[00:14] micahg: hey, i have a list of fixes/commits for gmusicbrowser now (we talked about backporting a few important ones to oneiric a few days ago) [00:14] micahg: where would you want me to put them? [01:48] ochosi: we'll need 1 bug per issue with a test case, with one debdiff for all of them attached to one of the bugs [05:38] anyone on? [05:38] I'm not a dev, but I could use some help... even direction to a channel would be helpful.... [09:47] madnick, there is one thing i'd like fixed in plymouth this cycle [09:47] madnick, that's the text not showing up properly, when plymouth hits fsck [09:50] micahg: hm, it's three issues (google-image-search,overlay-scrollbar,mpris2-plugin), but the mpris2 has 6 commits or so, do we really need a separate bug for each of them? [10:02] micahg: ok, i submitted bugreports as requested for google-image and overlay-scrollbar bugs, i subscribed you to them. please let me know about the mpris2 issue. thanks a bunch! [11:57] hello [11:57] @chanserve [11:57] Pokemonacer: Error: "chanserve" is not a valid command. [11:57] * Pokemonacer Loves Linux [12:00] Ok [12:01] How About We Have.... A Little Mouse As The Cursor?! === xrdodrx_ is now known as xrdodrx [18:26] hi, [18:26] in the current version of xubuntu the terminal looks a little bit strange [18:26] http://img7.imagebanana.com/img/mlcmhnl6/Auswahl_001.jpeg [18:27] is there a current open bug for that? [18:27] or should if opne an new ticket? [18:29] leo-unglaub: What seems to be the problem in your opinion? [18:30] astraljava: there is no problem with the functionallity, it just the default theme with looks a little bit strage. it's just an eye candy bug. i marked the parts of the image [18:30] http://img7.imagebanana.com/img/wpe630yd/Auswahl_001.jpeg [18:33] leo-unglaub: http://astraljava.kapsi.fi/xfce4-terminal.png [18:33] I see that the background color seems to mess with the borders a little bit, yes. [18:33] Well, you should talk to knome or ochosi about that. [18:35] leo-unglaub: hey [18:35] well i tried to fix that earlier already in greybird, but it's not really possible [18:35] astraljava: okay, thanks !!! [18:35] we decided to go for a "flat" terminal style in precise [18:35] ochosi: hi :) [18:36] leo-unglaub: this is what it'll look like: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-02192012-073605pm.php [18:36] >_< [18:37] ochosi: i see [18:37] but that'll also work with dark terminal-bg [18:37] the scrollbar-bg simply won't match the terminal-bg anymore, but the general window-color [18:38] so it won't look as integrated as before (without tabs) [18:38] looks good [18:38] problem is the tabs, that's an unfixable problem [18:38] ochosi: well, i am not a designer, but is it a possibillity to make it like in pidginß [18:38] ? [18:39] the tab problem seems to be fixeed there [18:39] no clue what pidgin looks like, i never use that :) [18:39] mom, i take a screenshot [18:39] feel free to send me a proposal/screenshot [18:39] http://img7.imagebanana.com/img/4v8ky51q/Auswahl_002.jpeg [18:40] if you use the same style, i would look great [18:40] in the right site there is a little gray border before the scroll bar [18:40] so the black background never would destroy the scroll bar [18:44] well that's just the normal scrollbar [18:44] you can easily have that by deactivating the terminal-specific theming [18:45] really? where can i do thatß [18:49] you have to uncomment the line "include apps/terminal.rc" in /usr/share/themes/greybird/gtk-2.0/gtkrc [18:49] s/uncomment/comment [18:51] then you have to restart the terminal to apply the style [18:51] hey, thats looks great [18:52] and fixes my problem [18:52] thanks!!! [18:52] but, why is there a special stype for the terminal if the default looks that good? [18:53] well the original intention/idea was to have the scrollbar feel more integrated in the black terminal [18:53] but it doesn't work/look well with other background [18:53] s [18:54] but in general that's a question of taste, like with a lot of theming. i personally like about this scrollbar-style that it's not visually "in your way" as scrollbars aren't that important in terminals [18:54] and it's very similar to the new resize-grip [18:54] (in style) [18:55] well, i have not much of an idea about styling...i am a C/C++ dev with spends most of his day in the terminal and for me scroll bars are very important to see outou from