[05:43] Good morning [06:19] good morning [06:36] bonjour didrocks, ca va? [06:36] guten morgen pitti, ça va bien! et toi? [06:36] a bit tired, but quite well, thanks! [06:36] took the Italians way too long to win last night :) [06:38] didrocks: sorry for your team! [06:39] pitti: quite happy in fact ;) this will stop this "all is only about football" madness in France :) [06:39] hehe [07:20] jibel: pitti: hey (and small question ;)). If I want to do a test that requires a fresh account and login into it, so that we can run that daily in the QA infra, what is possible to do? is there any existing tests I can look at? [07:25] didrocks: hm, I'm not sure that we currently can run tests in a running user session; at least we can't with DEP-8, only under xvfb [07:29] pitti: yeah, here the idea is to ensure that we don't make any dconf write on session start, so creating a new user session and running it (somewhere) [07:32] sil2100: hey, will you run the second/third run of autopilot to ensure that the new autopilot tests failing are just noise? [07:34] didrocks: we might be able to hook that into the iso tests, though [07:34] pitti: you mean, manual tests? [07:34] or is it automagic? [07:34] didrocks: i. e. add a post-install check that dconfd is not running, and/or there is no ~/.config/dconf ? [07:34] didrocks: I mean the automatic ISO tests [07:35] pitti: I need to add some env variable (before the session is started for the first time for that user), run the session and run a command in it [07:36] pitti: any pointer from where I can look at for this? [07:36] didrocks: we ran another batch of tests through the weekend on a single machine [07:36] didrocks: I'm afraid I don't know enough about these to answer that; jibel is a better person to answer here [07:36] didrocks: I'll write down the results in a moment [07:36] sil2100: thanks! [07:36] pitti: ok, I'll wait for him then, thanks for the pointer :) [07:37] jibel: FYI ^ can you help me on this by pointing me to the right direction? [07:38] moin! [07:39] jibel: I got the LibreOffice build worked around. It was a gcc-4.7 issue ... [07:40] ricotz: would you be interested in backporting LibreOffice-3.6.0beta2 from quantal to precise in libreoffice-prereleases? I will push a version there today i think. [07:41] ricotz: IIRC there are not many things to watch out for. [07:42] didrocks: from the look of things this time, there's even LESS difference between tests, so it's good! \o/ Since now we've run all autopilot tests on one machine [07:42] jibel: (fixing the issue is mindboggling though ...) [07:42] First without our SRU packages (on the precise ones) and then with the new packages [07:42] sil2100: ah great, so you will have a status soon and investigate about the new failures? [07:42] Editing the docs now [07:43] thanks [08:01] hey [08:07] hiya [08:07] didrocks: tests written [08:07] hey Laney, how are you? [08:07] * didrocks refreshes [08:07] hey sil2100 [08:07] hey Laney [08:07] good, enjoyed the football yesterday ;-) [08:07] Hi seb128! [08:08] how are you? [08:08] sil2100: can you just try +FAIL: test_window_buttons_minimize_button_disabled_for_hud (autopilot.tests.test_panel.PanelWindowButtonsTests) by hand? [08:08] Laney, I'm good thanks, the game yesterday was great, though probably not the outcome uk wanted ;-) [08:08] sil2100: like, triggering, see the hud state and confirm it's just noise/race? [08:09] didrocks: I tried manually, I mean, I open the hud and clicking minimize does nothing [08:09] sil2100: great, please state it on the report :) [08:09] didrocks: I wrote that in the report below the diff ;) [08:10] Anyway, autopilot seems really strange - even popey noted that when launched in an VM, much more tests are failing [08:10] Just because it's in an VM :/ [08:10] seb128: heya! [08:10] sil2100: ah, indeed, just wasn't clear you tested it or it was the test intention :) [08:10] Sweetshark, hey [08:10] Sweetshark, how