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kenvandineRAOF, hey... so describe the gwibber scrolling problem?02:17
kenvandinebesides that it sucks :-D02:17
RAOFIt doesn't scroll at all.02:17
RAOFOk, that's not quite true.02:17
RAOFClicking on the scroll button doesn't scroll.02:17
RAOFmouse scrolling doesn't scroll.02:17
kenvandinemouse scrolling doesn't scroll anything for me right now02:17
RAOFDragging the scroll thingy up and down does scroll.02:17
kenvandineand i am on amd6402:17
kenvandinekeyboard?02:18
RAOFWorks.02:18
kenvandineare you running from the ubuntu-desktop team ppa?02:18
RAOFNo.  I've got the unity-team ppa active, but not ubuntu-desktop.02:18
kenvandineok02:18
kenvandineso then you haven't had any changes to gwibber in a while :(02:18
kenvandineit is broken for me too02:19
RAOFMouse scrolling works for me in Evolution, but not in gnome-terminal.02:19
kenvandinebut so is everything else02:19
kenvandinei haven't tried evo today on this box02:19
kenvandinemy desktop scrolling is fine02:19
kenvandinebut my laptop is busted right now02:19
kenvandineamd6402:19
SarvattRAOF: hmm broken here too02:22
kenvandineRAOF, what is the bug # for the scrolling bug seb128 was talking about?02:22
kenvandineRAOF, so clicking on the up or down on the thumb doesn't scroll either?02:23
Sarvattkenvandine: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libxi/+bug/94946502:23
ubot2`Launchpad bug 949465 in libxi "XIScrollClass increment value incorrectly handled on 32-bit machines" [High,Fix released]02:23
RAOFkenvandine: Correct.02:24
kenvandinethat does work for me02:24
kenvandineSarvatt, i am on amd64 and scrolling doesn't work02:24
RAOFUuum.02:24
kenvandinewithout clicking on the thumb02:24
RAOFAnd now it works.02:24
RAOFBAH.02:24
kenvandinegtk2 apps seem to scroll fine, gtk3 apps don't02:24
Sarvatttotally not the same bug, my gtk+ is still a week old before the brokenness was uploaded02:25
RAOFempathy scrolls for me.02:26
kenvandineactually, gedit does for me02:26
kenvandinebut not gnome-terminal or gwibber02:26
kenvandinevery odd!02:26
kenvandinexchat-gnome does too02:26
Sarvattgedit does here and gnome-terminal doesnt either, hmm02:26
RAOFAs does apport, so it's not python apps that are broken.02:26
kenvandinegwibber is vala02:27
kenvandinemy desktop box has no problems02:27
kenvandinevery odd02:27
kenvandinemine are both amd6402:27
jbichabug 948612 ?02:27
ubot2`Launchpad bug 948612 in gnome-terminal "gnome-terminal does not scroll with mousewheel" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94861202:27
TheMusorobert_ancell: How would you prefer receiving bugs for unity-greeter bzr trunk?02:30
robert_ancellTheMuso, filed on LP against the unity-greeter project.  You might as well mark them as affecting Ubuntu as well, I end up doing that.02:31
TheMusorobert_ancell: Fair enough.02:32
robert_ancellThe software center team only uses one of the project/distro to track their bugs - we should probably move to doing that in the future02:32
thumperkenvandine: for some reason, I keep thinking of you as "Kevin Devine" :)02:33
thumperDivine even02:33
kenvandinehaha02:36
kenvandinethumper, the waitresses at the coffee shop my dad used to frequent used to call him Mr. Devine02:36
kenvandinebecause he was very picky about his coffee :)02:36
thumperheh02:37
kenvandinehumm, and in some channels in xchat-gnome i can't get the thumb to raise02:51
kenvandinevery weird scrolling issues today02:51
TheMusoc02:55
robert_ancellTheMuso, I assume this is good to go? https://code.launchpad.net/~themuso/unity-greeter/fix-orca-cmdline-syntax/+merge/9548503:57
TheMusorobert_ancell: Yes.04:13
robert_ancellTheMuso, do you want to push it?04:14
TheMusorobert_ancell: I don't have commit privs to unity-greeter trunk...04:14
TheMusoIf thats what you mean.04:14
robert_ancellah, ok04:14
robert_ancellTheMuso, interesting that Orca broke backwards compatibility there04:16
TheMusorobert_ancell: Indeed, there was a reason given in the upstrea commit that changed things, can't remember off the top of my head.04:17
TheMusoupstream04:17
robert_ancellTheMuso, do you know if this resolves all the issues AlanBell had with u-g?04:17
TheMusorobert_ancell: It certainly solves a few, I'm going to go through the bugs he filed to elaborate.04:18
TheMusomaybe all in fact, I'll see what he has filed again.04:18
TheMusoso bug 944159 is solved04:20
ubot2`Launchpad bug 944159 in unity-greeter "orca reads the password out loud" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94415904:20
TheMusowith my branch04:20
TheMusoThat bug hadn't been filed when I submitted my branch.04:20
TheMusoand bug 94416104:21
ubot2`Launchpad bug 944161 in unity-greeter "orca does not read user names" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94416104:21
TheMusoshould also be solved.04:21
TheMusorobert_ancell: One small thing I discovered with testing, is that the "Log In" button shown for users with no password/guest login has no accessible name, which I find weird, since the DashButton class does derive from Gtk.Button.04:41
TheMusoWe can set it sure, but why GTK a11y code is not doing that, I don't know.04:41
robert_ancellweird04:42
BigWhaleGood Morning.04:42
TheMusoIndeed.04:43
TheMusorobert_ancell: Ok it works in test mode, will test again when I can log out again.04:45
robert_ancellcool04:45
jbichathis doesn't really need an Ubuntu FFE too, does it? https://mail.gnome.org/archives/ftp-release-list/2012-March/msg00080.html04:51
TheMusojbicha: Given our caucious nature this cycle, I think it would, dispite GNOME stuff having an exception of sorts...04:57
TheMusoAt least, if I were thinking of updating, I would get an FFE./04:57
broderugh, i think it's just my pythonist showing, but every time i try to write code in glib i get irritated that there's no GHashSet05:03
robert_ancellbroder, ordered hash table?05:03
broderrobert_ancell: it's not the same, because GHashTable doesn't have things like union/intersection operators05:04
robert_ancellbroder, not sure what a HashSet is in Python - can you send a link?05:05
broderrobert_ancell: well, it's just a set in python: http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#set05:05
broderyou can build all of these things on top of a hash table, but it's much easier if they're there already05:08
robert_ancellbroder, never used them but they look very handy...  http://live.gnome.org/Libgee has a GHashSet05:08
broderyep - although libgee's doesn't implement all of the methods i'd like05:09
broderi would have expected somebody to already have asked for this, but i can't find any evidence of it on bugzilla.g.o, so maybe i'll sketch up a GHashSet class for glib and open a bug05:09
robert_ancelleventually you'll get annoyed enough to write a patch :)05:09
broderit's a tragic character flaw05:10
robert_ancellit's what keeps open-source going!05:10
robert_ancellan OS built on a billion frustrations05:10
jbichadesrt: there isn't a bug for Unity's lack of support for the GMenu, is there?05:22
