=== cyphermox is now known as cyphermox_ === cyphermox_ is now known as cyphermox [04:47] Yay. [05:42] Hey guys, I've updated the long test case at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Testing/Long [05:43] astraljava: re: CPU "governer applet" - something where you can make adjustments to CPU, or just a monitor? [05:43] Please have a go at it, either edit it directly, or send feedback in here or the mailing list (I'll announce it on -devel in a minute). [05:44] pleia2: CPU, don't think it has to do with monitors at all. [05:44] I mean monitoring CPU [05:45] but you're saying there may have been an applet that didn't monitor, but instead allowed changes? [05:46] * pleia2 writes envelopes to send out stickers [05:47] Did I say monitoring? [05:47] I meant governing. [05:47] Throttling. [05:47] Whatever there are for that. [05:48] gotcha [05:48] The CPU monitoring applet is there for sure. [05:48] Sorry for being vague. [05:48] * astraljava needs to get ready to go to work, at least the office... ; [05:48] ;) [05:48] see you :) [05:49] I'll be back online in about 40 minutes or so. [06:28] o/ [06:32] pleia2: You mentioned a draft for the release notes, can I find them somewhere? [06:32] astraljava: in xubuntu.org wordpress, have a login? [06:33] it's a draft post [06:36] Hrm... I don't think so, and I'm not seeing where I could sign up. :) [06:37] it's handled through launchpad, I'll check [06:37] ok, well the only thing it has is "Xfce 4.10" :) [06:37] so we can probably collaborate elsewhere [06:39] astraljava: mind a PM? [06:39] (see if we can get you set up) [06:40] * pleia2 should go to bed soon [06:40] Heh... you really don't have to ask. :) [06:40] :) [06:53] 21:06:43 -queuebot:#ubuntu-testing- Builds: Upgrade Xubuntu amd64 [Quantal Alpha 2] (20120627) has been added [06:53] in #ubuntu-testing! [06:53] muy useful :) [07:01] Well, it is. It's also on -release. [07:34] astraljava: of course what I meant to add to my - perhaps this for the testing long thing was - pidgin !!! I hate pidgin - I'd rather test xchat :p [07:34] Pidgin is good for IM, but not IRC. [07:35] :) [07:35] I'm old ... [07:41] Yeah, come to think of it, is pidgin even the default app for IRC in the first place? [07:42] Can I test this somehow? [07:42] irc://irc.freenode.net/xubuntu ? [07:43] Right, I'll try that, thanks. [07:46] well tbird fails to let me setup my accounts :) [07:48] hobgoblin: Is this on 26th images? Please check if there's an existing bug, if not, please also file it. [07:49] ok [07:51] Ahh... it isn't associated with any app by default. [07:52] I actually think people would use xchat more than pidgin for IRC. [07:52] knome: Opinion? [07:53] astraljava: I don't care if they want to, they need to use xchat rather than pidgin. [07:54] *rolls eyes* [07:54] ;) [07:58] ok - so how do you change localisation - added some but then what? [07:59] Good question, lemme check. [08:00] ...and that case is very poorly worded, too. [08:04] hobgoblin: I didn't find any other way than logging out and choosing another language while at the greeter. [08:04] oh - ok :) [08:05] The list in Language Support kept having it as disabled even after the installation. [08:05] I don't know what _is_ the expected way. [08:05] I always use just the English that I install. [08:06] funnily enough - that's what I use too :) [08:16] astraljava, ok that worked - had no idea at all what the menu's said - but they were there :) [08:17] Yep, it works for me as well. I'm gonna edit the case and suggest doing that. [08:18] k [08:19] so the only oddity I got was with thunderbird [08:20] trying the resize one now [08:25] Great, thanks! [08:25] I'm a little unsure what to type into that case. I suppose it's enough to check the desktop that the things in the UI are translated, we're really not wanting to check all applications here. [08:26] astraljava, thinking about the pidgin thing - the images that show during the install are of pidgin - so perhaps I would leave it - those of us that use irc clients - do so [08:26] yea I'd agree with that - unless someone is bi/tri/loads-lingual all they can do is see if things look foreign to them :) [08:27] That's right. And a good point re: pidgin. I'll leave it, then. [08:27] should installs testing check encryption - not seen that written anywhere? [08:36] Hmm... let's add that as a topic for tonight's meeting. [09:12] astraljava: so - the 64bit livecd is not asking to remove before reboot - old bug I've seen before - should