/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/09/06/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

jbicharobert_ancell: metacity-common.install needs usr/share/help added02:43
robert_ancelljbicha, ah, cheers02:43
thumperhi RAOF03:44
thumperRAOF: around?03:44
RAOFthumper: Am now.04:56
didrocksgood morning05:33
pittibonjour didrocks! comment vas-tu?05:46
didrockspitti: ça va bien! et toi?05:47
pittiJe vais bien, merci! finally got over my cold05:47
didrocksso you will be able to enjoy next week-end outside :-)05:47
pittioh, we did go for some stroll and dinner, but with a foggy head it's less fun as it ought to be :)05:48
didrocksI can imagine, et "c'était pas l'heure de la glace" I reckon?05:49
pittididrocks: non, non! la glace est une bonne médicine!05:53
didrockshéhé :)05:53
pittididrocks: so why is it "c'était pas", and not "ce n'était pas"?05:55
pittiI thought "ne ... pas" was pretty much unseparable05:56
didrockspitti: yeah, they are, you can say both05:57
didrocksbasically the first form is more familiar05:57
didrocks(and a little bit incorrect grammatically speaking)05:57
didrocksbut people would say more the 1st form I think05:58
pittiis that "it is no time for.." vs. "it is not the time for..."?05:58
pittiwhich are subtly different05:58
didrocksyeah, it's the same idea05:58
pittiok05:59
pittierr -- "d'accord" :)06:01
pittic'est un bon matin -- fixed glib on big-endian, fixed glib-networking in debian, fixed wipefs in util-linux so that finally all udisk test cases succeed06:02
didrockswaow \o/06:02
* didrocks hugs pitti06:02
* didrocks n'a plus que 45 emails à lire :-)06:02
didrocks13h hier et pas pu tout lire :/06:02
* pitti tries to deciper the n'a06:03
pittibeaucoup beaucoup de leçons à venir de moi ..06:04
didrockshéhé, bon courage :)06:05
didrocksn'a plus -> *just* have06:05
didrocksjust have 45 emails left to read06:05
didrocksI would say06:05
pittididrocks: I'm still struggling with telling the difference between "alors que" vs. "lorsque" and "puisque" vs. "car" -- all very confusing06:05
MCR1bschaefer: Still awake ? :)06:06
didrockspitti: lorsque -> I would say "when", like there "I was trying to buy an ice-cream *when* it was 4PM"06:07
didrocksthis is a timing/space logic06:07
didrocksfor the others, it depends on the context, you can exchange them, but some are a better fit some time06:08
didrocksalors que -> you would use it more when there are some contradiction between the first part of the sentence and the second part06:08
didrocksI would use in english "whereas"06:09
pittiah, and lorsque is more like "while"06:09
didrockspuisque -> more a logical chain, "I can do that today puisque I learnt that yesterday"06:09
pittithe duolingo example sentences were not that good for those06:09
pittididrocks: and yeah, that app dev thread is insanely long :(06:16
didrockspitti: not the worst, I "enjoyed" ubuntu-archive@ as well :)06:17
didrocksfortunately, the only remainining emails to read are between ubuntu-archive/devel/release06:17
didrocksafter having finished all other emails from the PS ML and others work email ML, those 3 alones had 350 emails when I got back…06:18
didrocksI looked over most of them, but some thread like the app dev ones really interests me06:18
chrisccoulsongah, bloody strikes. i'm meant to be flying with lufthansa today06:25
didrockschrisccoulson: oh, where are you going to?06:25
didrocksgood morning :)06:25
chrisccoulsondidrocks, warsaw (via frankfurt)06:25
chrisccoulsongood morning :)06:25
didrocksa mozilla conference?06:26
pittihey chrisccoulson06:26
chrisccoulsondidrocks, yeah. thunderbird summit tomorrow and then mozcamp over the weekend06:26
chrisccoulsonhi pitti, how are you?06:26
didrockssweet :)06:26
pittichrisccoulson: I'm fine, thanks! cold mostly gone06:26
chrisccoulsonthat's good :)06:26
pittichrisccoulson: so, good luck today! frankfurt-warsaw is quite some time with the train, I hope you'll get a plane06:27
chrisccoulsonheh, thanks :)06:27
chrisccoulsonoh, hang on06:33
chrisccoulsonit's thursday today06:33
chrisccoulsonthe strikes are tomorrow06:34
chrisccoulsoni need to go back to sleep...06:35
RAOFHAH!06:36
