=== asac_ is now known as asac [01:58] RAOF, how do I make an X window transparent, i.e. so it doesn't have a background but the widgets inside it are visible as normal [02:12] If it doesn't move then you should be able to set the background to None. [02:12] If it does move, you want an ARGB colourmap and a compositor. [02:15] (I think the background None trick will work; certainly the compositor will) [02:22] robert_ancell: ^^^ [02:23] RAOF, can you do that from GTK+? [02:23] You can certainly do an ARGB colourmap from GTK+. I'm less certain about not drawing the background. [02:24] If you've got a compositor then a real alpha channel is the way to go. [02:25] RAOF, no compositor, it doesn't seem to work, i.e. setting to #00000000 just draws black [02:26] (and doesn't show the bg) [02:26] Yeah. Setting an alpha channel will only work if you've got a compositor. [02:26] stupid x [02:26] Mechanism, not policy :P [02:27] Maybe you wanted that alpha channel to cause ponies to dance across the screen! Who is X to say otherwise! [02:28] I just wanted it to leave the pixels in the frame buffer :( [02:29] You've got to specifically ask for that, and I'm not sure how to get GTK+ to do so. [03:03] RAOF: Wasn't there some hacky optimization for None we carried for a while? [03:55] Amaranth: Yeah, to make fglrx suck less. === smspillaz is now known as smspillaz|sick [05:21] good morning [05:51] Argh seems the latest round of GTK updates have broken terminal feedback for me, due to the gail/GTk transition. [05:57] TheMuso: hey, which transition? the activation or the gail compatibility layer? [05:57] didrocks: The compatibility layer. Its being merged into gtk, or was a few weeks back or sooner. I suspect either gnome-terminal or vte need some tweaking to behave properly with a11y stuff again. [06:03] TheMuso: I see nothing in git trunks for gnome-terminal or vte… [06:03] TheMuso: maybe ask on the gnome channels? [06:03] didrocks: Hrm ok, I was about to look there myself. [06:03] didrocks: Yeah have asked in #a11y but everyone is afk/asleep atm. I'll have to ask later. [06:04] TheMuso: second try is generally the good one :) [06:04] TheMuso: there will be a new unity-2d release today with the remaining a11y and keyboard navigation support in. Can you ensure that alpha3 is tested by the community for a11y? [06:04] Yeah. Thank good ness for a second machine though. [06:04] didrocks: Certainly can. [06:05] great :-) === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [06:40] Morn'ng! [06:40] jasoncwarner_: around? [06:41] hey Sweetshark! [06:48] didrocks: Heya, how are things going? [06:48] good morning everyone [06:48] Sweetshark: going well, still busy with Qt things, but hopefully, new unity-2d today! :) [06:48] and you? [06:48] hey chrisccoulson, how are you? [06:49] hey didrocks. i'm good, but very tired. my daughter kept waking up all night :( [06:49] how are you? [06:51] didrocks: Well, I integrated an 50KLOC branch upstream into the master on Sunday and it went reasonable smooth. Other than that quite a bit of politics with the Apache OOo stuff ... [06:51] chrisccoulson: urgh, I'm fine, thanks :) just being woken up by a bad dream, but nothing else :) [06:52] Sweetshark: excellent for integrating such *small* branches and don't break everything on the road! :-) [06:54] didrocks: well, to make things more exciting the branch was originally against OOo (by oracle) and I had to migrate it over to LibreOffice ... [06:54] Sweetshark: ah, indeed, a lot more fun! :) [06:55] (and of course it was originally in OOo mercurial repo, while LO uses multiple git ones) [06:56] did you keep the commits? [06:58] didrocks: I had too, to make sure the attribution is right. But I rebased the whole set of commit into a linear sequence (while it was a wild tree of merges and branches itself before) [06:59] waow, tedious… [06:59] Sounds like 32 separate types of fun. [06:59] once you have a linear sequence of patches, it is reasonably easy to handle, but it really takes determination to get there .... [07:01] RAOF: good evening! :) [07:01] didrocks: Aloha! [07:02] RAOF: I seems I still have no acceleration with -6 (I didn't reboot for -7 yet). If I reboot with -3, I still have all the wonderfulness of my twice backed GPU! [07:03] didrocks: So nvidia isn't building against your newer kernels? jasoncwarner_ was having