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robert_ancellRAOF, should I have a /usr/lib32/libGL.so.1 link?01:16
RAOFrobert_ancell: There are two answers to this question.  The first is: Do you have ia32-libs installed?  If so, yes - that's where the link comes from.01:18
robert_ancellRAOF, yes, and no link01:18
RAOFThe second is: no; ia32-libs contains an arbitrarily out-of-date mesa snapshot that may or may not work with the rest.01:18
robert_ancellI have libGL.so link, but not libGL.so.1 link01:18
RAOFBut you've got one in /usr/lib32/mesa, right?L\01:20
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RAOFIf you want 32-bit mesa to work properly then the better thing to do is to enable i386 as a foreign arch and install libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 and libgl1-mesa-dri:i386, of course.01:21
robert_ancellyes01:21
robert_ancellI don't have /usr/lib/libGL or /usr/lib64/libGL though01:22
RAOFHm.  That's a multiarch edge-case.01:24
RAOFYou'll have /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGL.so01:24
RAOFI should read the OpenGL linux ABI doc again and check that we're actually providing the mandated ABI.01:25
robert_ancellRAOF, again there is a /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGL.so, but no libGL.so.101:33
RAOFYeah, and there'll be a /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mesa/libGL.so.101:33
RAOFThe reason we have (had) a /usr/lib/libGL.so symlink was for OpenGL ABI reasons; it's mandated that there's a libGL.so available in that path.01:34
RAOFrobert_ancell: Is this leading towards a specific problem, or are you just browsing the filesystem and being surprised? :)01:35
robert_ancellRAOF, just had a binary that was looking for libGL.so.1 and failing01:35
robert_ancellRAOF, do the new library paths require recompilation?01:36
RAOFThey should not - /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mesa is in the ld.conf.so search path.01:37
RAOFIs this binary doing something strange, like trying to specify the full path to libGL.so.1 and dlopening it?01:38
robert_ancellRAOF, don't know, how would I find out?01:40
RAOFstrace -e file, I guess.01:40
robert_ancellstrace doesn't show it loading the library paths01:43
RAOFAs in files from /etc/ld.so.conf.d, or it doesn't show it trying to open libGL.so.?01:46
RAOFrobert_ancell: ^^?  Feel like pastebinning the output if you don't want to dig through it yourself?01:55
robert_ancellhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/641605/01:57
RAOFrobert_ancell: Hm.  Yeah, that actually looks right.  Nothing tells ld-linux.so to search in /usr/lib32/mesa.  I wonder how this worked in the past…02:04
robert_ancellRAOF, it didn't? :)02:04
RAOFThat's quite possible :)02:05
RAOFAh, no.  We handled that in the GL.conf alternative.02:11
RAOFSo it did work.02:11
RAOFI'd like to think that I can ignore this and that libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 will just work for everyone.02:12
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pittiGood morning04:27
RAOFGood morning!04:34
pittihey RAOF, how are you?04:35
RAOFpitti: Pretty good, thanks!  Yourself?04:35
TheMusoMorning pitti.04:35
pittiRAOF: pretty nice, thanks04:36
pittihey TheMuso04:36
pittirobert_ancell: hey Robert, how are you?05:18
robert_ancellpitti, hello05:18
pittirobert_ancell: had a nice weekend?05:18
robert_ancellpitti, sure did05:18
pittirobert_ancell: I'm unsure what to do with bug 80655905:20
ubot2Launchpad bug 806559 in lightdm "debconf prompt about DM to use during natty->oneiric" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80655905:20
pittiif /etc/X11/default-display-manager was an alternative, we could easily achieve that without much hackery05:20
robert_ancellpitti, how hard would it be to make it an alternative?05:21
robert_ancellI was surprised it wasn't already05:21
pittiso I guess the basic question is what we expect on an upgrade from natty to oneiric or lucid to p05:21
robert_ancellI think we have to switch users to lightdm without asking05:21
pittiand I think it ought to switch to lightdm05:21
robert_ancellwe could set /etc/X11/default-display-manager on the image, and lower the priority05:22
pittirobert_ancell: you'd need to change all *dm packages in the archive accordingly05:22
robert_ancellyeah05:22
pittirobert_ancell: there is no priority, it's a config file; not a conffile, no alternative05:22
robert_ancellis there any guidelines for priority levels with debconf?05:22
pittiand unless Debian agrees and wants to do that as well, I think we shouldn't keep this rather large delta forever05:22
pittirobert_ancell: oh, the debconf priority, yes05:22
pittirobert_ancell: yes, there is; settings which have a reasonable default -> medium; settings which don't -> high05:23
robert_ancellThe system can't really guess what dm you want if you have two installed...05:23
pittii. e. the mysql server password question is an excellent example of "high"05:23
robert_ancellcan we uninstall gdm on upgrades?05:23
robert_ancellI guess that might be dangerous05:23
pittiwe shouldn't, I think05:24
pittirobert_ancell: we can if lightdm would conflicts:/replaces: gdm05:24
pittibut then you can't install them side by side any more05:24
pittithere can be an update-manager quirk, of course05:24
robert_ancellit seems like debconf is asking a reasonable question - you've installed two display managers, which means your playing around with low level stuff, so I better prompt you as to which one you want to run05:24
pittithen you'd only get the question when you use apt-get05:24
pittibut as a user I don't care much -- I don't know what gdm or lightdm is, or which one I want05:25
robert_ancellfrom a standard upgraders point of view, gdm is obsolete, so it should be removed.  And if there's only one DM installed then debconf doesn't have to prompt you05:25
robert_ancellbut it will fail spectacularly if you uninstall gdm while in a session05:25
robert_ancell(when you logout)05:26
robert_ancellI see the tricky question...05:26
pittiright05:26
robert_ancellthere's no debconf overrides system where we could answer the question for the user?05:27
pittiyou can poke stuff into the debconf db, yes05:28
pittibut /var/lib/dpkg/info/lightdm.config unconditionally dh_input's the question in all cases05:29
pittirobert_ancell: hm, perhaps update-manager sets something that tells /var/lib/dpkg/info/lightdm.config that this is an upgrade to oneiric?05:30
robert_ancelloh, I didn't even notice that was in the packaging - I'd just copied it from another display manager05:31
robert_ancellyeah, I guess we just need to make it not ask on upgrade05:31
robert_ancellthere must be something set...05:32
pittirobert_ancell: I followed up to the bug05:32
pittilet's see what mvo says when he wakes up05:32
pittibut I think the "skip db_input during dist-upgrade" is both the safest and also the most policy compliant solution05:33