are you? [08:11] sil2100: yeah, it's really flacky to be useful without double human checking :/ [08:12] sil2100: so, seems that the SRU is good to go, isn't it? [08:12] sil2100: no more blocker? [08:12] Sweetshark, Great. I've seen doko's upload and was wondering if that would fix the build failure. Will you upload a version that uses gcc4.7 to the libreoffice PPA ? [08:12] sil2100: oh, about the vapi file, did you try it? I didn't see a stenza about the fix working [08:13] Sweetshark, hi, yeah, i might take a look [08:15] didrocks: could you refresh my old, blurry memory about the vapi thing..? [08:16] sil2100: it was the libunity import fix [08:17] didrocks: you mean the gir typelib thing..? [08:17] sil2100: https://bugs.launchpad.net/libunity/+bug/893688/comments/5 [08:17] Ubuntu bug 893688 in gobject-introspection "Unity.ActivationResponse does not work properly for python scopes" [Undecided,Confirmed] [08:17] yep [08:18] didrocks: I'll write it down in the SRU-1 testing [08:18] Since I have confirmed that there is no more seqfault in this case now [08:18] seb128: fine, thank. a bit disappointed that we wont see a germany-england match. it always has the best headlines. [08:18] (during the sprint) [08:18] Sweetshark, hehe, you wanted an easy game for Germany? ;-) [08:19] seb128: nah, just one with tradition ;) [08:19] didrocks, I think we can do something with the system that tests isos. Prepare the account during initial installation with a late_command, reboot, auto-login and execute the test script through autostart. Would it work ? [08:19] sil2100: good :) so all green for the SRU? [08:19] * Laney clings to 1966 [08:19] seb128: although germany never beat italy. time to change that. [08:19] jibel: looks perfect to me :) [08:20] jibel: is there any doc about writing such things? what to branch and so on? [08:21] jibel: so, there are multiple gcc-4.7 issues. the internal compiler error seems to be fixed indeed, but there is still bug 1017125 -- we can build LibreOffice with 4.7, it is just not stable. [08:21] Launchpad bug 1017125 in df-libreoffice "LibreOffice crash in xmloff.Impress.XMLContentImporter::com::sun::star::document::XImporter with gcc-4.7" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1017125 [08:22] jibel: I rather have a stable product until that one is cornered and fixed. Dunno yet if it is a gcc or a LibreOffice bug. [08:22] Sweetshark, ok, understood. [08:22] jibel: so, I will upload a gcc 4.6-build package to the ppa. [08:25] didrocks, not really and we should migrate the existing iso testing to a new system soon. But if you can give me a script that prepares the session and the test to run after login, I can try to fit it in the current system. [08:25] didrocks: looks like it, one moment ;) ! [08:25] jibel: doing so, exiting 0 == PASS, exiting 1 == FAIL, for the test I guess? (and stdout will be printed?) [08:26] didrocks, ideally, python unittest with assertions, otherwise 0 = PASS, !0 = FAIL [08:28] jibel: ok, can do, will be really simple :) [08:28] jibel: thanks! [08:28] didrocks, yw [08:38] ronoc, seb128, good morning [08:38] hey seb128 diwic [08:39] seb128, ronoc and I (well, mostly ronoc to be fair) are working on the upstream of the sound settings UI and we're wondering how to best test that [08:39] diwic, ronoc: hey [08:40] seb128, to make sure that the stuff we submit is actually working [08:41] diwic, ronoc: you guys have a git on top of upstream's one right? way not just build and run that one? [08:41] seb128, I was able to get the upstream gnome-control-center tree to compile on 12.04 with some commenting out of building some of the panels [08:41] sil2100: hum, for the libunity fix [08:41] sil2100: you did an inline patch that isn't upstream [08:41] sil2100: in that case, I would really prefer doing it in debian/patches [08:42] sil2100: can you fix it, please? (restart from a new branch I would say to remove the