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cyphermoxSweetshark: still around?01:19
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smspillazpitti: you around ?04:10
smspillazpitti: I can't reproduce bug 1063617 anymore. Can you walk me through it?04:10
ubot2`Launchpad 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/106361704:10
smspillazI created a new user account and ran your script and the settings survive across compiz restarts and nothing funky is going on as far as I can tell04:10
smspillazI have some notes here as to what the problem might be, so I can try going with that and seeing if it works04:14
pittigood morning04:35
pittismspillaz: hello04:37
pittismspillaz: I can try the test on current raring again, yes; hang on04:37
smspillazyeah let me know04:46
smspillazI can see where the code could run into trouble and cause it to try and write stuff upon reading values, but I think its a condition that's difficult to trigger04:46
pittismspillaz: indeed I cannot reproduce it any more with a test user in current raring04:50
pittiwas something for gsettings already fixed?04:50
pittiI'll take out the workaround from my session startup file and try with my own user04:50
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smspillazpitti: nothings been 'fixed' as far as I know - it might just be that we're not hitting the condition that can reproduce the bug anymore04:52
pittismspillaz: ah, or that; it also works for my own user now04:53
smspillazok well04:53
pittiI got it very reliably on quantal; but a lot changed after that04:53
pittiso it might indeed be a timing issue on startup04:53
smspillazI'll try and get something together to fix what I think is the root problem04:53
smspillazthe problem is that I don't think this is trivially backportable04:54
pittismspillaz: back then it seemed like compiz would evaluate the gsettings at startup, and afterwards change their value; i. e. after the first restart after "gsettings set" the behaviour was still ok, but the keys were wrong04:54
pittiand after the second restart, both behaviour and keys were wrong04:54
pittismspillaz: well, if it at least gets robust from raring on, that's already something :)04:54
pittismspillaz: so I keep my workaround disabled, and will see whether it starts misbehaving again (I'll notice fairly quickly)04:55
smspillazright, I think there was a condtion where it would read the compiz option first and overwrite the gsettings one with that04:57
smspillazI can't really know for sure though until I get some test instrumentation around it04:57
smspillazwhich is always tricky04:57
pittismspillaz: do the existing tests have the possibility of restarting compiz?05:11
RAOFOh, arse. Is the PS daily landing stuff breaking the dbgsym repository? It doesn't seem to have symbols for anything new.05:11
smspillazpitti: no, although when I test things I generally do it at the unit level05:11
pittismspillaz: if so, it might already be good to write a test for "configuration changes survive two restarts"05:11
smspillazpitti: well, that would be higher level functional testing05:12
smspillazand the problem is that such tests are inherently flakey05:12
pittiRAOF: hm, their PPA has ddebs, but they are not copied to anywhere when landing indeed05:12
smspillazfor example, the real problem might be that "configuration changes don't survive restarts, when certain conditions are met"05:12
smspillazthose aren't really appropriate for "make test" type runs05:12
pittismspillaz: right; I thought of the autopilot style ones, which are generally integration tests05:13
smspillazyeah05:13
smspillazcompiz doesn't really have an integration testing framework05:13
smspillazwell, we do, using xorg-gtest05:13
smspillazbut eh, I generally don't like doing high level testing if I can test something at a low level instead05:13
pittiyes, indeed05:14
smspillazthe nice thing about the compizconfig code is that I spent forever getting it into a shape where you could do low level testing without doing massive refactoring every time05:14
smspillazI think I might write a blog post about it actually, could be useful for GObject-like code05:14
smspillaz(even though compizconfig does not use glib, but I wrote something very similar to GObject but smaller and tuned to my particular needs)05:15
smspillaz*insert bragging remark about how compiz has more unit tests than unity and nux combined05:16
