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didrocksgood morning btw :)06:38
pittiGood morning06:42
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jibelgood morning08:42
BigWhaleGreetings everyone.08:53
Laneyhey09:05
mlankhorstg'day!09:05
* Laney drinks a Fosters09:05
Sweetsharkhmm, we gotta keep us the pace, we have Steam on Ubuntu, but these russians have Angry Birds on ATMS ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHXP-1WpOIs09:07
didrockshey jibel, how were your holidays?09:07
seb128hey desktopers09:08
chrisccoulsonyoyoyo09:11
seb128hey chrisccoulson, had a good w.e ?09:13
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, not too bad thanks. how about you?09:14
mlankhorstSweetshark: who says those atms dont run ubuntu?!09:16
chrisccoulsonseb128, had a great steak at lunchtime yesterday :)09:18
seb128chrisccoulson, I had a good w.e thanks ;-)09:18
Sweetsharkmlankhorst: the video shows pretty clear it has the Windows XP kindergarden-color UI ...09:28
mlankhorstah I didn't check, if you say it's a video about running angry birds on an atm I believe you without looking :P09:30
seb128pitti, salut, ça va ?10:02
seb128pitti, are MIR by binary package and not source?10:02
pittibonjour seb128, ça va bien, et toi?10:02
Laneywow, the snow is really coming down now!10:02
pittiseb128: no, by source10:02
seb128pitti, ça va bien merci10:02
seb128pitti, oh, ignore me, your logind line is a FFE not MIR10:02
seb128pitti, you are aiming at landing that for raring then?10:04
pittiseb128: slangasek/stgraber mentioned that they might want it in raring, yes10:04
seb128cool10:04
seb128+1 from me ;-)10:04
pittiif not, it'll make s first thing10:04
pittiI guess it won't hurt us too much to keep CK around for yet another cycle, it does feel a bit rushed now10:05
pittibut it e. g. blocks ricotz/jbicha for updating to GNOME 3.810:05
seb128yeah, but at the same time that vUDS screwed us on feature10:05
seb128we didn't land systemd-services, which is blocking 5 other merges to land10:06
seb128we didn't land gtk 3.810:06
seb128we start having too many patched versions/transitions baked in ppas10:06
pitti*nod*10:06
seb128if we keep adding to that for the next 1.5 month until release it's going to be hard to manage10:06
seb128we had some of the ppas broken because of uploads to the archive, we need to keep rebasing10:07
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seb128chrisccoulson, could you install https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=intel&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=raring and drop the xorg.conf hack and confirm it that fixes the firefox image corruption issue for you?10:20
seb128chrisccoulson, it seems for me but I was never able to trigger it easily so I'm not sure10:20
chrisccoulsonseb128, sure, i'll do that in a few moments10:20
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks10:21
Laneypitti: So how do I get loginctl to list my sessions with the PPA package?10:42
pittijust "loginctl" does that here10:43
pittisame with the raring package10:43
pittiah no, there it's systemd-loginctl10:43
Laneyhm, 0 sessions listed10:43
* Laney looks at upstart user sessions10:45
pittiLaney: do you have libpam-systemd installed?10:45
pittiLaney: (and libpam-xdg-support uninstalled)10:45
Laneyah, no10:46
Laneyso that would be a seed change10:46
pittiright10:46
Laneylet me see10:47
Laneya timely fsck10:48
Laneyyes, much better10:54
LaneyI was scared that there was no reboot entry in the session indicator but it seems that's the unity change10:54
Laneyis that by design?10:54
pittiI do have a reboot in the indicator10:55
pittibut probably because I'm running the converted gnome-session10:55
Laneydo you have the new shutdown UI?10:55
pittibut if you still have consolekit installed, it should be there either way10:55
pittigdbus call -e -d org.gnome.SessionManager -o /org/gnome/SessionManager -m org.gnome.SessionManager.CanShutdown10:55
pittidoes that say (true,) ?10:55
