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jasoncwarnerTheMuso: acked00:05
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pittiBonjour05:25
BigWhaleGood Morning ...05:55
didrocksgood morning06:46
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pittibonjour didrocks, comment vas-tu?07:04
didrockspitti: ça va bien, mes muscles sont complètement endoloris après 3 jours où j'ai beaucoup marché pour la fête des lumières07:05
pittihehe -- tu as marché dans la neige?07:05
didrocksil a neigé un peu, mais pas assez pour que ça tienne sur les couloirs :)07:05
didrockset toi, tu as fais quoi pour le week-end?07:07
pittididrocks: we went to the Christmas fair in Munich on Friday on my way back from the airport, that was very nice07:08
didrocksoh good ;)07:08
pittiweekend was rather quiet, we played badminton again + sauna, some house cleaning, etc.07:08
pittiit'll be our last "free" weekend for some time07:08
didrocksah? busy ones ahead? :)07:09
pittima femme va aller à Suéde pour une semaine07:09
didrocksoh? conférence?07:09
pittinon, vacances07:09
pittiand after she returns, we'll go to Dresden for Christmas/new year and seeing lots of family and friends07:10
* jalcine loves how the convo went from French to English and he still (slightly) understands07:10
didrocksexcellent :)07:10
didrocks(this is both French and English ^) :)07:10
pittijalcine: mon français est très mal, j'ai apprendre un peut français seullement07:10
pittije parle franglemand!07:11
* jalcine can't reply in French sadly07:11
didrocks:)07:11
jalcinehaha!07:11
jalcine:D07:11
pitti(I am German, and learn French with an English program)07:11
jalcineIt looks good to me, but I speak Haitian Creole largely07:11
jalcineFrench looks very similar and I understand it like 70% of the time07:11
pittijalcine: wow, how did a Latin based language make it all the way to Haiti?07:14
pittithrough colonization, I guess, hardly a "native" one?07:14
jalcineWell, I live in New York now lol07:14
jalcineand Creole is based heavily on French so yeah, colonization was a big factor07:14
jibelgood morning07:27
didrockshey jibel! bon week-end?07:32
jibelsalut didrocks, we calme. Ma fille ainée n'était pas très bien, on n'a donc pas fait grand-chose07:33
jibeldidrocks, et toi ?07:33
didrocksjibel: tout cassé! muscles endoloris car on a beaucoup marché les 3 soirs de la fête des lumières07:34
Laneyhey09:05
pittihey Laney, how are you?09:11
pittibonjour seb12809:12
Laneyconsidering how it feels to be back from holiday ;-)09:12
Laneyhow's it going pitti?09:13
pittiLaney: oh, where were you?09:13
LaneyLake District09:13
pittiLaney: quite fine! we had a great error db sprint last week in the office09:13
LaneyI posted some pics on G+09:13
Laneyoh yeah, I remember hearing about that! Did it achieve good results?09:13
pittiyes, it did indeed; ev will write a summary about it soon09:15
Laneygreat09:16
bdrungdoes ubuntu-archive have an IRC channel?09:44
Laneyno, use -release09:45
bdrungk, thx09:45
seb128Laney, pitti, desktopers: hey, how are you?10:08
pittibonjour seb12810:09
pittiI'm great, thanks!10:09
seb128pitti, how was your trip back? no snow issue?10:09
pittiseb128: just 40 mins delay, no biggie10:09
pittiseb128: my wife met me in Munich main station, and we went to the Christmas fair, they have a nice one in Munich10:09
seb128pitti, nice!10:10
Laneyyeah, getting back into it ;-)10:11
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didrocksok, the daily .po* file generation in the webapp stack that I was blocking manually from now for daily landing is automatically ignored now :)11:34
Sweetsharkseb128: _rene_ reported multiple problems with his new packages, so I wont prepare a upload for raring just yet, but do a release on the prereleases-ppa.12:04
Sweetsharkseb128: I still hope to have a upload by the end of the week, as that would allow a default raring install to take part in http://blog.documentfoundation.org/2012/12/08/the-libreoffice-community-organises-a-6-day-test-marathon-to-help-preparing-the-new-4-0-version-of-libreoffice/12:05
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Sweetsharkseb128: also on the MIRs for reportbuilder have met resistance on bug 1034560. Esp. the additional deps would open a can of worms. I will consider building LO with internal jfreereport as that removes a lot of the deps. does that sound sane?12:32
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1034560 in libfonts-java (Ubuntu) "[MIR] libloader-java, libformula-java, librepository-java, libfonts-java, libserializer-java " [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/103456012:32