desrtjbicha: it's on ted's todo list05:23
jbichaI was looking for something to make bug 939747 a dupe of05:24
ubot2`Launchpad bug 939747 in epiphany-browser "unable to change preferences when run under unity" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93974705:24
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broderrobert_ancell: ah - it looks like the glib folks are solving this by adding functions to GHashTable a la g_hash_table_add. i wonder if i can define the functions i want to have meaningful semantics on a GHashTable and then just add them directly05:38
robert_ancellnice05:38
pittiGood morning05:53
RAOFHey pitti!06:06
RAOFdidrocks would be a good victim for MIR prodding, right? :)06:08
robert_ancellpitti, hey, were you the one proposing that /etc/nsswitch.conf was a suitable method for determining if network authentication is used?06:12
pittirobert_ancell: I think checking it is necessary, but not sufficient (we also need to check the PAM stack)06:13
pittirobert_ancell: nsswitch would make "getent passwd" working, which quite a lot of services need06:13
pittiI'm not entirely sure whether PAM also relies on this, though06:14
pittior whether you can set up network login with _only_ a PAM config06:14
pittiRAOF: he or mterry, but didrocks comes online first, so yes06:14
robert_ancellpitti, yes, I was looking at it.  It could be easily wrong (e.g. if you used some alternative system for listing users).  PAM might use it (depending if you are using standard modules)06:14
robert_ancellpitti, do you know of a case where getpwent () returns some users, but you also have other user accounts that can be used?06:15
pittirobert_ancell: yes, I think that's fairly common -- you set up one local user account for admin or offline work, and when you are at the company, you use your remote login06:16
pittiless common for stationary PCs, of course06:16
pittiI guess company laptops will do some local synchronization of the user, so that you can log in with your normal company account when you are offline06:16
pittibut I really don't know enough about these systems to be sure06:17
broderpitti, robert_ancell: i've done that before - created network auth just using PAM06:19
brodere.g. setting up pam_krb5, and then just creating dummy entries in /etc/passwd instead of tying nsswitch to a network service06:20
didrocksgood morning06:20
broderin fact, i do exactly that on the main login server i use06:20
pittibonjour didrocks06:20
robert_ancellbroder, so what does getpwent () return on that system?06:21
broderrobert_ancell: something out of /etc/passwd06:21
broderit's a local account using network auth06:21
robert_ancellbroder, do you use a graphical greeter?06:22
broderno, not on this machine06:22
broder(it's just for ssh)06:22
didrocksguten morgen pitti06:23
RAOFAha!  Speak of the victim!06:24
RAOFdidrocks: Would you be up for some nice, simple MIRing? :)06:26
didrocksRAOF: if it's nice and simple, how can I refuse? :)06:26
RAOFdidrocks: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtest/+bug/949575 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-gtest/+bug/949578 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-dummy/+bug/94960006:27
ubot2`Launchpad bug 949575 in gtest "[MIR] gtest" [Undecided,New]06:27
didrockshum, gtest?06:27
RAOFOnly the final one should be at all contentious, and it shouldn't be contentious :).06:27
didrocksI think we didn't want this one06:27
didrocksthe packaging was hackish IIRC06:28
RAOFdidrocks: Of gtest?  It seemed pretty standard to me.06:28
RAOFI didn't look *that* deeply, I guess.06:28
didrocksRAOF: only static files, no shared library06:29
RAOFdidrocks: Right.  And the static lib is going away, too.  That's upstream's preferred form.06:29
didrocksRAOF: hum, is going away?06:30
didrocksRAOF: it wasn't building a .so IIRC06:30
didrocks(I shouldn't probably MIR xorg-gtest myself as I'm the archive admin acking it for universe :p)06:30
RAOFdidrocks: Upstream wants it distributed as source, not a binary.06:30
didrocksRAOF: so, the -dev won't have the static lib and no dynamic lib as well, isn't it?06:31
RAOFThis is not terribly bad, as none of the gtest code will end up in binary packages anyway.06:31
didrockslike, building xorg-gtest will rebuil gtest as well?06:31
RAOFRight.06:31
RAOFAnd building the X server will rebuild gtest as well.06:31
didrocksthat's fine with me, are the changes already done for that?06:32
RAOFFor the X server, yes.  Not for xorg-gtest.06:32
RAOFAt least I don't think so.06:33
didrockshum, can you check with cnd? (I think I'll let xorg-gtest for mterry anynway)06:33
* pitti hopes the new X server will unbreak the scroll wheel with new GTK again06:33
didrocksRAOF: can handle the two other two if you can remove the .a from gtest06:34
RAOFdidrocks: As in - make an upload of gtest removing the static library entirely?  Sure.06:34
didrocksRAOF: yeah :)06:35
didrocksRAOF: then, I can try to review it today or tomorrow (everything will depend on the unity surprises ;))06:35
RAOFI talked to cnd about the gtest.a going away this morning.06:36
didrocksRAOF: excellent, thanks! at least, that's how you know that the g is for google "static linking" :)06:39
didrocksRAOF: it seems that someone is looking at the gtest bug reports :)06:49
RAOFdidrocks: Yeah :)06:53
pittimeh, scroll wheel still broken06:59
pittiI think seb128 already investigated this, I'll wait for him to wake up06:59
RAOFpitti: on i386, or in general?07:03
pittiamd64 here07:03
RAOF*Some* gtk3 apps work for me, some don't (on amd64)07:03
RAOFSpecifically: gwibber and gnome-terminal *don't* work, everything else does.07:04
RAOF(empathy, apport, evolution etc)07:04
pittisomething to do with the "increment" value in xinput07:04
pittioh right, firefox does work07:04
pittiI'm mostly missing it in terminals07:04
didrocksI think that seb spotted it before uploading the new gtk though, why was it uploaded then?07:05
RAOFpitti: The increment thing in xinput is (a) i386 only, and (b) fixed now.07:06
RAOFThere's something else happening with gtk.07:06
pitti  increment: -1.00000007:06
pittithat's with the latest X server, and didn't change07:06
pittiRAOF: oh, would (b) be the "-nan" value that e. g. didrocks saw?07:07
RAOFpitti: Right.  You're seeing -1?07:07
pittiRAOF: yes, with both the old and the new server07:07
pittithat seemed to be the most common value on amd6407:08
RAOFThis would be a scroll-wheel, yes?07:08
RAOFOn a mouse?07:08
pittia scroll wheel on an USB mouse07:08
pitti  increment: 111.00000007:08
pitti^ that's my touchpad07:08
pitti(also unchanged since previous X server)07:09
pittibrb07:09
RAOFYour touchpad scroll works, but not your scroll wheel?  I'd expect -1 to also work.07:10
didrockshum, something regressed a lot recently on the plumbing side (http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/boot-speed/acer-veriton-02/index.html)07:15
didrocksis it the apparmor-parser?07:16
