[02:12] hi, installed thunderbird from stable ppa, its version 7.0 and it keep scrashing, usually when i delete an email it happens [02:12] was using 3.x before hand on lucid, no problems with crashing [07:43] hi anyone about, having crashes with tbird 7.0 from ppa stable [07:45] deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mozillateam/thunderbird-stable/ubuntu lucid main [10:37] not very helpful [10:40] people are volunteers, and not all know about everything [10:44] i understand, its a small channel, just disconcerting when no one aknowledges at all [10:50] Fudge, did you submit a crash report upstream? or get a backtrace? [10:50] i don't know what you expect people to do without that [10:50] you need to at least try to help yourself if you want others to help you ;) [11:08] chrisccoulson... i know you already lots to do, but what about the xubuntu-specific browser start page? any thoughts given to that? [11:35] knome, not yet [11:35] trying to get chromium builds going again + unbreaking firefox ppc build [12:07] chrisccoulson yes been submitting the crash reports [12:12] Fudge, what arch? [12:28] chrisccoulson its lucid i386 [12:29] Fudge - did you leave a comment? i'm currently looking at all crashes submitted from that build [12:30] yes mate, my email is my nick, comment was tb crashes when i delete an email [12:31] this one? https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/96d672f3-def2-420b-9b74-129872111019 [12:32] one moment [12:34] yes mate thats me [12:35] hmmm, it's linked to a bug report which is appearently fixed [12:36] and all the reporters seem to say it happens when deleting mail [12:37] not good mate [12:37] :) [12:37] perhaps it needs re-addressing === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [13:18] Fudge, sorry, would you mind opening a new bug for that? From https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/96d672f3-def2-420b-9b74-129872111019, you can click on the "Report this Crash" link [13:18] against Core -> Disability Access API's [13:19] there seems to be quite a few of those crashes still [13:37] yes chrisccoulson , mind if i do it tomorrow though its after midnight [13:49] chrisccoulson, oki, np [15:40] m_conley, nice - https://twitter.com/#!/mike_conley/status/127407051424010240 :) [15:40] chrisccoulson: :D [15:41] i'm sure you could get rid of a couple of columns in the thread pane though [15:41] eg, the left-most column to indicate a thread is redundant isn't it? [15:41] chrisccoulson: probably - it's a matter of finding out which ones are important to users [15:41] (as threads are indicated by an expander next to the subject) [15:41] chrisccoulson: which, hopefully, Test Pilot will reveal [15:41] * m_conley nods [15:41] agreed [15:44] m_conley, i'd be interested to find out how many people toggle the read/unread status with the small green circle as well [15:44] me too! [15:45] as a means of indicating status, i think that one is redundant too [15:45] but obviously, it provides a quick way to toggle a message unread/read [15:45] I believe a heatmap for most of our switches, toggles, buttons and menus is going to be our first test. [15:45] that would be awesome [18:20] hrm i could swear I saw a "google-breakpad" package somewhere, did i just imagine that? [18:27] bhearsum, there? [18:27] rhelmer, i'm not sure :) [18:28] chrisccoulson: i finally got a socorro package going, but the hacky way i was pulling in breakpad won't fly on the real build servers. i'll just make a package for it in my ppa [18:28] chrisccoulson: hey [18:29] bhearsum, did you ever figure out what to do about the planned 20th December release of ff9? [18:29] rhelmer, nice :) [18:29] i didn't! [18:29] but, i think one of the release managers is here right now....let me ask :) [18:32] thanks [18:33] damn, i missed him [18:34] heh :) [18:35] i'll find out when one of them is online again and get back to you [18:38] thanks === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away