[00:20] chrisccoulson: I love you...I'm in love with you. [00:22] chrisccoulson: anyway I can test this yet? ppa or something? [01:13] hey kenvandine I was trying to publish some pics with shotwell (to test webcredentials). it crashed and told me that I can't submit error b/c it wasn't an official app. is that b/c some parts of webcredentials/webapps are still in PPA? [01:13] mfisch: if you have a game installed that doesn't show as a result for a search of "Game", then please file a bug to have "game" added to it's Keywords field [01:13] search doesn't work on Categories [01:13] last I heard anyway [01:13] jasoncwarner_, hummm [01:14] apt-cache policy shotwell [01:14] because it wasn't a translatable field, categories are always only in English [01:14] kenvandine just got the same crash again in shotwell...feels like I can do it at will by clicking on publish [01:14] we need that stacktrace :) [01:14] agh! ctrl+alt+t no longer gives me terminal? [01:14] what is this? the 80s? [01:14] you must have the PPA version though [01:14] jasoncwarner_: works for me [01:14] shotwell: [01:14] Installed: 0.12.3+webaccounts1-0quantal1 [01:14] Candidate: 0.12.3+webaccounts1-0quantal1 [01:14] Version table: [01:14] *** 0.12.3+webaccounts1-0quantal1 0 [01:14] 500 http://ppa.launchpad.net/webapps/preview/ubuntu/ quantal/main amd64 Packages [01:14] 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status [01:14] 0.12.3-0ubuntu2 0 [01:14] 500 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ quantal/main amd64 Packages [01:14] sudo apt-get install shotwell/quantal [01:14] oh... the version! [01:15] sudo apt-get install shotwell/quantal [01:15] that will fix it for now [01:15] for now? is the wrong version in Q/ [01:15] ? [01:15] and see if you get the same crash [01:15] no [01:15] the wrong version number is in the PPA [01:15] says I have newest version already [01:16] sudo apt-get install shotwell=0.12.3-0ubuntu2 [01:16] says it will be downgraded, that ok? [01:16] yeah [01:16] downgrading gets you a newer version of the patch :) [01:16] oh my :) [01:17] * kenvandine needs to think about the least insane way to fix the versioning [01:17] blam...crash [01:17] awesome! [01:17] file that bug! [01:17] I would if it would popup a dialog..one sec, checking /var/crash [01:18] delete the file in /var/crash [01:18] it is from the other version [01:18] and do it again [01:18] what service are you posting to? [01:18] I just cleared my crashes [01:18] I don't get that far [01:18] just clicking on 'publish' crashes it [01:18] oh, interesting [01:18] that might not even get to our code then [01:19] now says I can't report it b/c it is an obsolete package :/ [01:19] going to file a bug manually [01:20] no... apply the updates [01:20] i'd rather get the stacktrace [01:20] i can't reproduce that bug [01:26] robert_ancell: hey could you do a rebuild of compiz in -proposed to build against the new metacity? [01:28] you could bump the build-depends to >= 2.34.2 too if you like [01:28] kenvandine: will do, having LP problems right now reporting bug [01:28] jasoncwarner_, fun times :) [01:28] metacity's not currently installable since g-c-c broke older versions [01:28] btw..anyone know where ctrl+alt+t went? is this b/c of gconf transition? [01:28] jasoncwarner_, i suspect [01:29] seb128 said he wanted to hear about any keybinding issues [01:29] i don't even have a working unity right now :) [01:29] jasoncwarner_: yeah, I tried testing a gsettings override for a custom keybinding but it wasn't working [01:29] kenvandine: k, I'll mention it to him as one of his 10,000 pings he'll get tonight :) [01:29] i am just lucky xchat-gnome is the window wit focus :) [01:29] unfortunately the gnome devs dropped the explicit keyboard shortcut for Launch Terminal in 3.4 :( [01:29] kenvandine: nice [01:29] damn staging ppa! [01:29] jbicha: I know, right? we'll get it sorted :) [01:30] they thought nobody used the shortcut I guess or that terminal shouldn't be special [01:30] oh, so maybe that is unrelated [01:30] we had a gconf override in mutter but that doesn't help now [01:32] keyboard shortcut overrides are currently being shipped in gsettings-desktop-schemas, I've got a new package pending review to move most of our overrides to one place in ubuntu-default-settings [01:33] cool