[00:19] pitti: Ok bug 966845 fixed for pyatspi and at-spi2-atk, uploaded the new upstream version of the at-spi2 stack into precise-proposed as well. Will fix up in Debian and will re-sync later to clean up. [00:19] Launchpad bug 966845 in pyatspi "lucid->precise upgrade wants to remove ubuntu-desktop" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/966845 [04:47] RAOF, any reason why we're not running the latest colord? [04:48] robert_ancell: Mainly because it's after feature freeze. [04:49] Well, that and because 0.1.18 doesn't work properly on !systemd (although I've fixed that) [04:50] robert_ancell: Is there anything particular you'd like out of the latest colord? [04:51] RAOF, not really, just wondering why both us and debian are two versions behind [04:51] Ah. Well, Debian's two versions behind because I've not yet trawled for a sponsor vigorously enough. [05:01] And Ubuntu's also behind that because we don't seem to have libgusb [05:11] Good morning [05:11] TheMuso: splendid, thanks [05:18] Morning. [05:29] good morning pitti [05:30] hey rickspencer3 [05:31] pitti what's the word on the street for beta2? [05:31] rickspencer3: looking fairly good, I'd say [05:31] good news [05:34] pitti, the bug reports on the ISO tracker look less than severe [05:34] yeah, some were gratuitously marked as "serious", but are not really in the sense of "breaks the install" [05:53] pitti: In the unlikely event that you've got a lazy couple of minutes, it'd be nice to get colord 0.1.18 currently sitting in git uploaded to Debian. === Zdra is now known as xclaesse [05:56] RAOF: can do; updating my sid chroot [05:57] pristine-tar: git show refs/heads/pristine-tar:colord_0.1.18.orig.tar.xz.delta failed [05:57] gbp:error: /usr/bin/pristine-tar returned 128 [05:57] RAOF: ^ [05:58] RAOF: I guess I need to download the orig via uscan then? [05:58] That'd work. [05:58] Or I could just push the pristine-tar branch :) [05:58] meh [05:58] …done. [05:58] RAOF: I did uscan --download-current-version --rename, and that worked; but git-buildpackage still complains [05:59] RAOF: still the same, hmm [05:59] ah, nevermind; git fail [05:59] Heh. [06:11] pitti: Thanks muchly! [06:11] RAOF: uploaded [06:11] * RAOF already received the ACCEPTED mail :) [06:21] good morning [06:21] bonjour didrocks, ca va? [06:22] pitti: I'm good, thanks! I woke up at 5AM, couldn't sleep more. So I work until 6h30, and then, finally catch up one hour and half of some sleep :) [06:22] pitti: and you? [06:23] erk [06:23] pretty well here, slept until 5:30 when the birds started yelling, and then until 7 after closing the window :) [06:23] it's become a routine for the last week or two now [06:23] oh, sleeping with open windows? [06:24] we have a bird which makes a noise like a beeping alarm clock [06:24] urgh [06:24] the birds here are way nicer :) [06:24] well, that's fine; I get up, shut the window, and go on sleeping :) [06:24] heh ;) [06:24] I much rather have some birds a few weeks a year than a loud street or anything the entire year [06:24] totally agree [06:25] one of these days that guy will find a nice bird women, and he can stop yelling :) [06:25] :) [06:25] he's got a nice comfy nest [06:26] We have some crazy birds out in the park opposite that scream at midnight. [06:27] RAOF: he maybe has some timezone issue ;) [06:28] * didrocks looks at the new g-c-c display ui. I will ask more ui patching :/ [06:28] it* === tkamppeter__ is now known as tkamppeter [06:37] * rickspencer3 is picturing the difference between French, German, and Australian birds [06:42] rickspencer3: starting a funny drawing serie? [07:35] pitti: do you know if GtkTable can merge some columns for a row? It seems not to me [07:36] didrocks: I don't know off-hand, sorry [07:36] didrocks: perhaps GtkGrid can now, it's the successor [07:36] pitti: well, I don't want to change even more g-c-c ;) [07:37] https://launchpadlibrarian.net/98669009/globalOptionsPlacement.png will require adding a gtkbox then… [07:37] more ui patching and love [07:37] didrocks: but why would you need to formally merge them? [07:37] pitti: on the image, look at the separator ^ [07:37] didrocks: gtk_table_attach() takes the left, right, top, bottom cell [07:37] so you can place a widget into two cells [07:37] or more [07:37] ah [07:37] yes, that should be fine [07:37] oh nice, yeah [07:38] so, just adding one row, and using that [07:38] thanks pitti :) [07:47] pitti, hi [07:47] hey tkamppeter [07:51] pitti, it is about bug 494141, on April 5, 2011 you have uploaded CUPS