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didrocks | sil2100: hey, https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/bamf/libreoffice-base-and-tests-0.3/+merge/129005 is important IMHO (approved but not merged, i think you didn't add the quantal branches for those?) | 07:50 |
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didrocks | would be nice to confirm that it fixes "double clicking on an odt file in nautilus shows no appmenu" | 07:50 |
sil2100 | didrocks: let me look at it, but it indeed looks important | 07:51 |
didrocks | sil2100: not sure the fix is related to that (I just had a quick look TBH) | 07:51 |
sil2100 | didrocks: will test-build it then, but I see the bug is already set for SRU0/1 | 07:52 |
didrocks | sil2100: thanks! do not forget to restart bamfdaemon and unity (or use a guest session) for testing :) | 07:53 |
sil2100 | didrocks: I tend to use the guest session, since I can't guarantee anything on my main one ;p | 07:53 |
didrocks | heh ;) | 07:53 |
sil2100 | didrocks: tested the bamf branch - it doesn't fix the appmenu issue, since it's just related to LO Base, but it works | 09:02 |
didrocks | sil2100: ok, thanks for testing, good to put it in the SRU0 world then :) | 09:04 |
sil2100 | didrocks: np ;) | 09:09 |
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Trevinho | didrocks: hey, what was the bug you're referring to? | 09:49 |
sil2100 | Trevinho: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bamf/+bug/1026426 | 09:51 |
ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 1026426 in BAMF 0.2 "LibreOffice Unity integration (launcher and switcher) is broken" [High,In progress] | 09:51 |
sil2100 | Trevinho: this probably... | 09:52 |
Trevinho | sil2100: that's another bug, that's fixed by https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/bamf/libbamf-safer-factory-rematch-2.0 | 09:52 |
Trevinho | sil2100: at that point, could you please approve the precise branches for https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/bamf/libbamf-safer-factory-rematch-2.0 and https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/bamf/libreoffice-base-and-tests-0.2 ? | 09:52 |
sil2100 | But that's for 0.2, right? | 09:53 |
Trevinho | sil2100: yeah => precise | 09:53 |
sil2100 | Ah, I see a 0.3 too | 09:53 |
sil2100 | Awesome! | 09:53 |
Trevinho | the 1026426 bug was alredy fixed in 0.3 | 09:54 |
sil2100 | I'll test-run it | 09:54 |
Trevinho | sil2100: it would be nice to have a P SRU then | 09:54 |
sil2100 | Indeed! | 09:55 |
Mirv | yeah, that's what I asking as well | 10:33 |
Mirv | and I targeted the 1026426 also to precise for that reason | 10:34 |
MCR1 | sil2100: Hi :) Something seems to be wrong with the Unity merger... | 10:38 |
MCR1 | https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity/trunk | 10:38 |
MCR1 | It mixed my merge request with bschaefer's commit somehow... | 10:39 |
MCR1 | didrocks ^^ | 10:39 |
MCR1 | see r2827 | 10:39 |
MCR1 | never seen this before | 10:39 |
didrocks | MCR1: ask mmrazik|lunch and francis: they changed the merger, not really familiar how it works | 10:41 |
MCR1 | ok - seems strange though - I am now checking if my change was really merged | 10:43 |
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sil2100 | Not good | 10:45 |
MCR1 | sil2100: You see the problem ? | 10:45 |
sil2100 | MCR1: was your branch approved by anyone for merging? | 10:46 |
MCR1 | sil2100: My merge request was marked as merged and mixed with bschaefer's commit, but my change has not been merged (just checked it) | 10:46 |
MCR1 | sil2100: Not 100% sure, but I think not as noone commented on it... | 10:46 |
MCR1 | sil2100: And it was NOT merged either | 10:47 |
sil2100 | This is really strange, LP says one thing, merge commit says something else | 10:48 |
sil2100 | mmrazik|lunch: ^ | 10:48 |
MCR1 | yes exactly | 10:48 |
MCR1 | I am setting my branch up for review once again | 10:49 |
sil2100 | No, wait | 10:49 |
sil2100 | Let's wait for mmrazik|lunch to pop up back from lunch | 10:50 |