pittichrisccoulson: well booked then!06:37
jibelSweetshark, hey06:39
jibelSweetshark, LO 3.6.1~rc2 failed to build in the lab with configure: error: invalid variable name: ` --with-max-jobs'06:40
jibelSweetshark, any idea what changed and caused this ?06:40
jibelI can remove the option for the moment, but well, built will take ages06:41
jibel*build06:41
jibelSweetshark, nevermind, found it. there are additional options to autogen.sh and patch of the rules file to increase the concurrency level fails.06:57
jibelfixing06:57
didrocksRAOF: hey, how are you?07:10
RAOFdidrocks: Yo! I'm... good.07:10
didrocksRAOF: did you see the bug I subscribed to you?07:10
RAOFdidrocks: Indeed I did; I've replied on it. Does my reply make sense to yoU?07:11
didrocksah, seems I have a filtering issue then07:11
didrocksone sec :)07:11
didrocksRAOF: do you have any idea for 2?07:13
didrocksas compiz is the program running the other softwares07:13
didrocksit will need tweaking otherwise07:13
didrocksso that they don't inherit07:13
didrocksfor 1), it seems this doesn't happen for Colin, right?07:14
didrockslike, there is no fallback for him?07:14
RAOFdidrocks: Colin's unity_support_test says he's using llvmpipe, but it looks like unity_support_test is checking for software rendering.07:14
didrocksbut he has no unity, right?07:16
didrocksor I didn't understand?07:16
RAOFIt's not clear to me on that bug what's happening.07:17
didrocksok, let me summarize that07:20
RAOFOooh, actually, I guess there's a 4th situation I didn't cover: the user has unity-grade 3D, but only as long as the desktop is <= MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE, and has a low MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE.07:21
didrockscan you add that to the bug report?07:21
didrocksRAOF: just edit the previous answer07:23
RAOFEdit the previous answer? You can edit launchpad comments now?07:23
didrocksand sorry, I took the "Hide comment" for edit07:23
didrocksyou can just only merge reviews07:24
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Davieyno seb today?11:02
didrocksno, seb is on vacations starting from today for 2 weeks11:16
didrocksDaviey: do you need any help?11:16
Davieydidrocks: It would be really helpful to get input from the Desktop team about bug 1043627 and bug 104232311:18
ubot2Launchpad bug 1043627 in nux "[FFe] Add XIM Support to Nux" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104362711:18
ubot2Launchpad bug 1042323 in compiz "[FFE] Port GTK Window Decorator to GSettings" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104232311:18
Daviey'upstream' seem keen on it, but no input from the desktop team as yet.11:19
didrocksDaviey: the second one is really needed11:19
didrocks(I asked them to ask the release team for the FFe)11:19
didrocksTBH, on the first one, I'm not really keen11:19
didrocksit came out of blue11:19
didrocksis merged in trunk already, without the FFe acked11:19
didrocksand the previous ibus support shows it was complex11:20
didrocksso not sure about the xim one how well and how much impact this can have11:20
LaneyDaviey: TBH I think I would be OK on asking them to hold off on the first one11:28
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tjaaltontrying to backport the fix for bug 819304 to precise, but building gvfs on a current precise chroot fails11:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 819304 in gvfs "gvfsd-cdda crashed with signal 5 in _g_dbus_oom()" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/81930411:50
tjaaltongvfsafpvolume.c: In function 'create_directory_get_filedir_parms_cb':11:51
tjaaltongvfsafpvolume.c:1085:3: error: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type11:51
tjaaltonsame with the stock gvfs from precise11:52
xnoxI need to steal a couple of gsettings from the default install & fake/redo them again for the ubiquity-only desktop session.11:56
xnoxcan somebody help me find these two settings:11:56
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xnox- the default desktop / gtk font11:56
xnox(size & family)11:56
didrocksyou mean, ubiquity needs to access to them, you are not using gtk to theme it?11:56