to lucid-proposed with a fix and the bug got marked verification-needed. It seems that no one never ever tested this though there was a lot of discussion afterwards and in the meantime up to now security updated for CUPS (without the fix for this bug) got applied. Today, RAOF, removed the verification-needed mark as the proposed version got superseded and told the [07:51] fix should get re-uploaded. I do not know where to find the fix and what it was, as you packaged it. Can you re-upload or should we mark the bug invalid as the fix did not get tested for one year? [07:51] Launchpad bug 494141 in cups "CUPS starts after SAMBA; printers are not available (convert cups to upstart)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/494141 [07:53] tkamppeter: actually SpammapS uploaded it, but I agree that we should just set lucid to "wontfix" at this point; I'll do that [07:55] bonjour seb128 [07:55] hey [07:55] hey pitti, how are you ? [07:55] I feel quite precise today! [07:56] pitti, thanks. [07:56] pitti, ;-) [07:56] beta looking good, got some nice progress with using -proposed as a staging area [07:56] and still 5 bugs behind you, grrr! :-) [07:56] * pitti hugs seb128 [07:56] * seb128 hugs pitti [07:56] pitti, that can't change a lot with the freeze ;-) [07:57] I have some 5 queued up in unapproved and bzr, but I guess so do you [07:57] I wasted half of yesterday on bug 571038 [07:57] pitti, yeah, I've a few, some in proposed as well (the page didn't pick those up I think) [07:57] Launchpad bug 571038 in gnome-disk-utility "palimpsest crash with libgdu:ERROR:gdu-pool.c:2369:device_recurse: assertion failed: (depth < 100)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/571038 [07:57] pitti, did you get to the bottom of it? [07:58] seb128: I think the page has a general problem with -proposed; even today it doesn't have the recent gtk+2.0 fix, neither for me (I uploaded to -proposed) nor for cjwatson (who copied it to precise) [07:58] seb128: I managed to generate the crash once, but I can't reproduce it reliably yet [07:58] I tried to re-do the same steps, but failed [07:58] :-( [07:58] it affects partition layouts which you cannot create with Linux tools [07:59] only with some proprietary ones, I figure [07:59] (and which should not even be allowed, they are ridiculously convoluted) [08:01] pitti: I had to arrange to skip uploads without changesfileurl, which seemed a bit odd but I didn't get to the bottom of it [08:01] pitti: eh, though, since gtk+2.0 has been copied to precise, it shouldn't appear on pending-sru [08:02] oh, wait, you're talking about a different page aren't you :-) [08:02] cjwatson: I mean http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/bug-fixing/precise-fixes-report.html [08:02] * cjwatson goes back to sleep [08:02] cjwatson: so yes, it's not something important, just a little competition that seb128 and I have going.. :) [08:02] ;-) [08:02] yeah, I'm ridiculously far behind you this cycle apparently [08:04] pitti, interesting commen:t https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/899858/comments/46 [08:04] Launchpad bug 899858 in oem-priority/precise "regression in gvfs to connect/browse using obex" [High,In progress] [08:04] "there is a private implementation of dbus-glib in daemon/dbus-gmain.c" -> wth [08:05] yes, I saw === chaoticuk_ is now known as chaoticuk [08:31] good morning everyone [08:32] hey chrisccoulson [08:32] hi pitti, how are you? [08:32] quite fine, thanks! yourself? [08:32] pitti - yeah, pretty good thanks :) [08:33] Greetings all. [08:35] does anybody know what actually changed with bug 939258? it broke the blacklist feature of thunderbird [08:35] Launchpad bug 939258 in indicator-messages "Messaging indicator not respecting blacklist" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/939258 [08:35] i guess i could probably just look and figure it out :) [08:40] oh, i see now [08:41] hey chrisccoulson [08:41] chrisccoulson, how are you? [08:42] seb128, yeah, not too bad thanks. how are you? [08:42] chrisccoulson, I'm good thanks [08:42] i wish we could stop changing things without telling people first :) [08:43] bug 968063 is because of a last minute indicator-messages change ;) [08:43] Launchpad bug 968063 in thunderbird "Messaging menu blacklist feature doesn't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/968063 === chaoticuk_ is now known as chaoticuk [08:50] chrisccoulson: have you seen a bug reported against enigmail/thunderbird where the locale is all wrong? the enigmail translations