MCR1 | It fixes 3 bugs btw and should be approved by someone here :) - too late, sil2100 - I already did it | 10:50 |
sil2100 | Best if he sees the situation as it is | 10:50 |
sil2100 | MCR1: ah, no problem then | 10:50 |
sil2100 | MCR1: ;) | 10:50 |
MCR1 | ok | 10:50 |
sil2100 | MCR1: anyway, somethings broken - either LP is going mad or the new merger | 10:51 |
MCR1 | sil2100: The preview diff now shows no change although the change is not in trunk ! | 10:51 |
MCR1 | sil2100: Something smells very fishy here | 10:51 |
MCR1 | sil2100: My branch was somehow !destroyed! during the process and I had to commit the change again - which is a small problem for a one line fix, but might be a big problem for more complicated branches... | 11:07 |
sil2100 | MCR1: ouch | 11:18 |
sil2100 | fginther, mmrazik|lunch: ^ | 11:18 |
sil2100 | MCR1: I'll inform the guys about it | 11:18 |
MCR1 | thx | 11:18 |
MCR1 | not a big problem for me, but might be hard for others, so merges should be halted until fixed or there will be some angry programmers | 11:19 |
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sil2100 | For me it looks like a rather critical issue | 11:22 |
MCR1 | yep, for me too | 11:22 |
sil2100 | As it essentially 'breaks' lp:unity a bit | 11:23 |
MCR1 | yes | 11:23 |
MCR1 | that is why I immediately reported it | 11:23 |
sil2100 | With attaching LP info to bugs that are not fixed, but marked as fixed etc. = not good | 11:23 |
sil2100 | MCR1: big thanks for noticing this | 11:23 |
MCR1 | to not f*ck up lp:unity completely | 11:23 |
MCR1 | Is the merger kjust new for Unity or also for Compiz and other projects ? | 11:24 |
MCR1 | *-k | 11:24 |
sil2100 | MCR1: from what I know all trunks are using the new merger, i.e. compiz, unity, nux, libunity, bamf etc. | 11:26 |
sil2100 | MCR1: the quantal branches are still using the old one | 11:26 |
sil2100 | (i.e. lp:unity/6.0) | 11:26 |
MCR1 | sil2100: Just FYI: The bugs did not get marked as fixed... | 11:26 |
MCR1 | smspillaz: Attention !!! ^^ | 11:27 |
mmrazik | MCR1: regarding the branch... | 11:38 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: Yes ? | 11:39 |
mmrazik | MCR1: any chance brandon's branch included your revisions but didn't set your branch as prerequisite in the MP? | 11:39 |
mmrazik | actually.. I can check myself | 11:39 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: No, as my change is not in trunk yet. | 11:40 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: But my branch was somehow changed in the process also, I had to re-commit my fix. | 11:40 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: as the diff was empty after the broken merge | 11:41 |
mmrazik | MCR1: what does it mean "My merge request was marked as merged and mixed with bschaefer's commit" | 11:42 |
mmrazik | I don't understand the "mixed" part | 11:42 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: https://code.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity/trunk | 11:47 |
mmrazik | MCR1: I see... thanks | 11:48 |
MCR1 | Look at the last commit (r2827) - it says Merged branch lp:~mc-return/unity/unity.merge-fix1006429-fix1006434-fix1063171 | 11:48 |
MCR1 | but this is not true at all | 11:48 |
mmrazik | MCR1: I'm just looking at the log of Brandon's branch | 11:49 |
mmrazik | and there is a merge from your branch indeed | 11:49 |
mmrazik | MCR1: its r2817 in his branch | 11:50 |
mmrazik | sil2100: ^^^ | 11:50 |
mmrazik | MCR1, sil2100: TBH I don't know what we should do with stuff like this. It would most likely happen with the old merger as well as this part is still tarmac code | 11:51 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: Do you have a link ? Strange, because my change is not in unity trunk yet, see https://code.launchpad.net/~mc-return/unity/unity.merge-fix1006429-fix1006434-fix1063171/+merge/129150 | 11:51 |
mmrazik | MCR1: this is what I did. Not sure where to find it in launchpad: | 11:51 |
mmrazik | bzr branch lp:~brandontschaefer/unity/alt-grave-ordering-fix | 11:52 |
