[04:29] e === rsalveti_ is now known as rsalveti [09:42] didrocks: Hi :) Is it okay to add bug reports here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-unity-polish ? [09:43] om26er: Hi :) Do you have a minute to reproduce and confirm a Compiz bug (easy to reproduce) ? [09:43] MCR1: do you want to fix them? [09:43] MCR1, sure [09:44] hope it doesn't involve any compiling ;) [09:44] didrocks: Sure, but I might fail with some of them - but it is also because of the papercuts project, which needs targets... [09:44] mmrazik: can you please review https://code.launchpad.net/~didrocks/xpathselect/copyright/+merge/136883 [09:44] MCR1: so please don't add them [09:44] om26er: Nope. [09:44] MCR1: maybe youneed another blueprint [09:44] MCR1: but those are the ones we commit to fix in the cycle [09:45] didrocks: so canonical prefers gpl3? [09:45] didrocks: But important ones are really missing in this list [09:45] if a person has teeth outwards and triages bugs one could call him Bugs Bunny ^^ :D [09:46] mmrazik: gpl3 or gpl2, but there is no sense to have 2 stenzas, one for upstream, one for the packaging [09:46] mmrazik: and it should be copyright canonical anyway, not one any one's name [09:46] om26er: It is this one: bug 1082001 [09:46] didrocks: understood [09:46] MCR1: well, important are relative :) [09:47] didrocks: Windows jumping around from workspace to workspace ? [09:47] lets see if the autolanding works :) [09:47] bug 1082001 [09:47] grmpf, what is wrong - no bot ? [09:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz/+bug/1082001 [09:47] om26er: ^^ [09:48] MCR1, what could one do if they don't have numpad ? [09:48] mmrazik: I had a double stenza, just pushed rev 25 and reapproved [09:48] om26er: Then you might have to change the grid keyconfig in CCSM [09:49] MCR1: this is an opportunity, but if you look at the list, we have way more important bugs to tackle first :) [09:50] didrocks: FYI (still in progress): http://10.97.0.1:8080/job/ps-unity-autopilot-raring/35/ [09:50] didrocks: I'll just need few more runs as build #34 had quite a bit of failures on nvidia (~10%) [09:50] #35 seems to be ok [09:50] mmrazik: ok, great! :) [09:51] didrocks: the failures from yesterday were a bug in our preseed (coming with the binary nvidia driver changes) [09:51] dist-upgrade failed so the stuff from staging ppa wasn't installed [09:51] ah great ;) [09:51] so, let's cross fingers now [09:52] MCR1, yeah, the window hides from the spread for me [09:52] didrocks: Do not misunderstand me, I just was asked by notgary to help with identifying valid Compiz/Unity bugs... [09:52] MCR1, but when i get back to the workspace the window reappears [09:52] MCR1: no worry ;) [09:54] om26er: The "keyboard-gridded" window should stay on the workspace it is, but it will follow the second window if you move it on another workspace ? [09:54] which is quite nasty behavior isn't it ? [09:55] MCR1, yes, confirmed that as well [09:55] MCR1, i am marking bug as confirmed [09:56] I think we should eliminate bugs like this, which move windows around without the user wanting it as those make Compiz feel really buggy [09:56] om26er: Thanks 4 testing. [09:57] MCR1, i would rather love to see spread re-written, its full of all kinds of troubles ;) [09:58] om26er: A lot of trouble comes from wrong grid behavior... [09:59] om26er: For example this one is also tightly related: https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz/+bug/1081601 [10:00] MCR1, I fully agree grid is broken as well :/ [10:00] here Grid holds the window in its place and does not let it leave... [10:00] om26er: What are the spread troubles ? [10:03] MCR1, there is a list, first the overall look of it, doesn't match well with unity's overall design, then there are a few features from different shells that would make it usable (tm) [10:08] om26er: If you are on it, please confirm this one also: https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz/+bug/1081601 [10:08] * om26er looks [10:08] thx [10:14] om26er: You are running Unity from the staging PPA ? [10:14] MCR1, yes I am and i have still not tested the above bug, got sidetracked, now testing [10:15] :) [10:17] MCR1, compiz-plugins-extras not installable in staging ppa ? [10:18] om26er: you do not need them, we now just have compiz-plugins [10:18] showdesktop should be there [10:19] compiz-plugins-extras depends compiz-plugins which is not installable :p [10:19] one moment [10:20] you just need compiz-plugins and compiz-plugins-default [10:20] simply remove all the old metapackages [10:21] aehm "transitional dummy packages" [10:21] om26er: Got it ? [10:22] MCR1, there are a few updates installing, let me try after that. (almost one) [10:22] *done [10:23] MCR1, i am just purging the ppa [10:23] ouch [10:31] MCR1, just so that i am sure, enabling show desktop asks me to disable unity plugin [10:32] is that fine? [10:32] no, just fadedesktop should tell you that - I think didrocks removed my patch from Quantal - so you need the staging PPA [10:33] yep :) [10:34] it is just another manifestation of the same Grid bug we tested before... [10:35] namely keyboard-shortcut resized Grid windows acting crazy... :( === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|lunch === _salem is now known as salem_ [11:51] didrocks: So if I understand you correctly, I can add those to the Compiz/Unity blueprint I am able to fix in this cycle ? [11:51] MCR1: right, with your launchpad name in front, like [yourname] [11:51] MCR1: or assigned to