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pittiGood morning03:27
jbichapitti: good morning03:32
jbichawhere should I report http://paste.ubuntu.com/1017372/03:32
pittihey jbicha, how are you?03:33
micahgjbicha: which release is that?03:33
pittijbicha: well, that's by and large known; against packagekit, presumably03:33
pittijbicha: we need to stop packagekit from forcing the aptcc backend03:34
pittithe apt backend is compatible with ubuntu-drivers-common, but not aptcc03:34
pittijbicha: alternatively, it's not currently being used yet, so if you don't need it to configure drivers just go ahead03:34
jbichamicahg: that's current quantal; the "uninstalling ubuntu-desktop" part doesn't happen in precise03:34
pittiif you want to test gnome-packagekit03:34
micahgjbicha: the alternative on python-aptdaemon.pkcompat seems to have been dropped03:35
pittithe thing that changed is that ubuntu-drivers-common has a Conflicts: packagekit-backend-aptcc03:37
pittioh, or that03:37
pittignome-pacakgekit should actually just work with python-aptdaemon.pkcompat03:37
micahgpitti: you did the merge :)03:37
pittiso that could be fixed, too03:37
pittimicahg: of g-packagekit? we have always be in sync, AFAICS03:38
micahgoh, hrm03:38
micahgfor some reason I thought it was part of packagekit itself03:38
micahgjbicha: so, talk to ximion and I'm sure he can fix it (unless he dropped it for some reason)03:39
micahgpitti: sorry :), your merge was fine :)03:39
jbichaI opened bug 1007249 if anyone wants to follow up :)03:40
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1007249 in packagekit "Trying to install packagekit on quantal uninstalls ubuntu-desktop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100724903:40
* micahg guesses it is pitti's fault after all then :)03:41
micahgnope, not pitti's fault, new conflict as he said though03:42
micahgerr..not new, just not as bad03:43
pittijbicha: I commented on the bug03:43
micahgjbicha: and that's not necessarily your bug in the pastebin per se, the alternative on python-aptdaemon.pkcompat was dropped in 3.4.0-303:45
pittiglatzor: good morning!04:57
pittiglatzor: soon the pkcompat branch will be more complete than packagekit's apt backend itself :-)04:58
pittiglatzor: would you have some time today to review https://code.launchpad.net/~pitti/aptdaemon/pkcompat-enhancements/+merge/108201 ?04:59
didrocksgood morning06:02
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didrocksogra_: good morning, how are you?06:25
glatzormorning pitti. great work!06:29
pittibonjour didrocks06:30
glatzorpitti, I will have a closer look at it later since I am away for some time now. see you06:30
pittihey glatzor; thanks!06:30
didrocksguten morgen pitti!06:30
pittiglatzor: I already added the RepoEnable() method, mvo reviewed that yesterday06:31
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Laneymorning08:16
seb128hey08:21
pittiseb128: bonjour! how's live over there in the desktop team?08:25
seb128pitti, guten tag! desktop is good and it's nice to still have you around here ;-) how is life in qa?08:28
seb128pitti, team change at 5am, do you ever sleep?!08:29
pittiseb128: I spent a good part of the morning doing emails, setting up MLs and their relatively sohphisticated G+ setup, etc.08:29
pittiseb128: my wife tricked me again; I usually stay in bed for another 10 minutes or so after she leaves08:29
pittibut usually that's around 5:3008:29
pittitoday she left a bit earlier08:29
pittiI think she was taking the bus instead of the bicycle, as it was raining08:30
seb128ah, ok08:30
seb128we avoided the rain so far here08:30
seb128but it's quite windy and cloudy today08:30
didrockssalut seb128, ça va?08:31
seb128didrocks, lut, ca va, c'est vendredi ! et toi ?08:31
didrocksseb128: ça va bien, c'est vendredi oui ;)08:31
didrocks(still very sunny here)08:31
seb128didrocks, the forecast say you got to be lucky tomorrow as well but it's going to rain on sunday08:33
seb128didrocks, 21°C rainy on sunday for Lyon08:34
didrocksseb128: well, my week-end will be at an ubuntu booth anyway in a dark room :)08:34
seb128ok, well maybe that will make it easier :p08:34
didrocksheh, in some way, yeah ;)08:34
Laneyurg, aisleriot got synced08:41
Laneycan we drop it? :-)08:41
