[00:22] robert_ancell out today? [00:22] or is he not Australia and/or is australia not awake yet? === sabdfl is now known as sabdfI === sabdfI is now known as isntcool === isntcool is now known as Chucrute301 [02:19] robert_ancell: afternoon [02:19] mfisch, hello [02:20] robert_ancell: I was looking into a bug, #1069218, which should be a simple fix, but as far as I see the code that reads that config file is never loaded [02:20] load_passwd_file() is the function that I dont see getting called [02:21] mfisch, correct, this file is only used if AccountsService is not available [02:22] so that config file isn't useful when a-s is running [02:22] mfisch, yes [02:25] doesn't look like a-s gives us shell or UID [02:25] Background, Icon, Real Name, Home Dir, Username === fenris is now known as Guest69384 [05:47] Bonjour [06:15] good morning [06:55] duflu: yo, don't merge the branches directly unless you feel like dealing with merge headaches [06:55] (as noted in the description ;-) ) [06:55] smspillaz: I didn't... [06:55] ? [06:55] duflu: you changed the branch status to "approved" :) [06:56] smspillaz: Oh yes OK [06:56] np, just changed it back [06:56] smspillaz: So how to land it all (and backport)? [06:56] duflu: once we get these through we can drop the proposals and merge the one with the conflicts resolved etc [06:56] Yep fine [06:56] duflu: I wouldn't backport this fix [06:56] smspillaz: Has to be. It's critical to 0.9.8 [06:57] duflu: well, you can if you want to ... but I'll warn upfront that it will be invasive [06:57] At least in the bug traffic I see :/ [06:57] smspillaz: Yeah that's fine. I'd give it some time in raring first [06:57] kk [06:58] duflu: I'm trying to keep test coverage at 100% as I go along though, so hopefully it won't be too bad [06:58] smspillaz: So.. holidays huh? [06:58] duflu: My TV is broken and all my friends went back home [06:59] smspillaz: Fair enough. When is Uni back? late Feb? [06:59] yep :( [06:59] Hah. Any normal person would be happy. [06:59] hurrah for boredom! [07:00] I will get myself a new TV soonish, although #clickfail made that slightly more difficult [07:01] smspillaz: I recommend graysonline for a bargain [07:02] Hmm, sometimes. Not so much right now. [07:03] maybe. I have some friends at JB who can get me some good discounts [07:04] smspillaz: Or Sony PlayTV --> USB --> Ubuntu [07:05] well, when I say TV, I mean "display" [07:06] smspillaz: But a regular TV won't give you HD TV in wobbly/cube ;) [07:07] it will let me play zelda though [07:07] or something [07:07] I should get myself one of those though, I've been looking for a TV tuner that "just works" [07:37] smspillaz: Last week I had problems with CCSM changes not being sent to compiz till I restarted. Can't reproduce it now but possibly related to what you're doing? [07:37] (using a gsettings profile) [07:39] *shrug* [07:39] Suspected as much [07:39] duflu: there are so many points of failure that I don't really know what the relevant problem would be [07:40] smspillaz: Points of failure you found in the recent work? [07:40] Or that you assume are hiding? [07:40] duflu: are hiding [07:41] sometimes it can get into a weird state where compiz stops receiving settings updates [07:42] it doesn't bother me too much though, I really just mentally downgrade the importance of all bugs to do with changing settings that aren't exposed in g-c-c [07:42] also that "sometimes my focus follows mouse doesn't work" bug really should not be critical [07:42] critical means "blocks the entire distribution" [07:52] smspillaz: I know the importance of many if not most bugs needs re-evaluation [07:53] duflu++ [07:53] duflu: and in other news, I finally have the unity gesture tests working without recompiling 8 fixes every.damn.build \o/ [07:53] *8 files [07:54] (even if nothing changed) [07:54] smspillaz: Gestures? I've had multi-touch devices of some sort for a few years but gestures has not worked on any since 11.04 (when I sold my Macbook Air) [07:55] I suspect they're turned off for lots of multi-touch systems when they should not be [07:57] duflu: it only works on macbooks [07:57] iirc [07:57] and the XT2 [07:57] duflu: get a magic trackpad if you want to try it [07:57] smspillaz: Hah. Yes, forgot to mention I saw it work on an XT2 [07:58] duflu: in any case, yay, no recompiling [07:58] smspillaz: Got one in the cupboard. So I could finish contributing multi-touch fixes after I sold the Macbook [07:58] Yay. \o/ [07:59] speaking of macbooks the rMBPs