didrocksgood morning06:11
pittibonjour didrocks06:36
didrocksguten morgen pitti!06:36
pittididrocks: as-tu encore du neige?06:45
didrockspitti: non, c'est fini ça, elle a tenu vendredi et un peu samedi, mais c'est tout :( et toi?06:46
pittinous avons beaucoup de neige depuis dimanche06:47
pittiil neige pour le moment06:47
pittibiking to Taekwondo was quite a challenge yesterday06:47
pittitomorrow I'll borrow my wife's bike rather, that has winter tires with spikes06:48
didrocksyeah, better to be safe on bike than risking on a slippery road :)06:49
pittihttp://www.augsburg.de/index.php?id=1849 :)06:50
pittiit's even more where I live (we are on the border of the city)06:50
didrocksoh waow, this looks so… white :)06:51
didrocks(especially the sky)06:51
pittiit's still quite dark06:51
didrocksI can see you are more on east, on the camera, you are getting more light than here :)06:51
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hoontekemaybe this is a place to ask, given Bjoern's blog article awhile back on quickly.  If not please excuse and point me to the right place:07:32
hoontekeI'm hoping there might be some knowledge overlap in here: I'm working with Py3k, python-gi, and glade.07:32
hoontekeI'm trying to set some text to a visible GtkTextView object via GtkTextViewobject.get_buffer().set_text("test"), but everytime I try, I'm getting a segfault.  (Once the control returns to the Gtk main loop.)  Is this a common problem/newbie mistake?07:33
hoontekewhat am I doing wrong?  I've posted my simplistic code: http://bpaste.net/show/0bQCHyvi5ZOeBCYeDFXq/  and  the glade file: http://bpaste.net/show/IYzg9q8kKZeJTAkMtu3w/07:33
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mlankhorstg'day09:07
Laneyhey09:08
Sweetsha1kcyphermox: pong09:32
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didrocksseb128: so, finally, we can even wrap more. I'm wrapping ubuntu-mono, light-themes and ubuntu-artwork (the non config part) in a ubuntu-themes source package10:36
didrocksthis one will deliver those binaries, sounds good?10:36
seb128didrocks, sounds great to me ;-)10:37
pittibonjour seb128 -- tu n'ai pas dire "bonjour" aujourd'hui!10:37
didrocksyou will have a new package to review soon :)10:37
didrockswaiting on launchpad rollbacking a faulty patch preventing me to create this "ubuntu-themes" project10:37
seb128pitti, salut10:37
seb128pitti, non, j'ai un technicien de Dell qui était la pour réparer ma machine10:38
pittiseb128: oh, ta machine est malade?10:38
pitti(for lack of a better word of "broken")10:38
seb128cassée10:39
seb128pitti, elle était très très très lente par moment (utilisation cpu forte, ou lors des recharges)10:40
pittiseb128: so you're working on the nexus 7 now? :-)10:40
seb128pitti, no, the guy changed the mb (which is why I was offline for over an hour), I'm back to a working laptop10:41
seb128weird issue10:41
seb128the machine was feeling like a 486 when the battery was charging or when using the cpu after a while10:41
pittiseb128: good to hear; yay Dell customer support10:41
seb128like the cpu throttling was kicking in without reason10:41
seb128it was not overheating...10:41
seb128pitti, yeah, kudos to them, they made me update the bios and try a few things first and since that didn't work they said yesterday they would send me a tech guy to fix it and next day he was there10:42
pittiI was quite impressed with mine as well10:42
pittiafter 3 years minus 3 weeks I asked for the CPU fan to get replaced as it was very loud10:43
pittiand the next day they did without any fuss10:43
seb128I'm glad I have the 3 years warranty in any case ;-)10:44
pittiyeah, that's a non-negotiable thing for a workstation10:45
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davidbarthhi; can i bother someone with this error? python -c "from gi.repository import Gio; Gio.DesktopAppInfo.new('gnome-terminal')"11:28
davidbarthi wonder if it's due to the library or the bindings missing some constructors, or if i'm doing it plain wrong11:29
seifpitti did u see my issue11:29
seif?11:29
davidbarthhey seif ;)11:29
pittihey seif11:30
pittiseif: which issue?11:30
davidbarthhey pitti, guten tag; not sure for seif, but my gi.repository error above may be an easier one11:31
davidbarth;)11:31
pittidavidbarth: the introspection part seems alright11:32
Laneydavidbarth: you need to include '.desktop'11:32
