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robruxnox, ping02:10
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Chucrute301You are here?02:46
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BigWhaleGood Morning.04:30
pittiGood morning04:56
RAOFGood morning pitti, BigWhale!04:56
pittihey RAOF, how are you?04:57
RAOFI be fine.04:57
RAOFHows about yourself?04:58
BigWhaleI wonder which timezone are you people from ... :>04:59
RAOFA fine GMT+11 here!04:59
BigWhale+1 here05:00
BigWhaleyes ... it's 6am ... :>05:00
RAOFThat's perhaps a bit early in the morning ☺05:04
pittiRAOF: I'm great, thanks!05:13
pittiBigWhale: right, UTC+1 here05:13
duflusmspillaz: My first task for this bug was to do what you just logged in a new bug... https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107081705:22
ubot2Launchpad bug 1070817 in Compiz "make test fails in CompizConfigPython.test_* (OTHER_FAULT) " [Medium,In progress]05:22
dufluSo you can have both bugs if you want :)05:22
snkthello all05:33
snktcan anyone help me how the booting process in ubuntu take place... which is the scripts it runs after executing /init ?05:34
RAOFsnkt: upstart runs the jobs configured in /etc/init/; its SysV compatibility layer also runs the appropriate stuff in /etc/init.d05:38
* duflu is surprised to see that quantal still has /any/ legacy init scripts05:40
snktRAOF, thanks for instant reply.... actually I want to optimize ubuntu 11.10 bootup time...05:44
snktRAOF, right now ubuntu stuck for almost 3-4 mins after executing /init.... and then enters into rc2.d....05:45
snktI m not able to figure out where it get stuck and why?05:45
snktwill you please help me???05:45
RAOFYou'll probably be better served in #ubuntu. And possibly by upgrading to 12.04 :)05:46
snktRAOF, I m working on ARM based embedded device05:49
RAOFduflu: We get a bunch of init scripts from Debian; they're the majority of *my* legacy scripts.05:50
RAOFPlus, inexplicably, apparmour.05:50
dufluRAOF: Right, but I assume nothing major in the critical path of boot performance is still legacy-style :)05:51
RAOFsnkt: To better answer your question - have you tried getting a bootchart? Simply installing the bootchart package will get you a bootchart on each boot, with nicely broken down I/O, CPU usage, and process timing.06:00
snktRAOF, thanks .... I will try...06:15
didrocksgood morning07:09
pittibonjour didrocks07:13
didrocksguten morgen pitti, how are you?07:14
pittididrocks: Mir geht es gut, danke! Und dir?07:14
didrocksIch habe gut geschlafen :)07:15
pittifor the first time in several cycles I get intel GPU hangs again about once or twice per day :(07:16
didrocksblank screen or hanging? (can you access a tty when it happens?)07:17
pittiyes, tty work fine; but X freezes, only mouse works07:17
pittirestarting X sessino then causes a lot of screen corruption and compiz using 100% CPU, so only reboot helps07:18
* pitti hugs byobu07:18
didrocksI had that last Saturday… during my talk…07:19
pittiouch07:19
pittididrocks: but in raring, not quantal hopefully?07:19
didrocksraring yeah07:19
pittiargh, another freeze07:40
pittididrocks: FYI, I reported mine as bug 108100907:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 1081009 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) "[arrandale] GPU lockup IPEHR: 0x02000022" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108100907:50
pittiI do get the .crash files07:50
pittibryce, tjaalton: ^ did you hear about GPU lockups in raring? haven't had those for ages07:50
didrockspitti: subscribing, thanks07:56
pittididrocks: do you have Arrandale as well?07:56
didrockspitti: I just looked at the crash file, seems to be the same07:57
tjaaltonpitti: Iä07:59
tjaaltonuh07:59
tjaaltonI07:59
tjaaltondamn07:59
* pitti hugs tjaalton07:59
tjaaltonpitti: I'm not on raring yet :)07:59
tjaaltonthere07:59
pittiah, wise08:00
tjaaltonbut I guess you could try the quantal kernel, to see if it's a regression08:00
pittiyeah, I will08:00
pittior rather, whether the bug is in the kernel or mesa etc.08:00
pittiit is definitively a regression, it just started a few days ago; before that I haven't had freezes since lucid or so08:00
tjaalton3.7 did rewrite a bunch of stuff in drm/i915, so it's possible there are some regressions left08:00
tjaaltonwell, check if you got a newer kernel08:01
tjaaltonx-wise there hasn't been much updates yet08:01
pittiyes, it roughly coincides with the update to 3.708:01
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seb128hey desktopers09:19
pittibonjour seb12809:22
didrockssalut seb128, ça va?09:23
seb128pitti, hey, how are you?09:23
seb128didrocks, lut, oui, et toi ?09:23
didrocksseb128: ça va bien, en forme! :)09:23
didrocksseb128: meeting report reminder!09:23
seb128didrocks, oh, thanks09:23
seb128didrocks, overslept again, I think I'm compensating for the w.e long nights I didn't have this w.e ;-)09:23
pittiseb128: sehr gut, danke!09:24
didrocksseb128: heh, I started later as well yesterday and today (~8am instead of 7) :)09:24
seb128hehe09:24
didrocksand in the evening, was quite difficult to not fall asleep09:24
Laneymorning09:24
didrockshey Laney :)09:24
seb128hey Laney, how are you?09:25
* Laney had a nap last night ...!09:25
pittiseb128: oh, que as-tu fait le week-end?09:25
seb128pitti, j'étais chez didrocks à Lyon09:25
pittiseb128: à la conference?09:25
Laneyseb128: yeah good thanks, it's my girlfriend's birthday today so we're going out later (and tomorrow, and friday ...)09:25
seb128pitti, on est allé aux JDLL, une conférence logiciel libre, avec vuntz et d'autres09:25
seb128Laney, nice!09:26
LaneyI got her a banjo as a present09:26
seb128Laney, have fun then ;-)09:26
pittihey Laney, how are you09:26
Laneycan hear it being played now :p09:26
pittiLaney: oh wow!09:26
seb128lol09:26
didrocksLaney: sounds funny, hoping it'll play fine with the neighbours ;)09:26
pittiLaney: do you play as well?09:27
pittiLaney: so that you can perform Dueling Banjos?09:27
Laneypitti: sadly I'm pretty inept when it comes to music09:27
Laneyreally keen to learn piano though09:27
pittihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj9ghC2SgbY :)09:28
Laneyhah09:29
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone09:44
pittihey chrisccoulson09:45
chrisccoulsonhi pitti, how are you?09:46
pittichrisccoulson: I'm quite fine, thanks!09:46
seb128hey chrisccoulson, how are you?09:47
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, pretty good thanks. still gradually working through test failures ;)09:48
chrisccoulsonhow are you?09:48
seb128quite good thank you ;-)09:48
chrisccoulsonah, i guess the fullscreen tests will fail in xvfb, without a window manager09:55
* didrocks now builds all upstream source packages (and signing them) inside a cowbuilder chroots, with all build-deps installed \o/09:58
Laneyjibel: pitti: do you know what happened here https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Raring/view/AutoPkgTest/job/raring-adt-libproxy/ARCH=i386,label=albali/lastFailedBuild/console ? looks like the test environment broke?10:06
pittiLaney: yeah, we can just poke the tests; in meeting, brb10:12
