/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/05/15/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

TheMusorobert_ancell is on a mission! :)00:51
TheMusoThat being to remove launchpad-integration.00:53
brycehoh?00:58
TheMusoYep, in the GNOME plans session it was decided to drop it, and plans are being made to possibly create an indicator that will help users get involved with testing/filing bugs.01:06
brycehah, interesting01:08
robert_ancellTheMuso it's pretty much gone now01:10
robert_ancellTheMuso, actually the next step is to remove it from the archive - how do we do that?01:10
TheMusorobert_ancell: Simply file a bug against launchpad-integration and ask for removal, subscribing ubuntu-archive, and explaning why you want it removed.01:11
brycehTheMuso, hey, had a question regarding package removals01:13
TheMusobryceh: Sure, not sure if I will be able to answer it though.01:13
brycehTheMuso, if the package to be removed is in debian, is it actually meaningful to do a removal request?01:13
brycehi.e. say you have packages a and b both from debian, but we should only carry b in ubuntu, would it make sense to do a ubuntu removal request for a, if debian intends to continue carrying both?01:14
TheMusobryceh: Not in Ubuntu. Afaik our archive admins regularly check package removals in debian, and will remove the pacakge in Ubuntu as well.01:14
TheMusoSO remove it in Debian, it will be removed in Ubuntu, particularly if its a package that is auto synced from Debian.01:14
TheMusoIf we have Ubuntu changes, it may need further checks to see if we want to remove it or not, but other than that.01:15
brycehTheMuso, but for a package that debian will not be dropping?  (Or at least, is still unconvinced)01:15
TheMusobryceh: I think we just remove it ourselves, and blacklist it from being synced.01:15
RAOFIt *does* make sense to request a removal for a package that's expected to remain in Debian; it gets removed, and added to the sync blacklist.01:15
brycehok thanks01:15
TheMusobryceh: For example, I requested the removal of some legacy at-spi stuff the other day. Debian still has it, and it may stick around there for a while, but for us, it will only get in the way and cause upgrade headaches in certain circumstances, and since they are no longer maintained upstream, its easier to have them out of our, or should I say my, hair.01:16
robert_ancellTheMuso, ubuntustudio-meta needs updating to drop launchpad-integration - can I do that or should I open a bug?03:13
TheMusorobert_ancell: If you have write access to the seeds, go ahead. If not, let me know and I'll modify the seeds, so you can go ahead and update the meta.03:14
TheMusoi.e I can modify the seeds, and you can still do the meta if you want. I can do both if you prefer.03:15
robert_ancellTheMuso, if it's ok can you do it.  I'd prefer to have someone from the project do it03:16
TheMusoYep I will take care of it.03:17
TheMusoOk seeds updated, just doing the meta now, and will upload.03:20
TheMusorobert_ancell: Done.03:42
pittiGood morning03:57
TheMusoHey pitti.03:59
TheMusoHope you managed to catch up on sleep. :)03:59
pittihey TheMuso04:01
pittiTheMuso: I was indeed; unlike on the way there, I had about zero problems to adapt back here04:01
pittiTheMuso: how about yourself?04:01
TheMusoCrashed about 7:30 last night, and slept till about 6:40 this morning. Feeling ok atm, but will have another early night to really catch up properly.04:03
didrocksgood morning04:51
pittihey didrocks05:00
didrocksguten morgen pitti, how are you?05:00
pittididrocks: quite well, thanks! how about yourself?05:00
pittididrocks: I seemed to have zero trouble readjusting on the way back05:00
didrockspitti: I'm fine as well, waking up a little bit earlier than usual (and same for fighting against sleeping yesterday evening), but mostly on track as well :)05:01
didrockspitti: nice that you didn't have the same issue than for adjusting to San Francisco timezone05:02
jasoncwarner_morning EU folk :)05:58
didrockshey jasoncwarner_!06:02
didrocksit seems your trip back wasn't straightforward?06:02
pittihey jasoncwarner_06:03
pittijasoncwarner_: back home at last?06:03
jasoncwarner_hey pitti and didrocks06:03
jasoncwarner_yeah, got home late mother's day (sunday), but it was a bit of an adventure06:03
