[00:40] Hi folks, hoping someone can help me with installing fglrx on precise or at least give me an idea as to why I'm getting compile-time errors with ATI's packages. [00:41] I am following the guide here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI but changed "oneiric" to "precise" at the build step. The installer retrieved all dependencies for my system but fails to build. [03:06] The problem cannot be reported: [03:06] The problem happened with the program /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon/gnome-settings-daemon which changed since the crash occurred. === salem_ is now known as _salem [03:30] he wanted to say i just upgraded .. got a 180 meg download .. rebooted and the box is bloody fast like hell ! [03:30] thing realy flies [06:02] anyone ubuntu around here ? [06:02] i think we might have some memory footprint problems [06:03] VSZ is way larger then i am used to [06:04] i think the GAE team went against the same python2.7 bug though i think they found a fix for it .. not sure how that went [06:05] > ;ps [06:05] cpu=10.0 mem=0.2 vsz=453548 rss=20944 stat=Sl+ started=07:04 time=0:00 threads=6 [06:05] ratio is more than 20 === Claudinux_ is now known as Claudinux [10:11] hey mvo [10:15] hey brendand [10:16] mvo - i was going to ask you that old question about whether you have up-to-date coverage reports for swc somewhere :) [10:17] we still don't have it it cron :/ [10:17] I can geneate one for you [10:17] mvo - i'm running the tests now. it's ok [10:21] mvo, i see from the blueprint you're aiming to get the coverage up to 85% soon, right? [10:22] brendand: yes, but we are not nowhere close yet :/ [10:22] at like 75 or so [10:23] mvo - yeah, you need to write a lot of test code to make a dent :) [10:23] :( [10:23] mvo - that's because there's so much damn code in software-center ;) [10:23] we should delete it all! [10:24] less bugs too this way [10:24] mvo! [10:24] you're a genius [10:24] haha [10:25] * mvo hugs brendand [10:25] yeah, 74% [10:25] I think for some of the exception handling its ok to add "# pragma: no-cover" as that is difficult to test [10:26] and debug code as well [10:44] mvo - qml ui is 'experimental' right now, correct? [10:44] yyes [10:47] mvo, so it can be covered with #pragma's? [10:48] mvo, does #pragma: no-cover have to be applied to a whole file or can it be function by function? [10:57] brendand: block by block [10:57] brendand: for function by function its pretty flexible === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch === _salem is now known as salem_ === greyback|lunch is now known as greyback [16:33] & === albrigha is now known as Guest32450 === Guest32450 is now known as albrigha === zyga-xchat is now known as zyga === zyga is now known as zyga-afk === yofel_ is now known as yofel === salem_ is now known as _salem