Laneyok10:12
pittiLaney: poked10:20
Laneymerci mon ami10:20
pittide rien :)10:21
Laneyit'll be good to have access to do that oneself once these start influencing migration10:22
pittiLaney: so it's happy again10:45
Laneynice, cheers10:45
* Laney compares console output10:46
Laneyheh10:48
Laneyseems the actual test itself doesn't run with set -x10:49
Laneyso you see an absolute ton of information from the test runner, but not very much from the test10:49
Sweetsharkseb128: could you recheck why bug 1037111 is still stuck? its a security issue and has been waiting for quite some time ...11:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 1037111 in libreoffice (Ubuntu Precise) "[SRU] LibreOffice 3.5.7 for precise" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/103711111:25
seb128Sweetshark, because the SRU team is behind in queue review, there are over 30 items waiting in the precise queue and close from 40 in the quantal one11:27
seb128Sweetshark, try pinging them directly maybe saying that there is a security issue there ... I guess they will ask why it's not going through -security in this case though11:28
Sweetsharkseb128: I will ping security about it, maybe they can fasttrack this one.11:34
seb128Sweetshark, thanks11:39
Sweetsha1kseb128: btw I have a call with TDF Advisory Board at 1800CET, so I might be somewhat absent minded in the desktop-meeting11:47
Sweetsha1ksource code comment: "FIXME: STYLE_* duplicate values from editeng::SvxBorderStyle, which in turn duplicates values from com::sun::star::table::BorderLineStyle: this needs cleaning up on master" reviewers comment: "yep it sure does :-)"11:55
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seb128Sweetshark, ok, well the meeting is at 17:30 and should be over by 1812:00
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chrisccoulsonhmmm, running firefox tests with the volume up is always entertaining13:02
qenghochrisccoulson: hah. I bet a few minutes making a dummy pulse audio sink would be worthwhile, but not as funny.13:08
chrisccoulsonqengho, i hope the machines that run the autopkgtest's have audio hardware :)13:08
chrisccoulsonit would be quite amusing for them to play random sounds every now and again13:09
qenghochrisccoulson: I'll buy all your beer one day next meeting if you make the tests data sound like UPS-failure klaxons.13:11
chrisccoulsonlol13:11
seb128bah, after reading bugs around in different bug trackers I'm unsure about g-c-c 3.614:59
seb128the ibus stuff sucks :-(14:59
desrthater14:59
seb128lol14:59
seb128GNOME 3.6 has quite some keyboard related problems, I'm not sure what to do14:59
desrt3.8 looks nice?15:00
desrt:D15:00
seb128no15:00
seb128one part of the issue is ibus "simplification"15:00
seb128one other issue is GNOME design simplification15:00
seb128some class of users hate not having the "by dialog layout"15:00
desrt"nobody that i know *actually* speaks chinese... we can remove that option, right?"15:01
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seb128desrt, something like that yeah... :-(15:02
desrtwas the stated goal of this to force ibus to improve?15:02
seb128there is a valid usecase to have e.g a command line in "us" layout and an im or document editor in "zh"15:02
desrtor was it some mix of "it'll do" and "those users will get by..."15:02
desrtoh15:03
desrtthey removed by-window layouts?15:03
seb128well, the "by dialog input" was dropped because designers (aday) said "it's too complex of a model to be easily understandable"15:03
seb128yes15:03
desrthuh.15:03
desrti have to admit that my every attempt to use per-window keyboard layout was utterly utterly miserable15:03
seb128why?15:04
desrti always lost track of what was what15:04
desrti'm probably relatively 'stupid' though15:04
desrtsince i never used this feature very extensively, i never got used to it15:04
seb128the panel indicator tells you15:04
desrtseb128: i'm not usually looking at chrome while i type15:04
seb128and people who use it do it in a context which is "logic" to them15:04
seb128like "command line needs to be "us" for commands"15:05
desrtseb128: the other thing i found is that new windows were always getting the 'wrong' layout15:05
seb128"writting im is chinese"15:05
desrtseb128: did this get properly flamefested on a list yet?15:07
seb128yeah, ddl15:09
kenvandinechrisccoulson, maxVersion for extensions isn't that imporant anymore right?15:13
kenvandineit doesn't keep it from working15:13
seb128grumpf15:17
seb128didrocks, desrt, kenvandine, mterry, jbicha: how much would you hate staying on g-s-d and g-c-c 3.4 another cycle? ;-)15:17
mterryseb128, hah15:17
didrocksseb128: no strong opinion, do what is best for us IMHO :)15:17
kenvandinei don't think i would care all that much actually15:17
mterryseb128, seems bad15:17
seb128mterry, do you volunteer to fix all the world keyboard issues? ;-)15:18
mterryseb128, are there problems?15:18
seb128mterry, joke aside read the backlog just before the question15:18
* mterry reads15:18
mterryseb128, is there a path out or is gnome always going to be bad?  i mean, are we saying we're on 3.4 forever?  (We can't patch in old keyboard behavior and get all the other stuff in 3.6?)15:22
desrtseb128: i just talked to aday and read the bug about the layout switcher thing15:23
desrti get the impression that feature is coming back15:23
seb128mterry, there are discussions about adding back some of the features but there are at the stage where designers say "yeah, there is a problem but ENOCLUE how to design that feature or to have it look simple"15:23
seb128desrt, the bug suggest that aday doesn't have a clue how that feature could work in practice yet15:24
mterryseb128, is the ibus stuff integrated so tightly we could't forward-patch it into 3.6?15:25
seb128mterry, well, it's quite some changes, I guess we could replace the plugins by the all codebase for the region capplet and for the g-s-d layout code15:26
mterryseb128, I'm just nervous that we'd apply this same logic to stay on 3.4 while the rest of the desktop moves to 3.8 and 3.1015:27
mterryseb128, (I don't care much about this particular cycle , i.e. 3.4 vs 3.6 specifically)15:28
mterryjust worried about future15:28
desrtmterry: hah.  joke's on you.  we stay on 3.4 forever. :)15:28
desrt(for everything)15:28
mterry:)15:28
seb128mterry, yeah, I don't like it either, our g-s-d g-c-c situation has been a pain for 3 cycles15:30
jbichadesrt: the ibus situation hasn't been flamelisted in a while, we're past due ;)15:31
LaneyI don't really understand the problems15:31
Laneya mail to -desktop might be best?15:31
seb128Laney, ubuntu-desktop?15:32
Laneyyeah15:32
Laneyunless you want to start another flamefest :-)15:32
jbichaevery other distro is basically forced into gnome 3.6 though; I don't know anyone else that will try to hold back g-c-c 3.415:32
jbichaseb128: is it really that horrible for input-method-users to do the Ctrl+Space thing or whatever whenever they want to switch input methods?15:36
seb128Laney, see "Re: Better Maintenance of IBus, i.e., the Input Framework" on the list on 2012-10-17 for some of the issues discussed15:37