the same problem, but we didn't manage to get any useful information. We couldn't work out why it was failing; dkms didn't seem to be logging anything. [07:04] RAOF: the best part was mmeeks asking me on monday noon on IRC: "oh, you did merge?" I take that as a compliment, as he might have assumed lots of breakage making him notice it anyway. [07:04] ROAF: Sunrise was nice here btw, hope it look good as a sunset at your place ;) [07:04] RAOF: argh, if I can provide you any information, do not hesitate [07:04] at least, I test unity-2d hugely :-) [07:04] didrocks: /var/log/dkms* would be useful; you should also have a make.log in /var/lib/dkms. [07:05] RAOF: maybe, I should restart with latest kernel? [07:05] You could give that a whirl. [07:06] * didrocks reboots [07:07] RAOF didrocks , I didn't end up doing anything special. I just apt-get remove nvidia-current and then reinstalled it via jockeyt [07:08] RAOF didrocks though, I have to reinstall everytime a new kernel comes down... [07:10] Gak. [07:12] RAOF: ok, it's even worse, no dkms nvidia-current built for -7 :/ [07:15] jasoncwarner_ seems to be able to get things back by reinstalling nvidia-current each time a new kernel comes down. Which suggests that maybe the dkms hook in the kernel packaging has broken. [07:15] let me try [07:19] RAOF and didrocks < i have to remove nvidia-current before reinstalling...otherwise it won't work [07:19] jasoncwarner_: thanks, doing that right now [07:19] jasoncwarner_: with jockey? [07:19] sudo apt-get remove nvidia-current and then reinstall/reactiveate with jockey [07:20] ok :) thanks jasoncwarner_! [07:20] argh, all apps fails on gail [07:33] ok, restarting, brb :) [07:38] jasoncwarner_: RAOF: indeed, it worked, thanks [07:39] Ok. Why didn't it work before? [07:39] chaotic: argh, again thunderbird not showing the treeview [07:39] didrocks: I don't suppose you could remove the -6 kernel, reinstall it, and check that dkms actually gets called to build the kernel module? [07:40] RAOF: I didn't remove and reinstall nvidia-current before [07:40] RAOF: hum, it's not only one package to trigger this, isn't it? [07:40] didrocks: There are other dkms modules, yes. You're probably not using any, though ;) [07:41] RAOF: the dkms module was built upon -6, but wasn't working in -5 and -6 [07:41] (for nvidia-current, I mean) [07:41] chrisccoulson: ^^ (on the treeview issue in thunderbird) [07:41] It was build for -6 but wasn't working in -6? [07:42] sorry chaotic :) [07:42] RAOF: yeah, I could see the -5 and -6 folders for nvidia-current [07:42] and yeah, it wasn't working [07:43] chrisccoulson: what was the trick aready? I had to remove some cache [07:43] Hm. I don't think that was what Jason was seeing - his just plain wasn't built. [07:44] RAOF: so, it seems it built some invalid things for me, I looked at the .log (before removing nvidia-current which removed those dirs), and all seemed to be successful [07:44] RAOF: I didn't notice any major difference with -3 which was working [07:46] didrocks, running "thunderbird -purgecaches" will actually remove the startup caches [07:46] there is more than 1 cache to remove in the version in oneiric [07:47] chrisccoulson: it worked, thanks! :) [07:47] euh… [07:47] if I then restart thunderbird [07:47] same issue [07:48] heh [07:48] * didrocks will run with -purgecaches now [07:48] perhaps i should distro-patch it [07:48] chrisccoulson: oh yes please! :) [07:49] didrocks, the other thing that might work is to set nglayout.debug.disable_xul_cache to true in about:config [07:49] although, you'd need to remember to change it back when it's fixed [07:49] else startuptime will suck forever ;) [07:51] chrisccoulson: hum, I prefer to use the option for now then :) [08:02] hey [08:02] seb128: hey, reminder to remind you about the meeting reminder :) [08:02] robert_ancell, hey, how is hacking going? [08:03] didrocks, thanks ;-) [08:07] seb128, hey, I got it to work, but I don't why... [08:07] but bzr is broken [08:07] oh? [08:07] seb128: looks like your builds worked, but failed [08:08] ie: all the tests passed, but the build failed for unrelated reasons (symbols changes) [08:08] desrt, right, did you need to use those or just to see if it builds? [08:08] just to check [08:08] i'll be landing the changes upstream today [08:08] seb128, are you fully updated? does bzr branch