[00:18] hello [00:32] len, you about? [00:32] i screwed up on my nick againg [00:32] er again [00:34] kk, i am going to get my nick right [00:34] i got the beta, gonna install tomorrow === Lumpy is now known as Lump|AFK [00:49] Nick? Lump|AFK ? [01:05] So basically, to get involved in the dev group, I just help out withtesting the beta? [01:14] hello [11:29] micahg: I've updated ubuntustudio-look to include a new wallpaper with required info, including licensing. The author wished to another version of creative commons [11:29] lp:~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio-look/UbuntuStudio [11:29] I'd appreciate if you could take a look, and upload it for us [11:30] I don't expect we'll be making any more changes before final release [11:32] This looked updated enough as an example to me http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/ [11:32] That's what I followed adding the new copyright info. === jta is now known as JTa_afk === JTa_afk is now known as JTa_sleepyhead === JTa_sleepyhead is now known as JTa_food === JTa_food is now known as JTa_corned_beef_ === JTa_corned_beef_ is now known as JTa [17:26] zequence: ok, will have a look later tonight [21:50] Ah, damn. Patching hell [21:56] zequence, what is the app behind "videos"? is that totem? [21:56] len: Yes [21:56] crashes for me [21:57] Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.d/50-user.conf", line 9: reading configurations from ~/.fonts.conf is deprecated. [21:57] totem: nv04_state_frag.c:248: get_texenv_mode: Assertion `0' failed. [21:57] Aborted (core dumped) [21:58] bug report [21:58] Good thing we also include xine. [21:58] totem has been funny for a while for me. Does Xubuntu include totem? [21:58] no [22:00] I can't remember what they include (the name) but it had aspect ratio problems in 12.04 which is why we switched. [22:01] totem is usually a pretty good, simple video player [22:01] It seems to me it has been ok now though [22:02] vcl has also had it's buggy moments. Maybe not on a stable Ubuntu release though [22:02] totem has crashed when used by firefox to play mp3s, used as context to play a video or just started from the command line. [22:03] vlc has worked for me, I tend to keep a few and if one doesn't work for a video I try another [22:04] mplayer has probably seen better days. mplayer2 I guess is the current one, but is it good? [22:05] I don't know what is the best any more. libav may be a part of the problem too. [22:05] Good thing about mplayer is that it's really nice controlling it from the cli [22:05] Well, starting it at least [22:05] vlc or xine work too. [22:06] but mplayer has a simpler CLI if I remember right [22:06] It doesn't have a gui by defauil [22:06] You need to add one separately [22:07] It just shows the video [22:10] The command line options are pretty extensive too [22:16] This patch seems to work, as I have tested it, but I'm trying to figure out what I'm seeing here http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~zequence/ubuntu/precise/jackd2/fix-for-956438/view/head:/debian/patches/jackdbus-stop-fix.patch [22:18] Seems like the files needed some text-displacement, or someting [22:18] This is what I was hoping it would look like http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~zequence/ubuntu/quantal/jackd2/fix-for-956438/view/head:/debian/patches/jackdbus-stop-fix.patch [22:27] zequence, ya the second one looks a lot better. [22:28] The second is the jackd2 quantal source, while the first is precise [22:29] There's a bit of commit history between them, so I guess I should just feel lucky the patch even worked [22:29] Ah, different jack versions too then? [22:30] Both 1.9.8, but the quantal source is a git snapshot [22:30] So, a bit of time between them [22:31] The patch is a combination of two git commits [22:31] ..which falktx pointed out for me, many months ago by now [22:31] pretty much a different version. What is happening then is you are upgrading part of P to Q, but not the whole thing. [22:32] No, I'm updating both P and Q with a bug fix, which only appears later [22:32] Does p build if the q diff is set against it. [22:33] They both build fine [22:33] I've uploaded them to a PPA [22:33] the bugfix works [22:33] Works is a strong case :) [22:34] In P, when I applied the change - which was another patch, they were applied successfully, but with some added diff [22:35] Getting late, so I'm not explaining very well [22:35] anyway, I'm gong to end up off line for a bit... I am finally upgrading