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[Relic]couldn't get the boot cd to load the try it for ubuntu, but the same mouse problem was there so that might have been it01:12
Laibsch1what package is likely responsible if a QT application cannot be maximized on a netbook?15:01
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macer1compiz|metacity or libqt415:02
Laibschthanks. how do I find out which one of the three?15:03
LaibschI have several programs that don't maximize and I suspect that the minimum of at least one of the dimensions being greater than what's available is the cause of the failure to maximize15:03
macer1do you use compiz?15:04
ExodusLaibsch, you can program a Qt app's maximum size15:09
ExodusLaibsch, what applications do you speak of?15:09
LaibschI'm not sure I use compiz.  I think I don't (ps faux|grep -i compiz returns nothing).  One of the affected programs is twinkle -> bug 24163215:11
ubot4Launchpad bug 241632 in twinkle (Ubuntu) "Twinkle main window too large for display (heat: 4)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24163215:11
Laibschsubdownloader is another (I'd have to check if that one is using QT or GTK)15:11
Laibschthose are the two I now remember off the top of my head15:12
Laibschhttps://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=256769 seems similar and would confirm my suspicion15:16
ubot4KDE bug 256769 in general "Cannot maximize kMyMoney4 on netbook with Status bar and/or Tool bar enabled" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]15:16
LaibschKDE bug 25676915:16
LaibschKDE bug 25676815:17
ubot4KDE bug 256768 in general "Akregator crashed wher add RSS feed" [Crash,Resolved: duplicate] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=25676815:17
Laibschnifty! ;-)15:17
Laibschmacer1, Exodus: see answer to your questions above15:17
macer1oh sorry, message does not showed me if you does not use my nick name :P15:18
macer1I think it is just Qt bug15:19
LaibschI think it's probably a program bug, using up too much space, greater than 1024*60015:19
Laibschand then the window cannot be maximized15:19
Laibschthat's my current suspicion15:19
macer1I think it is best to just report a bug to program it affects, and developers will look or it affects qt, kwin, metacity or something else.15:21
macer1Wait, you are using KDE?15:21
Laibschnope15:24
LaibschI'm using UNE which is based off gnome15:24
macer1There is no UNE now...are you using lucid?15:24
Laibschand these programs are little used so getting as much information as possible (patch would be nice) is going to be crucial, I think15:25
Laibschyes, lucid15:25
Laibschand lucid is still very much supported15:25
Laibschwhat I've seen of unity sucks, but that's offT ;)15:25
macer1Maybe it is because of old packages in lts...15:27
macer1like old qt, old kde, old everything :P15:27
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Laibschfeel free to test in oneiric or later is my usual answer ;-)  If it's still the same bug, good, if the bug has been fixed in the meantime, good as well15:29
iceroothi15:36
ExodusLaibsch, I've gotten those errors myself. There are a lot of applications that have their minimum size too big for netbooks.15:37
LaibschExodus: I think those are valid bug reports15:37
icerootif i want to create a debdiff i must write a changelog-entry. all the websites say to use my ubuntu-maintainer-address. i am no maintainer and dont have a ubuntu-address. is it common to use my normal name + mailadress for the debdiff? or do only maintainer posts debdiff to launchpad?15:38
ExodusLaibsch, they are, although upstream should be informed.15:38
Laibschiceroot: your normal address is fine15:38
icerooton debian i saw something like * Non_maintainer Upload \n *fixes foobar15:39
icerootLaibsch: ok15:39
Laibschiceroot: NMU is different, don't worry about that15:39
LaibschExodus: I fully agree.  Did you make a report for those apps?15:39
icerootLaibsch: ok, thank you, thenn i will create a debdiff and post it15:40
