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pittiBonjour04:42
desrtpitti: bonan matenon04:45
pittidesrt: ton Esperanto sonne bien!04:46
desrtpitti: via esperanto ne estas bona.04:46
pittidesrt: comment sont tes lessons?04:46
pittidesrt: it looks quite similar to latin/spanish04:47
desrtit appears similar to a lot of things, depending on the sentence :)04:48
pittidesrt: so I guess that makes it both easy and hard to learn at the same time?04:53
pittihard because you keep mixing it up with actual Spanish/French/Latin?04:54
desrtpitti: it's designed to make it approximately equally easy for speakers of many different language groups to learn04:54
desrtmostly european language groups, mind you...04:54
desrtso it has obvious influences from the romance languages, slavic languages, german and english04:55
desrt'havu bonan tagon' (have a good day) is a lovely phrase for demonstrating that :)04:56
desrt('have' from english, 'a' from polish, 'good' from french, 'day' from german)04:58
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didrocksgood morning06:18
pittibonjour didrocks, ça va?06:20
didrockspitti: ça va, et toi?06:21
pittiun peu fatigue; Je suis allé dormir plus tard06:22
pitti(TB meeting)06:22
pittiand I couldn't sleep any more this morning; darn brain!06:22
didrocksargh06:26
didrockstake it easy for today :)06:26
BigWhaleGood Morning people.06:32
RAOFdidrocks: Good morning; was your ping yesterday for any deep and meaningful purpose?06:41
didrockshey RAOF ;) It was more for poking about who should I ping on the SRU team? We have 2 SRUs of the unity/compiz stack waiting for 2 weeks for precise and a week for quantal. This is blocking the next backport which is the SRU for fullscreen video games06:42
didrockshey BigWhale06:42
RAOFdidrocks: We've got a weekly schedule for SRU processing; its on the wiki.06:43
didrocksRAOF: ah, indeed, found it on the wiki page. And Tuesday is you! :)06:44
RAOFIndeed.06:44
RAOFBy “Tuesday”, though, it means “Tuesday, UTC-5 or so”; I actually do it on Wednesday morning, my time :)06:44
didrocksRAOF: ah, ok, so tomorrow morning :)06:45
RAOFYup.06:45
didrocksRAOF: should I let the natural process happen or should I give you the links?06:45
RAOFI'll see them in the pending-sru or quantal/precise unapproved queues; no need for links.06:46
RAOFI *am* very happy to be pinged about things which should be processed swiftly.06:46
didrocksok, I was trying to not bother you too much, thanks RAOF :)06:47
RAOFOn my SRU processing day I welcome pings for processing; it's useful to know what's more important, and if someone's pinging then I can poke questions at them, too.06:49
hasselmmah, there we have him! :-) pitty: can/could umockdev simulate plugging and removing devices?07:33
hasselmm...or is that too much tied to the netlink sockets, kernels and daemons?07:35
pittihey hasselmm (I assume you meant to ping me)07:38
pittihasselmm: it does that already, yes07:38
pittihasselmm: it intercepts access to the netlink socket and does its own uevent forging07:39
hasselmmpitti: oh! awesome!07:39
pittihasselmm: NB that umockdev doesn't have an official release yet; its still in the "experiment/research" stage, and I haven't had time to work on it in the last two months07:39
pittibut it's definitively on my TODO list07:40
pittihasselmm: right now you can simulate simple stuff like batteries or raw USB devices (lsusb/libusb work), as well as generic uevents07:40
hasselmmpitti, this is the latest code? https://github.com/martinpitt/umockdev07:40
pittihasselmm: correct07:40
hasselmmpitti, what i need are block devices. but guess now i am sufficiently teased to throw away my minimal mocking/add it to umockdev07:41
hasselmm(if even needed)07:41
pittihasselmm: there's a dump tool which you can run on an actual device of your's, into a text file, and replicate that in a mock env07:41
pittihasselmm: for block devices in particular I'd recommend scsi_debug07:41
pittihasselmm: intercepting and emulating the whole block/scsi/etc. stack is going to be a huge work, and I'm not sure that it's worth it given how well scsi_debug works07:42
pittihasselmm: I should join #gnome-hackers again, indeed; usually I only hang out in #introspection and #python07:42
pittihasselmm: NB that umockdev doesn't intercept /dev/ and ioctl yet07:43
hasselmmpitti: isn't scsi_debug a kernel driver?07:45
pittihasselmm: yes, it is; so you need root privs07:45
hasselmmpitti, ok. so i still need umockdev :-)07:45
pittihasselmm: I'm using it in the udev and gvfs tests07:45
pittihasselmm: ah, ok; what are you actually trying to test?07:45
pittihasselmm: as I said, rebuilding the whole block layer in userspace sounds painful07:46
hasselmmreally just need to get notified of block device addition and removal07:47
pittihasselmm: via uevents or via udisks d-bus messages?07:48
hasselmmpitti, good question actually :-)07:50
pittihasselmm: so, merely synthesizing the uevents, or mocking udisks to emulate adding/removing a devices is rather easy; but you couldn't actually do anything with those fake device of course, as they don't exist07:51
pittihasselmm: so if you only want to test the hotplugging code path, that should work07:51
hasselmmpitti: oh. gunixvolumemonitor just monitors /etc/fstab (via gunixmounts), and hard-codes the fstab path. so i am lost anyway.08:00
pittihasselmm: on the gvfs level it uses udisks208:01
pittiso if you use a mock udisks2, it should reflect on the gvfs level08:01
pittidesrt: eek, dconf-service segfaults in my jhbuild08:22
pittidesrt: ok, stacktrace, reproducer, analysis, and workaround sent to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68913608:49
ubot2Gnome bug 689136 in writer "Crash in dconf_writer_real_end(): change is NULL (when $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/dconf does not exist)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]08:49
seb128hey desktopers09:05
didrockssalut seb128!09:06
didrocksseb128: desktop meeting reminder09:06
seb128lut didrocks, thanks ;-)09:06
didrocksyw09:06
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone09:10
Laneyhey09:10
seb128hey chrisccoulson, Laney, how are you?09:14
Laneytired. but there is tea so life is good :-)09:17
Laneyholiday next week ;-)09:17
Laneyhow are you?09:17
seb128I'm good thanks09:17
seb128Laney, holiday next week? or holidays starting next week for all of decembre?09:18
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, good thanks. and you?09:18
Laneyseb128: just for the week next week09:18
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm good thanks09:19
seb128Laney, do you plan to land gst1.0 stack before that? ;-)09:19
Laneyyeah, should do09:20
seb128good09:20
Laneythen I get to be away when it blows up :P09:22
seb128lol09:22
mvoLaney: tea \o/09:23
Laney\o/09:23
seb128mvo, hey, wie gehts?09:27
didrocksand a xorg lockup for me :(09:28
mvoseb128: gut, danke. pitti got me into the idea of using duolingo.com to pratcise my french, that is actually great fun :) but I still am at level-1 and the owl is crying a lot when I do my practices09:28
didrockspitti: did you have any more info on this btw? ^09:28
pittididrocks: no, just what is being discussed on the upstream bug09:28