lp:lightdm work? [08:08] desrt, I didn't update the symbol on purpose because I wanted to test build without having the binary go out to users ;-) [08:08] since they solve your problem and don't appear to introduce others [08:08] seb128: ah. nice :) [08:09] seb128: interesting question for you [08:09] seb128: how do you feel (theoretically, practically) about me removing symbols from the export list of libglib? [08:09] robert_ancell, I'm not uptodate no but close to, I just select my upgrades and kept some out [08:09] these are symbols that leaked by accident a few cycles ago [08:09] they've never had headers installed... [08:09] robert_ancell, trying [08:10] desrt, if they never were meant to be used and didn't have corresponding include definition I think it's ok [08:10] robert_ancell, raise errors.ErrorFromSmartServer(error_tuple) [08:11] seb128, shit, same problem [08:11] robert_ancell, you should ask on #launchpad or #bzr [08:11] do you have a checkout, can you bzr pull on it? [08:11] seb128: cool. [08:11] try #launchpad first maybe [08:12] robert_ancell, no I don't, I've a checkout of the packaging vcs [08:12] I kept working on a branch, so now I cant get back the uploaded version to make a release [08:13] robert_ancell, -> #launchpad [08:13] robert_ancell, bzr merge lp:lightdm doesn't work either [08:13] on my packaging checkout [08:15] seb128, I emailed you a tarball for 0.9.2, can you check and see if you can build the package with that and it logs in? [08:15] it's the version I've been running today, and it works with a test user using ecryptfs [08:16] ok [08:25] robert_ancell, ok, lightdm built, testing time [08:26] cool [08:29] robert_ancell, that made my nb happy [08:30] robert_ancell, trying a second boot but it never logged in with the protected user directory on the previous version [08:30] robert_ancell, so I would say it looks good [08:31] cool... now if I can fix this branch I'll release that one [08:32] robert_ancell, did you ask on #bzr? [08:32] robert_ancell, second login worked again ;-) [08:32] yes, but no help yet [08:32] robert_ancell, did the bug I pointed helped? [08:32] didrocks: no worries :) [08:32] lool, hey [08:32] I'm not sure what the command is for me to run [08:32] lool, can you help robert_ancell maybe? ;-) [08:33] hey seb128, how are you? [08:34] hey chrisccoulson, I'm fine thanks, how are you? [08:34] seb128, mostly good, except my daughter kept me awake for much of last night [08:34] so a bit tired ;) [08:34] oh [08:34] is she ok? [08:35] she had issues or just didn't feel like sleeping? [08:35] she's had a cold this week [08:35] but i think she does it just to annoy me ;) [08:36] robert_ancell, did you try to bzr fetch-all-records -d lp:lightdm? [08:36] it needs a second branch, but I don't know how I pick that [08:36] hum [08:37] robert_ancell, do you have a working local copy? can you push to a new location? [08:37] just curious [08:37] seb128, no, I've committed changes to it I don't want to release yet [08:38] that sucks [08:46] hey everyone...just curious, who moved my cheese? ;) [08:46] jasoncwarner_, how "moved"? [08:46] hey jasoncwarner_ [08:46] I did a reinstall today so I downloaded alpha2 (no upgrade from natty) and I realized something...I can't find how to remap keys in new keyboard settings manager? [08:47] jasoncwarner_, I though americans didn't know about cheese? ;-) [08:47] seb128: it is a us expression for something being reluctant to change ;) [08:47] it is a REALLY terrible management movie they made me watch at IBM [08:47] jasoncwarner, robert_ancell; good mornings [08:47] jasoncwarner_, oh ok, I though you were speaking about "cheese" the webcam thingy, I moved that to universe recently [08:48] jasoncwarner_, use ccsm [08:48] desrt: morning...you still in france with the didrocks? [08:48] in france, but not with didrocks [08:48] jasoncwarner_, the compiz<->gnome keybinding integration is not working with GNOME3 [08:48] desrt, hello [08:48] robert_ancell: how's lightdm slogging going? [08:48] lotso slogging [08:48] sick of it yet? :) [08:48] not quite yet :) [08:49] seb128: where do I make the change in ccsm? [08:49] I just need more time [08:49] give it to the end of the cycle, i guess :) [08:49] oh, nice. most of the PPA builders disappeared again [08:49] when jasoncwarner gets the whip out [08:49] jasoncwarner_, different