Laneyddl?15:38
seb128Laney, no, ubuntu-desktop list15:38
seb128jbicha, it's rather the other way around, no distro shipped GNOME 3.6 to users yet ... f18 is delayed to january, Debian is frozen, opensuse is still on 3.415:38
seb128jbicha, and yes, having to ctrl-space every time you alt-tab sucks a lot15:39
Laneyhmm15:39
seb128imagine you alt-tab between your code editor and an im where you chat with a friend15:39
seb128code and api are in english15:39
seb128the im is in chinese15:39
seb128you would need to alt-tal then change layout every time15:39
seb128worth if you use the mouse15:39
seb128jbicha, vuntz confirms that opensuse is still on ibus 1.4 and their maintainer refuse to update15:43
seb128so same story that Debian15:43
cyphermoxdid ibus lose the per-app im context or whatever?15:44
seb128yes15:44
Laneythat was something it did implicitly before?15:44
cyphermoxah, an interesting decision15:44
seb128the GNOME guys convinced one of the maintainer15:44
cyphermoxLaney: yeah15:44
Laneyand gnome grows a dep on > 1.5 I suppose15:44
Laneyhmm15:44
seb128yes15:45
Laneywhat's suse doing with gcc/gsc then?15:45
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cyphermoxdid we get the opinion on that from one of the interested parties? like on -devel I mean?15:45
desrtit's a bad day for this conversation15:46
seb128desrt, why?15:46
desrtaday is sick15:46
desrti suggest shelving it for now and letting the flames fly tomorrow15:46
seb128desrt, well it doesn't need a decision today and it doesn't block us to discuss our GNOME 3.6 strategy15:46
seb128since 3.6 has the regression anyway15:47
seb128aday will also not fix ibus which has the same issue...15:47
desrti get the feeling that if aday wanted it fixed he could get it fixed15:47
seb128desrt, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=684210#c23 suggests it's not an easy case to design/resolve though15:48
ubot2Gnome bug 684210 in Region & Language ""Separate layout per window" is missing" [Normal,Unconfirmed]15:48
desrtseb128: exactly.15:48
desrtsounds like it could use the work of .... a designer :D15:48
seb128which gives me the feeling it might not be resolved this cycle15:49
desrtseb128: what do you care?15:49
desrtplanning a backport from 3.8?15:49
seb128I don't want those limitations to be released with raring15:49
seb128well, that would be a way out15:49
desrtseb128: i mean that you don't really care about gnome development this cycle15:49
seb128I'm really trying to figure what to do15:49
desrtright15:49
seb128well, that's broken in 3.615:50
seb128which is why I started with "should we stay on g-s-d/g-c-c 3.4 another cycle"15:50
desrtcan we revert?15:50
desrtmaybe revert the ibus changes and patch in our own version of the UI15:50
seb128we would loose the ibus integration from 3.6 ... which is what I was leaning toward doing15:50
desrtor even just have a hidden gsettings flag15:50
seb128desrt, yeah, I'm leaning toward something like that15:52
seb128I was just wondering if there is a good reason why we need 3.615:52
seb128or if it would be easier to keep the status quo and keep using our current version15:52
desrtso less discussion, more investigation :)15:52
seb128well, personally I'm fine staying on 3.415:53
desrtjbicha hates you15:53
seb128right, the GNOME remix is part of the issue15:53
seb128I've 3.6 installed there15:53
seb128I didn't see anything compelling in it15:53
seb128I would have an issue with their new background panel if we didn't decide to just fork that15:54
desrtya.  that's pretty hilarious.15:54
desrt"the old design is so complicated!  let's make it simple!  REALLY REALLY simple!!"15:54
seb128their new mouse panel is not really nice either if you ask me15:55
desrtdidn't see it yet15:56
seb128http://blogs.gnome.org/mclasen/files/2012/08/mouse-panel.png15:56
seb128it's only text and the alignments are weird15:56
desrtwtf15:56
desrt"test your settings" is hilarious15:57
desrtthis is almost a joke15:57
desrtit has a picture of a cat15:57
seb128;-)15:57
desrtokay15:57
desrtactually, it's kinda cute15:57
* desrt gets it now15:57
desrtit's a picture of a cat and a girl holding a kite15:58
desrtand it's there so that you have to scroll up to see the kite15:58
desrtthus testing your scrolling settings15:58
seb128yeah15:58
seb128it's the main screen which looks weird to me, the test screen is ok15:58
seb128well, anyway I don't care much about those, that panel is not an important one and we keep our version of "background"15:59
desrtif you do 5 quick clicks on the test area it says 'Five clicks, GEGL time!'15:59
seb128lol15:59
jbicha_seb128: but if we don't take g-c-c 3.6 then the keyboard layout "indicator" in GNOME Shell will be broken in yet another Ubuntu release, bug 104591416:01
ubot2Launchpad bug 1045914 in ibus (Ubuntu) "Keyboard layout doesn't show in GNOME Shell session" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104591416:01
desrtseb128: told you :)16:02
jbichaseb128: but if we don't take g-c-c 3.6 then the keyboard layout "indicator" in GNOME Shell will be broken in yet another Ubuntu release, bug 104591416:02
jbichaand that affects more people than just those who want to use English & Chinese at the same time16:02
seb128jbicha, yeah, but better to have the keyboard indicator broken in gnome-shell than the keyboard use broken for all of Russia and China though16:02
seb128well16:02
seb128- it's only an indicator16:03
jbicharussia uses input methods? why?16:03
seb128- it's only one desktop16:03
seb128jbicha, because the use a cyrilic alphabet?16:03
jbichait's also gdm, which makes it challenging to log in to a multinational computer16:03
jbichaI thought ibus was mostly for those languages that have far more than 30 letters in their alphabet16:04
seb128well, I'm sure we could write a shell extension that works with ibus 1.416:04
seb128jbicha, see for example bugs like https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68685916:05
ubot2Gnome bug 686859 in Indicator "Windows cant have keyboard set independently" [Normal,Resolved: duplicate]16:05
jbichaI much prefer g-c-c 3.6; it looks far better in GNOME than the hacked-up thing we were using in quantal16:05
seb128or https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=684210#c3116:05
ubot2Gnome bug 684210 in Region & Language ""Separate layout per window" is missing" [Normal,Unconfirmed]16:05
seb128jbicha, in which sense? the grid because of the broken icons?16:06
qenghoNo matter how many times I type it "raring" never looks spelled right.16:07
jbichaseb128: one reason that I think that it's important for us to make it easy for people to use the latest GNOME is that it's not really very possible to influence GNOME design if we're using something that's 2 versions out of date16:09
jbichathe mouse & universal access panels were redesigned in the new g-c-c16:09
jbichamaybe desrt's jhbuild project will help with that a bit16:10
Laneyqengho: Semantic satiation. I have it with most release names ... 'precise' doesn't have any meaning for me any more16:10
desrtjbicha: imho gnomebuntu should be based on jhbuild16:10