didrocksseb128: on va plus pouvoir se moquer d'eux en français si ça continue!09:28
didrockspitti: ok, thanks :)09:28
pittididrocks: I run the quantal kernel for the time being09:29
didrockspitti: I should do that as well09:29
seb128mvo, ;-)09:30
didrockshum, I don't understand why split mode is not taken into account here09:41
tjaaltondidrocks: do you have intel ironlake gpu?09:44
didrockstjaalton: not sure if it's an ironlake, lspci is telling: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)09:45
tjaaltonpitti: upstream disabled rc6 power saving for ironlake, it might help with your gpu hangs09:45
tjaaltondidrocks: hmm, sounds like sandybridge09:45
didrockstjaalton: yeah, I guess it's a sandybridge09:46
tjaaltonmight want to try i915.i915_enable_rc6=009:48
tjaaltonfor the kernel09:48
didrockstjaalton: will do at next lockup :)09:52
didrocksthanks!09:52
pittitjaalton: nope, rc6 doesn't work for me; I have Arrandale09:53
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seb128pitti, hey, how are you?10:11
pittihey seb128; quite fine, thanks!10:11
seb128pitti, so yesterday we had update-apt-xapian-index failing by hitting and exception in pyxdg due to a misformated .desktop in app-install-data10:11
seb128pitti, where would you put a test to avoid app-install-data being uploaded again with a broken .desktop that would lead in that situation?10:12
pittiseb128: you could add an autopkgtest to a-i-d that iterates over all shipped .desktop files with pyxdg?10:13
pittiI fixed pyxdg's autopkgtest this morning, FYI10:13
seb128pitti, oh, they were broken? they ran fine here10:13
pittiseb128: not much; debian bug 69451710:14
ubot2Debian bug 694517 in pyxdg "pyxdg: Fix autopkgtest output to go to stdout" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/69451710:14
seb128pitti, oh ok10:14
pittiseb128: if a-i-d had a build or binary depends on pyxdg, you could also put that test into pyxdg itself10:15
seb128pitti, so, if we add an autopkgtest to a-i-d ... could we get to run it on pyxdg updates?10:15
pittii. e . "ensure that we can process all .desktop files present on the sysetm"10:15
pittiseb128: that would again require a build or binary dependency10:15
seb128ok, which is not the case10:15
pittiseb128: you could add a build dep and do the iteration in debian/rules already, which would fail the build immediately10:15
pittiand be more obvious10:15
pittiand then we can use the same test as autopkgtest10:16
seb128pitti, I guess I could add an autopkgtest in pyxdg which is "install a-i-d and test all the .desktop from it"10:16
seb128?10:16
pittioui, tu peux10:16
pittibut that wouldn't re-run the test on a new a-i-d upload10:16
seb128that wouldn't be upstreamable to debian though10:16
pittithe "search all *.desktop files and process them" is, though10:17
Laneyshould it re-run tests in that situation?10:17
Laneya test dependency changes -> re-run that test10:17
pittiand then all that a-i-d needs is a build dep to pyxdg and a trivial autopkgtest10:17
pittiLaney: you mean if a dep in debian/tests/control changes?10:18
Laneyyeah10:18
pittiLaney: that would be nice, but these are not exposed in apt's indexes10:18
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pittiso we'd need to keep an unpacked version of all test-enabled source packages around to detect that10:18
pittiwhich is possible in principle, but nobody did that10:19
Laneyyou could build a mapping on upload, when you first run the test10:19
pitti(and it requires introducing state into the machiner)10:19
mhr3seb128, did the fixed bustle make it to Q?10:25
seb128mhr3, no10:25
mhr3seb128, :( will it?10:25
LaneyI imagine you could backport it fairly easily10:26
seb128dunno, you are welcome to propose a SRU10:26
seb128e.g add a debdiff to a bug, add the SRU infos, subscribe sponsors10:26
mhr3seb128, you're doing a very bad job at making me want to do that :P10:28
seb128mhr3, let's say I don't think the "bustle on quantal" userbase is big enough to make me want spend time on a SRU10:29
mhr3but, but... *i* use it :)10:30
seb128I'm really waiting to see us drop the nonLTS releases, too much time backporting fixes to <n> series10:30
mhr3but yea, i get it10:30
* mhr3 grabs latest tarball10:30
seb128mhr3, just dpkg -i the debian or raring version or push that to a ppa for quantal ;-)10:30
mhr3bustle has binary tarballs10:31
mhr3which is pretty interesting10:31
seb128mhr3, wget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bustle/0.4.2-1/+build/3995579/+files/bustle_0.4.2-1_amd64.deb10:33
seb128mhr3, then dpkg -i that10:33
mhr3oh, you even know my architecture... :)10:35
pittiis there any other? :-)10:36
pitti(well, armhf for sure)10:36
mhr3thanks pitti, for a moment a felt special :P10:38
seb128pitti, I'm still on i386 :p10:38
seb128but knowing mhr3... ;-)10:39
mhr3i consider this a geek equivalent of knowing my birthday :)10:39
seb128lol10:39
mhr3otoh there being just two real options puts it closer to flipping a coin10:42
seb128well, it's a biased coin, you rather have a 90% chance that people around will pick amd64 nowadays10:43
seb128only a few of us hold to i38610:43
seb128e.g I know of mterry out of me ;-)10:44
mhr3ok, i guess next time you have to remember my pgp fingerprint for me to feel special :P10:46
seb128not going to happen :p10:49
tjaaltonpitti: 3.7 final should have it disabled again, or the next rc10:49
pittitjaalton: I thought the problem was with some buffer overrun, not with power saving?10:50
tjaaltonpitti: well, you never know :)10:52
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seb128mvo, https://code.launchpad.net/~bkerensa/ubuntu/raring/app-install-data-ubuntu/fix-for-depends/+merge/13553311:52
seb128mvo, for the new time you upload it ;-) (it's one of the 100 items on the sponsoring list)11:53
seb128mvo, thanks in advance ;-)11:53
didrockstime for some exercice, bbl11:55
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ogra_seb128, every release i ask about gksu i'm told it will vanish, is that the case for raring as well ?13:16
seb128ogra_, check with mdeslaur but I guess so ... they started replacing it with pkexec not sure what is left to do13:17
* ogra_ is looking at bug 421660 ... and ponders how to solve it since gksu still uses gconf213:17
ubot2Launchpad bug 421660 in ubuntu-defaults-nexus7 (Ubuntu) "gksu's and gksudo's modal password prompt prevents OnBoard's virtual keyboard input, causing accessibility issues" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42166013:17
seb128ogra_, when do you get a gksu prompt? we should maybe fix those when we cross them?13:17
mdeslaurnow that apport is migrated to pkexec, I'm not quite sure what uses gksu anymore13:18
mdeslaurat least, there shouldn't be much left in the default image13:18
ogra_seb128, heh, good question13:18
ogra_ogra@nexus7:~$ grep -r gksu /usr/share/applications/*|wc -l13:19
ogra_713:19
ogra_gksu.desktop, xdiagnose.desktop13:20
ogra_the rest are false positives13:20
ogra_but i bet there als some apps that use it hardcoded13:21
ogra_*also13:21
seb128ogra_, ok, so I'm asking again: when do you get gksu to prompt you?13:21
ogra_seb128, i have no idea, i'll ask mfisch, he marked it as affecting nexus713:22