xnox- default to "Text only" instead of "Icon + Text" on the buttons.11:56
didrocksxnox: ^11:57
xnoxdidrocks: I mean that when ubiquity is launched into the ubiquity-only session (via ubiquity-dm) and those two are not set. We do get Ambience gtk theme.11:57
xnoxdidrocks: but not those two items since they are not strickly in the gtk-theme but in other bits11:58
xnoxdidrocks: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/jsf4RKjSfg6IKFMoShVwtlh0btKKriD5FR8jiayHfxc?feat=directlink11:58
didrockshum weird11:58
xnoxdidrocks: we "fake" the indicators & desktop background already =)11:58
didrocksyou should get the default of the distro11:59
didrocksxnox: is it recent? wasn't it the case before?11:59
xnoxdidrocks: this is "Install now" session, instead of "Try Ubuntu" -> "Launch Ubiquity"11:59
xnoxdidrocks: if you open "Try Ubuntu" full desktop is launched and we get all the distro settings & everything looks great.11:59
didrocksbut previously, this wasn't the case, right?11:59
xnoxdidrocks: as in precise?11:59
didrocksthe install now got the right font11:59
xnoxneed to check.11:59
didrocksyeah11:59
didrocksthose settings are not session dependant12:00
xnoxsome wonderful gsettings / dconf / gconf transitions that missed ubiquity-dm? =)12:00
didrocksso I'm suprised and would prefer we fix if any issue araised12:00
didrocksrather than workaround it :)12:00
didrocksno, those are really system-centric :/12:00
didrockscan you check on precise first?12:00
tjaaltonfound a patch in gvfs 1.12.3 that should fix the build error12:01
xnoxdidrocks: you should see how much stuff we already do in ubiquity-dm to fake desktop-like experience on Gtk/Unity/Kubuntu/Xubuntu/etc....12:01
didrocksxnox: I know a little bit of this code :)12:02
didrocksxnox: but you are using gtk here12:02
didrocksand gtk should just get access to the right settings12:02
didrocksalso, there has been no change for 3 cycles on that, gsettings was already used12:02
xnoxI see ubuntu font on Precise CD12:03
xnoxtaking screenshots....12:03
didrocksok, so something changed, should be the same for the wallpaper12:03
didrockscan you start a software inheriting from your session environment?12:03
didrockslike starting dconf-editor from your environment?12:04
xnoxhmmm..... not really. I have access to tty112:04
didrocksyeah, but you won't be in the same env :/12:04
didrocksa python shell? ;)12:04
xnoxdidrocks: let me fiddle with it to make ubiquity launch a terminal12:05
didrocksxnox: that would be awesome12:05
xnoxdidrocks: or I can drop snippets of python into ubiquity to communicate with me =)12:06
didrocksxnox: I'm away for 40 minutes (really need this late lunch break), will be back then :)12:06
didrocksa terminal will be easier12:06
didrockswe will be able to get the guts of it :)12:06
tjaaltonuploaded gvfs to precise-proposed..12:13
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xnoxdidrocks: can't reliably reproduce. On some boots the fonts are correct, on some they are not.12:51
didrocksxnox: so, seems to be something outside of the env variable12:51
didrocksxnox: I think you can remove your hack for the wallpaper as well :)12:51
didrocks(the indicators is a different story)12:51
xnoxand having some troubles launching terminal in the right way.12:52
didrocksbut all the gsettings/dconf part is under the same environment, so gtk should use the right settings12:52
xnoxwithout remastering the cd.12:52
xnoxdidrocks: well they are not indicators at all =) just a picutre button with a menu as far as I can see =)12:52
didrockslet's see when desrt is around to find if there is an easy case he can think of when gtk doesn't use the right gsettings values12:52
didrocksxnox: yeah, I know about that one unfortunately…12:53
didrocksbut for the gtk/settings part, they all should read the right values without any issue12:53
jibelxnox, isn't it because g-s-d dies and is not restarted automatically.12:59
jibelwhen the fonts are incorrect I see a defunct g-s-d process13:00
xnoxaha.... maybe13:09
xnoxwho/what respawns g-s-d? should it be upstart in ubiquity-dm?13:10
xnoxmaybe g-s-d should be fixed sush that it does not die13:10