robert_ancellTheMuso, what is the correct keyboard shortcut to the indicators?05:40
pittiF10 works05:46
pittifor the menus and indicators (it's just one big menu)05:46
robert_ancellTheMuso, thanks05:49
rodrigo_morning07:52
pittihey rodrigo_, how are you?07:57
rodrigo_hi pitti, I'm fine and you, had a good weekend?07:57
pittirodrigo_: indeed I had; went back to Dresden to visit family and friends, was nice07:57
pittirodrigo_: how was your's?07:57
rodrigo_fine, partying in pamplona for san fermin (festival of the running of the bulls) :)07:58
pittibonjour seb12808:18
seb128hey08:18
seb128pitti, hello, how are you?08:19
pittiI'm great, thanks! how about you?08:19
seb128I'm fine thanks08:20
seb128blue sky outside, coffee on my desk, ready to start the week08:21
rodrigo_bonjour seb12808:23
seb128hey rodrigo_08:23
desrtgood morning pitti, seb, ridrigo08:32
pittihey desrt08:33
desrtronoc: hey.  good morning.08:34
rodrigo_hi desrt08:34
ronochey desrt08:35
desrtronoc: what distro are you running?08:35
ronocdesrt, oneiric ?08:35
* desrt is wondering if the time is right to start targetting PPA uploads for oneric08:35
ronocah08:35
ronocyeah it seems fine08:35
desrtcheers08:35
ronocalthough about to update now08:35
* desrt debootstraps himself an oneric08:35
ronochaven't for a few days08:35
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone08:36
seb128hey desrt08:37
desrtchrisccoulson: hey08:37
seb128hey chrisccoulson, how are you?08:37
chrisccoulsonhi desrt and seb128, how are you?08:37
desrtchrisccoulson: i'm feeling inquisitive08:37
desrtah.  debootstrap --variant=buildd08:42
desrtlovely.08:42
rodrigo_hey pitti, about  https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/jockey/fix-787694/+merge/67355 , are you going to do a new tarball release/package with the patch?08:49
pittirodrigo_: can do, but it doesn't work ATM (see my merge comment)08:49
pittidoes this need to wait for a new g-c-c release?08:49
rodrigo_yes, but it's already in oneiric08:49
pittihmm; /me dist-upgrades08:50
desrthm.  oneric is sufficiently hosed that debootstrap won't touch it :p08:50
pittiI updated /usr/share/applications/jockey-gtk.desktop according to your patch08:50
pittidesrt: bug 807974 :(08:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 807974 in eglibc "debootstrap fails to install libc6 installing oneiric from natty" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80797408:50
rodrigo_pitti, you need g-c-c 1:3.1.3-0ubuntu4, do you have that one?08:50
pittirodrigo_: I do08:51
rodrigo_hmm08:51
rodrigo_pitti, any warning from g-c-c if you run it on a terminal?08:51
pittilots for gtk_widget_size_allocate()08:51
pittinothing else08:52
desrtpitti: yup.  that's the one.08:52
desrtpitti: maverick will do for now :)08:52
pittirodrigo_: so it doesn't need a C stub after all, a tag in the .desktop file is enough to make it appear in control-center?08:52
rodrigo_pitti, yes, much simpler than my 1st attempt08:53
rodrigo_pitti, I just had to patch g-c-c shell to spawn the command line if the panel instantiation fails08:53
pittirodrigo_: do I need to restart the session after the .desktop patch?08:54
rodrigo_pitti, can you pastebin /usr/share/applications/jockey-gtk.desktop ?08:54
pitti(I didn't do that)08:54
pittihttp://paste.ubuntu.com/641734/08:54
rodrigo_pitti, no, the new g-c-c should just run fine08:54
pittiargh, silly me08:55
pitti_Name08:55
rodrigo_pitti, yeah, and _Comment08:55
* pitti patches it properly this time08:55
pittiyay08:56
pittirodrigo_: works now; sorry for the hiccup!08:56
rodrigo_pitti, oh good to know then, I was starting to worry :)08:56
pittirodrigo_: that's cool! so we just need patches like these for software-properties and friends08:56
rodrigo_pitti, already sent them08:56
rodrigo_the u1 one is approved, just needs confirmation that it doesn't break natty, as they support that on the same source branch08:57
seb128chrisccoulson, happy piloting btw ;-)09:03
* desrt always wonders why devscripts pulls in postfix09:04
chrisccoulsonseb128, oh, piloting09:05
chrisccoulsoni nearly forgot ;)09:05
chrisccoulsonso busy already :/09:05
desrtchrisccoulson: learning to fly?09:05
pittihey chrisccoulson, how are you?09:05
chrisccoulsondesrt, lol ;)09:05
chrisccoulsonhi pitti - i'm good thanks, how are you?09:05
seb128desrt, because you need a mailer to send bugs to debian ;-)09:09
desrtit makes so much sense!09:09
seb128welcome to debian :p09:09
desrtapt needs a --no-stupid flag09:09
seb128heh, don't instult mvo this way!09:10
desrtit's not his fault.  it's who made these packages :)09:10
desrt(unless it was him)09:11
mvonot me!09:11
* seb128 hugs mvo09:11
* mvo blames someone else09:11
* mvo hugs seb12809:11
seb128mvo, great work on update-manager to gtk3 and gsettings09:11
desrtmvo: so we were just talking about how you should add a small database of 'stupid' things to apt09:11
desrtlike how installing devscripts gives you a mailserver09:12
desrtand then add a --no-stupid option to override the information in the packages09:12
desrtand turn it on by default09:12
mvoor we could fix the package …09:14
* mvo looks at devscripts09:14
seb128;-)09:14
desrti didn't know debian worked that way :)09:14
mvohahaha09:14
seb128mvo, did you just drop support for proxy in update-manager?09:14
mvoits bsd-mailx actually that pulls it in09:14
seb128mvo, I was looking at the update diff by curiosity and you commented the gconf code and added nothing I can see instead09:15
mvoseb128: I killed the gconf code yes. in softare-center we also no longer look at the proxy, as I understand it users are supposed to set the system wide proxy these days09:15
mvothere is even a bugreport, hold on a sec09:16
seb128mvo, ok, it's a bit weird since you commented the code rather than dropping it and you still have the if proxy:... code09:16
seb128mvo, so I was wondering if you forgot to copy back a gsettings variant of the read key09:16
seb128mvo, don't bother, I was just checking there was no overlook there ;-)09:16
seb128mvo, still great work, didn't get any issue with the gtk3 version09:17
mvobug #62882309:17
ubot2Launchpad bug 628823 in software-center "password request for proxy access everytime the install button is clicked" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62882309:17
mvoseb128: \o/09:17
desrtseb128: so interesting.  glib2.0 already has a build-dep on gtk-doc-tools09:17
mvoseb128: I fixed two small issues today but overall it seems to be pretty good09:17
desrtseb128: quite fine for me, of course... but it's a bit of a heavy dep to pull in if you're actually not using it09:18
mvodesrt: you could install devscripts with --no-install-recommends or "apt-get install devscripts bsd-mailx-" (the minus will tell it to get rid of the recommends). not exactly user friendly I admit09:19
pittihey mvo, how are you?09:19