desrti continue to content that what you are attempting to do is impossible16:11
desrt*contend16:11
jbichawhat version of gnome-user-docs do we ship if we're using mostly GNOME 3.6 except for gnome-control-center which is one of the biggest parts of the user help?16:11
seb128jbicha, well, to be fair if you want to influence the design you better follow designs in the wiki before this hit real code16:11
seb128because by time they are working code it's late to influence the design16:11
qenghoLaney: not s-s. It didn't look right the first time either!16:12
jbichadesrt: I'm just trying to keep the split from getting too big16:12
seb128jbicha, so, would you be happy if we do ibus 1.4 and g-s-d/g-c-c 3.6 with the keyboard stack from 3.4?16:13
Laneyqengho: dang then I don't know what's wrong with you. seek help!16:13
desrtjbicha: i'm surprised that you still think that this is possible16:13
seb128desrt, jbicha: what's the goal of gnomebuntu? having a GNOME session on top of Ubuntu following the "values" of Ubuntu (e.g stability, integration with the OS, ...) or having a crack of the day vanilla version of GNOME?16:14
jbichaseb128: it would at least be better to use 85% gnome-control-center 3.616:14
qenghoLaney: ah, now *those words* have reached semantic saturation for me.16:14
jbichanow that gnome's released g-c-c 3.6.3 that code base won't really change16:14
desrtseb128: your tone is unfair16:15
jbichaseb128: I have several goals which I should write down; one of them is that I'm tired of new GNOME contributors being told that they need to run Fedora if they want to develop GNOME16:15
seb128jbicha, ok, works for me ... I will drop an email to ubuntu-desktop about that and start tweaking the g-s-d/g-c-c stacks and drop the new ibus from the ppa16:15
seb128desrt, sorry didn't mean it to be this way :-(16:16
seb128desrt, let me rephrase16:16
seb128desrt, is the goal of the remix to have the most uptodate version or to have what we think is the most usable and tested version of GNOME16:16
desrtseb128: i could equally ask if the goal of gnomebuntu is to have a consistent experience following the upstream design and based on its values of simplicity and precision or if we will continue crackrock distro patching for the whims of canonical's crazy designers16:16
seb128desrt, I wouldn't say jhbuild is the most usable and tested one16:16
jbichaI believe running the Ubuntu development release is far safer than running rawhide and that Ubuntu can ship GNOME that's nearly equivalent with what other distros do16:16
desrtseb128: jhbuild can mean many things16:17
desrtseb128: the r-t uses jhbuild to build the stable releases as well16:17
seb128desrt, oh, come on, jhbuild is not tested and stable16:17
seb128well not as much as releases16:17
desrtseb128: i say again: jhbuild can mean many things16:17
seb128what do you mean by using jhbuild to build gnobuntu then?16:17
desrtseb128: each gnome release is made as a set of jhbuild modulesets16:17
seb128is that include getting ride of the packaging system?16:17
desrtpoint jhbuild at those stable modulesets and you get stable gnome16:17
desrtpoint it at git master and you get... well... git master16:18
desrtshouldn't be much of a surprise?16:18
jbichaI believe it's a bad idea for developers to use a different distro than the majority of users16:18
seb128well still with the fluctuation of trunk in a serie16:18
desrtjbicha: you could argue about if ubuntu users are really gnome users16:18
jbichadesrt: Ubuntu GNOME users surely are16:19
seb128desrt, well, the goal of that remix is to provide GNOME for Ubuntu users?16:19
desrtsure16:19
jbichaof course "GNOME" isn't clearly defined either16:19
desrtjbicha: it's fairly clearly defined these days16:19
kenvandineseb128, speaking of which... i am seeing GOA in unity again :)16:19
kenvandinelooks like the patch for OnlyShownIn got dropped?16:19
seb128kenvandine, yeah, I need to look at that, the filtering seems to be broken in the ppa16:19
kenvandineok16:19
seb128it's on my list16:20
seb128my g-c-c doesn't fit vertically on screen16:20
kenvandinecool16:20
kenvandinei noticed it no longer matches the empathy launcher when webaccounts is focused16:20
kenvandinethat is great :)16:20
seb128kenvandine, yeah, that was a bug in the bamf index made by the packaging, didrocks fixed it16:21
* kenvandine hugs didrocks16:21
* didrocks hugs kenvandine16:22
desrtseb128: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/teams/releng/3.6.2/16:22
desrtseb128: this is what i would propose we use for making gnomebuntu16:23
seb128desrt, I guess I don't understand your jhbuild comment16:23
desrtseb128: jhbuild is two things, right?16:23
seb128why not just take GNOME 3.6.2 packages from Ubuntu+ppa16:23
desrtit's a program that does building16:23
desrtplus a set of modulesets16:23
desrtseb128: because it's quite a lot of effort to unpatch everything?16:24
desrtimho packages are a waste of time these days16:24
seb128well, then it's not a distro remix anymore16:24
desrtmaybe it made sense when harddisks were small16:24
desrtseb128: i'd agree...16:24
seb128wrong channel to discuss it then? ;-)16:25
desrtmeh16:25
desrtit goes back to the issue you were discussing16:25
seb128well, you can basically take ostree for that no?16:25
desrti'm saying that spending our time deciding what we should do and taking gnomebuntu into consideration is probably not worthwhile16:25
jbichadesrt: is it? why are Dictionary, Epiphany, gnome-search-tool in Core?16:25
desrtjbicha: don't know/don't care?16:26
desrtjbicha: refer to my comment on large harddisks: having an app that i never used installed is not hurting me16:26
jbichadesrt: because GNOME isn't actually defined anywhere :)16:26
desrtjbicha: it's defined rather precisely right here: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/teams/releng/3.6.2/16:26
seb128desrt, I tend to agree with that, and I believe we will not be able to have the GNOME remix for long anyway it will come a point where GNOME will be tied enough with the init system, login manager, etc that you will need a full distro rather than a remix16:27
desrtseb128: which gets me to my other point that it's not possible to have a system that can login to both unity and gnome16:27
seb128right, GNOME is not a desktop anymore, it's an OS ... or getting there16:28
desrtwhich is why we see such trouble getting a good gnome experience on ubuntu and nobody else having a unity experience in the gnome-based distros at all16:28
seb128same way for Unity16:28
jbichaseb128: I didn't want to start a Remix... I still blame you for the idea16:28
seb128jbicha, lol16:28
seb128jbicha, sorry about that ;-)16:28
desrti think everyone who is present can agree that we should blame robert_ancell16:28
seb128jbicha, I still think it has a good impact on what we deliver to users, it has been leading some unpatching or cleaner handling of upstream modes16:29
seb128desrt, yeah, I do blame Robert!16:29
seb128hum, meeting time meanwhile16:29
desrtseb128: well... this is something that we should be concerned about for its own sake16:29
desrtwe should not need a remix to put pressure on us to do the right thing in the first place16:29