locations according to the actions [08:50] seb128: I just want to remap capslock to ctrl [08:50] oh [08:50] I though you wanted keybindings [08:50] jasoncwarner_, that's in control-center, region, layout tab [08:51] jasoncwarner_, don't worry GNOME in its tradition to drop things you use will drop that dialog in GNOME 3.2 [08:51] ;-) [08:51] (not joking, they say it's not things normal users tweak and so confusing rather than useful) [08:53] wow...that seems like a really, really odd place for that. especially considering there is a 'keyboard' setting pane literally RIGHT there [08:53] didrocks: hey, ? for ya. am I insane or did tab all of the sudden stop working in the dash? [08:53] * desrt ponders another glib tarball to keep seb's life boring and repetitive [08:54] desrt, ;-) [08:54] jasoncwarner_: hum, it shouldn't have worked from the beginning (I'm in unity-2d right now for next unity 2d release), but there is a grab preventing alt + tab working normally [08:54] jasoncwarner_, unity reworked their event handling, there is quite some input breakages [08:54] oh, just tab [08:54] jasoncwarner_, like you can't middle click on a launcher, or if you run a command you can't click on the history icons before typing [08:54] jasoncwarner_: yeah, there are a lot of keybindings issues since latest unity [08:54] jasoncwarner_: super + num [08:54] middle click as seb128 told [08:55] vuntz: if you update the desktop file spec then i can cause even more disruption! [08:55] desrt, btw so my "force eventfd to off in configure" was not enough, the glib upload to oneiric yesterday hanged once on amd64 [08:55] didrocks seb128 ah...I thought I was going crazy, which is entirely possible. [08:55] desrt, it built on retry [08:55] seb128: :X [08:55] and it's in the distro? [08:55] jasoncwarner_: one doesn't exclude the other :-) [08:56] * didrocks needs to run very fast now [08:56] desrt, that was stock upstream version with the eventfd forced to off and yes [08:56] seb128: ouch [08:56] desrt, why ouch? [08:57] seb128: because if it has the bug then you're going to get the testcases of a bunch of other glib-depending things crashing on the builders [08:57] debugging buildd hangs isn't fun is it? ;) [08:57] chrisccoulson, indeed [08:57] chrisccoulson: i just merged the fix upstream [08:57] i've got a similar issue with firefox [08:57] anyone fancy debugging that? ;) [08:57] desrt, well, I've been told you will get a fixed version for me before it happens :p [08:57] seb128: :) [08:58] seb128: i'll check with the others. a glib tarball could possibly come today [08:58] seb128, robert_ancell: Hey, not sure whether that would work, but you could try bzr fetch-all-records lp:somebranch . [08:58] if . is a local checkout of your branch, or an init-repo dir [08:58] lool, hey, being sorted on #bzr but thanks [08:59] * desrt wants to do just a bit more GMainLoop breaking while he's at it to solve that old old old "gtester randomly hangs" SIGCHLD race [08:59] seb128, are you able to remove packages from the archive? [09:00] ie, did pitti give you his axe before he went on vacation? :-) [09:02] chrisccoulson, yeah, it's normal archive admin skill ;-) [09:02] seb128, nice. hopefully i will have a list of packages for you to remove later ;) [09:02] (ie, the remainder of https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-o-mozilla-rapid-release-maintenance) [09:02] ok [09:02] then i can close that blueprint as finished [09:02] \o/ [09:03] then you can do some desktop work? ;-) [09:05] seb128: bzr url for glib source package? [09:05] * desrt is having difficulty finding it again [09:05] (for the web interface) [09:05] desrt, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/glib/ubuntu [09:06] cheers [09:06] seb128: what's your policy for 'official' vs 'ppa' uploads with respect to that repository? [09:06] * desrt has been using your patches/ directory as a TODO list... [09:12] brb [09:14] desrt, that vcs is the official distro one [09:14] desrt, I will not commit ppa work there [09:14] gotcha [09:14] looks like you get to drop a couple more patches next time, in any case [09:16] desrt, right, the gio dbus session one, the no fd one and the gio launch handler one as well [09:17] multiarch compat can probably go soonish as well... once it's taken care of [09:17] desrt, steve agreed on porting dx code to the official