seb128desrt, changelog says09:19
seb128  [ Loic Minier ]09:19
seb128  * Build-dep on gtk-doc-tools to prevent a spurious warning from09:19
seb128    gtk-doc.make: "/bin/sh: line 11: test: !=: unary operator expected".09:19
desrtmvo: i didn't know about the - syntax09:19
desrtseb128: sounds like something that we should have fixed upstream09:19
mvopitti: good, thanks! how are you?09:19
pittimvo: gut, danke!09:19
desrtseb128: oh wait.  you're autoreconfing.09:19
seb128desrt, right09:20
desrtsigh.09:20
mvodesrt: you can do "apt-get install foo-" and it will actually remove it. handy in situations when you want to do complex operations on the commandline (and confusing at the same time)09:20
desrtokay.  fair enough :)09:20
desrtmvo: this is very very cool09:20
rodrigo_mvo, do you review software-properties branches? if so, can you please have a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/software-properties/fix-787694/+merge/67354 ?09:22
mvorodrigo_: sure, thanks. I have a look09:22
mvoseb128: the cool thing is that the release upgrader is also gtk3 now (as a additional frontend)09:23
seb128mvo, \o/09:23
desrtdbus insists on talking to upstart.09:24
desrtupstart, of course, is not running in a chroot09:24
mvoisn't there a chroot mode for it in natty?09:25
AfCmvo: [huh, I thought it was -foo and had wondered why it didn't work]09:25
seb128mvo, so what do you move to gtk3 next? ;-)09:25
seb128mvo, you still have update-notified, sessioninstall and gnome-codec-install on the deprecated list ;-)09:26
seb128oh and apturl09:26
mvoseb128: meeeeh, you are never happy, right ;)09:27
seb128lol09:27
* seb128 hugs mvo09:27
seb128mvo, I'm happy but you need to keep me happy :p09:27
mvorodrigo_: I think the nodisplay=true needs to go, but if that is gone, I guess the onlyshowin is no longer needed? or let me rephrase, why did you add the OnlyShowIn ?09:30
mvoseb128: hm, I wonder if we actually need the codeinstaller anymore with the sessioninstaller. it provides a codec search feature09:31
seb128mvo, I'm all for dropping code where we can ;-)09:31
seb128urg https://launchpadlibrarian.net/74830045/image10.png09:32
seb128jibel, do you get the issue on real hardware with unity3d?09:34
seb128jibel, did you try clicking on the add button? it works there on an alpha2 usb key09:37
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jibelseb128, I'll try later today when I have hw available.09:48
seb128jibel, ok09:48
seb128jibel, btw I just commented on the session dialog bug, do you ever get that dialog by normal use?09:49
jibelseb128, not by default, but when 'When power button is pressed' is set to 'Ask me' on the power config applet.09:52
jibeland the user then presses the power button of course09:52
seb128ok09:52
seb128that's probably not new, that dialog didn't change for years09:52
seb128seems rather a low priority one since it only affects a non default config in some cases on some limited hardware09:53
jibelseb128, are we talking about the same bug, which bug are you referring to ?09:54
seb128bug #80750309:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 807503 in gnome-session "Shutdown dialog is unnecessary tall and doesn't fit on netbook's resolution" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80750309:54
jibelok09:55
jibelseb128, that's a regression, in Natty the buttons are packed correctly without extra space09:56
seb128oh ok, I see what you mean now09:57
seb128seems like a gtk3 side effect09:57
seb128the description was not clear about that, sorry I should have tried09:57
seb128jibel, sorry for the noise09:58
jibelseb128, no problem. I should have make it clear09:59
seb128well the screenshot is clear09:59
seb128I just stopped to the bug description which implied calling gnome-session from a command line09:59
seb128which made me go "not something any normal user would do"09:59
seb128but I forgot about the power button ;-)10:00
jibelseb128, btw the default behavior of the power button changed in oneiric (bug 806855), is that intentional ?10:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 806855 in gnome-settings-daemon "Default setting for 'Power button pressed' in Power applet set to 'Suspend'" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80685510:05
seb128jibel, likely intentional for GNOME, not sure what is our position on that and who should decide10:06
jibelok10:06
seb128i.e design or desktop or...10:06
seb128but I think "ask" would be a better default10:06
pittiI agree10:10
pittialso, it still brings up the dialog for me, is that in gconf/gsettings somewhere?10:10
pittiorg.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power button-power 'interactive'10:11
pittithis one?10:11
seb128yes10:11
pittiah, indeed10:11
pittino idea how it got set manually here, though10:12
seb128you maybe played with the control center options?10:12
seb128there is an ui for it10:12
pittimaybe10:12
pitti"suspend" is an exceptionally bad default IMHO10:12
pittithere's the lid for that already10:13
pittimind if I set that back to "interactive"?10:13
seb128pitti, please do it10:14
* desrt wastes another hour chasing down a gtk-doc regression10:15
desrtkamstrup: can you please make it so that i never have to use gtk-doc again? :)10:16
desrt(or at least so that it's not so perversely tied into the build system...)10:17
Sweetsha1kpitti: libreoffice and libreoffice-l10n 1:3.3.3-1ubuntu1 from the libreoffice ppa are ready for SRU'ing IMHO.10:20
jibelseb128, bug 800561 same problem with oneiric-desktop-amd64 20110705.1 on real hw booted from usb stick.10:20
ubot2Launchpad bug 800561 in gnome-control-center "No way to add other keymap than english on Live CD" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80056110:20
Sweetsha1kpitti: SRU rationale is a bit tricky as this is not a single issue fix but a stable release update ...10:21
jibeltons of english layouts and add/remove buttons are disabled10:21
seb128jibel, ok, dunno then, here with an alpha2 iso on an usb stick I get the add button working and it lists all keymap as it should10:21
seb128jibel, and i've only 2 layouts, french and english but I think that's because the key is a persistant one and I boot with french before10:22
jibeloh, let me try on another system.10:22
seb128jibel, did you try to click on the add button? it's not very clear it's active but it works here10:22
jibelseb128, I did try hard to click on it, and it does nothing.10:23
seb128ok10:23
seb128I will try to write a new stick just to check10:24
seb128using i386 there is that makes a difference10:24
pittiSweetsha1k: does that need this other package fix which is required as a build dep? (I forgot which)10:24
jibelseb128, I tried on US hardware, I'm now trying on a french laptop, just in case.10:25
Sweetsha1kpitti: the GNU make fix? no.10:25
pittiSweetsha1k: no, there was something else10:26
