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ceti331can any kwin (or any other DE) use the trackpad gestures 'rotate' and 'zoom' for spinning desktop cube & displaying "Expo" respectively01:26
RAOFceti331: Not without adding code, no.01:41
ceti331thanks01:43
ceti331mac is nice for the amount it can do with 2 & 3 finger gestures... but those 2-finger gestures are available since i dont use them for photos01:44
ceti331gestures are easier to remember than hotkeys :)01:44
RAOFAs I said before, utouch/libgeis is what you're looking for.01:49
jbichaTheMuso: did you see http://git.gnome.org/browse/nautilus/commit/?id=55e2cdd ?01:54
TheMusojbicha: I wasn't looking closely, will take a look, thanks.01:59
TheMusojbicha: Good news, although I think visually things are still too cluttered.02:00
TheMusobut anyway.02:00
TheMusoGood to hear its addressed.02:00
jbichayeah, in my other bug report they said refining nautilus menus was discussed at the UX hackfest yesterday02:03
TheMusoAh ok.02:12
TheMusoI can't help but wonder whether Canonical's design team will suggest that we revert, or at least improve, what is offered by upstream.02:12
jbichaserious patching sounds like it'd be a headache so I'm hoping that Nautilus upstream will end up good enough02:20
TheMusoYep.02:52
BigWhaleGood Morning.06:11
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tkamppeterpitti, hi07:37
Sweetsharkmoin everyone!08:05
SweetsharkAnyone here being able to help me debug that C++11 ABI mess? Starting LibreOffice on Quantal, New Presentation, Close -> Crash. Doesnt happen on precise.08:07
SweetsharkI tryed to make a sense out of LD_DEBUG=all output, but did not find anything obviously dirty injecting std::list<> symbols there.08:08
SweetsharkHas anyone a good systematic proposal on how to proceed?08:09
s9iper1any body knows how can we disable the guest account ???08:09
mlankhorstSweetshark: backtrace?08:10
mlankhorstwith the relevant registers as well :)08:10
pittitkamppeter: hello; please mail me, I am not on IRC a lot at GUADEC here08:11
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/1027043 <- here is one08:13
ubot2Sweetshark: Error: <Bugtracker.plugin.Launchpad instance at 0xa2d980c> bug 1027043 not found08:13
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/1027043 <- here is one (now public)08:14
ubot2Ubuntu bug 1027043 in libreoffice "soffice.bin crashed with SIGSEGV in std::list<Link, std::allocator<Link> >::remove()" [Medium,Triaged]08:15
mlankhorstoh great..08:16
mlankhorstSweetshark: attach debugger, look for any .so attached? :s08:17
seb128Sweetshark, try #ubuntu-devel rather than -desktop I guess08:19
seb128Sweetshark, slangasek doko etc are no on -desktop08:20
mlankhorstbut abi breakage, UGH!!08:20
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: yeah, right ;)08:24
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: the ABI breakage has been turned back by a tweaked new gcc version, but I assume there are still some poisonous binaries in the distro from the time that the incompatible one was in.08:26
* Sweetshark mumbles: If only I would be working on SUSE -- their buildservice rebuilds _all_ rdeps. thus the ABI breakage would have been detect on uploading gcc there.08:27
Sweetshark:P08:28
dednickseb128, ping08:36
seb128dednick, hi08:36
dednickseb128: hi. I'm looking into generating some thumbnails for work I'm doing in the dash. mhr3 incdicated you might be able to share some info with me on this.08:38
dednickseb128: Would ideally want to use what nautilus is using, but not sure if it's accessable via a library or not.08:39
seb128dednick, look to totem to see how it thumbnails videos, but it's basically "ship a thumbnailer for the format you are interested in" and register it and nautilus when call it when needed08:42
mlankhorstSweetshark: but creating an incompatible abi with gcc is just asking for trouble :/10:44
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: sure. I agree totally10:48
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Sweetsharkoh lol, I won myself a blogpost by writing the most hilarious doxygen documentation back in the days: http://blogs.linux.ie/caolan/2012/07/26/core-components-of-the-core/11:34