seb128ogra_, ok, let's list the cases where it happens and fix those13:22
ogra_(though that was with the quantal image)13:22
seb128it's the easiest way out13:22
didrocksurgh a new gcc, already that the powerpc builders aren't in a great shape…13:22
seb128didrocks, well, 2 builders, one building libreoffice and one building webkit13:23
seb128didrocks, see you next week to get things in raring :p13:23
didrocksseb128: right :p13:23
didrocksseb128: 14 hours of wait for the since that were autolanding…13:23
seb128didrocks, yeah, I complained about that yesterday on #ubuntu-release, it's not only blocking autolanding, it's blocking anything to move to raring13:24
didrocksseb128: yep13:24
seb128they said that IS said that we should have back and extra builder today13:24
didrocksdid they found the machine that didn't restart?13:25
seb128but it might be worth for you mentioning it on #ubuntu-release (so I'm not the only one complaining :p)13:25
didrocksI already complained last thursday :p13:25
seb128didrocks, seems like they know where the issue is, they just need somebody to physically go on site which didn't happen yet13:25
didrockscjwatson told that there were a critical RT to get the machine back one13:25
seb128IS said that would happen today13:25
seb128so let's see13:25
didrockswell, it's not FF day, but still ;)13:26
didrocksyeah, let's see13:26
seb128good news is that webkit build is 10 hours in and previous one took 11h13:26
seb128if you have something you want to see landing you might want to ask people to score down gcc or score up what you need13:26
* didrocks crosses fingers13:26
didrocksseb128: I think mine will get accepted before gcc as it's nonvirt13:27
* didrocks looks at the gcc build score/wait exceptation13:27
seb128cool13:27
didrocksbasically the ppa is supposed to be an extension of the official archive as we don't rebuild there13:27
didrocksurgh no, gcc is starting in one minute13:28
seb128yeah, I just don't know if the pool is a fifo13:28
seb128well at equivalent score I mean13:28
seb128didrocks, that seems buggy, there are 2 builders and none is going to be done before at least an hour13:28
LaneyI think that is 1 minute after the next build finishes13:29
didrocksyeah, launchpad time estimation is always weird13:29
didrocksI know why the ppa is slow13:30
didrocksit's getting the "release" score13:30
didrockswhere everything else is getting the "-proposed" score13:31
didrockspitti: btw, you can ditch https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-unity/+archive/daily-build/+build/4014432 and https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-unity/+archive/daily-build/+build/4015144 if you want, both are source superseeded already13:32
ogra_seb128, oh, ara did put a use case into bug 107869613:33
ubot2Launchpad bug 1078696 in ubuntu-nexus7 "gksu does not accept sudo password on the Nexus7" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107869613:33
ogra_i guess that one is moot once we unseeded gksu though13:33
seb128ogra_, yeah13:34
pittididrocks: lowered to 1; I can't actually kill them13:35
didrockspitti: ok, thanks :)13:35
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desrtpitti: how dare your testing initiative find bugs in my software!!14:32
desrti am insulted!!14:32
pittiit's annoying, isn't it!14:32
desrti was perfectly happy when i had no bugs14:32
didrocksdesrt: you already knew that pitti was this kind of guy :)14:33
desrtpitti: thanks ;)14:33
didrocksin addition, it's not just talks, he had proofs!14:33
pittihttps://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?product=dconf → "180 bugs found" *cough*14:33
didrocksI find that shocking :)14:33
desrtbetter to find it in the unreleased version before it starts biting real users :)14:33
desrtpitti: 160 of them are for dconf-editor ;)14:33
pittidesrt: but you garden them well, only 21 open ones14:34
* pitti vous donne des accolades14:34
seb128didrocks, could you review the ubuntu-settings one liner change on https://code.launchpad.net/~vanvugt/ubuntu/raring/ubuntu-settings/fix-1073202/+merge/134424 when you have a minute?14:38
didrocksseb128: I already reviewed it, see my comment and duflu commented on it14:39
didrocksseb128: I'm afraid that if we accept this right now, we'll never get the right fix in the end14:39
seb128didrocks, right, and it got 5 comments since you commented14:39
didrocksand I pinged people on IRC developping it14:40
didrocksbut seems it was ignored14:40
didrockswill comment *again*14:40
seb128didrocks, ok, putting it work in progress then and asked them back to needs review when those issues are addressed14:40
seb128didrocks, don't worry, I commented saying to put it back to needs review once the other issues are resolved14:41
seb128didrocks, sorry, just trying to get that damn sponsoring queue under 100 items, we have quite some "tricky" items like that one that just sit here atm which is not a solution either14:42
seb128didrocks, anyway, moving on to the next one, thanks ;-)14:42
didrocksseb128: I added some more comments, and will keep the tab opened14:44
didrocksseb128: thanks ;)14:44
seb128didrocks, great, yw ;-)14:44
cyphermoxchrisccoulson: yo15:00
cyphermoxchrisccoulson: globalmenu-extension, do you know where the source for that is? I'd like to prepare it for didrocks' autolanding, so updating the packaging and merging it in to the trunk branch15:01
chrisccoulsoncyphermox, how's that going to work? it's unbuildable outside of the firefox source tree, and doesn't have any packaging of its own15:18
seb128do we really automatic daily landing for that?15:20
seb128it seems to be fine living in firefox's source15:20
seb128didrocks, ^15:20
chrisccoulsonit will be tested when we run the firefox tests anyway ;)15:20
chrisccoulsoni'm actually working on that arm15:20
chrisccoulson**atm15:20
didrocksif it's in firefox source, it's fine, let's it be this way :)15:20
seb128cool15:20
didrocksthe fact that there is a dedicated launchpad project is misleading :)15:20
chrisccoulsondidrocks, can i have test results from PPA builds appear on https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/ ?15:21
didrockschrisccoulson: PPA builds? well, in theory everything is possible but you need to code it15:22
didrocksthe good news is that I have a ppa watcher :p15:22
didrocksso you can maybe steal from it to get the status :)15:22
seb128or bribe pitti for QA to add that feature ;-)15:22
chrisccoulsondidrocks, https://code.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/firefox/firefox-trunk.head, see the last couple of weeks of commits ;)15:22
chrisccoulsonit's possible to run all of the firefox tests outside of the build now, and they are all packaged too15:23
chrisccoulsonwell, all -> most ;)15:23
didrockschrisccoulson: waow, nice work! ;)15:23
qenghoniiice.15:24
didrocksseb128: https://code.launchpad.net/~vanvugt/ubuntu/raring/ubuntu-settings/fix-1073202/+merge/134424 FYI in case you didn't see it15:27
seb128didrocks, so sam is working on the fix?15:28
didrocksseb128: well, he told me a month ago that it will be two weeks to fix it… So I'm unsure15:29
didrocksseb128: I tried to get duflu profiling it, seems there is no incentive15:29