pitti(it should)10:55
pittiLaney: I don't know what the "new shutdown UI" is10:56
Laneyyes, it does10:56
Laneyif you pick Shut Down from the session indicator you get a shiny black shutdown dialog10:56
Laneyinstead of the old gtk one10:56
pittiI still get a rather dull dialog box10:56
Laneyhttp://i.imgur.com/f4he5KH.png10:57
pittiis that in raring?10:57
Laneyyeah, probably in the most recent daily releases10:58
ogra_pitti, bah, no more hal ... i guess i need to do sonme work then ... (usb-imagewriter has nothong in common with usb-creator, its just a graphical dd)10:58
* pitti dist-upgrades10:58
pittiogra_: and no more pygtk, glade, etc.10:58
ogra_oh, crapa10:59
pittiogra_: so it's still relevant?10:59
ogra_sounds like a complete rewrite ...10:59
LaneyRight, so, anyway. For the FFe - you'll be uploading udev to stop providing the library which moves into systemd?10:59
ogra_well, if you want a UI for plain dd operations its still the best to use10:59
pittiLaney: we can drop libudev0 once we rebuilt everything against libudev1, yes11:00
pittiLaney: well, udev itself still uses it, but we can put the .so into teh udev package if you prefer11:00
Laneythey can coexist?11:01
pittiLaney: I don't think we should cram the new udev into raring, that's too risky IMHO11:01
pittiLaney: yes, the ABI didn't change a lot, and the on-disk format didn't change at all11:01
LaneyOK, and agreed about the new udev.11:03
pittihttp://paste.ubuntu.com/5604479/11:03
pittiudev_monitor_new_from_socket() is bound by pyudev(), that needs to be changed to udev_monitor_new_from_netlink()11:05
pittiudev_device_get_dm_cookie_set() and udev_device_get_dm_cookie_set() are not used anywhere11:06
pittiand udev_get_dev_() are now hardcoded to be /dev/, /run, and /sys11:06
pittiso it'll mean some adjustments here and there11:07
pittibut codesearch.d.o says it's fairly low impact11:07
pittiLaney: FYI, it's still a bit unclear how we set up the cgroups for standalone logind to avoid confusing software which uses sd_booted() or their own implemenation of checking for /sys/fs/cgroup/systemd/11:09
pittiI'm currently discussing that with mbiebl11:10
LaneyIs that software which uses this to decide whether the system is using systemd as init?11:10
pittiyes11:11
pittiwell, that or whether they really mean "can I use logind"11:11
pittibut the former would be the common case11:12
pittiLaney: http://codesearch.debian.net/search?q=%2Fsys%2Ffs%2Fcgroup%2Fsystemd11:12
pittithere are a few11:12
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seb128chrisccoulson, did you try the intel update?12:52
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, it seems ok atm13:02
seb128chrisccoulson, good ;-)13:02
seb128chrisccoulson, can you comment on the bug saying that?13:03
chrisccoulsonseb128, done13:05
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks13:05
autoditachey all. how do add a custom, hard-wired mandatory launcher that users are not able to remove from the dash  - like the nautilus "$home" launcher (12.04)? is this done via dconf?13:20
* Sweetshark is getting nervous. More snow in a today than Hamburg usually has in a year.13:22
Sweetsharkricotz: @wd0053.dip.tu-dresden.de?13:22
Sweetsharkricotz: Did you see https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing/Events/ImpressSprint201313:23
Sweetsharkricotz: If you go there, I would invite you for a beer. I certainly owe you one ;)13:24
ricotzSweetshark, oh, haven't seen this, but i don't think i will make it there13:30
autoditacooops. what i called the "dash" is actually called the "launcher" and i want to add are hard-coded "launcher icons" :)13:30
ricotzSweetshark, btw, i updated the stats pdf, i gave you a link for13:30
Sweetsharkricotz: woha, still 2K downloads for lucid?13:33
ricotzSweetshark, yeah, looks like it13:38
seb128autoditac, hey, try asking on #ubuntu-unity maybe?13:38
autoditacseb128, allrighty. thanks!13:38
Sweetsharkricotz: the raring numbers wont rise anymore as that package is already outdated by now.13:39