Laneyhttp://developer.gnome.org/gio/unstable/gio-Desktop-file-based-GAppInfo.html#g-desktop-app-info-new11:33
pittijust that the actual glib ctor fails11:33
pitti$ python -c "from gi.repository import Gio; print Gio.DesktopAppInfo.new('gnome-terminal.desktop')"11:33
pitti<DesktopAppInfo object at 0x12e80f0 (GDesktopAppInfo at 0x1326d90)>11:33
pittioui, merci Laney11:33
davidbarthah indeed! thanks guys11:33
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Sweetsharkdoko: is python3-defaults (>=3.3) easily backportable to quantal?13:01
mitya57_Sweetshark: it will require to rebuild everything, why do you need it?13:03
Sweetsharkmitya57_: libreoffice4 backports13:04
mitya57_Sweetshark: new libreoffice doesn't support 3.2?13:06
Sweetsharkmitya57_: nope13:06
ricotzSweetshark, hi :)13:07
ricotzSweetshark, please don't upload 4.0 to the main ppa13:07
Sweetsharkricotz: k, why?13:07
ricotzSweetshark, i would want to wait for at least 4.0.113:08
mitya57_Sweetshark: you may want to hardcode python3.3 and use it (and rebuild only modules you need)13:08
ricotzSweetshark, we should keep those in prereleases13:09
Sweetsharkricotz: the ppa that is called "ppa"? yes ... well no. ;) 4.0.0 will be in there, or at least can be. alpha/beta of course not yet.13:10
ricotzSweetshark, then create a 3-6 ppa and have it properly sized first to be able to copy the 3.6.x packages for starting 4.013:11
ricotzplease ;)13:11
ricotzSweetshark, when is 4.0.0. suppose to happen?13:12
Sweetsharkyep, -3-6 ppa is a good idea.13:13
Sweetshark4.0.0 February 4-10, 201313:13
ricotzalright13:14
Sweetsharkso, its still a bit off ;)13:15
ricotzSweetshark, yeah, good ;)13:17
ricotzSweetshark, be aware of different build-deps if you copy LO builds to the "ppa"13:18
Sweetsharkricotz: huh? what do you mean?13:19
ricotzSweetshark, e.g. libexttextcat13:20
* Sweetshark wonders if it makes sense to build the beta1 prerelease for quantal without python in the prereleases ppa, so people can easily install something for testing.13:21
Sweetsharkricotz: k13:21
ricotzif havent copied it yet, but will do when the quantal build "finally" worked out in my ppa13:21
ricotz(ppa space :\)13:21
Sweetsharkricotz: that problem should (mostly) be gone with 4.0. binfilter is dead and good riddance.13:22
ricotzSweetshark, please do it for raring13:22
ricotzthis means: a huge cut-down of needed build-space?13:23
Sweetsharkricotz: we decided to kill binfilter with 4.0 upstream. no need to ever build that crap again.13:23
Sweetsharkricotz: right.13:23
ricotznice13:24
czajkowskiwhich makes me happy :)13:24
ricotzheh13:24
Sweetsharkbinfilter was essentially a full copy on an old staroffice that was build only to read the old staroffice files and communicate to the 'real' office how they look like.13:24
ricotz:)13:26
ricotzbbl13:26
Sweetsharkczajkowski: heh, we still have enough for you, lots of new deps that we need to keep in the ppa. but at least the filesystem size requirements of the _builder_ should be lower now.13:26
czajkowskiwell one can hope :)13:27
Sweetsharkhmmmm, Mem:  32951952k total, 32786672k used ... should I be worried?13:29
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bcurtiswxanyone know why chrisccoulson was banned from freenode?13:46
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micahgLaney: I wonder if parallel will work better now in webkit 1.10.214:12
Laneymicahg: I don't know if those splitting fixes will have helped that, but it might be worth a try14:17
Laneythere's some commented out stuff in rules for that14:17
micahg4 hour build times are annoying :)14:17
micahg(was 2.5 for me locally)14:17
Laneyccache might help14:19
LaneyBuild needed 02:54:47, 34347904k disc space14:19
Laneyyou must have quite some machine!14:19
czajkowskibcurtiswx: you can ask in #freenode if that is the case.14:20
bcurtiswxczajkowski, OK thx14:21
micahghrm, how does webkit get a new binary package dependency on libxdamage, but lose it from the ldd output14:28
cyphermoxgood morning!14:36
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seb128hey cyphermox14:38
cyphermoxbonjour seb12814:40
didrockshey cyphermox14:41
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GunnarHjseb128: ping15:32
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mspencermpt: I have a quick question about handling feature requests.16:00
mptmspencer, sure16:02