Sweetshark“specifies a service which allows interfacing the core components of the core”11:35
Sweetsharkremember kids, no such thing will ever go unpunished.11:36
BigWhaleCTRL-C and CTRL-W are broken in Nautilus... if I select multiple files, CTRL-C, then open another window, and press CTRL-W it will run a search ... instead of copy files12:25
BigWhaleis this known?12:26
LaneyBigWhale: do you have the nautilus from proposed?12:28
Laney1:3.5.4-0ubuntu212:28
Laneyand I assume you mean V instead of W?12:29
Laneyunless this is differnent in non-EN12:29
BigWhaleLaney, V of course ... sorrry12:35
BigWhaleGNOME nautilus 3.5.412:35
BigWhaleoh12:35
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seb128mterry, hey13:32
kenvandineseb128!13:32
seb128kenvandine, hey ken13:32
mterryseb128, good EST morning!13:32
seb128kenvandine, how are you?13:32
kenvandineseb128, were you working on libdbus 1.6?13:32
seb128mterry, good DST afternoon13:32
kenvandinegood, and you?13:32
kenvandinehaving fun?13:32
seb128kenvandine, yes, having fun13:32
seb128kenvandine, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dbus/+bug/1014850 dbus13:32
ubot2Ubuntu bug 1014850 in dbus "Update to 1.6.4" [Wishlist,Triaged]13:32
seb128kenvandine, we figured the commit that broke unity13:33
seb128kenvandine, njpatel is support to have a look yesterday13:33
seb128kenvandine, I pinged him earlier he said he would have a look today13:33
seb128kenvandine, something is unity-panel-service seems to not like the anti eavedropping they put it13:33
seb128there13:33
kenvandineok cool, we've figured out that we think that would fix a gwibber-service crash we are getting when using libaccounts13:33
kenvandinesince 1.4 didn't even try to be thread safe13:34
kenvandinebut13:34
kenvandinewe are probably just going to port the backend to gdbus13:34
seb128mterry, did you see my comment on that unity-greeter bug?13:34
mterryseb128, maybe not?  Remind me13:35
seb128mterry, I commented earlier to know if you could backport the fix for the "write random 500k of data which slows down the greeter"13:35
seb128mterry, good if you didn't, unping, we are looking at it with Robert here13:35
seb128mterry, so just let it to us13:35
mterryI don't think I'm subscribed to all unity-greeter bugs.  But that was a bug I worked on, so I should be subscribed...13:36
mterryseb128, but OK!  :)13:36
mterryseb128, sounds like 12.04.1 is going to rock  :)13:37
seb128mterry, the bug is assigned to you13:37
desrtseb128: 12.04.1 was going to be the fr_FR.UTF-8 by-default release, right?13:37
seb128desrt, oui13:37
kenvandinehshs13:37
kenvandinehaha even13:38
mterryseb128, hmm, will check my filters13:38
seb128mterry, just drop the if sender == seb128 then move_to_speam13:38
seb128spam13:38
seb128;-)13:38
seb128mterry, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/unity-greeter/+bug/1005642 is the bug btw13:38
ubot2Ubuntu bug 1005642 in unity-greeter "Garbage written to state file, causing slow UI" [High,Fix released]13:38
mterryseb128, that sessioninstaller bug (bug 848605)...  were you able to reproduce?13:39
ubot2Launchpad bug 848605 in sessioninstaller "session-installer crashed with AlreadyCalledDeferred in callback()" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/84860513:39
mterryseb128, I rolled that fix, but can't reproduce myself13:39
seb128mterry, no I was not :-(13:39
mterrybummer13:39
seb128mterry, I guess we will just need to see if reports stop13:39
mterryseb128, hahah, I just got Robert's changes to the bug13:44
mterryseb128, I must have some seb filter13:44
seb128mterry, !!!13:45
ShinobiIf I index the description fields in a series of records, can sphinx return the the primary key of ranked results?14:30
bcurtiswxgood morning14:56
bcurtiswxthat scrollback from znc is funny. Is the seb filter a requirement to join ~ubuntu-desktop?15:00
mterrybcurtiswx, the seb filter is not a *requirement*, just a recommendation.  Not so much because we don't want to see his bug spam, but just because we like making him ping us15:24
kenvandinemterry, if i have a bunch of packages that need MIRs, do I really need one bug per package?  I assume so...16:01
