[06:56] chrisccoulson: I know you must be super busy, but have you had a chance to look at the updates for the seamonkey package? [06:57] I have had a number of people try it are using it. No issues so far. [07:13] hi joelesko, i've not had a chance just yet. i'll try and look at it today [07:13] thanks [07:14] you're welcome. I apperciated the feedback. I also think it made the package simpler. === chrisccoulson_ is now known as chrisccoulson [16:36] chrisccoulson: beta 6 tagged, fixes some crashers, still don't know if it's worth pulling in for beta 2, I haven't been keeping an eye on our crashes upstream (I've been getting a bunch on trunk, but not on beta) [17:46] evening [18:07] evening [18:09] chromium-browser: [18:09] Installed: 15.0.865.0~r98568-0ubuntu1~ucd~dev1 [18:09] google-chrome-unstable: [18:09] Installed: 15.0.874.15-r101261 [18:09] are we gonna bump PPA? [18:34] FernandoMiguel: yeah, no one has had time to get it up and running yet [18:34] hopefully next week [18:35] micahg: so is chromium basically unsupported as of this moment ? [18:35] FernandoMiguel: well, no one is updating the PPAs ATM, my first concern is stable releases which will happen early next week [18:36] I also hope to get oneiric up to M14 over the weekend [18:56] gah, will people stop reporting bugs against my menubar extension saying that they can't right click in the menus [18:56] i'm sick of saying "UNITY DOESN'T SUPPORT THAT!!", just like, no other application supports it [18:57] chrisccoulson: did you see my note about firefox above? [18:57] micahg, yeah. i'm not doing anything about it on a friday evening anyway, especially as i was up late last night to debug a lightdm issue [18:58] chrisccoulson: ok, no problem, wasn't implying that you should :), just was wondering if you had any idea about our crash stats with the current beta in oneiric (no need to research now either) [18:59] well, most of the crashes i was causing seem to have disappeared now. people are only reporting crashes frequently from natty now ;) [18:59] chrisccoulson: well... want a screenshot of my desktop ? [18:59] I have a few applets *lost* there [19:00] I can't move them, I can't remove them or add new ones [19:00] LOL [19:00] the right click used to allow control over that [19:00] chrisccoulson: that's good news then, I think sticking with the current beta in oneiric would be fine for beta 2 then IMHO [19:02] FernandoMiguel, and the old panel totally sucked because it had that sort of flexibility. every time i connected my monitor with the old panel, i had to spend 5 minutes moving all my applets around again, because the panel messed up the ordering when it resized [19:02] eheh [19:02] i definitely don't miss that now ;) [19:02] well. how can I fix mine ? [19:02] how can I add stuff? [19:03] remove stuff? [19:03] lot's of wasted space here [19:03] where I used to have *very useful* applets [19:06] what i most want right now is a dash that doesn't make me want to vomit when i look at it ;) [19:08] I want a better WM [19:08] a compiz that doesn't crash or memleaks [19:08] heh [19:08] a faster shutdown [19:08] that's why i'm using metacity + unity-2d [19:08] I boot faster then I halt [19:08] I'm on gnome fallback [19:08] with no 3D [19:08] I miss composite :( [19:09] plus, unity-2d doesn't have blurry icons with ghosting in the dash [19:09] metacity does basic compositing, so i don't really feel like i'm missing out [19:09] and visually, i prefer unity-2d [19:09] it looks nicer [19:09] I like my Gnome DO with transparency [19:09] and the dash scrolls much smoother [19:38] wow, somehow according to about:memory, bug 847224 is using 1.5GB of RAM [19:38] Launchpad bug 847224 in qt4-x11 "qt4-x11 ftbfs on armel (timeout building the docs)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/847224 [19:40] launchpad bug ;) [19:41] chrisccoulson: should I file one? [19:41] not sure. i guess it would be difficult to track down, but i always find launchpad is amongst the highest memory consumer here [19:42] always above twitter and gmail too [19:48] gmail [19:48] omg gmail [19:48] worse than plus [19:51] yeah, the new about:memory helps narrow down the issue quite a bit [19:52] FernandoMiguel: it's the javascript, same with LP, that's how they get it to be responsive and featureful, it's just the JS engines haven't caught up yet in efficiency [19:52] AH [20:34] chrisccoulson: if you get a chance, can you give me access to the chromium PPA team?