mspencermpt: When someone files a bug that is a feature request, am I going to immediately assign it to you and you decide if it should be included or do I talk to you first or what? Here's an example: bug 108805616:04
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1088056 in Contributor Console "Clicking on a package description in Software Center should link to Nightmonkey" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108805616:04
mptmspencer, only if it isn't obvious what the appropriate design is16:05
mptmspencer, if you can decide it by yourself, that's fine too.16:05
mspencermpt: Okay. So for that bug, do want me to triage it as wishlist and assign it to you?16:07
mptsure16:08
mitya57_hey mspencer, is there any reason why contributor-console uses python2?16:15
mitya57_(and do you know that it likely won't be on desktop cd for raring — https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-r-python-versions)?16:16
mitya57_s/cd/image/16:16
mspencermitya57_: I've been using python2 because that's what Quickly on 12.10 uses.16:17
mspencermitya57_: Thanks for bringing this to my attention, I wasn't thinking about this. If you want, you could report this as a bug and I'll work on porting it to python3.16:18
robruGood morning16:29
didrockshey robru!16:29
mitya57_mspencer: np, just noted16:30
seb128hey16:30
didrocksmeeting time?16:30
robruI think so16:30
seb128Sweetshark, qengho, didrocks, mlankhorst, cyphermox, mterry, robru, attente, tkamppeter: it's meeting time16:30
seb128https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-12-1116:30
cyphermoxo/16:30
mlankhorstI had a demo running, then it broke :(16:30
tkamppeterhi16:31
Sweetsharko\16:31
mlankhorstgot to eat soon, so ill just say this: managed to drop fps on glxgears to 200 fps (so it synced radeon and i915.. ish)16:32
mlankhorstEOD ;P16:32
seb128I hope everybody is fine, getting close from holidays16:32
seb128let's get started16:32
seb128Sweetshark, hey, short summary...? ;-)16:32
* Laney didn't get pinged :(16:32
Sweetsharkseb128: first beta1 upload to ppa for raring16:32
seb128Laney, hey, sorry, I used my line from last week and I had your filtered out because you were on holidays16:33
Laney:P16:33
Sweetsharkseb128: also backported to quantal for more test coverage, but had to disable python :/16:33
seb128Sweetshark, I read that early, shame16:33
seb128Sweetshark, when do you aim at a raring upload? before holidays? what's the status of the MIR stack?*16:34
Sweetsharkseb128: reportbuilder MIRs problematic -- might pull in half of java-universe, security unhappy about that. will use internal jfreereport, HTH16:34
robruI'm on the nexus today, please excuse my slow typing :-)16:34
seb128(speaking of the nexus my raring upgrade seems to be stucked...sshing to it)16:34
Sweetsharkseb128: yes, a 4.0 beta upload for raring should be doable before the holidays. the packaging is in a decent state16:35
seb128Sweetshark, yeah, half of java seems an issue16:35
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seb128Sweetshark, ok, let's see how that goes16:35
seb128Sweetshark, thanks16:35
seb128qengho, hey16:35
Sweetsharkseb128: also I prepare 147 full builds of libreoffice on precise for bibisecting at the libreoffice test marathon16:35
seb128lol, fun16:35
Sweetsharkseb128: actually it just finished. and is packed in a 2.7GB git repo.16:36
seb128isn't git great? ;-)16:37
seb128Sweetshark, thanks16:37
seb128qengho, hey, around for a quick week summary?16:37
seb128seems not, coming back to you later16:38
seb128didrocks, hey16:38
didrockshey!16:38
didrocks* New unity stack half-automatically (testing was manual) to ubuntu bringing overlay scrollbars and more to users.16:38
didrocks* Continue improvement and bootstrapping of daily-landing process. Now we are at 27 projects working.16:38
didrocks* Added dependency validation between stacks, meaning it won't be possible that a change breaking backward compatibility will be released with the rest of other stacks working with that change. Still need some due autopilot changes for tomorrow to have everything wired.16:38
didrocks* Merged into one packages the whole ubuntu-artwork, ubuntu-mono and light-themes. ubuntu-themes is the new thing \o/ the ubuntu-artwork gsettings override is now in ubuntu-settings.16:38
didrocks..16:39
seb128thanks for cleaning the artwork stack16:39