didrocksthat's why I don't want to push the workaround first15:29
didrocksbecause it's bitting us in other ways15:29
didrocksand this won't get fix15:29
qenghochrisccoulson: I see you have a bot account for LP. Care to tell me how you use it? I was about to make the same so I don't have to expose my own GPG and SSH keys outside my machine.15:29
seb128didrocks, is that bug #1063617 or another one?15:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 1063617 in compiz (Ubuntu) "1:0.9.8+bzr3319-0ubuntu1 regression: keeps setting gsettings keys to wrong values" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106361715:30
didrocksseb128: I *think* they are related, but no evidence15:30
didrocksso can't promiss15:30
seb128didrocks, ok, anyway I just wanted to knock it off the sponsoring queue while it's being worked, no hurry to see the patch landing ... would still be nice to get the real compiz bug fixed ;-)15:31
didrocksseb128: yeah, it's breaking at least 10 autopilot tests15:31
seb128desrt, I think debian hates you :p15:36
Laneyyeah i'm wondering how that didn't break us15:37
seb128desrt, they are talking about reverting the glib arm abi break in debian or renaming the glib binary15:37
desrtseb128: they're pretty foolish15:40
seb128desrt, I don't think "foolish" is the word ;-)15:41
desrtmad-as-hatters?15:41
seb128desrt, they will probably settle on the "best" option which is rebuilding some hundred packages15:41
desrti'd love to see them revert the ABI break that they didn't notice for over a year15:41
desrtand watch how the new-old ABI rebreaks everything again15:42
seb128desrt, they are speaking about rebuild some 300 packages already15:42
desrtrebuilding makes sense15:42
desrti have a hard time believing that 300 packages are impacted, though15:42
desrtunless they really have that many packages that are updated that infrequently...15:43
seb128they do15:43
desrtwell15:43
desrtrebuilding those 300 that haven't been updated is better than rebuilding sizeof(glib rdepends) - 300 :)15:43
desrtseb128: got a link to the discussion?15:45
desrtseb128: remember i told you -- of all my latest API-breaking parties that this would be the one that really pissed debian off the most? :)15:46
desrtand this one wasn't even intentional :p15:46
seb128desrt, http://paste.debian.net/212761/15:47
seb128desrt, it's on #debian-gnome @ oftc15:47
seb128ongoing discussion15:48
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desrtseb128: i joined it :p16:03
seb128desrt, I see that ;-)16:03
seb128desrt, thanks16:03
desrti didn't realise that debian was using such an ancient glib16:03
desrttheir release cycles are long... :)16:04
xnox#ubuntu-devel16:27
* didrocks whistles "meeting" to seb128's ears :)16:31
seb128didrocks, oh, right, I got the reminder and got carried away in a discussion16:31
seb128didrocks, thanks16:31
kenvandine:)16:31
didrocksyw ;)16:32
seb128Sweetshark, qengho, chrisccoulson, didrocks, Laney, kenvandine, mlankhorst, cyphermox, mterry, robru, attente: hey, it's meeting time16:32
qenghoYay!16:32
didrocksoh, it's meeting time!16:32
didrocks:)16:32
Sweetsharko/16:32
mlankhorstnot now I'm playing tf2! :P16:32
attente\o/16:32
seb128https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-11-2716:33
mterryhello!16:33
seb128not a lot of updates on the wiki16:33
seb128don't forget to drop some lines about what you are doing16:33
seb128how is everyone?16:33
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: dont think of the game!16:33
mterryI didn't do anything publicly notable  :)16:33
robru|packingseb128, I am here for the meeting despite being on holiday ;-)16:33
seb128http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-raring/canonical-desktop-team.html is also set up with trend line resetted, I hope nobody forgot some specs16:33
chrisccoulsonhi!16:33
seb128robru|packing, oh, great, making up for the one you missed last week ;-)16:34
seb128robru|packing, happy packing!16:34
robru|packingseb128, making up for having missed ALL previous meetings ;-)16:34
mlankhorstSweetshark: no I'm thinking of it as stress testing the reworked nouveau patches I made16:34
robru|packingseb128, thanks16:34
didrocksrobru|packing: between 2 boxes :p16:34
seb128let's get started16:34
robru|packingseb128, also, today is my birthday! ;-)16:34
mlankhorsto/16:34
seb128robru|packing, oh, happy birthday!16:34
attentehappy birthday, robru|packing :)16:34
didrockshappy birthday robru|packing :)16:34
robru|packingseb128, thanks ;-)16:34
mterry:)16:34
mterryyay16:34
robru|packingthanks everybody ;-)16:34
chrisccoulsonrobru|packing, shouldn't it be "robru|drinking"?16:35
chrisccoulsonhappy birthday ;)16:35
robru|packingchrisccoulson, haha, soon!16:35
seb128ok, let's get started, I hope everybody prepared this cycle so we can have a shorted meeting rather than waiting on everyone to type ;-)16:35
seb128Sweetshark, hey16:35
Sweetsharkseb128: heya16:35
seb128short weekly summary ready? ;-)16:35
Sweetshark- LibreOffice Hackfest 2012 Munich/Debian Bug Squashing Party: - insanely productive: http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Hackfest/Munich2012 - some work on session installer - met some debian folks, trained some in our voodoo (SRU processes etc.) ... - resynced with Rene (LO debian maintainer) - lots of other topics, I spare you the details16:35
Sweetshark- lp#1017125: tested backport, seems unfixed, which is bad and strange16:36
Sweetshark- LibreOffice 4.0 alpha 1 released to quantal prereleases ppa for testing16:36
Sweetshark- LibreOffice 3.6.4~rc2 prolly 3.6.4 final tagged today and locally building for later ppa upload - to be SRUed ~2 weeks later16:36
Sweetsharkseb128: ^ thats it16:36
seb128(use "..." when you are done so we know when somebody is still typing)16:36
seb128(or </done> or whatever tag you like)16:36
seb128Sweetshark, thanks16:36
seb128Sweetshark, I will try to talk to the SRU guys again to get 3.5.7 reviewed16:37
seb128they have quite some SRU backlog16:37
seb128thanksgiving didn't help...16:37
seb128 16:37
seb128qengho, hey16:37
qenghoHi hi!16:37
qenghodesktop-r-chromiumbrowser-improvements16:37
qenghoJust about got my stable PPA for chromium-browser building automatically. There was a new stable release just yesterday, and it worked it with only a little change. Starting the beta PPA building too. I'll hand off some builds to Security team today or tomorrow. Then, I'll start publishing in the cr-team PPA.16:37
qenghoTranslations need work. I dropped mutating the Cr "orig" tarball during UDS. I made some repairs to the po-to-chromium tool, but it needs more. Must decide where to put results, too:16:37
qenghoI'll fish for interest at chromium upstream for interest in all the languages we support but they don't. micah says they had no interest in the past.16:37
qenghoEOF16:37
seb128qengho, great, what's the ppa to use for those who want to track the current versions?16:38
seb128cr-team one?16:38
seb128https://launchpad.net/~cr-team ... ENOTFOUND16:39
seb128what's the name of the team? ;-)16:39
qenghoseb128: ~chromium-team16:39
Sweetsharkseb128: addition wrt SRUs: hmm, I had infinity pinging me on a SRU, I assume it was about 3.5.7 and merging it with the SRU for bug 585910. that makes sense for precise, but not for quantal as 3.6.4 is final in a few days and includes the fix.16:39