clutter) [08:42] seb128, among the things I commented out was the gnome-control-center exectuable :-/ [08:42] diwic, you can do that or use jhbuild to get an updated platform, but commenting some panels seem fine as long as those are local hacks ;-) [08:42] didrocks: I can do that - or I can push it upstream as a MRQ [08:42] sil2100: no, as for next release, it will be dealt with the new vala [08:42] diwic, well, that's fine, for testing just copy libsound.so from the builddir to /usr/lib/control-center-1/panels/libsound.so [08:43] didrocks: ok, so I'll create a patch for that then on a clean tree [08:43] thanks sil2100 [08:43] seb128, would I then install gnome-shell or is there a way to start libsound and not libsoundnua under unity? [08:43] diwic, then run "XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME gnome-control-center sound" [08:43] aha [08:43] diwic, ^ that's the way [08:44] diwic, or just copy libsound.so over /usr/lib/control-center-1/panels/libsoundnua.so [08:44] diwic, and test soundnua, that would work as well [08:45] seb128, any subtle stuff to look out for when copying those .so's - I've noticed earlier with that approach, that some of the icons stopped working [08:46] diwic, nothing subtle, maybe they added some icons in trunk that are not installed by the precise package... [08:48] seb128, the icon example was when testing stuff during the 12.04 cycle, so then it was ronoc's sound-nua tree I copied from. [08:49] diwic, ok, dunno then, let me know if you hit any issue with the copy .so approch and I will have a look, but that should work just fine on precise [08:49] seb128, ok, thanks for your help [08:49] bonjour seb128 [08:49] pitti, hey, how are you? [08:50] seb128: a bit tired (that game lasted long last night :) ), but otherwise fine, thanks! [08:50] seb128: sorry about your team losing [08:50] pitti, that was great game though! ;-) (not like ours) [08:50] the second half looked a lot better, but still not enough to beat Spain.. [08:50] seb128: indeed it was [08:51] pitti, what are you speaking about? Germany in still in :p (that's the point of the competition I decide to be german again ;-) [08:51] * pitti will be glad when this is over [08:51] I had a sore throat after Friday evening in the beer garden (awesome game), and everybody is just talking about football these days [08:52] pitti, but yeah, France is not there yet and the game was a bit boring, 1/4 is as good as they could hope with how the team is atm [08:52] pitti, hehe [08:52] just wimbledon then the olympics to go, then we'll be done with sport for a while :P [08:52] pitti, one week to go and it will be back to normal ... until the olympics ;-) [08:52] good morning everyone [08:52] well, the french were a lot better than at the world championship [08:52] oh, wimbledon, that's starting today right [08:52] yeah [08:53] hi chrisccoulson [08:53] wonder if they broadcast it on one of the channels I get [08:53] hi Laney [08:53] ogra_, not difficult to do better than they did in 2010, it would have been difficult to do worst ;-) [08:53] haha, indeed [08:53] chrisccoulson, hey, how are you? had a good w.e? [08:54] seb128, yeah, it wasn't too bad thanks. and you? [08:54] hey chrisccoulson [08:54] hi pitti, how are you? [08:54] chrisccoulson: quite fine, thanks! how about yourself? [08:55] pitti - yeah, quite good thanks :) [08:55] chrisccoulson, I'm good thanks, we have rainy sucking weather again though [08:55] heh, so do we ;) [08:58] didrocks: I see you already merged in my previous gir patching (which didn't work) into the precise branch [08:58] didrocks: should I use that branch as a start? i.e. remove the previous one and add the debian/patches one? [08:58] sil2100: give another branch to me, I'll --overwrite [08:58] ACK [09:02] bamf uploaded to both precise and quantal [09:05] * Laney eyes svn.d.o [09:12] seb128, do you remember who asked about a problem with the pentadactyl addon and the