pittiseb128: bug 1007149 -- funny: https://plus.google.com/107564545827215425270/posts/HRmUnCwDRb708:52
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1007149 in gvfs "Changing mount point from /media to /run/username/media broke encrypted devices" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100714908:52
pittiseb128: test cases have actually found a bug :)08:52
pittiwill look at that08:53
Sweetsharkg'morning.09:14
seb128hey Sweetshark09:15
seb128pitti, thanks09:15
Sweetsharkseb128: heya09:37
Sweetsharkseb128: will you drop me a note when you upload 3.5.4-0ubuntu1? I would tag that in the packaging repo then.09:37
seb128Sweetshark: yeah, I think that's going to be a bit tricky, the new SRU teams is being a pain09:38
seb128they rejected my glib stable update09:38
seb128they seem to not want to take on upstream bug fix versions if those are not acked by the TB with an exception rule09:39
seb128so I need to continue that discussion with slangasek today09:39
seb128sweetshark: you might want to apply for an exception for libreoffice09:40
Sweetsharkseb128: should we wait a bit and then send the guys with pitchforks and torches to them? the guys who loose their document because of https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46687 or https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5017309:41
ubot2`Freedesktop bug 46687 in UI "'Find' toolbar causes writer,calc,impress, not responding" [Critical,Resolved: fixed]09:41
Sweetsharkseb128: bureauratic crap.09:42
seb128Sweetshark: they are taking a line where they think we should backport fixes for specific issues like those you pointed09:42
Sweetshark*sigh*09:42
pittihm, I didn't read about that09:43
pittithe new policy announcement just said "add test cases and regression potential to all bugs"09:43
Sweetsharkseb128: they can call back when LibreOffice has a team as big as others handling >10Mio. LOC. ... like for example the kernel team.09:44
pittiwell, the practical conclusion to "we don't accept a new microrelease" is "we just don't upload them", not "we cherrypick 50 patches"09:45
seb128pitti, I had an hour discussion with Clint and Steve about that after they reject my glib stable update09:45
BigWhaleGood Morning.09:45
seb128pitti, slangasek basically argues that the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates states "If all of the changes are appropriate for an SRU"09:46
seb128pitti, so that we should prove that every single commit fixes a bug worth SRUing09:47
seb128which is often not the case, you have low importance fixes in the middle of point releases09:47
seb128well I'm really unhappy about it, they told me to go to the TB to get an exception for glib stable updates because that's something the SRU team doesn't have the power to grant but the TB has09:48
seb128discussion to be continued...09:48
Laneyhrm09:48
Laneywe should rather fix the SRU process /in general/ for micro releases09:48
seb128right09:48
seb128I refuse to go to the TB for glib, that's just pushing the problem on the next source09:49
Laneypropose a more general topic, I'll be happy to turn up09:49
seb128Laney, thanks09:49
seb128 09:51
seb128on other news, duflu keeps rocking ;-)09:51
seb128https://code.launchpad.net/~vanvugt/compiz/XDamageReport/+merge/10830709:51
seb1282x frame rate09:51
seb12850-75% reduction in CPU09:51
seb12899% reduction in X event traffic09:51
seb128on intel09:51
Laneyargs09:56
Laneydoes bzr bd keep old working directories?09:57
Laneyit thought the command failed, so discarded what i was working on09:57
pittishoudl still be in ../build-area/ ?09:57
Laneyah, yes09:57
LaneyI didn't know what it was using (searched /tmp)09:58
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didrocksogra_: hey, not sure that you saw my ping this morning :)12:37
ogra_didrocks, no, i missed it, sorry, whats up ?12:41
didrocksogra_: I pushed the same compiz with the new boost on quantal12:43
didrocksogra_: but gcc4.7 plays (as it played with unity) and so FTBFS on armel12:43
ogra_feel free to ignore armel, how about armhf ?12:43
didrocksogra_: should be minor stuff to fix, but I would appreciate someone with an arm box to fix those issues12:43
didrocksogra_: same, armhf failed as well12:44
ogra_k12:44
ogra_we should talk to alf_  then12:44
