=== lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [01:41] RAOF: howdy, would you mind looking at libosinfo which has been stuck in the new queue for a while? [02:12] jbicha: I'd love to, but I'm not an archive admin. I've just got the powers for SRU work :) [02:17] * RAOF should perhaps start working towards actual AA status. [02:18] oh, tricky, I'll try pitti then [02:59] kenvandine: good evening [02:59] hey desrt [02:59] what brings you here at this time of night? [02:59] notta, just doing some hacking [02:59] ditto [03:00] i usually avoid irc in the evenings, less distractions [03:00] but not tonight... very distractable :) [03:03] wanna help rewrite the hud? :) [03:24] RAOF: so i just made an interesting discovery [03:25] Indeed? [03:25] RAOF: i'm under unity right now and i can overcome the barriers effortlessly if i aim for the corners [03:25] but they're still there in the middle of the screen [03:25] That's because there's no barrier on the corner. [03:25] oh. [03:25] i don't think that's true... [03:25] Well, there's no barrier up the top, on the panel. [03:25] there's something here [03:25] it's just not very strong [03:25] But there is a barrier on the bottom, and you can go under it. [03:26] Which is a known bug :) [03:26] Actually... didn't I fix that? [03:29] * RAOF is currently in the process of writing tests for that functionality. [03:30] Whereupon he shall fix up all the stupid. [03:34] all? ;-) [03:36] *ALL* [03:39] cool [04:43] Good morning [04:44] jbicha: can have a look [05:49] RAOF: around ? [05:49] smspillaz: Shoot. [05:49] RAOF: do you know what the acceptable ranges of values are for XConfigureWindow ? [05:50] eg for [05:50] xwc.x,y,width,height,border_width [05:51] I know width and height need to be > 1 [05:51] I don't know offhand. [05:53] * smspillaz has a look at the X sources [05:53] smspillaz: Already there :) [05:53] smspillaz: You're after dix/window.c:ConfigureWindow :) [05:58] RAOF: yeah, :P [05:58] RAOF: goto ActuallyDoSomething; [05:58] return Success; [05:58] SUCCESS [05:59] Heh. [05:59] Mmm. I particularly like the way the code inconsistently uses return(Success); and return Success; [06:11] indeed [06:58] good morning [06:59] hey didrocks [06:59] guten morgen pitti, how are you? [07:00] quite fine, thanks! how about you? [07:00] I'm fine, thanks! [07:22] good morning all, what's the word on the street about beta 1? [07:22] hey rickspencer3 [07:22] hey pitti [07:23] rickspencer3: respinning now for some issues, but nothing out of the ordinary so far [07:23] bonjour rickspencer3 [07:23] bonjour didrocks [08:27] g'morning. [08:28] hey Sweetshark [08:48] hey [08:53] bonjour seb128 [08:54] pitti, hey, how are you? happy meeting reminder day! [08:54] seb128: oh, thanks [08:58] re [08:58] hum, dsl ip change [08:58] pitti, I was saying [08:58] pitti, hey, how are you? happy meeting reminder day! [08:58] (dunno if that went through before the ip change) [08:58] seb128: still got that [08:59] ok [09:08] Sweetshark: do you have some time to work on the openoffice.org-report-builder package today, to fix upgrades? [09:18] pitti: yes, that should work. [09:37] I deleted the status bar at the bottom where minimized programs usually show [09:37] using ubuntu 10.04 on a laptop [09:37] now if i minimize a program cant get it back [09:38] yawstick_1: get it back with alt+tab [09:38] yawstick_1: and/or re-add the task bar widget to a different panel [09:39] Ive added another bar but how do I get the minimized programs to show on it [09:40] yawstick_1: please continue in #ubuntu [09:41] i was there and got no response... thanks anyway [09:45] good morning [09:45] hey ricotz [09:45] pitti, hi, thanks for sponsoring libpst [09:45] hey ricotz, seems pitti beat me to it, he sponsored before I had to look at it today ;-) [09:46] pitti, thanks for the sponsoring btw ;-) [09:46] seb128, hi [09:46] the early bird catches the upload :) [09:46] seb128, i guess there is still vala 0.15.2 and folks 0.6.7 ;) [09:46] ricotz, I can do vala, the other one will be for kenvandine [09:47] ricotz, but feel free to work on that and ask for sponsoring ;-) [09:47] seb128, i am currently doing 0.15.2 and pushed 0.6.7 to gnome3 ppa [09:47] ok, thanks [09:47] https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3/+sourcepub/2278624/+listing-archive-extra [09:48] * seb128 shakes fist at pitti [09:48] seb128: wh..what