=== asac_ is now known as asac === awalton is now known as awalton__ [02:15] What the ... current upgrade is going to REMOVE gnome-shell ?!? [02:16] Hooray for not always blindly running `dist-upgrade`! [02:17] AfC: There is likely a conflict with dependencies somewhere, and gnome-shell needs to be rebuilt/fixed. [02:19] TheMuso: yeah [02:19] TheMuso: [but thanks for confirming my suspicion!] [02:21] I don't know for sure, I just guessed based on similar situations in the past. [02:23] TheMuso: looks to be that. We'll see in a day or two. It shows up quite obviously because we don't have any Unity, Compiz, CanonicalOne, etc packages installed on our systems, so when something like this happens I get a *long* list of things to freshly install :) [02:24] Right. [04:37] Thank god it's almost the weekend. I've just spent far to long staring, trying to work out why the shell around ‘patch -p1 < debian/sna_module_rename-stamp’ isn't working. [04:38] RAOF: LOL [04:39] Yeah. Turns out the patch-stamp isn't actually the same thing as the patch. [04:59] Hah. That worked. I can tell by the rendering corruption! [05:12] good morning [05:16] Hey didrocks. [05:26] hey RAOF, how are you? [05:26] Ok. A bit tired. Yay weekend! [05:26] Yourself? [05:28] Hey didrocks. [05:28] RAOF: Yeah feeling a little like that myself. [05:28] good evening TheMuso :) [05:29] Still afternoon actually, mid to late afternoon one would call it I think. [05:29] RAOF: I'm fine, thanks, quite happy to see that in 30 minutes, I almost adapted OneConf to the new s-c in gtk2 [05:29] still a bit raw, but I'm optimistic if we don't adopt the new design this cycle to put it by default :) [05:29] Cool! I'd love me a bit of oneconf [05:29] TheMuso: heh, still some hours to go then! [05:29] django server part is ready :) [05:30] Actually not that long, about an hour, give or take for me at least. [05:33] TheMuso: I noted that unity-panel-service is now crashing with a11y enabled btw [05:33] didrocks: Which unity? [05:33] and now both unity/unity-2d are using it [05:34] I reported it to API, he'll look at it [05:34] Ok. [05:34] (seems to be there for 2 weeks) [05:34] So are both unity environments sharing one panel now? Interesting. [05:34] TheMuso: not really sharing the panel, sharing the service containing the indicator proxy :) [05:35] Ah ok. [05:35] (and so piloting what should be drawn) [05:35] Right. [05:35] TheMuso: also, do you know if there is soon a dbus api to know if accessibility should be enabled? [05:35] IIRC, that's the latest thing in a11y missing for qt, as it's in dconf right now [05:35] Dbus api? No, only the gsettings stuff atm. [05:35] Unless I am getting confused with somethign else. [05:35] no, I think you're right [05:36] Oh QT. No, don't know, other than QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 [05:36] TheMuso: yeah, but they were waiting for some more generic stuff like a dbus call :) [05:36] Right. [05:36] as they won't access gsettings I guess [05:36] Correct. [05:36] TheMuso: can you ensure for oneiric that you export the variable in the session? [05:36] Export it where? [05:36] (I guess some work on casper and g-c-c, isn't it?) [05:36] to the session [05:36] I can't even get the unity-2d launcher or panel to start now: http://fpaste.org/WJum/ [05:37] didrocks: Well it should probably be done with one of the pieces of the at-spi stack, such that if a user enables it through gcc, then QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 will get set on restart. Doing it in the a11y profiles alone doesn't make sense. [05:37] jbicha: try to ldd the binary, seems you have a missing one [05:38] It would have to be a shell script, however that does increase startup overhead. [05:38] TheMuso: I don't know which stack should set it, I think you have a better idea than I there, but can you ensure you will track it for oneiric? [05:38] do you need a workitem? [05:39] didrocks: Sure, I don't think I need a work item, just got to think of the best way to do it technically. [05:39] Its something I was aware of a while back, but haven't looked at, since my priorities have been slightly elsewhere recently. [05:39] didrocks: um, and then what? http://fpaste.org/aHwG/ [05:40] TheMuso: sure, I just don't want that we overlook it, would be a shame to have