* pitti digs up IRC logs10:26
pitti2011-07-05 10:43:43     Sweetshark      As I feared the 3.3.3-4ubuntu1 build now breaks because of the jh_depen10:26
pittids bug. I slept a night over it and it seems on first sight like none of the fixes introduced with debian revis10:27
pittiions 2,3,4 are critical for us, so we might just SRU 1ubuntu1 for now. Reverting part of the changes again to g10:27
pittiet rid of the dep seems errorprone to me.10:27
Sweetsha1kah, that one10:27
pittiSweetsha1k: is that https://launchpad.net/~bjoern-michaelsen/+archive/libreoffice-nattytest2/+sourcepub/1789243/+listing-archive-extra ?10:28
Sweetsha1kno, we dont have that. I stuck to 3.3.3-1 and did not update to the 3.3.3-4 debian revision because of that.10:28
jibelseb128, no luck, same problem.10:28
Laneyhave you put tomboy back into the seeds yet?10:28
Sweetsha1kpitti: so it should not be a problem.10:29
pittiSweetsha1k: ah, ok10:29
Sweetsha1kpitti: no, this one https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1797197/+listing-archive-extra10:29
Sweetsha1k(in the libreoffice team PPA, not in my personal 'and it will kill your kitten'-ppa10:30
pittiSweetsha1k: so bug 709778 is the only bug ref, we'll use that for SRU verification?10:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 709778 in df-libreoffice "Libreoffice base form design doesn't show toolbars, can't show them" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70977810:30
Sweetsha1kpitti: well, making base halfway usable is a valid reason I guess.10:31
pittiyes10:31
pittiSweetsha1k: ok, thanks! will sponsor after lunch10:32
Sweetsha1kpitti: shall I still write the SRU rationale rara? Or is that obviuous enough?10:32
kamstrupdesrt: ooohhh, I'd like that :-)10:33
kamstrupdesrt: check out lp:giraffe if you haven't already :-)10:33
desrtkamstrup: i have.  that's why i mention it. :)10:34
kamstrupdesrt: it's a start, it just needs GIR10:34
kamstrupdesrt: ah, nice :-)10:34
desrti've spent too much time in my life trying to debug weird regressions introduced by "fixes" to gtk-doc10:34
kamstrupdesrt: it bears the mark of some rushed work, but I think with some dedication one could make it pretty sweet without too much work10:35
desrti'd be quite happy to see it ripped out of the glib build system entirely10:35
kamstrupdesrt: uhhh... i've been there too10:35
desrtthe nice thing about gtk-doc is devhelp integration and the fact that the finished product is quite good10:36
kamstrupindeed10:36
desrti guess you have this too10:36
kamstrupI took a quick look at devhelp integration for giraffe, and it doesn't look to hard, but as everything else it's just another item on the todo :-)10:37
seb128Laney, you will have to fight pitti on this one, ENOCDSPACE10:37
seb128Laney, joke aside I meant to bring it at the meeting tomorrow10:37
desrtcurrent gtk-doc introduces a build dependency on glib for any packages using gtk-doc10:38
desrtsounds quite reasonable until you remember that glib itself uses gtk-doc :(10:38
seb128Laney, but we still have CD issues so we will need to get those solve one way or another and I'm not sure pitti will let things to the CD until we sort those10:38
seb128jibel, hum ok10:38
seb128jibel, ok, I can confirm the bug on a kvm boot now, the "add" button doesn't work because the number of layouts in the list is already over the number of layout you should be able to configure10:43
seb128jibel, if you delete all the other ones you can add something10:43
seb128jibel, the issue also doesn't happen when you select "try ubuntu" on the text mode menu10:44
jibelseb128, that explain why it's enabled again after resetting to defaults10:44
seb128which is how I was trying10:44
seb128just figure that your "try ubuntu" is the 2 icons thing when you let it start10:45
seb128which leads to the issue10:45
jibelseb128, I selected 'try ubuntu'10:45
seb128jibel, well I do as well but in the text menu10:45
seb128i.e pressing a key before it boots10:45
seb128selecting a language10:45
seb128and doing try ubuntu10:45
seb128but I can confirm the issue now by using the graphical try ubuntu10:45
seb128seems like somewhat an ubiquity issue but I will check that after lunch, food is ready10:46
jibelbon appétit10:46
seb128'ci10:46
seb128jibel, bon app également ;-)10:47
jibelmerci10:47
Laneywe'll win the space from the mono 2.0 packages soon enough10:49
Laneyhopefully we can then swap those for tomboy, given that the work you asked for is now done10:49
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pittiLaney: hm, I thought that the new tomboy dropped all those old libs?11:27
seb128pitti, it did11:27
seb128pitti, well, define old libs11:27
pittiah, need to apt-get update on the current daily11:27
pittiit hasn't built since a211:27
seb128pitti, it dropped all the libgnome, libgnomeui, etc11:28
pittioh, indeed! nice job11:28
pittinow it just pulls in tomboy itself, and appindicator/gmime-cil11:28
pitti567 kB11:28
seb128"nice", they did a copy of the bindings in source ;-) but yeah, better than nothing11:28
pittiah, so it still actually uses the old glade etc. bits?11:29
seb128glade dunno but gconf yes11:29
seb128some libgnomeui bits as well iirc11:29
seb128well that will do for now, not their fault if the mono bindings are always years late11:30
chrisccoulsonseb128, is there a reason that we unconditionally remove /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/gschemas.compiled during the postrm script for glib?11:30
chrisccoulson(it temporarily removes it during upgrades)11:30
pittiSweetsha1k: can you please build a source with "natty-proposed" target and put it on chinstrap?11:30
pittiseb128: anyway, I guess we can put it back now?11:30
seb128chrisccoulson, no, seems buggy, it will lead to application errors during the time it's not there11:31
seb128pitti, would be nice yes, we should discuss putting pitivi back as well11:31
seb128pitti, though pitivi was an actual decision to drop it, but upstream put a lot of work into it since and cleaned the glade use etc11:31
* pitti would rather keep that out11:31
seb128pitti, so I told them we would re-discuss that discussion11:32
pittibut well, that sounds like a good topic for tomorrow11:32
seb128discussion -> decision11:32
seb128right11:32
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah. i'm upgrading my machine atm, and i have lots of updates. i haven't been able to run any application using gsettings for the last 50 minutes now, as glib was one of the first packages to get unpacked11:33
chrisccoulson(but it hasn't been configured again yet)11:33
chrisccoulsonso we should probably add a check to not remove that on upgrade :)11:34
seb128that could explain some of the "exit on missing gsetting schemas" bugs we receive11:34
seb128good catch11:34
seb128we were wondering how those could happen but that seems an easy enough scenario11:34