menubar in firefox remaining on screen? i think you highlighted me, but i don't remember which channel i saw it in, or which day. or perhaps i just dreamt it ;) [09:13] chrisccoulson: I'm seeing that right now, if that helps :-) [09:13] Laney, which addons do you use? [09:14] adblock plus, download statusbar, greasemonkey, https everywhere, lastpass, lazarus, monkeysphere, vimperator [09:14] I can try disabling some if you want [09:15] Laney, it would be useful, just so i can make sure that it's the same issue [09:16] all of them except vimperator? [09:16] Laney, if you think that might be the cause of it :) [09:17] chrisccoulson, #ubuntu-unity.log:juin 21 15:18:41 i upgraded to quantal yesterday. i use pentadactyl with firefox. pentadactyl released version has some issues with newer firefox so i'm using a nightly build from pentadactyl. [09:17] I just know that it thinks it's hidden the menu, but I can still see it ;) [09:17] seb128, thanks [09:17] chrisccoulson, yw [09:17] didrocks, \o/ SRUs! [09:18] ah [09:18] didrocks: lp:~sil2100/libunity/precise_SRU_quilt <- [09:18] it's to do with the global menu [09:18] seb128: and finally will be able to push compiz trunk soon [09:18] then, unblocking compiz sru [09:18] and this libunity branch [09:18] didrocks: if that's ACK, it's all Green [09:18] thanks sil2100 :) [09:18] didrocks, double \o/ [09:18] chrisccoulson: this laptop isn't using unity or any global menu stuff [09:18] chrisccoulson: but when I turn that extension off it goes away [09:18] Laney, oh, you're actually talking about a different issue [09:18] sil2100: finishing preparing the bug list for compiz trunk right now [09:18] ok [09:18] didrocks, don't forget to use -proposed, a2 week ;-) [09:19] known one? [09:19] seb128: didn't for bamf yet (and we don't have hard freeze?) :) [09:19] seb128: but yeah, compiz with abi break -> proposed :) [09:19] didrocks, yeah, bamf is ok, that's bug fixing and we are only monday morning, but compiz ... better to use it ;-) thanks! [09:20] yep :) [09:21] Laney, yes, that's bug 1016081 [09:21] Launchpad bug 1016081 in firefox "Both menu bar and "firefox" menu display at the same time." [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1016081 [09:21] chrisccoulson: ah, nice [09:21] glad I'm not seeing that other bug then :P [09:22] I can never decide whether to use pentadactyl or vimperator [09:22] didrocks: for trunk? That's probably a LOT of bugs... [09:22] i don't use either ;) [09:22] i only use addons that i wrote + adblock :) [09:23] sil2100: yeah, I'm listing those now [09:23] i prefer to keep a clean browser ;) [09:23] your life needs moar keyboard [09:50] right, enough with crappy firefox addons causing problems with my addon. time to do something productive :) [09:50] didrocks: you need help with that? Since I think we're essentially finished with libunity/compiz/bamf SRU [09:51] sil2100: no, please focus on unity release and SRU now :) [09:51] didrocks: so unity for quantal, yes? ACK [09:51] chrisccoulson, like close your pgo benchmark work item by writing down the results of your testing? ;-) [09:52] sil2100: indeed, and see what can be backported as a SRU [09:53] heh :) [09:53] didrocks: we're already having a nice list for that, but we'll keep on managing that one [09:53] thanks [10:08] TheMuso, hey, you have a "[themuso] think about and provide accessibility support for the overlay screen: TODO" wi for a2, is that still likely to happen for this week? [10:15] ogra_: hey, my dear Oliver, living in a country where you are still harassed with football, do you have a minute for a compiz armel fun? :) === zyga_ is now known as zyga [10:25] sil2100: libunity done :) [10:26] didrocks: \o/ Thanks [10:28] sil2100: thanks to you :) [10:28] sil2100: keep me posted about the new releases [10:29] libunity done? are you breaking ABI again? ;) [10:30] didrocks, whats up ? [10:31] chrisccoulson: hi! [10:31] ogra_: so, I have a