thing about gsettings is that we can set multiple values for keyboard shortcuts so ctrl+super+left does the same as super+left [01:33] but the UI in System Settings>Keyboard at least in 3.4 doesn't expose that ability [01:36] ok, purged ppa... bbiab [01:36] :-D [01:36] * kenvandine crosses fingers [02:28] jbicha, hey, still applicable? [02:29] robert_ancell: yes [02:29] jbicha, ok, will do [03:39] kenvandine, hey, who did the uoa patch for shotwell? [03:42] robert_ancell, amigadave [03:42] kenvandine, it's super complicated to update [03:43] ugh [03:43] got a new release? [03:43] kenvandine, yeah [03:43] amigadave is out until tuesday [03:43] I got 90% of it updated [03:43] mardy worked on it too [03:44] can you push what you have somewhere and file a bug? [03:44] i can get mardy to try to finish it tomorrow [03:46] if he doesn't have time i'll take a stab at it [04:00] kenvandine, bug 1041011 [04:00] Launchpad bug 1041011 in shotwell "Update to 0.12.90" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1041011 [04:01] robert_ancell, thanks! [04:23] Bonjour [04:33] jbicha, btw, do you know if pango 1.31.0 is for the GNOME 3.6 release or not? [04:37] robert_ancell: no [04:38] I assume it is, but I believe it would need a ffe now :| [05:05] jbicha, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/1:0.9.8+bzr3319-0ubuntu2 [05:12] robert_ancell: thanks! === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless === mbiebl_ is now known as mbiebl [07:18] good morning everyone [07:20] morning [07:21] hi [08:03] hm, this morning upgrade on Quantal [08:03] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [08:03] gnome-control-center : Breaks: metacity (< 1:2.34.2) but 1:2.34.1-1ubuntu11 is to be installed [08:05] metacity : Depends: libmetacity-private0a (= 1:2.34.3-3ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed [08:12] jibel, is that fixed with quantal-proposed compiz's update? [08:12] seb128, let me try [08:15] seb128, yes http://paste.ubuntu.com/1164006/ [08:16] it removes libmetacity-private0a [08:16] or rather installs :) [08:16] installing it seems normal [08:16] jibel, yeah, that looks correct [08:16] thanks for verifying [08:17] seb128, is it correct to mark metacity upgrade bugs as dupe of bug 1022756 ? [08:17] Launchpad bug 1022756 in metacity "Update to 2.34.3" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1022756 [08:18] jibel, yes, and you can mark it fix released [08:19] done [08:20] jibel, 'ci [08:20] yw [08:20] chrisccoulson, hey [08:21] uploading firefox from my home connection was almost as fast as doing it from chinstrap! [08:21] hi seb128, how are you? [08:21] ;-) [08:21] bonjour [08:21] chrisccoulson, I'm good thanks, how are you? [08:21] seb128, yeah, not too bad thanks. although, my connection is actually slightly less reliable than my old one [08:21] oh :-( [08:21] seb128, jibel: ah, thanks; I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/1163912/ and wondered how to get out of this hole [08:21] chrisccoulson, did you have time to look at the libmessaging-menu tb work? [08:22] it disconnected a couple of times overnight :( [08:22] seb128, i'm looking at that this morning ;) [08:22] (alongside handling the ff/tb releases) [08:22] bad timing ;) [08:22] pitti, enable proposed (or get compiz moved to quantal) ;-) [08:22] pitti, hey btw, wie gehts? [08:22] seb128: je vais bien beaucoup, merci! [08:22] hi pitti, how are you? [08:23] j'écris ... more testcases for gvfs [08:23] pitti, c'est vendredi ! [08:23] seb128, i managed to protected video working in flash last night :) [08:24] chrisccoulson, oh, you finally defeated it ;-) [08:24] seb128: j'aime écrire tests au quotidien! [08:24] seb128, yeah, i've managed to trick flash in to thinking that hal still exists [08:25] seb128: if compiz is ready for quantal, I'm happy to move it [08:25] pitti, did you really learn "quotidien" already or did you cheat with google translator for that one? :p [08:26] pitti, if it builds on all archs it's ready (didn't check yet) [08:26] seb128: no, for that I cheated with dict.leo.org [08:26] seb128: I did; moving [08:26] pitti, ;-) [08:26] seb128: I didn't know vendredi yet either [08:26] chrisccoulson, crap technologies built on ancien crap technologies ... great! [08:26] seb128, yeah, it sucks [08:27] but i'm glad i got it working without actually depending on hal ;) [08:27] I filed bug 1040877 yesterday. Anyone know which additional info I could provide to move it forward ? [08:27] Launchpad bug 1040877 in python-qt4 "python-qt4 based apps crash on Quantal" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1040877 [08:27] "j'écris plus tests pour gvfs"? [08:27] pitti, hum, I'm not sure if duolingo has a "days of the week" lesson now that you mention it [08:27] seb128: I'm desperately missing a "numbers" lesson as well; but I guess I can learn those from other places [08:28] pitti, if you mean "more tests" it's "plus de tests" [08:28] seb128: ah, of course, merci [08:29] pitti, there is a "numbers" lesson (at least in the german duolingo tree, dunno if they have the same themes for all language though) [08:29] pitti, it's further down the tree so you might not have unblocked it yet [08:30] pitti, look at my or robert_ancell german's lessons tree [08:30] seb128: yes, in the German one, but not in French [08:30] I did look at your's [08:30] oh [08:30] there is one in french [08:30] it's very down though [08:30] well I assume the "1 2 3" icon down there is numbers [08:31] ah, perhaps I didn't look far enough [08:31] it's like at the middle of the list [08:32] * pitti restarts i386 retracer, looks like temporary LP error [08:33] pitti: Have you noticed the duplicate detector going mad recently? I got a gwibber-service crash redirected to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/929219 , but the top 4 frames of my gwibber crash were in libdbus, rather than libc. [08:33] Ubuntu bug 929219 in eglibc "chromium-browser, gvfsd-http and others using eglibc crash with SIGSEGV in __nscd_get_mapping() or gethostbyname2_r()" [High,Fix released] [08:34] RAOF: no, I didn't notice [08:34] jibel, that python-qt bug is not nice, would be interesting to see if that still happens if you uninstall the overlay-scrollbars (we had issues with those before) [08:34] RAOF: there might be a bug pattern for it? [08:35] RAOF, somebody might have dupped the master bug for your issue on this one [08:35] Maybe. [08:35] [08:35] ^Crash [08:35] gethostbyname2_r ?() [08:35] libc6 2.15(~pre|-0ubuntu[1-6]) [08:35] [08:35] ^ current bug pattern [08:35] pitti: Error: Could not parse data returned by Ubuntu: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/929219) [08:36] RAOF: est-ce votre bug? [08:37] Hm. *one* of the threads does appear to be in a gethostbyname stack, but that's not the thread that SIGSEGVd [08:38] Anyway, the backtrace looks a bit like this is the same crash that's affecting gconf-using-mono apps. [08:38] Ooop. Baby time. [09:00] c'est l'heur du jogging, bbl [09:00] pitti, bon sport! [09:04] meh, of course it just started raining [09:05] seb128, that's it. apps run fine with LIBOVERLAY_SCROLLBAR=0 [09:05] jibel, "great" ... thanks for confirming [09:06] seb128, I'll update the report and assign to your team [09:06] ok :-( [09:06] hate qt and hate those scrollbars :p [09:06] can we just drop both and declare the bug fixed? ;-) [09:30] I lost desktop shotcuts and windows operation with the mouse like moving/resizing doesn't work after upgrading to latest compiz. Is it a known issue ? [09:31] jibel, does gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences mouse-button-modifier '' fixes it? [09:32] jibel, if it does it's https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/1041105 (GNOME moved the default key for those actions from alt to super) [09:32] Ubuntu bug 1041105 in gsettings-desktop-schemas "Alt-leftclick-dnd does not work anymore" [Low,Confirmed] [09:32] seb128, it fixes the mouse, right [09:32] but not CTRL+ALT+T to open a terminal [09:32] that's another bug [09:33] and I have horrible desktop effects when I restore a window [09:33] and apport-gtk crashes :( [09:33] like an unfolding paper? [09:39] seb128, hm not really unfolding, more like windows are pouring from the launcher into the desktop [09:41] and lost my custom shortcuts, I hate migrations [09:43] pitti, I got bug 1039889 after upgrading to the latest compiz, gnome-settings, g-c-c [09:43] Launchpad bug 1039889 in apport "apport-gtk crashed with configparser.DuplicateOptionError in _read(): While reading from /usr/share/applications/gnome-system-monitor.desktop [line 17]: option 'keywords' in section 'Desktop Entry' already exists" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1039889 [09:50] jibel, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/1041119 is the animation bug [09:50] Ubuntu bug 1041119 in compiz "Unminimize animation changed from zoom, should be changed back" [Undecided,New] [09:51] jibel, what keybindings did you loose? [09:59] jibel: merci, je vais regarder [10:04] jibel: ah, that should be fixed in gnome-system-monitor as well, but I'll make apport not crash on it === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:51] chrisccoulson: are you sure that the .gnu_debuglink section needs to have the path of the file? even without pkgbinarymangler it only contains the build id hash file [11:52] that might be a red herring [11:52] pitti - no, see my second comment [11:52] (it's still broken, though, I'm currently looking why) [11:52] the issue is just that pkg-create-dbgsym installs the files in to the wrong location [11:52] ah [11:53] I just compared objdump -s -j .gnu_debuglink debian/dhtest1/usr/bin/crash, and they are identical [11:53] oh, I see the problem, right [11:55] hm, so how do I compute that hash directory value [11:56] * pitti RTFM http://sourceware.org/gdb/onlinedocs/gdb/Separate-Debug-Files.html [11:57] hey Sweetshark I see the lo_menubar is in [11:57] and now I have two menu bars ;) [11:58] ah, from the .note.gnu.build-id section === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === Pendulum_ is now known as Pendulum [12:40] seb128: hi! I am trying to run evolution in a nested X server (xpra to be exact, but same thing with xephyr), but I get 'XServer appears to lack required GLX support'. is there an environment variable I can pass to make evolution use fallback mode (ie, I am assuming that it believes it is running 3D and can actually run under 2D) [12:41] jdstrand, hey, I don't know, it actual uses 3d (they use clutter for animations, which starts being a common practice in GNOME) [12:41] cyphermox, ^ do you know? [12:42] seb128: right, I just know upstream has had something called 'gnome-fallback' and was hoping applications would degrade gracefully [12:42] jdstrand, no, they are talking to drop "fallback" because in practice it's not supported [12:42] I see [12:42] jdstrand, their "fallback" is basically gnome-panel as a shell [12:43] but it doesn't solve the issue of increase number of components using 3d with nobody working on getting those work in fallback mode [12:43] they are having a discussion about dropping fallback and just using llvmpipe for their fallback mode [12:43] (basically getting back to what we are doing as well) [12:44] seb128: would it be possible to use llvm_pipe with a nested X server? [12:44] jdstrand, I don't know, maybe tjaalton or mlankhorst know? [12:46] jdstrand: you'd probably want libgl1-mesa-swx11 then, but it didn't build with the current mesa snapshot, so it got dropped at least for now [12:47] tjaalton: assuming libgl1-mesa-swx11 starts compiling again, how does one use it with say, xpra [12:48] jdstrand: sorry, haven't run that myself [12:48] but i guess it's enough if you have it installed [12:48] tjaalton: well, any nested xserver really [12:48] is this quantal? [12:48] tjaalton: yes [12:48] if you have a precise install to test on it would be nice to know we actually still need swx11 :) [12:49] I have plenty of VMs :) [12:49] good :) [13:04] jdstrand: does xephyr work? [13:05] I can get glxinfo showing llvmpipe just fine there [13:07] similar for next though [13:09] xnest* [13:09] * mlankhorst will retry on intel [13:12] works just fine for me === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [13:58] where do we set "gtk-button-images" False? [13:59] I am seeing difference between ubiquity "install-only" and ubiquity "from live session" [13:59] xnox: it's a desktop-wide setting [13:59] it's controlled from gnome-settings-daemon [13:59] presumably in response to a key in dconf [13:59] and if gnome-settings-daemon is not running.... we don't get them [13:59] ? [13:59] we never get them [13:59] if gnome-settings-daemon is not running... you're gonna have a bad time [13:59] it's off by default [14:00] desrt, well; think installer for example [14:00] installer doesn't run