seb128we should probably not clean it on upgrade cases11:35
pittiSweetsha1k: you don't need to upload the orig.tar.gz, btw, I can wget that from the PPA11:35
seb128pitti, do you want me to merge gnome-disk-utility on debian?11:35
pittiseb128: hm, we have a delta?11:36
desrtseb128: did didrocks take vacation for rmll?11:36
pittiah, indicators11:36
seb128desrt, conf leaves I guess11:36
desrtthanks11:36
seb128yw11:36
seb128why?11:36
pittiseb128: if you want to, please go ahead; otherwise I'm happy to put it on my list11:36
desrtwanted to get him to do some work for me :)11:36
seb128if the question is "is he supposed to be offline", the answer is "yes"11:36
seb128he said he would read email though11:36
* desrt needs an upload11:36
seb128pitti, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-disk-utility/3.0.0-1ubuntu211:37
desrti fixed the ssh key problems, but the PGP problems remain11:37
seb128pitti, oh, and lpi; so yes we have a diff11:37
seb128pitti, will do it, thanks11:37
desrtand those are quite a lot more difficult to fix11:37
seb128desrt, what pgp problems?11:37
desrtno key -> can't upload to ppa11:37
seb128oh right11:37
pittidoes anyone have some experience with ibus? we need to merge it with Debian for gtk3 support11:37
pittireboot, brb11:38
seb128desrt, drop him an email, he said he connection will not be great at the conf but he will read emails and do work when he's online11:38
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, that's a likely cause for those bugs11:38
desrtseb128: i'll just wait for ted11:38
seb128pitti, not a lot, maybe dpm?11:38
desrthe'll be along soon enough11:38
Laneypitti: by mono 2.0 I mean CLR 2.0 as in the libmono...2.0 packages11:38
chrisccoulsoni'll send a bug to debian in a bit11:38
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks11:38
Laneythe 2.10 transition is to switch from CLR 2.0 to CLR 4.011:38
Sweetsha1kpitti: k, will do.11:38
pittiseb128: I'll take a stab at it then11:39
seb128pitti, thanks11:40
dpmhi seb128, pitti. Unfortunately I don't have much experience with ibus other than having used it a bit. freeflying, perhaps?11:40
seb128pitti, well it's only one revision since we merged so you can probably take that diff and use it on our version11:40
seb128hey dpm, ok11:40
seb128rodrigo_, how is the goa packaging going?11:46
pittiseb128: well, it entails porting the appindicator bits to pygi11:46
seb128pitti, oh, right11:47
pittiwell, let's see how far I get11:47
rodrigo_seb128, a bit stopped since Thu or so, will be back to it later, now that you reminded me :)11:47
seb128rodrigo_, no hurry, let me know if you need review11:48
seb128pitti, ok, check with ted if you think dx should do it or if you need help on it11:48
pittiseb128: ah, as a first step this only enables the GTK 3 IM, but not actually port the applet to gtk311:50
pittiso the actual merge should indeed be easy11:50
seb128pitti, so basically it adds a gir to it?11:51
pittiseb128: no, build a GTK IM extension for GTK311:51
seb128ok11:51
pittiright now, only gtk2 programs have an ibus input method11:51
pittiI'll check out the indicator afterwards11:51
rodrigo_lunch time, bbl12:01
Sweetsha1k  /win 412:02
kiwinotehi! does anyone happen to know anything about bug 804397 ?12:18
ubot2Launchpad bug 804397 in xdg-utils "xdg-open depends on gnome-open, but it's not on the CD" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80439712:18
seb128kiwinote, what about it?12:20
chrisccoulsoni thought it used gvfs-open12:22
seb128it should12:22
kiwinoteseb128: mostly along the lines of is there an equivalent of gnome-open in gnome3 somewhere, or is it something which will stop working12:22
seb128gvfs-open12:22
chrisccoulsonit falls back to gnome-open if gvfs-open is not installed12:23
kiwinotegvfs-open also seems not to be installed by default12:23
seb128we should probably install gvfs-bin by default12:23
chrisccoulsonyeah, makes sense12:24
seb128xdg-utils should Recommends it12:24
seb128will fix that12:24
kiwinotethanks!12:24
seb128yw12:24
seb128thank you for pointed the bug12:24
seb128ed->ing12:25
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i get bug 807282 in bzr too. i wonder if it's actually a zeitgeist bug instead12:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 807282 in software-center "software-center crashed with AttributeError in __getattr__(): 'Symbol' object has no attribute 'MODIFY_EVENT'" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80728212:32
seifchrisccoulson, is it and we are working on it12:33
seifits actually a critical bug12:33
chrisccoulsonseif, awesome, thanks!12:33
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ronocrodrigo_, hey, just noticed user accounts isn't working from control center, any idea when that lands ?13:45
seb128it's working there13:47
ronocseb128, I get 'please make sure accounts service is installed and enabled@13:49
ronoc"13:50
seb128do you have accountsservice installed?13:50
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ronocseb128, nope, considering i'm on a fresh oneiric install I just thought it should be already pulled in as a dependency for control centre13:54
seb128when did you install?13:56
seb128it's a recommends, it should be installed by default13:56
ronocseb128, a few weeks ago. not to worry, installed now13:57
seb128it was probably before accountsservice was promoted then13:57
seb128that has been fixed since ;-)13:57
ronocgrandio13:58
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pittigood night everyone!16:00
mpttremolux, do you know why USC doesn't use the .deb "Installed-Size:" field when displaying its "when installed" size?16:42
stgrabermpt: Installed-Size only gives you how much space the specific .deb will use. What you usually want is how much space the .deb + all the dependencies that aren't installed yet will take.16:47
mptstgraber, sure, so in <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter#Software_item_screen> I said "“{X} to download, {Y} when installed”, where X is the download size including not-yet-installed dependencies, and Y is the installed size including not-yet-installed dependencies". But I don't see any mention of "Installed-Size" in the USC source code. :-)16:49
stgraberI guess you'll indeed need to wait for tremolux to show up :) What I use in WebLive to guess the install size is required_space from python-apt but I can't find any reference to that in the current USC code either :)16:51
mptI found the code (softwarecenter/db/pkginfo_impl/aptcache.py)16:52
stgraberindeed, get_total_size_on_install seems to iterate through all the packages + their dependencies and adds up .installed_size and .size (donwload size)16:55
stgraberreturning both download size and install size16:55
mptso, that's not quite right then16:58
mptif it should be counting only those dependencies that aren't already installed16:58