Laibschiceroot: bug #?  I'd like to make sure the next steps proceed smoothly15:40
icerootLaibsch: let me search it15:41
ExodusLaibsch, I don't actually have a netbook, it was in a global jam for a previous year. I believe the netbook owner reported it. Not sure though.15:41
icerootLaibsch: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kwalletcli/+bug/80227415:41
ubot4Launchpad bug 802274 in kwalletcli (Ubuntu) "Security issue in kwalletcli_getpin(1): tty I/O now properly disables echoing input when asking for a passphrase is not fixed (affects: 1) (heat: 128)" [Low,Confirmed]15:41
Laibschiceroot: let me know when you have attached the debdiff.15:42
icerootthe next problem is i only have 11.10 but the bug is for 11.04, so i guess i have to use a 11.04 environment to build the patch correctly15:43
icerootso build the deb correcty15:43
iceroots/so/to ...15:43
Laibschiceroot: pbuilder-dist and pull-lp-source are commands you want to look into15:43
Laibsch"pbuilder-dist maverick create"15:44
Laibsch"pull-lp-source $blahpackage maverick"15:44
icerootnatty :)15:44
Laibschwhatever15:44
LaibschI'm sure you get the picture :-p15:44
icerootof course :) thank you15:45
LaibschI'm a VERY slow adopter15:45
LaibschI experience too many bugs already, I don't always need the latest &greatest new bugs :-p15:45
icerootbecause of the bugs i am using 11.10 because its fun for me to open bugs and when possible to write patches which is more often in unstable then in stable :)15:46
Laibschdoes 1024*600 resolution have a name?15:56
Exodushttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphic_display_resolutions15:58
trinikronoExodus: !15:58
Laibschthanks, just found it ;-)15:58
ExodusWSVGA15:58
Laibschhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vector_Video_Standards2.svg15:58
Exodustrinikrono, hey, I updated the bugs you submitted :D15:58
trinikronobug 851553 ?15:58
ubot4Launchpad bug 851553 in checkgmail (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "checkgmail does not login: Unable to find gmail_ik (affects: 1) (heat: 272)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/85155315:59
Exodustrinikrono, yes, confirmed it at least15:59
trinikronohttps://launchpad.net/bugs/85155616:00
ubot4Launchpad bug 851556 in checkgmail (Ubuntu) "Checkgmail does not work with unity panel (affects: 1) (heat: 270)" [Undecided,Confirmed]16:00
trinikronothis one also Exodus i wonder how come i did not get any emails as yet16:00
ExodusDid that one too16:00
trinikronoyou see i was able to get it running in unity :D16:00
ExodusNo clue, maybe cause I did it like an hour ago?16:00
trinikronowith the gconf thing16:01
trinikronoi now came back in lucid i was in oneiric to do the testing16:01
Exodustrinikrono, yeah, it actually runs, but it doesn't show for normal users :P16:01
Exodusdconf hacking16:01
LaibschExodus: just stumbled back on another maximize-bug: sqliteman bug 85090316:02
ubot4Launchpad bug 850903 in sqliteman (Ubuntu) "window doesn't maximize (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/85090316:02
macer1kde bug 116:06
macer1(just testing if ubottu can display this)16:06
Laibschmacer1: yes, it can16:09
Laibschat least it worked for me 30 minutes ago16:09
LaibschKDE bug 12345616:09
ubot4KDE bug 123456 in general "amaroK mis-detects some albums as compilations when actually they're just "artist1 featuring artist2"" [Wishlist,Resolved: later] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12345616:09
macer1kde bug 11111116:10
ubot4KDE bug 111111 in general "apply to all plots in x-axis tab also applies range settings " [Normal,Resolved: worksforme] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11111116:10
macer1kde bug 216:10
Laibschhehe, you're try them all now? ;-)16:10
macer1oh there is no #1 bug :(16:10
Laibsch+gonna16:10
Laibschany objections to setting bug 535398 to opinion?  I'm afraid, that one is wontfix16:13