didrocksogra_: it's in the patch, there are the usage of some calls that gcc4.7 doesn't like12:44
didrockshttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/106519945/buildlog_ubuntu-quantal-armel.compiz_1%3A0.9.7.8-0ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz12:44
didrocksalf_: ^12:44
* ogra_ is pretty busy getting images to build before thu, i dont have many spare HW cycles for building atm12:44
didrocksit should be an hour of work at most12:44
didrocksbut the time to fix one thing, upload to a ppa, get to the next crash…12:45
didrockswell crash/build failure12:45
didrocks(got just 5 in unity, some googling was enough to fix the warnings)12:45
didrockslet's see when alf_ is around :)12:45
didrocksalf_: for the first build failure, you just need to add "virtual" to the destructor of your virtual class12:46
ogra_yeah, might be tricky to catch anyone from linaro this week, they are all in HK12:46
ogra_(linaro connect week)12:47
ogra_didrocks, note that we dont have an GLES drivers for any of the quantal kernels yet, so we can not even test the binaries12:48
ogra_(even if they would build)12:48
didrocksogra_: yeah, but the code really didn't change (even no backport at all), it's just a rebuild and gcc4.7 is more picky :)12:49
ogra_yeah, but we wont get any use of having the code built atm, couldnt  we temporary drop Werror on arm builds to just overcome the build failure ?12:50
ogra_(the only thing i'm concerned about wrt compiz atm is installability of depening packages (i.e. image builds))12:51
ogra_nobody will be able to use it until the vendors get us updated GLES drivers ... which i doubt will happen before A1 (even unlikely to happen before A2 i guess)12:52
didrocksogra_: sure, we can do that12:58
seb128didrocks, speaking about a1, you and sam own 8 or the 9 a1 workitems remaining for the team (compiz keybindings stuff), what do you think about moving those to a2?13:00
didrocksseb128: I prefer to do that when we are on the target (as most of them are more "working on them and getting them ready" than "land them")13:02
didrocksif you don't mind :)13:02
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seb128didrocks, ok, some of them like "drop the g-s-d patch" will clearly not happen for a1, but we can move them next week if you prefer to wait13:03
didrocksogra_: if I give you a branch, do you have some armhf machine to start a build there?13:03
didrocksseb128: I'll triage later today those who realistically won't do it, ok?13:03
seb128didrocks, thanks13:03
ogra_hmm13:03
didrocksyw :)13:03
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seb128didrocks, I'm just trying to not be pointed out at the release meeting because our a1 chart is way behind trend ;-)13:03
ogra_didrocks, that will prevent me from image testing on that arch then, but give it to me and i'll try to shove it in somewhere13:04
didrocksogra_: thanks :)13:04
didrocksogra_: lp:~didrocks/compiz/build-armhf-build13:05
didrocksseb128: hehe, got it :)13:05
didrocksseb128: just tell that some are "getting them ready" not "land them"13:05
seb128didrocks, ok, thanks13:06
didrockshum, there is no link in the ui to get the "per user/per milestone"13:06
didrocksit's one or the other, but no link to the page I want (which is, merging both)13:07
seb128didrocks, yeah, I don't know of a combined page either13:08
seb128didrocks, I was just looking at http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-quantal/canonical-desktop-team-quantal-alpha-113:09
didrocksseb128: I'm sure there is one13:09
didrocksjust no link13:09
seb128right13:09
seb128which means you need to guess the name13:09
seb128not very handy13:09
didrocksindeed :)13:09
didrocksok, using the team one13:10
didrocksseb128: with those changes, you should stay alive from the release meeting :)13:13
seb128didrocks, wououh \o/ ;-)13:13
seb128thanks!13:13
* didrocks takes care about seb128's health ;)13:13
ogra_you make kate look like a monster !13:15
ogra_she's *not* eating devs :)13:15
seb128yet? :p13:16
* seb128 hides13:16
ogra_well, for breakfast and lunch at least :)13:16
seb128cyphermox, hey13:19
seb128pitti, what's the way to re-enable apport sending of bugs to launchpad?13:24
seb128pitti, it used to be editing /etc/default/apport before whoopsie time13:25