I ry and find the number [09:42] hobgoblin: Yep, sure. Thanks! [09:43] sigh :( you were supposed to say that's ok no need to spend hours trying to search launchpad for a bug :p [09:44] * hobgoblin will let triage sort it out - already spent 30 minutes looking [09:50] astraljava, while the irc-part of pidgin is not so good, pidgin is a good all-round IM client [09:50] astraljava, xchat doesn't do other IM [09:51] knome, astraljava, pleia2: sorry guys, i won't be able to attend today's meeting. (my gf has her state exam at the same time, i hope that's a good-enough excuse :) ) [09:51] s/guys/gals'n'guys/ [09:51] I'd let you off if I counted :) [09:52] heh.. [09:52] hobgoblin: thanks, much appreciated :) [09:52] i'm not sure if i can either... but i'll try to. [09:52] quick artwork roundup: i've continued to improve greybird's gtk2 performance, new notebook-style etc. [09:52] testing and feedback would be appreciated [09:55] hobgoblin: You're actually expecting me to let you off easy? *pfft* This is no summer vacation camp. This is hard labour. [09:55] knome: what do you think of getting more high-quality themes into xubuntu? [09:55] ochosi, sounds good, but are there? [09:56] especially those which suppport both 2/3 [09:56] knome: i recently started contacting people on deviantart to see whether they'd be willing to accept a few xfce-specific patches [09:56] aha [09:56] knome: Yeah, and like hob just mentioned, it's in the slideshow. [09:56] astraljava, that too. but changing the slideshow isn't too hard, really [09:57] astraljava, we should do that anyway. [09:57] knome: this one is a bit too close to greybird visually, but there are more "complete" themes like this: http://satya164.deviantart.com/#/d4nk24s [09:58] ochosi, in that case, just make a list of them and let's go through them someday [09:58] knome: yeah, i'll try [09:58] k, good [09:59] ochosi: Btw. if you'd like to see some UI-related tests (or just a description for appearance inspection), have at it on the /Long, it's not quite there yet, but it'll do for now. [09:59] knome: but personally, a pre-requisite for getting a theme in would be that the author continues to maintain it. i'm definitely not taking on more themes for maintenance :] [09:59] astraljava: nope - I expect hard labour - I did do 3 installs one after the other - but searching launchpad is for the foolhardy :p [09:59] Hehehe. :) [09:59] ochosi, yes, sounds sensible [09:59] Yeah I agree, it's sometimes frustrating. [10:00] and I gave up after almost an hour :( [10:00] knome: another thing i'd like to bring up in the next meeting/s: now that crt monitors are vanishing from the face of the earth, do we really need a screensaver by default? wouldn't a screen-locker suffice? [10:00] hobgoblin: That's alright, thanks for trying. :) [10:00] ochosi, will you just throw that in the meeting agenda? [10:00] astraljava: just read through the long test, where is the appearance part exactly? [10:00] astraljava: I know there's a bug out there as I've seen it on dev version release notes ... I'll let someone mark the dupe as such ... [10:00] knome: Can you help me with getting to the wp of our website? princess tried to get my ubuntu SSO working on it, but we failed. [10:01] ochosi: No, you misunderstood. We're counting on _you_ to add it. :D [10:01] astraljava, will do. what do you need to do there? [10:01] astraljava: ah ok :) [10:01] ...if you'd like to have it, that is. :) [10:02] knome: Release notes, she said she added a draft there. [10:03] ochosi: Naturally you don't need to type it alone, but I'm at least very poorly suited for that line of work. [10:11] astraljava: ok, i added a few lines [10:11] astraljava: let me know what you think [10:27] ochosi: Yeah, I'm ok with that, as it's much more difficult to pin-point any better than you have already done. Thanks! [10:28] astraljava: ok, if you - in the course of testing - get to better formulations don't hesitate to replace/improve :) [10:31] bbl [10:38] Thanks, will do. Same goes for everyone, on every test as well. [10:54] i'm off now. will be back later today, and i'll try to make the meeting this time [11:06] 32 bit refuses to boot from usb for me [11:08] not sure if it is a bug or just me - redid the thing 3 times [11:13] hobgoblin: How does it refuse? Blank screen? Error messages? [11:13] blinking cursor in the top corner - nothing at all happens other than that [11:14] Meh. Ok, file a bug, I'll verify in the evening when I get home. [11:15] Or... check