mpt(or queued for installation)16:58
mptoh, no, it's right: "if not pkg_downloaded(pkg) and not pkg.package.installed:"16:59
danyRkenvandine: hi, I'm trying to give gwibber trunk a go, but it's currently throwing me a compiling error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/642031/17:00
tremoluxmpt: hey, are you seeing something broken with it?17:01
kenvandinedanyR, you need libdee from my ppa17:04
kenvandineppa:ken-vandine/gwibber17:04
danyRkenvandine: grabbing it, thanks :)17:04
mpttremolux, I'm not sure. For example, when I have xfonts-utils installed, USC says "Total size: 528 kB on disk" but apt-cache says "Installed-Size: 516"17:05
kenvandinedanyR, np17:05
mpttremolux, maybe it's one in kilobytes and the other in kibibytes or something :-)17:05
tremoluxmpt: heh17:05
mptAnd I'm having trouble finding a package that both (a) isn't installed and (b) doesn't have any dependencies17:06
mpttremolux, I'm just responding to bug 79201017:08
ubot2Launchpad bug 792010 in software-center "Software-center not documented" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79201017:08
tremoluxmpt: ahh17:09
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danyRkenvandine: .../gwibber/libgwibber/.libs/libgwibber.so: undefined reference to `dee_filter_free' ?17:17
kenvandinedanyR, grumble... delete your checkout of trunk and branch again17:18
kenvandinesomething isn't getting cleaned right, and i haven't figured out what17:18
kenvandineonly happens when you build against the wrong libdee17:18
RoAkSoAxhi guys17:19
RoAkSoAxI have just upgraded to the latest updates in oneiric17:19
RoAkSoAxand have lost usage of keyboard/mouse17:19
RoAkSoAxUnity is by default, however, I was wondering how can I tell lightdm to login using unity2d or even the regular desktop17:20
RoAkSoAxso that I can test if it is compiz related or not17:20
micahgRoAkSoAx: you don't have a selector at the bottom like in gdm after you click a user?17:21
RoAkSoAxmicahg: no keyboard/mouse oworking as specified above17:22
RoAkSoAxso I cant select anything17:22
micahgah, sorry, missed the other comments :)17:22
RoAkSoAxI have to ssh in, changed lightdm.conf and set autologin but need to figure out how to change from unity to gnome or something17:22
RoAkSoAxto see if it is compiz or not17:23
micahgRoAkSoAx: check out /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf17:23
mterrykenvandine, your indicator-power MIR lacks punch!17:24
kenvandinehehe17:24
kenvandinethere isn't much to it :)17:24
kenvandinedanyR, any luck?17:27
danyRkenvandine:  working now. loving it, can't wait for the final outcome. I wasn't actuallly aware that one could make modern and good looking apps in gtk ;)17:27
danyRgotta run now, thanks for the help :)17:27
kenvandinedanyR,  hehe17:28
kenvandinehave you noticed the animation between changing streams?17:28
* kenvandine loves that17:28
kenvandinedamn, missed him :)17:28
chrisccoulsonkenvandine, how do i get indicator-power to load?17:51
seb128chrisccoulson, system indicators should autoload17:52
seb128chrisccoulson, restart the unity-panel-service?17:52
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i restarted unity-panel-service, and it didn't appear to load17:52
seb128kenvandine, hey, how are you? is you daughter better?17:52
seb128cyphermox, hey, those evo merge requests, do you want to get reviews still?17:53
davmor2chrisccoulson: First sacrifice a goat to the god of indicators then prey to the god of power,  tweak the idol on the top shelf 2.5 dregrees anitclockwise and then power up your machine with your fingers crossed ;)17:53
cyphermoxseb128: ah, yes17:53
cyphermoxthose are evo, I can't upload that myself anyway :)17:53
seb128cyphermox, you have upload rights so you should be able to just upload17:53
chrisccoulsonseb128, oh, hang on17:53
chrisccoulsonunity-panel-service is crashing continuously ;)17:53
seb128cyphermox, you have been added to ubuntu-desktop during the rally17:54
cyphermoxseb128: ah, I checked and I could have sworn I saw evo in core, not desktop17:54
seb128should not17:54
cyphermoxat least e-d-s is17:54
seb128it should not17:55
cyphermoxalright, I'll ask cjwatson or someone to fix this then17:55
seb128thanks17:55
cyphermoxcjwatson: ^^ could you please update the ubuntu-desktop package set to include evolution-data-server, it seems to be missing (but goes with evolution in being maintained by the desktop team)17:56
chrisccoulsonseb128, oh, indicator-application is crashing unity-panel-service (i probably haven't restarted it since i upgraded earlier) :/17:57
cyphermoxseb128: rodrigo_: any news about gnome-online-accounts?17:57
seb128chrisccoulson, restart the service?17:58
micahgcyphermox: e-d-s is in core because indicator-datetime (and maybe others) in core need it17:58
seb128jibel, still there? do you know a bug to duplicate bug #808890 from?17:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 808890 in gdm "when X starts up neither keyboard nor touchpad is working" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80889017:58
seb128indicators should be in desktop as well17:58
chrisccoulsonseb128, no dice. it still crashes immediately with this trace: http://paste.ubuntu.com/642057/17:59
seb128"Ubuntu Desktop Q&A" starting in #ubuntu-classroom17:59
seb128if somebody from desktop wants to join me ;-)17:59
kenvandineseb128, yeah... she's better18:00
kenvandineseb128, i'll be back in like 10m18:00
seb128kenvandine, great18:01
seb128chrisccoulson, kenvandine: want to join #ubuntu-classroom? ;-)18:01
seb128desktop q&a for udw, I might dispatch a few desktop question :p18:02
chrisccoulsonseb128, i have to disappear for 10 minutes or so to bath my daughter :(18:02
seb128chrisccoulson, that's ok, just join the channel so I can point names :p18:03
seb128just to say we have a few desktopers around18:03
cyphermoxseb128: I'm in the room too18:13
kenvandineseb128, sorry... i ran to make a sandwich, was starved :)18:18
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jibelseb128, bug 80730618:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 807306 in udev "[oneiric] Keyboard & mouse not working in X" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80730618:58
kenvandinewell crap, not bug 807306 is affecting my laptop19:08
ubot2Launchpad bug 807306 in udev "[oneiric] Keyboard & mouse not working in X" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80730619:08
kenvandinereally inconvenient considering i have no usb keyboard for it :(19:09
seb128do you confirm the run dir permission thing?19:11
seb128it might be worth checking with pitti tomorrow19:11
kenvandinei do get that19:11
kenvandinebut that isn't new19:11
* kenvandine needs to go find another keyboard19:12
kenvandinebrb19:12
kenvandinegrrr... now it is falling back to unity-2d19:31
kenvandinesurely that can't be related19:31