didrocksyw!16:39
seb128I just noticed we still had gconf overrides and stuff in there when reviewing the update earlier... ;-)16:40
didrockshum, I did remove some16:40
didrocksdid I left some?16:40
didrocksleave*16:40
seb128didrocks, yeah, "we had", before you came to clean it16:40
didrocksah yeah ;)16:40
seb128I didn't realize before that16:40
didrocksindeed, a lot of crufts :)16:40
seb128didrocks, thanks for the hard work!16:41
didrocksno worry ;)16:41
seb128Laney, hey (not forgetting you twice ;-)16:41
Laneyheh16:41
LaneyOn holiday last week. Previously landed the first part of gst 1.0. That's probably it for now.16:41
seb128Laney, I hope you had a good week off16:42
LaneyThere's some problems like empathy crashing on calls that block on kde16:42
Laneybut in the meantime people can still use the PPA16:42
seb128is that because we didn't upgrade farstream?16:42
Laneyyeah16:42
seb128how much would be break KDE if we went on with the update?16:42
Laneywell, because we didn't switch empathy yet which requires farstream16:42
Laneythere's a transition16:42
Laneyso stuff has to be ported or removed or it won't migrate16:42
seb128so we are stucked with empathy having video calls broken?16:43
LaneyI could do something like have two source packages16:43
seb128well, not the end of the world but we should make sure the kubuntu guys work with us to move forward16:43
Laneyor force hint the stuff through and have the transition incomplete in release16:44
seb128so we don't stay stucked for months16:44
Laneymight get killed for that though16:44
Laneyi'll follow up with riddell this week16:44
seb128one first step could be to start the transition in proposed16:44
seb128it might annoy the guys who don't want stuff to sit in proposed enough to motivate moving forward :p16:44
seb128Laney, thanks16:44
Laneyalso: new webkit 1.10.2, just did a dev hangout with dholbach during which my microphone stopped working multiple times, now patch piloting16:44
Laney:-)16:44
LaneyFIN16:44
seb128Laney, thanks ;-)16:45
seb128(I'm glad you are doing the webkit updates ;-)16:45
seb128mlankhorst, hey16:45
didrocks(and glad that you are speaking French :))16:45
Laneyand there's me thinking it was TCP16:46
seb128hum, no mlankhorst16:46
seb128cyphermox, hey16:46
cyphermoxhey hey16:47
cyphermoxso I'm still trying to unbreak all the tests in the indicators that fail tests16:47
seb128how is that progressing?16:47
seb128still no indicator-session autolanding?16:47
didrockscyphermox: did you talk to pitti about the xvfb-run issues?16:48
cyphermoxI think libappindicator is mostly done now, dbusmenu to follow today, and ido/xorg-gtest soon, still blocked on a crash in X in the buildds16:48
cyphermoxdidrocks: I did16:48
cyphermoxit's not hugely helpful but got an idea to get a core file and debug that16:48
didrocksah that's a first step :)16:48
cyphermoxyeah16:48
didrockslet's do the one without xvfb issue first16:48
didrocksso the "nearly done"16:48
cyphermoxotherwise, multiarching libappindicator/libindicator for precise16:48
didrocksto just have those 216:48
cyphermoxyup yup16:49
cyphermox..16:49
seb128cyphermox, we didn't have libappindicator multiarched yet? seems like a good one to get indeed16:49
seb128cyphermox, thanks16:49
cyphermoxyeah in *precise*16:49
seb128right16:49
seb128hum, no mterry16:49
cyphermoxoh, also preparing another NM/ nm-applet /MM update with new magic16:49
seb128robru, hey, let's see how the nexus work for the update and typing :p16:50
robruSo, this week the PS team really ramped up usage of lp:friends and found a bunch of bugs, so I've been racing to squash them all. Very little packaging happened because of this, so now I need to catch up on that. Ken left me with a big to-do list while he is gone :-)16:50
didrocksrobru: enjoy the webapps update! (especially the security fix one), do not hesitate to ping me if needed :)16:50
robruTook me a while to type that :-)16:50
seb128robru, right, don't hesitate to ping didrocks or me (or just ask on the channel) if you need help with the packaging stuff16:51
seb128ken said you had some SRUs to get done16:51
seb128robru, let's make you not type more then16:51
seb128robru, thanks16:51
robrudidrocks, yeah, will likely need guidance16:51
seb128attente, hey, how is the menus fight going? ;-)16:51
attenteseb128: pretty good actually16:51