didrocksjibel: shouldn't the installer theme be changed as well in that case?13:12
didrocksas it's a pygi app13:12
DavieyLaney: Does the first one have regression potential ?13:12
DavieyLaney: hmm, the diff is larger than i might have expected.13:14
LaneyI don't know about regressions, but the first landing probably won't be the end of the story13:14
didrocksDaviey: what diff are you looking at? (just to be sure you are looking at the right one)13:14
Davieydidrocks: the large one :)13:15
Davieydidrocks: https://code.launchpad.net/~brandontschaefer/nux/xim-tests/+merge/12072613:15
didrocksDaviey: good, it wasn't linked yesterday, (there was only the tests) :-)13:16
didrocksDaviey: if this can help your decision, they have some primitive tests in tests/gtest-nux-inputmethodibus.cpp for the ibus part, which should be the likely impacted part of this code13:18
didrocksso ibus support should be good13:19
pittididrocks: do you know what's up with seb?13:27
Laneyholidays13:27
pittinot on the calendar13:27
pittiok, just wondered if he's alright13:27
Laneystrange, but he did email13:27
pittiah, good; thanks!13:28
Laneynp13:28
didrockspitti: he's on holidays, right :)13:28
didrockswarned quite late yesterday :)13:29
pittihe probably mailed the desktop team13:29
Laneyright13:29
jbichamterry: does bug 1039792 need MIR review?13:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 1039792 in ubuntu-default-settings "[needs-packaging] ubuntu-default-settings" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/103979213:32
mterryjbicha, for forms sake, probably a quick one.  I can look it over and comment in bug13:34
didrocksjbicha: just curious, how did you handle the conflicts of the .override files?13:34
jbichadidrocks: they don't actually conflict, whatever is sorted higher takes precedence I believe13:35
didrocksah ok, you use other filenames and they are just duplicated for now?13:36
jbichaand it's nice that dconf just ignores missing schemas without crashing so we could have Epiphany overrides for instance13:36
jbichadidrocks: yes13:36
didrocksgotcha :)13:36
didrocksso your next plan is, I guess to remove the other ones one after anoter :)13:37
didrocksanother*13:37
didrocksdon't tell desrt that there are files not following his .override prefered file mangling ;)13:37
jbichaI thought he was ok with it13:39
didrockswell, as long as it's for moving away the customization, I think he will be :)13:40
mterryjbicha, will this introduce problems for derivatives that were relying on some of these settings, and now they won't be there?13:41
jbichamterry: it could so I'll email the release list to give the flavors a heads up13:43
jbichaedubuntu depends on ubuntu-desktop so they'll be fine13:43
mterryjbicha, fine from MIR perspective.  Super simple package  :)13:43
jbichait looks like ubuntu studio uses totem but I haven't found other ones yet13:44
didrocksis the totem override we have important for them?13:44
jbichait just sets default plugins so they should check to see what plugins they want13:45
didrocksinteresting :)13:46
jbicha*default enabled plugins13:46
jbichaI've got about 4 pages worth of deprecated schema warnings on gnomebuntu: gnumeric & shotwell are the worst offenders14:01
dobeydoh; rebooted and accountsservice decided to switch my language back to something else from what it was set to. how rude.14:02
jbichamaybe the dropping of the old overrides should need a ffe since it at least affects Ubuntu Studio14:06
smartboyhwUbuntu Studio!!?!?!?!? jbicha: !?14:07
didrocksmterry: is bug #1040221 landed or after beta1?14:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 1040221 in lightdm-remote-session-freerdp "FFe request: Provide remote login options" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104022114:09
LaneyI suppose other flavours might want to seed the ubuntu-default-settings too for now14:09
Laneyanything else will probably require some coordination14:10
mterrydidrocks, after beta114:10
didrocksmterry: thanks14:11
didrocksLaney: great email :)14:19
didrocksoupss14:19
didrocksjbicha: ^14:19
Laney:P14:19
Laneymy last email was about archive administrators, probably not so exciting14:19