if there's one already first. :) [11:15] :) [11:39] astraljava: I posted on the forum - see if anyone else has it before I start with bugs - but I just tried again after reburning the iso - still nothing for me [13:09] Alright, well, I'll verify during th evening. Make sure to paste the number here if you end up filing it, so I can mark 'affects me too' if it happens on my system as well. [13:11] knome: I'm afraid I'll have to pass on tonight's meeting, surprising engagements I cannot ignore. Rest of the team: If none of the leads (ochosi, knome, pleia2 nor mr_pouit) is available, make sure to post the minutes to the mailing list after the discussion. You can follow the agenda as best as you can. [13:21] * micahg will have to miss another meeting, but will hopefully be back in sync for the following one [13:28] astraljava, you can forget all about our earlier conversation - seems bios was playing games with me here [14:00] gotta go now, have a good meeting everyone! === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:30] * hobgoblin is not doing 5 installs in one day again [15:34] sorry I'm late [15:35] but it seems like no one was really around today :) [16:10] pleia2: it's still quiet :) === hobgoblin is now known as elfy [17:17] astraljava: put a link to your email on g+ and twitter [18:06] pleia2, hullo :) [18:07] hi knome! [18:23] what's up? [18:30] work work, the usual [18:40] knome: oh, how do we add someone to xubuntu.org blog? I tried to add astraljava last night, failed :) [18:40] pleia2, that wasn't xubuntu.org fail, that's LP openid fail (most probably) [18:40] pleia2, but the instructions: [18:40] pleia2, everybody in LP ~xubuntu-team has access to everything non-published [18:41] pleia2, everybody in LP ~xubuntu-website has access to everything [18:41] pleia2, you don't need to touch WP [18:41] oh [18:42] so I thought we had to add a user and then associate it with openid (it's what we do with fridge) [18:43] so astraljava should just be able to click "login" and it works [18:43] nope! [18:43] yes. [18:43] if not, maybe rt ticket? [18:43] he should, i tried to go through it with him today but it didn't work [18:43] yes, that's filed... :) [18:43] \o/ [18:44] but yeah, no need to touch the WP users table [18:44] ok, so, release notes for tomorrow [18:44] anything aside from Xfce 4.10? [18:44] i looked at the notes and that looks good. [18:46] gimp 2.8 is kind of a big deal, maybe mention that too [18:47] if you want... [18:47] :) [18:47] maybe add generally "new/updated versions of applications, such as..." [18:47] ok [18:48] because it's not just gimp that's updated ;) [19:04] ok, "Updated applications, including GIMP 4.8 and gThumb 3.0.1" [19:04] really not much else ;) [19:04] o/ [19:05] Good day my fellow citizens, I don't mean to intrude... [19:11] knome: Am I to 1) file a ticket at rt.ubuntu.com, 2) ask about it on #canonical-sysadmin, AND 3) email about it to rt@ubuntu.com? [19:12] This is the most exhaustive issue resolution process I've ever heard thus far. [19:17] rt@ubuntu.com adds a ticket to rt.ubuntu.com, if they don't respond in 2 days, nag them in #canonical-sysadmin with the ticket number [19:18] but they've been better about responding lately, I don't usually need to go to #canonical-sysadmin anymore [19:18] Ahh, well then as I've already filed it on the website, the email is redundant, then? [19:18] yep [19:18] just make sure you know the ticket number :) [19:19] astraljava, yes, just file a ticket and start nagging at #canonical-sysadmin right away [19:19] Well as I've already mentioned it on the channel, there's a record about it. [19:19] ^ the knome procedure [19:20] * pleia2 sysadmin by day, no likely instant nagging [19:21] I'll get to the ticket! leave me alone! :) [19:23] well as you know, i won't... [19:25] I do support 20% of my time, so yeah, I don't feel like doing that either. :) [19:36] Anyone else done tests? [19:36] * astraljava is likely to wake up early tomorrow morning and run the remaining ones. [19:37] good, then i don't have to do any :P [19:39] I'm all synced up, just have to see if that computer gets free so astraljava can yell at me. [19:39] * pleia2 works on her Espanol while running /Long [19:40] "Confirm that the main menus and outputs in the desktop are translated." [19:40] the calendar is not :( what to report against? [19:41] orage? [19:41] k [19:42] I'm not sure, that's why the question mark. [19:42] I'll put it there and add it to the iso tracker, someone