sure are pretty [07:59] except the price tag [07:59] smspillaz: I don't want to know. Already spent too much money lately [08:00] duflu: tell me about it - I put all my money in term deposits after I left canonical [08:00] that reminds me, I need to fix my super too [08:00] * smspillaz is worth approximately 300$ right now, and is hoping that will last until he finds another income stream [08:22] bonjour jibel :) FYI, I've now push a fix to deploy_stack so that the right bzr branch is automatically the target of lp: when using lp-propose. Will be easier than doing that everytime by hand :) [08:23] (especially as the indicator branchs have some names like: ~indicator-applet-developers/indicator-messages/trunk.13.04) [08:27] Salut didrocks [08:27] ça va? :) [08:29] didrocks, ça va et toi? [08:30] ça va bien :) [09:03] hiya [09:05] hey Laney, hey desktopers [09:05] hey [09:05] good weekend? [09:05] salut Laney, bonjour seb128! [09:06] lut didrocks [09:06] still busy, but good weekend :) [09:06] and you? [09:06] did you guys have a good w.e? [09:06] w.e was good here ;-) [09:08] good morning everyone [09:08] hey chrisccoulson [09:09] girlfriend's family were up to stay [09:09] so not relaxing ;-) but was good [09:10] hi didrocks, how are you? [09:10] chrisccoulson: tired, but fine, yourself? ;) [09:10] didrocks, yeah, pretty much the same. had quite a busy weekend === tkamppeter__ is now known as tkamppeter [09:15] Hello, is it possible to tell Dash's thunderbird icon to count only inbox emails and not all ML folders? [09:19] bonjour seb128, comment vas-tu? [09:21] pitti, salut, ca va ? t'as passé un bon W.E ? [09:21] hey chrisccoulson, how are you? [09:21] seb128: en effet! nous avons acheter un nouveau vélo pour ma femme [09:21] xclaesse, hey, ask chrisccoulson, I think there is an option inbox only [09:21] seb128, yeah, good thanks [09:21] pitti, l'ancien était cassé ? ou un meilleur modèle ? [09:21] how are you? [09:21] chrisccoulson, I'm good thank you [09:21] seb128: we took advantage of the marvellous weather to do a little bike tour, and some gardening [09:22] chrisccoulson, Hello, is it possible to tell Dash's thunderbird icon to count only inbox emails and not all ML folders? [09:22] nice [09:22] weather was great here as well [09:22] xclaesse, yeah, there's a radio button in the general pane of the preferences dialog [09:22] seb128: oui, every other week something else broke; it had > 16.000 km already (some 10 years), so EOL well deserved [09:23] waouh, that's quite some distance for a bike ;-) [09:23] speaking of weather, this is my parents' village at the weekend: https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/481717_10151255237798050_606163743_n.jpg [09:23] that's normally a road ... [09:24] chrisccoulson, there is no "general" pane in gnome-control-center here [09:24] Laney, oh, i hope their house didn't get flooded :/ [09:24] xclaesse, in the thunderbird preferences [09:24] ah [09:24] chrisccoulson: nah, it's up the village a bit from the brook thankfully [09:24] chrisccoulson, good got it. Thanks :) [09:25] during the last big ones (2000?), it did come right up our road though [09:26] and i managed to get interviewed for bbc news 24 :P [09:42] RAOF: hey, how are you? [09:49] grrr, system lockup === cking_ is now known as cking === didrocks1 is now known as didrocks === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr_ [11:22] didrocks, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups-pk-helper/+bug/808829 ... was there anything blocking it? [11:22] Launchpad bug 808829 in cups-pk-helper (Ubuntu) "[MIR] cups-pk-helper" [Undecided,Confirmed] [11:23] didrocks, you +1ed in comment #2 but then set to incomplete ... was that an ack or not? [11:23] seb128: there is the "Bug #807261 seems quite important to fix though. [11:23] " [11:23] Launchpad bug 807261 in system-config-printer (Ubuntu Oneiric) "cups-pk-helper makes system-config-printer asking for a password when adding a new printer" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/807261 [11:23] the bug pointed was fixed [11:23] then, discussing on IRC, pitti told it's not that important in the time [11:23] didrocks, that got fixed [11:23] but it was still °1 [11:23] +1 [11:23] didrocks, ok, so I can make g-c-c recommends it? [11:23] so if it's important again, we can promote it [11:23] seb128: sure, ping me once done, i'll promote it [11:23] didrocks, yeah, I enabled the upstream print dialog in g-c-c [11:24] didrocks, thanks [11:24] yw ;) [11:30] * Laney