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Len-nbastraljava, re: volume applet.  Fix committed, there were three apps commented out.01:33
micahgLen-nb: I assume you need a meta upload now?01:50
len-dtI would guess, though I don't know if there will be a respin before release.01:51
len-dtIt must be later than I thought micahg , I didn't realize you were around01:52
micahgyeah, I'm back :)01:53
micahglen-dt: ok, meta on its way as soon as the test build finishes02:00
len-dtmicahg, where would we put settings that guide an upgrade from version to version02:00
len-dtGreat02:00
len-dt micahg thank you02:00
micahglen-dt: did you tell skaet that you want a respin once that's in?02:01
len-dtNo. I will... #ubuntu-release?02:01
micahgyeah02:01
ailolen-dt: Nice work. 06:39
ailoAnd everyone else too :)06:39
Len-nbThe respin got delayed... just starting now.06:41
ailolen-dt: I have the volume applet, but there's no empty space between menu -> systray09:54
ailoThe separator between "Window Buttons" and "Systray" is not expanded09:55
ailoI don't know where the file is which handles that. Trying to find it10:00
ailoFound it10:07
ailolen-dt: Would be great if you could confirm the problem with the panel layout. 10:21
ailoI updated the source for ubuntustudio-default-settings to have that separator be expanded by default10:21
ailomicahg: I've updated ubuntustudio-default-setting with one tiny commit. Any chance to have it uploaded? I haven't bumbped the debian version though. What was the recommended method?10:23
astraljavaLen-nb: len-dt: The -publishing doesn't come on upgrades, if none of the currently installed packages recommend it. Seeds don't apply on upgrades.11:51
len-dtastraljava, I am less worried about publishing as it is obvious its missing. photography is half  there. What I was saying was That upgrade should not be considered as the proper way to move from 12.04 to 12.1013:00
astraljavalen-dt: I think it's a matter of whether it is a supported process or not. Now it obviously isn't, so it shouldn't be advertised as one in the release notes.13:16
len-dtastraljava, a policy question then :) you may not know... should the upgrade be considered "passed" if the system is runnable after an upgrade? or should I leave it failed?13:21
astraljavalen-dt: Hmm... are there proper test cases for upgrade? I'd say it has to pass all the relevant tests, just like a new install, in order to be considered successful.13:22
len-dtJa there is a test case for upgrade. I marked it failed.13:23
len-dtI thought maybe there might be a normal script in meta or settings packge that only get run in the upgrade case we could use to fix this13:24
astraljavalen-dt: There's only the tests in various pre- and post- scripts for upgrade)13:25
len-dtJust like there is a preinstall an install and a postinst13:25
len-dtThat may work. Is it version specific?13:26
astraljavaNo, but the scripts may vary depending on version, of course.13:26
* len-dt is thinking ahead to LTS->LTS13:26
astraljavaYeah. You can of course script in version checks.13:27
len-dtastraljava, it may be simpler to just add the two new metas to desktop till after the next LTS13:28
astraljavaWell... more packages might not necessarily be easier to support. :) More things to remember, more things to upload...13:29
len-dtastraljava, I'm just thinking in terms of making the LTS upgradelook the same as the live ISO.13:40
len-dt(or at least closer)13:41
astraljavaVanilla may use something that's coded into do-release-upgrade. I'm not sure about those, though.13:42
smartboyhwlen-dt, so you want to abolish the whole upgrade testcase?14:34
len-1210LMMS pulls in the windows fonts with the do you accept screen. How would live ISO/install deal with this?15:30
len-1210ailo, ^^15:30
len-1210And does that mean wine is in there too?15:31
* len-1210 finds yes it does... VST support.15:31
len-1210this would make LMMS hard to include in our ISO as we have found before15:32
smartboyhwlen-1210, er...You want to abolish the whole upgrade testcase am I correct?15:37
len-1210I don't know, I think it is broken in a way that will not be fixed for q15:38
len-1210We can leave it as failed15:39
len-1210(and won't be fixed)15:39
len-1210However, I would like more input than mine15:40
smartboyhwAnyways... len-1210 even JoseeAntonioR had to fire off an email to see who is doing the Open Week session...Are you in? ailo also?15:40
len-1210I think I mentioned it on thelist. So I expect comments there15:41
len-1210Open Week... at that time I will be walking hard and fast... probably in the rain, with both hands full.15:42
smartboyhwlen-1210, eh......... so?15:42
* smartboyhw should expect ailo then:D15:42
smartboyhwAnyway I am going to sleep scott-work/ScottL ailo stochastic len-1210 holstein just reply the email back to JoseeAntonioR if you want to do the session, got to sleep bye!15:45