jbichakenvandine: I think I fixed the goa-in-Unity problem; I just need to rebuild16:29
seb128let's resume that discussion after the meeting16:29
seb128jbicha, can you commit to the vcs? I will look at that after the meeting as well16:29
seb128the geometry is wrong there as well I think16:30
seb128the shell should be larger16:30
seb128Sweetshark, qengho, chrisccoulson, didrocks, Laney, kenvandine, mlankhorst, mterry, robru, tkamppeter, attente: hey, it's meeting time16:30
seb128https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-11-2016:30
didrockshey16:30
Laneywahoo16:30
seb128^ to file if you didn't yet16:30
jbichaseb128: you just need less panels in g-c-c16:31
mlankhorstseb128: not now I' m.. qaing16:32
mlankhorst:D16:32
seb128jbicha, I think it used to be wide enough for more icons, it's 6 atm16:32
mlankhorstkidding16:32
seb128mlankhorst, :p16:32
seb128ok, let's start the meeting16:32
LaneyQAing TF2?16:32
chrisccoulsonw00t16:32
mlankhorstsupreme commander forged alliance actually16:32
* kenvandine waves16:32
mlankhorsttesting the crash on nouveau that only happens after a lot of playing16:32
mlankhorst>:X16:32
seb128let's go through the team and have everybody write a small summary of what they are working on, comments, etc16:32
attente:)16:32
seb128when you are done write "..."16:32
seb128if anyone has questions do "o/"16:33
seb128then we can go through the team list and finish with a small comments/questions round from didrocks, me and other who have anything they want to mention16:33
seb128 16:33
seb128let's get started16:33
seb128(using the ping list order which is the order from the launchpad team)16:33
seb128Sweetshark, hey16:33
Sweetsharkheya16:33
* Sweetshark waves.16:34
desrtSweetshark: updates? :)16:34
Sweetsharkdesrt: none. bring 4.0 packaging up to shape, filed all sync-requests needed.16:35
seb128Sweetshark, the principle is "write a short update of what you work on, comments, etc" (please guys read what I just wrote)16:35
seb128Sweetshark, ideally you come to the meeting with that prepared so we don't loose time, c.f my email from this morning16:35
seb128hum, ok, Sweetshark is not uptodate16:36
seb128Sweetshark, let's keep moving, will /query you after we are done16:36
seb128qengho, hey16:36
qenghoI'm close to getting the PPA working. There's some breakage with linux-libc-dev, but nearly done.16:36
qenghoI have some questions with Online Services about our contracts with google for the search page stuff.  That should be worked out soon.16:37
qenghoThat's all for me.16:37
seb128ok, good16:37
seb128do you have a list of the specs you are going to work on this cycle (c.f my email from this morning)16:38
seb128?16:38
qenghoAll the work items in the cromium blueprint are mine. I dont' think anything else, for now.16:38
seb128ok16:39
seb128(please list the name of your blueprints in a list, e.g "desktop-r-gnome-plans-review ... ... ..."16:39
desrt(now, on the other side of the browser aisle)16:39
seb128qengho, thanks16:39
seb128chrisccoulson, hey ;-)16:39
seb128desrt, (indeed)16:39
chrisccoulsonhi :)16:39
chrisccoulsoni've been working on autopkgtest support for firefox, slowly getting through test failures (4 out of the 6 test suites we run are now zero failure)16:40
chrisccoulsonand there was the 17.0 release too16:40
qenghodesktop-r-chromiumbrowser-improvements16:40
qenghomine ^16:40
seb128qengho, thanks16:40
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seb128chrisccoulson, f17 is released?16:41
seb128when do we get it? ;-)16:41
chrisccoulsonseb128, almost ;)16:41
seb128ok16:41
seb128good work on the testing ;-)16:41
seb128chrisccoulson, list of specs you work on? ;-)16:42
chrisccoulsonhttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-p-thunderbird-enhancements16:42
chrisccoulsonwe should probably rename that ;)16:42
seb128yeah16:43
seb128only spec? ;-)16:43
seb128("..." when you are done)16:43
seb128ok16:43
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks16:43
seb128didrocks, hey16:44
didrockshey16:44
didrocksContinued work on getting things bootstrapped and on the jenkins/launchpad/lillypilly/code-side for daily automated upload. Everything is ready right now but autopilot for unity. A first automated release of indicator-messages, indicator-power, indicator-sound is in progress right *now* \o/16:44
didrocksspecs I work on:16:44
rvr_chrisccoulson: Web Apps doesn't work fine with F1716:44
didrocksdesktop-r-2d-test-environment16:44
didrocksdesktop-r-arm-reduce-footprint16:44
didrocksdesktop-r-gaming-platform-unity-...16:44
chrisccoulsonrvr_, it's way too late to be saying things like that now16:44
didrocksdesktop-r-ps-processes16:44
didrocksdesktop-r-ps-uife-ffe-sru16:44
didrocks..16:45
seb128\o/16:45
seb128didrocks, thanks!16:45
didrocksyw ;)16:45
seb128^ people take example, would be good if things would go this way16:45
seb128e.g summary and blueprint names ready ;-)16:45
seb128didrocks, crossing fingers for the first indicator autolanding round, great work!16:45
seb128didrocks, thanks16:45
seb128Laney, hey16:46
LaneyI carried on working on gstreamer1.0 porting. I'd appreciate it if a few could run ppa:ubuntu-desktop/gstreamer1.0 to see if anything breaks. For example I'm suspicious that I didn't see any fallout from mixed 0.10/1.0 stacks yet.16:46
LaneyStole some patches from upstream bugtrackers (e.g. rhythmbox/shotwell/banshee) so they are up there too for your music playing needs.16:46
kenvandineLaney, cool!16:46
LaneyI hope to start uploading stuff soon - maybe next week?16:46
seb128Laney, there is a banshee gst1 port?16:46
Laneyyeah16:46
seb128Laney, did you have time to do the gst/webkit cross use list?16:47
LaneyOh, almost forgot. I wrote that script.16:47
LaneyYeah! Here's the output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1372771/16:47
seb128oh, good, a small list16:47
seb128like it!16:47
Laneyit's gst0.10/gst1.0 - thought that would be more useful than gst/webkit16:47
Laneyand it takes into account the PPA16:47
Laneyso it's "assume I uploaded the PPA to the archive right now"16:47
seb128Laney, is rb trunk still using libgnome-media-profile btw? I asked Bastien about it and he said gst1.0 has an api for that and that sound-juicer is already ported and rb should do the same if not doneyet16:48
Laneynot sure, I will check16:48
LaneyI put a link to the code for that script on the pad (which I am determined to get people using :P)16:48
seb128;-)16:48
seb128ok, great, I will update to the ppa, would be nice to have that uploaded next week16:49
Laneyspecs: desktop-r-gstreamer desktop-q-deprecate-language-selector desktop-r-reduce-patch-burden16:49
Laney...16:49
seb128did you notice any regression or anything not working with that stack?16:49
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seb128I should ping again the guys who deal with the fluendo codecs...16:49
Laneynot really yet no, I've just been using them "as normal"16:49
seb128Laney, thanks, let's see what we do with the language-selector/region capplet, it's linked to the ibus issues16:50
Laneydidn't deliberately try any weird files yet for example16:50
seb128ok16:50