jasoncwarner_but, all's well that ends well type of scenario ;)06:03
didrocksheh :)06:03
jasoncwarner_how about you guys? hopefully straightforward?06:04
didrocksit seems that someone tried to escape the flight during the night by trying to open an exit door. 4 people stopped him and he got locked in the restroom06:05
jasoncwarner_didrocks: wha? :/06:06
jasoncwarner_Ok, that is actually more excitement than mine!06:06
* Sweetshark got home rather good and hopes that all non-A380-transatlantic-flights will stop by the end of the year, so that he never need to fly one of those old 1960-tech boeings again ...06:06
pittiSweetshark: I indeed found it to be rather quiet06:07
didrocksjasoncwarner_: well, I was at the back of the plane and hopefully didn't notice it. Should have been less fun for people near the center of the plane06:08
TheMusoYeah, whenever I have to fly on a 747 I always audibly groan.06:08
Sweetsharkpitti: and there is some room at the foodplace to do some gymnastics ...06:08
SweetsharkTheMuso: 747 is still better than 757 in my recollection.06:08
TheMusoSweetshark: Still too loud compared to the 380.06:09
* micahg thinks the 787 would be nice06:09
* jasoncwarner_ thinks there is a bunch of plane nerds in this forum ;)06:10
jasoncwarner_that being said, I like the a380!06:10
Sweetsharkmicahg: hoping for technology from the 22nd century? or have they sold actually one by now?06:10
* micahg thought a few sold already06:11
TheMusoYes they have.06:11
TheMusoThe humidifiers is enough of a reason to want to travel on one IMO.06:11
pittiTheMuso: oh, they have? I did notice that my nose and lips weren't dried out, as on the way to SF06:12
Sweetsharkright, after all DukeNukem3D is released too. But somehow we are not yet all running hurd .... strange.06:12
TheMusopitti: No, the 380 doesn't, but the 676 does.06:12
TheMusoerr 78706:12
Sweetsharkdidrocks: congrats to survive that flight without a decompression then btw (already followed that "interesting flight" story on g+)06:14
didrocksSweetshark: quite a bit freaky, indeed :)06:20
RAOFFrom what I understand the 787 isn't meant to be a 747/A380 replacement, though.  Which is disappointing!06:23
rickspencer3pitti is on a blueprint obsleting rampage07:47
pittiheh, cleaning up https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~pitti/+specs?role=approver :)07:47
mlankhorst>:D07:53
brycehdeath to antique blueprints08:01
BigWhaleGood Morning.08:07
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone08:13
didrockshey chrisccoulson, BigWhale08:15
jasoncwarner_hey BigWhale and chrisccoulson08:15
pittiyay, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~pitti/+specs?role=approver is empty now08:15
chrisccoulsonhi didrocks, jasoncwarner_ and BigWhale. how is everyone?08:15
didrocksdoing well, thanks, yourself?08:16
didrockspitti: feeling free? :)08:16
BigWhaleI'm recovering from jetlag ... slowly :/08:16
jasoncwarner_chrisccoulson: pretty good, thanks for asking. I mean, my house has a roof on it...yours? ;)08:16
pittididrocks: :)08:16
BigWhaleand being at work early in the morning doesn't really help :>08:17
chrisccoulsonjasoncwarner_, heh, that's good. we still have a leaking roof here ;)08:17
chrisccoulsonhi pitti, how are you?08:17
pittihey chrisccoulson; I'm quite fine, thanks! how about you?08:19
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, not too bad thanks. still a bit tired though08:19
jasoncwarner_chrisccoulson: I found the secret to that. Apparently you can order caffeine in powder form on the internet! I mean, how cool is that? now, I just need to remember if it is 1g or 10g. Might as well start with 10g...can't hurt, right?08:21
chrisccoulsonlol08:22
chrisccoulsonyeah, i'd go for the 10g :)08:22
mlankhorstpitti: ping?08:31
pittimlankhorst: hello08:32
seb128hey08:32
mlankhorstpitti: should the items from https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-xorg-lts-backport-2 pad be coalesced into https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-xorg-lts-updates ?08:32
seb128hey pitti08:32
* pitti hugs seb12808:33
* seb128 hugs pitti08:33
pittimlankhorst: or desktop-q-xorg-lts-backport-2 could just be made obsolete, if it is a duplicate spec08:33