accessibility and not enabling it :-) I'm just adding a workitem to track it. Thanks :) [05:40] TheMuso: beta1 is fine? [05:40] jbicha: do you have latest dee-qt? [05:40] didrocks: Yes thats fine thanks. [05:41] jbicha: and libunity-2d-private0? [05:42] hello [05:43] hey littlejerry [05:44] hello [05:51] didrocks: I didn't have libunity-2d-private0 [05:51] jbicha: hum, there is maybe a missing dep then, weird [05:51] can you install it and try? [05:52] I installed it and unity-2d works [05:52] \o/ [05:52] * didrocks looks why the bin didn't take the deps [05:52] I've had some annoying appmenu bug for a while now so I don't use Unity really, gnome-shell is more stable for me [05:52] +/c [05:53] didrocks: well, the kde-wallpaper transition means I couldn't do a normal dist-upgrade [05:55] jbicha: it's a dep, you should get it. Though, it didn't force for the latest version, indeeded [05:55] jbicha: I'll ensuring forcing with the latest version [05:56] (well, with the version corresponding the one in the source) === AfC is now known as AfC|run [06:21] Urgh [06:24] Morning [06:31] hey BigWhale [06:37] hey didrocks [07:00] good morning everyone === Zdra is now known as xclaesse [07:16] hey chrisccoulson! [07:20] putting good in front of the morning, a common mistake [07:20] :> [07:22] hi didrocks, how are you? [07:22] chrisccoulson: I'm fine, thanks, and you? [07:23] i'm good thanks [07:23] hmmm, i just read oneiric-changes - wth is "pornview"? [07:23] chrisccoulson, no idea, but sounds promising! [07:23] :> [07:28] silly question, but we don't want to have the .pc/ stuff in the bzr lp:ubuntu branches, do we? [07:29] mvo - i always wonder the same thing ;) [07:29] i think the autoimported branches all have them [07:29] glade I'm not the only one :) [07:30] bäää [07:30] I would like reporting an error in GNOME 2 under Natty: The screen freezes with some artifacts, but I can recover by toggling to a virtual console. What package should I associate my error report to in Launchpad? [07:30] * mvo takes a cup of tea to calm himself and not get into some rage about this [07:46] mvo: the autoimported apply the patch if you are in source 3 format for that package [07:46] and yeah, +1, it's not good :/ [07:48] progress++ [07:48] didrocks: Hey, just a small update on the CJK patch. He only commented on a couple minor things but those are fixed [07:48] didrocks: and he hasn't posted anything else to change so I think he likes the new patch so far been a few days [07:49] didrocks: sooo hopefully it will be applied soon and everything should just 'work' [07:49] Is it the last Friday in July? Happy system administrator appreciation day to everyone! Buy a pizza for your sysadmin, show some love! :) [07:51] bschaefer: that's awesome! do not hesitate to ping me when it will be integrated in debian. Thanks again for this week, you will make a lot of people happy! :-) [07:52] didrocks: haha that's good to hear, and I am hoping that will be soon! [07:53] * didrocks crosses fingers too :) [08:08] I would like reporting an error in GNOME 2 under Natty: The screen freezes with some artifacts, but I can recover by toggling to a virtual console. What package should I associate my error report to in Launchpad? [08:16] hey [08:21] hum [08:21] somebody has been visually reformating the etherpad [08:22] didrocks: I am just looking at indictator-cpufreq and its in gtk2, for how long will this work? [08:23] mvo, is it a system indicator or using libappindicator? [08:24] seb128: its a python app using python-appindicator [08:24] seb128: is this out-of-process? [08:24] mvo, that will keep working [08:24] yes [08:24] great [08:24] hey mvo btw, how are you? [08:25] mvo, piloting today? ;-) [08:25] mvo, there is an indicator-bug on the sponsoring queue as well, oier was very eager to get review if you have time [08:25] yeah, busy pioloting [08:25] (and mistyping stuff) [08:25] salut seb128 [08:25] lut didrocks [08:29] mvo, do you know how close the upstart update brings us from working user session handling? ;-) [08:29] seb128: I had no idea the + on the versions page was a button until I read your inteview in the Dev Update [08:29] jbicha, hey, yeah it's not very obvious... [08:29] we should maybe have 2 urls rather [08:29] seb128: I don't sorry, I will try to find time later on to