RAOFdidrocks: gtest uploaded.  Enjoy!07:17
didrocksRAOF: thanks, will have a look minus xorg-gtest today :)07:17
pittiRAOF: didn't test the touchpad yet, it's under the desk in the dock with closed lid07:19
RAOFI suspect that you'll find that the touchpad also doesn't work where the scroll wheel doesn't work.07:19
pittididrocks: erk, indeed07:19
didrockspitti: seems the only offender after a quick look, at least, it's contained :)07:20
didrockswill ping mdeslaurier07:20
didrocksand jdstrand07:20
Sarvattdidrocks: wow thats a huuuuge regression too07:27
Sarvatti just checked and i got +5 seconds before X starts on this last boot an hour ago vs the past month or so07:28
Sarvatt(fast ssd)07:28
didrocksI can see it quite clearly here on my slow machine, that's why I had a look07:29
Sarvatt[    15.808]07:36
SarvattX.Org X Server 1.11.307:36
Sarvatt[    8.799]07:36
SarvattX.Org X Server 1.11.307:36
Sarvattan hour ago vs 1 week ago's boots07:36
didrockswell, from the bootchart, it's quite clear that it's because of apparmor-parser, let's wait on the security team I would say07:37
Sarvatt[     8.338]07:41
SarvattX.Org X Server 1.11.307:41
Sarvattafter sudo apt-get purge apparmor :)07:41
u4ia74I was updating some apps and I saw a warning message "Warning: No support for locale: en_US.utf8"  How can I fix this/add support for utf8 en_US?08:18
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seb128hey09:06
didrockssalut seb12809:06
didrocksça va ?09:07
seb128lut didrocks09:07
seb128nickel09:07
seb128toi?09:07
didrocksseb128: ça va très bien ;-)09:07
* didrocks starts to smell an unity release approaching… like tomorrow :)09:08
seb128didrocks, release on friday! waouh :p09:08
didrocksseb128: well, we tested it for almost 2 weeks now09:08
seb128I guess the level of testing and changes makes that one safe09:08
didrocksyeah ;)09:08
didrocksit's not like "packaging some crack, and push"09:08
* seb128 looks at sneaking a gtk bog under unity :p09:08
tjaaltonfriday is the best day for big changes ;)09:09
didrocksthe crack has  been debugged with love for a long time here :)09:09
didrocksseb128: that's mean :)09:09
didrocksseb128: let me tell you when I upoad09:09
didrocksupload09:09
didrocksat least, that it's really at the same time09:09
didrocksand everyone think it's unity :p09:09
pittibonjour seb128, ca va?09:09
seb128hey pitti, wie gehts?09:10
seb128pitti, ca va bien merci ;-)09:10
pittiseb128: really really bad -- my scroll wheel is broken !!!!!09:10
seb128pitti, what arch do you use?09:10
pittiseb128: more seriously, I'm great, thanks!09:10
seb128lol09:10
pittiseb128: amd64 (as if there was any other!)09:10
pittiseb128: I already updated to the new x.org09:11
pittiseb128: the increment values are same as before, though (-1 for mouse, 111 for touchpad)09:11
seb128pitti, is it really broken?09:11
pittiseb128: it actually does work in firefox, just not in terminal09:11
pittiyes, scrolling in terminals is now09:11
seb128pitti, is anything else than g-t buggy?09:11
seb128like gedit, gtk-demo, nautilus09:11
pittiseb128: hm, now that you mention it, it's indeed just terminal09:12
seb128pitti, right, rye reported a bug yesterday, I think it's a vte,g-t bug09:13
seb128I didn't have a chance to look at it since scrolling was broken accross the board on i38609:13
pittilast g-t was on Feb 23, so that's not it09:13
pittiseb128: ah, ok09:13
pittiseb128: so, that makes it a lot less scary then09:13
seb128I need to update to the new libxi, cnd fixed the i386 issue09:13
seb128then I can look at g-t09:14
pittilast vte also was on Feb 2309:14
pittiseb128: ok, don't worry for now09:14
pittiI guess the new gtk triggered a bug in vte or so09:14
pittiseb128: I can also have a look at vte upstream etc, if you want09:14
seb128pitti, yeah, it's not changes in those in ubuntu, it's rather than the new gtk trigger a bug there09:14
seb128pitti, that would be great09:14
pittiah, bug 94861209:15
ubot2`Launchpad bug 948612 in gnome-terminal "gnome-terminal does not scroll with mousewheel" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94861209:15
pittiseb128: libxi is laready updated09:16
pittioh, you mean you need to dist-upgrade09:16
seb128pitti, yes, I need to get that fix ;-)09:16
seb128I didn't upgrade yet today09:16
* seb128 grrrrr at slangasek for breaking gconf and not fixing it09:19
davmor2pitti: sansa fuze isn't showing up as an mp3 player again :( shows up as mass storage09:20
pittiseb128: broken how?09:22
seb128pitti, bug #94829409:22
ubot2`Launchpad bug 948294 in gconf "package gconf2 3.2.3-3ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 250" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94829409:22
pittidavmor2: hm, do you mind filing a bug report with an "lsusb -v" and "udevadm info --export-db" outputs?09:22
seb128pitti, <slangasek>seb128: hmm, right - so the old gconf2 package is still installed and its trigger is being called, but the underlying libs are apparently in an inconsistent state :(09:22
pittidavmor2: against media-player-info09:22
seb128<slangasek>not sure if it's better to do that, or to make libgconf-2-4 have a circular dependency with gconf-service09:23
seb128that was using a Breaks09:23
seb128pitti, I let it to slangasek since he did the update and seemed to have a blue about it09:23
seb128but it has been 2 days now and that collects duplicates09:23
seb128I would revert the update if that was easy :p09:24
davmor2pitti: will do09:24
seb128didrocks, dvv \o/, so the menus issues are fixed ?09:30
* seb128 just done catching up with night emails09:30
pittithere, g-t scrolls again \o/09:33
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone09:35
pittihey chrisccoulson09:35
chrisccoulsonhi pitti, how are you?09:35
pittichrisccoulson: quite fine, thank you!09:35
seb128chrisccoulson, hey, how are you?09:41
seb128pitti, thanks for the vte fix!09:41
pittide rien09:41
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, good thanks09:41
chrisccoulsoni will be even better once the coffee has finished brewing :)09:42
seb128hehe09:42
seb128I should get another coffee09:42
seb128ok, bug emails cleaned, out of that gconf issue mostly nothing showing out09:43
didrocksseb128: yeah, it is :)10:03
jmlhello10:14
jmlI hit the "Displays..." item in my cog menu in precise, and then a pink box came up on my screen on the top left that says "Laptop", and now I can't get rid of it.10:14
seb128jml, hey, close the display dialog...10:20
seb128jml, or focus something else10:20
seb128jml, those are screen identifiers displayed while you use that config dialog10:21
jmlseb128: I can't find the display dialog10:21
seb128jml, look harder? it's not in your unity launcher?10:22
jmlseb128: oh there it is :)10:22
jmlseb128: I just went through one by one. It popped up under something (or maybe I clicked somewhere else as I launched it).10:22
jmlseb128: thanks :)10:22
seb128jml, yw10:22
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greybackdidrocks: in case you answered me, I got disconnected, can you repeat?10:36
