[01:32] c [05:22] can anyone explain me this message? [05:22] Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_calendar_select_month: assertion `month <= 11' failed [05:22] 2012-12-31 is surely a valid date [05:24] or does it need between 0 to 11? [05:24] valadoc doesnt explain much [05:25] It's likely 0-based; so 0 is January? [05:25] And 11 would be December. [05:25] month : [05:25] a month number between 0 and 11. [05:25] quoth the docs [05:26] that's some serious silliness there [05:26] ah. I was looking on valadocs. That hardly has anything [05:26] use the gtk-doc [05:26] yeah. The day can be 1-31, but month needs to be 0-11 [05:27] i'm all for 0-based counting, but that's a bit ridiculous [05:27] i could understand if there wasn't some overwhelming concensus on month numbering [05:28] but atleast for calendar and datetime based classes, it would be better to follow the general convention [05:28] python's datetime does not count from 0 but from 1 [05:28] you don't even need to appeal to python [05:29] freakin' *G*Datetime uses 1 to 12 [05:29] now that is a big inconsistency [05:29] converting all the time [06:24] Good morning [07:21] jasoncwarner, hi [08:41] mvo ping, wrt https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/926763 [08:41] Launchpad bug 926763 in software-center (Ubuntu) "Cannot install local packages (.deb files) without network connection (offline)" [Medium,Triaged] [08:42] mvo does one need to attach a debdiff to have this included in O,P,Q ? [08:42] or use a lp branch ? [08:43] do let me know, and I would do the needful and attach ubuntu-sposor for SRU === Sweetsha1k is now known as Sweetshark [09:57] good morning everyone [09:57] who's enjoying the snow? ;) [09:58] none here yet this morning :( [10:00] morning :) [10:04] Laney - we've got a little bit now [10:04] my daughter is quite happy http://www.flickr.com/photos/67705534@N06/8390975681/ ;) [10:05] hah [10:05] lucky it's still open ;) [10:10] Laney, yeah, there are so far only 5 school closures in Solihull [10:24] it's snowing here in london, but it's not even a layer yet. [10:37] xnox: https://plus.google.com/102921374554385564572/posts/3tSksKANgaW [10:40] pretty [10:40] eh no [10:40] loath snow === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr_ [11:02] czajkowski, lol, come on, thats not even 1" [11:02] ogra_: it's the UK, it's enough to stop the trains working :) [11:02] funny [11:03] in ogra_'s day they walked 15 miles in 5 mile deep snow [11:03] UPHILL BOTH WAYS! [11:03] and had no shoes! [11:03] upwind too ! [11:04] i still remember the days when school teachers managed to get to school in more than 1/2" of snow [11:27] ogra_: well, i wanted to say - i still can see pavement so it's only starting to snow.... [11:27] yeah [11:31] ogra_: you have a folding shovel with you at all times for just such digging emergencies right :D [11:32] heh, no, but i usually spend 1-1.5h shoveling per day during winter [11:33] i would go out for something like above :) [11:33] *wouldn't === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch === om26er_ is now known as om26er [13:35] ah, crap. i make a 1 line change and my firefox tree decides it's going to rebuild absolutely everything === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [14:41] chrisccoulson: you changed the top-level Makefile or so? :-) [14:45] chrisccoulson: hey... have you been watching https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=259356 ? [14:45] Mozilla bug 259356 in General "Support for the Freedesktop.org XDG Base Directory Specification" [Enhancement,Reopened] [14:51] pitti, hi :) [14:55] hey ricotz [14:55] pitti, could you sponsor this package? http://people.ubuntu.com/~ricotz/soup/ [14:56] pitti, i hope you are fine [14:57] ricotz: I am, thanks! how about yourself? [14:57] ricotz: I can sponsor it, in some 10 minutes or so [14:57] fine, pretty cold though here ;) [14:57] pitti, thank you [15:29] ricotz: thanks, uploaded [15:30] Someone knows how to get hardware-accelerated graphics on the Pandaboard with Raring (I have a working 1920x1080 desktop now, but very slow). [15:38] pitti, :) [15:55] * desrt wonders what the deal with fam is [15:56] it seems that we build our glib packages without fam support... [16:00] tkamppeter: even if you have a working 1920x1080 desktop with hardware acceleration it will be quite slow [16:00] tkamppeter: currently we use a technique on the desktop to reduce flickering to a minimum, but it effectively constitutes fill-rate abuse [16:01] hardware that is often fill-limited like the sgx does not cope very well with this [16:01] the solution is to wait until those drivers support something like EGL_EXT_buffer_age or something [16:02] sadly, there is not a whole lot of interest in implementing EGL_EXT_buffer_age on X11 because of some finer details about how redirection works [16:29] desrt, no, i've not been watching that bug. should i? [16:30] chrisccoulson: would be nice to finally see that fixed.... [16:49] smspillaz, thanks, so there will be no solution soon? Another things is video play acceleration which does not seem to work, playing a 1080p Youtube video with XBMC is too slow and xbmc.bin takes ~180% CPU, making the impression that the video is handled totally by software. === davidcalle_ is now known as davidcalle [17:20] seb128: hey. can we chat for a second about fam? [17:21] desrt, hey, sure, what about it? [17:22] seb128: we have some vague ideas to use fam to monitor files in gio if we detect NFS is in use [17:22] currently glib in ubuntu is not built against fam... [17:26] seb128: fwiw, the gio module that links against fam is built as a separate .so [17:26] seb128: perhaps it would be nice to build glib against fam but then split the fam module off into a separate package as not to pull fam into the base system... [17:27] then people who want to have reliable monitoring on NFS could install the module [17:32] desrt, it used to be like that, I need to check why it was turned off [17:35] [ Josselin Mouette ] [17:35] * Only build the libgio-fam package for hurd and kfreebsd, it is [17:35] totally useless under Linux. [17:36] bad joss [17:41] seb128: k. thanks for the pointer. he said he'd turn it back on. [17:42] desrt, cool === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === james_w` is now known as james_w === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [20:23] hey everyone :) [20:25] jasoncwarner, how's it? [20:27] hey robru [20:29] jasoncwarner, you in Victoria yet? [20:30] robru not yet, going to be in phoenix for a few weeks before heading up. should start the drive up around feb4th and be there maybe feb 7thish [20:31] jasoncwarner, ah yeah. I will be receiving the shipment of all my stuff today, so hopefully this weekend I'll finally be settled ;-) [20:32] robru \o/ === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [20:49] jasoncwarner, hi [20:50] jasoncwarner, have you seen my last mail about the printer transfer? Is the cost OK? [23:47] cyphermox: ping [23:53] cody-somerville: pong [23:54] cyphermox: Should LP #780602 be just about the memory leaks or about the functional issues with nm-applet? It doesn't appear the two are related. [23:54] Launchpad bug 780602 in OEM Priority Project precise "nm-applet leaks memory and stops functioning after a while" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/780602 [23:55] cyphermox: The bug has mostly been focused on the memory leak issues but the SRU test case is for the "nm-applet becoming unresponsive to interactions and submenus showing an empty list" issue. [23:56] it's both [23:56] the leak fixes in nm-applet will help, then there needs to be fixes in dbusmenu [23:57] (or whatever similar library can't keep track of the menus when I update them) [23:57] Cool. There's some confusion by users due to Jame's comment. He says he is marking it fixed release (though it appears he actually changed it from fix committed to confirmed). [23:58] and then someone started unmarking duplicates because they interpreted that to mean the bug should only be about the memory leaks