ubot4Launchpad bug 535398 in maximus (Ubuntu) "openoffice find and replace window maximized (affects: 4) (dups: 1) (heat: 24)" [Undecided,Opinion] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53539816:13
charlie-tcaWhy not invalid? openoffice is not going to fix things, and UNE is a dead project, isn't it?16:14
macer1so invalid or wontfix :P?16:14
Laibschwell, I set it to opinion because I think the window should not be maximized16:15
charlie-tcaI don't find much reason to clutter with opinions when it is not going to ever change, anyway.16:15
Laibschit's not really invalid, but it works as designed16:15
Laibschanyhow, it's closed16:15
LaibschUNE is no longer worked on, that's right, but as long as lucid is alive, the packages are also supported16:16
* Laibsch takes LTS seriously16:16
Laibschthe search and replace window is essentially pretty useless when maximized16:18
Exodusmacer1, there is actually a #1 bug. It was filed by Mark Shuttleworth16:19
Exodusmacer1, it's quite funny.16:19
macer1Exodus, i know that i was talking about kde bug #116:19
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penguin42what's the story on Openoffice.org bugs in Lucid? As far as I can tell all the oo.o bugs have just been closed as 'reopen them in libreoffice' - but what about Lucid?17:38
charlie-tcaYou would have to ask the person doing it.17:40
charlie-tcaI lost that battle17:40
* penguin42 might ask on bug-control17:41
[Relic]me thinks I found the mouse problem it also registers as a kbd device17:55
[Relic]it fails on both ubuntu and kubuntu so which place do I put the bug17:57
penguin42[Relic]: run ubuntu-bug xorg  I think17:58
[Relic]that doesn't work18:08
[Relic]just complains about nvidia drivers and how I should uninstall them, absolutely nothing about input devices in that program at all18:10
penguin42[Relic]: Try ubuntu-bug xserver-xorg-input-evdev18:11
* penguin42 goes to get food18:11
[Relic]nope, uninstall nvidia drivers to see if they are the problem18:13
penguin42Oh that's #8!$ annoying18:39
micahgpenguin42: that was Sweetshark18:40
penguin42sweetshark?18:41
micahgpenguin42: AIUI, it was low/wishlist bugs that would *supposedly* never be fixed in the stable release18:41
penguin42ah18:41
micahgpenguin42: he works on libreoffice in Ubuntu18:42
penguin42micahg: Ah ok18:42
penguin42to be fair the one I was thinking of was marked low (although it is a real real pain in environments when interacting with users of ppt)18:43
micahgpenguin42: if you have a debdiff approved by someone, you can still get fixes in18:43
micahgs/someone/ubuntu-sru18:44
penguin42micahg: No, I once looked at the inside of OO.o and ran away screaming18:44
micahgheh, that's what people say about Mozilla stuff as well :)18:44
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[Relic]so what url to put a new bug in?  the ubuntu-bug thing keeps giving bad or stupid results20:27
dtchen[Relic]: would you rephrase the question, please? I'm missing context.20:28
Laibschanybody have a script to mass-close bugs in a certain project?20:29
[Relic]direct URL for the ubuntu bug tracker currently used20:29
ExodusLaibsch, that is quite delicate isn't it?20:29
Laibschnot if it concerns bugs that definitely only affect jaunty ;-)20:30
Exodus[Relic], are you referring to the ubuntu-bug app opening instead of a web page?20:30
[Relic]the ubuntu-bug thing keeps giving bad or stupid results; and therefore is completely useless20:31
charlie-tca[Relic]: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs#Filing_bugs_at_Launchpad.net20:31
Exodus[Relic], can you explain these results?20:32
[Relic]uninstall nvidia drivers to see if they are the problem20:34
[Relic]which has completely no releavnce to the mouse I would like to get working properly20:35
Exodusboth nvidia configuration and mouse configuration are in the same place20:37
ExodusThe X.org configuration20:37
ExodusSo, they are relevant.20:37
Exodus[Relic], check out xorg.conf20:37
[Relic]monitor nvidia device and screen20:39

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