didrocksgreyback: hum, answered to what? It was maybe when I got my kernel panic…10:36
greyback<greyback> didrocks: hey, quick question: some MM design changes were made, which add another setting to the Settings->Displays dialog. Do you know who works on that dialog?10:37
didrocksnothing in my logs either, so you surely asked at the wrong time :)10:37
greyback:)10:37
didrocksgreyback: I'll probably do the work, yeah, however I see that the spec is still changing this morning10:37
didrocksgreyback: can you please use the same keys than 3d btw?10:37
greybackdidrocks: ok, just so I know who to ask for dconf key names, etc.10:37
didrocksI think we need to wait on jason to define common keys :)10:38
greybackdidrocks: ok. I thought you had that power :)10:38
didrocksgreyback: well, I don't care about which keys are used TBH, I just want we set up on the same :)10:39
greybackdidrocks: fair enough :)10:40
didrocksthe funny thing is that it won't work for nvidia users10:40
didrockslet me ping John10:40
chrisccoulsonhmm, i wish people would engage their brain before writing stupid articles: http://www.tuxgarage.com/2012/02/installing-firefox-esr-in-ubuntu-linux.html#comment-45964909710:43
didrockschrisccoulson: why? that's how I do it!10:44
* didrocks runs :-)10:44
chrisccoulsonlol10:44
chrisccoulsonno beer for didrocks10:44
didrocks;-)10:44
* didrocks hugs chrisccoulson and his packages10:45
* chrisccoulson hugs didrocks10:45
chrisccoulsonpitti - the only package i can find in the archive shipping a distribution.ini is ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn. does that sound right, or did you expect there to be more packages?10:48
chrisccoulsonor are perhaps not in the archive?10:48
pittichrisccoulson: are are some more10:48
pittichrisccoulson: there is an ubuntu-business-defaults, and peopel are working on various ubuntu-defaults-<language>, such as -it10:48
chrisccoulsonpitti - ah, it doesn't look like ubuntu-business-defaults is providing a distribution.ini though10:50
pittiah, ok10:51
chrisccoulsonso, it currently looks like there would only be one package affected if i changed the firefox install layout now10:52
chrisccoulsonwell, not including ubuntu-defaults-builder10:52
pittichrisccoulson: ah, that's why you wanted to know10:53
pittichrisccoulson: sure, not a biggie to update them10:53
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, i'm moving firefox in to /usr/lib/firefox now as it's really the only way to properly fix bug 80773310:54
ubot2`Launchpad bug 807733 in firefox "Firefox doesn't restart after upgrades where the version changes" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80773310:54
pittiah, I was wondering about this10:54
pittibrb10:55
seb128pitti, opinion on bug #949849?11:27
ubot2`Launchpad bug 949849 in pkgbinarymangler "Should strip "Keywords" as well" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94984911:27
ronocAnyone else use Spotify here ?11:40
ronocIt crashes everytime for me11:40
ronocand has been for the past few months11:40
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Geronimo__hello all12:01
Geronimo__I try install webcam in my linux ubuntu12:02
Geronimo__but I don't have success12:02
Geronimo__my notebook is a LG R48012:02
Geronimo__i use lsusb12:04
Geronimo__and result is12:04
Geronimo__Bus 008 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub12:04
Geronimo__Bus 007 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub12:04
Geronimo__Bus 006 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub12:04
Geronimo__Bus 005 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub12:04
Geronimo__Bus 004 Device 002: ID 18e8:6252 Qcom12:04
Geronimo__Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub12:04
Geronimo__Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub12:05
Geronimo__Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub12:05
Geronimo__Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub12:05
Geronimo__someone help me12:05
ogra_Geronimo__, try #ubuntu for support12:05
Geronimo__please12:05
Geronimo__ok12:05
Geronimo__thanks12:05
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didrockshey mdeslaur :)12:41
mdeslaurdidrocks: hi12:41
didrocksmdeslaur: you are probably already aware, but the boot time badly regressed recently: http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/boot-speed/acer-veriton-02/index.html12:41
didrocksif you look at the bootchart apparmor-parser seems to be the offender12:42
didrocksis it already known?12:42
mdeslaurgah!12:42
mdeslaurdidrocks: let me bring it up with jdstrand and jj12:43
mdeslaurdidrocks: has there been a bug filed?12:43
didrocksmdeslaur: not that I know of, I really started at look at it this morning12:44
mdeslaurI know we turned off one of the optimisations because of a bug, that will be fixed soon12:44
mdeslaurbut that's not supposed to have an impact once you've booted a second time12:44
mdeslaurdidrocks: I'll file a bug, one sec12:44
mdeslaurdidrocks: LP: #94989112:48
didrocksmdeslaur: thanks ;)12:48
mdeslaurdidrocks: np...thanks for pointing that out, that's a pretty severe issue12:49
didrocksmdeslaur: well, hopefully it seems to be due by only one component and not 20 of them, easier to track :)12:49
mdeslauryes :)12:49
pittiseb128: did you check all main packages for X-GNOME-Keywords?12:58
pittiseb128: anyway, I'll merge with keeping X-G-K, it doesn't hurt12:59
pittiseb128: I rejected the MP as it used the wrong target, but merging anyway13:00
seb128pitti, I wouldn't keep x-g-k13:00
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seb128pitti, it's stripping translations glib will not get back through gettext13:00
seb128pitti, since glib only handle Keywords13:00
pittioh, it won't? ok13:00
pittiseb128: so our glib patch already got adjusted to this?13:01
seb128pitti, yes13:01
seb128pitti, as said earlier, I don't want to support both in glib13:02
seb128pitti, I changed to Keywords13:02
pittiseb128: ok; so we need to grep the archive for X-G-K?13:02
seb128pitti, I've my version ready for upload if you want13:02
pittiseb128: ok, please go ahead then; commit it to lp:ubuntu/pkgbinarymangler13:02
seb128pitti, I was planning to ask broder to do it13:02
pittiI guess the auto-importer will sort it out13:02
seb128pitti, great, that's what I branche off, dunno why the merge request got the wrong target13:03
pittiI can't delete lp:pkgbinarymangler unfortunately, LP says it's still needed for some references13:03
seb128pitti, do we have an easy "grep through archive"? seems broder can do that easily on the community lintian box13:03
seb128pitti, well I branched of ubuntu:pkgbinarymangle13:03
seb128r13:03
seb128so dunno why the lp-propose screwed up13:04
pittiseb128: lillypilly has a local mirror, I usually use that13:04
seb128pitti, well anyway I will handle it don't bother13:05
* desrt yawns13:06
seb128hey desrt, it's coffee time !13:06
desrtsounds like a good idea :)13:07