seb128pitti, i.e https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1002506/comments/513:25
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1002506 in nautilus "nautilus: ERROR:nautilus-places-sidebar.c:1885:open_selected_bookmark: assertion failed: (sidebar->go_to_after_mount_slot == NULL)" [Low,New]13:25
seb128cyphermox, could you have a look to bug #1007221, is the statement "need to empty hostname to use dhcp provided hostnames" true?13:26
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1007221 in lightdm "Removing /etc/hostname results in failed first login attempt" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100722113:26
pittiseb128: comment out the problem_types line in /etc/apport/crashdb.conf13:32
seb128kenvandine, ^ try that as well13:32
kenvandineok13:33
kenvandinewoot, thanks13:34
seb128kenvandine, let me know if that works for you13:34
kenvandineit did13:34
seb128great13:34
seb128pitti, did you get feature request to have an ubuntu-bug flag to force submitting a bug to launchpad?13:35
seb128pitti, I would prefer having a command I can give to users to run to report their issues rather than asking them to go edit conffiles13:35
pittiseb128: I didn't; you can just edit the file, or if it's per-package, have a package hook which ships a db without that option13:35
pittiseb128: I'm afraid we don't have a simple one for that right now13:36
seb128pitti, it's not by package, but we have an increasing number of users who report bad quality bugs because they can't submit them through apport anymore13:36
seb128or rather they think they can, same as kenvandine, they just get a .upload13:36
seb128can->can't13:37
seb128pitti, does it seem a valid request for you? i.e should I file a bug against apport for a simple command to do what ubuntu-bug used to do?13:37
pittiseb128: ev wanted to make it a lot simpler/possible to create an LP bug from an error.u.c. report; that might be better?13:38
pittiseb128: such a simple option could only be a hack; it's certainly possible, but it would clutter the code13:39
seb128pitti, once we get there it will be better yes, meanwhile we are getting segfault bugs filed by hand with stacktrace ... let's move to #ubuntu-devel13:40
kenvandinedpm, http://ubuntuone.com/7Ux1nDUF430KsRggg5L9Oa13:42
ogra_didrocks, oh, btw, when does the desktop team finally get ARM HW so you guys can do build tests yourself ?13:42
kenvandinedpm,  as an example for the tutorial i added gwibber posting to the pastebinit gedit plugin :)13:42
didrocksogra_: not a question to ask to me :) I dont' have any ETA13:42
ogra_( rickspencer3 and pgraner promised that would happen "soon" at UDS)13:42
Laneyogra_: maybe we could get a nonvirt/arm enabled ppa?13:45
ogra_Laney, well, all employees have full access to one (i manage the team thats responsible for access to that)13:46
Laneyto a ppa?13:46
Laneywhich one?13:46
ogra_just needs a ping to me :)13:46
ogra_canonical-arm-dev13:46
Laneygood to know13:46
Laneydo you know what happened to scheat btw?13:47
ogra_nope13:47
Laneyk, guess that is an IS question rather13:48
ogra_yeah, or web-ops, not sure who is responsible for it now13:48
* Laney doesn't understand the distinction13:48
ogra_me neither, but there is one (i.e. buildd issues are now web-ops issues)13:49
dpmkenvandine, oh wow, that's awesome! So has the fix to make the widget work already been SRU'd?13:51
kenvandinenot yet13:51
kenvandinei'll do that on monday13:51
kenvandineand write up the tutorial over the weekend13:51
rickspencer3ogra_, so, I think the hardware is on the way to London as we speak, we ordered *a lot* of Panda boards13:58
ogra_yay13:58
rickspencer3we'll hand them out, with strings attached, basically, you've got to use the Panda board to run or test Ubuntu in some way13:59
ogra_rickspencer3, thats great, since doing test builds for others blocks my HW for other planned work13:59
rickspencer3I'm planning on trying to turn one into my primary desktop when I get back the US in August13:59
ogra_haha, thats brave13:59
rickspencer3ogra_, don't say that!13:59
rickspencer3I don't use mono or java, so I should be ok ;)14:00
ogra_i would suggest waiting for working quantal images though, you dont want to run a desktop off the SD14:00