can reassign if needed [19:42] True. [19:42] i'd imagine it's orage [19:42] so is this a fail? [19:42] Yes. Localisation is a big thing. [19:44] ok [19:45] I am a bug reporting machine today! (sorry) [19:45] Good! I hate reporting them. [19:45] Maybe I can just pull up your reports. [19:46] I'll link them all in the tracker, so they'll be easy to find [19:46] * elfy didn't notice the calendar - never use the thing [19:46] will take a few hours though, since I'm doing /Long throughout breaks in my work day ;) [19:46] oh, and doing this all on the Alt installer test [19:46] idi^Wweird^Wawesome! [19:47] I don't mind reporting bugs I know are bugs through a simple interface to friendly developers :) [19:47] * pleia2 frowns at Debian [19:48] heh [19:48] * Unit193 hates anything except apport pulling them up for me and doing all the work, then it's clear what package and what title as well as dupe. [19:51] pleia2: What, I was so glad when I heard LP has an email API for reporting bugs! :) [19:55] astraljava: I don't love having to consult a documentation page to remember how to submit or update a bug ;) [19:58] You're just not filing enough of them, then. :D [19:58] yes. please do more tests. [20:00] do we put the bugs that make the test fail in the "Critical" field? [20:01] yes, yes we do [20:01] hmm. [20:01] in that case, what isn't critical? [20:01] astraljava, again, please correct me [20:01] but i thought critical is "i can't finish the test" [20:02] because if there is even one bug that fails the test, and all those should be critical, why even have the "pass/fail" boxes [20:02] knome: Yes, I asked about this in the QA meeting last week, and balloons said they're probably going to remove the critical marking altogether. [20:02] because every test with a critical bug is fail [20:02] okay [20:02] makes sense [20:02] It does, yeah. [20:02] thanks for clarification [20:03] Sorry for forgetting to do that earlier. [20:03] np [20:07] I'm still all at sea with this critical and not stuff - all I am sure of is that a failure to install grub so it boots should be [20:13] elfy: Critical is pretty much everything that denies you from completing a testcase. It doesn't have to mean you couldn't do _other_ things, but if one case fails, then the test fails. [20:13] I'm thinking for this Pidgin testing we want to tell people to use #xubuntu-devel rather than #xubuntu (long test) [20:13] I am testing xubuntu! [20:14] pleia2, or -testing. i wouldn't want people come here and tell they're testing [20:15] I'm reserved about creating new channels, don't want it to become a dev-less echo chamber [20:15] me too. [20:15] or -offtopic? [20:15] i don't know. [20:16] yeah, maybe tell them to join -offtopic [20:17] Well, both current on-topic channels have problems for this particular case. [20:17] I don't have a good solution for this right now. [20:19] Just like the ubiquity slideshow, they normally don't need help, they just want to comment that it's cool they can talk as well as install, which isn't a bad thing, just isn't support. [20:20] testers should know about ontopic and offtopic though [20:20] they are already familiar with the community [20:20] the test specifically tells them to join #xubuntu [20:20] but if we then say to join #xubuntu, that isn't good either [20:20] pleia2, i know [20:20] Hm [20:21] astraljava: thanks - think I've got it :) [20:21] I only actually failed one of those I did [20:22] http://people.ubuntu.com/~dylanmccall/ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu/preview/xubuntu/slides/index.html#?controls no this. [20:22] http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=xubuntu&nick=xubuntu...&prompt=1 [20:22] elfy: Cool. :) [20:24] was a pretty big fail in my opinion [20:24] what's the ops list for #x anyway? [20:25] /msg chanserv access #xubuntu list [20:25] yeah but [20:25] that's not current, is it? [20:25] the IRCC channel cleanup isn't done yet? [20:25] I don't know [20:26] or if it is, we need to continue doing stuff [20:26] https://launchpad.net/~irc-xubuntu-ops is the lp team [20:28] the factoid is now updated per the channel access list. [20:30] ok, done long with alt 64-bit, I don't think I'll really have time for more tests though :( [20:30] pleia2, thanks for doing that [20:30] brb [20:36] pleia2: Thanks very much for that! I'll wake up early to do a few of them before heading off to work. [20:48] I can do a couple of 32bit alternates tomorrow - both the entire disk ones if it helps