g-s-d? [14:00] seb128: live-cd; boot; "Install Ubuntu"; the stock buttons have images [14:00] no in "ubiquity only" mode I think [14:00] xnox, that's a bug [14:00] * desrt is familiar with that mode -- it doesn't work very well :) [14:00] ahah [14:00] also I have VirtualBox with 3D enables [14:00] (in fairness, i think i just downloaded a really bad nightly build) [14:01] It loads indicators in the "install-only" mode [14:01] but not in the desktop.... [14:01] so no panel & no dash visible =( [14:01] am I suppose to wait for llvmpipe then? [14:02] * desrt sure hopes that will land this cycle... [14:03] i need to somehow do my work & be able to test the installer [14:03] and I can't update it from the 'install-only' mode.... [14:04] well I will be updating it from the TTY1 for now =/ [14:04] xnox, what's the issue? is that icons or something else? [14:04] i am developing ubiquity, so I need to have gnome-terminal and I can't launch it without dash =) [14:05] so I ended up going to tty, copying gnome-terminal.desktop [14:05] go to vt1; DISPLAY=:0 ... [14:05] but then i can't switch between the two winwos. [14:05] hm, ok that whould be better probably [14:05] it's a pain. I usually had four windows open: 3 terminals & ubiquity. [14:05] but yeah, vm issues are known and been addressed [14:06] install gnome-fallback-session, logout, log back in gnome-classic [14:06] work from there? [14:06] "been addressed" as in fix-released and pending on a new daily? [14:06] seb128: let me try that! =) [14:06] xnox, fix commited to compiz,unity trunk [14:07] xnox, like "in their trunk but still need to be tested and rolled out and packaged" [14:07] can I subscribe to that bug? =) [14:07] "please release and make my pain go away" [14:08] valid title, right?! =))))) [14:09] seb128: jdstrand: I had no idea evo required GLX [14:10] xnox, https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz/+bug/1021104 [14:10] Ubuntu bug 1021104 in compiz "Severe damage artefacts and flickering when using LLVMpipe" [Critical,Fix committed] [14:10] cyphermox, ok, no worry [14:10] seb128: well, I was going to go ask in #evolution [14:11] seb128: why fix-released when it's in proposed, shouldn't it be 'fix committed' in line with SRUs.... [14:12] even thought it's not an SRU, but devel release [14:14] xnox, yeah, status might be wrong [14:39] Sweetshark: hey. [14:39] Sweetshark: can you point me at the GMenuModel code for LO? [14:43] desrt: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/gitweb?p=core.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/feature/unitymenus [14:43] * Sweetshark in call [14:43] cheers [14:48] hi pitti. Although Q translations in LP are open and the LP are running, I've been spending less time on translations this cycle and haven't had the chance to look at building the first Q language pack. I'll see if I can do this today or Monday. Just a question: does the same procedure in the langpack-o-matic guide to build stable release langpacks apply to building development release langpacks? [14:49] or is there any particular difference in e.g. doing the upload? [14:49] (I mean full language packs) [14:54] seb128: fyi, I was able to get evolution to run in xpra by using a custom xvfb arg. Eg: '/usr/bin/xpra start :3 --no-daemon --no-clipboard --no-pulseaudio --xvfb="Xorg -dpi 96 -nolisten tcp -noreset -logfile ~/.xpra/:3.log -auth ~/.Xauthority -config ~/xorg.conf +extension Composite +extension GLX +extension RANDR +extension RENDER"' [14:54] seb128: where ~/xorg.conf is loosely based on /usr/share/doc/xpra/examples/dummy.xorg.conf.gz [14:55] in other words, I used xserver-xorg-video-dummy [14:55] jdstrand, oh ok, thanks ... so the +extension arg are the key there I guess [14:56] seb128: they are, but you need to have an xserver that supports them. Xvfb does not [14:56] I tried the --xvfb="Xvfb ..." but it didn't work [14:56] ok [14:57] * jdstrand is curious if it would work in xephyr === gema_ is now known as gema [15:05] Is there any way to figure out which application is sending a particular messages over dbus? In dbus-monitor I can see the sender-id, but it's just some number. [15:05] soren: yup. pop open d-feet [15:05] soren: look up that number on the left column [15:05] the right will tell you pid, executable, etc [15:06] you could also dig