len-1210bye15:45
* holstein checking the scheule to see16:06
ailolen-dt: We need to do whatever we are doing with jackd16:34
len-dtLMMS also doesn't end up in the menu :P  ailo not sure what you mena about jack17:02
* len-dt is on his way out the door...17:02
ailolen-dt: Normally you answer y/n to realtime when installing jackd. The iso install does that automatically17:19
ailoThere is one difference though17:20
ailoI guess something about licensing?17:20
ailolen-dt: Did you try the latest ISO? Did you also have a non-expanded separator on the top panel?17:21
len-dtLatest ISO still has non-expanded sep.19:55
len-dtailo, when upgrading jack the config should not change.19:56
len-dtailo, in my opinion... the ubuntu version of jackd should look at the kernel and if it is lowlat. put in yes and no otherwise. It really shouldn't need a people to answer that question. The only reason to not have jack RT is if the kernel can't give it.20:10
ailolen-dt: You need the realtime option also with -generic, to get any kind of good performance20:34
ailolen-dt: The package is designed with Debian in mind20:34
ailoUsers belong to audio group by default on Debian, so all you require in order to get realtime privilege is the file that the jackd package adds to /etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf20:35
len-dtailo, wine fonts being a license really should have the user read and ok. Hitting yes for them is probably not legal.20:35
ailolen-dt: Question is if we are allowed to distribute or not. If yes, all we need to do is add info on the download page20:36
ailolen-dt: The reason why users are asked about putting the audio.conf file is because some say it poses a security issue20:37
len-dtThe font installer is separate and could be run after ISO install 20:37
len-dtailo, I didn't know that20:37
ailolen-dt: There are different opinions as to which way would be the best way to achieve realtime privilege20:38
ailoSome would rather have rtkit handle it20:38
ailoBut, since we just get the solution directly from Debian, we get what we get20:39
len-dtYa, when if they change so do we.20:39
ailolen-dt: About ubuntustudio-default-settings. Procedure for updating the changelog? There was a command to do that based on commits, I believe..20:40
ailoI would like to solve that first, and then try to get anyone to upload it20:41
len-dtI have been putting the comments in changelog and then pasting to commit.20:41
len-dtI happen to use joe to edit so the text is normally still on the screen anyway.20:42
ailoOk. I think there was a command to create the changelog automatically based on commits20:42
ailoToo tired to investigate right now20:42
ailoMaybe micahg will turn up tomorrow, and we can wrap it up quickly20:42
len-dtYes I have heard there is... I would think it was some BZR command but it seems to me it is a deb* command.20:43
ailodch is the debian script that you usually use for updating Debian package changelogs20:43
len-dtailo,  it looks like the MSfonts package is optional.20:44
ailoIn this case, I believe it was a bzr / debian tool20:44
ailolen-dt: Ah, right. Then we just do a "no" for the ISO install. And if we could add a thing at first login, which tells you there are unfinished tasks, that would be the best I think20:45
len-dtSee the comment in the mailing list too. from Eric20:46
len-dtailo, we could "blacklist" the fonts20:46
* falktx jumps in20:47
falktxLMMS doesnt have any piece of non-free code in it20:48
falktxWine is the one responsible for pulling the ms fonts20:48
falktxany app that relies on wine will pull those20:48
len-dtIt is just the ms fonts, but they are recommends20:48
len-dtWe had issues with wine before breaking the amd64 ISO build.20:49
falktxlmms on 64bit doesn't use wine afaik20:49
falktxsomehow it's not possible to build wine64 stuff on launchpad20:50
len-dtSo it has a different feature set?20:50
falktxyes20:50
falktxonly the 32bit has the vst support20:50
len-dtSounds nice for support :P20:50
falktxI want to find out why wine-64bit fails to install on the launchpad builds, I need it for my tools20:51
falktxit's very weird, something related to multiarch, but complicated20:51
len-dtIf it is included on the LIVE ISO it would have to be without the licenced fonts.20:51
ailoI find wine 32bit/64bit a bit confusing. I think most things I run on wine are 32bit, but then some 32bit stuff don't seem to work20:52
ailoShould be possible to run 32bit vst on amd64 wine?20:52
falktxyes20:52
falktxit works just fine20:52
len-dtThat would make sense20:53
falktxbuilding wine64 binaries on launchpad is the issue20:53
falktxthis is why the 64bit build of lmms doesn't have vst20:53
micahgailo: bumping changelog after a released version is dch -i -DUNRELEASED23:30

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