seb128Sweetshark, ok for end of week12:55
seb128Sweetshark, building with the copy ... seems fine to me, not ideal but better than the alternatuve12:55
Sweetsharkseb128: k, I will give it a try an see if it pops up other surprises..12:56
didrocksseb128: any objection to merge ubuntu-artwork into ubuntu-settings? (at least for the gsettings overrides)13:15
* mpt wonders what PolicyKit authentication looks like for someone who has no password13:15
didrocksI don't know about the distributor logo, we can maybe move it to ubuntu-wallpapers providing its ubuntu-artwork binary package13:16
BigWhaleGreetings... so, is there any decent way to deal with this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/python-distutils-extra/+bug/69214213:19
BigWhale?13:19
ubot2`Launchpad bug 692142 in python-distutils-extra "build_icons only installs icons to share/icons/hicolor" [Undecided,New]13:19
seb128didrocks, no objection13:30
didrocksthanks seb128 :) I'll move that then, yeah for cleaning \o/13:30
seb128didrocks, thanks ;-)13:31
didrocksyw!13:31
Laneyoh cool beans, new webkit doesn't need hax to make any more14:17
seb128Laney, the debian guys fixed it ;-)14:19
Laneytoo kind of them :P14:20
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Laneyhum, my compose key stopped working14:41
Laneymeans i can't type my gpg passphrase14:42
seb128Laney, use gucharmap and copy the char? ;-)14:43
Laneybah!14:46
soren_Laney: Use unicode input?14:48
seb128or fix compose... ;-)14:48
Laneydon't have that either14:48
soren_Laney: How do you not have unicode input?14:48
seb128Laney, ctrl-shift-u14:49
Laneyyeah, it does nothing14:49
seb128hum, it should display a u with underscore and let you type your numbe14:49
seb128r14:49
seb128Laney, right click, input method ... which one is selected?14:49
Laneyit works on this here quantal machine: ô14:50
seb128Laney, select "simple"?14:50
LaneySystem (X Input Method)14:50
Laneyyeah simple works14:50
LaneyGTK_IM_MODULE is set to xim, guess that is the same thing14:50
Laneywhere does that come from?14:50
seb128Laney, could be the im-switch to im-config change14:51
seb128Laney, try asking GunnarHj14:51
seb128Laney, one issue is that /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80im-switch should be cleared and is not, not sure if that can create your issue14:52
* Laney nods14:53
Laneylet me try purging im-switch14:53
Laneysadly not14:54
Laneyah, ibus, it'll be that14:55
Laneynope - it is im-config15:01
cyphermoxseb128:  Laney: that change got reverted friday15:04
cyphermoxim-switch vs. im-config15:04
Laneyit got put back15:04
cyphermoxoh ok ;)15:04
LaneyI think I must have had a stray .xinputrc15:04
Laneybut I would have overwritten it by running im-config so can't know for sure :(15:06
seb128cyphermox, hey, what Laney said, infinity found the old approved MIR from oneiric time15:06
cyphermoxsure, sorry15:06
cyphermoxhey ;) how are you?15:06
seb128good, how are you?15:06
blamihi, is the System Settings panel monolithic or it has some plugin architecture so other installed packages can drop its own settings there?15:46
mptblami, the former15:52
blamimpt: is that intentional or just same as upstream?15:54
mptblami, https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2011-May/msg00096.html15:55
blamimpt: ... :( I think it is a good idea to have it modular. It simplifies users life a lot when all various settings can be found in single place15:57
mptblami, there are external packages that provide panels, but afaik, g-c-c needs to know about them. One of those is activity-log-manager, which provides the "Privacy" panel.15:57
mpthttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/activity-log-manager15:57
LaneyWe revert that change15:57
mptblami, jbicha is probably a good person to ask about this. :-) What I'm telling you may be out of date.15:58
Laneygrep Settings-Panel /usr/share/applications/*.desktop16:01
blamiLaney: awesome, thanks16:03
blamiLaney: so just putting similar line as those have will make application launcher appear in settings panel?16:04
LaneyShould do - copy the ubuntuone-installer.desktop and mess around with it to test16:05
blamiLaney: thanks16:06
Laneynp16:06
kenvandineLaney, can you look at bug 108766916:07
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1087669 in empathy (Ubuntu) "Audio Call fails due to linking both gstreamer 0.10 and 1.0" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108766916:07
