[00:39] 'evening guys [00:41] micahg. xnox : you guys around? [00:42] How can I mark the bugs are raring=invalid quantal=confirmed ? [00:43] (I'm still puzzled as to why there's no attribute saying which release this affects on LP) [01:04] ESphynx: target to release [01:05] yeah how to I do that? [01:07] oh, right, you need to be in bug control to do that [01:07] where's the list again? [01:07] right =) [01:07] micahg: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ecere-sdk/+bugs [01:08] if you have the time, could you review these quickly and let me know if they look fine or need more work? Before I assign ubuntu-sru [01:08] Bug #1097329 doesn't affect quantal I thought [01:08] bug 1097329 in eclib (Ubuntu) "ecere-sdk: binary package conflict with eclib" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1097329 [01:08] micahg: right, all 14 others do though [01:09] first one that's marked HIGH is the Debian/Raring one [01:09] ah, right, that's raring [01:10] all the fixes are in bzr revisions [01:14] ESphynx: done [01:14] cool =) thanks [01:14] ESphynx: sure, thanks for working on this [01:14] Do you want to mark https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ecere-sdk/+bug/1097329 for raring as well? [01:14] Ubuntu bug 1097329 in eclib (Ubuntu) "ecere-sdk: binary package conflict with eclib" [High,Confirmed] [01:14] micahg thank you! [01:15] ESphynx: done, and milestoned for feature freeze [01:23] micahgc: if what I've done looks decent, I'll start working on proper 64 bit support :P I wanted to get that done in January... took off from consulting to do so ;) [01:23] I want to make sure we have 64 bit support in 13.04 as well ;) [01:26] sounds good [02:43] micahg, i'm (slowly) working on a composite php5-universe package that will incorporate the separate php5 modules that're in universe (that are separate from the php5 actual package), when its complete what should i do to upload it/get it in to Ubuntu? [02:43] (its not even 10% complete, but this is me charting out what i'll have to do) [02:57] TheLordOfTime: file a bug explaining which sources it will replace and subscribe sponsors with a link to a .dsc somewhere [02:57] micahg, .dsc within PPA acceptable at that point? [02:58] i'm without a build box locally right now (hardware death), so PPAs are my build/test locations [02:58] :/ [02:58] TheLordOfTime: shouldn't it be as simple as copying the php5 source and removing/commenting out the packages/build options in main [02:58] TheLordOfTime: yes [02:58] micahg, yes, except i have to figure out whether what's in universe actually builds from php5's source, or whether its from a smaller subset of the source :/ [02:58] (and some of the build options were already removed in main so i have to pull them from the universe packages) [02:59] * TheLordOfTime yawns [02:59] all of which is on hold while my hard drive isn't working [02:59] TheLordOfTime: compare rmadison -S -s raring php5 and rmadison -uqa php5 -S -s sid [02:59] (packaging on liveusb == evil) [03:01] TheLordOfTime: you could compare the packages.ubuntu.com and packages.debian.org output as well [03:02] the packages in universe were subsets of the php5 source [03:02] I think that's all we'd want it to be in any case [03:03] of course they haven't been kept up to date nearly as well, but it was just a single directory per extension copied from the php5 package [03:03] a get-orig-source rule to automate that for new upstream releases might be a good idea, fwiw [03:04] I'd prefer it just be a full copy that's merged (the source can't be that much) [03:05] php5_5.4.11.orig.tar.xz 9,197.6 kB [03:05] micahg: you mean duplicating the php5 source tarball & just building the extensions? [03:05] yep [03:06] the diff can just be applied to the new source [03:06] *packaging diff [03:07] it'd be slightly easier to keep in sync than a subset of the original source, but it's still a bit to duplicate [03:07] 10MB isn't much compared to other things :) [03:07] maybe I'm just biased by my internet connection that requires a hand-crank to upload each bit :) [03:09] ajmitch: why not get a webhost with a faster crank? [03:09] I'm waiting patiently for a 100/50 fibre connection [03:09] * micahg would like that :) [03:10] since I got the letter saying that the street will get it sometime in the next month [03:10] ajmitch: UFB? [03:11] yep [03:11] But it's NZ, so 100/50 to *what*? A sheep farm and a sheering shed? [03:11] 100/50 to the ISP, then 8 kbps from there [03:12] Hahaha [03:13] StevenK: when are you getting a decent connection? [03:14] This area is due for NBN sometime in 2015 [03:15] better than waiting until 2020 or so [07:34] good morning === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [10:14] 'morning dholbach [10:16] Why is Quantal so freaking slow in VirtualBox? [10:21] I've uploaded a debrief to this bug report (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/autogen/+bug/1098872) and subscribed ubuntu sponsors. Is there anything else I need to do to get the patch merged? [10:21] Ubuntu bug 1098872 in autogen (Ubuntu) "Update to 5.17.1" [Undecided,In progress] [10:45] I mean, it takes 2 whole seconds for the Unity thing to go on or off. [10:46] completing a switch from one window to the other takes a whole second [11:19] hello there I have a question about packaging I noticed this when I was looking through som stuff http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ehoover/netflix-desktop/trunk/view/head:/debian/changelog what is @@DISTRO@@ ? is this a Var for distro version. Like it reads user ect. I want to use that branch in a recipe that I use But I only want it to build for 12.04 atm [11:20] bobweaver: It is merely a token that the package author is apparently going to use search and replace on before building an actual package [11:20] thanks maxb [11:21] Are you looking into the file conflict upgrading to 0.6.0 too? :-) [11:22] I've just sent ehoover an email about that [11:22] Why des the netflix video stream look so bad? it's supposed to be 1080p [11:24] As I understand it, it's only 1080p on selected content, which mostly doesn't seem to be anything I watch [11:24] ok SO this is what I want to do let me take a screenshot to explain (picture 1000 words ect ) [11:24] maxb: we just tried to watch Knight & Day... after a good 20 minutes to figure out how to set it up on the PS3, we had the thing up [11:25] after 60 seconds I could not stand it , we watched a blu ray instead [11:25] Hm [11:25] http://imagebin.org/244654 [11:25] On 109 inch projected screen on the wall compression artifacts look bad :P [11:26] I want to have that by default install with the packages that I am packaging up. [11:26] for my daily ppa and also my stable ppa. I want it to be uptodate with erics(netflixs desktop upstreamer) [11:26] Knight and Day - unavailable to stream - bah. [11:27] Which trunk is here https://code.launchpad.net/u2t [11:27] http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Knight_and_Day/70127226?locale=en-US [11:27] "Available in HD on your TV" [11:27] Does HD stand for "Hyper Distorted" [11:27] so I was thinking of just making a recipe that builds from that branck to put in ppa but how to build recipe for branch that is not in my hosted area [11:28] I tried to import the branch to my "area" and it says that that is not allowed to import branchs like this [11:30] I just think that me checking out his branch everytime that it changes and then pusing back to mine is silly. I am sure that there might be a way around that even in the recipe [11:30] Like if I was to use the same recipe to build unity 2d and also netflix desktop how to tell the recipe to build 2 different packages ? [11:34] Nm it says that I have to ask launchpad if that is alright === Amaranthus is now known as Amaranth [11:54] micahg: iulian: anyone interested: http://91.189.93.56/ - looks like haskell is pretty well transitioned in Debian [11:54] I say we go ahead and start the transition at our leisure === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [14:47] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek Day 1 starting in 13 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom [14:48] * mohamedalaa98 is waiting :) === Jim_Lahey is now known as bobweaver === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [18:24] ESphynx: quantal is slow in virtualbox since it's trying to do 3D acceleration, I'd suggest using gnome-fallback [18:24] Laney: re haskell, if we're pretty sure this is the version we want, let's go for it [18:34] is cinnamon going to be supported in Ubuntu now, come raring? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cinnamon [18:34] i know its technically not supported (nor technically compatible) with ubuntu in current releases, but... [18:38] TheLordOfTime: supported? if it's in the archive, you can use it :) [18:38] micahg, that's going to cause hell for #ubuntu come raring... is IRCC and the irc support ops team aware its in raring now? [18:38] what does it matter? [18:38] because last i checked the stance in #ubuntu was "Cinnamon's not supported here" [18:38] it's like anything else, if you want it, you can install it [18:39] right, in raring it should get the same support as any other universe package [18:43] * TheLordOfTime shrugs [19:24] TheLordOfTime: sounds fine if it is being packaged for Ubuntu [19:25] probably gives us a better answer than we have at the moment for people who don't want to run the most supported desktop [19:27] AlanBell, afaict