seem to be in hungarian for me :) [08:51] tjaalton, no, i've not seen that [08:51] ok, I'll file a bug [08:51] hello dpm, I have got a question regarding the iso 639 codes. In aptdaemon I use the iso codes xml file to get human readable names for the to be downloaded translations of package descriptions (e.g. "Downloading transalations for Asturian") [08:51] dpm, bug 966111 [08:51] Launchpad bug 966111 in aptdaemon "aptd crashed with KeyError in get_localised_name(): 'ast'" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/966111 [08:52] hi glatzor, looking... [08:52] dpm, but there seem to be some locales which are not covered by the iso 639 codes [08:52] dpm, I use the iso_code_639_1_code for the lookup of languages [08:53] dpm, is there a better way? [08:54] glatzor, hm, strange that 'ast' in particular is not covered. Instead of using isocodes, you might want to try pyicu instead, it has a nice API and provides localized language names from ISO codes too. [08:58] it's weird though, 'ast' and its translation seem to be available from iso-codes, though: [08:58] https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/iso-codes/+pots/iso-639-3/ast/+translate?batch=10&show=all&search=asturian [08:58] https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/iso-codes/+pots/iso-639/ast/+translate?batch=10&show=all&search=asturian [09:15] seb128: gosh, I'm so glad we got that apport retracer failure [09:15] pitti, oh? [09:15] seb128: I have a test case now, and this uncovered that the client-side dupe detection doesn't work for any signature which has a character which gets quoted in URLs :/ [09:16] so, it fixes the retracer crash now, and should make client-side dupe detection work a lot better [09:16] nice [09:19] seb128: rolled out, db now publishing, retracer shoudl work again [09:20] \o/ [09:20] pitti, well done [09:20] test cases FTW [09:32] dpm, there is an entry for asturian in iso 639 but as 2t/2b code [09:38] glatzor, what's a 2t/2b code? [09:39] In any case, pyicu should work: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/905326/ [09:39] pitti, robert_ancell went crazy on updates this week ;-) [09:39] indeed! [09:40] some woudl have been done better in Debian, but anyway, nice to have all those 3.4 final tarballs! [09:40] seb128: I bet it was really his daughter, he told her to package [09:40] right, I put some of those as "to sync" on the pad [09:40] pitti, ;-) [09:42] * didrocks hopes he finished his latest changes to g-c-c this cycle [09:42] * pitti hugs didrocks [09:43] didrocks: that's the "where to put launcher in a multi-monitor setup"? [09:44] pitti: yeah, small tweaks here, and now that unity-2d support as well reveal pressure, I'm hooking it up [09:44] pitti: 2d uses gsettings, 3d uses gconf [09:44] so for every settings, it's a fun story for refresh, resetting to default, consolidating both settings [09:45] dpm I dont know :) I hoped that you coud give me some advice on this :) [09:45] dpm, but thanks for the tip with icu. It is already in main. So seems to be a good solution [09:46] lol, no worries. Where did you see ast was a '2t/2b code'? [09:47] * didrocks should fix his notification weechat plugin. Since a recent upgrade, I get notification even for message I'm writing in pm… [09:47] dpm, from /usr/share/xml/iso-codes/iso_639.xml [09:53] glatzor, ah, here's what 2b/2t codes are -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-2#B_and_T_codes - from what I can see, though, the only "special" thing about ast is that it hasn't got a 2-letter code, it's got only the 3-letter version, which is the same for many other languages, so when populating your array from iso-codes you should probably fall back to the 'iso_639_2B_code' or 'iso_639_2B_code' if there isn't a iso_639_1_code entry. But unless yo [09:53] u are concerned about adding an additional dependency, I'd recommend using pyicu instead of parsing xml [10:11] glatzor!!! hugs [10:13] chrisccoulson: filed bug 968122, upstream knows about it [10:13] Launchpad bug 968122 in enigmail "localization messed up" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/968122 [10:20] seb128, morning [10:20] wrt https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-greeter/+bug/949782 [10:20] Launchpad bug 949782 in unity-greeter "No way to disable lightdm start-up sound" [Medium,Triaged] [10:20] hey ritz [10:21] hello mpt [10:21] How's hacking? [10:21] mpt, nice to see you once again at uds [10:21] seb128, heya, say I looking to have this patch review.integrated . do I talk to