ubot2Launchpad bug 585910 in libreoffice (Ubuntu Quantal) "[Upstream] Impress Font fuzzy in presentation mode when Use hardware acceleration enabled" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58591016:39
seb128Sweetshark, ok16:39
qenghoseb128: there's also a ~chromium-ppa (I think) that (I think) many people are using16:40
seb128qengho, no ppa for that team, I guess you will set it up once things are ready?16:40
seb128qengho, ok, if you get any ppa you want testing on or that you recommend chromium users to run feel free to share once it's set up ;-)16:40
seb128qengho, thanks16:40
seb128chrisccoulson, hey, how is firefox doing compared to chromium this week? ;-)16:41
chrisccoulsonnot too bad ;)16:41
qengho(Probaly better)16:41
chrisccoulson- Looked at a webapps bug16:41
chrisccoulson- Working through test failures in firefox16:41
chrisccoulson- Started writing some packaging-related tests for firefox16:41
chrisccoulson- Started working on menubar testing16:41
chrisccoulson- Started work on getting tests running in thunderbird too16:41
chrisccoulson- Firefox 18 Beta is in Raring + the firefox-next PPA16:41
chrisccoulsonthat's my summary for the week :)16:41
seb128testing for the win ;-)16:41
seb128chrisccoulson,  thanks for help the webapp guys with the security issue ... did that fix the top issues on the mozilla tracker side? there were some you were unsure if the issue was the same?16:42
chrisccoulsonseb128, there's still quite a few crashes actually. i wonder how long it takes for people to upgrade?16:43
seb128that's a good question... too long usually16:43
chrisccoulsonhttps://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=81479016:43
ubot2Mozilla bug 814790 in Extension Compatibility "crash in libunity-webapps.so.0.0.0 with Ubuntu Unity Web App" [Critical,New]16:43
seb128let's keep an eye on that16:43
seb128it would be good to ensure those issues are resolved16:44
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks16:44
seb128didrocks, hey16:44
didrocksDaily autolanding in ubuntu successfully for some PS projects! We are now at 16 projects configured for landing (mostly indicators). Thanks to the work of the whole team :) Still some issues with autopilot getting resolved, hoping to be able to activate the unity stack by EOW!16:44
chrisccoulsoni've only just seen that bug actually. normally somebody CC's me on those16:44
didrocksThen, daily unity maintenance, some SRUs, nothing fancy but busy review times for all PS projects and inlining/bootstrapping (a lot lot lot lot lot) ;)16:44
didrocks..16:44
seb128didrocks, thanks, looking forward to see unity autolanding, indicators are a good appetizer ;-)16:45
didrocksheh, indeed! :-)16:45
seb128Laney, hey16:45
Laneyyo16:45
Laneywatch how fast I can type16:45
LaneyMore work on porting for GStreamer 1.0. Did some upstream work - ubiquity, unity-lens-music (or was this last week?), a fair bit on Rhythmbox (DAAP works now, visualization not and probably will be like this for the first landing). Hope to land this week after filing bugs and getting some remaining changes tested/merged (xnox: lp:~laney/ubiquity/webcam-gst-1.0 ;-) ). Landing plan is on the pad. Not everything will be done ...16:45
kenvandinewow!16:45
Laney... straight away but there shouldn't be any 'problematic' (dual stack) sources in the default install at least. Having some broken packages in universe is the price we'll pay for landing now; hopefully will provide incentive for people to fix... On holiday next week.16:45
Laney16:45
seb128land land land! ;-)16:46
seb128Laney, enjoy the holidays16:46
seb128I guess we are going to start seeing lot of people on holidays soon, quite some of us still have a stack of days to take ;-)16:47
xnoxLaney: what pad?16:47
Laneyubuntu desktop one16:47
Laneytopic16:47
seb128Laney, thanks16:47
seb128kenvandine, hey16:47
kenvandinei'll make this quick, i need to duck out to meet someone coming to do some work on the house :)16:47
kenvandineWe hope to have some of the webapps/webaccounts packages autolanding in ubuntu this week.  Most of the inline packaging branches have been merged, now it is just having the confidence in the tests to enable autolanding.16:48
kenvandineThere are some SRUs that are still in the queue, I guess the SRU team is a bit backlogged.  I have some more coming, but need to land the fixes in raring first.16:48
kenvandineEOF16:48
kenvandine:)16:48
seb128kenvandine, thanks16:48
seb128mlankhorst, hey16:48
mlankhorst- getting quantal lts stack ready for precise (where have you heard that before)16:48
* kenvandine runs... ping me in 20m if you have questions please :)16:48
seb128mlankhorst, so playing to test the xorg stack? ;-)16:48
mlankhorst- upstreaming kernel patches (again..)16:48
mlankhorst- more nouveau/steam testing16:48
mlankhorst- nouveau vdpau kernel stuff upstreamed, deciding how to approach userspace still16:48
mlankhorst- upstreaming things in wine, 1 patch every biweekly release!16:48
mlankhorstEOD16:48
mlankhorstand the upstreaming kernel patches..16:49
seb128mlankhorst, when is the updated xorg stack planned to land in precise?16:49
mlankhorstas soon as llvm-3.1 is16:49
mlankhorstat this point16:49
mlankhorstonly blocker left16:49
seb128ok16:49
seb128I need to SRU https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/103409016:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 1034090 in gnome-settings-daemon "Hotkeys not functional after upgrade to quantal" [Medium,Fix released]16:50
seb128mlankhorst, multimedia keys will break otherwise, the current precise code doesn't handle xinput 2.2 well16:50
seb128mlankhorst, thanks16:50
xnoxLaney: so, if I can test the webcam port, is it ok to be uploaded or does it need to wait on something?16:50
seb128cyphermox, hey16:50
cyphermoxhey16:50
cyphermoxaha! finishing the indicator stack packaging import (3 are blocked on failing tests, and I'm asking the right people to take care of them), also finishing oif/autopilot, etc. In other news, I uploaded nm-applet yesterday, you'll see that there are changes in nm-connection-editor in the way connections are listed and represented, and you can now do VLAN and bonding via the GUI.16:51
cyphermox..16:51
Laneyxnox: wait for me to upload the plugins this week16:51
xnoxLaney: ack.16:51
mlankhorstseb128: Yeah I'm quite happy atm, still want some special case for mesa-dev packages to simplify my life, but that's about it really..16:51
Laneyand for them to be promoted (oops, elt's wait until after meeting)16:51
seb128cyphermox, thanks16:51
seb128mterry, hey16:52
mterryI've been prototyping the containment 'prompt for a file' library/daemon.  I've patched deja-dup to ignore Steam's files by default (probably should SRU that), and I've worked further on Unity branch inlining/updating.  Oh and I'm on holiday for the rest of the week after this meeting.  :)  EOL16:52
mterryI'll still likely be reachable though16:52
mterryAnd scanning email16:52
seb128mterry, enjoy your holidays16:52
seb128mterry, I still have your wiki page bookmarked, I should read it/comment ... will try to do that today ;-)16:53
