[11:32] Helluw :) [11:33] Does anyone know where I can edit the "home lens"? [11:33] So it will look good again in Ubuntu 12.04 [11:39] anyone? === |Omega| is now known as Omega [14:53] hyperair, ping [14:54] pong [14:54] nik90: pong [14:55] hang on, i think my network's gonna go [14:55] hyperair, can you set the bug priority to high...its a potential precise blocker.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/982343 [14:55] Ubuntu bug 982343 in unity "App's icon remains in the launcher even after cancelling the installation process." [Undecided,Confirmed] [14:56] i don't think it's a precise blocker though.. [14:56] i think it would be better if you ask one of the unity devs [14:57] oh, i thought you were one [14:57] and for the record, nothing's (to my knowledge) blocked ubuntu's release since 6.06 [14:57] a bug like this is really minor to be called a "precise blocker" [14:57] well it can be confusing to new users to see the icon still in the launcher [14:58] but that's about it. it's not a complete showstopper. not everyone installs apps from there either [14:58] what installing apps from the usc? I thinnk a lot of users do [14:58] but yeah it is not a blocker.. [14:58] hang on, usc or unity? [14:59] well this bug occurs when you install apps from the usc [14:59] if you cancel the installation, the app icon is still present in the launcher [14:59] on the unity launcher? [14:59] yes [14:59] on the unity launcher [14:59] wait, i didn't know they even ended up in the launcher to begin with.. [14:59] oh..well it was added with unity 5.8 onwards [15:00] i thought you had to explicitly add it to the unity luancher? [15:00] every app that you install from the usc, is automatically (by default) added to the unity launcher [15:00] you have the option to disable this option in the usc though [15:00] O_o that must get cluttered pretty fast.. [15:00] but by DEFAULT, it goes into the launcher [15:00] you're talking about the launcher, right? the bar on the left? [15:00] not the dash? [15:00] yes yes the bar on the left (unity launcher) [15:00] :) [15:00] you can try for yourself [15:00] lemme try... [15:02] oho so it does. [15:02] yup [15:02] so you think the bug deserves a high priority? [15:05] * hyperair shrugs [15:05] let the unity developers handle it [15:05] i see it as a minor inconvenience [15:05] a mostly cosmetic thing. [15:06] ok [19:13] probably a davmor2 question === jalcine is now known as JackyAlcine [19:17] my lense won't start atuomatically. [21:28] malin: using the wikipedia tutorial? [21:29] you need to run "quickly run" after you "sudo quickly install" [21:29] mhall119: ah, so that's the command. Nope. I am working on my own lense :) [21:30] the lense autostart, but the scope dosen't [21:30] malin: using Singlet and Quickly? [21:34] nope [21:34] this is my project: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~malinkb/unity-buss/unity-buss-experimental/files/head:/ [21:35] and I have installed the .lens file to /usr/share/unity/lenses// [21:35] .service to /usr/share/dbus-1/services/ [21:35] and the file called buss to /usr/lib/unity-lense-/ [21:40] mhall119: the only thing I can not do is to make the entire lens to start automatically :) [22:16] malin, what does your .service file look like? [22:18] malin, maybe it's because your daemon file is not an executable. Right click on it, in properties -> permissions -> check "Allow executing file as a program" [22:18] davidcalle: that might be it. I will check it. I did an ls -lha | grep name of deameon and it looked equal the other files, but I will take another look [22:19] malin, you can also make it executable via a terminal "sudo chmod +x /usr/lib/unity-lens-buss/buss" [22:20] davidcalle: davidcalle it's not set as allow executing file as program, but so ain't the other unity-lense service files [22:21] ah that program [22:21] belived you thinked about the sericefile [22:21] I can do it to the buss :) [22:21] I wonder about one thing [22:21] malin, yeah, the .service file is just the way the system finds about your program and knows what to start. [22:21] what do I need to make launchpad make a deb-file for me? [22:21] I have made a ppa [22:21] yeah [22:23] You need a few other files. http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~davidc3/onehundredscopes/piratebay-precise/files [22:23] I looked in the video-lense-sourceode and figured out you made the video-lense in ubuntu :) [22:23] Here is an example. [22:23] malin, indeed :) [22:23] :) that is so cool [22:24] First, look at setup.py and MANIFEST.in : the manifest file lists all the files that need to be installed on the system. The setup.py file says where they need to be installed. [22:24] okey, so I have to make all those folders and that setup.py ? I think I will work on that during this week now and then. [22:24] malin, thanks [22:24] :) [22:25] I haven't used it very much, the video-lense, but maybe I should, it could make me find things faster [22:25] malin, those two files are the first bits. Then, the big part is the debian folder. It's what will allow Launchpad to create a .deb. [22:25] okey, so the setup.py and manfiest.in is the the files I have to make myself [22:26] ah, okey [22:27] it's bit of work, but I should try to make it myself [22:27] too [22:28] don't know what depneds I need for the lense [22:28] but I think I have to get some sleep. [22:28] malin, once you have done those two, I'll give you a hand with the debian folder if you need one. But basically, you have to look at each file and change things that are irrelevant to your lens [22:28] And again. thank you so much for help :) [22:28] okey :) I will [22:28] good night :) [22:28] malin, no problem, good night :)