
mvoat least there is a reaosn :)16:12
seb128pedro_, don't bother I do it16:15
pedro_seb128, i'm about to click on submit :-P16:15
seb128pedro_, ok, great ;-)16:15
seb128pedro_, the bug report was on 3.0.2 btw, not 3.0.3 but I checked it still happens16:19
seb128pedro_, the stacktrace lines might just be different16:19
didrocksjibel: thanks for your report! I'm sure it will be really useful :)16:25
seb128didrocks, stop encouraging spammers!16:27
didrocksseb128: I agree it's quite depressing sometimes, but needed :-)16:27
seb128;-)16:28
didrocksbut see, there are bugs for everyone! ;)16:28
seb128didrocks, oh, new zg and zg-datahub uploads to debian16:28
didrocksseb128: yeah, I saw that, I'll try to get the merge tomorrow (it has some reduced mem consumption)16:28
didrocksif not, would you like to handle that? :)16:28
didrocks(still feeling a little bit sick, will stop working soon)16:29
jibeldidrocks, thanks for introducing bugs! at least there's something to write in the report ;-)16:30
seb128didrocks, the merge is a one liner to add one char to a build-depends ;-)16:30
seb128didrocks, if you don't manage to do it tomorrow I think I can find an hour for it :p16:31
seb128didrocks, we should ask rainct to add | to the build-depends in debian so we can sync16:31
didrocksseb128: the thing is that with all the incoming changes, it still need some testing16:31
didrocksseb128: already done, but I think he forgot about it, will try to spam him again :)16:31
seb128it will maybe fix the segfault that apport keeps reporting on loging ;-)16:31
didrocksjibel: it's just to ensure you have some work :)16:32
didrocksseb128: this one is fixed AFAIK, yes16:32
seb128didrocks, let me try the new zg16:36
didrocksseb128: oh, you want to do it now? nice :)16:36
seb128didrocks, well I can build and install it if you need testing16:36
didrocksseb128: datahub is just mterry's double patch IIRC, that could be set to debian I guess :)16:36
mterrydidrocks, not the nodisplay one, that is ubuntu-specific for now16:37
mterrydidrocks, (GNOME didn't want our patch to gnome-session to respect the key)16:37
didrocksmterry: hum, we can maybe put the change in debian/patches/ubuntu.series16:38
didrocksmterry: or do you want to update zg-datahub? ;)16:38
mterrydidrocks, sure.  and really, they could accept the patch, it wouldn't hurt anything in debian to have nodisplay16:38
didrockslet me talk with rainct if he's there16:39
seb128ok16:40
seb128mterry, oh, they didn't want to? why?16:41
didrocksseb128: we can forget about zg-datahub, it's just an upload to make it into unstable with a bug number16:41
mterryseb128, they felt it was an overloading of the spec, that nodisplay was only for menus in the panel16:41
didrocksso if it's only zg, I can double check, should be quick16:41
didrocksseb128: just to ensure we don't duplicate the work, should I do it now? ^16:42
seb128desrt, what was the issue ricotz was having building glib during the rally? one of the gdbus tests hanging?16:42
seb128mterry, ok16:42
seb128didrocks, yes, please do16:42
didrocksrainct isn't there, I'll send him an email for the additional dep16:42
didrocksseb128: the zg change isn't the fts one, it's just doko making a build-dep change not reported to debian16:48
seb128didrocks, right16:48
didrocksok, I was on the fts naming which diverged :)16:49
seb128I though we were speaking about the same thing when I said a one line, one char change ;-)16:49
seb128sorry about the confusion16:49
didrocksno worry, anyway, both should be in debian to enable sync16:49
seb128both?16:49
seb128is fts still required?16:50
didrocksyeah, it's used to scan documentation content16:51
didrocksbut it's called zeitgeist-extension-fts in ubuntu (where it was first) and zeitgeist-fts-extension in debian16:52
didrocksso, we have a transitional package in ubuntu16:52
seb128ok16:52
didrockssession restart, brb16:56
didrocksseb128: no crash at logout \o/17:00
didrocksnautilus does, though ;)17:00
didrocksseb128: why did you assign me the bug about session saving not working? it's disabled17:14
kenvandinewoot... i have a power indicator in my panel now :)17:15
* kenvandine is much happier17:16
chrisccoulsonheh, my power indicator will only have 1 state17:16
chrisccoulson"EMPTY"17:16
chrisccoulson;)17:16
didrocksseb128: I added a rationale, unassigned and call for help17:21
kenvandinehey tedg17:42
tedgkenvandine, Howdy17:44
kenvandinetedg, now i just need a release tarball for indicator-power17:44
kenvandinepackaging is done17:45
kenvandinetedg, i did just propose a branch which needs to be merged before releasing though17:45
kenvandinehttps://code.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/indicator-power/packaging_fixes/+merge/6722917:45
kenvandineseb128, indicator-power uploaded, in source NEW18:29
seb128kenvandine, seems fine from a glance18:47
seb128kenvandine, but I think I will just keep the indicator stack in new for the night and get those in at the start of the day tomorrow18:48
kenvandineseb128, indeed18:48
kenvandineseb128, the whole stack is being updated again18:48