seb128Laney, thanks16:50
seb128kenvandine, hey16:50
kenvandinehey16:50
kenvandinecontinued work on moving packaging to trunk for webapps/webaccounts packages for desktop-r-ps-processes16:50
kenvandinei have some updates for webapps coming this week16:50
kenvandineall bug fixes that will all get SRUs too16:51
kenvandinedone16:51
seb128thanks16:51
seb128kenvandine, chrisccoulson: do you know what's the status of the firefox webapp extension segfaulting f17? with f17 getting closed I'm concerned it's still not fixed16:51
seb128e.g I still have the launcher icons staying in my launcher when closing sites and segfaulting firefox when used in raring16:52
kenvandinervr_, ^^16:52
seb128kenvandine, specs you work on this cycle otherwise?16:52
seb128(let's go back to the firefox issue after the meeting)16:53
chrisccoulsonseb128, i'm pretty sure that's not specific to 17. there are traces from 16.0 that look like they might be caused by the same issue16:53
kenvandinedesktop-r-reduced-power-ram and desktop-r-hybrid-graphics-user-experience16:53
seb128chrisccoulson, it started with f17 for me, maybe I got unlucky or maybe something makes the issue more likely to be hit? anyway we should get it fixed...16:53
seb128kenvandine, thanks16:53
seb128mlankhorst, hey16:53
mlankhorstheya16:54
mlankhorstdont have spec links atm16:54
mlankhorstbut getting backport stack ready for precise16:54
rvr_I have an issue specific to Firefox 17 with Web Apps, that Maxim says it's a bug (pagehide not being emited), bug #107635016:54
mlankhorstand getting some nouveau patches in for mesa 9.0.2 hopefully16:54
mlankhorstsince mesa doesn't have a nouveau stable maintainer I guess I now became it :s16:55
seb128congrats? ;-)16:55
seb128how is the precise backporting going?16:55
mlankhorstready soon16:55
seb128do you need testers?16:55
mlankhorstneed tjaalton to upload x11proto, then the whole renamed stuff could be done16:55
mlankhorstI might need a sru to mesa stable, to make sure the unrenamed -dev packages work with the renamed stack.16:56
seb128ok16:56
mlankhorstelse it's quite easy to uninstall by accident16:56
seb128let us know when you think you are in a state where you need extra testers16:56
Laneymmm I forgot about the packageset extension - can you send a complete list to devel-permissions please?16:56
mlankhorstalso working some on wine, upstreaming patches there, average of 1 patch every week or 216:56
Laneywildcards don't really work16:56
mlankhorstLaney: I can't upload to precise either, there's no xorg package set there :/16:57
seb128ok16:57
mlankhorstor quantal for that matter16:57
Laneyeasily fixed16:57
mlankhorstLaney: package set is whatever is at https://launchpad.net/~mlankhorst/+archive/ppa currently16:57
Laneythat's not a list send to devel-permissions :-)16:57
Laney(but let's move on)16:58
mlankhorstok!16:58
seb128mlankhorst, thanks16:58
mlankhorstsome linux upstreaming as well btw16:58
mlankhorstand I have revived my vdpau project for fun16:58
mlankhorsteven have visuals!16:58
seb128keeping really busy ;-)16:58
mlankhorsta little16:58
seb128mlankhorst, thanks for the summary16:58
mlankhorstnp16:58
seb128moving to the next one16:59
seb128cyphermox, hey16:59
cyphermoxyo!16:59
cyphermoxso I've been working on importing the packaging into upstream branches for the indicator stack, that's still in progress16:59
cyphermoxUploaded a new NM, but it FTBFS in armhf due to some timeouts being too agrressive, I'll fix that today16:59
cyphermox(then I'll upload nm-applet and a few other goodies)17:00
cyphermoxblueprints:17:00
cyphermoxhardware-r-kernel-delta-review: got the one ipv6 use_tempaddr patch to review / desktop-r-gnome-fallback: keyboard indicator... / desktop-r-ps-processes: indicator stack / desktop-r-connectivity-checking / desktop-r-proxy-support / desktop-r-arm-input-sensor-drivers / foundations-r-networking17:00
seb128lot of blueprints17:00
cyphermoxusually one small thing only though :)17:00
seb128cyphermox, the keyboard indicator might be work for next cycle, it seems like we might stay on the pre-ibus g-s-d keyboard stack17:00
cyphermoxoh, kyeboard is obvisouly kinda blocked yeah17:00
cyphermoxsure.17:01
seb128cyphermox, don't forget to land evolution-indicator back ;-)17:01
cyphermoxI'm waiting for a design from mpt about this anyway17:01
cyphermoxyeah, this will happen this week, just waiting a few more days to merge a branch17:01
seb128cool17:01
seb128cyphermox, thanks17:01
cyphermoxthere is actually a evolution-indicator in NEW17:01
seb128oh, nice17:01
seb128from you?17:01
* mpt hasn't forgotten17:02
* kenvandine hugs cyphermox17:02
seb128mpt, hey ;-)17:02
cyphermoxerr, yeah, unless it's been nakéd17:02
cyphermox*nak'ed17:02
kenvandinei've missed evolution-indicator17:02
seb128cyphermox, just asking, I didn't check ;-)17:02
cyphermoxme too ;)17:02
seb128cyphermox, thanks17:02
seb128let's keep moving17:02
seb128mterry, hey17:02
mterryI've been working on unity component build modernization, splitting out the Appearance panel, and have started looking into writing a library to let contained apps prompt the user for access to a file outside the container (early design thoughts: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/mterry/Containment ).17:02
mterryFor specs, I'm overlooking:17:02
mterrydesktop-r-unity-greeter17:02
mterrydesktop-r-update-manager17:02
mterry(though both are relatively low priority compared to the other work I'm doing from blueprints I don't own)17:02
mterryEOL17:02
seb128mterry, thanks!17:03
seb128(another efficient summary ;-)17:03
seb128no comment from me, thanks for the g-c-c appareance panel ;-)17:03
seb128next17:03
seb128tkamppeter, hey17:03
mterrythoughts are welcome on containment17:03
seb128mterry, I've opened a tab on the wiki, will read it later and comment ;-)17:04
seb128no tkamppeter?17:04
seb128attente, hey17:04
attentehi17:05
attentei still haven't finished the menu module17:05
attentewhat's still missing:17:05
attentedoesn't work at all for apps using GtkUIManager for menu construction17:05
attentedoesn't work with GtkTearoffMenuItems properly17:05
attentecurrently working on making the action group work properly17:05
attentedesktop-r-reduce-patch-burden17:06
seb128ok17:06
seb128keep the good work on the menu stuff and don't worry about it taking time it was expected, it's quite some work17:07
attentethanks seb12817:07
attenteoh right17:07
attente...17:07
seb128I still need to find you some bugs as well in case you get sick of doing menus only ;-)17:07
seb128thanks attente17:07
attentei tried to look at some but didn't have much luck reproducing17:07
seb128did I forgot anyone?17:08
seb128so me: keep Debian merges and some desktop updates, looked at the new ibus and g-s-d/g-c-c stack for some days, it's a bit tricky (cf discussion on the channel earlier), I will follow up on the list after the meeting, blueprint reviews17:08
seb128specs: desktop-r-gnome-fallback desktop-r-gnome-plans-review desktop-r-reduced-power-ram desktop-r-ubuntu-system-services17:09
seb128I plan to land the g-s-d/g-c-c 3.6 stack this week, help a bit on gst1.0 if needed and then switch to ram/performances work17:10