mterrykenvandine, I think it's actually easier to keep track of a cohesive set of packages in one bug16:01
mterrykenvandine, ideally the requested information is still examined and given per package in the description though16:02
kenvandinemterry, so you won't yell at me if i use a single bug then ?16:02
kenvandineyeah16:02
mterrykenvandine, no, I like it.  As long as they are related.  Like one top package and all its dependencies or something16:02
kenvandineso... online-accounts and unity-webapps total 29 packages :-D16:02
mterrykenvandine, :(16:02
kenvandinebut i plan to split it up, online-accounts separate from webapps16:03
mterrykenvandine, well, I'll bill that time to my +1 team cycle16:03
mterrykenvandine, sure16:03
kenvandinemterry, that is exactly what seb128 said :)16:03
mterrykenvandine, 2 bugs sounds fine16:03
kenvandineit is a pile of packages... that's what kept me busy all cycle16:04
kenvandinejust started landing some of the sources in quantal :)16:04
mterrykenvandine, better hurry though!  This is my last week on +1.  After this, I'll whine more about doing the MIR  :)16:04
kenvandineoh... crap... i won't be ready for it this week16:04
mterrykenvandine, if you tell me some of the package names, I can start now while you do the paperwork16:04
kenvandinemaybe online-accounts16:05
mterrykenvandine, no worry, I can still do them later.  Just won't be during my +1 rotation16:05
mterryI might fob them off on poor didrocks or something16:05
kenvandinesignon, libsignon-glib and libaccounts-glib16:05
seb128kenvandine, when he says "week" it's a week time, not by tomorrow16:05
kenvandineis in sourceNEW now16:05
seb128kenvandine, i.e end of month16:05
mterryseb128, end of July!16:05
kenvandineah... i might have them all in by then :)16:05
mterryseb128, oh, I guess there's Monday16:05
seb128mterry, tuesday is the 3116:05
seb128mterry, so it's actually almost a week of time16:06
mterryseb128, you and your crazy calendars16:06
seb128;-)16:06
mterrywho made my calendar start on Monday?  I'm used to Sunday.  Stupid locales16:06
seb128do you get your weather in °C as well?16:06
mterryGuh, Britain16:07
mterryI think I set en_GB back in the day for 24 hour time, but now the clock lets me set that directly16:07
mterryThis must be fascinating for #ubuntu-desktop  :)16:08
mterrykenvandine, will start reviewing16:08
kenvandinei know i am on the edge of my seat here16:08
kenvandinemterry, thx16:09
kenvandineseb128's been reviewing them for me before i uploaded them16:09
seb128I do NEW review though16:12
seb128not security reviews or code reviews16:12
kenvandineindeed16:13
* mterry hugs kenvandine for the symbols file16:14
kenvandine:)16:15
kenvandinei tried to use symbols files for the cpp stuff too16:15
kenvandinebut it got to be too big of a pita16:15
* kenvandine hugs C16:15
mterrykenvandine, yeah, I don't even bother complaining about lack of symbols files for c++16:15
kenvandinei eventually whacked them16:15
seb128kenvandine, ok, you got 3 sources through, only 26 left ;-)16:17
* kenvandine hugs seb12816:17
kenvandinemore coming soonish16:17
* seb128 hugs kenvandine back16:17
seb128kenvandine, will be tomorrow for me16:17
kenvandinesure16:17
kenvandineit might be tomorrow for me too16:17
seb128we are eod at GUADEC, will travel back from the conf place soon16:18
kenvandinei need to upload a patched firefox to the PPA now16:18
kenvandineracarr did what chrisccoulson suggested and wants people to test it16:18
seb128ok16:18
chrisccoulsonheh, i started looking at that addon last night. it's not very future proof :(16:19
chrisccoulsonit's completely incompatible with multiple content processes, for example (and that's going to happen soon for desktop, like it is already for mobile)16:20
kenvandinechrisccoulson, make sure you give that feedback to racarr16:22
chrisccoulsonkenvandine, yeah, i want to review a bit more first16:23
kenvandinesure16:23
kenvandinei'd be nice if he could fix all that stuff up sooner than later16:23
chrisccoulsonbut it's not good that a future security update is going to require significant changes to their code to keep it working :/16:23
kenvandineexactly... so would be good to address it now16:24