mterry ? or is this any other procedure to follow ? [10:22] mpt, how are you? [10:24] ritz, the usual way is to branch, hack and propose a merge request for review [10:24] seb128, okay, so attaching patch is nice, but a bzr branch is better ? [10:24] sweet [10:24] ritz, correct [10:25] seb128, are you busy ? got a question with bzr. [10:25] when I do branch, it clones the branche entirely [10:25] but I do see certain projects, only with the diff/basic files [10:26] where recipes require merge to work [10:27] RAOF: do you need a sponsor for colord? [10:27] ritz, busy ... I always have something to do but feel free to ask questions on IRC you will often find somebody to respond ;-) [10:27] cool :) [10:28] ritz, I'm not sure I understood the question though? you probably want to bzr branch lp:unity-greeter in that case [10:29] seb128, for example - https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-greeter-team/unity-greeter/ubuntu/files [10:29] the only files listed are debian folder [10:30] when I create a branch, https://code.launchpad.net/~khadgaray/+junk/unity-greeter.lp949782 [10:30] it has a copy of everything [10:30] RAOF: looks like you can drop the libusb-1.0-dev b-dep alltogether [10:30] RAOF: commit 6e1854455f39e288303741896582bedc73b55e37 [10:30] seb128, is this a new bzr repo we create, and then request merge ? [10:30] ritz, yeah, some of the packaging vcs-es are debian dir only, easier to deal with, less to check out [10:31] ritz, but you should work on the upstream source, i.e lp:unity-greeter [10:31] yup, how is this done ? [10:31] that's full source [10:31] ritz, debian dir only vcses? read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Bzr is that the details [10:31] this branch of fine, is a full clone/copy of the upstream [10:39] glatzor, good, somewhat daunted by the number of bugs in USC :-) [11:07] seb128, nm, figured this out. Thanks. copied debian/ folder over, created a new bzr repo, added merge to recipe, and magic === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:23] ritz, good [11:24] seb128, what I am not able to figure out are the branch name, as yet [11:24] https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-greeter-team/unity-greeter/trunk [11:24] for example, what would be the branch for precise here ? [11:24] or the branch names in https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/precise/unity-greeter/precise [11:25] ritz, you can use debcheckout unity-greeter for that [11:25] ritz, the vcs is ubuntu: is not precised in the debian/control with a Vcs... field [11:26] I did not under the last statement :( [11:27] what is "precised" ? [11:27] specified [11:27] sorry [11:27] i.e it's the standard location by default [11:28] but a package can use a non standard vcs and in this case the vcs is listed in the control file [11:28] so apt-get source, debcheckout etc can tell you what to use [11:28] i.e unity-greeter source package has [11:28] Vcs-Bzr: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/unity-greeter/ubuntu [11:28] okay, I see. precise as of now is the upstream [11:29] but say, I would like to write a recipe to merge with https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/oneiric/unity-greeter/oneiric [11:29] I need to specify branch name [11:29] merge [11:30] dunno about receipies, maybe ask on #launchpad? [11:30] bzr says default, when I type "bzr branch" [11:30] we don't do daily builds around [11:30] cool [11:30] will do [11:30] thanks :) [11:31] seb128++ [11:32] yw! [11:57] pitti, I see an old "Needs Review" template in the imports queue for Precise, coming from a previous upload of vte3. It seems that the template was not updated because its name seems truncated (vte-.pot). Any idea what could have caused and whether it's fixed? [11:57] https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+imports?field.filter_status=NEEDS_REVIEW&field.filter_extension=pot&batch=300 [12:04] seb128, also on that link ^ it seems we've got a webkit 2.0 template in Launchpad, but the latest upload was for a 3.0 template. Do you know if we should keep both, or just the 3.0 (i.e. do we ship both webkit 2.0 and 3.0 in precise)? [12:05] dpm, we ship webkit built with gtk2 and gtk3 but it's likely they have the same strings, they are 2 builds from the same source with different options [12:06] seb128, ah, it might be that they use different translation domains, though, so probably we should keep both templates in LP and ship 2 .mo files [12:07] dpm, probably yes [12:08] thanks seb128 [12:09] yw [12:46] * desrt