did I break? [09:48] pitti, would you stop closing bugs, you are still a bug ahead of me! [09:48] * pitti hurries to send the report reminder [09:48] oh, that :) [09:48] one little bug [09:48] I will get you, oh yes, I will ;-) [09:48] * seb128 hugs pitti [09:48] seb128: and I fixed your .xsession-errors bug in trunk, too! [09:48] pitti, I saw, thanks a lot! [09:52] seb128, https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3/+sourcepub/2278642/+listing-archive-extra [09:53] might be good to have vala done before uploading folks to have it build against the newer one [09:53] right [09:53] well I will do vala first anyway since that's not on the CD [09:54] the other one will be blocked by the freeze in any case [09:54] ok [09:54] pitti, could you bump the vala builds please? -- https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/gnome3/+sourcepub/2278642/+listing-archive-extra [10:06] ricotz: done [10:10] pitti, thanks [10:33] grrr, hate libxcb [10:34] why do we keep getting issues on random components due to it [10:34] ie bug #924612 [10:34] Launchpad bug 924612 in gnome-settings-daemon "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGABRT in __GI___assert_fail()" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/924612 [10:51] the gmail interface sucks. it doesn't let you do "Reply to list"! [11:04] chrisccoulson, please tell me it doesn't default to reply to all! [11:04] * seb128 hates people replying to the list and to you directly as well [11:07] well, thundebird defaulted to reply to all until very recently :) [11:16] huh, X just crashed, and after i restarted, my launcher is set to not auto-hide [11:16] how annoying :/ [11:17] pitti, bah, those no change rebuild are not fair :p [11:17] * seb128 gives up on catching with pitti [11:17] seb128: I didn't add tasks [11:18] to the bugs [11:18] pitti, yeah, I was speaking about bugs closing count ;-) [11:18] so I'd hope they wouldn't count? [11:18] yes, it's rather pointless [11:18] not sure [11:18] seb128: if they do, for the huge set of rebuilds (after b1), I'll use LP #12345 then [11:18] Launchpad bug 12345 in isdnutils "isdn does not work, fritz avm (pnp?)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/12345 [11:19] pitti, no, don't worry about count, it was a side comment ;-) [11:19] you can maybe catch up with didrocks though :p [11:19] seb128: nah, competitions should be fair :) so sorry for these extra 5 [11:19] pitti, btw does it make sense to do rebuilds rather than wait another few weeks for stuff to clear by themself on normal uploads and then rebuild what wasn't? [11:19] seb128: want to upload 5 yourself to catch up? [11:20] pitti, no that's fine, I will get you even with those 5 :p [11:20] seb128: well, I already waited for the whole precise cycle until now [11:20] seb128: these are all packages which haven't built a single time in precise [11:20] oh ok, I guess those are sources which don't get a lot of activity [11:20] well, depending if you are lucky or not, but you can get a gnome tarball with a lot of upstream fixes:) [11:21] seb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/consolekit/+bug/875466/comments/9 is the list, FYI [11:21] Launchpad bug 875466 in libxt "Lots of packages shipping with broken md5sums" [Medium,In progress] [11:21] seb128: i. e. mostly stuff that nobody cares about; except perl, I need to have a closer look there [11:21] I believe it's fixed with most recent mangler, though [11:22] pitti, oh, I'm supprise that stuff like libxdamage and libxcomposite are on there [11:22] I though those were actively maintained with X, I guess they are mature and don't get lot of upstream work ;-) [11:22] right [11:32] pitti: do we want the libreoffice metapackage depend on libreoffice-gtk btw? [12:02] micahg: Hi Micah, did you forget https://code.launchpad.net/~gunnarhj/gnome-settings-daemon/patch43/+merge/91210 ? [12:02] pitti, can you build bump https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ppa/+build/3246056 and https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ppa/+build/3246057 for me? [12:02] thanks [12:02] lunch, bbiab [12:14] Sweetshark: we currently seed -gnome, which pulls in -gtk [12:14] seb128: done [12:14] * pitti utters a loud sigh for the first non-oversized image in months [12:14] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20120228.1/ [12:14] took some squeezing for