chrisccoulsonmmmmm, coffee13:17
asachola!! sometimes windows seem to get minimized when switching workspace and i have to click the launcher icon to find them again... anyone noticed that? or is that just my inherent confusion?13:18
seb128asac, hey, how do you switch workspaces?13:22
asacseb128: back to ctrl+alt13:25
asaccursor13:25
asac:)13:25
seb128ok, not know then13:26
asachmm. i will try to observe a pattern13:29
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mdeslaurseb128: anyone on your team what to implement mpt's proposal? All I have time to do now is one of the following: 1- back out our patch and revert to upstream behaviour, 2- implement "lock-on-suspend" gsettings key with no GUI to change it14:00
mdeslaur#2 brings us back to oneiric, but with a setting that can be changed by advanced users14:01
seb128mdeslaur, what is mpt's suggestion?14:01
mdeslaurseb128: he proposed a dialog redesign that is intrusive14:01
chrisccoulsonheh, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=730737. surprised to see our addons in the top 100 most popular ;)14:02
ubot2`Mozilla bug 730737 in General "Test the 100 most popular add-ons for memory leaks (esp. zombie compartments)" [Normal,New: ]14:02
chrisccoulsonalthough, i guess we cheat a bit by bundling them by default14:02
mdeslaurchrisccoulson: yes, that's cheating :)14:02
seb128mdeslaur, my gut feeling is that we should limit to your changes14:06
seb128mdeslaur, the new design should be "ok", like a day of work, but well it's past ff and uif and we should focus on stabilizing what we have14:07
seb128mdeslaur, so probably better next cycle14:07
mdeslaurseb128: yes, I agree....so...we leave it like it is for now? I suspect the number of people using full disk crypto and autologin is limited anyway14:08
seb128mdeslaur, sorry I was on the phone14:12
seb128mdeslaur, so you suggest not doing anything at all, i.e current precise14:12
seb128mdeslaur, or doing your 1. and 2. described before?14:12
mdeslaurseb128: we have three options: 1- do nothing, 2- revert to upstream behaviour, 3- implement "lock-on-suspend" gsettings key14:13
mdeslaurseb128: I think at this point reverting to upstream behaviour would be the best solution14:13
mdeslaurseb128: and we'll redesign the dialog next cycle14:13
seb128mdeslaur, upstream behaviour tights screen locking and suspend locking right?14:13
mdeslauryes, you turn the lock off, and you don't get a lock when you suspend14:13
seb128works for me14:14
seb128I just though that's the thing you tried to avoid to start14:14
mdeslaurseb128: yes, it is....people will be turning off locking, and then filing bugs that suspend doesn't lock14:15
mdeslaurseb128: but short of the new dialog, I can't fix it to please everyone14:15
mdeslaurand this way I get to redirect them to the gnome bug tracker :)14:15
seb128mdeslaur, what about keeping what we have and add a key to force locking?14:16
seb128for those who use encrypted disk with autologin14:16
mdeslaurseb128: you mean a "lock-even-with-autologin" key?14:16
seb128yes14:16
seb128what we have now seems to be what makes sense for most users14:17
seb128it just doesn't cover disk encrypted with autologin14:17
seb128but that's a corner case, those can tweak a gsettings if they want14:17
mdeslaurI agree that what we have covers everyone except that particular corner case...you would be ok with adding an ugly key like that just to cover the corner case?14:18
seb128yes14:18
mdeslaurok, I can do that14:18
seb128great14:18
seb128mdeslaur, thanks for taking the time to summarize the options, etc14:18
seb128and for working on it ;-)14:18
mdeslaurseb128: thanks for the help14:18
dupondjehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cryptsetup/+bug/343363 any idea to what package I should subscribe this? as cryptsetup is not the right one imo :)14:23
ubot2`Launchpad bug 343363 in cryptsetup "gnome functional depends on cryptsetup, but not in package management " [Undecided,New]14:23
dupondjenautlius ?14:23
dupondjeNautilus :)14:23
seb128dupondje, no, rather udisks or gnome-disk-utility I guess14:24
seb128pitti, ^ you might know better14:25
mptmdeslaur, seb128: A minimal option would be to leave the current design and add one more checkbox14:25
seb128dupondje, does it still apply? by then it was a gnome-mount stuff14:25
seb128mpt, what would the box say?14:25
pittidupondje: I'll have a look in a bit14:25
mptmdeslaur, seb128: "Require my password when waking from suspend"14:26
mptI mean, it would be a shambles, but the current panel is already a shambles, so :-)14:26
mdeslaurseb128, mpt: I could do that, until we get it properly redone for next cycle14:27
seb128works for me14:27
mdeslaurseb128, mpt: thanks for your help!14:37
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dupondjeseb128: pitti: ok :) cause i'm doing some bugcleanup in cryptsetup :)14:39
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pittidupondje: replied to bug 34336315:07
ubot2`Launchpad bug 343363 in udisks "gnome functional depends on cryptsetup, but not in package management " [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34336315:07
pittidupondje: i. e. it needs some cryptsetup preparation first15:09
dupondjethanks! i'll give it a look :)15:13
UrsinhaRAOF, hello :) are you currently working on bug 931967?15:18
ubot2`Launchpad bug 931967 in oem-priority/precise "Corrupted graphics after the login until the unity launcher appears" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93196715:18
seb128Ursinha, it's middle of the night for him15:19
Ursinhaoops15:19
Ursinhais he in nz?15:20
Ursinhaseb128, I'm asking to be able to set the bug to In Progress, in case he's already on it15:22
seb128Ursinha, he's in .au, not quite .nz but not that far15:23
Ursinhaseb128, I see :)15:24
kenvandinepitti, i saw your scrolling fix for vte15:36
kenvandinegwibber is also affected, but it already has SCROLL_MASK15:36
kenvandinewondering if you have any ideas?15:36
kenvandineset_events(Gdk.EventMask.KEY_PRESS_MASK | Gdk.EventMask.SCROLL_MASK);15:36
pittikenvandine: hm, not really -- that worked fine in vte15:41
kenvandineyeah, weird15:41
kenvandine:(15:41
desrtseb128: present for you this morning15:44
desrthttp://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-settings-daemon/log/?h=wip/xsettings-manager15:45
kenvandineeven with ALL_EVENTS_MASK i get no scroll events15:46
seb128desrt, nice!15:47
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chrisccoulsoni love that overwhelming sense of achievement with fixing a ftbfs on an architecture that hardly anybody uses and nobody else cares about15:59
chrisccoulsonwhat a productive use of time :)16:00
seb128chrisccoulson, why do you do it?16:01
chrisccoulsonseb128, because nobody else does it16:02
seb128just drop support for the arch!16:02
seb128is that powerpc?16:02
chrisccoulsoni've waited and waited and left it until the last minute, and still nobody stepped up to fix it16:02
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, powerpc16:02