figure it out [08:30] what feature is this, the "+" ? [08:30] mvo, no worry I was just curious [08:30] it needs more blinking text [08:30] mvo, display extra packages [08:30] mvo, by default it limits to the default installation [08:30] mvo, http://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/versions.html [08:31] mvo, btw we have some desktop sponsoring in the queue if you want to take some easy ones ;-) [08:31] easy++ [08:31] aha, nice [08:31] oh, yeah the "+" is not obvious as its not blue [08:32] a cool feature though [08:32] (blue to indicate its a link) [08:32] ahah, I guess seb128 found to who send the brasero patch review :) [08:33] mvo, the lines with a bzr emblem are merge request, you can click on the emblem [08:33] mvo, http://pad.ubuntu-uk.org/oneiric-desktop has a few as well [08:33] like the gpm drop-override [08:33] didrocks, yeah, well I will try to do some sponsoring a well, I just got lazy to try to write a CD to test that one ;-) [08:34] seb128: but… but… you will use an oneiric iso I guess, how can you don't feel attracted to this unique test? :-) [08:35] ;-) [08:45] mvo, ping? [08:47] aquarius: pong [08:48] Bah. [08:49] mvo, I had a weird problem where jetty depends on default-jre-headless | java5-runtime-headless, I had jetty installed, and had neither of those headless runtimes installed. How could that happen? [08:49] Back to comical fonts in gnome-shell [08:49] tweak-tool isn't changing anything either :/ [08:50] aquarius: are you still on the sytem that has this problme, what does apt-get install -f -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true say? [08:50] mvo, well... I installed default-jre-headless manually. I'll try removing it again :) [08:50] aquarius: you sure nothing else provided default-jre-headless or java5-runtime-headless ? [08:50] ok [08:51] seb128: I will do the three desktop reviews now [08:51] mvo, \o/ [08:52] mvo, done. http://paste.ubuntu.com/654325/ So as you can see, jetty depends on those packages; I don't have either of those packages; apt doesn't seem to care :) [08:52] mvo, thanks [08:53] aquarius: could you pastebin "aptitude show default-jre-headless java5-runtime-headless [08:53] " please? [08:53] seb128: any thought on the libwnck API patch? [08:54] mvo, vuntz reviewed it upstream and seemed mostly fine with it, he's just thiking about the naming for 2 weeks [08:54] seb128: it looks ok, but that is something that really should be upstream [08:54] mvo, let's try to ping him once again [08:54] vuntz, ^ [08:54] seb128: great, thanks [08:55] if he doesn't reply let's upload it with ubuntu_ namespaced functions [08:55] fair enough [08:55] aquarius: I suspect something provides it, we just need to figure out what :) [08:56] seb128: Trevinho and I discussed the patch and agreed on naming, he'll update the patch soon [08:56] vuntz, \o/ [08:56] vuntz, thanks [08:56] vuntz, can we upload once the naming is fixing? ;-) [08:57] mvo, aaaaaah. java5-runtime-headless is provided by sun-java6-jre [08:57] vuntz, not that we don't like you but if it takes another month it's blocking other things ;-) [08:58] aquarius: great, mysery solved and remember … apt is never wrong ;) [08:58] seb128: sure [08:58] vuntz, thanks [08:58] seb128: I intend to do a release after this patch anyway [08:58] but default-runtime-headless puts a /usr/lib/jvm/default-java symlink in place, and sun-java6-jre doesn't. So that's basically some sort of packaging bug where people are depending on something that doesn't do everything it shoudl :) [08:58] (except for when it is of course) [08:58] mvo, ah, either apt or you are never wrong ;) [08:58] mvo, it's twice in 2 days that you say that apt is never wrong and that you are right ;-) [08:58] mvo, cheers! [08:58] aquarius: correct, if sun-java5 does not actually provide java5-runtime-headless (because $stuff is missing) then thats broken and it should not do that [08:58] yw [08:59] vuntz, do you have GNOME 3.1 on your opensuse btw? is vinagre working fine and listing other protocols that vnc? [09:00] seb128: vinagre 3.1.4 magically works in Rawhide, but they just built through the implicit-function warnings [09:01] jbicha, btw seahorse-plugins seems deprecated, it didn't get any tarball since 2.32 and the gpg agent etc got moved to gnome-keyring [09:01] jbicha, I'm