ogra_(and quantal will switch to USB root by default with the new live imagesw)14:00
rickspencer3ogra_, well, I think it would be more useful to run Quantal, and this won't be until August14:00
ogra_ah, yeah, then we should be good14:01
ogra_s/then/by then/14:01
rickspencer3and with daily quality, it should be usable very day ;)14:01
ogra_for 3D we have to wait for the vendors to give us drivers for the used kernel version etc14:01
ogra_that usually only happens a week before release or so in case of TI at least14:02
ogra_and all others are a matter of luck anyway wrt 3D14:02
* ogra_ thinks dropping unity-2d was the worst idea ever in the light of arm14:02
didrocksdata/general-hooks/automatix.py -> automatix still exists or is it just the same name? :)14:03
ogra_eeek !14:03
didrocks(see the apport upload)14:03
ogra_heh, ask pitti then :)14:04
didrocksah, it's a crash report blocker if automatix is on the system :)14:04
ogra_i think automatix was discontinued long ago14:04
didrocksultamatix, snif, good old days :)14:04
didrockshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatix_(software)14:05
JanCand Ubuntu Ultimate Edition!14:05
ogra_hah, ultramatix.com gets you to a wordpress setup page :)14:09
ogra_(linked from wikipedia)14:09
ogra_so i bet even that is dead14:10
dobeykenvandine: should bug #1007421 not be against overlay-scrollbar or whatever instead?14:11
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1007421 in ubuntuone-control-panel "ubuntuone-control-panel-qt has no scrollbars on quantal" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100742114:11
kenvandinedobey, not sure14:12
kenvandinewas just thinking about that14:12
kenvandinei was thinking about writing a quick pyqt app with scrolling to reproduce it14:12
dobeykenvandine: does scrolling work in skype or mumble?14:12
kenvandineto see if u1 is doing something weird or not14:12
kenvandinedunno, i don't have either :)14:13
* kenvandine tries14:13
dobeywell install some qt app with scrollbars and see if it has scrollbars :)14:13
dobeythe crash is deep in C++, so probably not pyqt specific14:13
kenvandineyeah, just easy to write a simple test14:14
kenvandinebut i can try skype14:14
dobeyor qtcreator14:14
kenvandineunless you have other suggestions for qt apps to try?14:14
ralsinakenvandine: whenever you need a test qt app: http://code.google.com/p/devicenzo/source/browse/trunk/devicenzo.py14:14
dobeyor that14:14
kenvandinegreat14:15
ralsinahttp://devicenzo.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/devicenzo.py for the .py directly14:15
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kenvandinethat segfaults14:16
kenvandineoh... now it doesn't14:17
* kenvandine scratches head14:17
dobeykenvandine: yay memory issues14:17
kenvandinei crashes it i run python myself14:17
kenvandineno scrollbars though14:18
* kenvandine adds overlay-scrollbars to this bug14:18
kenvandinehumm14:19
kenvandinei do get scrollbars in qtcreator though14:19
dobeyhuh14:20
dobeythe overlay ones, or the qt ones?14:20
seb128jbicha, hey14:20
kenvandineqt ones14:20
seb128pitti, did you have any opinion on whetever we still need,want a dvd image, or was that discussed at UDS?14:20
dobeykenvandine: weird. maybe qtcreator is disabling glib main loop integration?14:27
dobeykenvandine: do you get scrollbars if you do "QT_NO_GLIB=1 ubuntuone-control-panel-qt" instead?14:30
kenvandinedobey, no... but i also get no list of folders :)14:32
kenvandineso it wouldn't be big enough to scroll :)14:33
kenvandineno devices either14:33
dobeykenvandine: ok, try devicenzo then.14:34
dobeyyou can load an arbitrary long web page so you have to scroll, in it at least :)14:35
kenvandinedobey, no scrollbar either14:42
jbichaseb128: happy Friday!14:43
jbichaI'm not able to duplicate popey's bug 100743814:44
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1007438 in totem "hud appears as totem 'presses' alt to inhibit screensaver" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100743814:44
seb128jbicha, hey, happy friday, how are you?14:44
popeyjbicha: playing a video full screen14:44
popey?14:44
dobeykenvandine: hrmm, weird14:45
dobeykenvandine: do you have virtualbox-qt installed?14:46
seb128jbicha, you dropped that change when you merged14:46