sure [12:15] yes, but if somebody manually reinstalls libreoffice he only gets the fugly generic UI. [12:15] pitti: nice! [12:19] hello everyone! I can no longer swicth workspaces with CTRL+ALT+... any idea what happened? [12:27] nessita, hey [12:27] nessita, upgrade, it's fixed with today updates [12:27] nessita, it was a design decision reverted [12:28] nessita, or use super-shift-direction (was the new keybindings) [12:28] seb128: thanks god it was reverted! [12:28] :-) [12:28] * nessita updates again [12:28] seb128: hola, btw :-) [12:28] nessita, the intend was to have both old and new bindings but it's technically challenging so got postponed to next cycle [12:29] nessita, hey ;-) [12:29] nessita, how are you? [12:29] pretty good! and you? [12:32] nessita, I'm good thanks! === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:36] pitti, same on https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ppa/+build/3246089 and https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ppa/+build/3246090 please? ;-) I did a stupid error in the previous version [12:42] seb128: bumped [12:43] pitti, danke [12:47] pitti, hi === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [12:49] tkamppeter: hallo Till, wie gehts? [12:50] pitt, gut, it is about PPD updating via CUPS trigger, bug 932882. [12:50] Launchpad bug 932882 in gutenprint "The PPD version (5.2.7) is not compatible with Gutenprint 5.2.8-pre1." [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/932882 [12:51] pitti, problem is that the updating is not reliable. If in one update run (for example an update to a new distro release) a printer driver package is updated along with cups, the PPD update does not happen. [12:53] pitti, this is because cups get shut down and the old version stopped making it unconfigured and cups gets only configured again much later in the update process. This makes the printer driver packages not executing the cups trigger as when it is trigger time, between unpacking of all packages and setting up all packages, cups is not configured. [12:54] pitti, how can I change the dependencies of printer driver packages to assure that the triggers get always executed, for example putting the trigger execution somehow after CUPS being configured? [12:55] tkamppeter: perhaps you could change the trigger itself [12:55] tkamppeter: i. e. if the trigger gets called, but cups is not running, you leave a stamp file in /var/run/cups/update-ppd instead [12:55] tkamppeter: and cups' postinst would then run update-ppd during configure if it finds that stamp file? [12:59] pitti, the "Processing triggers for cups ..." does not even appear onnn the screen. This is a message of dpkg, telling that the trigger of CUPS will get executed. So the postinst script of CUPS does not get executed at all when it is supposed to do the triggers. [13:01] tkamppeter: hm, that sounds weird; are you sure? perhaps you could add a touch /tmp/trigger-called or so to the postinst to check this? [13:04] seb128: so, I'm fully up to date, I rebooted, and I still don't have the proper keybindings for switching workspaces... shall I report this? [13:06] nessita, dpkg -l | grep compiz-plugins-main [13:06] nessita, what version did you get? [13:06] pitti, I will try that. [13:08] seb128: compiz-plugins-main-default 1:0.9.7.0~bzr19-0ubuntu5 Compiz plugins - main default collection [13:08] didrocks, ^ help! ;-) [13:08] interesting [13:08] so nessita, if you open gnome-control-center [13:09] in the keyboard panel, shortcut tab [13:09] good morning didrocks, seb128, pitti, nessita, tkamppeter [13:09] navigation [13:09] hey desrt, how are you? [13:09] desrt, hey, how are you? [13:09] what do you have for ws switching? [13:09] hey desrt :) [13:09] good. today is the day the hud work gets finished! [13:09] didrocks: looking! [13:09] hola desrt! [13:09] desrt, \o/ [13:09] desrt, I'm reading for testing ;-) [13:09] seb128: maybe in a few hours i have dbusmenu stuff working again in a preliminary state [13:09] oh [13:09] oh oh [13:10] didrocks: boo, why I can't resize that window? [13:10] pitti: you are going to hate me [13:10] desrt, ok, let me know [13:10] desrt, hi [13:10] didrocks: 'nother respin? [13:10] pitti: yeah, there is the case where compiz has a race [13:10] pitti: it's not didrocks's fault. it's bzr. [13:10] and sometimes it take the compiz bindings [13:10] pitti: should be fine