beautiful compiz package ready to be uploaded [10:31] ogra_: it's still using series.armhf and so on [10:31] oh, for quantal ? [10:31] ogra_: but uploading to a ppa, it seems the additional patch is not applied: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/108567391/buildlog_ubuntu-quantal-armhf.compiz_1%3A0.9.8%2Bbzr3249-0ubuntu1~ppa2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [10:31] ogra_: yeah, for quantal [10:32] chrisccoulson: I have asked the unity-2d guys to give a look at the branch you prepared for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-2d/+bug/1016386 in natty [10:32] Ubuntu bug 1016386 in unity-2d "Thunderbird drop downs still don't work in unity 2D" [High,Triaged] [10:32] sil2100, cool, thanks [10:32] chrisccoulson: no ABI break :) [10:32] * chrisccoulson breathes sigh of relief [10:32] chrisccoulson: just to make sure - you tested it on natty that it works? [10:32] didrocks, looks to me like no patch is properly applied actually [10:32] sil2100, yeah, it works with that patch [10:33] chrisccoulson: cool! [10:33] ogra_: it seems they are applying once [10:33] ogra_: then, trying to replying them [10:33] isn't it? [10:33] ubuntu-config.patch ... not sure what that is, but it definitely fails [10:33] (but even on the "try to apply once", there is not the armhf one) [10:33] ogra_: looks above [10:33] ogra_: Applying patch ubuntu-config.patch [10:33] and it works [10:34] I'm under the impression it's applying (succesfully) debian/patches/series [10:34] and then, it tries to reapply debian/patches/armhf.series [10:34] yeah, why is that patch in there ? [10:34] fails on the first one [10:34] ogra_: ah, so armhf.series are only the *additional* patches? [10:34] an arm specific patch cant be in both series files [10:34] right [10:34] ok :) [10:34] that explains [10:34] so let's fix that [10:35] :) [10:35] and see if the patch fails to apply now [10:35] which I fear it will against trunk :/ [10:35] so ubuntu-config is what you call the gles patch ? [10:35] i would suggest a better name :) [10:35] ogra_: no [10:35] ogra_: it's the ubuntu configuration [10:35] for default plugins [10:35] compiz-package-gles2.patch is the patch name you gave [10:36] yeah [10:36] and I'm still using that name [10:36] oh, ok [10:36] it slipped from series to series.armhf, not the other way round, now i get it [10:36] yep :) [10:37] * didrocks tries to add what's needed for the patch and cross fingers that it will apply in the "one source" [10:37] i thought it was applied upstream now [10:38] iirc the agreement was that it would be prior to A2 [10:39] ogra_: yeah, agreement was that opengles was ready at some point by upstream [10:39] but they are late [10:39] so again, distro to take the burden… [10:39] hmpf [10:41] jibel: libreoffice beta2 uploaded to ppa. [10:41] jibel: (for quantal) [10:43] Sweetshark, it is building on albali [10:51] hmm, could it be that nouveau's power management is much worse than nvidia? [10:51] my laptop seems to run hotter and have a shorter battery life since I switched [11:01] * didrocks tries to apply and readapt opengles patch on compiz, but it's no fun :( [11:03] alf_: do you think you will have some time to help here? ^ [11:14] didrocks: looking [11:15] didrocks, its easier to re-pull freshly after alf_ rebased the linaro branch [11:15] ogra_: yeah, I tried to refresh manually, but too complicated [11:15] Laney, not sure how it is nowadays but yeah, it had this reputation for a while, "use nouveau if you want your laptop to run out of battery in an hour" [11:15] alf_: be warned that the lp:compiz now contains all plugins (with -main and -extra) [11:17] Laney, check with mlankhorst for details ;-) [11:18] not sure I can handle the details :P === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:27] didrocks: ogra_: I am not convinced that it makes sense to try to adapt the precise patch for the new (quantal) compiz. It's a