attenteall that's left is the GtkApplicationWindow x property bug, which should be done by today or tomorrow thanks to larsu's help, and i can get out those PPAs for testing16:52
attenteafterwards, more testing, bug fixes, and code clean-up, but otherwise, i think i can try taking on something new :)16:52
attente...16:52
larsuawesome work attente!16:53
seb128attente, great, feel free to do calls for testing on the channel once you are ready to get feedback from others16:53
attentesure thing16:53
seb128attente, thanks16:54
seb128tkamppeter, hey16:54
tkamppeterhi,16:54
tkamppeterI have done:16:54
tkamppeter- worked on bugs16:54
tkamppeter- Investigations on a CUPS crash in Quantal16:54
tkamppeter- Installed 13.04 on the Nexus 7 and on a VM on my PC16:55
tkamppeter- Added hardening to cups-pk-helper and investigated its test programs for a MIR16:55
tkamppeter- Good news: The maintainer of the GTK print dialog has posted the first patch for browsing remote printers via Avahi16:56
seb128tkamppeter, thanks for testing  the cups-pk-helper security update btw16:56
seb128@gtk: nice16:56
tkamppeter- Another good news: XBMC works on Nexus 7 and allows to play videos.16:56
seb128tkamppeter, lot of good stuff there16:57
seb128tkamppeter, thanks16:57
seb128 16:57
tkamppeter- YouTube works on the Nexus7 also with Firefox, see my update of the Nexus 7 Usage Wiki.16:58
seb128nice16:58
seb128 16:59
seb128so me: still some sponsoring, we got the queue almost in shape, bugs fixing/triage, played with the nexus 7, triaged some bugs, looked at some issues but no real progresses on performances yet16:59
seb128I'm on holidays soon (end of week or before, still have a few days and I ponder using seem this week or early january)17:00
seb128I think enough of us are off next week that we will not need a meeting17:00
seb128so we will resume those next year17:00
seb128 17:00
didrocksagreed17:00
qenghoI'm ready.17:00
seb128does anyone has questions/comments?17:00
Sweetsharkseb128: addendum: there was some trouble with the new packages on the debian side -- a/ liblangtab was ftbfs on armel there, I havent investigated for us yet b/ liborcus still needed some tweaking of the orig.tar, which is annoying as it means we will likely have to do some 0.3.1+really-0.3.0 black magic with the same tarball, which is unfortunate.17:00
seb128qengho, hey, go ;-)17:00
qenghodesktop-r-chromiumbrowser-improvements17:01
qengho1) Merging packaging minimal changes for #security.  They like more details than I gave.17:01
qengho2) Fixing more NEON errors on ARMv7. Talking to people tracking some crashers there.17:01
qengho3) Getting ready for new stable release upstream.17:01
qengho4) Getting on top of bug reports. There are lots.17:01
qenghoEOF17:01
seb128getting on top of bug reports? brave man!17:01
Sweetsharkseb128: a/ is what I like to have fixed before the LO upload, b/ is annoying, but nothing that will bring us off track too much.17:01
seb128don't spend your life fighting bug noise, some of us have been there, it doesn't scale, it's just demotivating over time17:02
seb128Sweetshark, back to you in a minute17:02
qenghoUgh.17:02
qenghoAs a person who likes Inbox Zero style, I have a lot of work to do.17:02
Sweetsharkqengho: If you wanna fight bugs, I have a few spare ones to sell you. And some oceanfront property in arizona ;)17:02
seb128qengho, filter bug emails smartly, like put in a box that you drive the 0 the direct Cc/assignment ones17:02
seb128then discard everything else or just quickly glance over the titles17:03
seb128that's my advice17:03
seb128qengho, thanks17:03
seb128Sweetshark, liborcus didn't get NEWed yet, it's still in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/raring/+queue?queue_state=0&queue_text=liborcus ... I can reject it so no need of new tarball17:04
Sweetsharkseb128: ah, cool. please do.17:04
qenghoI have some decent mail rules.  I just want bug searches to be more useful to me, so I might need to re-title lots of them.17:04
seb128Sweetshark, done17:04
seb128qengho, ok, makes sense17:04
seb128 17:04
seb128ok, any other update/comment/question?17:04
didrockscyphermox, mterry-not-here, robru: just a heads up that if you saw some branches landing in upstream trunk without tests and they should have some, in addition to ping your lovely upstream, please add them to http://pad.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-unity17:05
didrocks..17:05