seb128  * debian/control.in:14:46
seb128    - don't Build-Depends on libxtst-dev so the codepath generating fake key14:46
seb128      events is disabled, those events lead to weird behaviours with14:46
seb128      some applications or the unity hud14:46
jbichapopey: yeah I tried that too and waited 30 seconds...and nothing popped up14:47
popeyjbicha: on latest quantal?14:47
jbichapopey: yes, totem on unity 3D on quantal14:48
jbichaseb128: supposedly the bug was fixed in totem already https://bugzilla.gnome.org/669110 it looks like we should drop the libxtst-dev build-depends anyway as it's not needed now14:48
popeyjbicha: how odd. I have a bunch of held back packages, but nothing seemingly related14:48
jbichapopey: reboot? ;)14:49
popeyjbicha: I'll restart and try again lat...14:49
popey:D14:49
seb128jbicha, btw what do you think about dropping the debian patch to not use clutter in totem?14:49
seb128jbicha, "supposedly the bug was fixed in totem already" ... those commits are in master only, not gnome-3-4 serie14:50
jbichaseb128: it's disabled already "Disable d/p/02_revert_clutter.patch for now, doesn't apply against 3.4.0."14:50
seb128jbicha, ok, good14:51
jbichaseb128: oh, tricky14:52
jbichaI guess dropping libxtst-dev should be good enough & we'll probably get totem 3.5 soonish anyway14:53
Sweetsharklibreoffice-3.6.0~alpha1 finished building in 1h52min!15:02
Sweetsharkawesome.15:02
mlankhorstGlad I'm not sweetshark any more :)15:03
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: huh?15:03
mlankhorstfrom swapping nametags around at uds15:03
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: *hrhr*15:04
kenvandineSweetshark, about bug 75456215:44
ubot2`Launchpad 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/75456215:44
kenvandinethat should have been fixed in the release aruiz rolled a couple weeks ago right?15:44
kenvandinewhich is a pretty big diff from what was shipped in precise15:45
vsingh165Anyone here experienced with nautilus?  I'm trying to implement the ability to recursively change ownership of enclosed files in a folder into the nautilus file properties window, as detailed bug #82299315:53
ubot2`Launchpad bug 822993 in nautilus "Applying Permissions to enclosed files in Nautilus' Folder Properties window doesn't work" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/82299315:53
seb128vsingh165, you might want to ask on irc.gnome.org #nautilus or #gnome-hackers15:53
Sweetsharkkenvandine: I assume so, but I havent looked at the diff tbh or verified that yet.15:54
Laneywhat are all these untracked packges in versions?15:54
seb128Laney, "untracked"?15:55
kenvandineSweetshark, if so, could you try to backport just enough to fix that bug for precise?15:55
Laneyseb128: http://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/versions.html15:55
seb128oh, that's new15:55
vsingh165seb128:  I know what the issue is with the bug (I had emailed you earlier about it).  Basically, there's no functionality in the button to check the ownership of the current dir, so therefore, there's no way to recursively apply ownership.15:55
Laneythere are quite a few grey columns now that i've not seen before15:55
Laneyrows15:55
seb128Laney, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+junk/versions/revision/43515:56
seb128Laney, I guess15:56
seb128Laney, they are the packages the desktop team is not "interested" in15:56
Sweetsharkkenvandine: jikes. im kinda out of timeslots ;)15:56
seb128Laney, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+junk/versions/revision/438 as well15:56
Laneymaybe i never noticed them before15:57
seb128Laney, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+junk/versions/revision/47415:57
seb128Laney, that's pretty recent changes from robert_ancell, the untracked commit is from today15:57
Laneyi bet it comes from the germinate stuff indeed15:57
Laneyshould we just hide the untracked ones?15:58
seb128well, we always unsed germinate to hide stuff not on the CD15:58
seb128i.e the "+" next to "package"15:58
jbichacyphermox: the evolution-rss developer is still releasing tarballs, they're just hidden http://gnome.eu.org/evolution-rss-0.3.91.tar.xz15:59