seb128...17:10
seb128that's it from me17:11
seb128reminder: check that your blueprint show on http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-raring/canonical-desktop-team.html17:11
seb128didrocks, did you have any extra comment/status update from the ps integration team side?17:11
didrockssure, just one thing17:11
didrocksSo, as you saw, we are really closed to have autolanding ready now (working on a funny thing with jenkins right now, last gate before activating those for the 3 projects I mentionned).17:11
didrocksmterry did the whole unity stack and it's ready! \o/17:11
didrockscyphermox, ken, robru: how close are we to have all the other stacks bootstrapped and prepared? I wish we can have the whole indicator and webcred stacks automated this week.17:11
cyphermoxdidrocks: mine i'd say is about 60%, but i should be done by the end of the week yes17:12
Laneywill you be autolanding into a ppa first or is 'ready' ready for the archive?17:13
didrockscyphermox: ok, please keep me posted. I can review/approve the branch in my morning :)17:13
didrocksLaney: archive17:13
Laney:O17:13
didrocksLaney: it's already in a ppa17:13
cyphermoxdidrocks: indicator-sync, indicator-printers and ido have merge requests pendingb17:13
didrockscyphermox: from today I guess? (I'm in a hangout for quite some time, didn't look yet ;))17:14
didrocksawesome news :-)17:14
cyphermoxkenvandine: I noticed telepathy indicator is under your name, would it make sense to move it to ~indicator-applet-developers too?17:14
kenvandineit isn't an indicator itself17:15
cyphermoxdidrocks: yeah did those earlier, I had some issues with indicator-printers17:15
kenvandineit's a service that runs that uses the indicator17:15
didrockscyphermox: excellent, I'll review them probably tomorrow morning :)17:15
cyphermoxkenvandine: right, but should we keep it too with autolanding, given that it's in the /ubuntu-menu-bar project ? :)17:15
kenvandinei don't mind :)17:15
didrockskenvandine: if you can concentrate on the webcred stack, that would be awesome as it's the one we can ship :)17:16
kenvandineindeed17:16
cyphermoxyeah I'll take care of telepathy-indicator myself at the end or something17:16
kenvandinecyphermox, thanks17:17
didrocksthanks cyphermox, kenvandine :)17:17
didrocks..17:17
seb128didrocks, kenvandine, cyphermox: thanks17:17
Sweetsharkseb128: update waiting in my vim buffer, should i quickly dump it here?17:17
seb128Sweetshark, yes please17:17
Sweetsharkseb128: here comes my update17:18
Sweetsharkdesktop-r-libreoffice-packaging:17:18
Sweetshark-- upstreamed of unity menus patch: completed17:18
Sweetshark-- upstreamed of session installer patch: completed17:18
Sweetshark-- removal of old lo-menubar implementation upstream: completed17:18
Sweetshark-- collected all needed dep updates and syncs: completed17:18
Sweetshark-- fix get-orig-source: inprogress https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/1088/17:18
Sweetsharkdesktop-r-improve-print-dialogs17:18
Sweetshark-- checked for using the native gtk dialog: completed -- not there yet, see: http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/minutes-of-ESC-call-td4018786.html17:18
Sweetsharkupstream marketing woes (happening RIGHT NOW at the beginning of the call):17:18
Sweetshark-- http://www.heise.de/open/meldung/Freiburg-wechselt-zurueck-zu-MS-Office-1753751.html city of freiburg decides to go back to MSO, but the fight is not over yet17:18
Sweetshark-- last item (and the fact that I am in a advisory board call right now) is the reason for me being somewhat distracted.17:18
seb128Sweetshark, ok, thanks for the update, good luck for your board call17:19
seb128 17:19
seb128that's it from me? anyone having another comment?17:19
* mterry goes and eats leftover pad thai17:22
robrugood morning all ;-)17:24
tkamppeterseb128, still there?17:25
kenvandinerobru, tkamppeter: you guys missed the meeting :)17:25
Chucrute301Hi guys17:25
robrufunny, tkamppeter and I are the only ones who added items to the wiki ;-)17:25
seb128tkamppeter, hey, yes17:26
Chucrute301What is better guys, BK or MC ?17:26
seb128robru, hey ... you missed the meeting!17:26
robruseb128, sorry.17:26
desrtChucrute301: burger king or mcdonalds?  i'd avoid both...17:26
tkamppeterseb128, You asked me for something.17:27
seb128robru, no worry but try to be there next week ... did you have anything you wanted to discuss or mention?17:27
seb128tkamppeter, we were having the team meeting and going through the team for summary of what everyone is doing, it was your turn17:27
robruseb128, not really... package inlining work is ongoing. there were a few hiccups with friends-service development last week that required attention and distracted me from the packaging stuff though.17:27
robruseb128, but this week is looking good for packaging.17:27
seb128robru, ok, good17:28
tkamppeterseb128, sorry, the whole last cycle there was no meeting.17:28
seb128tkamppeter, yeah, and we discussed that at UDS and decided to restore those, cf my email reminders from last week and this week17:28
tkamppeterseb128, and on the wiki page there was, as ususal, nothing filled in in the agenda section. So I have simply made my news entries.17:29
mptmterry, I tried to review <https://code.launchpad.net/~evfool/update-manager/lp1081099/+merge/135167> but I think Ubuntu is ignoring the .ui file from the branch and using the OS one.17:29
seb128tkamppeter, ok, well in addition of the wiki we do a quick IRC round of summaries so everybody is online at the same time and we can do comments, etc17:30
seb128tkamppeter, try to be there for the meeting next week please17:30
mterrympt, oh, I think you have to pass --datadir=./data or something to use the local ones17:30
tkamppeterseb128, I was mostly working on color-management-related stuff for printing.17:30
seb128mpt, sudo cp data/gtkbuilder/UpdateManager.ui /usr/share/update-manager/gtkbuilder/UpdateManager.ui17:30
seb128otherwise17:31
seb128tkamppeter, ok17:31
tkamppeterseb128, sorry, I will be there from next week on.17:31
seb128tkamppeter, thanks17:31
robruseb128, what time does the meeting officially start?17:31
mptseb128, ah, right, sorry, I didn't think I'd ever need that trick again so I didn't copy it down last time you told me. :-)17:31
seb128robru, 16:30utc17:31
robruseb128, thx17:32
seb128mpt, well, it's basically "dpkg -S <filename.ui>" and sudo cp the local version over the system one17:32
didrocksLaney: I saw that you had an password issue with [10:46] <Laney> Please set a password for your new keyring:17:35
didrocksin a lxc container17:35
didrockshttp://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/10/22/%23ubuntu-motu.txt17:35
Laneyyes17:35
didrocksdid you find any workaround to not have to set this one?17:36
Laneyno I didn't yet, and it's very annoying17:36
didrocksWe have the issue with bzr lp-propose on a server17:36
Laneyyou can set credentials_file when you login17:36
Laneythen you dont need a password at all17:36
didrocksyeah, meaning changing bzr in this case17:36
Laneydunno how you do that in bzr though ...17:36
didrocksweird that other bzr operation are not affected17:37
