[00:08] Trevinho: "This branch has not been pushed to yet." - are you sure it's still uploading? :P [00:08] htorque: I've also looked at indicator-appmenu but I can't find something causing that [00:09] maybe it's something more related to libdbusmenu... [00:09] htorque: I know... I'm sorry, but that branch is too great (due to the fact that it's full of old revisions) [00:09] I'll notify you when it should be there [00:09] no problem :) [00:12] Trevinho: downloading now :) [00:13] nice, thanks ;) [00:14] htorque: it's so strangeusing the default ubuntu version I had the issue, compiling it again no more the problem [00:14] however the code could have some issues,that's why I've changed few bits [00:14] so I'll wait your feedback [00:15] Trevinho: meh, i need help building it: i get "dpkg-source: error: can't build with source format '3.0 (quilt)': no orig.tar file found" with "debuild -us -uc" [00:18] mhmh [00:18] debuild binary doesn't work to you? [00:20] that works [00:20] one day i'll learn all that packaging voodoo, i swear ;) [00:21] htorque: yes... I know... All the man debuild and dpkg-buildpackage manuals should help [00:21] but there are a looot of things [00:23] ** (nautilus:1600): DEBUG: [PRE] progess is 0.000000. [current: 0.000000, total 1] [00:23] ** (nautilus:1600): DEBUG: [POST] progess is 0.000000. [current: 0.000000, total -636860064] [00:24] Trevinho: ^^ [00:27] Trevinho: http://paste.ubuntu.com/683964/ → working case within root partition (part of it, i actually don't want to write that much to my ssd) [00:28] htorque: thanks... I was wondering something like that also if I don't really understand why it happens [00:28] however... Do you still have the issue right now? [00:28] (I mean, with this code)? [00:29] yes, for the first part where progress and current stay at 0.0 [00:30] Mmhm... And in that period the progress goes on the wrong direction.... [00:32] htorque: I hardly understand what's going on... Since the value of total changes also if nothing in the code should do that... [00:33] Also, I was already checking if that value was invalid [00:33] but as you from the paste, it also does that in the working case [00:33] +see [00:34] mh [00:35] could you send me the package you built? Maybe I'm building it with a different environment... [00:35] Also if that seeems really strange to me [00:35] only nautilus? [00:38] yes.... However just wait I'll retry ASAP [00:39] Trevinho: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/673326/trevinho-nautilus.tar.gz [00:39] that's all packages, 7.7mb [00:47] htorque: thanks [00:47] Trevinho: will try to reproduce this with a live cd tomorrow. gotta go now, it's almost 3am here. ;-) [00:47] please, could you pull the new revision and retry it? [00:47] oh, okay [00:48] htorque: if it's too late for you (it's the same time here :P), I can wait... [00:48] no, no problem :-) [00:48] however just a little log would be appreciated [00:48] thank you :) [00:50] Trevinho: just to make sure, that's revision 242? [00:50] yes [00:55] Trevinho: failing one: http://paste.ubuntu.com/683981/ - good one: http://paste.ubuntu.com/683982/ [00:55] Thank you htorque [00:57] if you need anything else, just post it in the bug report. i'm off now, cya! :-) [00:58] ok, thanks htorque... [00:58] yw! [05:37] good morning [07:00] good morning === API is now known as Guest38792 === Guest38792 is now known as apinheiro [07:55] Trevinho, around? [08:34] just upgraded to oneiric yesterday and now I see an indicator for apt slightly out of place: http://people.canonical.com/~tspindler/indicator-weird-place.png [08:34] worth a bug report or already known? [08:41] Andy80: sorry, I was sleeping : [08:41] :) [08:42] Kaleo: don't worry ^_^ [08:43] Kaleo: I've assigned me a couple of bugs in the mean time, but I'll need your help to understand where to start from... just tell me when you have some spare minutes and I'll ask :) [08:53] which is the key to zoom in/out the screen? Like You can see at 2:48 of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0Tn3Z8OklQ === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson === bschaefer_ is now known as bschaefer [09:35] Kaleo: about bug 809202, do you prefer having one key per component, or a single key for all Unity2D? [09:35] Launchpad bug 809202 in unity-2d "add a configuration key (dconf) to enable the opengl backend" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/809202 [09:40] mardy: a single key please [09:43] Kaleo: that's my preference too. Will do! [09:44] mardy: thanks! [09:44] /wi35 [09:44] ups [09:59] mardy: thanks for merging :) [09:59] kamstrup, hi... i can't find a way to get the mount point from a gvolume [09:59] Andy80: thanks to you for the code :-) [10:01] mardy: I've a little question about the Unity-2d code: when a user click on a Launcher icon, a specific