ricotzSweetshark, yeah, that is expected13:42
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seb128jbicha, hey, do you plan to email the gnome release team about the gcalctool rename?14:22
seb128not sure what I should do with the raring package, I was sort of waiting for you on that one14:22
jbichaseb128: thanks for the ping, I kinda forgot about it :(14:23
seb128jbicha, no worry, thanks ;-)14:23
ogra_seb128, i assume you know already, but just confirming that nautilus works fine on nx7 desktop now15:01
seb128ogra_, yeah, I managed to test by myself, but thanks for confirming ;-)15:02
ogra_yup, i thought so15:02
attenteseb128: hey, the gtk in the ubuntu desktop ppa is based off which bzr branch?15:12
seb128attente, hey, none, local one (if you are speaking about 3.7)15:13
seb128but it would be a good idea to push that somewhere15:13
seb128let me a minute15:13
attenteseb128, cool, thanks15:13
seb128attente, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/gtk/ubuntugtk3-3815:25
attenteseb128, thanks15:26
seb128yw, thanks for the ping, it's always a good away to push the work in progress somewhere ;-)15:28
mhr3dobey, or perhaps here? :)15:43
dobeybetter than #vala probably :)15:44
dobeymhr3: what's up?15:56
mhr3dobey, i hear you want to help us with some software center stuff15:56
s9iper1seb128: dvd is not mounting it shows an error15:59
s9iper113.0415:59
s9iper1anybody else16:01
s9iper1here is the screenshot http://imagebin.org/24985416:02
attentes9iper1: maybe try installing libudf0?16:09
s9iper1attente:  after installing  again Error mounting system-managed device /dev/sr0: Command-line `mount "/mnt/wwn-0x5001480000000000"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: unknown filesystem type 'udf16:12
mhr3didrocks, app-install-data is owned by ubuntu-core-dev, dobey doesn't have access to that16:16
didrocksmhr3: well, if he proposes a branch, we can sponsor it for him16:16
mhr3i was just going to ask if that's a problem16:16
dobeyanyone can propose a branch16:16
mhr3dobey, aren't the categories defined by fdo?16:19
mhr3i'm not sure if we can just add a custom one there16:19
dobeymhr3: X-Ubuntu-Unity-Scope would be a valid category per fdo16:22
dobeymhr3: just need to document it in the scopes spec or whatever, and any other appropriate places, and fix the code to use it, i guess16:23
dobeyi need to get lunch. bbiab16:25
seb128s9iper1, does it happen with any dvd? is that movie or data?16:54
seb128jbicha, can you +1 bug #1153567?16:56
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1153567 in ubuntu-system-service (Ubuntu) "[FFE] Use systemd-services rather than ubuntu-system-service systemdcompatibility code" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/115356716:56
s9iper1seb18: it with the every cd i have checked it with movie dvd just..17:05
s9iper1seb128:17:07
s9iper1anybody help me here as wel https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/modemmanager/+bug/115361917:16
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1153619 in modemmanager "i cant enable my wireless network with hardware button " [High,New]17:16
seb128s9iper1, is that with cds or movie dvd or both?17:20
s9iper1seb128: its with the both but with cd its change17:22
s9iper1here is the error with the cd   =   Error mounting system-managed device /dev/sr0: Command-line `mount "/mnt/wwn-0x5001480000000000"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only17:23
s9iper1mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sr0,17:23
s9iper1       missing codepage or helper program, or other error17:23
s9iper1       In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try17:23
s9iper1       dmesg | tail  or so17:23
seb128s9iper1, works here, are you using a custom kernel?17:23
s9iper1yes i have installed kernel today17:23
s9iper1seb128: its 3.9.017:24
seb128seems like an issue with that kernel then17:24
s9iper1seb128: hmmm what do i do ?17:28
dobeyback17:28