sil2100 | Confusing | 11:52 |
mmrazik | bzr log --include-merged|less | 11:52 |
mmrazik | that explains why it closed the bugs... the branch was included in Brandon's... so bzrlib/tarmac did some magic and found all the branches in tarmac, marked them merged | 11:53 |
mmrazik | it is just weird that the change didn't really make it into trunk | 11:53 |
MCR1 | I think Brandon tested my branch, maybe something got mixed there - but I am clueless | 11:54 |
mmrazik | weird is that the merge is in his log but the change isn't | 11:55 |
mmrazik | maybe he reverted it? | 11:55 |
* mmrazik is looking into it a bit more | 11:55 | |
MCR1 | might well be | 11:55 |
MCR1 | mmrazik: Sorry 4 the problems I am causing :-[ | 11:56 |
mmrazik | MCR1: not your fault ;) | 11:56 |
mmrazik | don't worry | 11:56 |
MCR1 | I am happy that at least the unity code was not mixed up by this... - so it is just a wrong commit message we are dealing with here... | 11:58 |
mmrazik | MCR1: well.. the commit message is sort of correct given that according to the log brandon's branch has some info about merging yours | 11:59 |
mmrazik | the weird thing is that the diff for that revision seems to be unrelated | 11:59 |
mmrazik | maybe he merged, then reverted (manually), did some more changes | 11:59 |
mmrazik | and commited | 12:00 |
MCR1 | probably | 12:00 |
mmrazik | let me followup by e-mail | 12:00 |
mmrazik | but to me this looks pretty much like some bzr/launchpad misuse | 12:00 |
mmrazik | from what I see in the logs/branches this behavior is expected when you do stuff like this | 12:00 |
mmrazik | sil2100: FYI ^^^. I'll followup to your e-mail. | 12:01 |
mmrazik | MCR1: what is your e-mail so I can CC you? | 12:02 |
mmrazik | (feel free to private msg; I'm just too lazy to find out myself) | 12:02 |
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didrocks | 13:53:06 mmrazik | that explains why it closed the bugs... the branch was included in Brandon's... so bzrlib/tarmac did some magic and found all the branches in tarmac, marked them merged | 12:37 |
didrocks | -> this is normally launchpad doing that automatically | 12:37 |
mmrazik | ok... so not bzrlib but launchpad.. | 12:38 |
didrocks | when you push a branch it scans the new commits | 12:38 |
didrocks | and check if all rev in every MR is included | 12:38 |
didrocks | and close them | 12:38 |
mmrazik | I think I tried that manually once and it didn't do it | 12:38 |
mmrazik | so thats why I thought bzrlib/tarmac is doing something more | 12:38 |
mmrazik | but I might be just mixing stuff | 12:38 |
didrocks | mmrazik: maybe there are some hiccups, but by using that at least 10 times a day, I can ensure you it generally works :) | 12:38 |
mmrazik | didrocks: it actually makes more sense | 12:39 |
mmrazik | good to know | 12:39 |
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Mirv | could someone with nvidia binary, someone with nvidia nouveau and/or someone with fglrx try out the nux from ppa:timo-jyrinki/prerelease in quantal and report back if seeing anything regressing in bringing Dash visible / active blur? | 12:45 |
Mirv | there's a performance patch included that probably shouldn't cause any trouble, but since I'm currently only able to test on intel... | 12:46 |
mhr3 | Mirv, tested nux trunk with nouveau, works fine, don't see any regressions | 12:58 |
Mirv | mhr3: thanks | 12:58 |
Mirv | yeah, nux trunk is fine as well for testing :) | 12:58 |
mhr3 | (otoh i don't see any performance benefits either) | 12:59 |
mhr3 | guess it's something small | 12:59 |
Mirv | it's small withing the context where dash causes all the slowness by drawing its contents over and over again | 12:59 |
Mirv | still it should help in some cases | 13:00 |
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groverblue | I just read that Unity will do away with 2D. I think this is a problem because (form my usage experience), 3D does not work well when I remote desktop into my Ubuntu machine. The screen does not redraw properly. | 13:26 |