didrocksLaney: I'm sure you wrote at least a great email in the past :)14:19
LaneyI think it was awesome though14:20
didrocksheh :)14:20
didrocksI read it ;)14:20
didrocksjbicha: you didn't put every overriden configuration on purpose?14:20
didrocksjbicha: I'm thinking about the font14:20
jbichadidrocks: several settings are in ubuntu-artwork14:23
didrocksyeah, you want to move them as well, right?14:23
didrocksor just keep them here14:23
didrocksand so we have two places14:23
jbichaI was thinking about moving the ubuntu-artwork binary to ubuntu-default-settings and that way there would be one file for the settings14:24
didrockswould make sense IMHO14:24
jbichabut I wasn't sure if we should do that for quantal14:24
didrocksyeah, probably a little bit late14:25
didrocksbetter to do that early in the cycle14:25
jbichaubuntu-artwork doesn't do gsettings overrides the right way :(14:25
didrocksjbicha: or really? I never looked at it TBH14:26
jbichainstead of being a 10_ override it's a ubuntu-artwork override which makes it difficult for a derivative to override it14:26
didrocksoh right, it's not numbered14:27
didrockswell, we can rename it if needed14:27
didrocksjbicha: I'm doing it, one sec14:27
jbichaif you rename it to .gsettings-override it should be ok14:28
didrocksjbicha: ah, there is a dh_gsettings doing it for us?14:28
didrocks(or something similar)14:29
jbichadh_installgsettings14:29
didrocksok, not sure it's called then14:29
didrockslet me check14:29
didrocksI guess it's not in debhelper.mk but gnome.mk14:29
jbichait should be automatic if it's named correctly :)14:29
didrockswell, you still need it to be called :)14:30
jbichaI believe it just works, debhelper calls it14:31
didrocksoh right /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk seems to call it :)14:32
didrocksusr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/10_ubuntu-artwork.gschema.override14:33
didrockslooking good :)14:33
jbichathanks, now when someone installs ubuntu-gnome-default-settings they should get Adwaita instead of Ambiance14:34
smartboyhwjbicha: Good job:)14:34
jbichaoh, I probably should have it recommend gnome-themes-standard then14:34
didrocksyep :)14:35
didrockshum weird, dconf-editor wants now to default to the non overriden values14:35
didrockseven if the override is installed and the gschemas.compiled is fresh14:35
didrockslet me have a look14:35
jbichadconf-editor is broken https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65481214:36
ubot2Gnome bug 654812 in editor "editor doesn't show overridden keys" [Normal,Unconfirmed]14:36
didrocksok, let's revert with gsettings then :)14:36
didrocksworking then :)14:36
didrocksjbicha: uploaded14:39
davmor2Hey guys I just hit this, could some one who knows libwebkitgtk confirm this is the rightplace please  (I'm assuming it is) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webkit/+bug/104687414:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 1046874 in webkit "There is an issue highlighting dropbox selectors in USC and Epiphany" [Undecided,New]14:50
pittigood night everyone!15:40
didrockshave a good night pitti!15:40
mterrytedg, kid all better?17:17
tedgmterry, Yup, all good.17:18
tedgmterry, Back to causing trouble :-)17:18
mterrymixed blessing17:18
mterry:)17:18
tedgHeh, yeah.17:18
* mterry logs off and on a few times17:18
xclaesseis it possible to make the launcher menu (the bar on the left in unity) auto hide ?17:22
xclaesseI remember in previous versions of unity it was hiding when a window comes next to it17:22
didrocksxclaesse: yeah, you have the autohide mode now or never hide it17:23
didrocksxclaesse: no more intellihide (only when a window comes next to it)17:23
didrocksxclaesse: in gnome-control-center -> display17:23
didrockstab behavior17:23
didrocksyou have a switch17:23
xclaessedidrocks, ok17:25
xclaessedidrocks, too bad they removed the smart mode, I liked it...17:25
didrocksxclaesse: I liked it too, but it confused the users17:25
mterryDoes anyone know how to make a bug report out of an error.ubuntu.com oops?  (So that I can get a retrace, if there's another way of doing that, I'd also like to know)18:04