Sarvattkenvandine: does adding udevadm trigger --subsystem-match=input --action=change to /etc/rc.local work around it?19:32
kenvandineSarvatt,  i can try19:32
kenvandineSarvatt, nope19:36
kenvandineSarvatt, and i don't see anything in the latest update to make it fallback to software rendering :/19:37
kenvandineand even with plugging in a usb keyboard and mouse, the built-in keyboard and pointer on the laptop still don't work19:38
seb128did you upgrade anything before the issue started?19:39
kenvandineyeah19:39
kenvandinelooking at the list now19:39
seb128what?19:39
seb128ok19:39
Sarvattwasnt there a bug in early oneiric where people had to manually delete /run to get keyboard/mouse to work?19:41
kenvandinehttp://paste.ubuntu.com/642124/19:42
kenvandinei wasn't that far out of date, last upgrade was saturday19:42
kenvandinethere was a kernel update19:42
kenvandinebut i tried booting the older kernel, same thing19:42
kenvandineunless rebuilding the initrd caused problems19:42
mdeslaurI'm hitting the issue with a oneiric vm that I created before lunch that I now dist-upgrade. I am trying to reproduce it with my pre-lunch VM by dist-upgrading it again...19:43
kenvandinei had hit this on a physical desktop box last week19:44
kenvandinebut my laptop was fine19:44
kenvandineweird that my laptop suddently got hit with it :/19:44
cjwatsoncyphermox: done (but in future mail is better)19:59
cyphermoxcjwatson: ah, thanks20:02
cyphermoxand mail to?20:02
cjwatsoncjwatson@u.c20:04
cyphermoxcjwatson: ok thanks, just wanted to make sure20:04
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Davieybah. not having fun with oneiric this week.20:23
seb128chrisccoulson, how is your piloting going? ;-)20:29
chrisccoulsonseb128, slow ;)20:29
chrisccoulsoni'm trying to get other stuff done too ;)20:29
seb128;-)20:29
seb128chrisccoulson, I can see you try to sneak away!20:31
chrisccoulsonlol20:31
seb128chrisccoulson, ok, so I've a few for you20:35
seb128https://launchpad.net/bugs/607357 (lucid SRU)20:35
ubot2Ubuntu bug 607357 in gnome-control-center "cannot cope with incorrect current password under LDAP backend" [Low,Triaged]20:35
seb128https://launchpad.net/bugs/744929 (natty sru)20:35
ubot2Ubuntu bug 744929 in gnome-keyring "After auto-login, prompted to unlock keyring multiple times" [Medium,Fix released]20:35
seb128https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/ubuntu/oneiric/gnome-settings-daemon/keyboard-layout-switch-scrolling/+merge/6665620:35
seb128 20:36
seb128chrisccoulson, if you do those I will be quiet about you not doing you sponsoring hours :p20:36
chrisccoulsonheh ;)20:37
seb128there are also a few other desktopish ones, gpm, gvfs on the list20:37
chrisccoulsoni was going to ask about the g-s-d one. are we getting a proper keyboard indicator this cycle, or sticking with that patch?20:37
kenvandineDaviey, how so?20:38
seb128it's worth checking with ted but it might be worth getting the patch in20:38
seb128should be pretty trivial20:38
kenvandineDaviey, me either atm, damn keyboard/mouse bug :/20:38
Sarvattkenvandine: tried sudo mv /run{,.bak} by any chance? i'm seeing lots of bugs where just having /run exist breaks udev and we dont have the initramfs-tools/sysvinit to support /run yet but base-files is creating it..20:40
kenvandineSarvatt, i can try that too20:41
seb128cyphermox, great, your uploads worked ;-)20:43
cyphermoxyup, just waiting for the build to finish to upload evolution20:43
cyphermoxthen at least indicator-datetime will need just a rebuild20:43
seb128kenvandine, tedg: is that known that the indicator-messages doesn't indicate running applications on oneiric?20:43
kenvandineSarvatt, oh interesting, that did work!20:44
kenvandineSarvatt, and i get unity-3d again too20:44
seb128cyphermox, no need to wait, if you updated the build-depends it will depwait and start when those are available20:44
kenvandineseb128, i think that might be a theme thing20:44
cyphermoxright, there's that20:44
seb128cyphermox, it will be better because chances are the first archive admin to be around to NEW e-d-s after the build with be pitti early tomorrow20:45
kenvandinetedg, do you know?20:45
seb128cyphermox, by which time you might be off20:45
cyphermoxseb128: ok20:45
cyphermoxyes, I usually would be off, that ends up being ~1am my time20:45
kenvandineSarvatt, i'll comment on that bug20:45
Sarvattkenvandine: i just refreshed it and looks like bryce already pointed it out20:45
kenvandineah20:46
seb128cyphermox, so better to have evo queue so it built when pitti or some other archive admin new eds20:46
kenvandineok :)20:46
cyphermoxseb128: yes, doing it now20:46
tedgkenvandine, seb128, I think it's part of the GTK3 port, messed up the custom drawing.20:46
seb128kenvandine, somebody said that the indicators are working fine in the sound indicator20:46
tedgkenvandine, seb128, I haven't looked into it yet.20:46
seb128indicators being >20:46
seb128which dismissed the theme thesis20:46
kenvandineseb128, indeed, you are right20:47
kenvandinetedg, but libindicate-gtk didn't provide that...20:47
seb128btw bug #807614 as well20:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 807614 in appmenu-gtk "Aplications do not use appmenu when launched through messaging indicator" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80761420:48
tedgkenvandine, No, it's in the libmessages.so20:48
seb128you get the issue as well when running a command with unity20:48
tedgkenvandine, It's a custom menu item.20:48
cyphermoxgah, having some issues uploading the evolution tarball atm21:01
seb128scp the diff.gz dsc changes to the dc and ssh there to wget the tarball and upload ;-)21:02
seb128that's what I do usually for non trivial tarballs21:02
seb128kenvandine, btw you should probably file a mir for clutter-gst so we are ready when something want to use it21:03
cyphermoxseb128: yeah, just curious why it doesn't work, that's annoying because it should ;)21:03
micahgseb128: so, did you decide to demote cheese?21:04
seb128micahg, I want to mention it to the desktop meeting tomorrow21:05
seb128micahg, but basically I want it demoted now and whatever needs libcheese will need to mir the build-depends properly21:05
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seb128so at least we can get the new version to build and people to take action on filing the mirs if they need it21:06
micahgk21:06
seb128micahg, btw do you have any opinion on webkit (webkitgtk) stable against instable serie?21:06
seb128there is a 1.5 serie but I'm not sure if 1.6 will be there for oneiric nor if it's a good idea to track unstable webkit versions21:07
micahgseb128: I'd prefer to stay on stable series, makes security support easier (which should start very soon :)))21:07
seb128is that the sort of lib where we want to be as uptodate as possible or rather to be on a stable serie,21:07
seb128?21:07
seifhey guys21:08