seb128robert_ancell really wants to see lpi going away it seems ;-)08:34
mlankhorstit was a session specifically created to resolve some issues we had with how we would handle some stuff, so coalescing + declaring obsolete is ok?08:34
pittimlankhorst: sure, unless it's really about two different topics08:35
mlankhorstkk :)08:35
mlankhorstseems just that it needs to be declared obsolete then08:37
seb128pitti, would you like to do the glib update to the new unstable serie? normally I would do it but I keep my system on stable since I will focus on .1 and I didn't set up a quantal vm yet (and I would prefer that it gets testing by something running unity 3d on real hardware as well)08:40
pittiseb128: can do this afternoon, yes08:41
seb128pitti, thanks, no hurry, doesn't need to be today08:41
* seb128 starts on GNOME 3.4.2 for SRU08:41
didrockssalut seb128, ça va?08:42
seb128didrocks, lut, nickel, toi ?08:42
didrocksça va bien :)08:42
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BigWhaleErr, how do I remove ubuntu-desktop and all the desktop packages?09:22
pittiseb128: note that I accepted some "proposed" quantal BPs and also moved one or two stragglers from precise09:33
seb128pitti, thanks09:33
seb128pitti, is there a page that list the "proposed" bps?09:33
seb128or did you just go through the list?09:33
pittiseb128: link at the bottom of https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/quantal/+specs09:36
pittiseb128: but I mostly cleaned up https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~pitti/+specs?role=approver and https://blueprints.launchpad.net/~pitti/+specs?role=drafter09:37
pittii. e. closing obsolete ones, and adjusting the ones for quantal09:37
seb128pitti, ok, thanks09:37
seb128pitti, do you think that GNOME 3.4.2 updates with only a few updated translations are worth an upload?10:20
xclaesseis it possible to make ubuntu stop creating "Ubuntu One" folder in my $HOME ?10:50
xclaesseI've no idea why it randomly appear sometimes10:50
pittiseb128: not sure really10:50
seb128xclaesse, uninstall ubuntuone I guess?11:04
seb128pitti, I decided that not, I just did vinagre since it's in universe and can't be langpacked through launchpad11:04
seb128pitti, the other SRUs I'm doing have actual fixes as well11:04
pittiok11:04
seb128pitti, I did a few verification-done tagging and some uploads this morning, I will continue this afternoon with nautilus, glib and gtk stable updates11:05
seb128but finishing lunch,coffee first ;-)11:05
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seb128pitti, let me know when you have a minute to discuss desktop-q-third-party-driver-installation12:29
pittiseb128: I have now12:39
seb128pitti, small questions12:39
seb1281- the summary has "we need the "printer drivers from openprinting.org" logic moved into s-c-p"12:39
seb128should that be on the workitems list somewhere?12:39
seb128no w.i seems to mention printing12:39
pittiindeed it should, adding12:40
seb128thanks12:41
pittidone12:41
seb128pitti, second one is rather a question to make sure we don't overlook anything ... is ubiquity interacting with jockey in any way and if it does should we have a wi to check that it keeps working?12:42
pittiit does indeed, so we'll need a wrapper script for that12:42
* pitti adds WI12:42
seb128pitti, thanks, spec approved ;-)12:44
* pitti hugs seb12812:46
* seb128 hugs pitti back12:46
pittiseb128: I'm inclined to drop glib's "revert single include" patch now, WDYT?12:56
seb128pitti, go for it12:57
seb128I think we fixed a good part of the rdepends previous cycle12:57
seb128now is a good time also to fix the remaining ones12:57
seb128Sweetshark, hey, is https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-libreoffice-packaging reading for review? if it is please change the "definition" to review13:01
seb128mterry, hey13:15
seb128mterry, how are you? had a good flight back?13:15
* pitti waves to mterry13:15
mterrypitti, hi!13:16
seb128pitti, will you sru the new pygobject stable update?13:16
mterryseb128, yeah.  I'm fine.  My roommate is sick, so I may have escaped the ubuflu only to run into the arms of the everyday flu.  :)13:16
seb128mterry, :-(13:16
seb128mterry, with some luck it's the same flu you had before UDS and you are immune to it still ;-)13:17