seb128:-(16:02
mdeslaurchrisccoulson: just send $30 to the three powerpc users so they can buy a better computer, and you won't need to do that anymore16:04
chrisccoulsonheh16:04
ogra_mdeslaur, $30 ? you want them to use a raspberry Pi ?16:04
chrisccoulsonit will probably work better than their powerpc16:05
ogra_not with ubuntu :P16:05
ogra_but then they wont bother you with bugs anymore :)16:05
mdeslaurI'm pretty sure $30 would get you an old pentium 4 :)16:06
chrisccoulsonogra_, they don't bother me with bugs anyway16:09
chrisccoulsonwe only get powerpc bugs from one person16:09
mdeslaurchrisccoulson: even better, $30 total :)16:09
ogra_thats just because emmet isnt around atm16:09
chrisccoulsonyeah, ben collins is the only person who reports powerpc bugs for firefox16:09
ogra_else he would collect them for you from 5 people16:10
chrisccoulsonat least it builds now. i've got no idea if it runs though16:10
chrisccoulsonwe can't run the testsuite on powerpc, as it causes the builders to lock up16:10
ogra_(he knows the 3 other japanese and 2 chinese users)16:10
chrisccoulsonnot exactly promising ;)16:10
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didrocksjbicha: hey, around?16:16
desrtseb128: if i give you a patch will you do a desktop team upload of gnome-settings-daemon?16:17
pittitremolux, mvo: FYI, not accepting s-c upload; bug 938736 and bug 949725 are not yet fixed in precise16:17
ubot2`Launchpad bug 938736 in software-center "For-purchase apps not showing up on Oneiric" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93873616:17
ubot2`Launchpad bug 949725 in software-center "whats new does not refresh on db changes" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94972516:17
pittitremolux, mvo: (i. e. keeping in queue, not rejecting)16:18
seb128desrt, later yes, trying to "flush" other stuff from my queue first16:18
seb128desrt, can you get your gconf patches merged and a gconf tarball rolled upstream btw? ;-)16:18
desrtseb128: ya.  gonna do that next.16:18
ogra_easy ... rm -rf ./queue16:18
seb128desrt, and what happened to your "release mood" for dconf yesterday? ;-)16:18
desrtseb128: automake happened16:18
desrtdistcheck is failing for some bullshit reason16:18
desrtseb128: for later: http://fpaste.org/YQYV/16:19
mvopitti: thanks, sure, I hope to get the new upload in today16:19
seb128desrt, thanks16:20
mvopitti: do you think you could do a code review for  https://code.launchpad.net/~mvo/aptdaemon/use-apt-auth.conf/+merge/95892 ? glator is currently busy and I would love to get it in as it fixes a pretty important bug16:20
* desrt pushes those gconf patches16:21
pittimvo: queueing (have a meeting in a sec)16:23
broderseb128: what did you need grepped for?16:26
seb128broder, hey16:26
seb128broder, X-GNOME-Keywords16:26
seb128broder, if that's not too much work for you16:27
broderseb128: should be easy. i'll kick it off16:27
seb128broder, thanks a lot16:27
jbichadidrocks: howdy16:27
broderseb128: this is in .desktop files, right?16:27
didrocksjbicha: hey! ;) I think it will be maybe easier for you to do than me proposing another branch: lp:~jbicha/unity/lp-949636-titlecase-Lock-to-Launcher16:27
seb128broder, yes /usr/share/applications/*desktop16:27
didrocksjbicha: there is a test in autopilot/16:27
didrocksjbicha: that is using that string as well16:27
didrockscan you please grep -r and do the needed replacement?16:28
seb128broder, is there also any way you can grep for "HasResizeGrip" in libgtk2.0-cil rdepends?16:29
seb128broder, it's the mono variant of the gtk api you grepped for the other time16:29
broderseb128: sure16:29
seb128broder, thanks a lot!16:30
jbichadidrocks: I thought that was in my merge proposal? modified file 'tests/autopilot/autopilot/emulators/unity/launcher.py'16:30
didrocksjbicha: hum, let me check while grepping again, I'm pretty sure I grepped the old string still16:31
didrocksjbicha: sorry I was mixing two merge proposals today :) the issue in yours was that you didn't change the po/ files for locales and so breaking translations (most of language doesn't have this Title Case)16:33
didrocksjbicha: but if you think that people should check again, I'm fine16:35
didrocks(as it's already a new string anyway…)16:35
didrockswell new string from this cycle I mean16:36
desrtseb128: you have your dconf release now16:37
desrtseb128: i hope your build rules don't involve 'make distcheck' :)16:37
seb128desrt, no ;-)16:37
jbichadidrocks: how do I suggest I handle the translations?16:43
jbichaI've never had a very good sense of how translations merge in & out of Launchpad16:43
didrocksjbicha: we can download from launchpad, merge in trunk16:44
didrocksjbicha: but thinking about it, maybe people should review16:44
didrocksif they have a Title Case practice in their country16:44
didrocksnot sure16:44
didrocksas it's already a new string16:44
didrocksjbicha: let's approve, can you just send an email to the ubuntu-translators mailing list please?16:45
jbichadidrocks: how about I just add it to the quicklist translation list in the pad?16:46
didrocksjbicha: sure, can work16:46
didrockswe will batch in a big email with the changes then :)16:46
jbichaI guess we need to make the same change to Unity 2D also16:46
didrocksright16:47
pittimvo: OOI, what do "RED:" and "GREEN:" mean?16:48
pittimvo: I suppose "RED:" marks a rev which fails tests?16:48
desrtdid anyone notice odd issues with the gconf from the PPA today?16:50
seb128desrt, I didn't, but I don't run many gconf using apps nowadays16:55
desrtseb128: i didn't make any changes to gconf -- just the convert script16:58
desrtin any case, i also didn't notice anything all16:59
desrt*anything odd16:59
seb128desrt, right, no issue in guest session either16:59
pittimvo: replied; sorry for all my bitching there, I'm not very familiar with the code17:00
pittigood night everyone!17:03
seb128'night pitti17:03
didrocksgood night pitti17:12
stgraberwould appreciate if someone from desktop could look at bug 950087, it's preventing us from fixing bug 800561 in ubiquity17:14
ubot2`Launchpad bug 950087 in libxklavier "python2.7 crashed with SIGSEGV in g_object_newv() when using gi binding for xklavier (gir1.2-xkl-1.0)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95008717:14
ubot2`Launchpad bug 800561 in libxklavier "No way to add other keymap than english on Live CD" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80056117:14
burlihi17:39
desrtdidrocks: are you aware that your migration script does 3 separate dconf writes?17:39
didrocksdesrt: 3? I would have thought 2, 3 is weird17:40
didrockslet me look17:40
desrtdidrocks: you set the actual list twice17:40
desrtand the version once17:40
burliI have a little question. I'm running precise on a Viewsonic Viewpad 10. Since a view days it is possible to scroll with the touchscreen in icon views or lists in GTK apps. In Icon views scrolling is smooth, in list views it is sometimes really slow17:41