seb128Laney, I will send an email to robert_ancell to ask if he could do a status update on the mailing list about his changes15:59
cyphermoxjbicha: I looked there precisely and never saw it15:59
Laneyok, sounds good16:00
jbichacyphermox: I sent him an email though because it's not very nice :(16:00
seb128cyphermox, hey, did you see my ping earlier?16:00
cyphermoxyup; updated the bug16:00
seb128cyphermox, thanks16:01
cyphermoxit's true, we explicitly don't change the hostname16:01
cyphermoxbecause it used to be done and it breaks things, nevermind how evil it is in the first place anyway16:01
seb128cyphermox, right, I was wondering if that was a valid usecase,bug to edit it this way or if they just got what they ask for with the hack they are doing16:02
cyphermoxpretty much the end16:02
cyphermoxbut if they installed on the same network the username in the installer would default to what DHCP provides16:02
cyphermoxso in effect, it would "just work"16:02
cyphermoxchanging the hostname in /etc/hostname without changing /etc/hosts is totally wrong though16:03
Laneydobey: yo, just tried a test build of libu1 to try and fix the ftbfs but it went through ok16:05
Laneymaybe you can give back16:05
dobeyLaney: in quantal?16:22
Laneyyes16:22
Laneyunless of course my sbuild is funky16:22
dobeywell, the ftbfs was because webkit or curl was broken i think, so that might be fixed now16:23
Laneyindeed it could be something external16:23
Laneyand seems to be that way16:23
Laneyyou've got another trivial mp for the client too.16:25
* didrocks waves good evening :)16:38
cyphermoxLaney: dobey: that giveback thing was about ubuntuone-client-gnome right?17:41
cyphermoxLaney: local build doesn't fail on includes other than glib/glib.h; but actual build in archive does?17:42
dobeycyphermox: no17:44
dobeycyphermox: it was about libubuntuone (which i clicked the retry build on and it succeeded)17:45
cyphermoxok17:45
dobeycyphermox: ubuntuone-client-gnome needs patching17:45
cyphermoxhow so?17:45
cyphermoxis it in your todo?17:45
dobeybecause new glib added some new #error in the headers17:45
cyphermoxI'd like to get it off the NBS list17:45
cyphermoxif it's just that I can take care of it17:45
dobeycyphermox: yeah. feel free to ignore it. laney just submitted a branch to fix it17:45
cyphermoxalright17:46
dobeybut his fix breaks it in a different way, so need him to fix that17:46
dobeycyphermox: and i'll be doing a new release of u1 stuff on monday, for quantal17:47
cyphermoxalright17:47
dobeyLaney: can you change your vote to Abstain, away from "Resubmit" on your proposal? you don't need to vote on your own proposals :)17:49
* Sweetshark digs through fedora vendor patches and pokes devs to upstream them. fun!21:21
dobeywhat are you talking about? only ubuntu doesn't send patches upstream!21:23
dobey:)21:23
Sweetsharkahhh, thats the right way to start off a friendship, dear quantal: bug 1007616.21:47
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1007616 in gcc-defaults "gcc internal compiler error in force_move_args_size_note, at combine-stack-adj.c:419" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/100761621:47
Sweetsharknothing like a good old suicidal gcc to start off a relationship with the new series ....21:50
chrisccoulsonSweetshark, i'm glad i'm not the only person who hits compiler issues ;)21:51
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Sweetsharkchrisccoulson: proposing a oneline testsuite for gcc: "for pkg in libreoffice firefox; do apt-get build-dep $pkg; apt-get source $pkg; pushd $pkg*; dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us; popd; done"22:11
micahgthat would only work if libreoffice and firefox were perfect code :)22:20
Sweetsharkmicahg: they are!22:20
micahgSweetshark: as far is firefox is concerned we can't even rely on the test suite at this point due to (I'm told) issues with our toolchain22:21
micahg*Firefox test suite22:21
Sweetsharkmicahg: at least an internal compiler error is never right, even if you would have given gcc uncompiled perl as input (i would sympathize with suicidal moods then, but still ...)22:23
micahgheh, true22:23
Laneydobey: I don't know how votes work :(((((((((((((((((((23:13
LaneyI thought it meant "I am resubmitting this"23:13
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