[01:14] bdrung_: It's called GNOME Do :P [01:52] hi, if the expose doesn't work while gnome-terminal is in f11 fullscreen, is that a bug for unity or gnome-terminal? [01:53] Unity. [01:54] Well, probably compiz :) [01:54] k thx [06:42] good morning [07:01] good morning [07:19] greetings [07:21] hey MacSlow === hunger_ is now known as hunger [08:25] njpatel: Hah! I finally have a server that emits raw events regardless of grabs. [08:25] RAOF, awesome!! [08:26] njpatel: I can throw it in a PPA if you'd like; I'm not going to upload it immediately before the weekend :) [08:34] RAOF, I don't think I'll be able to use it before next week, so I can probably wait for upload into O [08:34] RAOF, but, thank you so much :) === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === mgedmin_ is now known as mgedmin [12:11] Hi, Im seeing a bunch of updates today. What is a good time to upgrade? [12:12] ie, the upgrades are always at the period of time in the day or there is not a fixed plan for them? [12:47] jjardon, I think there is a huge transition going on with *indicat* right now [12:47] seb128, ^ [12:48] njpatel: yeah, I know :/ [12:48] yeah, so don't upgrade :D [12:48] jjardon, ted has this effect on ubuntu where everything breaks ;) [12:49] late ;) [12:54] mmm, after the upgrade: No package 'indicator3-0.4' found, shouldnt be indicator-0.4 ? [12:56] jjardon, it's indicator3-0.4 now I believe [12:56] jjardon, tedg hates us [12:56] njpatel, No, just you. [12:56] :-) [12:56] pkg-config --list-all | grep indicator [12:56] There was some collateral damage though [12:56] :D [12:56] indicator-0.4 libindicator - libindicator. [12:57] jjardon, GTK2 version, GTK3 is indicator3-0.4 === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [13:27] jjardon, the new libindicator got built and NEWd before indicator-power to built.. [13:27] jjardon, so how is the update of indicator-power for the new libindicator coming :) [13:28] kenvandine: I'm working on that ;) [13:28] thx :) [13:28] but I get a sstrange error when compiling: libtool: link: only absolute run-paths are allowed [13:28] (the same happens in indicator-sound) [13:28] ah! [13:29] look in your configure.ac [13:29] you missed changing one of the pkg-config calls [13:29] at least that is what was wrong with indicator-sound [13:30] kenvandine: trying indicator-sound trunk now and the same problem persist [13:30] where it sets INDICATORDIR [13:31] jjardon, i don't think that fix has been merged yet [13:31] lp:~ted/indicator-sound/indicator-dir/ [13:31] - INDICATORDIR=`$PKG_CONFIG --variable=indicatordir indicator3` [13:31] + INDICATORDIR=`$PKG_CONFIG --variable=indicatordir indicator3-0.4` [13:32] same for INDICATORICONSDIR [13:32] jjardon, looking at that, i see indicator-power still has gtk2 cruft in configure.ac... :) [13:33] kenvandine: yeah, just fixing it ;) [13:33] :) [13:37] You guys should really read the mail I sent to ayatana-dev on this issue :-) [13:37] * tedg pouts, no one listens to me :-( [13:38] You know there is no emoticon for pout. Interesting. [13:38] is there a member of the design team? [13:40] njpatel, when you have a moment we can debug my branch... === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow| === MacSlow| is now known as MacSlow [13:47] kenvandine: https://launchpad.net/indicator-power/trunk/0.2 ;) [13:47] could anyone with the appropriate right re-open this bug 772612 [13:47] Launchpad bug 772612 in compiz (Ubuntu Natty) "maximized window is displaced" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/772612 [13:48] jjardon, thx! [13:49] and also smspillaz the compiz branch attached in bug 772612 creates a regression i.e. unity does not start, even the classic session hangs with high cpu usage [13:49] Launchpad bug 772612 in compiz (Ubuntu Natty) "maximized window is displaced" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/772612 [15:30] DBO, around? [15:33] andyrock, yes [15:33] DBO: could you give a look to my merge request for BAMF? :) [15:33] yes [15:34] DBO, i have a question about a bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/761155 [15:34] Ubuntu bug 761155 in unity-2d "[launcher] Workspace Switcher icon cannot be moved" [Medium,Confirmed] [15:34] Trevinho, reading now [15:34] will merge if all is well :) [15:34] Ok fine... thanks DBO... [15:34] And... For the wm_class thing, i've some ideas... [15:34] DBO, is not a technique question, but a "design" question :) [15:35] I think I will "speak" with some code as soon as I can.... [15:35] andyrock, ask away [15:36] DBO, if all icon can be moved