kenvandinesounds like it is from the gst-1.0 transition16:07
kenvandineso probably will get fixed as you finish that up16:07
Laneykenvandine: that's likely; IIRC empathy is held back due to farstream16:07
Laneywhich is the part that's waiting for Kubuntu16:08
kenvandineok, thx16:08
Laneypeople can use the PPA in the meantime16:09
* Laney replied16:15
desrtattente: update?16:18
kenvandineLaney, thx16:19
Laneyno problemo16:19
desrtattente: i've noticed that you're doing some scary-looking stuff with references16:19
attentedesrt: trying to figure out the xprop/GtkApplication problem16:19
desrtah.  nice.16:20
attentenot that i'm closed to advice...16:21
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attentedesrt: what's the problem with the references?16:23
desrtattente: i think you can probably safely assume that either a menubar exists as a GMenuModel or as a GtkMenu16:23
desrtnot both16:23
desrtso if you see that the X property for the menubar is already set to something, just disable your code for that window?16:23
desrtthe question of which actiongroup to use is a bit more interesting, of course16:23
attenteso basically don't do anything if it's already done?16:24
desrtyou could just use the GActionMap interface on the GtkApplicationWindow to add to the existing actiongroup16:24
desrtand not worry about publishing your own16:24
attenteum. why do i need to use the existing actiongroup if they're already using GMenuModel?16:26
desrtso first thing first: all GtkApplicationWindow instances are action groups16:27
desrtand you should never override them16:27
desrtie: rule #1: if you have a GtkApplicationWindow then do not publish your own actions16:27
attenteok16:28
desrtthe reason there is because lots of things can hit those actions16:29
attentebut when would i ever need to publish actions without menus?16:29
desrtthe most obvious example is an app menu16:29
desrtthere are a few apps out there that are using GMenuModel for the app menu but still GtkMenu for menubars16:29
desrtand of course the app menu may hit actions on the window...16:30
desrtso you need to add to the group rather than replacing it outright16:30
attentehmm16:34
mdeslaurwow, is nautilus in raring ever confusing16:34
mdeslaurwhat's with the arbitrary split of what's in the menu vs. what's in the gear button16:34
seb128mdeslaur, welcome to gnome-shell design, the most common actions are supposed to be in the menu, the less common ones in the gear menu16:37
seb128mdeslaur, we have a workitem to restore traditional menus for nautilus this cycle for unity16:37
mdeslaurseb128: oh, thank $DEITY16:38
desrtseb128: not quite right16:38
desrtapp menu gets 'global' actions16:38
desrtgear menu gets actions affecting that one window16:38
mdeslaurdesrt: how is a user supposed to know what that means?16:39
desrtmdeslaur: it's a pretty natural idea...16:39
mdeslaurdesrt: i disagree16:39
seb128desrt, the difference is not that obvious16:39
desrtdo i want to do something with nautilus in general or with the directory that i'm currently viewing?16:39
seb128desrt, like "enter location" which opens an url bar in the win is in the shell menu16:39
desrtya... that's a bit failish16:40
desrti'd expect a dialog to pop up for that16:40
mdeslaurdesrt: how do I know that creating a folder in my home directory isn't in general? that doesn't really apply to a single window, etc.16:40
mdeslaurit's pretty confusing if you ask me16:40
desrtmdeslaur: it applies to the current location16:40
desrtseb's example is an annoying one, though16:40
seb128"new tab" vs "enter location"16:40
seb128they are both similar actions and yet at different places16:41
mdeslaurdesrt: I don't think regular users are able to understand that concept. I'm sorry.16:41
mdeslaursounds like something that only makes sense to someone technical16:41
seb128desrt, it's a bit buggy, like "undo" is in the by-win menu but it undo actions from any context16:42
desrtthere's a perfectly reasonable explanation for everything here16:42
seb128desrt, so the undo list is for the app but yet it's not in the shell menu...16:42
desrthttp://imgur.com/0ymHm16:42
larsudesrt, hi, aren't you supposed to be on vacation?16:42
mdeslaurwell, having a reasonable explanation doesn't mean it's usable.16:42
mdeslaurI believe some user testing of this concept is in order16:43
desrtlarsu: didn't get it cleared :(16:43
larsumdeslaur, what makes you believe that there wasn't any user testing?16:43