mterrypitti, ^18:04
s9iper1mterry ??18:09
mterrys9iper1, links to more information on errors.ubuntu.com provides stacktraces and such, but they aren't retraced with symbols18:10
s9iper1mterry.. dont understand what you are talking about ?18:12
mterryWell, then I doubt you know the answer I'm looking for.  ;)18:14
s9iper1:D18:22
cyphermoxmterry: I don't know, one I tried to debug I just managed to reproduce anyway, and I think already had a few reports on LP19:30
cyphermoxit was a pretty obvious python trace though19:30
cyphermoxerrors.ubuntu.com looks pretty slow to me today :)19:34
mterrycyphermox, yeah19:34
mterrycyphermox, for the non-python ones, though.  Not sure how to make progress on them19:35
cyphermoxI was curious to see if there was something I could tackle there, but it's just erroring out for me19:35
cyphermoxmterry: you just get question marks I guess?19:35
dobeycyphermox: https://errors.ubuntu.com/?launchpad=false19:35
cyphermoxwooo!19:36
dobeythe launchpad poking it does is what kills it :)19:36
mterrycyphermox, yeah19:36
dobeymterry: which one is just giving you question marks?19:39
mterrydobey, any of the non-python ones19:39
cyphermoxmterry: yeah, I see how one like the nautilus report is pretty much worthless as is19:40
dobeyah ok19:40
dobeythe failed: /blah/blah stuff is confusing19:40
dobeymterry: i think that is from the retracer failing maybe?19:41
mterrydobey, seems like it's on all of them though19:41
dobeymterry: well, maybe there is a larger issue. and it's not just non-python stuff. the only ones i see that don't have a bug linked, are the ones that have "failed: …" in the "Function" column19:42
cyphermoxmterry: are there reports for the package you're looking at with SIGABRT in raise() ?19:42
cyphermox(or just "blah SIGSEGV"19:42
dobeyoh i guess even some of the python ones are actually crashing in C code somewhere19:43
mterrycyphermox, didn't dig that far19:44
cyphermoxthere might be some bugs on LP that failed to get retraced; or that are just hanging around and could give you another hint towards the actual bug19:45
dobeymterry: ping james_w about it maybe?19:57
mterryjames_w, heyo!  How do I extract a trace-with-symbols from errors.ubuntu.com?19:57
dobeyerr, or ev rather19:58
james_wthat I don't know, sorry19:58
dobeysorry; got confused about who works on that stuff :)19:58
mterryjames_w, OK, thanks.  I'll poke ev next19:58
mterrytedg, ping.  How about a new release of libpam-freerdp?  With that in quantal, all the remote-login MIRs will be done19:59
tedgmterry, https://code.launchpad.net/~freerdp-remote-team/libpam-freerdp/ubuntu/+merge/12294720:07
tedgmterry, Sorry, I forgot to put you as the reviewer20:07
* jbicha finds is suspicious that empathy depends on Qt ;)20:31
xnoxjbicha: oh the irony =)20:39
xnox=)))))))20:39
jbichaI mean it doesn't look bad from what I can see, I just doubt anyone else will be interested in using ubuntu-online-accounts unless it gets rewritten without Qt20:45
jbichait adds dozens of MB to the ubuntu-gnome image, libqtwebkit4 especially20:47
DarxusI'm trying to update an ubuntu gtk package, which I did recently successfuly.  I'm doing this in a chroot on ubuntu quantal.  I can't even tell where it's failing.  Any hints?  Full build output:  http://www.chaosreigns.com/tmp/gtk.build.fail.txt23:22
RAOFDarxus: Looks like some of the build-time checks have failed?23:37
RAOFAt least in part because they're looking for dbus services that aren't there.23:38
DarxusSo it's failing because I'm running in a chroot without dbus?  I object.23:40
xnoxDarxus: there are ways around that.23:41
Darxusxnox: Oh?23:42
xnoxDarxus: see similar packages. something like update manager (?!), or stuff that reverse depends on dbus.23:43
xnoxthere are a couple of packages in the archive with working dbus test-suites.23:43
xnoxif you want to fix it.23:43
xnoxOr simply ignore the results from the tests23:43
xnoxDarxus: dbus stuff is probably better tested in dep8 targets anyway23:44
DarxusThanks.23:49
RAOFDarxus: Do those tests pass on the buildds? If so, you could just see what the source package is doing.23:58

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