didrocksdesrt: indeed, I should just collect the list for all the migration step and call the list at the end17:41
burliis this a known issue?17:41
didrockswrite*17:41
didrocksdesrt: care to open a bug and assign me? ;)17:42
desrtdidrocks: what is the module?17:42
didrocksdesrt: unity17:42
* desrt hopes bkerensa doesn't close it :p17:42
didrocksjust assign me, will go in the right folder in my mailbox :)17:43
didrocks(then I can move it to "spam" of course :p)17:43
burli@ seb128: I should ask you specifically ^^17:49
seb128burli, not a known issue no, you should open a gtk bug, better on http://bugzilla.gnome.org if you can17:50
burliseb128, ok, I try17:51
seb128burli, thanks17:51
seb128burli, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=gtk%2B17:51
burliseb128, can you give me a hint which Component I should select?17:57
seb128burli, gdk17:57
seb128well17:57
seb128no, keep gtk17:57
seb128if you say it's specific to lists17:57
seb128they will change it if needed17:57
toabctlwhy is g_test_add_vtable() not in the glib doc? see bug #95012817:58
ubot2`Launchpad bug 950128 in glib2.0 "Documentation does not contain g_test_add_vtable()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95012817:58
toabctlbtw i don't know if this is the right channel for this topic.17:58
desrtdidrocks: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/950130/18:00
ubot2`Launchpad bug 950130 in unity "favourites migration script writes to dconf (too much)" [Undecided,New]18:00
seb128toabctl, usually better on #gnome-hackers or #gtk+ on irc.gnome.org for glib,gtk questions18:00
desrtit's not letting me assign it to you, though (saying rather unhelpfully 'constraint not satisfied')18:01
didrocksdesrt: thanks doing myself :)18:01
didrocksdesrt: it's not really a bug in fact18:01
didrocksthere are two migration steps18:01
didrockswhich are transactionnal18:01
desrtsounds like a bug :)18:02
seb128toabctl, it's not on http://developer.gnome.org/glib/2.31/glib-Testing.html either18:02
didrocksdesrt: well, there was one migration at some point18:02
desrtyou should attempt to combine all steps into a single gsettings transaction18:02
didrocksdesrt: then, new requirement and a second migration :)18:02
glatzorgood evening mvo seb128 and pitti18:02
didrocksdesrt: yeah, I know how I can do it easily anyway ;)18:02
seb128glatzor, hey, how are you?18:03
didrocksdesrt: just giving some backgroun18:03
didrocksbackgound*18:03
desrtdidrocks: or not do it at all =)18:03
didrocksdesrt: well, not starting that discussion again :p18:03
toabctlseb128, yes. i already checked that. i try to use setup() and teardown() functions for testcases but i can't find any example how to use g_test_add() macro18:03
desrtdidrocks: is there no way for you to discover that there are no settings to migrate and... just do nothing?18:03
toabctlseb128, i'll ask at irc.gnome.org. thanks!18:03
seb128toabctl, I see you are discussing on #gnome-hackers18:03
seb128toabctl, yw18:03
didrocksdesrt: well, if there are no settings to migrate, there is juts 1 write18:03
glatzorseb128, fine. I am looking forward seeing you again at uds18:04
didrockswhich is the "newer value"18:04
glatzorthis time18:04
didrocksand then, never ever18:04
desrtdidrocks: that appears to be incorrect18:04
seb128glatzor, oh, you are coming this time? great!18:04
desrtdidrocks: these 3 writes are what i observe when i login to the guest session18:04
didrocksdesrt: we don't want to start the migration script at every boot18:04
didrocksdesrt: no, you have a migration step18:04
didrocksdesrt: we remove the ubiquity launcher18:04
didrockswhich is in the default set18:04
desrtsounds like maybe that should be the other way around?18:05
didrocksdesrt: well, TBH, there is not a lot of added values and I would prefer focusing on bigger "bugs" :)18:05
didrocksthat something that happens once per user :)18:05
desrtyou may be right about that18:06
desrtseb128 certainly agrees :)18:06
desrtbut chew on this:18:06
desrtwhy are there default settings in dconf _at all_ if they are always overwritten immediately on first login?18:07
desrti mean, in the gsettings schema18:07
desrtjust seems a bit odd...18:07
didrocksyeah, I agree, it should be the other way around18:08
didrockslike, we add the ubiquity settings to the live18:08
didrocksicon*18:08
didrocksbut again, everything is a priority question :)18:08
desrtyup18:09
desrtin any case, i can confirm that you do nothing when i login to my normal account18:09
desrtso that's good news18:09
desrtall that's left is macslow18:09
didrocks\o/18:10
didrocks:-)18:10
didrocksdesrt: I'll try to think for +1, there is still this "version" writing18:10
didrocksbut at least, removing ubiquity-related write is doable18:10
desrt3 writes are only a little bit worse than 1...18:11
broderseb128: i couldn't find any mono packages using HasResizeGreip18:11
broder*HasResizeGrip18:11
desrtparticularly since it's only on first login18:11
desrtsucks a little bit for guest accounts, but whatever18:11
seb128broder, great, I assumed there were not but RAOF wanted to check18:11
seb128RAOF, ^18:11
desrtif you have a plan to get it to 0, i'd put lots of efforts towards that18:11
desrtbut reducing 3 to 1 is not such a huge win18:11
broderseb128: still working on the X-GNOME-Keywords grep - so far it's found activity-log-manager-control-center18:11
desrtdidrocks: my biggest concern is that the QA team runs a test that checks if dconf-service is running after a fresh login18:12
seb128broder, right, you should find at least that, system-config-printer, deja-dup and language-selector18:12
didrocksdesrt: but they do that after 2 logs in, right?18:12
seb128broder, those are the ones I have on my disk18:12
desrtdidrocks: no.  i don't think so.18:12
broderseb128: ok. i'll let you know if there are any surprises, then18:12
desrtdidrocks: perhaps we will have to tell them to do it that way, though18:12
seb128broder, thanks!18:12
didrocksdesrt: yeah, will do :)18:13
desrtdidrocks: you'll talk to QA?18:13
didrocksdesrt: I'll (probably tomorrow still stuff to do and need to live soon :))18:13
desrtgreat.18:13
desrti'm gonna go get some lunch then18:13
* desrt is starving18:13
seb128desrt, enjoy18:14
kenvandinelooks like Gtk.Box is no longer getting scroll-event emitted at all in vala18:14
kenvandinemaybe vala just needs to be refreshed for the latest gtk...18:14
didrocksdesrt: enjoy :)18:14
seb128kenvandine, you should ask on #gtk+18:15
seb128or mention it there18:15
kenvandinei will, i have tests in C and vala18:16
kenvandineC works, vala doesn't any more18:16
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i'm tired18:16
kenvandineGtk.Layout gets it, but Gtk.Box doesn't18:16
* kenvandine grabs food first, brb18:16
* didrocks waves good evening18:28
dobeyi guess people use epiphany in the future: http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-gnome-maintainers/2029-June/thread.html18:38
chrisccoulsonlol18:45