on new install [13:10] didrocks: looks the shortcut is 'shift+ctrl+alt+left' [13:10] (this game is getting less and less plausible....) [13:10] pitti: but on upgrade, they will take the metacity one [13:11] nessita: yeah, I know what you get [13:11] pitti: even sam isn't really aware of all the magic integration happening in compiz for that, as the keys are duplicated [13:11] pitti: the fact is that unity-2d has different keybindings anyway because of metacity [13:14] did compiz finally stop using the metacity gconf namespace? [13:14] desrt: it still does, but continue copying the same [13:14] which makes horrible things like above ^ [13:15] nessita: you are running 2d or 3d? [13:15] * desrt wonders why they even bothered with only one cycle left to what is seemingly like an increasingly likely switch to gsettings [13:16] desrt: well, we want to ship a working LTS :) [13:16] didrocks: ya. that's why you don't mess with things and leave them as they are :p [13:16] didrocks: 2d [13:16] pitti: so basically, 3d as the previous ws switching, not 2d [13:17] which makes sense, but we can still have a racy upgrade for some [13:19] pitti: if we accept that some people still get the old keybinding until beta1, that's fine, I can just stage the upload [13:19] didrocks: sure, that's fine [13:19] ok, uploading then, and let's see how it goes [13:20] didrocks: would you mind adding a quick sentence about this to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/TechnicalOverview , so that we have something to point to when users ask? [13:20] pitti: sure, doing :) [13:20] meh, can this silly HUD please stop appearing all the time [13:20] I'm just switching desktops or do other stuff, I don't just press and release Alt by itself [13:21] pitti: there is a compiz version under testing that get the support for it [13:21] pitti: however, the unity branch is still not merged [13:21] didrocks: for better alt key handling you mean? [13:21] yeah [13:21] e. g. if I press ctrl+alt and release it, it appears [13:21] pitti: but... don't you love the hud? [13:21] we will have the fundation for it [13:21] desrt: well, it doesn't to much for me yet, and I don't really use menus much [13:21] but not the fix, I set it as unity 5.6 goal [13:21] didrocks: good to hear [13:21] I'll just suffer quietly until then :) [13:22] pitti: well, HUD is taking 4s blocking everything here [13:22] pitti: so, speaking on suffering on false positive… :p [13:27] desrt: I actually had expected hud to search in bookmarks etc., but it doesn't seem to do any of that [13:27] that would be convenient in firefox IMHO [13:27] pitti, it does [13:27] not here [13:27] pitti: searching bookmarks is more of a shell thing, imho [13:27] i wonder if anyone wrote a gnome-shell extension to do that yet [13:27] pitti, it's supposed I though [13:28] (or a lense?) [13:28] oh, it takes a while to find it [13:28] desrt, hum, it should list anything which is in the menu of the focused app no? [13:28] desrt, bookmarks are in firefox menus, why shouldn't it work? [13:29] seb128: because firefox appmenu integration is presently broken? :) === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch [13:29] desrt, well, then bug, not "it's a shell thing" [13:29] ;-) [13:29] seb128: i'm saying that i'd expect it to be a shell thing [13:30] so i can go straight to my bank or the CBC without first going through the "open a web browser" step [13:30] right [13:31] seb128, i suppose that hud does not have the menu entries until that menu is opened, as if firefox creates the menus only after click. listening on "before-selected" or something signal [13:31] rye, oh, right [13:31] it's chrisccoulson's fault! [13:32] which is why i don't use hud - both firefox and thunderbird, my default apps don't have menus available to hud. And xchat/terminal are perfect with current keybinding. [13:33] btw, while I am still at this - my ubuntuone-indicator is displayed as "Untitled indicator" - what piece of info and how should I supply to unity for it to become titled? [13:34] argh, this is still a unity question, sorry, /me goes to #ubuntu-unity === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:48] ricotz: "The new ppa update for LibreOffice for Ubuntu Lucid is broken: the 'print file directly' toolbar icon points to 'pdf' rather than to the default printer." [13:49] ricotz: Could you check that? Its a (unpublished) comment