mterryHere's hoping13:17
seb128mterry, I'm reviewing blueprint, is there any design document for https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-update-manager ?13:17
seb128mterry, if so it would be nice to add the whiteboard13:18
seb128mterry, doh, just saw the "Read the full specification" link13:18
seb128ignore the question ;-)13:18
mterryseb128, :)13:18
mterryseb128, just filed a merge request to drop the changelog view in update-manager.  QQ  it will be missed13:19
seb128mterry, set it to review if it's good to be reviewed (seems to be the case)13:19
pittisefewf wefadmed13:19
seb128pitti, time to change password13:19
seb128;-)13:19
Laneythere are still quite some glib-single-include bugs http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?tag=glib-single-include;users=pkg-gnome-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org13:19
pittie13:21
pittiseb128: yes, can do; packaging 3.2.2 ATM13:21
pittiseb128: then I'll just need to mangle the changelog and upload13:21
seb128pitti, great, thanks13:21
* pitti needs to get back to a working computer13:22
pittiwhatever that glib test suite does, it's super-evil13:22
pittifirst it broke my keyboard, now it froze my X session13:22
pittidbus-launch weechat in a VT FTW13:22
seb128pitti, btw for things like nautilus 3.4.2 which has fixes that are in 3.5 git13:22
seb128do you want the fixes backported in quantal at the same time?13:22
seb128or is it fine to wait for 3.5.2 tarball to get them in quantal?13:23
seb128(we already have 3.5.1 but those commits will be in .2)13:23
pittiseb128: we can't miss them this way, so please mention that on the bugs, and add a quantal task13:23
seb128pitti, I did that, thanks13:24
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seb128kenvandine, hey13:37
seb128how are you? had a good flight back?13:37
kenvandinehey seb12813:37
kenvandineyup, and you?13:37
seb128quite good thanks, we did got a airbus a380, great plane13:38
seb128i.e lot less noisy that other planes13:38
kenvandinenice!13:38
seb128which is good ;-)13:38
* mlankhorst didn't have trouble sleeping from noise, just lack of night13:38
kenvandinei did a fresh install of quantal yesterday13:39
mterrympt, I just noticed a tiny line in your update-manager spec that says "Below the list of updates should be a pane describing the selected update. This pane should be collapsed by default."  I almost missed that and thought there was no changelog box at all.  Is that pane the same changelog pane we have now or some future more user-friendly description that we don't have the architecture for yet13:39
mterry?13:39
seb128kenvandine, how did it go?13:40
mptmterry, it's collapsed by default *because* we don't have an architecture for user-friendly description of updates13:40
kenvandinesmooth, besides trying to use thunderbird :)13:40
mptmterry, so yes, it's the existing changelog pane13:40
kenvandinethunderbird still defaults to syncing all mail13:40
kenvandineit was pegging my cpu for a couple hours yesterday and an hour this morning13:40
kenvandinebefore i disabled syncing mail locally :)13:41
seb128kenvandine, btw there is an empathy 3.4.2 update if you feels like sruing it13:41
kenvandineseb128, bcurtiswx is already doing it13:41
seb128ok, great13:41
kenvandineand folks as well13:41
bcurtiswxseb128, yes i'm on it.. it's the remembering how to after a year thats slow ;)13:41
mterrympt, so the current pane is actually a notebook with two tabs -- the changelog and the package description.  Do you want the description dropped?13:41
seb128kenvandine, bcurtiswx: ok, great ;-)13:41
kenvandinebcurtiswx, no big rush, let me know if you need any help13:42
bcurtiswxkenvandine, as always I will. :)13:42
kenvandineseb128, my brain was mush yesterday... a good day to migrate data and do an install :)13:42
mptmterry, yes, I think so ... But I don't actually know whether people use the Description tab currently. Do you use it?13:42
mterrympt, no, but I'm not the target audience.  :)  I could imagine someone that doesn't know what the heck a firefox is might want it13:43
mterryBut I suppose packages describe themselves in the main list13:43
mptmterry, applications will, at least13:44
mterryAnd again, those are rarely written for end users13:44
seb128jbicha, hey14:06