kenvandinechrisccoulson, did you look at his patch for firefox too?16:24
chrisccoulsonnot yet16:24
mterrykenvandine, one thing I would normally mention for most of these packages is having a bug subscriber.  So I'll just do it once up front.  :)  Maybe ~ubuntu-desktop or some such16:24
kenvandineok, well we'll make sure you do before it lands in the distro :)16:24
kenvandinemterry, yeah i am actually working on that now16:24
chrisccoulsonit won't land in the distro before i've looked at it16:24
kenvandinewell sort of...16:24
chrisccoulsonelse i will just revert it again ;)16:25
kenvandinei need the packages to exist before people can subscribe16:25
chrisccoulsonit won't land in the distro until it's been reviewed and committed upstream either16:25
kenvandinebut i am making a list of packages and notes on what to do with them16:25
kenvandineok16:25
mterrykenvandine, have you started a MIR bug?  Else I'll make one to add notes to as I go, and you can fill in on your side too as you go16:37
kenvandinei haven't yet16:38
* mterry makes one16:38
kenvandinethx!16:38
mterrykenvandine, bug 102954916:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 1029549 in libsignon-glib "[MIR] online-accounts and friends" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102954916:41
kenvandinethanks!16:42
mterrykenvandine, bug 102954916:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 1029549 in signon "[MIR] online-accounts and friends" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102954916:43
kenvandinemterry, added a list of packages and description16:45
mterrykenvandine, the upstream source is listed as http://code.google.com/p/accounts-sso/ and I see tarballs there, but no vcs?16:55
kenvandinethey are there16:55
kenvandinein git16:55
kenvandinehttp://code.google.com/p/accounts-sso/source/checkout16:56
kenvandinemultiple repos16:56
kenvandinecode reviews and all go there16:56
mterrykenvandine, oh, when I went to browse or commits, it shows nothing16:59
mterryand when I checkout, I get nothing...  Hm16:59
mterryah!17:00
mterrythere is a dropdown for which project17:00
kenvandineright17:00
kenvandinethe GI patch to libsignon-glib is in a branch there pending review17:01
kenvandineand the signond patch won't get merged, that is a distro specific change17:01
ricotzLaney, hi, just wanted to say that gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad 0.10.22.3-2ubuntu4 "/usr/share/gstreamer-0.10/presets/GstVP8Enc.prs" conflicts with transmageddon 0.20-117:01
Laneyhuh, weird17:01
Laneywhich package should have it?17:01
ricotzLaney, not sure, gstreamer seems more appropriate, but obviously transmageddon already ships it ;)17:02
Laneycan you take care of it? I'm busy with A3 stuff atm17:03
ricotzLaney, i am not a motu17:04
kenvandinemterry, it's kind of weird... we are sort of the upstream for it, but intel contributes too and it is used in meego17:04
kenvandineso the core bits of it all live outside of launchpad17:04
mterrykenvandine, is there a reason not to use debhelper 9 instead?  You get multiarch and hardening flags for free17:14
kenvandineno reason17:17
kenvandineand multiarch was on my todo list anyway17:17
micahghi nessita17:20
nessitahello micahg, how is it going?17:20
micahgnessita: ok, how are you17:21
nessitapretty good, thanks17:21
micahgnessita: I have a bug (I need to update the aptitude why output, but you should still get the idea), Bug #1029552 , can you take a look?17:22
ubot2Launchpad bug 1029552 in xubuntu-meta "Qt is pulled in unnecessarily due to software-center Recommends and ubuntu-sso-client-gtk removal" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102955217:22
nessitamicahg: I'm on rotation for a couple of months to another team for helping in some specific integration issues, so I will ask someone currently working on the U1 dekstop team to look at it (very likely, dobey)17:24
nessitadobey: hey there, you around?17:24
micahgnessita: ah, ok, I pinged you since you created the s-c branch :)17:24
dobeyhi17:24
nessitamicahg: yeah, is absolutely ok17:24
nessitadobey: any chance you could take a look at the bug micahg pointed out? perhaps is a SC issue only, and I can talk about with michael17:25