on the TDF blog. [14:02] Sweetshark, works as expected here [14:03] Sweetshark, "direct printing" uses the default printer, and pdf export works too [14:09] tedg: hey [14:09] tedg: can i grab a slice of your time? [14:09] tedg: the appmenu registrar sends WindowRegistered signals, but never WindowUnregistered [14:10] desrt, Hmm, I thought it did on shutdown... [14:10] erm. maybe. [14:10] desrt, Perhaps the object isn't getting unref'd [14:10] but i'd expect it to do so when the window closes [14:10] (unless that's what you meant...) [14:10] Yeah, it seems that it should. [14:11] so [14:11] gdbus monitor --session --dest com.canonical.AppMenu.Registrar --object-path /com/canonical/AppMenu/Registrar [14:11] open a window, close it, open a window, close it [14:11] you see only WindowRegistered signals [14:11] But, I guess there's not a *huge* worry there in that the amount of memory is tiny if there's no items. [14:12] tedg: well, as you mention, it probably indicates some sort of leak or other memory problem within the appmenu registrar [14:12] and it's also raining on my parade :) [14:12] It would be a slight leak for applications that stayed open for a very long time and opened and closed lots of windows. [14:12] i disagree with that... [14:12] the unregister doesn't even get sent when the entire app is closed [14:13] Oh, you're saying the registrar doesn't send it... I thought you were saying the application. [14:13] Hmm, okay. [14:13] so being logged in and opening/closing apps for a few weeks results in more and more leaks [14:13] (probably small leaks, but still...) [14:13] I bet it's just not sending that signal. I mean, I only had it there to play with, I don't think anyone uses it :-) [14:14] * desrt uses it now :) [14:14] i wrote a rather complete client for the registrar yesterday [14:14] Okay, fine, edit: "anyone important" ;-) [14:14] which was probably a waste of my time [14:14] since afaik, the hud service will soon be in the same process as the registrar [14:15] but it's useful code anyway :) [14:15] Heh, good for testing I'd imagine. [14:15] it already found a bug! === greyback|lunch is now known as greyback === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [14:36] seb128: there's not much on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-02-28, so I don't expect that we have a meeting today [14:36] seb128: but if something turns up, would you be able to run it? I have an appointment this evening [14:36] pitti, sure, no problem [14:42] hello everyone! [14:42] i need to run out for an hour or so [14:43] bbl [14:43] hey kenvandine [14:43] hey kenvandine, bye kenvandine ;-) [14:43] pitti, i guess i'll miss you, so good night :) [14:43] kenvandine: o/ [14:43] man, trying to package boxes is frustrating, now I need a new libvirt, libvirt-glib, & tracker [14:43] jbicha, fun stuff! [14:44] * kenvandine heads out [14:44] jbicha: urgh -- tracker for boxes!? [14:44] jbicha: I thought boxes was a VM host, not an entire OS [14:44] pitti: yeah, so you don't have to remember where you stuck your iso's? [14:44] lol [14:44] jbicha: does it have a mail client yet? [14:46] does it make coffee? [14:46] Sweetshark, didrocks: not sure whether Trevinho already talked to you, seems the current oneiric-proposed libreoffice changes -tool to --tool in a .desktop file which breaks bamf [14:47] pitti: yeah, and I asked him to check with Sweetshark ;) [14:47] Sweetshark, didrocks: in the interest of also supporting backports (which have -tool) and avoid another huge download, it seems to me that it's easier to backport the bamf fix than reverting this in LibO? [14:47] (and you to ensure you are aware on the SRU side) [14:47] err, the backports have --tool, I mean [14:48] hum, yeah, but that would mean that the libroffice and bamf should be released at the same time? [14:48] not sure about the policy of a SRU breaking another SRU [14:48] didrocks: yes, they would; that's why I'm asking, it's not a normal situation [14:48] for a "normal" package we'd just revert that bit [14:49] we can backport bamf I guess, Trevinho, thoughts? [14:49] and I'm not against reverting it in the LibO SRU, but according to ricotz there's a magnitude of 10.000 users running his PPA backports alone [14:49] pitti: backports was my argument too. [14:49] didrocks: yes it's basically a copy&paste [14:49] so it seems to make more sense to SRU