jbichaseb128: hi14:06
seb128jbicha, how are you?14:06
seb128jbicha, would you like to sru the clutter 1.10.4 update? it should fix bug #99030214:07
ubot2Launchpad bug 990302 in clutter-gtk "Scrolling for embedded Gtk+ widgets is broken in Clutter" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/99030214:07
jbichaI'm doing pretty good, and yes I was thinking of doing the clutter SRU this week14:07
seb128jbicha, ok great, I let it for you then ;-)14:08
jbichaseb128: could you sync jhbuild from unstable and gcr from experimental?14:10
seb128jbicha, ok14:10
mterrybryceh, I have a patch piloting scheduled this thursday.  You have one next thursday.  I'm looking to swap14:15
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Sweetsharkseb128: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-libreoffice-packaging https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-libreoffice-qa-testsuites https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-q-libreoffice-split marked for review. https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-p-libreoffice-lo-menubar-polish still pending some feedback by olli (which might actually already be there, but I am having an em14:46
seb128Sweetshark, ok14:46
seb128Sweetshark, irc cut your lines after "but I am having an"14:46
seb128"but I am having an em"14:47
seb128rather14:47
pittichrisccoulson: hm, current firefox (quantal) behaves odd -- when I switch to a tab that I didn't look at before (since starting firefox) it clears and loads the tab instead of showing the old page; that worked fine in previous releases14:47
pittichrisccoulson: known to you or want to get a bug for it?14:47
seb128mvo, hey14:52
seb128mvo, is there any new on the s-c and friends srus? ;-)14:53
Sweetsharkseb128: ... but I am having an email blackout because of system reinstall) ...14:57
pittiseb128: glib 3.3.1 LGTM, uploading to experimental/quantal14:57
seb128pitti, \o/14:58
seb128larsu_, ^14:58
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larsuseb128, \o/14:58
pittilarsu: oh, you were waiting for this?14:59
larsuseb128, is it safe to upgrade to q yet?14:59
pittilarsu: quite fine ATM15:00
pittilarsu: dist-upgrade on Friday was flawless, and today's dist-upgrade too15:00
pittilarsu: however, daily stability promise is only for and after alpha-115:00
pittiso double-check apt-get dist-upgrade output before it removes half your desktop :)15:00
jibelSweetshark, I'm setting up the env for LO testing but it failed to build on quantal http://paste.ubuntu.com/989053/15:03
larsupitti, yeah I'm really paranoid about dist-upgrade these days... I've been bitten by that before ;)15:03
larsupitti, I'll probably wait for a couple of weeks before upgrading my main machine15:04
Sweetsharkjibel: oh, nice!15:11
Sweetsharkjibel: hmm, I do not have an immediate fix/solution for that one ...15:15
jibelSweetshark, no problem, I'm on vacation until next Monday :)15:16
jibelI'll file a bug with the log. there is also a dependency error on gcj-jdk15:18
mvoseb128: yes, I juszt uploaded it15:20
seb128mvo, \o/15:20
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pittigood night everyone!15:38
didrockshave a good night pitti15:41
mvoseb128: I just noticed a regression, could you reject it again?16:44
seb128mvo, done16:48
mvothanks seb12816:52
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didrocksok, time for dinner and evening here17:02
chrisccoulsonpitti - sorry, been out for another eye appointment this afternoon17:12
chrisccoulsoni'm going to switch firefox back to the old gcc later for now, maybe try again after that?17:13
chrisccoulsonthere are multiple test failures that suggest another miscompile :(17:13
seb128hey chrisccoulson, how are you?17:17
seb128chrisccoulson, had a good flight back?17:17
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, it wasn't too bad, although i didn't manage to sleep17:17
chrisccoulsonhow about you?17:17
seb128chrisccoulson, we lost you at the airport and didn't manage to say goodbye17:17
chrisccoulsonheh, that's ok ;)17:17
seb128chrisccoulson, the flight was great, a380 for the win17:17
chrisccoulsonnice :)17:17
seb128that was a lot less noisy than the other old planes we usually have17:18
chrisccoulsonyeah, i've not been on one yet17:18
