[00:00] Indeed. [00:00] i'd do whatever jtaylor says, he's good at this stuff [00:00] Hmm. Looks like it'd make more sense for me to do it after setup.py runs, before the install is done. [00:00] Indeed. [01:25] why do I get this error Could not find a signing program (pgp or gpg)! [01:27] you don't have gnupg installed? [01:32] directhex: never mind I'm an idiot === Alcine is now known as jalcine === jalcine is now known as JackyAlcine === arand_ is now known as arand [11:43] Hello, bug 919959 is a trivial one to review and avoids a systematic crash on startup. It will be nice if someone can sponsor it. Thanks! [11:43] Launchpad bug 919959 in psensor (Ubuntu) "psensor crashed with GTK+ 2.x symbols detected. Using GTK+ 2.x and GTK+ 3 in the same process is not supported" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919959 [11:49] I can't reproduce it [11:50] jtaylor, with precise and psensor 0.6.2.16 package? [11:50] oh it got an update today [11:50] * jtaylor updating [11:51] yes, there is an update which is introducing gtk3 instead of gtk2 (and appindicator has been kept in gtk2 flavour) [11:51] you also need to run psensor with a DE with appindicator gtk3 like unity [11:55] gna 15mb translation update ... [12:07] and another python update, this will still take a while [12:08] sorry about that:( === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:19] nom nom [12:20] jfi: confirmed and fix appears to work [12:20] I'll upload it [12:21] jtaylor, thanks for your very fast sponsoring! [12:22] thanks for your contributuion [12:22] :) [12:22] gj [12:50] jtaylor: Quick question if your around.. [12:50] bkerensa: ? [12:52] jtaylor: I submitted two patches for some typos to upstream but I just remembered that I used my precise chroot to do all the work... Should I redo or does it matter? [12:53] who would typo fixes be affected by the distribution you used? [12:54] hmm? Both Upstream and Ubuntu [12:54] you mean they may have since been fixed upstream or? [12:54] Im a bit confused [12:56] jtaylor: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=608647 [12:56] Debian bug 608647 in a2ps "Typo in package description: "down loading"" [Minor,Open] [12:56] It originates from Ubuntu though and was forwarded [12:57] I don't think you should imply that you'd NMU for that :P [12:57] probably best to leave the changelog out [12:58] it added it automatically [13:01] micahg, Hello, I have a comment about your psensor patch (http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/precise/psensor/precise/revision/8#debian/patches/drop_g_thread_init.patch), my understanding of the glib documentation is that g_thread_init is useless since glib 2.32 but precise is using glib 2.31. Did I miss a point? Precise is going to move to glib 2.32? [16:29] jfi: 2.31 is the devel branch for 2.32 [16:33] micahg, ok, I did not know. I have changed the source code to call or not g_thread_init depending on the glib version, so it will avoid the need of your patch in the ubuntu package. Thanks for the information [16:34] jfi: wfm, thanks [16:35] jfi: here's the API doc link in case you're interested: http://developer.gnome.org/glib/2.31/glib-Deprecated-Thread-APIs.html#g-thread-init [16:37] micahg, yes, that's the piece of doc that made me think that g_thread_init should not be called since 2.32 and not 2.31:) [16:38] I was just missing the information that 2.31 is dev branch for future 2.32 [17:04] Having some issues building a package if anyone wants to have a look http://paste.ubuntu.com/813287/ [17:06] bkerensa: more context please [17:08] micahg: I'm packaging something from scratch and when I do debuild that error is emitted [17:08] something about illegal PACKAGE name character [17:09] bkerensa: do debian/changelog and debian/control have a source package name in them? === Alcine is now known as JackyAlcine [17:14] micahg: Yes [17:14] micahg: tada :P I forgot to finish changelog [19:23] I am currently building wesnoth-1.10. It will be a new source package, but I want to have it in precise. Whom do I have to sl... well, be gentle to for that to happen? :) [19:24] nobody, just sync it [19:26] What's the date limit again? [19:26] * micahg loves syncpackage [19:27] Rhonda: Feb 16 [19:27] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule [19:27] gives me some time, thanks :) [19:28] I told a neighbour that I will do some special care for precise. Hope I can manage [19:30] FF is fairly flexible for stuff like games anyway [19:31] backports too? ;) [19:31] People will want 1.10 in older releases [19:32] backports is pretty easy for new sources [19:53] can someone just me some help why a package I'm working on with this control file, detect dependencies but does not install them [19:53] http://paste.ubuntu.com/813499/ [19:53] technoviking: sorry, can you be a little clearer in your question [19:54] what do you mean by "detect dependencies but does not install them" [19:55] when I install the package I have to do a apt-get install -f for the dependencies the package needs to install [19:55] install it how? [19:55] technoviking: yes, that's to be expected [19:55] dpkg doesn't install dependancies [20:00] dpkg -i just installs what you give it [20:00] dpkg isnt apt [20:00] there is … wajig? for that job. [20:00] never used it myself though [20:00] * ajmitch used gdebi for that [20:01] I believe the software centre does it if you double click on them too [20:01] (but I've never done that myself) [20:01] anything that uses libapt or similar, really [20:01] if you are willing to wait a minite for the thing to start up [20:02] it's the default association for debs isn't it? [20:03] yes [20:11] blah: http://paste.ubuntu.com/813517/ [20:12] that paste is not very helpful [20:13] jtaylor: What might be more helpful? [20:13] :) [20:13] the complete error including commandline [20:15] jtaylor: http://paste.ubuntu.com/813523/ [20:16] -O6 is interesting [20:17] which compiler has so many optimization levels? .. [20:18] joystick.h is present [20:18] jtaylor: Hmm? [20:18] hey guys.. anjuta-extras has unmetdep in precise, due to Depends: ... anjuta (<< 3.3) [20:18] while precise has 3.3.4-0ubuntu2 [20:18] I see no error on the commandline, must be a missing library [20:18] so... what we should do ? [20:19] update it? [20:19] what do you mean? [20:19] I mean... we should change the ubuntu version ? [20:20] importing a new diff ? [20:20] update anjuta-extras for precise [20:20] s/importing/creating [20:20] ah ok, :) [20:20] naughty of whoever updated anjuta without caring for the extras though [20:21] indeed [20:23] and guys.. I think I solved the FTBFS of radar2-bindings [20:23] I changes build-deb from python-dev to python-all-dev, including python2.6-dev [20:24] do you think it is a good fix [20:24] ? [20:24] python2.6-dev will be going away [20:24] the FTBFS is something like "Python.h not found" [20:27] * micahg sees no such package [20:29] sorry, radare2-bindings [20:30] anyway.. seems that it builds fine in debian... I'm looking into deeper [20:30] I recall fixing radare2 a while ago [20:30] (via sync) [20:31] nope, didn't build [20:31] but probably thats unrelated? [20:32] i'm trying a simple rebuild without anychanges [20:35] ok it builds fine [20:35] radare2 I mean [20:35] I'm going to update a build1 version ? [20:36] radare2-bindings works now, I'm going to give it back [20:37] micahg, are you doing that ? [20:37] yep [20:37] ok [20:38] it's been done :) [20:38] okioki [20:39] jtaylor: you did fix radare2 [20:40] micahg: fixed=I forwarded a patch to debian, the maintaienr fixed it and I syncted it [20:40] I was being brief about it :) [20:46] jtaylor: All I can find is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=949159 [20:46] which suggests just changing some code but they dont indicate which file in source