this to lucid and oneiric [14:49] to the oneiric branch [14:49] I can prepare it if you want [14:49] Sweetshark: would be nice to have that checked on libroffice upload btw :) [14:50] didrocks: well, not strictly "at the same time"; it's rather "no later than LibO", moving it to -updates before is no problem [14:50] Trevinho: would it be easy to backport to lucid, too? that has the same problem [14:50] (with newer LibO versions, I mean) [14:50] pitti, didrocks: bug 873702 and bug 919659 are blockers anyway [14:50] pitti: well, it will break as well the matching on -tool, isn't it? if it's released before [14:50] Launchpad bug 873702 in libreoffice "some function names in Calc appear in english others in local language (mixed up) " [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/873702 [14:50] Launchpad bug 919659 in libreoffice "Can't open/save document or spreadsheet with password" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919659 [14:50] pitti: I'm not sure what version of bamf is using lucid [14:50] Sweetshark: right, I'm just telling it would be nice to have that tested when you upload a new libroffice :) [14:51] didrocks: ah, yes. willdo. [14:51] I guess we don't really care about lucid? [14:51] Trevinho: ah, it still had the old name back then, what was it again? [14:51] unity is not installed [14:51] didrocks: ah, right [14:51] pitti: I know, it feels like ages, isn't it? ;) [14:51] ricotz was telling me about his LibO 3.5 lucid PPA [14:51] so I guess it doesn't matter any more [14:52] s/any more/for lucid/ [14:52] yep [14:52] didrocks: yeah.. [14:52] so Trevinho, we can backport that for oneiric [14:52] Trevinho: tomorrow is my sponsoring shift, nice timing! [14:52] :) [14:52] :) [14:52] * Trevinho backporting [14:52] Trevinho: just ping me or send the merge proposal my way [14:53] seb128, heyo. Just FYI so we don't tromp each other's changes again, the nautilus you based your ubuntu-desktop PPA version on hasn't been accepted into the archive yet. So when you push yours, just check for that and use -v if necessary [14:53] back in the days, when computers were still real computers, and men still real men, and green furry animals from Alpha Centaury were still real green furry animals [14:53] LO 3.5.0/3.5.1 still has a few issues, but in my guess is still better/stable in general than some 3.4.3/4 already anyway ... [14:53] and ubuntu was brown! http://www.tuxtree.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Ubuntu-desktop-2-410-20080706.png [14:54] mterry, hey, I noticed but thanks for the warning, I plan to stack nautilus and gnome-control-center change and not upload before thursday, no need to queue uploads during freeze [14:54] pitti: is that screenshot a mockup for 12.10? :) [14:54] mterry, good to see you on bug fixing btw ;-) [14:54] pitti: back in those days I had a customized gentoo desktop with -funroll-loops ... [14:54] Daviey: radical desktop simplification [14:54] seb128, heh :) my fav thing to do [14:54] pitti: seems to have a global desktop menu? :) [14:55] pitti: I remember in 2007, for various reason, I had no network connexion anymore and in the research center I was, I needed to reinstall my computer and upgraded. I found a warty CD image to boot from. It was already a shock like "did I really used that at some point?" :) I can't imagine if I have to do the same experiment today [14:55] Daviey: trollbaiting much arent you? [14:55] ;) [14:55] pitti, Sweetshark can you take care of opening a bug and of the SRU testcases? [14:55] Sweetshark: I try. [14:55] Trevinho: seems the bamf changes have not all landed yet? [14:56] two outta three ain't bad, of course [14:56] Trevinho, hi, thanks for backporting it [14:56] but the one left is the serious one :) [14:57] ricotz: yw [14:57] desrt: did you propose a merge for your fixes? [14:57] desrt, you will need to talk to didrocks I guess ;-) he frozen the unity trunks earlier [14:57] I saw only the patch [14:57] Trevinho: i opened a bug and did a patch [14:57] i was expecting someone with launchpad-fu to do all the other stuff [14:57] desrt: can you please do the MR as well, it would be faster to get included [14:57] it's a cold day :) [14:58] desrt, you refuse to use lp on principle right? ;-) [14:58] seb128: i've used it soem times before [14:58] pitti, 3.5 is actually in the official libreoffice ppa now for lucid and oneiric [14:58]