=== slank is now known as slank_away === Guest53868 is now known as cpg === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [07:33] how can I close a launchpad bug report with requestsync? Should I edit the changelog which is shown in a editor? [07:40] toabctl: I think it's better to not touch the changelog if the package is in sync with Debian, and the person who is actually syncing may use syncpackage -b to close the bug [07:40] 11:40 toabctl: I think it's better to not touch the changelog if the package is in sync with Debian, and the person who is actually syncing may use syncpackage -b to close the bug [07:40] mitya57, ok. thanks === megha is now known as security === security is now known as firewall [08:41] pitti, tkamppeter: mike found the control files purge problem and released a patch; I hope to upload cups to experimental later today. === megha is now known as firewall [09:07] I was trying to compile unity today, but I got the following output: [09:07] http://ubuntuone.com/6hsVC0HWDdWT2ky9Sux0vE (Cmake output) [09:09] what i wrong with my zeigeist package? [09:10] Esokrates_: hm, is libzeitgeist-dev installed? [09:13] no seems not to be installed, thanks I seemed to missed that [09:14] I also thought of zeitgeist packages I have missed, and ineed installed a few additional, but I missed that one, I will install them and try to compile again, thanks [09:15] you could just use `sudo apt-get build-dep unity` :) [09:17] thank you :-) [09:40] I got the following output while compiling unity: [09:40] http://ubuntuone.com/7PVTGqxRfyhqrJGYfIMiw8 === freedomrun is now known as Guest97005 [09:44] mitya57, do you have an idea? [09:54] Esokrates: if that's unity from raring/lp:unity, it may need a newer nux [09:54] yeah it is [09:55] (I think the version was bumped, but maybe you are using a snapshot where it wasn't yet) [09:55] https://code.launchpad.net/~smspillaz/unity/unity.fix_1091600 [09:56] I want to test a fix included there [09:56] this instruction did not work: [09:56] http://askubuntu.com/questions/28470/how-do-i-build-unity-from-source/28472#28472 [10:02] If I were you, I would just grab the diff from https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~smspillaz/unity/unity.fix_1091600/diff/2999 and apply it to the quantal-proposed package [10:05] mitya57, could you link me an instrution how to do that? I have never done this [10:07] Esokrates: something like this (not tested): [10:07] dget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/unity_6.12.0-0ubuntu0.2.dsc [10:08] or, better (so that it would extract it): [10:08] DGET_VERIFY=no dget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/unity_6.12.0-0ubuntu0.2.dsc [10:08] cd unity-6.12.0-0ubuntu0.2 [10:09] wget https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~smspillaz/unity/unity.fix_1091600/diff/2999 -O lp1091600.diff [10:09] patch -p0 lp1091600.diff [10:09] debuild -us -uc [10:10] (that's all) [10:10] mitya57_: you may find pull-lp-source useful, in future [10:10] presumably you meant patch -p0 < lp1091600.diff [10:10] of course [10:11] tumbleweed: thanks for suggestion :) [11:00] mitya57, I sucessfully compiled compiz and unity to my home directory [11:01] mitya57, but if I start compiz unity does not get loaded, I only see windows, no launcher no panel etc. [11:01] used the following in a VT: env DISPLAY=:0 LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./lib ./bin/compiz --replace composite opengl move resize decor compiztoolbox mousepoll wall expo animation switcher [11:03] when I run unity, the old compiz gets started === cpg is now known as cpg|away [14:40] hello. Where can I contact notify-osd maintainers? I want to nominate a SRU (bug 949077) but I cannot fill the [Regresion potential] field [14:40] bug 949077 in notify-osd (Ubuntu) "Black border on notifications when running with no compositing" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/949077 [14:54] Rcart: try asking directly mterry on monday :) [14:54] I can nominate the bug for you if you want [14:56] mitya57: yeah, do it please (: [14:57] mitya57: I was just about to mail the list of dx-team, but it'd be better if you nominate it now [14:57] Rcart: done [15:00] mitya57: the SRU should be for precise, and you nominated it for quantal where is already fixed [15:01] Rcart: oops, added precise [15:02] mitya57: thank you (: [16:01] pitti, tkampetter: yay, cups 1.6.1 is already out of NEW. [16:36] how can i report a bug on that annoyment of not beeing able to reassign Ctrl+Super+Left/Right in 12.04, 12.10 in unity? [17:06] FUUUUCK.. .after reading walls of text i cant even find where to file a damn unity bug [17:06] my patiance with the unprossionalism of ubuntu/unity is falling fast [17:06] at launchpad? [17:07] Squarism: https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+filebug, and please respect Ubuntu code of conduct :) [17:07] ubuntu-bug unity [17:08] thanx [17:41] hey I am new and I want to contribute to ubuntu can anyone help me with this ? [17:44] any one active here ? [17:48] code_6: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/get-involved is a good start [17:49] i checked that out but what to do next they say you can get a mentor but nothing about how to find one [17:50] was that under the bug stuff or elsewhere? [17:51] under the link you mentioned [17:51] OdyX: impressive changelog, you people are heroes! [17:57] code_6: if you want a mentor, just make sure your package shows in the sponsoring queue [17:57] http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/ [17:58] it'll be shown there if you filed a merge proposal or subscribed ~ubuntu-sponsors to a bug [17:58] mitya57: cups ? [17:58] OdyX: yeah (and the number of patches is also impressive) [17:58] mitya57: praise tkamppeter , but there was a huge job in making 1.6.1 happen and have the test-suite run. [18:00] mitya57: thanks === cpg|away is now known as cpg === cpg is now known as cpg|away === cpg|away is now known as cpg === cpg is now known as cpg|away [22:45] maybe a weird question, but what's the preferred way of updating raring? [22:45] updating to or updating within? [22:45] on my debian sid I don't even have software updater installed, I do them all via "dist-upgrade", sometimes "safe-upgrade" [22:46] Laney, (long time no see) just doing system upgrade, should I rely more on software updater or sticking to terminal is ok? [22:47] yo! [22:47] Laney, hey hey :) [22:47] someones trying to move over to Ubuntu :P [22:47] I usually use apt-get but update-manager is the recommended way [22:47] ++ [22:48] heh, ok I said it's a weird question because it doesn't seem that unstable to be honest [22:48] that's a bad thing? :P [22:48] on Sid if you're not careful enough you could do a lot of damage when updating [22:49] no, I just can't get used to it [22:50] Laney, pity you never made it to Debconf :) [22:50] "that" debconf [22:50] or any other - yeah, it is [22:50] going to fosdem? [22:50] sadly not [22:51] shouldn't be that hard to get to debconf this year though [22:51] yea, we'll see each other around [22:52] it shouldn't sponsorships should be open soonish [22:52] maybe in Feb [23:19] AbsintheSyringe: raring has a kind of partial equivalent of Debian unstable->testing migration applied to it these days [23:19] AbsintheSyringe: I tend to use dist-upgrade personally [23:21] if you're familiar with it it's fine; it's certainly not *unsupported*, any recommendation of update-manager is more to do with it being a more integrated user experience or whatever than actually having importantly different semantics [23:22] cjwatson, ah great, in that case I'll just stick to dist-upgrade [23:23] cjwatson, tnx (another long time no see) :) [23:25] aye :) [23:42] cjwatson, are you going to fosdem?