larsudesrt, ugh, sorry16:43
mdeslaurlarsu: because even I can't grasp the concept, or make an informed decision on where stuff should be...but if it's been user tested with Ubuntu's target audience, then I guess it's ok16:44
seb128mdeslaur, I doubt it got any "Ubuntu's target audience" testing and as said we decided to keep using normal menus for Ubuntu16:45
mdeslaurok16:47
desrtokay.  i'm officially on vacation now :p16:49
desrtsomehow i didn't get the memo...16:49
larsumdeslaur, right. I don't know whether it's been tested or not, I just dislike these general stabs towards gnome -- as if they aren't thinking about what they are doing16:50
larsumdeslaur, I very much agree with you on nautilus' menus, though :)16:50
larsudesrt, awesome, enjoy!16:50
Laneymterry: thanks for fixing the music lens landing16:50
LaneyI'm actually back now but somehow thought it got done :P16:51
Laneythat awkward moment where you stare at a watch file for 5 minutes before seeing that you wrote 'downloads' instead of 'releases'16:54
mterryLaney, oh ok17:03
mterryLaney, :)17:03
Laneyso you shouldn't bother with changelogs for these things?17:03
Laneydebian changelogs17:04
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Sweetsharklibreoffice-4.0~beta1 for raring uploaded for testbuilding btw.17:13
GunnarHjseb128: Hi Sebastien!17:17
seb128GunnarHj, hey, how are you?17:17
seb128Sweetshark, great, let me know how the testing goes17:18
GunnarHjseb128: Fine, hope you are as well.17:18
seb128I'm good thanks17:18
GunnarHjseb128: Do you have time to finalise bug 1076975? The im-config MP needs to be merged, and there is a tiny additional l-s MP.17:19
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1076975 in im-config (Ubuntu) "Please port input method function to use im-config" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107697517:19
seb128GunnarHj, let me check that17:19
LaneyGunnarHj: you bumped im-config to 0.19ubuntu1 but that doesn't exist17:23
GunnarHjLaney: It will soon, if seb128 merge it. ;-)17:24
LaneyIn any event you should add a ~ to the end, so that backports satisfy the dep17:25
GunnarHjLaney: Do you mean possible backports of im-config 0.19ubuntu1?17:27
Laneyright17:27
GunnarHjLaney: Ok. seb128 ^17:28
seb128GunnarHj, the quilt changes are wrong, I'm fixing and uploading17:28
seb128GunnarHj, the source is format v3 so it handles quilt without need to build-depends on it or use --with quilt17:29
GunnarHjseb128: Ok. Did you see Laney's comment on the bump in l-s?17:30
seb128GunnarHj, yes, I'm starting with im-config17:30
seb128will get to l-s in a minute ;-)17:30
Laneyjust push another rev to the branch, should be fine17:30
GunnarHjseb128: Ok.17:30
seb128GunnarHj, I'm not sure the postinst change is right...17:31
GunnarHjseb128: In that case you question the whole postinst code, not just the change, right?17:32
seb128GunnarHj, I'm failing to understand why it's there for17:32
seb128it deletes a file shipped by the package in the configure) case17:32
seb128that seems it would be about right if the package stopped shipping that file, but what's the point to ship something to delete it in the postinst?17:33
GunnarHjseb128: It's there for the same purpose as my previous postinst file in l-s, i.e. to remove 80im-switch.17:33
seb128well, you want to remove it when im-config is uninstalled right?17:33
* didrocks waves good evening17:33
seb128didrocks, bye17:33
didrocksseb128: have a nice one :)17:33
GunnarHjseb128: No... It needs to be there for quite a while.17:34
seb128GunnarHj, well, if you remove it in the postinst it's not going to be there even if the package is installed...17:34
micahgLaney: welcome back, would you mind verifying your webkit SRU at some point this week?  I think I might end up needing to SRU 1.10.1 after all17:34
seb128Laney, do you understand the im-config's postinst and what it's trying to do?17:35
Laneyseb128: no I haven't looked, just the diff17:35
GunnarHjseb128: It's two different packages. 80im-switch is a left-over from im-switch17:35
seb128shrug17:35
LaneyI thought that packages weren't allowed to monkey with conffiles of other packages17:35
Laneywhat's the problem with it?17:35
seb128GunnarHj, Laney: sorry I got confused between im-config and switch17:35
seb128that looks wrong to rm the conffile from another package17:36
Laneymicahg: I was hop17:36
Laneying ogra would look at it17:36
Laneybut I will if he doesn't17:36
Laneybrb17:36
micahgthanks17:36