gio launcher api so I will drop the old patch we had as well [09:17] then it's just desktop file translations and the silly debian G_HOME thing [09:17] right [09:18] how do you want to fix the multiarch thing, [09:18] ? [09:18] move all your gio plugin packages to be multiarch-enabled [09:18] there can't be that many of them.... [09:18] oh right [09:18] well I sort of kept it in case people "out there" were having local built ones [09:19] but I case it's not a frequent case [09:19] the patch is actually sort of evil anyway, since it will cause a arm libgio on my amd64 system to try to load amd64 libraries into an arm process [09:19] (or similar cases like this) [09:23] seb128, ok, ready to upload, last chance to stop me [09:23] robert_ancell, go go go [09:23] * desrt waves his arms wildly to distract seb [09:24] robert_ancell, are you there tomorrow or off tonight? [09:24] 3pm tomorrow [09:24] robert_ancell, in case you break the world ;-) [09:25] robert_ancell, ok, is there any bug or greater or whatever lightdm thing you think we should look at for a3? [09:25] robert_ancell, I will drop you an email today if we run into a real issue with the new version and would welcome a look for you [09:25] robert_ancell, otherwise enjoy your holiday, see you at the desktop summit! [09:25] seb128, the main issues are integration, i.e. the switcher, screenlock, ubiquity, gnome-control-center [09:25] will check email in the morning [09:26] ok [09:26] well those are not stoppers [09:27] you will still have time after your holidays to get work done, we are just mid-cycle ;-) [09:27] seb128 and/or didrocks do you know why banshee isn't the default music app on a new install? [09:27] just keep an eye out for stability issues [09:27] robert_ancell, I think we should discuss screenlock and g-c-c etc at the summit [09:27] robert_ancell, will do [09:27] seb128, true [09:27] jasoncwarner_, define "default music app"? where? [09:27] ok, it's uploaded, me -> dinner, will check in tomorrow. fingers crossed [09:27] jasoncwarner_: default for which kind of files? [09:27] robert_ancell, ok, have a nice evening [09:28] see you maybe tomorrow if I stay up a bit later [09:28] otherwise in a few weeks ;-) [09:28] I'm just looking at dash, for 'listen to music', mine is 'movie player' [09:29] jasoncwarner_, I think it's unity which is still using gconf [09:30] where it should use the new mimetype thing [09:31] seb128: filing a bug, I guess? :) [09:31] jasoncwarner_, no, "known issue [09:31] jasoncwarner_, bug #805938 [09:31] Launchpad bug 805938 in unity "Totem set as default music player after install instead of Banshee" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/805938 [09:32] though the bug suggest it should be fixed [09:33] I'm using rb and it's correctly listed, not sure about new installs [09:38] seb128: sometimes I worry about you and didrocks. I think you have launchpad memorized or something.....scary :o [09:39] heh :) [09:44] seb128: did you forgot about the meeting reminder or do you prefer another reminder again? ;) [09:46] didrocks, neither of those? [09:47] didrocks, just wrote it 5 minutes ago, check your launchpad box? [09:47] didrocks, but I used the "contact team" thing [09:48] hum, don't edit the wiki yet [09:48] I think I picked the old template :p [09:48] seb128: received it 2 minutes ago, which makes my messages 5 seconds before I receive! [09:49] ;-) [09:49] didrocks, well I was typing it when you pinged [09:50] seb128: type faster! :-) [09:50] can the wiki be any slower? [09:51] trying to update to new template... [09:52] ok, worked [09:52] now you can edit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2011-07-26 ;-) [09:54] wow, i need to install so much stuff to build vlc [10:17] seb128: there is an "activity reports" in the template you copied [10:18] didrocks, yeah, I'm not a slack techlead, you need to write activity reports again! :p [10:18] seb128: this will be copied, repeated, and amplified :-) [10:18] bah, the commit to the new template didn't work [10:18] didrocks, reload [10:19] ah, way better :) === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:01] It doesn't appear that Evolution supports IPv6 SMTP servers. === pedro__ is now known as pedro_ [12:02] Which is a shame :( [12:27] seb128: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=655293 [12:27] Gnome