[00:38] bryceh: http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-settings-daemon/commit/?id=67785fa2b1043bd5397669f92abbd210dbf23f24 hmm [00:38] bah wrong channel :) [00:42] that was added at the beginning of october, about the timeframe these bugs started pouring in [00:42] * bryceh nods [00:43] hmm [00:43] * debian/patches/50_add_dell_backlight.patch: [00:43] - Add 'dell_backlight' module to gsd-backlight-helper (LP: #862474) [00:43] it is only affecting dells too.. [00:44] 873191 is HP [00:46] anyway, thanks. hopefully that's enough clue for the gnome guys to take it where it needs to go [02:40] I've registered a general X session - https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-p-xorg [02:40] should have done that last week [02:54] sweet, thanks for that bryce! [02:55] mesa is my primary concern, really on the fence about it [02:55] 8.0 in january [04:07] How sure of that are we? [04:16] You guys nervous about us not making the release? [04:17] Well, of it being mesa 8.0 - isn't that predicated on Intel having GL 3.0 support? [04:18] Ah, well couldn't you just say the mesa version that goes out on January, I think we rather do a release 7.12 release then have half backed features. [04:19] But also probably about timing; we want to ensure we've got enough time to test unity on the libGL that we'll be shipping. [04:19] So you rather see early January? [04:19] Yes. [04:20] Or - branching reasonably early, so we can follow that branch for a while. [04:20] Ok [04:20] I guess we have to battle it out with the intel guys. [04:21] We can work out what we're comfortable with, and make it known to you and the intel guys :) [04:21] We (vmware) are kinda hoping to get our new driver into 12.04 and it most cerntantly isn't up to snuff in 7.11 so we want another release. [04:22] Ok thanks. [04:25] Prf_Jakob: We can also tell you when that session is scheduled, if you'd like to participate remotely. [08:05] Sarvatt: https://launchpad.net/~focus-follows-mouse :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel [14:40] ricotz: have you tried unity with that newer utouch-geis by any chance? :) [14:41] then again doesn't look promising since you're crashing it just opening evince without gesture extension support [15:56] ricotz, are you using hte 290 blob at the moment? if so, could you test flash? supposedly it doesn't work [16:00] bjsnider, yes, i dont have any problems with flash [16:01] strange [16:01] i am using a manually installed flash 11.0 64bit [16:06] well, i don't approve of that [16:06] but i think it's ok on ubuntu because we've got a newer glibc than some distros [16:06] or some users anyway [16:09] bjsnider, manually installed like copying libflashplayer.so to ~/.mozilla/plugins/ [16:10] (i havent seen a stacktrace of it) [16:10] the adobe-flashplugin package will do it for you [16:10] i dont like such installers ;) [16:11] oh, i know [16:11] ... that it is up2date now [16:12] the plugin is actually included now. it doesn't do a download+unrar+sha256 etc. anymore [16:14] anyway glibc 2.11 seems to be part of the flash problem and we have 2.13 [16:15] so maybe it's broken on lucid [16:28] Sarvatt, hi, havent tried it, but i dont expect it to work while evince/eog already have problems with it === kinoucho` is now known as kinouchou [20:20] http://www.indieroyale.com/ [20:22] odd, had linux versions on it, refreshed and they're gone [20:22] bah :) [21:02] the desura linux client is quite nice, all my humble bundle linux versions in one place :) [21:10] ricotz: mind if I upload a wayland-demos with bf8bd5aa3af224121490eada4a224c00d6a1951d and 27d38660459971a039fbbe9ec95a1cec7470634b reverted since we dont have libjpeg-turbo? [21:16] Sarvatt, actually i would prefer patching it like http://paste.debian.net/plain/140207 [21:17] and see how it goes [21:17] i have no idea why he picked this colorspace [21:17] nothing is using the jpeg loader yet to even try it [21:18] i think it is cleaner to replace the colorspace [21:19] wont possibly hurt until there's a consumer at any rate [21:19] sounds good [21:20] right, and wouldnt interfere with future commits too much [21:20] Sarvatt, feel free to upload [21:20] yeah i see reverting breaking soon :) [21:21] Sarvatt, oh which reminds me: power-cord-reminder :) [21:23] double checking now, thanks :) [21:25] ricotz: just to be sure, yours has 3 prongs on the brick side like this right? http://laptopsparesonline.com/uploads1/products/img3/208878_1181874120.jpg [21:25] i've got some with 2 [21:26] http://static.eprofeel.com/salons/c/1/442d/6592_Computers-and-Networking_Mouse-Ear-Power-Cord-Compaq-HP-Dell-Sony-IBM-Toshiba-Laptop-Power-Cord_8933_1.jpg [21:26] yes, 3, one is a bit bigger [21:26] yes, like this [21:27] alrighty, i've got it then :) [21:28] thanks! :) [21:29] ricotz: next time you do pixman mind doing natty too? [21:29] x-x-v-intel requires 0.23 now for SNA [21:30] Sarvatt, wanted to force you to look into precise :P [21:30] i wasnt comfortable uploading the multiarched one to natty [21:30] is there anything in precise yet making the natty edgers not usable?? [21:31] I always just used the natty one in my sources for the first month or so [21:32] jcristau, hi, thanks for uploading pixman :) (leaving my name would have been better :P) [21:32] your name is right there in the changelog [21:32] Sarvatt, the oneiric packages works fine so far [21:32] jcristau, i know, i meant the bottom line [21:32] yeah i don't do that. [21:33] why? [21:33] because i'm the one doing the upload [21:33] why is it better the other way? [21:34] ok, because that way i would actually be listed in the stats [21:34] fix the stats?