plays a song over DAAP using a gst 1.0 rhythmbox [11:30] GY!BE - appropriately apocalyptic [11:34] * didrocks wonders why xvfb-run is looping when there is a failure [12:29] In Raring now there seems to be no way to tell if there are updates. In Quantal you clicked on about computer and the box appear on the overview page at the bottom telling you if there were updates but that isn't there in Raring is this a bug or a feature that will appear later? [12:42] good morning! [12:49] davmor2, seems like the code in GNOME 3.6 handles pkgkit 0.8 only and we don't have that version (yet) [12:49] cyphermox, hey, how are you? [12:50] seb128: cool thanks for the update :) [12:55] seb128: good you? [12:56] good thanks [13:00] seb128: pk 0.8.4 is in Debian experimental; we might be able to just sync it? (didn't check new universe dependencies) [13:04] pitti, could be, I didn't look at it yet === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch [13:10] urgh, seems I timeouted [13:10] hey cyphermox, how was the week-end? === lan3y is now known as Laney [13:16] didrocks1: it was ok... [13:36] which pieces of the following software can paint the desktop background picture all on their own: gnome-settings-daemon metacity nautilus compiz gnome-shell(mutter?!) your-option-here ? [13:39] xnox, gnome-settings-daemon and nautilus for sure, likely compiz through some plugin, iirc upstream GNOME is talking from moving the g-s-d code to gnome-shell [13:39] seb128: thanks a lot. [13:40] xnox, g-s-d has code to check and do nothing if nautilus is handling the desktop iirc [13:40] xnox, why? .. yw! [13:40] seb128: me and ogra_ just pondered about moving the installer to optionally use g-s-d for wallpaper painting, instead of ubiquity-background-image "mini-app" [13:41] but if that is going away, maybe not =) [13:41] xnox, you already have g-s-d running right? [13:41] seb128: yeap. [13:41] xnox, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=686549 [13:41] * xnox wonders if we double paint the background. [13:41] Gnome bug 686549 in background "background: remove code that deals with nautilus drawing the desktop" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [13:41] xnox, we being unity or ubiquity? [13:42] seb128: ubiquity-only mode (ubiquity-dm). Currently it's X + metacity + custom background-painting app [13:43] ok [13:43] seb128: I am adding support for: X + compiz (which has a --bg-image option ;-) ) [13:43] great ;-) [14:11] mpt: png re. Contributor Console [14:12] mspencer, png? An icon? [14:13] mpt: No, I was pinging you. I have several questions about Contributor Console [14:13] mspencer, ah. I never respond to pings. I do respond to questions. :-) [14:15] mpt: I've pushed some code to the launchpad project. Should the wiki page be updated now that work is in progress on it? [14:16] mpt: I see that you added a link but it still says that it doesn't exist yet. [14:16] mspencer, done :-) [14:17] mpt: Great, thanks! === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 [14:18] mpt: What component do you have for the panel switcher? Is it something like what Software Center uses? [14:18] mspencer, yes. Polly is probably a simpler example. [14:18] Or Kazam. [14:19] mpt: Okay, I'll take a look at those. [14:19] mpt: You mentioned working on as much as I could do and having others work on the rest. How do I get others to help on it? [14:20] mpt: I would like someone else to make an icon for it and probably to work on the Updates panel. [14:20] mspencer, promote it. Talk about it on Twitter, on your Web site if you have one, on relevnt mailing lists. [14:20] relevant, even [14:21] mpt: Any of the Ubuntu mailing lists? [14:22] ubuntu-devel-discuss is a good one. [14:22] xnox: thanks! [14:23] mpt: Since you wrote the specification, are you in charge of all changes to it? === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [14:25] mspencer, no, anyone can make changes. With things I design, what usually happens is that I maintain the design parts of the specification while engineers add descriptions of how the system is structured etc. See for example -- I didn't write any of the "How you can help" section. [14:26] mpt: So what about new features, for example the bugs to report idea that you suggested? [14:27] how do i check if compiz is running with llvmpipe? [14:27] xnox: open the dash, if no transparence -> llvmpipe [14:27] didrocks1: I am not running dash =) i'm running X and ubiquity. [14:28] didrocks1: any other way? [14:28] xnox: can