=== Unit193 is now known as Unit194 === Unit194 is now known as Unit193 [02:44] bkerensa: if you're interested in helping with Seamonkey, let's chat over the weekend [08:58] micahg, a while ago we talked about chromium translations, and you told me I should give you a reminder to look at them (e.g. to include translations from LP into the package, and if possible send them upstream). Would you have some time for it? [09:04] dpm: not really, I glanced at this earlier tonight while trying to fix something else [09:05] micahg, so you think we should disable the Chromium translations in Launchpad, or do you think someone else might be able to maintain them? [09:06] dpm: answered in private [09:06] ok, looking, thanks [09:07] dpm: I'd prefer to keep them, but I"m noticing when creating the tarball's we're drifting from upstream a bit [09:08] micahg, I'd also be very much for keeping them, but we need to include them on the package and keep the template up to date, as otherwise it's driving contributors out [09:09] dpm: makes sense [09:09] I thought I knew what to do, but then I looked at it and wasn't clear on it [09:11] micahg, there is a good description of the infrastructure in fta's blog post from a while ago, but I suspect the infrastructure he used to do merges and automate translations is all gone [09:12] dpm: FWIW, I think I just figured it out, but I don't have the time to do it right now [09:49] As TB 3.1 will go EOL end of April, will the newer TB 11+ series be backported to earlier versions of Ubuntu? [09:54] TheOpenSourcerer: yes, they will be in -proposed starting on Monday [09:54] for Lucid and Natty [09:54] OK - Thanks. Not Maverick then? [09:54] 12 will be a security update [09:54] no, Maverick is EOL before 12 is released [09:54] OK. [09:54] Will be moving from 10.10 to 12 when it's released anyway. [09:55] that's only supported as an upgrade through natty and oneiric [09:55] Will you be sticking with the Mozilla long term releases or updating every 6 weeks with their mainline dev? [09:55] every 6 weeks [09:55] same as Firefox, see http://www.chriscoulson.me.uk/blog/?p=111 for reasoning [09:56] TY. BTW moving from 10.10 to 12.04 doesn't necessarily mean "upgrade" ;-) [09:56] sure === bhearsum|afk is now known as bhearsum [16:48] Hello. [16:49] mdeslaur: Are you around? [16:50] cousin_luigi: yes [16:53] mdeslaur: Regarding the flashplugin bug, I have it working as I think it's best on Linuxmint 12 (oneiric based), but I can't replicate it on a parallel 11.10 installation. Namely the presence of libvdpau1 and having the video acceleration disabled without any /etc/adobe/mms.cfg file whatsoever. [16:53] I can't locate where the "enable hardware acceleration" checkbox stores its value. [16:53] cousin_luigi: I have no idea [16:55] I see. [16:57] cousin_luigi: I suspect somewhere in ~/.adobe or ~/.macromedia...but no source, so I can't take a look [16:59] the fact that closed-source flash is incompatible with closed-source nvidia means either adobe or nvidia have to fix the issue...there's nothing we can do about it [18:17] mdeslaur: Are you sure it's not libvdpau related? [18:28] cousin_luigi: I don't know [18:32] well, it somehow related...flash tries to use it when it's installed [18:33] and when it uses vdpau for hardware acceleration, the colors get inverted [18:34] hi! [18:34] hi chrisccoulson [18:45] hello cc [18:45] Howdy cousin_luigi. [19:47] hi [19:55] Howdy. [20:37] WebGL: Unavailable. Hardware acceleration disabled. [20:37] what can I do to get Chrome to support CPU HW ?