Mirv | groverblue: the current solution is software rendering via llvmpipe | 13:30 |
Mirv | but there will be surely more work done on that front as well. fortunately 12.04 LTS will be supported for 5 years with its unity-2d. | 13:30 |
groverblue | good to hear on the support. I just wanted to make you guys aware that 3D + desktop sharing is an issue. | 13:32 |
groverblue | thank you for your response. | 13:32 |
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didrocks | sil2100: did you try https://bugs.launchpad.net/bamf/+bug/1026426? | 15:25 |
ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 1026426 in BAMF 0.2 "LibreOffice Unity integration (launcher and switcher) is broken" [High,In progress] | 15:25 |
sil2100 | didrocks: no, but I see Timo checked it and approved it | 15:27 |
sil2100 | didrocks: although now I notice there's only a merge to trunk and 0.2 | 15:27 |
sil2100 | 0.3 is missing | 15:27 |
didrocks | does it fix the "double click on a file and getting the appmenu?" | 15:28 |
didrocks | Trevinho: ^ | 15:28 |
sil2100 | Trevinho: could you backport it to 0.3 ? | 15:28 |
Trevinho | sil2100: it's already in 0.3... | 15:34 |
Trevinho | sil2100: (rev 487) | 15:34 |
sil2100 | Oh, didn't see it linked in the bug | 15:34 |
Trevinho | didrocks: mhmh.. not sure I got the issue... double clicking in an LO file... and? | 15:35 |
didrocks | Trevinho: you have a match in the launcher | 15:35 |
didrocks | Trevinho: but no appmenu | 15:35 |
Trevinho | didrocks: ah... well, I've never noticed it | 15:35 |
Trevinho | didrocks: chcking now, but it should be the same | 15:36 |
didrocks | Trevinho: can you have a look, just to ensure bamf isn't guilty? | 15:36 |
didrocks | that there is no nasty race :) | 15:36 |
Trevinho | didrocks: no, it doesn't fix it | 15:36 |
Trevinho | didrocks: need to switch back to another win to see the menus | 15:36 |
didrocks | Trevinho: ok, you think it's rather on libreoffice side than bamf? | 15:37 |
didrocks | yeah, exactly | 15:37 |
Trevinho | didrocks: well... let me think... need to check the panel code side | 15:38 |
didrocks | thanks Trevinho ;) | 15:38 |
didrocks | sil2100: FYI ^ (as I pinged you to track it yesterday ;)) | 15:38 |
Trevinho | didrocks: do we have a bug for that as well? | 15:38 |
didrocks | yep, one sec | 15:39 |
didrocks | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/1064962 | 15:40 |
ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 1064962 in libreoffice (Ubuntu Quantal) "Global menubar items do not work when opening a document directly from nautilus with no LibreOffice instance running" [High,Confirmed] | 15:40 |
Trevinho | now didrocks funny thing... if I do a gdbus monitor --session --dest com.canonical.Unity.Panel.Service --object-path /com/canonical/Unity/Panel/Service then the bug disappears | 15:41 |
Trevinho | mh, ok, not anymore | 15:41 |
didrocks | Trevinho: really funny :) | 15:42 |
Trevinho | and now again... -_- | 15:42 |
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Trevinho | didrocks: it doesn't seem an unity issue tough... Since also the panel service has not any menu stored... also doing a Sync after some time that LO has been opened, still the panel service has no menus... | 15:48 |
Mirv | sil2100: I branched 0.3 from trunk only after the merge | 15:48 |
Trevinho | so it seems more an indicator-appmenu issue | 15:48 |
didrocks | Trevinho: ok, thanks for confirming, can you ping Sweetshark on #ubuntu-desktop with that info? | 15:48 |
didrocks | and ted | 15:49 |
Trevinho | didrocks: yes | 15:49 |
didrocks | thanks Trevinho ;) | 15:49 |
sil2100 | Mirv: ah ;) | 15:49 |
sil2100 | Mirv: ok, thanks | 15:49 |
sil2100 | didrocks: I tried pinging ted twice, but e-mail is best probably | 15:50 |
didrocks | sil2100: maybe try on #systems? | 15:50 |
didrocks | larsu and others can have a look | 15:50 |
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ViaNocturna | wonder if anyone can help, when i log in, unity has no transparency etc, it takes a few log outs and log ins to get the full unity3d, anyone have any ideas why? | 17:37 |