you spawn a terminal from compiz? [14:28] * xnox wants to make sure I'm starting compiz correctly by hand. [14:28] didrocks1: yes =) [14:29] xnox: /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p [14:29] look at the vendor string [14:29] it will tell you if llvmpipe :) === didrocks1 is now known as didrocks [14:29] cool, thanks. [14:30] mspencer, usually what happens is that a bug report requesting the feature is assigned to me. I update the spec to describe how it would be presented, and I link to the update from the bug report. See bug 449337 for example. [14:30] Launchpad bug 449337 in software-center (Ubuntu) "does not support --addon-cd (regression from g-a-i)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/449337 [14:31] didrocks: hmm... not getting any window decorators. [14:31] xnox: do you have gtk-window-decorator running? [14:31] didrocks: nope =) [14:31] the decor plugin is enabled? [14:32] didrocks: where can I check how the unity session is constructed? [14:32] it's a little bit vague as a question :) [14:32] do you know how the plugin system work? how do you start compiz? [14:32] mspencer, then I unassign it to show that anyone can implement it. [14:33] mpt: Okay, thanks. Are there any tags to show that it is a feature request? [14:33] mspencer, no. [14:34] From "bug" to "missing feature" is a continuum. There's seldom a definite boundary. [14:34] didrocks: I start compiz like so `compiz --sm-disable --fast-filter --bg-image /path/to/background` [14:34] so you have no plugin enabled [14:34] didrocks: looking at ubuntu session under gnome-session, it looks like I should start gnome-settings-daemon before starting compiz. [14:34] mpt: If I get stuck on how to implement something, where is the best place to ask for help? [14:35] xnox: hum, why does it matter? [14:35] didrocks: ok, how do I enable plugins [14:35] ah I need to specify them =) [14:36] xnox: you need to either create a profile, either list all of them in the right order on the command line [14:36] mspencer, has links to reference materials, Ask Ubuntu, and the #ubuntu-app-devel IRC channel. [14:36] didrocks: where is the default compiz profile then? [14:36] * xnox wants to take that as a base and trim the fat =) [14:36] (well strip it to the bone to be precise) [14:37] xnox: look at /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/10_compiz-gnome.gschema.override [14:37] "active-plugins" [14:37] didrocks: thanks. [14:38] mpt: Thanks for all your help and thanks for showing me the project! [14:38] mspencer, thanks for getting involved. :-) [14:38] yw [14:43] morning, peeps [14:44] hey there, apparently everyime I decrease brightness on my machine, gnome-settings-dameon blows up, is that a known issue? (just noticed, haven't spent too much time debugging yet) [14:44] (gnome-settings-daemon:26737): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid uninstantiatable type `(null)' in cast to `GsdMediaKeysManager' [14:44] Segmentation fault (core dumped) [14:45] mpt: One more thing - you don't have a place for the in-progress spinner. Where do you want me to put it? Should I just use my own ideas for now? [14:45] mspencer, sure [14:46] mpt: okay, that's what I'll do. [14:46] stgraber, known issue [14:47] seb128: cool, won't spend any longer debugging it, will just stick gnome-settings-daemon in a while loop for now :) [14:47] lol [14:47] stgraber, or change the value from the system settings panel [14:48] well, I happen to change brightness level pretty often, so having to open the window everytime is rather annoying, I prefer having g-s-d crashing but at least the brightness level set quickly so I can read my screen :) [14:49] hehe, well in any case I'm looking at it next, I hope it's not going to be hard and that we will have a fix in the next hour or so [14:53] desrt: hey Ryan, how are you? [14:53] awful [14:53] :( how's that? [14:53] seb128: cool, thanks! [14:53] no coffe yet [14:53] hah [14:53] can't even type properly [14:53] desrt: so I guess it's a bad time still to ask you about dconf [14:53] nah [14:53] go ahead :p [14:54] desrt: context: I'm writing tests for g-settings-daemon; for that I run a private bus, and g-session and g-s-d on that [14:54] oh. this sounds very interesting. [14:54] desrt: for the tests I temporarily need to change settings like idle-delay or sleep-inactive-ac-timeout [14:55] do you want to run these tests inside of a normal user account? [14:55] desrt: right now I remember which ones I changed and set them back to