the bug if you link a bug [11:51] ok === mmrazik|lunch is now known as mmrazik [12:22] didrocks: interesting... build #36 is clean-ish even on intel: [12:22] https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/ps-unity-autopilot-raring/36/ [12:25] mmrazik: weird, we good an issue with appmenu-gtk, but I don't think it's what impacted you [12:25] mmrazik: so, thumper landed a big branch in trunk [12:26] mmrazik: is it with that one? [12:26] he basically removed a lot of bamf relationship [12:26] didrocks: do you know which revision is the thumper's merge? [12:26] wel... I can find out myself.. [12:27] didrocks: build #36 is with 6.12.0bzr2936pkg0raring0 which is prior thumper's changes [12:28] ok, so it's not that one [12:28] mmrazik: seeing how big this merge is, I would prefer that we rerun with it btw [12:29] btw i386? [12:29] didrocks: running already [12:29] didrocks: yes [12:30] mmrazik: great! [12:30] let's see how it goes :) === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [14:10] didrocks, fginther: Run including Tim's changes: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/ps-unity-autopilot-raring/37/ [14:10] I wonder where the nvidia failures disappear [14:10] ed === salem_ is now known as _salem [14:12] mmrazik: proprieratery driver, right? [14:12] isn't what the failure was about without them? [14:13] sil2100: how is it going on the armhf front? Seems it's the latest blocker [14:13] didrocks: yes... but #34 also had a binary driver and for some reason there were about ~50 failures [14:13] its really hard to figure out stuff if there are so many variables :-/ [14:13] the joy of system level testing [14:13] * mmrazik would never say he will be worried when a fail rate drops [14:14] mmrazik: right, I guess at least, we don't jump from 20 to 100 === _salem is now known as salem_ [14:15] mmrazik: so, once the armhf thing is fixed, I guess we can try to do the whole stack for trying, without uploading [14:15] mmrazik: with all the jobs chained [14:15] wdyt? [14:15] didrocks: +1 [14:15] sweetness ;) let's wait for sil2100's status [14:16] didrocks: we will need to change the staging ppa to something else, right? [14:16] mmrazik: right ~ubuntu-unity/daily-build [14:16] mmrazik: and you can consider I only launch the job when i386 is published [14:16] let's see if jibel is available === 20WABM4XS is now known as jussi === jussi is now known as jussi01 === jussi01 is now known as jussi [14:33] didrocks: almost done, testing the modifications on my pandaboard, and this sadly takes some time to compile on this platform ;/ [14:34] sil2100: good to know that you have good progress! :) [14:40] sil2100: out of curiosity... how much time do you need to compile unity on panda? [14:40] do you have numbers for compiz too? [14:43] mmrazik: don't have the numbers, but I can count the build time right now [14:43] mmrazik: for unity [14:43] sil2100: thx [14:43] mmrazik: but it takes rather a lot [14:44] sil2100: like 1h or more like 6h? [14:56] mmrazik: I think more like around 2 hours === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox === dandrader is now known as dandrader|lunch [16:35] sil2100: how is it going? good news? === dandrader|lunch is now known as dandrader [18:31] bregma: hey, if you have access to the oif daily recipe, maybe it's time to kill them? (and remove the spam ;)) [18:31] sure thing [18:32] thanks! === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [20:45] reading log ^^ when will this change in stagging happen ? [20:46] mmrazik, it took me like 15 minutes on panda board [20:46] friends board ^^ [20:47] maybe 20 [20:49] compiz was like 35 too 50 min all together I was at house for about 6 hours === salem_ is now known as _salem [21:46] bobweaver: 20 minutes building on a pandaboard? [21:46] Maybe my USB disk is the problem [21:47] But here it takes around 1 hour [21:48] sil2100, just for unity ? [21:49] Yes o_O [21:49] It's REALLY slow here [21:51] huh yeah maybe 30 min it was not sure but it wwas def not hour [21:52] What storage did you use? [21:53] just a SDHC card I think was 20 or 30 gigs [21:53] Is yourrs EC ? [21:53] ES* [21:56] bobweaver: no, it's the pre-ES version [21:56] also you have put make shift heatsink and leogos case with fan ? [21:57] I used coper and heatsink from loacal place (had to cut it up ) [21:57] hm, negative as well [21:57] Is that a known issue? [21:57] I wasent going to chance it [21:57] * bobweaver is crazy and thinks all cpus should have heat sink [21:57] gpu anything that gets hot [21:58] legos case was fun to build [21:58] 9volt batt for fan [21:59] I need to get one for the Ubuntu TV project but $$ is low at this time. But my friend is happy with his. But it is still not super fast due to only gig of ram [22:00] sil2100, I will try to grab some pics of it and send to you [22:00] bobweaver: thanks! [22:00] next time I am over at house (lives hour from me ) [22:02] sil2100, I would like to set up a fund for Ubuntu TV to get us some more panda boards to hack on like 2 or three one for me one for thomas and one for whoever else happens to be in line of fire. But I am unsure as to how to go about that [22:31] bobweaver, an ARM shouldn't need a heatsink [22:32] I used run a snapdragon doing compiles and rending 1080p video and it was putting out about 0.25 watts [22:32] not hot enough to feel warm [22:33] Oo [22:33] Like I said I was not going to chance it [22:33] that is it Just trying to think of different things that I may have done that sil2100 is not doing TBH