still not sure why we need the new lib? [09:02] jbicha, yeah, I'm asking vuntz about vinagre because opensuse has a toolchain similar to ours which use --as-needed as well [09:02] which I'm wondering is the issue [09:02] seb128: I only have vnc, indeed [09:02] if we had the new lib, seahorse-plugins does have some unique capability I believe but if upstream won't bother making a release [09:02] then it doesn't need us spending too much time getting it to work [09:02] jbicha, like what? they didn't have a commit since february in git [09:03] seb128: nautilus integration for gpg is what's left in seahorse-plugins [09:03] vuntz, can you confirm that the the rdp and ssh .so are installed in your vinagre? just to be sure [09:04] seb128: yes, they're here [09:04] ok, so same issue than us and jbicha says it works on fedora [09:04] I've suspision it's a --as-needed thing [09:04] vuntz, thanks for the seahorse comment [09:04] jbicha, ^ seems like that could stay in universe [09:05] well in any case it's on my list of priority to maintain ;-) [09:05] yeah, seahorse-plugins should get demoted from main [09:06] seb128: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653558 already mentioned openSUSE was also affected ;-) [09:06] how does main demotion work? [09:06] Gnome bug 653558 in general "Unable to connect to RDP or SSH" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [09:06] jbicha, if nothing depends on it, it will show in component mismatch and be demoted [09:06] vuntz, oh, right ;-) [09:07] I think seahorse-plugins also has a gedit plugin [09:07] jbicha: it wasn't ported to GNOME 3, so won't work [09:07] oh ok [09:07] iirc, only the nautilus bits still work [09:07] I've to admit I'm annoyed by the current vinagre maintainer who just decide to let the build broken until he lands a day a refactoring ;-) [09:08] mvo, while you are in the mood, https://code.launchpad.net/~jbicha/ubuntu/oneiric/gnome-power-manager/drop-override/+merge/69615 [09:09] ;-) [09:09] mvo, thanks for the sponsoring work! ;-) [09:14] looking now [09:29] mvo, did I told you before that we need to get ride of update-notifier? ;-) [09:29] mvo, (looking to what keep synaptic on the CD still and guess what... ;-) [09:30] well I guess switching update-notifier to do the apt-get update using aptdaemon would be easy as well [09:36] seb128: yeah [09:39] is it known that rhythmbox's window handling is totally broken under gnome-shell? [09:40] xclaesse, not known [09:41] well not by us at least, maybe the gnome-shell guys know about it [09:41] when I click close X, window stay, but then it is not in overview [09:41] seems to be caused by ubuntu patch [09:41] was already like that on natty+gnome3ppa, still the same on oneiric [09:42] empathy had similar issues actually [09:42] but we fixed it [09:43] afaik rb's window does a gtk_window_iconify() [09:44] but that won't work correctly on gnome-shell [09:44] could be a rb issue then [09:44] it might be worth mentioning to the #rhythmbox guys [09:44] it must do gtk_window_hide() [09:44] gtk_widget_hide() even [09:46] mvo, I'm lazy to checkout the update-manager vcs but can you python-aptdaemon-gtk -> python-aptdaemon.gtk3widgets [09:46] mvo, in the control Depends [09:46] seb128, I had reported it upstream a long time ago already, they said it's ubuntu's fault [09:46] seb128, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=648114 [09:46] Gnome bug 648114 in general "Window does not always close when running gnome-shell" [Normal,Resolved: notgnome] [09:46] seb128, oh actually it is in lp now: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/780747 [09:46] Ubuntu bug 780747 in rhythmbox "Window does not always close when running gnome-shell" [Undecided,New] [09:47] seb128: k [09:48] mvo, thanks! [09:50] xclaesse, ok, dunno about that, the patch is there to do what you want basically, not exit when closed while playing (which is what upstream does) [09:50] didrocks added it [09:50] xclaesse, if we drop it closing rb would exit it [09:50] in lucid IIRC [09:51] seb128, right, I like the behaviour, the problem is the way it's done [09:51] gtk_window_iconify() won't work [09:51] since there is nowhere it will minimize [09:52] didn't you say it minimize the the messaging bar at the bottom of the overview? [09:52] * xclaesse