original values in tearDown(), but that's not very elegant [14:55] ie: in the account of someone who has their own dconf settings... [14:55] desrt: yes, so that they can be integrated into "make check" and don't need particular privs [14:55] pitti: so this problem is actually pretty boring [14:55] desrt: hadess suggested it might be possible to set $XDG_SOMETHING etc. to use a different dconf db? [14:55] you have two ways to slay it [14:56] first is indeed to set the XDG CONFIG HOME directory [14:56] that's probably the best [14:56] didrocks: with decor plugin I get window decoration but then my fake ubiquity-panel is left-alignment and "just right width" instead of full-screen width and right aligned. [14:56] right, as I need to fiddle with those anyway to create a temporary gnome-session session type [14:56] that will make (a) the process look to a different dir for the database [14:57] and (b) the service activated by the private bus will write there [14:57] * xnox will fiddle with it more. [14:57] desrt: it will also have the added benefit of not using the user's settings, but the schema ones, right? [14:57] pitti: at first [14:57] xnox: seems you need to be nicer with decorators :) [14:57] pitti: of course, as you change settings, they will change [14:57] desrt: yes of course, that's what I want [14:57] pitti: there is a slightly strange complication here that perhaps you should pay attention to, though [14:58] pitti: although you will be using the same dconf database file, you will be sharing a different shm signalling mechanism (the file in the xdg runtime dir) [14:58] didrocks: i'll try gtk-window-decorator or see what's wrong with our minimalistic gnome-panet implementation in gtk. [14:58] xnox: sounds good [14:58] pitti: in theory that's currently OK -- the shm mechanism currently only signals when the database needs to be reopened [14:58] desrt: you mean same dconf db file for all processes within the test, i.e. the scope in which I define the XDG dir? [14:58] so the result will be a bunch of programs have to spuriously reopen the dconf database (the real one, outside of the tests) even though nothing changed [14:59] didrocks: so far looking good. [14:59] desrt: ah, I see what you mean [14:59] pitti: i also don't like it because some day i may put another things in that file.... [14:59] desrt: that at least sounds a lot better than me actually changing stuff in the user DB [14:59] pitti: so i'd recommend also changing the xdg runtime dir... [15:00] but note: that dir _must_ be on a native filesystem (read: not nfs/ecryptfs) [15:00] desrt: that sounds like a good safety precaution anyway [15:00] so perhaps you want to make a subdirectory in the runtime dir and point it at your subdir [15:00] desrt: mkdtemp ought to be okay, I guess [15:00] rather than making something inside of your tests... [15:00] pitti: mkdtemp is for the birds [15:00] pitti: the purpose of the runtime dir is to avoid having to pick secure tmp names [15:00] /tmp certainly ought to be a local dir? [15:00] pitti: maybe? [15:01] desrt: well, processes will use $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, won't they? [15:01] if they hardcode /run/user//, I couldn't change it anyway [15:01] yes. several o fthem. [15:01] nobody hardcodes that value. [15:01] they use g_get_user_runtime_dir() [15:01] *nod* [15:02] i think it's worth your while to create a temporary runtime dir [15:02] since various things use this [15:02] dconf, gvfs, keyring... [15:02] desrt: OOI, what does the "two zeros" file /run/user/martin/dconf/user do? [15:03] it's the convention to just name things there plainly (like 'dconf') since there is no concerns about security [15:03] but i guess you may have a situation where two instances of tests are being run at the same time.... so maybe use a PID? [15:03] pitti: that's the signal file [15:03] desrt: what's wrong with mkdtemp()? it's convenient to use, I don't need to think about it, and it will work [15:03] pitti: the second zero is meaningless. it's created by seeking to position 1 and writing a zero [15:04] desrt: ok, thanks for the advice! [15:04] which is only done to force the first byte to exist with a default value of zero without risking overwriting it in a race if it's already there [15:04] the first byte is '1' to indicate "you need to reopen things now" [15:04] you will never ever see a '1' in that file, though [15:04] since by definition it means you are looking at a state copy of it [15:05] (ie: the service opens the