its only in Raring so... [19:27] probably a sync from Debian [19:27] yeah, so in #ubuntu+1 at the moment [19:27] ... grrrr, stupid mysql workbench... micahg if i ask for a sync to raring of the latest mysql-workbench from experimental, do you think it'd be approved? [19:28] anyone know if we are enabling broadway backend in gtk yet? [19:31] TheLordOfTime: if it builds, sure [19:32] Hello, just wanted to report a pretty serious bug, can anyone help me resolve? [19:33] what is the bug number agrestringere? [19:33] micahg, i'll upload a test build for raring to my build tests PPA, and get back to you [19:33] * TheLordOfTime has class right now [19:33] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eglibc/+bug/1109207 [19:33] when's freeze? [19:33] Ubuntu bug 1109207 in eglibc (Ubuntu) "Unpacking replacement libc6-dev ... dpkg-deb (subprocess): data: internal gzip read error: ': data error'" [Undecided,New] [19:34] It's libc6 related so it seems pretty serious... [19:37] agrestringere: maybe check the md5sum against this http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/amd64/libc6-dev/download [19:38] AlanBell: how do I do that? [19:38] I don't really know what the problem is, however I will note that this is just the dev package, not libc6 itself [19:38] AlanBell: it looks like we're currently only building the x11 and wayland backends [19:38] agrestringere: md5sum /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6-dev_2.15-0ubuntu10.4_amd64.deb [19:39] jbicha: ok, thanks [19:40] bug 933641 [19:40] bug 933641 in gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu) "Enable broadway (HTML5) backend" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/933641 [19:40] \o/ [19:40] AlanBell I get d4b381ca574343f0ec688cfdca50c43e when it should be 272a87775b2f05e18cfef62d939b4306 [19:41] AlanBell: I'm guessing we're waiting on someone to test it and make sure that enabling it doesn't break anything [19:42] agrestringere: well that sounds like a dodgy download then, that d4b381ca574343f0ec688cfdca50c43e is not known to google [19:43] AlanBell: got two values for md5sum is that normal? [19:43] two values?? [19:43] First: d4b381ca574343f0ec688cfdca50c43e Second: 272a87775b2f05e18cfef62d939b4306 [19:44] Made a mistake with the Second: 9b625ca82f5b48069f869c7d66857823 [19:45] I'm using the Columbia University mirror, should I switch Mirrors? [19:45] Lastly, can I clear out my apt-cache and rebuild it, switch mirrors and try again? [19:45] I don't know about that. If it were me I would download a good copy of the file, check the MD5sum, take a back up of the bad one, and swap over a good copy [19:46] jbicha: I've had it enabled for a little while, while I haven't used the broadway backend, I haven't had more issues than normal. [19:47] so what is involved in enabling it? I have to rebuild the gtk+ package? [19:47] sounds like something to stick in a PPA [19:47] oh, as luck would have it someone already has [19:48] Like launchpad.net/~malizor/+archive/gtk-broadway [19:48] TheLordOfTime: over 1 month === glebihan_ is now known as glebihan [19:50] AlanBell, from what I can see I think the package is broken [19:51] agrestringere: yeah, I think your download of it is corrupt. I don't really know what to do about it with any confidence though :) [19:51] AlanBell: just add --enable-broadway-backend to debian/rules [19:54] I might give that a go later [19:56] and then if it works, bug Laney or someone to turn it on by default :) [19:57] does it do anything useful? [20:00] AlanBell: it's happening even with the non-corrupted copy [20:01] Laney: I will let you know, I think I might have a use for it [20:01] AlanBell, look at this comment https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eglibc/+bug/1109207/comments/3 [20:01] Ubuntu bug 1109207 in eglibc (Ubuntu) "Unpacking replacement libc6-dev ... dpkg-deb (subprocess): data: internal gzip read error: ': data error'" [Undecided,New] [20:02] agrestringere: I have run out of expertise! [20:02] AlanBell: Pretty sure you'll also have to add it to something else. [20:28] Great, have to reinstall... [22:26] when's feature freeze again? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [23:29] micahg, thanks (I got my second time of asking feature freeze date answered in +1) [23:34] Reading the schedule would be another way to find that out. [23:35] ScottK, was on mobile at the time. [23:35] Does the mobile not have a web browser? [23:35] (opening web would've killed irc) [23:35] ScottK, old enough to not have multi-app capacity [23:36] Sounds like a poor choice in operating systems. [23:36] sounds like a 7 year old devicie to me :/ [23:36] regardless... :P [23:36] For 2005/06, I'll give you that. === matttbe_ is now known as matttbe