dobeyit's not unnecessary17:25
dobeyand the -qt will get pulled in anyway17:25
nessitadobey: why?17:25
dobeyubuntu one?17:25
micahgdobey: no, it's unnecessary for Xubuntu :)17:26
dobeyoh17:26
dobeyi guess software center should Provides: ubuntu-sso-client-gui17:26
micahgdobey: I thought there was going to be a new binary17:27
dobeyno17:27
micahgsoftware-center-sso-gtk not happening?17:27
dobeythere just is no more ubuntu-sso-client-gtk; s-c includes the same code renamed; and it's only useful for software-center17:28
dobeymicahg: it's part of the software-center binary package17:28
dobeyno need for a separate package there17:28
micahgah, ok, yeah, that would be fine then17:28
wendarI've got an odd window resize bug (the window disappears when the user tries to resize it) in precise. I'm looking for suggestions on how to debug it.17:29
wendarIt reminds me of a compiz bug we resolved last year.17:29
nessitadobey: want me to talk about this with michael tomorrow?17:29
wendar(where the solution was to make sure the window was registered in a separate location for compiz)17:29
dobeynessita: i don't think there's anything to discuss. seems xubuntu will need software-center to have a Provides: ubuntu-sso-client-gui is all; and i don't really have a significant opinion on it one way or the other in that case17:30
micahgas U1 and ubuntu-sso-client are the only consumers, that shouldn't cause issues and solve our dependency chain problem17:30
nessitadobey: ah, I understood sc should Provides: ussoc-gui in all the packages (not only xubuntu)17:31
micahgdobey: well, it's anyone not shipping Qt and including software-center17:31
dobeynessita: yes, i mean xubuntu is where this is really an issue. the packages wouldn't be specific to them17:31
micahgnessita: yes, it would be everywhere17:31
dobeymicahg: right, just using the example as the example :)17:31
nessitaok, so michael needs to change this in the sc source tree17:32
dobeyright, because it's a native package :-/17:32
micahgwell, Xubuntu is the only one it seems affected :)17:32
dobeyso fixing it requires a s-c release17:32
dobeywell i'm sure kubuntu don't care that qt is being pulled in :)17:33
dobeylubuntu might care and just haven't been vocal yet17:33
micahgUbuntuStudio, Mythbuntu, and Edubuntu all have Qt through other means17:33
dobeyright17:33
micahglubuntu and kubuntu don't ship S-C17:33
dobeyah17:34
* micahg could just drop S-C, but would rather not17:34
ceti331in kwin, is it possible to launch 'desktop cube' or 'desktop grid' from a panel-widget17:34
dobeywell, we could possibly just remove the Recommends: in ubuntu-sso-client package as well17:34
dobeyceti331: i think you want #kde for that question? :)17:35
micahgdobey: that would work as well if it's not needed17:35
dobeyit shouldn't break anything i don't think17:36
dobeyu1 stuff explicitly requires ubuntu-sso-client-qt in the control panel, and so it's already there in Ubuntu now too17:37
micahgok, that might make more sense17:37
dobeyor just make it a suggests17:37
micahgsuggests would be fine, the GUI seems tangential to the dbus service anyways17:38
dobeywell, a UI is required to actually register or log in. but we have explicit depends already; and can add more where necessary, if we need to17:39
micahghrm, then I guess provides does make sense since it has the gui17:41
micahgand the recommends makes sense as well17:41
dobeywell, except the s-c gui is only used by s-c, and won't get used automatically from elsewhere17:42
dobeyso probably not the best17:42
dobeymicahg: anyway, just put my thoughts into the bug.17:44
micahgdobey: ok, I'm fine with 2, if you want to switch from a s-c task to an u-sso-c task17:45
dobeysounds fine to me17:48
micahgdobey: can you take/fix it after alpha3?17:51
micahgI'm happy to do the upload otherwise17:52
dobeymicahg: i'll fix it right now and upload it to q-proposed17:52
micahgdobey: great, thanks17:52
nessitadobey: thanks for taking care of this :-)17:52
dobeysure17:53
dobeyand done. :)17:56
mterrykenvandine, ping me as new pkgs get uploaded!18:37
mterryrarrr, feed me MIRs!18:37
kenvandinemterry, will do :)18:37
* mterry is a machine that converts MIRs into complaints about test suites18:37