should read ubuntu's patch and upstream code to see exactly how this works [09:52] there is no gtk_window_iconify call in that patch [09:52] seb128, I remember that was upstream before [09:52] since empathy actually copied that code [09:53] well the patch you are talking about doesn't use it [09:53] seb128, is there a way to see ubuntu patch, other than apt-get source? [09:53] git branch? [09:53] xclaesse, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/rhythmbox/ubuntu [09:54] ah, ofcourse, bzr :) [09:58] i guess the issue is that rb_shell_set_visibility calls gtk_window_iconify ;) [10:00] chrisccoulson, yep [10:00] just saw that [10:00] that method is full of hacks [10:04] chrisccoulson, how is the gnome-keyring update going? ;-) [10:04] chrisccoulson, hey btw, how are you? I'm not sure if I said hi today ;-) [10:07] seb128, i'm good thanks [10:07] yeah, i need to do the MIR ;) [10:07] will do that this morning [10:07] heh [10:07] currently doing new firefox and tbird beta builds [10:07] it's midday, the morning is over :p [10:07] lol [10:07] not for me ;) [10:07] ;-) [10:08] i need to automate this. i have so many branches to touch when i do a release, each with pretty much the same stuff in :/ [10:12] seb128, I'm a bit noob to packaging... I've fetched rb from bzr, now how do I edit the patch and rebuild the package? [10:12] seb128, it should not use rb_shell_set_visibility() anymore, that's dead code in upstream [10:12] a plain gtk_widget_hide() should work [10:12] xclaesse, bzr get lp:~ubuntu-desktop/rhythmbox/ubuntu [10:12] cd ubuntu [10:12] bzr bd-do [10:12] quilt push the_path_to_edit [10:12] gedit the source [10:12] quilt refresh [10:12] quilt pop [10:13] exit 0 [10:13] bzr bd [10:13] basically [10:13] seb128, thanks, let's try [10:13] seb128, starting well... bzr: ERROR: unknown command "bd-do" [10:13] seb128, any howto I could use? [10:13] install bzr-builddeb [10:14] xclaesse, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Bzr [10:25] seb128, argh, can't build rb: libgnome-media-profiles-dev : Dépend: libgnome-media-profiles-3.0-0 (= 2.91.2-4) mais 3.0.0-0ubuntu1~build1 devra être installé [10:25] I get that when doing apt-get build-dep rhythmbox [10:25] xclaesse, what ubuntu version? [10:25] seb128, oneiric [10:25] try to sudo apt-get install libgnome-media-profiles-dev libgnome-media-profiles-3.0-0 [10:25] what does it say? [10:26] 2s, running upgrade atm [10:26] seb128, btw that patch leaks window [10:26] g_object_get() gives a new ref afaik, so a g_object_unref() is missing [10:27] not a big issue, since that window will live until rb leaves anyway [10:29] seb128, The following packages have unmet dependencies: [10:29] libgnome-media-profiles-dev : Depends: libgnome-media-profiles-3.0-0 (= 2.91.2-4) but 3.0.0-0ubuntu1~build1 is to be installed [10:29] seb128, that's what I get with your comment [10:29] and after an apt-get update/upgrade [10:29] hum [10:30] try to sudo apt-get install libgnome-media-profiles-dev/oneiric libgnome-media-profiles-3.0-0/oneiric [10:30] seems like you have a ppa version installed [10:30] seb128, oh right, I've the one from gnome3 ppa on natty [10:30] I did upgrade to oneiric [10:31] it's weird, oneiric should be newer [10:31] seb128, good, that fixed the issue, thanks :) [10:32] yw [10:39] hi, jfyi, rb dropped the gnome-media-profiles dependency [10:40] seb128, hi, i made a working rb tarball lately [10:41] great [10:42] perhaps it is worth looking at -- https://launchpad.net/~ricotz/+archive/staging/+files/rhythmbox_2.90.1%7Egit20110724.f8fe07a7-0ubuntu1%7E11.10%7Ericotz0.dsc [10:42] could be renamed to fit the current version string though [10:44] argh, bzr bd failed at the end to sign the debs :( [10:44] of course can't sign with maintainer's keys (: [10:44] there is an option to not sign? [10:46] seb128, ricotz ^ [10:47] xclaesse, it didn't fail [10:47] xclaesse, you have your deb in build-area [10:47] it's just the signing which failed [10:47] xclaesse: bzr bd -- -us -uc [10:47] ahh, wonderful :) [10:47] seb128, thx [10:47] ricotz, one day you should really start asking for sponsoring and get your stuff in Ubuntu proper [10:48] geser, guess options after -- are fwd to dpkg-buildpackage? [10:48] ricotz, that would avoid having users getting a broken oneiric upgrade because