Laneywill many people be around next week?17:06
qenghoI'll be around most of it.17:06
didrocksnot me17:06
seb128Laney, robru and mterry will be around I think, maybe a few other ones17:08
Sweetsharkill be around modulo test marathon, which should help a bit in making this package sound from the start ...17:08
* Laney nods17:08
Laneyi'm off from next thursday17:08
seb128have good holidays everyone in any case17:08
didrocksthanks, you too! :-)17:08
Sweetsharkseb128: http://packages.debian.org/experimental/liborcus-0.4-0 <- the fixed package is in experimental by now, please sync when time allows then.17:09
cyphermoxI'm going to be around until the 20th17:09
* Sweetshark eats a chocolate santa.17:09
seb128Sweetshark, excellent, it means it already got NEW reviewed so we can ack it easily17:10
seb128Sweetshark, http://packages.qa.debian.org/libm/libmspub.html and http://packages.qa.debian.org/libl/liblangtag.html as well ... can those be synced?17:11
seb128Sweetshark, that will make things easier17:11
Sweetsharkseb128: mspub should be fine, lemme check liblangtag. there was a armel fail there somewhere ...17:12
Sweetsharkseb128: i will give the langtag thing a try on a porterbox tommorrow and report back. k?17:15
seb128Sweetshark, works for me, thanks17:15
jbichathis looks like it will make our "load whatever app you want to in System Settings" patch more fun: http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-control-center/commit/?id=3686cf17:32
jbichahttps://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnomecc-list/2012-December/msg00000.html17:33
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* didrocks waves good evening :)18:00
seb128Sweetshark, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/125458922/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-armhf.liblangtag_0.4.0-3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz ... you were right ;-)18:09
Sweetsharkseb128: hmm, do we have it in on the other archs now? because essentially what rene did on debian was: disable langtag on arm, use it elsewhere.18:19
seb128Sweetshark, no, but arm is armhf in ubuntu18:20
seb128so maybe the check needs updating18:20
Sweetsharkseb128: so it failed for rene on armel. rene though about just extending the timeout but that likely isnt the fix.18:22
Sweetsharkeh, something missconfigured terribly. txt-files opening in notepad on wine.18:23
Laneyyay webkit ICE19:04
* Laney retries - gotta be them rays again, right?19:07
micahghrm, I thought gcc autoretried that now...19:09
Laneymaybe19:09
* micahg is waiting for powerpc to finish and will upload to security with gstabs gone19:09
LaneyPPA?19:10
micahgyeah19:10
qenghoOne thing great about the ARM hardware I have access to is that it makes me nostalgic of the hardware I used in 1995. Now on hour six of compiling a web browser.19:37
qenghoI'm sure there's faster out there. Don't ruin my illlusion.19:39
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seb128qengho, takes me 4 hours to build webkit on an i5... (but the webkit package dual built it for gtk2 and gtk3 so webkit alone should be half that time)19:46
qenghoseb128: yeah, but are you IO bound?  I'm CPU bound.19:47
micahgchromium is a much faster build than webkit for me19:48
seb128qengho, dunno, that's a ssd drive so I guess cpu is the issue19:48
robruseb128, still around?20:21
seb128robru, yes20:21
robruseb128, I'm having a stupid day ;-)20:21
robruseb128, is it too late to ask you about some SRU stuff?20:22
seb128robru, how so?20:22
robruseb128, ken left me with some vague instructions ;-)20:22
seb128robru, no, I wouldn't be online if it was too late for IRC ;-)20:22
robruseb128, hahah, ok20:22
robruseb128, so ken told me to ping mardy about this SRU but it seems he's not around, curse this west coast timezone I'm in!20:23
robruseb128, so ken says "Please ping mardy and have him add the standard SRU documentation to bug 1029289", do you know what that means? or is this some secret that only mardy knows?20:23
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1029289 in Online Accounts: Account plugins "Need to authorize my google account each time I boot the computer" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/102928920:23
Laney!sru20:24
ubot2`Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates20:24
seb128robru, it's basically https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates20:24