seb128or I guess I've time if you are holidays for the rest of the week ;-)16:53
seb128mterry, thanks16:53
mterryyup  :)16:53
seb128robru|packing, hey16:53
robru|packingseb128, hey ;-)16:53
robru|packing- big package inlining blitz last week, did at least 12 that I remember, in just a couple days.16:53
robru|packing- turns out not all of them were perfect ;-)16:53
robru|packing- already noticed a few other people picked up where I left off, so that's still progressing16:53
robru|packing- landed some lp:friends stuff from PS team, notably Twitter contacts are now in place.16:53
robru|packing- on a personal note, I started doing daily autobuilds of darktable for raring, since the official darktable maintainers only had quantal packages. ppa here: https://launchpad.net/~robru/+archive/darktable-daily16:53
robru|packingthanks ;-)16:53
seb128robru|packing, good work on the PS packaging bootstrapping, especially taking into account that you don't have years of packaging behind you ;-)16:54
seb128robru|packing, thanks, good luck with the packaging and moving and enjoy your birthday!16:55
robru|packingseb128, haha, thanks. really I was just doing what kenvandine and didrocks tell me to ;-)16:55
seb128packaging->packing16:55
robru|packingseb128, thanks! see you all next week!16:55
seb128(doh, autofingers)16:55
didrockssee you robru|packing!16:55
seb128attente, hey16:55
attenteseb128: hi!16:55
attentecontinued progress on the menu export module16:55
attentethe module is in a decent semi-not-totally-broken state, with the following outstanding issues to address:16:55
attente1. test the radio menu item actions more16:55
attente2. it's using memory addresses for action names *ducks*16:55
attente3. figure out why there's an extra item at the end of every gedit menu16:55
attente4. figure out why eog is overriding the x properties the module sets16:56
attente5. add more tests16:56
attente6. make module leaner/faster16:56
attente7. document the code16:56
attente8. need to add menu shell insert signals to GTK+ 216:56
seb128(lol at 2. ;-)16:56
attente:)16:56
attente...16:56
seb128nice to see the progresses16:56
seb128would you like feedback/testing from other users yet? or do you have enough known issue that you think it's not useful yet?16:57
seb128also, where can we find your code if we want to play with it?16:57
attenteseb128: i have it on a junk branch here: https://code.launchpad.net/~attente/+junk/unity-gtk-module16:57
attenteas far as user testing, maybe i can get it good enough to push out a ppa16:58
desrtattente: did you fix the crash issue?16:58
desrtattente: and did you fix the GtkUIManager issue?16:58
attentedesrt: you were right, it's a problem with the x properties, not the GtkUIManager16:58
attentedesrt: the crash no longer exists16:58
desrtdouble score16:59
desrtattente: you're going to need to find a sane way of dealing properly with GtkApplicationWindow16:59
seb128attente, I will get it a try, if it works fine we can maybe push it to the ubuntu-desktop ppa next16:59
seb128attente, thanks16:59
seb128so from me16:59
seb128- GNOME updates, landed gnome-settings-daemon gnome-control-center 3.6 without ibus16:59
seb128- decided to stay on the stable ibus until the details are sorted out (upstream work involved)16:59
seb128- extra syncs and merges with debian16:59
seb128some sponsoring today, the queue was back over 100 items16:59
seb128please don't skip your sponsoring shifts17:00
seb128everybody is busy but you should find at least an hour a week to tackle some items17:00
seb128if you missed a shift please try to catch back on that by doing some reviews even if it's not your official day17:00
seb128next for me: looking at the performances issues and what we can start improving17:00
seb128...17:00
Laneywhat situation do we get without ibus?17:01
seb128good, we did fit in a half an hour for the team round17:01
seb128is there any question/comment/...?17:01
tkamppeterWhat I did:17:01
seb128Laney, what we have atm is basically what we had for years17:01
seb128tkamppeter, oh, sorry, I skipped you17:01
tkamppeterGenerally worked on the Blueprint about clients having to browse for remote printer's Bonjour broadcasts to replace the old CUPS broadcasting, especially17:01
tkamppeter* Reported bugs on both GTK and Qt print dialogs to add Bonjour browsing, as upstream design of CUPS 1.6.x is the CUPS daemon to do Bonjour broadcasting of shared printers and the print dialog browsing Bonjour broadcasts of printers in the network. GTK dialog upstream maintainer Marek Kasik accepted the bug and raised it to high priority (tkamppeter).17:01
tkamppeter* Decided on doing browsing for remote printers with extra daemon and not via a CUPS daemon patch (would not get accepted upstream). Extra daemon only for legacy.17:01
tkamppeter* Discussed with Johannes Meixner (SuSE) and Mike Sweet (CUPS upstream) about extra daemon.17:01
tkamppeterSRU for AirPrint support with iOS 6 on Precise.17:01
seb128tkamppeter, is anyone upstream/in other distro going to help on the extra daemon?17:02
seb128tkamppeter, thanks17:03
tkamppeterseb128, unfortunately, not, I only succeeded the upstreams of the print dialogs to once work on the Bonjour browsing by the dialog, and second, to work on the CPD features we talked about on UDS (another Blueprint).17:03
seb128tkamppeter, ok, having the toolkit guys wanting to add that feature is a good news17:04
seb128tkamppeter, thanks17:04
seb128 17:04
seb128so17:04
seb128Laney, so what I did for g-s-d and g-c-c is to revert the keyboard plugins to the 3.4 codebase17:04
seb128so we are back to what we had until quantal17:04
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seb128including the indicator17:04
Laneyok17:05
seb128ideally we should look if we can take 3.6 and simple do --disable-ibus17:05
tkamppeterseb128, only problem is that Sweetshark will not switch LO to the GTK dialog, as some features like preview are not in the GTK dialog.17:05
seb128one issue is that we would drop the "layout per win" option17:05
seb128we will also need to the keyboard indicator done to not regress if we go with 3.617:06
seb128to get the*17:06
Laneythat's a feature enabled by gcc?17:06
seb128the indicator?17:06
Laneythe separate layouts17:06
tkamppeterseb128, so then LO has either to rely on the legacy fallback extra daemon or the LO dialog needs also get browsing added.17:06
Laneyoh, yeah, not an IM thing17:06
LaneyI get it17:06
seb128Laney, they have the same option for both im (in ibus, dropped in 1.5) and g-c-c for keyboard layout (dropped in 3.6)17:07
seb128tkamppeter, ok, I guess Sweetshark should keep an eye on that17:07
tkamppeterSweetshark, around?17:07
seb128Laney, we might want to drop the "replace language selector" work (again) if we stay with the 3.4 region capplet though...17:08
seb128 17:08
seb128ok, any other comment/question/...?17:08
Sweetsharktkamppeter: pong17:08
Laneymaybe it'll become more clear in a few weeks17:08
seb128Sweetshark, qengho, chrisccoulson, didrocks, Laney, kenvandine, mlankhorst, cyphermox, mterry, robru, attente, tkamppeter: thanks17:08
seb128</meeting>17:08
didrocksthanks ;)17:09