seb128so they do security updates on stable series? I was not sure if that was a firefox like story, i.e them caring only about current versions and the number of fixes etc being hard to backport21:08
seb128hi seif21:08
micahgseb128: yes, but they seem to have abandoned the 1.2.x series, I need to have some conversations with Debian and upstream about that21:08
micahg1.4.x is API, but not ABI compatible with 1.2.x21:09
seb128ok21:09
micahgseb128: is there something that needs 1.5.x yet?21:10
micahgAFAIK, we only jumped to 1.3.x because stuff like yelp needed it21:11
seb128micahg, something yes, something we really care about no21:11
seb128epiphany 3.1 does21:11
cyphermoxseb128: care to share which machine you usually scp files to?21:11
micahg:(21:11
seb128but I don't care much about it, staying on the stable serie is fine21:11
seb128it's not like users cares about browsers out of chrome(ium) and firefox21:11
seb128cyphermox, chinstrap.c.c21:12
micahgwell, I wonder if they're planning on releasing 1.6 with GNOME 3.221:12
cyphermoxdah, I should have known21:12
seb128micahg, dunno but they missed 1.4 for GNOME3, we shipped natty with a 1.3 version21:12
seb128so I don't have lot of confidence in their schedule21:13
micahgyeah, I have to see what type of diff there is between 1.3.13 and 1.4.2, see if anything breaks21:13
seb128tedg, kenvandine, mterry: could one of you review bug #80475421:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 804754 in indicator-datetime "[Oneiric] unity-panel-service crashed with SIGSEGV in g_date_time_unref()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80475421:26
seb128it has a patch21:26
Laneyany idea when clutter will be installable again?21:29
seb128Laney, why is it not?21:29
seb128i.e what is the error?21:29
LaneyThe following packages have unmet dependencies: libclutter-1.0-dev : Depends: libjson-glib-dev (>= 0.12) but it is not going to be installed21:29
mterryseb128, on it21:30
seb128mterry, thanks21:30
Laneyaptitude says21:31
seb128Laney, oh, seems it's due to the json gir rename21:31
LaneyThe following packages have unmet dependencies: gir1.2-json-1.0: Conflicts: gir1.2-json-glib-1.0 but 0.13.4-1 is to be installed.21:31
Laneyyeah21:31
seb128well, I was about to go but if nobody has fixed it by tomorrow morning I will have a look21:32
seb128I wanted to merge from debian anyway they added multiarch support to it21:32
Laneymerge clutter?21:32
seb128yes21:32
Laneyok great21:33
seb128ok, off to bed21:34
Laneynight21:34
seb128cyphermox, once e-d-s is in new you can try nudging on #ubuntu-devel to get it newed with binaries in main so evo can build21:34
cyphermoxok21:35
seb128otherwise I guess pitti will be first up tomorrow and with some luck will read the backlog highlights ;-)21:35
seb128Laney, thanks21:35
seb128bye everybody21:35
cyphermoxciao seb128, thanks a bunch21:35
Laneynp, want it to progress the mono transition :-)21:35
seb128chrisccoulson, oh, and don't forget your sponsoring :p21:36
chrisccoulsondoing some now ;)21:36
seb128chrisccoulson, \o/21:36
seb128chrisccoulson, the ones I suggested? ;-)21:36
chrisccoulsonyeah :)21:36
seb128great!21:37
seb128ok, really off, bye21:37
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jasoncwarner_bryceh: around? I'm debugging something with robert_ancell, might be X related.23:14
jasoncwarner_I blamed LightDM, as usual ;)23:14
cyphermoxhey jasoncwarner_23:14
jasoncwarner_hey cyphermox !23:14
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_, next step is to switch to gdm and see if that makes a difference23:14
jasoncwarner_when I stop lightdm, start gdm, I lose both mouse and keyboard23:15
Sarvattjasoncwarner_: everyone's getting that after the latest udev update, sudo mv /run{,.bak} to fix it in the short term23:16
jasoncwarner_Sarvatt: ah! thanks....it was udev?23:16
Sarvatthttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/807306 if you want to follow it, yeah it's udev but only triggered by a recent update to base-files which created the /run directory23:17
ubot2Ubuntu bug 807306 in udev "[oneiric] Keyboard & mouse not working in X" [High,Confirmed]23:17
brycehjasoncwarner_, heya23:18
Sarvattbryceh: all my machines hit it now, I just didn't go through the magic routine of updating base-files and then updating/reconfiguring udev since there hadn't been a udev update in a month :)23:18
brycehjasoncwarner_, yeah that's bug #807306 everyone's running into23:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 807306 in udev "[oneiric] Keyboard & mouse not working in X" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80730623:19
brycehjasoncwarner_, apparently base-files got upgraded before it should have been23:19
jasoncwarner_bryceh: :) testing Sarvatt's fix now...thanks, though!23:19
brycehSarvatt, that's the workaround not really a true fix23:19
bryceher, jasoncwarner_23:19
Sarvattnot a fix, just a workaround until it's really fixed. I'm not sure how to fix it in udev23:20
Sarvattreading my mind :P23:20
jasoncwarner_Sarvatt bryceh ...I'm now, thank you...23:20
brycehwell, the merge I proposed would at least prevent other upgraders from hitting it23:20
brycehwouldn't fix it for people who have already encountered it though23:20
bryceher, s/merge I proposed/merge proposal I mentioned/ *sigh*23:21
Sarvattbryceh: that merge just fixes it so an upgrade is possible, they'll still hit the no mouse/keyboard bug after because udev will reconfigure after base-files installs :(23:21
brycehSarvatt, hrm23:22
jasoncwarner_so, robert_ancell, how did lightdm break udev? I don't understand?23:22
jasoncwarner_robert_ancell: kidding...kidding23:22
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_, you troll23:22
* jasoncwarner_ blames everythign on lightdm23:22
* cyphermox thanks $DEITY for backlog23:25
cyphermoxSarvatt: thanks for the workaround23:25
cyphermoxturns out on at least one of my systems i could pull the keyboard and mouse to have them work again after replugging, but that doesn't fly so well with laptops :D23:26
brycehjasoncwarner_, slangasek would be the guy to talk to about this I think, since it's a foundations bug.  It would be nice to have some sort of short term fix.23:26
brycehjasoncwarner_, I've spoken with slangasek already but you might want to also touch base manager-to-manager23:27
jasoncwarner_bryceh: ok...will do..thanks23:27
jasoncwarner_bryceh: steve is working with debian on longterm fix...he mentioned you and rsalvati as working on shorterm fix?23:32
brycehjasoncwarner_, didn't pan out23:34
brycehjasoncwarner_, that's what Sarvatt and I were just discussing above ^^23:34
jasoncwarner_would you mind touching base with him again to see about another shorterm? I'll tell him you are coming...23:34
brycehjasoncwarner_, ok just did23:36
jasoncwarner_bryceh: awesome, thanks!23:39

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