the info out yourself using the commandline [15:06] Lovely. Thanks! [15:06] How so? [15:07] gdbus call --session --dest org.freedesktop.DBus --object-path / --method org.freedesktop.DBus.GetConnectionUnixProcessID ':1.97' [15:07] like so [15:07] will give you the pid [15:07] then you can do your own snooping from there [15:10] dpm: sorry, was in a meeting [15:10] dpm: yes, it's the same procedure as building fresh -base packs [15:10] pitti: with glatzor away, do you think you could have a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~mvo/aptdaemon/support-for-whitelisted-repositories at some point later :) ? [15:10] dpm: i. e. mkdir quantal [15:10] dpm: but I really need to run now, sorry; TTY on Monday! [15:10] bonne nuit des filles et des garçons! [15:11] mvo: Monday morning ok? I need to run [15:11] pitti, thanks and have a nice WE! [15:11] pitti: sure [15:11] pitti: have a great WE [15:12] desrt: Neat. Thanks! [16:23] So notifyOSD...I really want clickable URLs in my bubble notifications [16:23] who do I need to bribe / convince to make this happen? :) [16:24] seb128: bug 1038573: could we just not delete the pango.modules file? It's going to be left over cruft though :/ [16:24] Launchpad bug 1038573 in pango1.0 "Unreadable messages displayed during Lucid -> Precise upgrade" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1038573 [16:25] cyphermox, I guess we could... [16:25] ok [16:25] cyphermox, and drop it post precise [16:25] right [16:25] I'm going to start looking into the fix now [20:13] setting "Key to show the HUD" to Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Super+ScrollLock has no effect [20:13] known bug? [20:19] desrt: user error? [20:24] jbicha: i intend to set it to a keystroke that i will never ever ever type [20:25] did you try Backspace? [20:25] as opposed to having it false-trigger once an hour because i happened to use the alt key in a way that it feels belongs to it [20:25] jbicha: ya. disabled also means that alt is still used [20:26] that's the bug I believe then [20:26] Disabled should mean Disabled [20:26] i agree [20:31] Does that gui option even work? [20:32] seems to do nothing at all [20:34] desrt, you picked the right day,week to try that... ;-) [20:34] seb128: hm? [20:34] it used to work? [20:35] desrt, it was working until yesterday, were we landing the compiz-gsettings port [20:35] ahh [20:35] okay. i will stop complaining, then :) [20:35] desrt, but tons of stuff and Didier is not sure, I couldn't be picky on such details [20:35] doh [20:35] "where we landed*" [20:35] that's why i wanted to know if it was a known issue [20:35] it seemed too obvious to be accidentally broken [20:36] there are some fallouts from the gsettings migration [20:36] but it mostly went fine, it's a few issues like that [20:36] missing schemas and stuff? :) [20:36] no, none of those ;-) [20:36] * desrt will try harder [20:36] the bugs I've seen so far are bug 1040954 & bug 965921 [20:36] Launchpad bug 1040954 in gnome-settings-daemon "Ctrl-Alt-T and custom shortcuts lost in gsettings transition, as of 3.4.2-0ubuntu9" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1040954 [20:36] so far it's mostly migration details [20:36] Launchpad bug 965921 in gnome-control-center "gnome-shell most keyboard shortcuts not working" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/965921 [20:36] gnome-shell being crap is nothing new :p [20:36] oh not that one, bug 1041169 [20:36] Launchpad bug 1041169 in compiz "custom keyboard shortcuts not migrated after upgrade to compiz 1:0.9.8+bzr3319-0ubuntu2 (dup-of: 1040954)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1041169 [20:37] seb128: no, no, gnome shell is fixed now :) [20:37] ;-) [20:37] still quite some things using gconf :( [20:37] it's friday, I can troll right? ;-) [20:37] desrt, we got compiz and evolution [20:37] desrt, what is remaining? I didn't check recently [20:37] and gnome-control-center will probably be okay soon too, i guess? [20:37] seb128: tonnes of stuff [20:38] desrt, g-c-c should already be ok? [20:38] rhythmbox, update-notifier, unity, compiz, nautilus-share, nm-gnome, gnome-terminal, ibus, gstreamer-gconf, pulseaudio-gconf, indicators, gksu, gnome-media, ... [20:38] uninstalling libgconf tries to uninstall g-c-c as well [20:38]