my server to P... I need this drive to back it up first. [22:38] micahg: Don't forget to upload -looks before user interface freeze (if you have the time). Do we need a bug report for that, btw? I guess there's some time tomorrow too. I'll be going to sleep now anyway [22:42] len-dt: I documented what I've been doing so far here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/StableReleaseUpdates [22:42] It's probably not the best source right now, but at least it's a start [22:43] I should look at it and do default settings for P [22:44] It would fix about 3 bugs... only thing I am not sure of is if I need to redo them one at a time [22:44] len-dt: What bugs? [22:45] help icon in menu goes nowhere. [22:45] some apps in the wrong place. [22:46] I can see the point in changing that for 12.04.3 [22:47] Don't think we need to create patches for those though [22:47] I think my SRU description is being very focused on a single case right now [22:47] zequence: nah, if it doesn't violate FF, no bug needed, I'll try to get to it tonight [22:47] micahg: Ok, great [22:49] LP: #966539, [22:49] Launchpad bug 966539 in ubuntustudio-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Mudita24 and xfcemixer should not be in the "Media playback" submenu" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/966539 [22:49] len-dt: In the case of our own sources, we make a bug report - following the SRU process. Then, do a bzr branch of that release. Do the changes, and push as I describe further down [22:50] That part is done. [22:50] It is just that it is not all one bug or fix. [22:51] len-dt: That was uploaded to quantal, then? [22:52] It is all already in quantal and I have home built the package and tried it. [22:52] Heres the changelog: [22:52] * Create branch for precise LTS bug fixes [22:52] * Moved extra mixers to mixers submenu from media playback menu. [22:52] (LP: #966539) [22:52] * Moved other uninstalled apps from media playback menu to proper place [22:52] within Audio Production menu. [22:52] * Moved Category AudioEditing to Audio Production so that Ardour [22:52] So, now you want it into precise as well, right? [22:52] packages from Ardour website are in the right place. [22:52] Launchpad bug 966539 in ubuntustudio-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Mudita24 and xfcemixer should not be in the "Media playback" submenu" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/966539 [22:52] * Remade Photography menu icon. [22:52] * Added MIDI utilities menu. [22:52] * Created icon for MIDI menu. [22:52] * Reorganized Audio Production menu to group items logically by use. [22:52] * Removed Zynjacku from effects menu. Did not add to the sound generators [22:53] menu because it is no longer maintained and it function is allready [22:53] covered by Calf Plugin Pack. [22:53] * Corrected *.directory files for Accessories, Education, Network in [22:53] the menu file. Left over from Gnome DE. [22:53] * Corrected help icon in menu to fix document not found. Corrected [22:53] text from Xfce to UbuntuStudio. [22:53] ya [22:53] lp:~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio-default-settings/UbuntuStudio.precise [22:53] So, I'm going to edit the bug report, and set it to also affect another distribution [22:53] Wait, no [22:54] I think they already do [22:55] If you look at Bug #956438 [22:55] bug 956438 in jackd2 (Ubuntu Quantal) "jackdbus crashes on stop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/956438 [22:55] You see both Precise and Quantal [22:57] Ok I see what you mean. [22:57] len-dt: That was done before quantal was release though, right? [22:58] Yes. [22:58] Which makes it just a bug fix, rather then a SRU [22:58] How do I set the bug for fixed in quanal and not in precise [22:59] It was fixed in the development release before quantal, so we don't really need to worry about that [22:59] Now we just need to make a SRU for precise [23:00] Ya, but first the bug has to be open for precise right? [23:00] I think it might be good to have a look at the SRU process as well [23:01] ..first [23:01] I won't be able today, but I'm working on several SRUs now. Will add this one to the list [23:01] oh, it's already added [23:02] Ok, if I need to start over and do One fix at a time, that is ok. I am willing to do that. [23:02] There are really three of them in there and some other misc house keeping things too. [23:03] I did it that way becasue that was how it ws done in quantal [23:07] ok, that's it for me. See you tomorrow [23:07] bye