significant amount of work that will be invalidated soon, when upstream official releases GLES2 support, which has a lot of changes relatively to the patches. [11:28] alf_: right, but we are quite blocked in a lot of ways, do you have insight when the official release of gles support for compiz will be? [11:28] alf_, right, and i wouldnt cry if it wouldnt work yet since we have no working GLES drivers from TI for quantal yet [11:28] alf_: because this prevents us to upload a new compiz version in quantal [11:28] but we cant leave it in ftbfs status [11:28] yeah, that's the issue :/ [11:29] so compiz SRU in precise is blocked on this on quantal as the fix won't be available in the new release [11:29] didrocks, how much work would it be to get it to build even if it doesn't run? [11:30] seb128: a lot from what I see [11:30] alf_: do you confirm? ^ [11:30] "great" [11:30] seb128: changes in the interface and such [11:30] didrocks, can we just build with opengl rather than opengles? [11:31] didrocks: I don't know, I guess Sam or Daniel will be able to give you some estimate about new compiz releases. [11:31] like would it build, even if no hardware can run it? [11:31] didrocks: I suggest just dropping the patch [11:31] seb128: right [11:32] alf_: well, still doesn't fix the FTBFS issue, isn' tit? [11:32] didrocks: why not? [11:32] you have the opengl normal packages on it? [11:32] that mean also rebuilding nux and unity with opengl [11:32] on armel [11:32] but ok, let's try that [11:32] just drop the arm arches from the control file for this upload [11:32] didrocks: ahh, right [11:32] ogra_: hum, I prefer that TBH :) [11:33] unless you do heavy transitions or so [11:33] ogra_: it's an heavy transition, but for next release, I can cheat on the version [11:33] ok [11:33] seb128: agreed on that? seems the safest to me [11:33] well, as i said, we dont have any GLES drivers for the current quantal kernel [11:33] so its moot to have compiz atm [11:34] agreed, it's just that a FTBFS will be seen as bad and blocking everything [11:34] even if it's not pratical [11:34] so let's drop the arch [11:34] for now [11:35] didrocks, works for me [11:35] ok, I'll just do some exercice outside while it's not raining and will do that once I'm back [11:36] didrocks, enjoy [11:36] seb128: "enjoy… exercice?" doesn't fit :p [11:36] but thanks! ;) [11:36] ;-) [11:37] didrocks, oh, wait [11:37] didrocks, that will make imagebuilds impossible [11:38] ogra_: argh [11:41] didrocks, but not applying the patch should make the build fall back to mesa, it used to build on arm all the time even before we applied the patch [11:41] so i would assume it still does [13:09] micahg: hi === zyga is now known as zyga-food [13:46] seb128, cyphermox_ : was there a final decision about gnome-nettool removal? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-June/035305.html [13:49] could someone merge lp:~laney/+junk/gcc-libxkbfile-bd into g-c-c [13:49] it builds with that but I guess it's not worth uploading with 3.5.3 coming [13:51] * Laney just wanted to test libpwquality, which is being uploaded to exp now [13:57] jbicha, not really, I'm not sure there is ever one in such cases ;-) [13:59] Laney, done [13:59] ty [13:59] yw [13:59] Laney, that reminds me I need to comment on your application wikipage ;-) [13:59] I found that the python bindings weren't being installed properly btw ;-) [13:59] oh yes! [14:00] pitti: do you see any reason why cracklib2 couldn't be multiarched? We could then have a MA libpwquality AFAICS [14:01] maybe you're not so actively maintaining that one any more *cough* [14:01] indeed I'm not, it's Jan's now [14:01] Laney: as long as you don't break the pam module, that sohuld be fine [14:01] ok, maybe I'll just send a patch [14:03] libpam-cracklib itself is already multiarched [14:04] hey ChrisCoulson, thunderbird.desktop is missing "Messaging Menu" from OnlyShowIn for the Compose and New Message