the ppa has newer versions than oneiric [10:48] yes [10:48] ricotz, it would also avoid having the work done a second time by somebody who will submit to the distro when you already did the work on your side [10:49] seb128, oh?, i didnt touch gnome-media-profiles [10:50] and the rhythmbox snapshot was just testing, moch said there would be a release soon [10:50] ricotz, ok, seems it's robert_ancell, sorry for this one, that still stand for ie. your rhythmbox update [10:50] but currently the rb git master is broken due gcc warn-error stuff [10:52] seb128, ok my modified patch works nicely, what's the best way to get it into ubuntu? [10:52] and reviewed by you or didrocks of course [10:53] (did not test on unity though, probably you'll have to verify that before uploading) [10:53] but that should be safe, tbh [10:55] xclaesse, attach it to the bug and subscribe ubuntu-sponsors [10:55] ricotz, turn off Werror? [10:56] seb128, i know, still this needs to be fixed upstream [10:57] seb128, done: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/780747 [10:57] Ubuntu bug 780747 in rhythmbox "Window does not always close when running gnome-shell" [Undecided,New] [10:59] xclaesse, thanks [10:59] yw === korn_ is now known as c_korn [10:59] I can again drop that suff called banshee \o/ === zyga_ is now known as zyga-x11 [11:35] didrocks: I guess thats right, I'm not 100% nowdays as we use the actionbar for the "do you want to add to unity" actionbar too, tremolux will know for ysure [11:36] mvo: indeed, let's wait for him on that then. (I don't know why you don't have the actionbar showing in the detail view without it, I can't get it in oneconf without that) [11:40] I would like reporting an error in GNOME 2 under Natty: The screen freezes with some artifacts, but I can recover by toggling to a virtual console. What package should I associate my error report to in Launchpad? === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:46] didrocks, http://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/rev/f67f7a7027a7 [11:46] that will be in the next beta i upload (probably monday) [11:46] chrisccoulson: excellent! I'm eager to test it :) [11:48] cool :) [11:48] i've already uploaded it to the thunderbird-next PPA [11:49] although nothing for oneiric ;) [11:49] chrisccoulson: only the oneiric one is contaminated right now :) [11:49] chrisccoulson, could you upload it for oneiric too then? ;) [11:49] ricotz, i will do once upstream have actually released the new beta [11:49] i mean to the ppa [11:50] ricotz, not yet. i've only uploaded it to the PPA because i can disable publishing until it's actually released [11:51] so it's fairly pointless for me to upload the oneiric build to 2 places [11:51] ok, i see [11:58] didrocks, would you be able to take a look at bug 817995? :) [11:58] Launchpad bug 817995 in p11-kit "[MIR] p11-kit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/817995 === ronoc is now known as ronoc|lunch [12:20] chrisccoulson, are there thunderbird packaging difference between natty and oneiric? [12:20] i am tempted to build it locally then [12:20] ricotz, yeah [12:20] there's no messaging menu integration in the natty packages [12:20] and the oneiric packages also have some patches which we are going to be using for eds contacts integration [12:21] i can't remember what else is different ;) [12:21] mhh, ok [12:41] * mterry is reviewing jbicha's 2nd suggest-minissdpd branch now [12:49] chrisccoulson, hopefully my tmpfs is big enough for a thunderbird build :P [12:49] ricotz, how big is it? [12:49] 6gb [12:50] yeah, should be ok [12:50] good :) === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === ronoc|lunch is now known as ronoc [13:02] ricotz, can you open a sponsoring request for your rb update? [13:02] chrisccoulson, if you do the gnome-keyring update just upload, don't wait on the mir [13:02] * mterry sits down and does some MIRs [13:02] chrisccoulson, it will dep wait until the mir is reviewed but things tend to get some actions once they are actually blocking [13:02] seb128, ok. i'm just about ready to upload that [13:03] \o/ [13:11] seb128, i would need to document the changes and change the version-string [13:11] ricotz, that's fine you can do it! ;-) [13:11] is a xz-tarball ok? [13:13] better if .bz2 [13:13]