istance of QMenu is showed. I can find all the code of the menu (where the menu is composed, the text is filled ecc...) but I cannot find the line of code that shows the menu O_o [10:02] mardy: the method should be popup() but I tried to grep inside the code and it's not available anywhere. How do you show the menu? [10:02] Andy80: let me have a look... [10:03] I start my VM in the mean time... [10:03] kamstrup, and if i don't find it i can't use mount point into the blacklist [10:05] Andy80: see the showMenu() function, in launcher/LauncherList.qml [10:06] mardy: I knew!!! I knew I should have looked in the QML :P [10:07] Andy80: :-p [10:07] andyrock: not sure, but g_volume_get_mount() followed by g_mount_get_default_location() not working? [10:08] Kaleo, it think it works for mounted volumes... but we need also the mount point of umounted volumes [10:09] in fact g_volume_get_mount return NULL if volume isn't mounted [10:11] mardy: what I want to do is to catch also the MouseDown event and not only the MouseClick one... so we can fix the bug #688830 what do you think about? [10:11] Launchpad bug 688830 in unity (Ubuntu) "Select quicklist items with just one right click" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/688830 [10:13] Andy80: yes, that's good. But the bug resolution might be tricky, because I don't know if the popup menu will receive the mouse events (it may be that the MouseArea grabs the mouse while the button is pressed) [10:14] Andy80: but I'm just speculating, maybe it will just work out of the box :-) [10:14] mardy: only trying I will able to know it :P the only good thing is that I don't have to re-compile anything if I just have to modify the qml ;) [10:15] Andy80: yep :-) [10:55] I'm just porting my unity lens to the new api available in Oneiric. However I have just noticed the documentation on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/Lenses has not been updated. Is there a reason for this (as the API might not be completed yet or so...) or is this a pending issue? [11:00] Cimi; compare the screenshot you posted to http://www.markshuttleworth.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/dash_home_11.10.png [11:00] JohnLea: I did that, read in #dx [11:00] Cimi; the Dash tint should be the same in both as they are both using the same background [11:01] Cimi; woops, wrong channel ;-) [11:01] JohnLea: that's why I have taken the sshot with the wallpaper [11:12] mardy: it looks like I cannot use the onPressed property: unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING] file:///home/andrea/Documents/development/unity-2d-bug-688830//launcher/LauncherList.qml:149:9: Cannot assign to non-existent property "onPressed" [11:13] mardy: I really cannot understand why... it's in the documentation... === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:27] sao: there are a few kinks to work yet [11:27] sao: which langauge? [11:27] language, even [11:28] kamstrup: vala. I'm currently looking at unity-lens-files to get my lens up and running. [11:29] sao: that should be mostly smooth sailing then - we havea few issues with the Python bindings... [11:29] kamstrup: OK good. [11:38] kamstrup, i've talked with gio hackers [11:38] there is no way to get the mount point [11:38] from an umounted gvolume [11:39] because it's generated on request to avoid duplicates [11:39] andyrock: ah, right, that's what you meant :-) [11:40] andyrock: i've battled with identifying devices in zeitgeist as well... it's really tricky business === bregma_ is now known as bregma [11:43] kamstrup, we can use the same algorithm used to generate mount point but we cannot be sure at 100% [11:44] seb128: aroud? [11:44] around* [11:51] * ogra_ looks for some info on the "add .desktop to launcher" procedure, mainly how to add an entry from a script in a chrooted environment [11:52] it doesnt seem like that is documented anywhere, we have a few packqges in ubuntu that would need a transition from the g_conf favorites list (which was trivial to append to in the above case) to the "new way" (whatever that is) [11:52] ogra_, it's a gsettings key [11:52] Trevinho, yes? [11:52] seb128, ah, oh [11:53] andyrock: yeah - i am not sure that is going to be more reliable than any other hack though [11:54] seb128, hmm, all i could find were dbus method to add stuff, where can i find any info about that (i have no dbus running in the chroot) [11:54] *methods [11:54] seb128: I just wanted to know against which package I should have sent the merge request for unity [11:54] support for nautilus [11:55] but I simply sent it to ~3v1n0/nautilus/branch-name... [11:55] seb128: however the merge request is already up right now ;) [11:56] ogra_, gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favoriteS? [11:56] ogra_, gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favorites? [11:56] ogra_, get -> set to set to a value [11:56] seb128, doesnt that require a running dbus too ? [11:56] ogra_, get no, set yes, use dbus-launch ... ? [11:57] i'm operating from initrd ... chrooted [11:57] ogra_, well ask desrt on #ubuntu-desktop, dconf is made to have writes done by a service [11:57] ogra_, you can install a .gsettings-override (similar to old gconf-defaults) [11:57] Trevinho, the new merge request you did is right [11:57] Trevinho, thanks [11:57] thank you seb128 [11:58] hmm, that will get really complex, isnt there a way like we had in natty, where my package could just drop a gconf override file in place ? [11:58] i.e lp~ubuntu-desktop not lp:ubuntu [11:58] bah, i type to slow [11:58] ;-) [11:58] seb128, thanks ! thats what i was looking for :) [11:58] sorry for using the bad main-branch, but I used that to test and I wondered it was the right one also for the packaging tasks... [11:59] ogra_, .gsettings-override in the debian dir, they will be installed as .gschema.override on disk, you should have a few examples on disk [11:59] Trevinho, no worry, thanks for the work ;-) [11:59] hmm, i need to do that different i guess, since i need to parse the existing list first [12:00] * ogra_ checks dh_installgsettings [12:16] mardy: I've tried with this piece of code before the onClicked: http://pastebin.com/LMWqDTAH but, don't know why, it doesn't work at all. The debug message is never printed and of course the menu doesn't popup === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:22] Andy80: the item where the onCLicked handler is defined is a LauncherItem, and LauncherItem doesn't have a "pressed" signal. You should work on that, first [12:23] mardy: you mean the LauncherItem cpp file or the qml one? [12:24] Andy80: qml [12:30] mardy: I see... but simply adding onPressed: item.pressed(mouse) to that file in DropItem doesn't work... maybe even DropItem has a cpp part? [12:31] Andy80: did you add it to the MauseArea around line 165? [12:32] mardy: sorry I forgot this line too: signal pressed(variant mouse) [12:33] mardy: now the Menu popups ^_^ but I still have to work on it because if I start dragging then I release it has a strange behaviour, but I'm on the good path I think [12:33] Andy80: great! [12:34] mardy: shortly: when I press the mouse button, the menu appears, but when I start dragging it disappears. [12:34] I'll continue this evening, I've to go now, sorry :\ [12:41] Trevinho: sorry for bringing you bad news after your late night ;-) as for your comment - in all bad cases i reproduced, nautilus *did* show a perfectly fine working progress dialog. === smspillaz is now known as smstacking [12:50] I'm doing some translation, and I'm wondering, what is "Automaximize value"? [12:51] ephan, the percentage of the screen a window takes up before we just maximise it [12:51] Ah! So it's not automaximizing the value, but it's the automaximize value [12:52] right :) [12:52] Thanks njpatel! [12:52] smstacking: hi! you probably cannot explain why compiz' mem usage raised by 40mb within a minute after restarting unity? http://img.xrmb2.net/images/936664.png [12:53] htorque: nope [12:53] smstacking: too bad. thanks anyway! :-) [12:54] htorque, I still need to fix a leak in panel-service, right? [12:55] njpatel: that's definitely still there, yes === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [12:56] Translations are making me nervous. Some guy some time ago translated everything in the unity package to Portuguese, but over 90% of it is wrong... [12:59] htorque, dammit, will take a look [13:00] htorque, I still approach bugs with the optimism that they will magically get fixed by someone else ;) === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [13:36] mardy: https://code.launchpad.net/~uriboni/unity-2d/unity-2d-exclude-filter-proxy-model/+merge/73836 should be good to go [13:36] mardy: fixed the comment nitpick [13:37] njpatel: hehe, as long as not all work with the same optimism... :P we pinpointed the panel leak to be in or be caused by the appmenu indicator, but my valgrind wasn't helpful, so i've no idea how to help. [13:37] htorque, oh, so it was in appmenu [13:37] htorque, I'll try and take a look today, see if some fresh eyes help [13:38] njpatel: well, the mem increase showed when using the indicator-loader with appmenu.so [13:38] right [13:38] plus, applications with more top-level menus cause more memory raise [13:44] kamstrup, ping [13:45] About : AttributeError: 'gi._gobject.GProps' object has no attribute 'categories' [13:47] Will it need a new libunity release to be fixed or is there something I could do to workaround it? [13:47] kamstrup ^^ [13:48] davidcalle, I believe kamstrup is working on a update to libunity that fixes the categories/filters setting for python [13:49] njpatel, ty [13:50] davidcalle, njpatel: there's