actions - is that intentional? [14:04] seems to me like this commit did it: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/thunderbird/thunderbird-trunk.head/revision/560 === zyga-food is now known as zyga [14:47] Laney, is the gcc-libxkbfile-bd fix having an visible result? [14:47] Laney, like fixing a runtime issue or some option not turned on? [15:00] seb128: ftbfs [15:00] Laney, ok, I've included it in my upload anyway, I wanted to get some soundnua fixes out to prepare a potential SRU [15:00] cool [15:00] I guess it's an additional check in the new upstream [15:04] ah, it wasn't even a configure check [15:04] In file included from gnome-region-panel-input.c:30:0: [15:04] /usr/include/gnome-desktop-3.0/libgnome-desktop/gnome-xkb-info.h:34:37: fatal error: X11/extensions/XKBrules.h: No such file or directory [15:05] (it's probably better in libgnome-desktop then) [15:06] Laney, hum, yeah [15:08] yeah looks like it was just missed from the new upstream [15:11] Laney, do you want sponsoring, or should I do the change and upload? it's basically adding libxkbfile-dev to the libgnome-desktop-3-dev depends? [15:14] seb128: You can do it [15:14] Laney, ok [15:14] do you think something should be in the pkg-config file? === Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Guest89684 === Guest89684 is now known as Ursula === Ursula is now known as Ursinha [15:24] slomo_: Are you interested in applying something like https://launchpadlibrarian.net/108578461/gstreamer-remove-dependency_libs.debdiff to gstreamer0.10 in Debian? [15:24] the clean-la.mk from cdbs isn't smart enough (so the real fix would be to beef it up there, but a workaround in the meantime would be nice) [15:28] hi sil2100 [15:37] so ... If I have a package in dep-wait and upload a newer one, will the depwait cancel itself? [15:37] yeah [15:39] Laney: thx [15:44] Laney, I dropped your g-c-c change from the vcs btw [15:44] good, thanks [15:44] Laney, and uploaded gnome-desktop3 with the depends [15:44] Laney, yw [15:46] Laney, maybe we should open an upstream bug to have xkbfile added to the gnome-desktop3 .pc as well? [15:46] seb128: I guess so. Should it be Requires or Requires.private? [15:46] Laney, it's .private I think [15:47] Laney, can you open the bug? [15:47] yeah, doing [15:49] done [15:49] Laney, thanks [16:45] hm, is anything blocking the g-s-d update? === seiflotfy is now known as costa === costa is now known as seiflotfy [16:55] yay, got g-c-c building with jhbuild [16:55] Laney: I think we were just waiting for libpwquality which isn't in main yet [16:55] seems you need XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME for it to show the region stuff [16:55] * Laney recalls that we patch that [16:56] jbicha: I see the MIR is filed [16:56] I can't remember the process, is it approve then upload or the other way around? [16:58] nm, off to the cinema now [16:58] * Laney waves [17:21] have a good night everyone! [17:57] bryceh, hey [17:59] bryceh, so the xkeyboard-config-fr-oss bug got a suggested patch on the upstream bugzilla ... do you want me to SRU it or will you do that? (I'm still on precise so I can easily do the SRU update,testing if you want) [18:04] seb128, already on it :-) [18:04] seb128, I was happy to see that in my inbox, thanks for verifying the upstream patch [18:04] bryceh, excellent, thank you! ;-) [18:04] bryceh, yw, I've personal interest in it so I'm happy to test ;-) [18:05] perfect :-) [18:23] Hi, where would I contribute a patch for Totem? ATM Totem uses Symbolic Icons everywhere, resulting in stretched/skewed icons. I wrote a patch that makes it use normal icons instead, and leaves view-sidebar as symbolic (as its not present in most icon themes). I made it because we're "fixing" gnome fallback in our distro, and I know it affects others. [18:24] Said patch: http://pastebin.com/yx8BVbeZ [18:40] Ikey: we're not going to get rid of symbolic icons in Ubuntu [18:41]