kenvandinemterry, we used to have to build signon with gcc 4.6, but i hadn't tried 4.7 in ages18:40
mterrykenvandine, dunno, just happend to work in my chroot18:41
kenvandinethe tests pass in they're jenkins build but haven't been friendly in the package builds18:41
mterrykenvandine, a hardcoded system path perhaps?18:41
kenvandinemterry, i don't think i've tried in months18:41
mterrykenvandine, well, I would accept a dep8-ified version of the tests, but I didn't see that either18:41
kenvandinedep8-ified?18:42
dobeykenvandine: what's passing in jenkins but failing in package builds?18:43
kenvandinesignon18:43
kenvandineit's still in a private jenkins18:43
mterrykenvandine, dep8 is the autopkgtest stuff18:46
mterrykenvandine, see update-manager for example.  debian/tests18:46
dobeyoh, the package isn't running the tests18:46
Laneyricotz: I'm just going to make gst ship only /usr/share/gstreamer-0.10/presets/GstVP8Enc.prs for now19:52
Laneyfighting it out with the other package doesn't seem worth it19:52
LaneyThree uploads for this package. Sigh. Don't kick me out.19:53
Laneyhmm, actually, no: that one was the point of this upload. I thought it was the other file.19:54
micahgumm, it's a universe package :)19:55
Laneyso?19:56
micahgwhy should the desktop team care?19:56
micahgnow MOTUs on the other hand :)19:56
Laneyricotz brought it up in here.19:56
micahgindeed19:56
* Laney shrugs19:57
micahgjust saying, you're looking out for the wrong lynch mob :)19:57
Laneyyou read it anyway :P19:57
Laneystealing the file from transmageddon then19:58
Laneyit has the Depends anyway19:58
micahgLaney: is there a reason that package wasn't merged from Debian yet (has multiarch support there)19:59
Laneywhich?19:59
micahg-plugins-bad19:59
Laneydunno19:59
LaneyI haven't evaluated what the changes are19:59
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robrubah, who broke gedit-plugins?21:14
micahgrobru: happens every cycle when gedit is updated without the plugins21:33
robruah.21:33
robruRemind me never to update gedit again ;-)21:33
micahgrobru: this is quantal, right?21:33
robruyeah21:33
robruGot a little carried away with the dist-upgrade command21:34
micahgrobru: feel free to propose a merge/debian dir debdiff21:34
robruI'll look in a bit. Pretty busy putting out other fires at the moment.21:34
micahgrobru: oh, there aren't any updates available, so that's probably why it's still broke21:36
robruso, what then? somebody just needs to make the package and submit it?21:37
micahgno, I mean no upstream releases21:37
robruso how to fix this then? is it just a matter of recompiling the plugins against a new binary, or is there more to it? Because the gedit-plugins package says it depends on gedit < 3.5 wheras I have > 3.5 installed21:38
robruwas there some big API change in the gedit plugins infrastructure?21:38
micahgoh, hrm, let me see21:39
robru$ sudo apt-get install gedit-plugins21:40
robruReading package lists... Done21:40
robruBuilding dependency tree21:40
robruReading state information... Done21:40
robruSome packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have21:40
robrurequested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable21:40
robrudistribution that some required packages have not yet been created21:40
robruor been moved out of Incoming.21:40
robruThe following information may help resolve the situation:21:40
robruThe following packages have unmet dependencies:21:40
robru gedit-plugins : Depends: gedit (< 3.5) but 3.5.1-0ubuntu2 is to be installed21:40
robruE: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.21:40
micahgrobru: yeah, I see that now21:40
robruI have a hunch that it would work just fine if it were installed, but it's just the listed dependencies on the package itself are broken. Though I'm just assuming.21:41
robruAnyway, I'll poke at it later.21:42
micahgrobru: it builds fine, but I have no idea of the consequences of changing the dependency, maybe one of the desktoppers can comment21:43
Laneyhttp://git.gnome.org/browse/gedit/log/21:45
Laneydoesn't look like any API changing commits21:45
robruthanks Laney21:49

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