seb128s9iper1, you ask on #ubuntu or #ubuntu+1 for user questions17:28
s9iper1ok17:28
dobeydidrocks: so where'd you get the idea that i should own app-install-data? :)17:41
didrocksdobey: mvo was handling it in the past17:42
didrocksdobey: as you took software-center, it seems like a pack for me :)17:42
dobeywell, i specifically didn't take software-center. my team (online services) did, and i'm the most knowledgeable about packaging and gtk+ so i've been stuck with doing some work on it. but there was no indication that our team was taking over app-install-data-ubuntu as well.17:44
didrocksinteresting, let's figure that out, it's not a big extra work anyway for whoever takes it17:45
dobeywell, changing ownership is a lot of work17:45
dobeyi'm not sure ~ubuntu-core-dev wants it to change either17:45
didrocksdobey: the launchpad process is straightforward, we did that a lot of unity-team17:46
didrockswhere things are owned by both17:46
didrocksbut anyway, /me waves good evening17:46
dobeywell that was a quick goodbye17:46
seb128hum18:29
seb128I wonder if I should upload https://launchpadlibrarian.net/133738514/notice.patch for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/113015818:29
ubot2`Launchpad bug 1130158 in gnome-control-center "Add 'legal notice' to "System Settings/Details" panel" [Medium,Triaged]18:29
seb128that's quite hackish18:29
seb128the other way would be to make the info panel use webkitgtk... not sure I like that better18:30
xnoxhmm... dash opens a webpage in the web-browser with further links.18:35
xnoxIn ubiquity I am adding a webkitgtk window, but I requested the embedded page to be fully reflowable and light on css (e.g. bold an paragraph breaks only)18:35
xnoxsuch that in the installer it's fully justified text.18:35
xnoxusb-creator at the moment just loads .txt into a textentry widget.18:36
xnox4 links seem interesting, also why do 2 of them have the same text? "our privacy policy" and the last one has url as text?18:37
xnoxseb128: ^18:37
seb128xnox, look at the html added by design in the bug18:38
seb128xnox, that page is supposed to deprecate the dash link I think18:38
seb128xnox, I might end up doing the webkitgtk view, I don't like much creating an extra rdepends on it and loading webkit only for that, but gtk itself is just ridiculous for that18:39
xnoxseb128: you mean the dash html is going away? as that attached html matches what dash info icon at the bottom right currently opens for me ( file:///usr/share/unity/6/searchingthedashlegalnotice.html )18:40
seb128xnox, I think the text "click there" in the dash is going away, they want just one central place in the desktop for the notice text18:40
xnoxseb128: I see.18:40
seb128rather than having it in e.g dash, u1, etc18:40
xnoxseb128: for ubuntu one the installer will be showing this http://jsfiddle.net/jgdx/TjFRU/show/18:41
xnoxwhich is much nicer for embedding in a small window (resize it to see how nicely it reflows)18:41
xnoxI don't like the forced whitespce / let's make it look like A4 page style of the current dash legal text.18:41
seb128well, the gtktextview is ok, there is only vertical scrolling18:42
seb128but having the tag/hardcoded positions is tedious and making the urls clickable is ridiculous18:42
seb128(or you can use a gtklinkbutton but that looks weirdà18:42
seb128)18:42
xnox=/ yeah i went with the easy webkitgtk as we already use it for the slideshow.18:43
seb128I should probably do the same ;-)18:43
xnoxjbicha: Gnomuntu18:52
qenghoAt some point, "-rfakeroot" on dpkg-buildpackage became redundant and I didn't notice.  I'm cursing you all.19:28
* qengho shakes fist.19:28
jbichaxnox: I think we have got plenty of names to choose from, thanks though :)19:33
Laneyjeremuntu19:36
seb128shellbuntu19:42
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robruhey attente, is this error caused by that PPA of yours that I enabled? or is this unrelated?http://paste.ubuntu.com/5605441/23:22
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