[00:13] what does a well know path mean for dbus and or your daemon for a lens ? [06:47] can dbus names have - in them ? example net.launchpad.scope.my-foo.bar === elleuca is now known as deborho === deborho is now known as deboroh === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === danilos_ is now known as danilos === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:17] gord: what does https://code.launchpad.net/~gordallott/unity/standalone-unity/+merge/106844 do exactly? === _salem is now known as salem_ === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [14:10] mhall119, basically just lets you run unity without compiz === bregma_ is now known as bregma [14:15] gord: oh, ok [14:15] gord: so unity (3d) can be run on something like metacity? [14:16] mhall119, thats not the intention right now [14:25] gord: what does it do for TV? [14:25] nothing right now [14:26] one step at a time ;) [14:26] ok, I just was the added lines for TV form factor and thought this change was something related to the TV port [14:35] speaking of TV is there any way that I could get a unity guru too look over a scope and a lens that I am writing for th youtube launcher (well altering others) It can not be called "video-lens" because of the main video lens for the tv so I have been hacking at this for 2 days this is what I got LENS https://code.launchpad.net/~josephjamesmills/+junk/unity-lens-online SCOPE https://code.launchpad.net/~josephjamesmills/+junk/scop [14:35] e-youtube [14:36] it is something to do with how I am nameing dbus I think but I just learned about scopes well 2 days ago and could realy use some kind help [14:38] so too get it right I had to alter the ones that where from here https://launchpad.net/~atareao/+archive/lenses and rename and well make new packages but I am running into trouble thanks [14:38] it is last lens before all are working on tv === chaoticuk_ is now known as chaoticuk [17:27] i've just updated to the latest -proposed and my launcher now un-hides behind the windows on the desktop [17:27] this is a regression [17:28] elky: I wrote a couple of programs, one to repeatedly open and close an application, the other to repeatedly send notifications on an application's launcher entry, neither reproduced your problem [17:28] on my own system [17:29] I can send them to you if you think it'll help [17:47] hi folks, I'm trying to capture media key presses using gtk.Window().connect("key-press-event", callback), instead of dbus, but gtk doesn't seem to be receiving the signal. might it be possible that something is preventing gtk from receiving the signal or might I be missing something about gtk? === 17SAA7JME is now known as hwhp === hwhp is now known as user58964 === user58964 is now known as GreenBeatle === salem_ is now known as _salem === deboroh is now known as elleuca [22:32] ais523, i'll try them, sure [22:32] so for opening and closing a program constantly, I came up with a shell one-liner using zenity: "while true; do zenity --info --text=test --timeout=1; sleep 1; done" [22:33] opens and closes a window every second [22:33] Unity seemed to handle it fine, though [22:33] for spamming the launcher with notifications, it's a bit harder, so I came up with this Perl script: while true; do zenity --info --text=test --timeout=1; sleep 1; done [22:34] you need to have nautilus pinned, as it uses its icon for the notifications [22:34] (picked it because most people have nautilus pinned) [22:35] neither seems to reproduce your bug, though [23:15] bschaefer: ping [23:15] thumper, pong [23:15] hey [23:26] elky: oops, wrong link, I meant http://sprunge.us/NYLM [23:32] ais523, i'll try that tonight when I'm home (at work at the moment) [23:33] right; I'm not sure they're so useful for you, as they were attempts by me to reproduce the bug you're seeing, and neither worked [23:33] yeah, worth trying though