seb128not to mention recent tv system and usb plugs in the arm rest parts17:18
chrisccoulsonand engines that don't fall apart when a fan blade breaks ;)17:19
chrisccoulson(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j973645y5AA)17:19
chrisccoulson:-)17:19
seb128lol17:19
chrisccoulsonseb128, that's the sort of thing i want to see on the in-flight entertainment :)17:23
chrisccoulsonas well as a few air crash investigation episodes17:23
chrisccoulsoni'm always watching that at home!17:23
seb128chrisccoulson, you want to watch people run out of the plane? ;-)17:23
chrisccoulsonheh17:23
chrisccoulsonit would be a more comfortable flight :)17:23
kenvandineseb128, mind giving this a once over? lp:~ken-vandine/ayatana-scrollbar/package17:24
kenvandineit is a big change, moving from shared lib to gtk module17:24
brycehmterry, fine by me to swap17:24
mterrybryceh, cool, thanks17:25
kenvandineseb128, that is destined to the scrollbars ppa for precise17:25
seb128kenvandine, you mean quantal?17:25
kenvandineno, building for precise to the ppa17:25
kenvandinenot destined for precise17:25
kenvandine:)17:25
kenvandinei'll upload to quantal too17:26
kenvandinesoon17:26
seb128kenvandine, is there anything in particular you want me to check there?17:26
seb128kenvandine, btw aruiz mentioned last week that he fixed the lo-menubar print preview segfault bug, did you SRU that yet? is that on your list?17:27
kenvandinewell, it is no longer a shared lib17:27
kenvandinebut a gtk module17:27
kenvandinei didn't see that17:27
kenvandineso i renamed the packages, etc17:28
kenvandinegot a bug #?17:28
seb128kenvandine, #75456217:28
kenvandinethx17:28
kenvandinebug  #75456217:28
ubot2Launchpad bug 754562 in lo-menubar "soffice.bin crashed with SIGSEGV in g_hash_table_lookup() (Libreoffice with lo-menubar crash from page preview)" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75456217:28
kenvandinewow... lots of dupes17:29
seb128kenvandine, yeah, i didn't ping around at the sprint to get it fixed for no reason :p17:29
kenvandineso i guess it was fixed after the release i uploaded to quantal :)17:29
seb128kenvandine, he mentioned on our way to the GNOME dinner that he had the fix commited and that he pinged you about it IIRC17:29
seb128seems like miscommunication17:30
seb128can you check with him?17:30
kenvandineoh... he pinged me with a new release17:30
seb128right17:30
kenvandinei'll find the fix and cherry pick it17:30
seb128that has the fix for that bug17:30
seb128thanks17:30
kenvandineit included a few fixes17:30
seb128well, fixes are SRU welcome17:30
seb128if that's only fixes maybe SRU the new version17:30
kenvandinei'll look, it included changes that got merged into LO upstream17:31
kenvandinei'll look17:31
seb128thanks17:31
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jcastrokenvandine: ok I get your request19:52
jcastroand a black window19:52
jcastrokenvandine: ok it's just slow, it works19:52
kenvandineare you controlling it now?19:52
kenvandine:)19:52
kenvandinejorge is awesome19:53
kenvandineha!19:53
jcastroyes, controlling it now. :)19:53
kenvandine:-D19:53
kenvandineit is slow19:53
kenvandineok, so it is fixed in quantal :)19:53
kenvandinehang on, testing again19:53
kenvandinenothing...19:54
kenvandineok, so it is ignored in precise until i enable sharing19:54
kenvandineso i just need to backport that fix too19:54
kenvandinejcastro, are you getting my messages?19:54
kenvandineif not, go offline and online again19:55
seb128kenvandine, your overlay-scrollbar update seems fine to me20:27
kenvandineseb128, thx!20:34
seb128yw ;-)20:34
* kenvandine uploads yet another vino SRU20:34
seb128kenvandine, did you backport the other fixes pointed on the bug?20:36
kenvandinefor vino?20:36
kenvandineit was like 6 commits20:36
seb128yes20:36
kenvandinei got them all20:36
seb128ok20:36
seb128great work ;-)20:36
kenvandine:)20:36
kenvandinewish we had noticed vino being busted before 12.04 :)20:37
seb128yeah, another things we could improve our testing on...20:37
kenvandineyeah :(20:37
kenvandineso many details to test for so many packages20:37
kenvandinewe need to figure out a way to manage that20:37
kenvandineit is hard enough to do that for our internal upstreams20:37
seb128well, the only true way is the rickspencer3's way20:38