no workaround in Python i am afraid - I'll try to get the api fixes out by tomorrow, but there are a few places that need forward porting because we break libunity, so I can't get it out today [13:52] kamstrup, ok, if you need testing on python <-> lenses , I will be happy to help [13:56] davidcalle: if you are on ayatana-devel i'll throw a mail up there when things shape up [13:57] kamstrup, ok === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:33] mardy: i noticed that i had set the oneiric branch as the target for the MR you recently approved (invertMatch in the proxy model). can it be backported to natty please ' [14:33] ? [14:34] nerochiaro: sure, just make a second request [14:34] mardy: same code, just different target branch ? [14:34] nerochiaro: yep [14:36] mardy: done: https://code.launchpad.net/~uriboni/unity-2d/unity-2d-exclude-filter-proxy-model/+merge/74443 [14:38] nerochiaro: and approved :-) [14:38] mardy: thank you [15:02] Kaleo, I'm testing Trevinho's panel-service branch, it seems pretty robust so far, would appreciate if you could do some testing of the unity-2d side please so we can figure out if we can merge it for tomorrow [15:02] JohnLea, ping [15:04] andyrock, pong [15:06] I'm sorry but identify a cd from the other is not possible... [15:06] using Label drive IMHO is not a good solution [15:07] so we should add the difference between [15:07] filesytem (removable or unremovable) and physical devices [15:08] a filesystems have an uuid and physical devices have a syslink [15:09] power use can specify to blacklist LABEL [15:09] i will try to add this to the code [15:09] but use it by default it's not cool [15:11] njpatel: understood [15:11] ta [15:19] * Andy80 is back! [15:51] mardy: I cannot understand why if I move the mouse the menu is canceled :\ [16:12] Kaleo: ping === daker_ is now known as daker [16:27] I want excuse me if in the next 2 minutes I could: 1) make noise, 2) make spam, 3) seems crazy, but...... [16:27] YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS [16:27] OOOOOOOOOOHHHH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [16:28] F************************ YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! :D [16:41] Andy80: got the email I take it? [16:43] jcastro: yeah :D [16:44] please let me celebrate for at least 1 hour then I'll get back to coding :D [16:49] jcastro and all other guys, thx :) [16:51] Italian Stallions II - the revenge! :D [16:51] omg I'm too happy! [18:21] njpatel and Kaleo it's nice to see you're looking at my stuff :P [18:22] jcastro: thanks for the sponsorship ;) [18:22] Your Italian Stallions won't leave you alone! === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:33] htorque: I'm sorry about that... [18:33] I've to check that branch better [18:33] but I' hardly understand what's going on. [18:34] htorque: maybe I'd need some more help on your side [19:08] Trevinho: back, whatever you need :-) [20:29] Can anyone point me to a bug about Qt apps crashing Compiz/not working in Oneiric? === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [21:19] Hey jono [21:19] hey davidcalle! [21:20] jono, the libunity fix for python lenses should land tomorrow, so I should be ready on monday to spread the word about the Books lens. [21:24] davidcalle: there's documentation about how lenses are done now? :) [21:25] ajmitch, nope. But there will be an AppDev Week session on python lenses on friday. Documentation should come next week. [21:25] davidcalle: great, I need to rewrite my horrid code to work for oneiric [21:26] ajmitch, what's your lens? [21:26] it's a launchpad lens, I didn't release it for natty [21:26] https://launchpad.net/unity-lens-launchpad, code isn't particularly useful [21:27] https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity-lens-sample/unity-place-python is the best Oneiric python lens to date. But it doesn't work, it's waiting for a fix in libunity. [21:28] *looking at your code* [21:31] ajmitch, do you have a screenshot? I'd love to see how bugs are presented. [21:33] no I don't [21:33] * ajmitch doesn't have a natty system available just at the moment [21:58] davidcalle, hey [21:58] sorry was on the phone [21:59] jono, :) [21:59] awesome, can't wait to spread the word! [21:59] if you can send me a screenshot I will blog it [21:59] when you are ready [21:59] jono, I will [21:59] :-) [22:00] jono, have you seen the mockups for the new dev site? [22:00] davidcalle, which site? [22:01] The one your new designer, john Oxton, is doing! [22:01] ahhh yeah [22:01] it is looking good [22:01] jono, I was in a testing session on tuesday. It's gorgeous :) [22:01] developer.ubuntu.com [22:01] davidcalle, sweet :-) [22:02] yeah I am excited about the work going on there [22:02] The elementary guys are raising the bar, though [22:02] http://elementaryos.org/developers