seb128but well it's not really a conffile and Debian is doing it so I think I will wave my hands and merge the md5 addition17:36
GunnarHjseb128: Yeah, that's what you said about my proposed postinst file too.17:36
GunnarHjseb128: Great. Think it has to be done that way.17:37
seb128GunnarHj, it's the wrong way to do it but I don't care enough to change it ;-)17:38
seb128im-switch should clean its conffile when being uninstalled17:39
GunnarHjseb128: That wouldn't have been easy to fix; see my comment on the bug.17:39
GunnarHjseb128: I don't think it's a co-incidence that Osamu did it that way. He even defended it in a Debian bug.17:41
seb128GunnarHj, ok, I see, thanks for the details17:42
Laneymicahg: I'm uploading .2 to raring probably tomorrow morning FYI17:44
Laneyit has some CVE fixes too, didn't check if we are affected17:44
micahgLaney: oh, it was released, that's even better :)17:44
Laneythen we can revert make \o/17:45
micahgLaney: thanks, that'll save me the trouble, so, if someone can get the quantal SRU verified in the next 24 hours, I"ll include it in the security update for quantal17:45
micahgotherwise, I'll have to revert it17:45
Laneymmm17:45
micahgLaney: ogra_ : any chance of the webkit SRU being verified tonight, I'd like to get it uploaded later today (my time) so I can get it into -proposed tomorrow18:20
Sweetsharklol: https://lists.launchpad.net/libreoffice/msg00020.html18:29
Sweetsharklaunchpad managed to get access to a port 25 somewhere, take cover!18:30
xnoxmicahg: do you have a bug number?18:30
Laneymicahg: not really tonight18:40
LaneyI'm in the middle of getting ready to go out to a Christmas meal18:40
Laneynot that my suit is anywhere to be found18:42
Laneyxnox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/106604618:42
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1066046 in pvr-omap4 (Ubuntu Quantal) "pvr driver crashes when ubiquity-slideshow starts" [High,Confirmed]18:42
LaneyI posted the test case in the description there18:42
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GunnarHjseb128: You surprised me by saying that quilt isn't needed in im-config, but I saw that you left it there, after all.19:18
GunnarHjseb128: Thanks for helping with those somewhat tricky uploads!19:19
seb128GunnarHj, yeah, sorry about that, I'm used to source version 3 (quilt), that one was (native) which doesn't behave the same way19:29
GunnarHjseb128: Right, that's what I thought.19:30
Sweetsharkyeeha, now that the baseline is set and the ccache is primed (and I disabled xz-compression for packages), buildtime for the libreoffice package is down to 49 minutes again.19:41
Sweetshark(on the trusty old notebook)19:42
chrisccoulsonwell, some vacation this is turning out to be!20:01
brycechrisccoulson?20:18
chrisccoulsonbryce, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/125257657/buildlog_ubuntu-lucid-amd64.firefox-trunk_20.0~a1~hg20121208r115330-0ubuntu1~umd1~lucid_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz20:19
chrisccoulsonand i'm ill ;)20:19
chrisccoulsoni think i should just accept that i can never do vacation ;)20:19
brycechrisccoulson, aw I hate it when that happens20:19
chrisccoulsonyeah, on the first day too :(20:20
brycechrisccoulson, I have vacation coming up in a couple days, so pardon if I scoot away from you a bit...  ;-)20:21
chrisccoulsonheh, no worries ;)20:21
micahgchrisccoulson: if it's any conciliation, 20 is the last Firefox release for lucid :)20:26
Sweetsharkpitti: can I add libreoffice to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/RequiredTests#run_upstream_test_suite_against_system_installed_packages ? I would give a helping had there too ...20:46
pittiSweetshark: bien sûr!20:48
pittiSweetshark: want to hack on that on Thursday?20:48
* pitti back in 12 mins for TB meeting20:48
Sweetsharkpitti: well, I already hacked a bit for that, e.g. at https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/libreoffice-prereleases/+sourcepub/2803189/+listing-archive-extra20:50
Sweetsharkpitti: there is already a libreoffice-subsequentcheckbase package which contains lots of the testing code. I was thinking maybe I could write a blogpost outlining how to use that and hoped for some volunteer to finish it off, sparing me to dig into the details of the auto-pkg-test boilerplate and redtape. ;)20:54
micahgxnox: any chance you feel like verifying the webkit SRU?20:57
xnoxmicahg: i am installing quantal. it is taking time.21:01
xnoxmicahg: you will have it verified in ~40minutes21:02