bug 655293 in general "Aisleriot includes LGPL code but no copyright notice" [Major,Unconfirmed] [12:29] jibel, hey [12:29] ok, I suck at understanding licenses requirements so tend to be conservatice [12:29] conservative [12:29] does anybody has a clue about this bug? [12:30] if a source distributed under the GPL has LGPL files does it need to ship a LGPL copy? [12:33] seb128: I'd say yes to be able to read the LGPL license terms, but I'm not a license expert either [12:36] yeah, I don't know about licenses either, but paragraph 3 of http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-2.1.html [12:36] says they can relicense the file but they should update the copyright info in the file [12:37] good morning! [12:38] they can do it but must edit the headers [12:40] ""To do this, you must alter all the notices that refer to this License, so that they refer to the ordinary GNU General Public License, version 2, instead of to this License." [12:40] right [12:41] seb128: do you want to leave the followup comment or should I? [12:41] hey cyphermox Laney [12:41] hiya [12:42] jbicha, well I would still like somebody who knows about licenses to confirm what should be done ;-) [12:42] oh ok, that's not me :-) [12:42] jbicha, let's wait a bit if somebody else has an opinion on it ;-) [12:42] usually tarballs which do that just ship a copy of the LGPL [12:43] if you form a derivative with something that is not a library then you have to relicense to GPL and update the headers [12:43] it's pretty clear [12:44] right [12:44] jbicha, well I guess reply saying they need to update those files to put them under the GPL then [12:44] jbicha, thanks ;-) [12:46] ok [12:46] so who wants to do some GNOME updates? [12:46] hmm. in doubt couldn't you just ship both licenses? [12:46] seb128: was going to start evolution now, but I can do others if there are things "more important" [12:47] cyphermox, no, you doing the evo stack would be nice [12:47] cyphermox, cf the bug number just before you said hi there, that's what I was asking first, if they can ship a LGPL copy [12:47] guys got to say I installed the unity-greeter and it's really pretty :) nice work [12:48] kudos to robert_ancell [12:48] cyphermox: yes, they could definitely keep it under the LGPL but I think they'd rather keep it all under the same license [12:49] seb128: could you take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~jbicha/ubuntu/oneiric/vino/vino-3.1/+merge/69196 [12:49] jbicha, yeah, it's my review list [12:49] jbicha, seems easy enough ;-) [12:49] oh ok [12:49] "it's on my review list" [12:49] kenvandine, chrisccoulson, mterry: want to do some GNOME update? [12:50] hey kenvandine mterry ;-) [12:50] seb128, heh, you should do the niceties first, then ask for help ;) [12:50] seb128, maybe in a bit :) [12:50] mterry, sorry, you know how rude the frenchs are [12:50] ;-) [12:50] seb128, OK, I can look at the list or you can give me some [12:50] hehe [12:50] kenvandine, empathy for you? [12:50] seb128, did you see i got python-wnck dropped? [12:50] mterry: isn't it nice that he wants your help? :) [12:50] kenvandine, yes, thanks \o/ [12:50] seb128, yeah, i'll do that [12:51] seb128, i tried going to gtk3, but ended up being huge... all the service plugins provide there only little bit of code that gets embedded [12:51] they would all need porting [12:51] and i want to drop all of that anyway [12:51] ok [12:51] well you will need to clean for the lts ;-) [12:52] but you have time for that ;-) [12:52] but at least wnck is using gi now :) [12:52] indeed [12:52] mterry, ok, we have some great choice for you sir, cheap upgrades today! ;-) [12:52] mterry, you can pick in eog file-roller gconf yelp-xsl [12:53] mterry, gnome-keyring (requires to package the new p11-kit from fdo though) [12:53] mterry, if there is anything you like just write it on the etherpad and it's yours ;-) [12:54] kenvandine: just the man :) there was a tweet earlier that mpt made where the bottom line was cut in half, not in gwibber but the popup message window and it looked ugly :( [12:54] seb128: I can take yelp-xsl [12:55] jbicha, great, write it on the etherpad please, thanks ;-) [12:56] davmor2, you mean notify-osd? [12:57] kenvandine: that's the one [12:57] kenvandine: I kept thing indicator and knew it wasn't that :) [12:59] davmor2, which tweet was it? [12:59]