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LBo | Hi, I'm using appindicator3 for a timer application | 20:57 |
LBo | It display %H:%M in the indicator label | 20:57 |
LBo | And I would like the colon to blink | 20:58 |
LBo | Replacing it with a space every second doesn't work because of the font spacing | 20:58 |
LBo | Is there a way I can achieve this? | 20:59 |
seb128 | LBo, that doesn't seem like a good idea | 21:01 |
seb128 | LBo, I don't know about the spacing question but that will create constant activity on the bus and wakeups for the system preventing any power manager to do its job | 21:02 |
LBo | seb128: ok, good argument | 21:03 |
meebey | seb128: are you involved in libmessaging-menu btw? | 21:03 |
meebey | seb128: I ported Smuxi to it and noticed an odd side effect | 21:03 |
seb128 | meebey, "involved", I used it and I'm following what those guys do but I'm not involved in the code | 21:03 |
LBo | I'll keep it to minute feedback then | 21:03 |
meebey | seb128: ic, do you know if its by design that the application entry in the msg menu will always start (invoke) the application? | 21:04 |
meebey | that works great as long as the application support single-instance, when not its a real pain though | 21:05 |
seb128 | LBo, great ;-) | 21:05 |
LBo | seb128: thanks for the help | 21:05 |
meebey | seb128: when you activate it I mean | 21:05 |
seb128 | meebey, I mentioned it to Lars when I ported xchat-indicator | 21:05 |
seb128 | LBo, yw! | 21:05 |
meebey | there is a source-activated event, too bad that wasnt used for the app itself... | 21:06 |
meebey | could have been null as source_id or so... | 21:06 |
seb128 | meebey, it's not so much "by design" that the recommended app behaviour, he wasn't against adressing that usecase, it just didn't think about it for the first iteration | 21:06 |
meebey | seb128: what was the outcome, or are there known workarounds? | 21:06 |
seb128 | it->he | 21:06 |
meebey | seb128: ic | 21:06 |
meebey | seb128: Lars is the main dev of it? | 21:07 |
seb128 | the outcome was "yeah; we should probably do something about that" | 21:07 |
seb128 | yes | 21:07 |
meebey | I should maybe talk to him then | 21:07 |
seb128 | he's larsu on IRC | 21:07 |
meebey | thank you | 21:07 |
seb128 | he's online during european work hours | 21:07 |
seb128 | yw | 21:07 |
seb128 | just open a bug otherwise | 21:07 |
seb128 | he reads those | 21:07 |
meebey | will do | 21:07 |
seb128 | it would be good to have that registered in the tracker in any case | 21:07 |
seb128 | great | 21:07 |
meebey | ack | 21:08 |
meebey | seb128: last question, what is the right project on LP? searching for libmessaging-menu wasnt that useful | 21:11 |
meebey | only found branches by ken | 21:11 |
seb128 | meebey, indicator-messages | 21:11 |
meebey | yeah, https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-messages thanks | 21:12 |
meebey | https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-messages/+bug/1065732 | 21:17 |
ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 1065732 in Messaging Menu "Application entry in Messaging Menu always starts the application" [Undecided,New] | 21:17 |
davidcalle | popey, I've just pushed a new commit on the merge. Another call wasn't stopped. SRU 0 material I suppoe. | 21:30 |
davidcalle | suppose* | 21:31 |
popey | davidcalle, thank you, yes, that's the plan | 21:32 |
davidcalle | popey, by the way, do you have a screenshot of the new legal button in the lens bar? I'm pretty curious about how it's going to be presented. | 21:33 |
popey | not yet, no | 21:33 |
seb128 | davidcalle, the version it is in the ubuntu-desktop ppa if you want to try it | 21:36 |
seb128 | davidcalle, it's basically a label in the lens bar at the right | 21:36 |
seb128 | davidcalle, it looks ok | 21:37 |
davidcalle | seb128, thanks! | 21:37 |
seb128 | yw | 21:37 |
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