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desrtwhat?  no disasters while i was having lunch?19:27
* desrt tries his luck with dist-upgrade19:30
BigWhaleIs there a way to create a global shortcut in python? With introspection?19:42
kenvandineseb128, are you planning to touch gtk soon?19:54
seb128kenvandine, tell me19:55
kenvandinei think i found the problem, looking over my example code i noticed the C example was connecting to scroll-event for the window19:55
kenvandinenot the box19:56
seb128kenvandine, your issue is a gtk bog?19:56
kenvandineso it is broken in C as well19:56
kenvandineyeah19:56
kenvandineit is actually Gtk.EventBox19:56
kenvandineisn't catching the scroll event19:56
seb128kenvandine, did you show the patch to Company or mclasen yet?19:56
kenvandinei am building it locally19:56
seb128kenvandine, but in any case no I don't plan a gtk upload so feel free to do one19:56
kenvandinei'll run it by them in #gtk+ in a bit19:56
kenvandinei think someone just forgot to add GDK_SCROLL_MASK to eventbox19:57
kenvandinesince the defaults changed19:57
seb128ok19:58
kenvandinei have C and vala examples that work on the old gtk and not the new gtk19:58
kenvandineseb128, farstream is in debian NEW19:59
kenvandineso if that gets approved quickly, we can just sync19:59
kenvandinesjoerd took my package and tweaked it20:00
seb128kenvandine, great, I saw he was pinging around on #debian-gnome to get NEWing today20:02
kenvandineyup20:02
kenvandinethat is why :)20:02
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chrisccoulson"Need to get 1,309 MB of archives" - I really should update more frequently ;)20:41
jbichachrisccoulson: it sounds like you're still on oneiric! ;)20:42
chrisccoulsonjbicha, yeah, i'm terrible for running updates20:42
seb128chrisccoulson, still running firefox 3.6? ;-)20:42
chrisccoulsonlol20:42
chrisccoulsonno way, that's one thing i made sure i upgraded from a long time ago20:43
chrisccoulsoni couldn't imagine using that now ;)20:43
chrisccoulsonfirefox is the one thing that i do keep updated on here actually :)20:43
chrisccoulsoni'll be 14.0 after next week!20:43
jalcinethey grow up so fast :)20:44
chrisccoulsonyeah20:44
kklimondachrisccoulson: hey, you are the person I was looking for ;)20:55
kklimondachrisccoulson: can the prompt you get when installing add-ons for thunderbird from repository be disabled system-wide?20:56
chrisccoulsonit's already disabled ;)20:56
kklimondadamn ;)20:56
kklimondachrisccoulson: how is it done, for the future reference?20:56
chrisccoulsonkklimonda, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/firefox/firefox-trunk.head/view/head:/debian/vendor.js#L1420:57
chrisccoulsonactually, the comment there is wrong20:58
kklimondachrisccoulson: also, what would be the best way to switch firefox and (most likely) thunderbird cache location? or even better make them use XDG_CACHE_HOME. Should I just ship a firefox.js in some package, or maybe creating an extension would be a better way?20:59
chrisccoulsonkklimonda, i don't think you could do that from an extension or any preference. why would you want to do that, in any case?21:00
kklimondachrisccoulson: /home on the NFS share21:01
chrisccoulsonah, ok21:01
nessitajbicha: hi there! got your merge proposal for ubuntu-sso-client. The bad news is that will require an UIFe, so the design and product teams have decided to review all the strings at once and ask for an UIFe with all the desired changes, to avoid multiple UIFes. So I will keep you posted on this.21:13
nessitaanyone knows which is the proper project to assign this bug? bug @95016021:14
nessitabug #95016021:14
ubot2`Launchpad bug 950160 in ubuntu-sso-client "Keyboard function key to switch between monitors no more works" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95016021:14
jbichanessita: that's fine21:15
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desrtseb128: hey21:29
seb128desrt, hey21:29
desrtseb128: what is the meaning of gnome-terminal debian/patches/20_add_alt_screen_toggle_ui.patch ?21:30
seb128desrt, no idea, I don't work on g-t21:30
seb128desrt, look in the changelog?21:30
desrtricotz: poke?21:31
ricotzdesrt, pong21:38
desrtricotz: what's 20_add_alt_screen_toggle_ui.patch about?21:38
ricotzlet me see21:38
ricotzdesrt, i just merged it at this point, this patch exists quite some time21:39
ricotzi guess this is the one making problems now?21:40
desrtit adds UI with an extremely confusing string and doesn't add any information to the docs21:40
dobeynessita: the keyboard screen bug should probably be against linux in ubuntu21:41
nessitadobey: ack thanks21:41
ricotzdesrt, i see21:43
ricotzdesrt, Hook new vte alternate screen scrolling toggle via UI, thanks to Heath Caldwell (LP: #106995)21:43
ricotzhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/screen/+bug/10699521:44
ubot2`Launchpad bug 106995 in vte "gnome-terminal unconditionally interprets mouse wheel events" [Low,Fix released]21:44
desrtricotz: upstream is kind annoyed about this patch21:44
desrt*kinda21:44
desrti'm kinda annoyed too since it sticks out like a sore thumb and has no docs21:44
desrtand causes me to report the problem against gnome :p21:44
ricotzhttps://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51840521:46
ubot2`Gnome bug 518405 in VteTerminal "Mouse scroll wheel generates unintended 8x<Up> or <Down>" [Normal,Unconfirmed]21:46
ricotzxs21:48
ricotzoops21:48
ricotzdesrt, i hope this help, i am in the middle of something else21:48
desrtricotz: no worries.21:49
jbicharicotz: how hard do you think it would be to revert the gnome-shell keyring thing?22:23
RAOFbroder: Thanks muchly.22:24
RAOFFor the GTK# check.22:25
ricotzjbicha, i am already reverting it for my ppa builds, these are 3 commits which are cleanly reverting so far22:34
ricotzjbicha, i think there might be some breaks needed in gcr/gck to avoid its installation with older seahorse/gnome-keying packages22:36
jbicharicotz: you're not using a quilt patch for that?22:37
jbichaI only see 2 patches in your latest testing gnome-shell build22:37
ricotzjbicha, no, there is no separate patch22:40
jbichaso is there an easy way to make a patch that reverts a change like that? I've always done it manually which quickly becomes a headache22:44
seb128jbicha, what do you mean manually?22:45
seb128jbicha, you can run patch -pN -R < whatever.diff where the .diff is the patch to revert22:46
seb128-R = reverse22:46
jbichaseb128: "manually" ie not like that, lol22:48
jbichait's not like they teach this stuff in very many schools (yet) :)22:48
ricotzjbicha, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ricotz/diff22:49
jbichathanks!22:49
ricotzyw22:52
jbicharicotz: maybe Monday we can see about getting new clutter into Precise then now that keyring isn't a problem23:03
ricotzjbicha, ok, afaics there will be another cogl soname bump23:05
jbichabut...23:07
jbichawhen do they plan to stop?23:07
jbichaI'll send an email :)23:09

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