file, unlinks it, then writes the '1'.... only so people who have it held open from before will see the '1') === francisco is now known as Guest73379 [15:09] hey mterry! How was thanksgiving? [15:09] didrocks, hello! Good! Lots of pie [15:09] and chicken? :) [15:10] didrocks: you're a month and a half late :) [15:10] desrt: what what? :) [15:10] for Canada I guess? ;) [15:10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving seems to confirm [15:11] didrocks: one of my worst experiences in childhood was watching the pauly shore movie 'son in law' [15:11] for various reasons... [15:12] but one that sticks out the most is the fact that the movie features a halloween party, followed by a trip home for thanksgiving [15:12] * desrt looks back and shudders [15:12] desrt's childhood, haunting him :) [15:13] desrt: if I want to restore all settings to the defaults in my tearDown(), do I need to track which ones I changed, or could I just wipe the 'user' file? [15:13] this movie was my exposure to the fact that things south of the border just aren't right... [15:14] pitti: the service will write files to the xdg user config and runtime dirs [15:14] pitti: if you kill the service and nuke those two temp dirs, then everything is gone [15:15] desrt: ah, I was afraid of that (not that easy to find out the pid of the service, is it?) === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [15:15] desrt: ah, probably easier to just call g_settings_reset on the whole power plugin schema [15:15] that sounds like a two-liner [15:15] pitti: ... [15:15] pitti: i'd assume that you planned to cleanup the tmpdirs you created? [15:16] pitti: just throw the entire test session into a cgroup and kill it when you're done [15:16] desrt: sure, I do; but if I do it for every test, I would be forced to kill the daemon [15:16] ahh [15:16] i see [15:16] you want to keep the fake session around for many tests [15:16] whereas, if I just reset all settings, it should work [15:16] pitti: the fastest/easiest thing for you is 'dconf reset -f /' [15:16] desrt: yes, that's a lot less overhead [15:17] desrt: oh, nice [15:17] pitti: or the equivalent, via the DConfClient API [15:20] glatzor: I would be keen to move "add_repo_add_key_and_install_app()" into aptdaemon itself to have it available for e.g. unity - would you accept a patch? or maybe via a plugin? [15:25] is lp bzr down? [15:27] attente, haha came here to ask this... [15:27] seems it is [15:27] happening for lots of people [15:29] attente: #launchpad is the launchpad help channel [15:29] ello..... [15:29] ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host [15:29] yeah, it's not behaving for me either [15:29] glatzor: i.e. I think what I want is a super-transaction so that I only need to send a single transaction-id to unity and that keeps track of the entire add/reload/install dance [15:29] czajkowski, hey [15:29] seb128: what's up [15:30] czajkowski, is code.launchpad.net known to be having issues? [15:30] larsu, attente: getting "ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host" as well? [15:31] seb128: first I've heard [15:31] let me go and see [15:31] yep, same thing [15:31] seb128, yes [15:31] mvo, evening. sounds like a crazy name for a method :) [15:31] seb128: what are you seeing as it's loading fine for me [15:31] czajkowski, I get "ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host" when trying to pull or push [15:31] czajkowski, bzr branch lp:unityThe [15:31] hmmm [15:32] mvo, the problem is the resolving of the app name (package mapping) [15:32] glatzor: oh? maybe I'm missing something, but I know the expected pkgname in advance :) [15:33] czajkowski: the web works fine, not the bzr repos [15:33] mvo, currently unity only uses packagekit to talk to aptdaemon [15:33] czajkowski: actually works fine again here :D [15:33] glatzor: aha, well, the install progress branch that I'm working on right now is using the native aptdaemon to track progress [15:33] * mvo can also not push his unity branch [15:34] mvo, time to push a buy method to PackageKit? [15:34] back working here [15:34] glatzor: \o/ [15:34] seb128, attentesame for me :) [15:34] confirmed here [15:34] glatzor, mvo: speaking about pkgkit, should we sync 0.8 from debian experimental? [15:34] works here too now [15:34] seb128, evening [15:35] seb128, how are you [15:35] glatzor, hey, I'm good thanks, how are you? [15:35] yep, works :) [15:35] minor wobbly thrown, all seems ok [15:35] seb128, pk08 won't work with aptdaemon yet [15:35]