Laneylike if the ddl discussions generate a good solution which gets implemented we could maybe cherry pick some of that17:09
Laneythanks17:09
seb128Laney, yeah, we will need to tackle the keyboard indicator problem at some point17:09
Laneyyeah17:09
seb128I'm a bit reluctant to write an indicator for the 3.4 stack though when we know we will likely go with the new ibus and GNOME stack at some point17:09
seb128well 3.4 or even 3.6 with --disable-ibus17:10
Laneyif the gnome 3 ppa has vanilla 3.6 then the work could be done on top of that17:10
Laneyif someone wants to17:10
seb128at the same time I'm not convinced that GNOME has a solid understanding of the problem space17:10
tkamppeterSweetshark, we need a solution for the LO print dialog. Problem is that for the new CUPS 1.6.x design the print dialogs are supposed to browse Bonjour broadcasts of remote network printers to list these printers. I have reported to the Qt and GTK folks and they will add this feature to their print dialogs, the GTK maintainer even put it on high priority.17:10
LaneyPersonally I find it very alien17:10
Laneyso I wouldn't be surprised if other westerners feel the same17:11
seb128there seem to be quite some pushback from communities in those discussions that hints that it's not as simple at all17:11
tkamppeterSweetshark, so LO will miss the network printers if we do not add the feature also to the LO dialog or switch over to the GTK dialog (loosing the preview).17:11
seb128the last thing I want to do is to land in a position where we figure out 3 weeks before release that we screwed input for chinese users through e.g oem feedback17:11
Laneysomeone said that they did a test reverting the IM whitelist and it wasn't too bad17:12
Laneylike perhaps we can fix 3.6 to be reasonably sane17:12
seb128yeah17:12
seb128well a good part of the magic is in gnome-shell's indicator17:12
seb128I wish we had somebody with understanding of the problem space and time allocated to work on that17:12
Sweetsharktkamppeter: hmmm17:13
seb128I can do an indicator similar to what we had for keyboard layouts and for ibus but I'm not sure that's the right approch17:13
seb128well anyway let's see how things go17:13
seb128Sweetshark, do we know what other distros do for their print dialog? it feels like we should use the gtk dialog rather than the libreoffice one, that's what is used accross the desktop, including in firefox17:14
didrocksafter 16h, still not built on the daily build ppa :/17:15
* Laney saw that someone's working on sulfur now17:16
seb128didrocks, powerpc?17:17
didrocksyeah17:17
Sweetsharkseb128: well, the info that the gtk native print dialog isnt ready yet came from dtardon (who is at redhat). so I guess they will stick with LO dialogs for starters.17:17
seb128Sweetshark, ok ... what's the issue with the native print dialog?17:17
didrockssux that this ppa has lower score than everything uploaded to the distro17:17
Laneyyou can get the base score increased17:18
Laneybut perhaps it won't matter once we have three again17:18
didrocksLaney: well, I think it needs to align on -proposed17:18
Sweetsharkseb128: network printers are a corner-case for 'enterprisy' users though ... they might just deploy the settings in a way to use the gtk dialogs (loosing the preview).17:18
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, the most important problem is that the LO dialog is not browsing for Bonjour broadcasts of shared remote printers.17:18
didrocksLaney: depends, we want to have all stacks landing daily and not being deprioritized17:18
Laneydidrocks: you can file an RT and ping webops with it17:18
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, I have reported the problem to the maintainers of the GTK and Qt dialogs and they will add this functionality with high priority.17:19
didrocksLaney: ok, I think I'll do that. Even if in normal state, it doesn't matter, it shows that we can't get daily build when we encountered an issue17:19
seb128Sweetshark, well, our non LTS versions are not really targetting "enterprisy" users I guess, normal random users like to be able to e.g print when they go to the office with their laptop17:19
seb128tkamppeter, right, thanks for getting upstream involved there17:20
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, LO needs this feature, too, either in its own dialog or by switching to the GTK dialog.17:20
seb128(https://code.launchpad.net/~andyrock/compiz/fix-781931/+merge/136309 go andyrock go \o/)17:21
seb128would be good to see bug #781931 fixed17:21
ubot2Launchpad bug 781931 in compiz (Ubuntu) "New windows are moved to front but don't take focus" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78193117:21
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, another problem is the CPD features we talked about on the UDS. Qt and GTK upstreams will implement them, LO could get them for free when switching to the GTK dialog.17:21
Sweetsharktkamppeter: did you/can you file an bug at LO? from an upstream perspective, running LO without gtk/qt integration is a valid scenario (although not one the Ubuntu desktop has) in general.17:23
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, networked printing is very important, many users complained when I switched to CUPS 1.6.1 and I had to forward-port the CUPS broadcasting as print dialogs and apps were not ready for Bonjour broadcasted printers.17:24
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, also the laptop use case which seb128 mentioned is rather common.17:24
Sweetshark(e.g. debian has no default desktop and thus you are fine to run just plain and ugly X11 libreoffice)17:25
seb128tkamppeter, right, we understand that, the issue is that Sweetshark says that libreoffice has issues which make hard to change to use the gtk dialog17:25
tkamppeterSweetshark, yes, I should also file a bug on LO, as I did for Qt and GTK, so that LO will also natively support the new CUPS.17:25
Sweetsharktkamppeter: please cc me and dtardon on it.17:26
tkamppeterSweetshark, I will do so. To CC you and dtardon, what are the needed user names/e-mail addresses (you can send a private message to e for that).17:27
seb128tkamppeter, could you look at the patch on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hplip/+bug/1069324 ?17:31
ubot2Launchpad bug 1069324 in hplip (Ubuntu) "diagnose_queues.py crashed with NameError in su_sudo(): global name 'utils' is not defined" [Medium,Triaged]17:31
seb128tkamppeter, that's in the sponsoring queue17:31
mvoseb128: is there a pygobject_3.4.0-1ubuntu1 already uploaded to quantal-proposed? I just wanted to upload a fix for a crash but it got rejected ?17:36
seb128mvo, no, but that version existed in raring at some point and you can't reuse it17:38
seb128mvo, 1ubuntu0.117:38
seb128use that17:38
mvoseb128: cool, will do17:38
chrisccoulsonwow, i can't find any of my own addons in the crash data for firefox 17 :)17:45
seb128chrisccoulson, great ;-)17:45
chrisccoulsonseb128, now that they are perfect, i need to leave them well alone ;)17:46
seb128lol17:46
seb128chrisccoulson, time to add new ones! ;-)17:46
chrisccoulsonlol17:46
* didrocks waves good evening17:48
tkamppeterSweetshark, seb128, LO bug report submitted as https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5761917:49