yawns and stretches [12:46] desrt: boo! [12:47] desrt, good morning! [12:47] hello gentlemen [12:47] do we have a meeting today? [12:47] * jalcine passes desrt some pancakes. [12:47] score! [12:48] pancakes and no meetings. this is turning out to be a pretty good day so far. [12:49] hey desrt! [12:49] hihi [12:51] desrt, no meeting that I know about no [12:51] seb128: fantastic news. i hate meetings :D [12:52] ;-) [12:52] desrt, did you see slangasek hud issues yesterday? [12:52] not sure if that went anywhere it was my end of day [12:53] ya. i wasn't able to reproduce it === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:54] yeah, me neither, but it seems to happen to some people, not sure what infos to ask on those bugs [12:54] 'what happens if you killall hud-service'? is a good one i guess [12:54] ie: does nautilus and unity-panel continue to go at it with each other or is hud an essential part of the problem? [12:56] desrt, well slangasek had it with firefox [12:56] had,has... [12:56] ie firefox and hud fighting [13:00] desrt, I Cced you on a "fun" bug as well, 2 powerpc users who have their menubar stripped from nautilus,gedit on any session [13:00] desrt, including xfce or gnome-classic [13:01] ya. wondering if that has something to do with endianness issues in my recent g-s-d xsettings tweakings [13:01] desrt, the only 2 users who have it are on powerpc so I guess something is broken on powerpc [13:02] desrt, well the xsettings shouldn't be changed in classic and I'm not sure xfce runs gsd [13:02] it's an "interesting" bug [13:02] I wonder if that's a bug in gtk [13:02] and why it impacts only on gedit,nautilus [13:02] but at the same time it's powperpc, I'm suprised there in any ppc desktop user left [13:02] so I'm not sure I can much [13:03] *care, i assume you mean :) [13:03] yes [13:03] ;-) [13:03] anyway [13:03] i want to close out the performance work today [13:04] so stop distracting me with interesting bugs :) [13:04] ;-) [13:04] pitti, mpt: do you have an opinion on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/964178 for precise? [13:04] Launchpad bug 964178 in gnome-settings-daemon "[UIFe] Make keyboard layout indicator more consistent" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [13:04] it's a bug from jbicha about changing the order and wording for the 2 bottom items of the keyboard layout indicator to be consistent with other ones [13:05] seb128, it warms the cockles of my heart [13:05] mpt, so you +1 the suggestion, good ;-) [13:05] yep :-) [13:05] thanks [13:12] seb128: LGTM, updated bug [13:12] pitti, thanks [14:12] pitti, hey, I just got bug #899757 [14:12] Launchpad bug 899757 in udisks "udisks-daemon assertion error: HACK: Wanting to register object at path `%s' but there is already an object there." [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/899757 [14:12] pitti, is there any info I can get from the system? [14:12] I did do the " sudo /usr/lib/udisks/udisks-daemon --replace 2>&1 | tee /tmp/udisks.log" since I found the bug after hitting the issue [14:13] seb128: indeed there is -- see comment 6 [14:13] I'm not sure I will be able to get it again [14:13] but let's see [14:13] seb128: if you have the udisks debug output, if you could attach that to the bug? [14:13] ah [14:13] yes, that's the tricky bit; what did you do when it happened? [14:14] pitti, I disconnected,reconnected my ipod nano 5 times in a minute to test the gvfs media player bug [14:14] seb128: FASTER!! [14:15] one time the cable didn't connect correctly so it was on,off,on again, so maybe a serie of connected,unconnected events or something like that [14:15] desrt, I would if g-s-d wasn't taking 10s to see the device :p [14:16] blame the kernel [14:16] there has been some talk there lately... [14:16] seb128: that sounds plausible at least; you need two "added" events in a very short tiem [14:16] time [14:16] pitti, ok, got it [14:18] pitti, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/98880792/udisks.log [14:18] pitti, on the bug [14:18] pitti, I can get it easily enough by playing with the ipod connector, let me know if you need extra infos [14:18] seb128: splendid, thanks! [14:18] yw! [14:19] seb128: you! apple fan boy ;) [14:19] didrocks, ;-) [14:19] didrocks, see it's good, with apple device you can trigger bugs :p [14:19] seb128: ahah, seems like you even want to expense it :p [14:20] good idea! [14:20] ;) [14:21] we're expensing ipads now? [14:21] * desrt signs up [14:21] (we're allowed to sell it on ebay after, right?) [14:33] desrt, seb128: yes, so when I pruned my bookmark tree (dropping an auto-generated subtree I never use), the problem seems to have gone away [14:34] slangasek, desrt: ok, so maybe it was indeed the dbusmenu slowness bug chrisccoulson worked on this week [14:35] seb128: any idea why vino 3.4.0 is in precise-proposed? :) [14:40] cyphermox, why wouldn't it be? [14:41] cyphermox, you can upload a -0ubuntu2 there [14:41] alright. [14:41] cyphermox, is the question "why in proposed"? we are using proposed a staging during the beta2 hard freeze so things builds and can be tested [14:42] yeah. [14:42] alright [14:42] cyphermox, it avoided the cahos stacking all 3.4 in vcs, easier to not dup work, and so we don't hammer buildds after unfreeze ;-) [14:42] right, makes sense [14:43] seb128: oh btw, if you want your bugs to be counted in your account during the -proposed -> main archive copy, you have to sync them yourself [14:43] seb128: otherwise, IIRC the discussion on Friday, it will be the syncer who win them :) [14:43] * didrocks now knows how pitti will beat seb128 at this game! [14:43] didrocks, lol, that's how pitti plans to beat me, I see why he pushed for proposed use! [14:44] haha [14:44] what, who? [14:44] seb128: great minds! :) [14:44] oh [14:44] didrocks: I don't actually think that works [14:44] pitti, didrocks just explained me that you make us stack in proposed to pocket copy and claim credits ;-) [14:44] didrocks: the recent gtk+2.0 change doesn't appear anywhere, and it was done via -proposed [14:44] didrocks: did you get the bugs counted from your upload round? [14:44] so we just loose those? [14:44] pitti: hum, so bug counts are not counted at all in the end? [14:45] pitti: TBH, I didn't care/looked [14:45] didrocks: I only checked for one bug [14:45] let me look [14:45] one sec [14:45] seb128: nah, you can copy your's yourself, same as didrocks [14:45] bug counts? [14:45] well didrocks cheats because he's uploading all the unity packages :P [14:45] cyphermox, http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/bug-fixing/canonical-desktop-team-precise-fixes-report.html [14:46] right.. I thought those were tallied from emails in precise-changes. [14:46] dobey: well, same with GNOME, but yeah, it's not a fair game :) [14:46] cyphermox, little in team competition game going on ;-) [14:46] seb128: of course. I look at the global one every once in a while to see how I'm doing [14:46] pitti: seb128: yeah, they aren't counted [14:46] at all [14:47] I'll never push unity/compiz to -proposed ever *ever* :p [14:47] :( [14:47] (not sure about the package upload numbers as well) [14:52] it seems like i need to help didrocks with unity uploads to bump up my score a bit ;) [14:52] chrisccoulson: stop slacking! You need real software rather than webby-on-the-cloud-prototype-based stuff :) [14:52] lol [14:52] like you have the bare metal, you have the heavy old good client :) [14:53] (btw, I'm quite impressed on the mozilla RGP game they did) [14:53] with the server on Nodejs… [14:54] oh, i've not tried it yet. i keep seeing people tweeting about it though [14:54] perhaps i will try it outside of working hours later ;) [14:54] just tried it for 5 minutes, as most of people do I guess :) [14:54] kenvandine, i'm seeing your issue on the canonical wiki now btw :( [14:55] what issue? [14:55] didrocks, the wiki pages only have a title and no contents [14:55] I got the same yesterday, had to logout/login back [14:55] although, the inspector shows that the document really does have no contents, so i'm not sure it's a browser bug :) [14:55] oh? [14:55] by no content [14:56] you meant, [14:56] *no* content? :) [14:56] I just had the top bar [14:56] telling me I can't access the resource [14:56] didrocks, yeah, just the top bar. it doesn't tell me i can't access it though [14:56] although, logging out and back in again fixed it [14:56] weird ;) [14:56] chrisccoulson, working for me now [14:57] same from what I had yesterday… [14:58] chrisccoulson: btw, I had it with chromium so not browser related [14:59] oh, that's ok then :) [14:59] sorry, forgot to tell :) [15:15] pitti, I have committed additional fixes for cups-filters, to be uploaded into Debian and Ubuntu after beta2 release. [15:16] desrt, I hate glib, it's impossible to run a process with glib 2.30 on precise :p [15:17] huh? [15:18] desrt, too many new symbol, I had to downgrade gtk,gdk as well but that's still not enough, I stopped on gvfs :p [15:18] i repeat my question. huh? :) [15:18] "use chroots, Luke"? [15:18]