in the launcher, when we add another icon (i.e. opening a new app), where it should be positioned? [15:37] but, there's already something that is not related to us, but mostly to libwnck... and his missing class APIs. Now the ubuntu package include some new APIs that I've added through a patch that libwnck are reviewing [15:37] andyrock, logically it would end up at the very end [15:37] which... sucks [15:37] andyrock, logically it would end up at the very end [15:37] which... sucks [15:37] Trevinho, you rock :) [15:38] No... I don't.. :P [15:38] Did you see that I also patched libSDL as you requested in their bugzilla? [15:38] DBO, we could add the app icon after the last app icon... [15:38] Trevinho, no [15:38] awesome! [15:39] Patch is in their bugzilla both for libSDL-1.2 and libSDL-1.3 [15:39] andyrock, that would be confusing and random [15:39] however the ubuntu package is including it now [15:39] so pygame apps are now working fine with BAMF :P [15:39] YES! [15:39] Trevinho, DBO is booking :P [15:39] andyrock, if you can mix all icons together, logically they are all "the same thing" [15:39] *ed [15:39] andyrock, therefor, when a new one opens [15:40] you only have 2 logical spots [15:40] top or bottom [15:40] top sucks because it causes too much motion [15:40] so bottom! [15:40] andyrock: now that I've found him, I won't leave this precious guy to you only! :D [15:40] Trevinho, i hate you :) [15:41] andyrock: Me too... :P [15:41] ops... you too! :D [15:41] however... Despite on what you say... I know that your heart totally loves me! [15:42] Trevinho, i miss you :( <3 [15:45] DBO: for the WM_CLASS thing, however... I was thinking that if some windows shares the tuple (or triple) (wm_class_name, wm_class_resource, desktop_file) they are *always* belonging to the same app [15:45] so that mix can be used for generating their app_id too... That shouldn't be confusing at all [15:46] yes that's probably true [15:46] of course applications can set bad "wm_class" that could make BAMF to crash, but we could avoid this in two ways [15:46] tracking if that bus name already exist, or just keeping a list of known buses... [15:46] or... Move to gdbus (that I'm planning) [15:47] Trevinho, before you work on moving BAMF to d-bus, would appreciate a chat [15:47] gdbus... [15:47] ok :P [15:47] yes, gdbus :) [15:48] yes, gdbus [15:48] Ah... About this fact... and to libbamf... I was wondering: why don't we move that library to vala when moving to gdbus? It would make the code more easy to maintain... However I don't know if we could keep the API compatibility [15:48] * DBO glares at Trevinho [15:48] no [15:49] Ok... :D [15:49] Any other reason for this? [15:51] DBO ? [15:51] Vala == easier to maintain, WAY harder to debug [15:51] Mh, no that much... [15:51] okay, can I just go "personal bias" here? [15:51] Also because it's just a wrapper library [15:51] also I dont much want to see the entire lib re-written [15:52] and it's a little more than just a wrapper [15:52] since it does local favorites [15:52] its a wrapper with benefits [15:52] ah, ok... Yes I agree for that... [15:52] however you're the boss... [15:52] -1 for Vala [15:52] njpatel ^^ see what I did there [15:52] DBO, I did, *applauds* [15:53] njpatel: what's the thing I should consider when porting? [15:54] Trevinho, we'll change the way it works on D-Bus to be a bit more leaner, and ditch objects [15:55] Mh, ok === vish is now known as jcastro_away === jcastro_away is now known as vish [16:14] When I start gwibber through the messaging indicator, it won't use appmenu. What package should I report it against? === jono is now known as jcastro2 === jcastro2 is now known as jono [16:15] Daekdroom: I guess gwibber itself [16:16] Trevinho, well, I just tested it and it affects liferea too. [16:16] So it's definitely not gwibber. [16:17] Ok, so it's the indicator menu [16:17] but it doesn't affect thunderbird. [16:19] Well, I'll file it against indicator-messages and a developer will change it if necessary [16:21] It could be possible that something has changed in the api and the projects you tested aren't synced yet.... I've not checked BTW. [16:28] bug 807614 [16:28] Launchpad bug 807614 in indicator-messages (Ubuntu) "Aplications do not use appmenu when launched through messaging indicator" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/807614 === alecu is now known as alecu-lunch === alecu-lunch is now known as alecu === daker is now known as daker_ === yofel_ is now known as yofel === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away