above [18:55] but with the default style it looks great [18:55] thanks you very much ! [19:00] heh [19:00] np [19:00] leo-unglaub: if you're interested to help out with xubuntu a bit, you'd be most welcome. we don't have enough people who code [19:02] ochosi: yeah, i am very interested in it. i worked for almost 6 years with gnome but after trying 1 year to get along with unity and the gnome-shell... [19:03] i tryed xfce 2 days ago and fall in love with it [19:03] cool [19:03] finaly i have a desktop again with allows me to work without havong fancy docs.. [19:03] if i want docks..i buy an apple [19:05] ochosi: what can i do? i started last night to fix the thunar share plugin with is not maintained anymore [19:05] very nice [19:05] well there are a few areas we could do work in, but we'd have to postpone the discussion because i have to go now [19:10] well, sounds good [19:11] i pinned this channel and stay here [19:11] if there is something todo [19:11] just write to me [19:13] leo-unglaub: Welcome into the gang! :) [19:14] ....of weirdos. [19:14] Well, I'm not really a Xubuntu dev, but I just recently started contributing. [19:14] Unit193: I may be weird, but at least I'm not weird. [19:14] astraljava: thanks ! [19:15] i am realy asking me why i didnt try xubuntu some years ago :) [19:15] is there a launchpad group where the tickets are listet? [19:15] and how close do you work with the xfce devs together? [19:16] leo-unglaub: Not really, the bugs are filed per packages or project. Xubuntu-dev has more privileges on uploading stuff and that sort of things, but everything else is visible to all etc. [19:17] leo-unglaub: ok, cool, i'll ping you when i have time [19:17] have a nice evening everyone! [19:17] leo-unglaub: mr_pouit _is_ an Xfce dev, and some others have close ties to the upstream project as well. [19:17] ochosi: Back atcha! [19:19] astraljava: okay, i have noted my names [19:19] äh, the names of the devs [19:19] i will patch the thunar share plugin and report back [19:39] l [20:05] ochosi: the mpris issue, if it's one test and 6 commits, it's one bug, if there are multiple issues with it, it's one bug per test case, not per commit [20:05] if there are multiple commits BTW, you might want to add a link to the upstream commits in the bug if they're bundled as one patch in the debdiff === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:19] Anyone else been having problems with Chrome lately? Seems it's not releasing memory from closed tabs like previously. [22:50] astraljava: actually i've had troubles with chromium constantly eating my cpu [22:53] ochosi: Yeah, sometimes it gets really stuck. [22:55] i've switched back to midori [22:55] hope the gtk3 issues get fixed soonish, gtk3-version is a lot faster [22:55] I'm currently using FF. [22:55] yeah, did that for years [22:56] might even go back to that at some point [22:56] but i'm kinda sympathetic to midori [22:56] I need two important features working, at least through extensions; FlashBlock and Adblock+ [22:57] If a browser can provide those, I'm game. :) [22:58] righty [22:58] well at least adblock is there in midori [22:59] I check so many links to youtube in a day, that I have to have flashblock working, cause I can't have them start playing immediately when I click on a link to open in a new tab. [23:00] well, you could also use "mute"? :) [23:00] A stupid workflow, I know, but it's in my system. :) [23:00] No, cause I have music playing all the time. [23:00] use pulseaudio to mute only the browser then [23:01] But I might have music playing _in_ the browser. :) [23:01] ...or from the browser, how do you say it. [23:01] lol [23:01] ok, well i guess then it's flashblock you need [23:02] Yeah. [23:18] what's slow in Firefox? [23:19] wait, did i say it was slow? [23:27] ah, CPU and memory issues :), Firefox has been working towards reducing its memory footprint with each release [23:28] * micahg isn't sure if Chromium has similar explicit goals [23:28] i dunno [23:29] i mainly switched to midori because it's such a small project and i think it can use the testing [23:29] and feedback [23:31] ah, ok, well, I've been trying to keep it up to date in Ubuntu [23:32] yeah, it's much appreciated [23:32] btw, i'll try to put together the last test-case for the soundmenu tomorrow [23:32] let me know if there's anything else you need [23:32] (apart from the debdiff etc.)