kenvandinefor new libindicator18:48
seb128right18:48
seb128btw speak of libindicator18:49
seb128do you know why it has no gir or vapi?18:49
kenvandineseb128, however, the current indicator-power doesn't use the new libindicator18:49
seb128robert_ancell was asking about it this morning18:49
kenvandinenope18:49
seb128he needs it for lightdm18:49
kenvandinehumm18:49
seb128njpatel said he would get one updated today18:49
kenvandinenjpatel tweeted about updating libindicator vapi this morning18:49
seb128right, neil picked up on that18:49
kenvandinecool18:50
seb128still I'm wondering why there was none, i.e if there was a reason, I know there was some gir namespacing issues for some sources18:50
kenvandinedidn't make the release18:50
kenvandinei think just that nobody has needed to create a new indicator in vala18:50
kenvandinei guess18:50
kenvandinetedg, ^^18:51
kenvandineseb128, libindicate-gtk still has the namespace problem18:51
* kenvandine grumbles at tedg AGAIN :)18:51
njpatelseb128, it's done18:52
seb128njpatel, \o/18:52
njpatelthere isn't any as it's way difficult to make it part of the build, it needs to link to the installed library to make the vapi....not sure if the gi is enoug18:53
seb128njpatel, can you drop an email to robert_ancell about it?18:53
njpatelbut I'm going to see if we can patch vapigen to be more clever18:53
njpatelseb128, sure!18:53
seb128njpatel, thanks ;-)18:53
njpateldone :)18:54
kenvandinetedg, does today's indicator-session require libindicator6?18:58
tedgkenvandine, Yes19:00
kenvandineok19:00
kenvandinedamn... power just flickered here19:00
kenvandinedamn thunderstorm19:00
seb128lol19:00
kenvandineif i drop off line, it is because my power went out :)19:00
seb128when you wrote that I though you were speaking about the indicator19:00
kenvandinehaha19:01
* kenvandine is very happy to have power displayed in the panel19:01
tedgWe're going to have to get kenvandine to test the UPS features.19:01
kenvandineless happy about a power outage :)19:01
seb128we should put a "i" before the names to make clear it's indicator19:01
seb128ipower19:01
kenvandinemy cable modem isn't plugged into a UPS :)19:01
kenvandinehaha19:01
tedgkenvandine, I did that to my DSL modem and router.  Too many outages here.19:01
pittiSweetshark: hello19:01
kenvandinetedg, it is really rare here19:02
tedgLaptop on battery, everything else on UPS.19:02
seb128pitti, you called it a day, go back to !work ;-)19:02
kenvandinetedg, i should though... just nothing else in the same room needing a UPS19:02
pittiseb128: still in a train :)19:02
tedgkenvandine, I picked up a cheap one when Circuit City went under.19:02
seb128pitti, 3g for the win? ;-)19:02
pittiseb128: or rather, just went into it -- before we were travelling in a car, where a laptop is impractical19:02
tedgkenvandine, Won't last long, but they don't draw much power.19:03
pitti(we went with a colleague of my wife to Leipzig, and now doing the remaining bit to Dresden with train)19:03
pittiseb128: yeah, the builtin antenna of the x201 is marvellous19:03
seb128pitti, (oh ok, are you at work tomorrow or having a day off?)19:04
pittiseb128: I'm officially at work19:05
seb128ok19:05
pittiseb128: we went a day early as the uni of my wife does a ceremony/party for this year's graduates19:07
pittiseb128: so I'll work from Dresden tomorrow19:07
seb128ah ok19:07
pittiso, see you tomorrow! good night19:23
seb128'night pitti19:25
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jasoncwarner_kenvandine: reading some back scroll...you have power indicator? yay! when do the rest of us poor slubs get one ;)21:32
kenvandinejasoncwarner_, it needs an archive admin to let it in :)21:38
kenvandineseb said tomorrow21:38
jasoncwarner_ah, ok21:38
jasoncwarner_anyone here know why I ended up in Unity-2d after my update this morning? I didn't see anything screaming at me like X/Mesa or NVidia, though, to be fair, it was a scan of the list :P21:39
jasoncwarner_happy to be in unity 2d though...reporting some bugs now!21:39
cyphermoxhey jasoncwarner_21:43
jasoncwarner_what up, cyphermox21:43
jasoncwarner_?21:43
cyphermoxheh21:43
cyphermoxnm-applet will create menu only when you click it?21:43
cyphermoxI'm satisfied enough with the code to upload shortly21:44
jasoncwarner_say again? I click on it and the menu is created, yes21:45
cyphermoxyes21:45
cyphermoxusually it gets recreated every few seconds, or after we get scan results, etc21:45
cyphermoxnow it gets refreshed when you click on it, just before displaying21:45
jasoncwarner_oh, ok21:49
jasoncwarner_:)21:49
jasoncwarner_gotta reboot...removed nvidia drivers to see if that was problem with 3D...be back21:49
brycehjasoncwarner_, lp #807209 perhaps21:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 807209 in nvidia-graphics-drivers "Lost glx after first upgrade from oneirc alpha 2 install" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80720921:56
jasoncwarner_bryceh: yeah, looks like it22:04
jasoncwarner_and also, my system seems very laggy now....(debugging)22:04

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