Laneythe documentation on that page20:24
robruLaney, seb128: why did ken specify mardy about it then? odd20:24
seb128robert_ancell, you need those 3 infos basically: bug impact, test case (so testers can verify the fix is working), regression potential (describe what needs testing for regressions)20:24
seb128robru, we tend to try to make the #ps guy to file the infos otherwise there are 30 of them dumping SRUs on us and we struggle to do the paperwork20:25
robruseb128, ahhhh, so I guess only mardy knows the details then.20:25
seb128robru, well, drop him an email, or just file the infos as you can (the title suggest the testcase should be easy enough to come with)20:28
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jasoncwarnerrobert_ancell RAOF TheMuso bryce  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2012-12-11coming up. prepare your updates!21:44
RAOFSuper secret projekts!21:45
* bryce waves21:47
jasoncwarner'aight...want to get started? bryce, care to kick us off?21:58
brycesure21:58
bryceMain task this last week - Rewrote the X.org versions page from perl to python, pretty much done, just need to sort out the cron jobs for it.21:58
bryceAlso, setting up four re-imageable PCs in prep for some testing I expect to be doing in coming weeks, multiply partitioned with raring, precise, etc. and making sure I can cross-boot between all of them.21:59
bryceadministrivia - I'll be off on vacation for about a week starting tomorrow.21:59
bryceand some bug triage; things seem not too bad right now though.22:00
RAOFI'll ensure you've got something interesting to come back to after your break :)22:00
bryceRAOF, I'm counting on it :-)22:00
bryceEOT22:00
jasoncwarnerthanks, bryce22:01
jasoncwarnerTheMuso is out, so, robert_ancell ?22:01
robert_ancellThe most visible thing I did was get the first cut of the bluetooth indicator working (in the desktop PPA) and explored options for a networking indicator based on similar code used in the bluetooth one22:02
robert_ancellapart from that I've been working on small parts of bigger things that will hopefully start to come together over the next few months22:02
robert_ancellEOT22:03
jasoncwarnerawesome, thanks robert_ancell22:03
jasoncwarnerRAOF: ?22:03
RAOFI've been hacking away on the project that dare not speak its name; it's going well, and will have something for bryce when he returns.22:04
robert_ancellRAOF, and for me too?22:05
robert_ancell:)22:05
RAOFI've also done most of the work required to get colord back in sync with upstream. Just needs a final patch clean up, review, and then upload to Debian+raring+precise-proposed22:05
jasoncwarnerRAOF: nice...thanks!22:06
RAOFEOT22:07
brycejasoncwarner, and you?  how's the packing going?  :-)22:08
jasoncwarnerbryce so. much. stuff. to. sell.22:09
jasoncwarnerbut, you know, other than that, well :)22:09
jasoncwarnerI'm going to use the holiday break to really get my act together.!22:09
jasoncwarnerexactly a month today when we leave!22:09
brycejasoncwarner, plenty of time!22:10
RAOFAiming to arrive in Canada in the very teeth of winter, I see.22:11
jasoncwarnerRAOF we'll be in phx for a couple of weeks to see family, canada around feb3rd or so. but robru can probably tell you, BC winter is not quite canada winter. more like seattle and portland22:12
bryceyeah mostly a lot of rain and no sun22:12
robrujasoncwarner, yes! it's +10 here. I don't even zip up my jacket when I go out ;-)22:13
robruactually we've had a couple sunny days last week. I was pretty impressed.22:13
robrujasoncwarner, what's your plan for finding a home? do you have a house lined up already? I'm living in a hostel for 2-3 months until I can pay down some debts and save up a damage deposit for an apartment...22:14
jasoncwarnerrobru we are probably going to rent a furnished place for a month from someone leaving the area. we'll then line up a house when we are on the ground. something along those lines22:15
robrujasoncwarner, ah yeah, not so different from my plan, just more spacious ;-)22:16
jasoncwarnerrobru: when you got a 5 year old and a 2 year old...more space is better :)22:17
robrujasoncwarner, no doubt! I'll be lucky if I have a real place before you get here though ;-)22:18
jasoncwarner:)22:18
mlankhorstbrr, i can lock up both graphics cards :s23:50

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