didrockslike bzr push/pull/branch17:37
Laneythey probably don't need to use the LP API, at least not as your user17:37
Laneylp-propose does though17:38
didrocksyeah, probably17:38
Laneygeser was affected by that bug too btw17:39
didrocksI wonder why bzr launchpad-login <foo> doesn't use it17:39
* didrocks waves good evening18:13
robruam I the only one currently unable to push to launchpad?20:01
robruactually I can't branch either... it was working up until about half an hour ago...20:01
sarnoldrobru: others have complained, it's under investigation20:03
TheMusoseb128: when you get a minute, could you please accept https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-accessibility-touch-gestures as a goal for raring?20:42
TheMusoIts been approved and proposed for raring as a goal.20:42
TheMuso...or is anybody else able to approve raring as a goal for https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-accessibility-touch-gestures?21:00
TheMusoIts been approved and proposed for raring as a goal.21:04
TheMusoseb128: when you get a minute, could you please accept https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-accessibility-touch-gestures as a goal for raring?21:04
seb128TheMuso, hey, ok, done21:06
TheMusoThanks.21:06
seb128yw21:06
jbichadesrt: how is your jhbuild magic coming along?21:08
desrtdoes anyone know what this make-dsfg thing is all about?21:43
desrtLaney: ?21:43
desrt*dfsg21:43
kenvandinedebian free software guidelines21:44
kenvandinedesrt, i think21:44
desrtyes.  i know that21:44
kenvandinenot sure what make-fsfg is though21:44
kenvandine:)21:44
kenvandinedfsg21:44
desrti'm assuming it's because debian has some trouble with the licence of the upstream version and had to do something about that21:44
kenvandineyeah21:44
* desrt is just wondering what the issue is21:44
robert_ancellmfisch,21:47
robert_ancellmfisch, did you write the patch in bug 97842821:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 978428 in unity-greeter "unity-greeter default selected session icon (ubuntu) does not reflect the default that is in lightdm" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97842821:48
mfischrobert_ancell: looking21:48
Sarvattdesrt: source package copyright says the docs were just removed in it because of licensing issues, http://wiki.debian.org/DFSGLicenses#Licenses_that_are_DFSG-incompatible21:49
desrtah.  GFDL invariant woes?21:50
Sarvattyep21:50
desrtlame :)21:50
Chucrute301Desrt21:51
Chucrute301You really dont eat BK?21:52
desrtChucrute301: i'm a harvey's man21:52
mfischrobert_ancell: my answer is "maybe", still looking21:52
mfischrobert_ancell: I think I sent some code to mterry, but I can't find it right now21:52
robert_ancellmfisch, oh I found it on trunk. It's attributed to mterry so i'll assume he wrote it21:53
robert_ancellI'm applying all the u-g patches to the 0.2 branch so we can drop all the patches from the package21:53
mterryrobert_ancell, I think maybe I adapted a patch?21:53
mfischrobert_ancell: I kno we discussed it21:53
Chucrute301Where is cimi?21:54
desrtLaney: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/make-dfsg/+bug/108132821:54
desrtChucrute301: either somewhere in london or italy, i'd imagine21:54
robert_ancellmterry, debian/patches/fix-focus.patch is yours right?21:58
mterryrobert_ancell, yeah I believe21:59
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GunnarHjrobert_ancell: Hi Robert, wondering if you have a comment on the idea in the MP for a solution of bug #952185.22:28
robert_ancellbug 95218522:28
robert_ancellhmm, where is the bugbot?22:29
GunnarHjrobert_ancell: Launchpad seems to be sleeping. :(22:29
robert_ancelloh, that nasty one :)22:29
robert_ancellGunnarHj, yes, that sounds like the only appropriate solution (other than putting the environment in a system location)22:31
robert_ancellbug 95218522:32
GunnarHjrobert_ancell: Yeah, I noticed that gdm suffers from the same problem, so fixing both in pam feels right. Do you possibly have time to sponsor it?22:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 952185 in pam (Ubuntu) "~/.pam_environment not parsed when HOME is encrypted" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95218522:32
robert_ancellubot2, been slacking off?22:33
ubot2robert_ancell: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)22:33
jbichaubot2: don't worry, we don't think that :)22:33
ubot2jbicha: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)22:33
GunnarHj:)22:33
robert_ancellGunnarHj, It really needs a review by cjwatson or slangesek - they're in #ubuntu-deve22:33
robert_ancelll22:33
GunnarHjrobert_ancell: Ok, then I'll ask one of them. Thanks!22:34
robert_ancelljbicha, are you ok with gnome 3.8 packages going into the PPA?22:52
jbicharobert_ancell: I think we should have a separate experimental ppa22:52
robert_ancelljbicha, ok22:53
jbichaI get a bit nervous trying to backport a newer GNOME stack to an older Ubuntu release, even though I guess ricotz has been doing it for a while22:54
robert_ancelljbicha, I mean 3.8 into raring22:55
jbichasame thing22:55
jbichaalso I think we'd have a better chance of getting permission from the Release Team to ship a PPA if that PPA has a history of being "safe"22:56
maxiaojunhi23:04
maxiaojuni'm thinking of recording a video to show why ibus indicator need some new design23:06
maxiaojuni'm on nokia n9 now23:09
maxiaojunjbicha arounx?23:14
maxiaojunaround?23:15
jbichamaxiaojun: sure, what's up?23:15
maxiaojundo you need a video for ibus indicator concern i have23:16
jbichaa bug report would probably be sufficient, but no one's stopping you from making a video if you want ;)23:17
maxiaojunbug report probably existed for long23:18
RAOFHello everyone! This is your weekly opportunity to tell me what SRUs you've got in the Precise and Quantal queues are urgent, so I process them first!23:37
mfischrobert_ancell: a quick analysis shows that disabling the mem lock doesn't do anything, and it's only using 193k of memory either way23:44
mfischrobert_ancell: not sure where the notes from that BP I saw came from that claimed otherwise23:44
* mfisch realizes that robert_ancell is off having whatever foods people eat down there for lunch23:50
desrtmfisch: kangaroo tails and kiwis (not the fruit)23:51
mfischI wasn't even sure they had roos in .nz23:51
mfischmaybe lamb in kiwi fruit sauce?23:51
desrtmfisch: they're imported23:52
mfischdesrt: good point, they do have boats23:52
mfischdesrt: hey, do you have a good doc or example package that does a gconf2 default for a setting?  I only found some sparse documentation today23:53
* desrt doesn't know a lot about gconf23:54
jbichamfisch: maybe man dh_gconf will help you?23:56
robert_ancellmfisch, ok perhaps they were just blaming me because I wasn't there23:56
* robert_ancell looks sideways at desrt23:56
desrtrobert_ancell: can you help me with making a gdm greeter?23:57
mfischjbicha: strangely, that's exactly what I needed23:57
robert_ancelldesrt, sure23:57
desrtokay.  but after i get back from dinner23:57
desrtyum.  kiwi eggs.23:57

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