seb128just add an automated test every time we fix a such issues to make sure it doesn't come back20:38
seb128we should at least make a list of those things we should automate test at some point20:39
kenvandineseb128, i also rolled in the 3.4.2 release20:40
kenvandinewhich was just an upstream translation20:40
seb128excellent20:40
seb128we just need to get RAOF or pitti to wave in some of the SRUs waiting in the queue tomorrow next ;-)20:40
bcurtiswxalso the debian sync of folks would be great so it can be backported to precise20:49
kenvandinebcurtiswx, i'll look at sponsoring empathy for you tomorrow... bzr is giving me a traceback on merging your branch20:59
bcurtiswxi crashed bzr ?20:59
kenvandineyeah21:00
kenvandine:-D21:00
bcurtiswxcould it be the bzr remove you had me do?21:00
kenvandineMalformedTransform: Tree transform is malformed [('versioning no contents', 'new-31')]21:00
kenvandineno21:00
kenvandinethat was just cleaning up quilt stuff21:01
kenvandinei'll fix it up in the morning :)21:01
kenvandinei gotta get away from the computer for now... good night all!21:01
bcurtiswxkenvandine, sounds good. nite21:01
bcurtiswxim heading out too nite all21:02
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robert_ancellpitti, did you work out that gtk+ compile crash?  I'm still getting it on the latest version22:38
RAOFWhat's this about SRUs waiting in the queue?  I flushed the queues yesterday! ☺22:48
TheMusoheh22:49
TheMusoGNOME 3.4.2 is out, thats what. :)22:49
jbichadesrt: how do those per-session gsettings overrides work?22:52
jasoncwarner_RAOF TheMuso robert_ancell bryceh meeting reminder https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-05-1522:52
jasoncwarner_please add your agenda items22:52
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_, no page there?22:53
TheMusoYeah I saw the same thing earlier.22:53
jasoncwarner_robert_ancell: hmm...wonder where EU folk put it...one sec22:54
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_, I just made a new entry22:54
jasoncwarner_robert_ancell: ok22:57
brycehheh22:58
brycehjasoncwarner_, I counted up the bugs on that multi-monitor blueprint.  We got to 66%.22:59
TheMusoSo given its only been a few days since UDS, I have no agenda items.22:59
RAOFLikewise :)23:01
brycehRAOF, well we could chat about the LTS point release ppa23:01
RAOFWe could, true.23:01
brycehRAOF, rickspencer had asked if we could have a PPA ready for testing within a week.  think that's possible?23:03
RAOFI don't see why not.23:03
RAOFOf course, that's kinda the point - to find out :)23:04
RAOFI see that Maarten's done a couple of test PPAs, but I haven't checked out their contents yet.23:05
brycehRAOF, one thing we need to do is nail down the exact list of packages to be renamed23:07
brycehI have a start of a list in the xorg tools bzr tree you can look at23:08
RAOFThere seem to be a lot more -dev packages in there than I expected - do we actually need to backport all the protocol libraries?23:12
brycehthose were all referenced somewhere in the xorg-server control or rules files23:12
RAOFOr is this pessimistic - assuming that X might start using new features of things like libdbus?23:12
brycehif there are binary packages in xorg-server we don't intend to provide in updates, that could help drop a lot of those23:13
* RAOF eyes xvfb23:13
brycehyeah I don't know what to do about some of the third party dependencies.  if there's any you think we should mull over particularly, maybe a discussion on ubuntu-x@ would be in order23:17
RAOFbryceh: I think all the things which need the protocol libraries (as opposed to the protocol *headers*) are things like xdmx, xephyr, etc.  They're not going to see *any* commits between now and 14.04, so they won't need newer libraries.23:18
brycehokie23:19
RAOFI therefore think that building against the 12.04 libx*-dev packages will be fine, and we won't need to backport/rename them.23:19
RAOFThe only thing we're likely to miss out on then is integration tests - *they're* likely to need the protocol libs, and will be testing new protocol.  We'd be able to not build those tests, though.23:21
brycehright23:23
RAOFI'll send a message to ubuntu-x@23:27

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