ubot2Freedesktop bug 57619 in Printing and PDF export "Print dialog needs to support Bonjour broadcasting of remote printers" [Critical,Unconfirmed]17:49
seb128tkamppeter, thanks17:49
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bcurtiswxseems dead in here, holiday? conference?20:21
notgaryIt usually is around this time of night20:22
jbichabcurtiswx: it's just the Europeans who talk all the time ;)20:30
bcurtiswxjbicha, ah, OK then :)20:32
seb128bcurtiswx, blame it on kenvandine20:33
seb128it should be the time where the u.s guys are verbose20:33
seb128but seem they prefer to get work done nowadays ;-)20:33
bcurtiswxkenvandine gets work done?20:34
* bcurtiswx runs away20:34
kenvandinefrom time to time20:34
kenvandine:-D20:34
* bryce waves21:21
cyphermoxhey bryce21:23
seb128jbicha, this proxy button...isn't the patch commented in 3.6? I don't think anyone ported it to the new version21:24
seb128hey bryce21:24
jbichaseb128: yes I'm pretty sure that's it, but it sure would be useful if people would let us know what version they're using when they report bugs :)21:25
seb128right ;-)21:26
jbichaon the other hand, I don't think we've done whatever magic we need to do to have apport work right with the gnome3 ppa21:27
desrtjbicha has the worst job in the world21:41
jbichadesrt: lol, that makes me feel better ;)21:43
jasoncwarner_morning all21:43
seb128hey jasoncwarner_21:43
seb128desrt, ?21:43
thumperjasoncwarner_: morning21:43
desrtjasoncwarner_: good morning21:43
jasoncwarner_hey seb128 thumper desrt :)21:43
seb128desrt, the gnome3 ppa maintainship you mean or speaking about something else?21:44
jasoncwarner_bryce robert_ancell RAOF TheMuso https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-11-27 in 15 minutes !21:44
desrtseb128: no.  that. :)21:44
attenteanother meeting?21:49
robert_ancellwe heard you like meetings, so we put a meeting in your meeting21:49
bryceheya21:51
seb128attente, yeah, those .au/.nz people refuse to wake up at 3am for the real meeting ;-)21:51
veebershmm, if I have an apport .crash file from another machine, I should be about to: 'ubuntu-bug -c <thefile.crash>' right?21:53
* TheMuso used to do that once when he was in the foundations team, but back then it was the platform team.21:54
TheMusoI.e I got up at 3AM weekly for a few months or so, and then we rotated so that others shared the pain.21:54
* attente needs his beauty sleep21:56
bryceTheMuso, I remember that.  ugh.21:56
seb128veebers, not sure, running the command collects info on the system as well21:56
veebersseb128: I've tried the command, it pops up a dialog but when I hit continue that's it21:57
desrtattente: up all night hacking? :)21:58
attentedesrt: just that i wouldn't be functional for a 3am meeting22:00
desrtattente: you can barely stay awake at 3pm :p22:00
jasoncwarner_robert_ancell: lol...22:02
jasoncwarner_bryce robert_ancell RAOF TheMuso https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-11-27 is -2 minutes22:02
RAOFYo!22:03
TheMusobryce: Yeah it wasn't fun.22:04
jasoncwarner_I believe we decided to do quick updates at UDS, right? so..(very) quick round-robin.22:04
jasoncwarner_robert_ancell, care to kick it off?22:04
robert_ancelldid some SRUing of lightdm bugs22:05
robert_ancelllooked into autopilot22:05
robert_ancellcontinue to make http://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/desktop.html reflect the correct packages and keep things up to date22:05
robert_ancelleot22:06
jasoncwarner_robert_ancell: have you and pitti connected on the unity/nux perf testing bits yet?22:06
jasoncwarner_bryce: care to take it next? :)22:06
brycesure22:06
bryceset up https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/TODO to track what the X team is working on, and random task requests that come in22:06
brycefixed a nasty input rotation bug on nexus7.  finally portrait mode is usable22:07
robert_ancelljasoncwarner_, briefly. There isn't any major additional tooling required that we can see, awaiting any call from pitti if any specific work required22:07
brycebunch of random valve gaming stuff22:07
brycebeyond that, sru's and helped tseliot with proprietary driver updates22:08
jasoncwarner_thanks, bryce22:08
jasoncwarner_TheMuso , your turn?22:08
jasoncwarner_or, perhaps RAOF jump in?22:09
TheMusoOk. I've made a good start on extending Orca with touch support, still implementing glue code at the moment, since to allow gestures to be customized, a human readable way of expressing them, i.e in words, is needed, and Orca tends to abstract things away from its core a bit to make things more modular, but going well so far.22:10
TheMusoNo movement on discussion with Unity/GNOME upstrea about touch and desktops that want to offer touch gestures, I need to prod some unity folks to chime in, since its mostly their knowledge and ideas I want to work with for making things play nice with Orca and Unity.22:10
TheMusoAlso helping David from HWE to get Pulse 3 into Ubuntu, still in early testing phase, he has packages in his PPA.22:11
TheMusoWe need to write MIRs and get packages into the archive for the new release, the alter being done already, just the MIRs to go.22:11
TheMusoI still need to sort out community testing for pulse 3 as well.22:11
jasoncwarner_thanks, TheMuso22:11
RAOFLots of non-desktop-team hacking for me.22:12
RAOFI'm now taking a break from that and getting colord in shape.22:12
RAOFShould have our patches upstream, updated to the latest release today or so. Plus some bonus SRU action.22:13
RAOFAlso! Today is my SRU vanguard - Unity is already scheduled, but should you have any other high priority SRUs in the queue, feel free to ping me to get them prioritised.22:14
bryceRAOF, fglrx-experimental-9.22:14
seb128RAOF, SRU reviews  \o/22:15
jasoncwarner_thanks RAOF22:15
seb128RAOF, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/123208124/gnome-settings-daemon_3.4.2-0ubuntu0.6_source.changes please22:15
jasoncwarner_any questions for the above?22:15
bryceRAOF, and any other jockey/nvidia/fglrx bits laying around.  I think the other SRU admins aren't looking at X driver stuff, so you're our only hope obi raof.  :-)22:15
RAOF:)22:15
seb128RAOF, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/123415824/gnome-control-center_3.4.2-0ubuntu0.7_source.changes as well22:15
seb128RAOF, thanks22:16
seb128RAOF, I'm sure Sweetshark would welcome libreoffice review but I guess most people want to stay away from reviewing that ;-)22:17
RAOFYeah. That'd be an all-my-SRU-time enterprise :)22:17
seb128RAOF, oh, you might want to look at lightdm/unity-greeter just to see if it's SRU compliant... I've the feeling robert_ancell might wait 3 weeks to be told that some entries in the changelog have no corresponding bugs and that he needs to go through the upload/review again with that fixed22:18
bryceRAOF, also check your email box for a few Q's from me.  I'm needing to draft up a plan for jason but need your input on stuff.22:19
brycejasoncwarner_, looks like we're all done22:27
jasoncwarner_bryce: yup, sorry :) didn't end the meeting22:28
jasoncwarner_done22:28
jasoncwarner_!22:28
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