micahgxnox: ah, ok, sorry, must have missed what you said before21:02
micahgxnox: oh, doesn't have to be that fast, next few hours would be great though, thanks21:02
xnoxmicahg: well I did mention on #release that i will be popping out. Now I am back =)21:02
xnoxand doing it21:02
xnoxmicahg: is the new webkit built yet?21:03
micahgxnox: which new one>21:03
ricotzseb128, hi :), do you know if there are harfbuzz packages?21:03
seb128ricotz, hey, not that I know21:04
xnoxmicahg: do you just want webkit out the door in general, or do you have a new round of sru/security for webkit out of the door soonish?21:04
micahgricotz: I just saw an upload to experimental21:04
ricotzseb128, hmm, i see, if there is still the plan to get gtk+3.0 update then it needs pango 1.32.4 from now on :\21:04
micahgxnox: I want the SRU verified so I can build a security update that'll go to proposed sometime tomrrow21:04
ricotzmicahg, oh, that would be nice21:04
xnoxmicahg: i see.21:05
seb128ricotz, no plan to get the gtk update21:05
ricotzseb128, yeah, i meant "option" as maybe glib21:06
ricotzmicahg, ah found it :)21:06
seb128ricotz, you are welcome to package harfbuzz if you are interested in the gtk update ;-)21:08
seb128ricotz, we will update, if not this cycle next one21:09
ricotzseb128, there is a harfbuzz package in debian incoming :)21:09
seb128cool21:09
seb128it might get out of there if debian releases one day21:09
ricotzseb128, this could/should be synced to raring21:10
seb128ricotz, thanks21:11
jbichamicahg: do you think we'll build webkit2 for raring?21:51
micahgjbicha: doubtful, unless we need it for something21:51
xnoxmicahg: verfied. Now only the publishing is required =)21:58
micahgxnox: thanks, I just needed it verified, so I can move forward with my own uploads (it'll be ~15-20 hrs before I can copy to proposed anyways)21:58
micahgjbicha: do you have a specific need for the webkit 2 packages?22:05
micahgFWIW, they're not enabled in debian/experimental either22:06
jbichamicahg: no, not for GNOME 3.6, supposedly webkit2 will be usable in Epiphany 3.822:07
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SweetsharkShall we play a game?22:30
SweetsharkI propose the game "Who has the biggest stripped shared object in one of his/her packages?"22:30
* micahg bets on qengho22:30
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qenghoHah.22:30
* qengho always has a bigger one.22:31
Sweetsharkqengho: how big?22:34
Sweetshark(stripped amd64 lib)22:35
mlankhorstSweetshark: chromium? :P22:35
micahg>70MB22:36
* micahg guesses Firefox would come in second22:37
micahgactually, Thunderbird...then Firefox22:38
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Sweetsharkls -lh debian/libreoffice-core/usr/lib/libreoffice/program/libmergedlo.so22:40
Sweetshark-rw-r--r-- 1 bjoern users 49M Dec 10 20:27 debian/libreoffice-core/usr/lib/libreoffice/program/libmergedlo.so22:40
Sweetsharkunstripped22:41
Sweetsharkls -lh solver/unxlngx6.pro/lib/libmergedlo.so22:41
Sweetshark-rwxr-xr-x 2 bjoern users 664M Dec 10 19:56 solver/unxlngx6.pro/lib/libmergedlo.so22:41
micahgok, that's #2 for the moment then :)22:42
mlankhorstSweetshark: that's not how you pick up someone from the gender of your choice!22:42
* micahg is curious if there's anything between that and Chromium or larger...22:42
mlankhorstwell chromium's static libs are massive22:42
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: I know. from experience.22:43
Sweetsharkmicahg: and the next 4 runner-ups in libreoffice are also all over 100MB unstripped.22:45
micahgstable Firefox is 36MB stripped and Thunderbird is 38MB, not sure about unstripped, but I think >200M22:45
Sweetsharkmicahg: Merging them in would make LibreOffice even more monolithic tough.22:46
mlankhorstyou can do shared chromium builds..22:46
micahgmlankhorst: not in a stable release reliably :)22:47
micahgor without great effort22:47
micahgand we still use quite a few distro components...22:47
Sweetshark254M libsclo.so (Calc), 247M libswlo.so (Writer), 119M libsdlo.so (Draw), 107M libooxlo.so (MS Office 2007 import)22:48
mlankhorstbut looks like that's less in size, still22:48
Sweetsharkhmmm, one could for example merge all the writer libraries too -- that would make one ~418MB unstripped so. but thats not worth it, I guess. You dont _want_ to load e.g. wordperfect filters everytime you use writer. the separation between libswlo.so  and libswuilo.so is pretty useless though.23:11
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