=== yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:33] skellat, pleia2: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-doc/+members#active [15:49] Neither gmusicbrowser nor parole are able to play music from either a local drive or samba share but VLC is able to play them fine. Trying to launch from Thunar. I can't tell what the error is because nothing happens. [15:51] Interestingly, Parole launches from the command line [15:53] knome: great! === J21_ is now known as J21 [15:59] Now they work after a reboot however gmusicbrowser hangs when I ask it to play a song on a network share [16:00] scottbomb: I think you want #xubuntu [16:00] this is the dev channel, lots more people in the support channel :) [16:01] Ok. Just wondering if someone could tell me what package to file a bug report against as I thought this was the channel for that [16:01] I'll take it over there if this keeps up. Just testing the iso [16:02] oh, sorry, you should have asked :) [16:02] 13.04? [16:02] and did you try launching it from terminal to see if it puts errors there? [16:04] Sorry, I wasn't clear on what I was doing. Yes, testing today's build. I'll look up to see how to access shares from the terminal and report any errors [16:04] I mean, just open a terminal and type: gmusicbrowser [16:04] then try to play music from samba or whatever isn't wrking [16:04] see if it outputs any errors in the terminal [16:05] knome: Great! [19:41] pleia2, skellat: so https://launchpad.net/xubuntu-docs/ is now fixed [19:41] \o/ [19:42] i'm not sure why the branch doesn't show skellat's branch merged [19:43] let's see what the code says [19:43] hmm, no [19:43] WEIRD. [19:45] doesn't show up in the quantal branch either [19:47] I am really sorry if I didn't do that right, but merge requested. [19:51] i will look at that when i sort this out. [19:55] Sure, no hurry. === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:08] Unit193, merged. [20:08] Wonderful! Hope it helps. [20:08] definitely [20:46] * knome sits down after a busy day and listens to the new kashmir album [20:47] Hmm....I should find that. [20:47] you should *buy* that [20:47] just fyi though, it's a bit different than the previous one (once again) [20:49] * skellat recommends the band "Moon Hooch" that he heard as the opening act for They Might Be Giants down at the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland over the weekend [20:50] * knome notes [20:50] skellat, your commit has now safely landed in /raring [20:51] Excellents [20:51] s/Excellents/Excellent [20:51] that reminds me to approve you to the doc team as well. [20:51] I should check for more problems... [20:57] Unit193: I'm already looking at reverting the offline updating text since you reintroduced Keryx which is kinda sorta abadonware now [20:57] skellat: I didn't add that to the Xubuntu docs, though. It's an interesting project, and I know someone involved, but it is a little dated. [20:58] (Ah, I see, sorry about that.) [20:58] :-) [20:58] I'll deal with it in yet another merge proposal [20:58] Eventually [20:58] Part of the other updating, should have built off your patch. [20:58] It happens [20:58] Remind me, what is our default file compression tool we install if we do? [20:59] file-roller [20:59] Okay. I was thinking squeeze for a moment but couldn't remember. [21:01] Copying files with File Browser (a.k.a. Thunar) to a dedicated space under backup tips is okay but using file-roller should also be mentioned as you can make archives...even though file-roller really isn't a backup program per se [21:01] yeah [21:01] now that we have space on the image we might consider a backup application [21:02] tar & xz-utils :-) [21:02] We mention DejaDup and LuckyBackup in the offline documentation [21:03] i use a rsync-based backups myself, but that's not suitable for most [21:04] Well, we've got the two mentioned in the docs. I suppose picking one or the other to add would be good if not using both. Probably need to check if they're actually in repos, though. [21:06] i believe they are [21:06] and yes, picking one would be good [21:07] luckybackup has got the most straight-forward dependencies [21:07] deja-dup hits a three-ways suggests dependency depending upon back-end whether to AWS, Rackspace, or Ubuntu One [21:09] http://pastebin.com/PHBNxuuy if I'm lazy, but I normally use the actual commands. [21:51] knome: i agree on the backup solution [21:51] and having one with some cloud-abilities would seem timely... [22:00] ochosi: Well, deja-dup has the cloud back-ends [22:00] wanna write an app-comparison? [22:00] Not yet [22:00] <3 [22:01] Still gotta help with getting dinner set up [22:01] sure no rush [22:01] the question that usually gets negative answers [22:01] will be too late for R anyway [22:01] yeah [22:02] well, [22:02] documentation still isn't [22:02] * skellat notes on his way to the kitchen table that he did some stuff and filed a new merge [22:03] :) [22:04] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gwibber/+bug/1089744 [22:04] Launchpad bug 1089744 in gwibber (Ubuntu) "Xubuntu doesn't pull required dependencies for anything using "Online Accounts"" [Undecided,New] [22:04] this is actually quite unpleasant [22:05] I had to pull in a pristine PPA for shotwell to hook it up with flickr again, and just gave up with gwibber [22:05] why does this only happen in xubuntu? [22:05] I believe lubuntu had (has?) this problem as well [22:06] skellat, just checking if it's intentional that you didn't link the apt-offline page anywhere yet? [22:06] pleia2: weird, we're using the same stuff (apt, usc) that ubuntu uses... [22:06] I should probably check if this is still the case in 13.04 ;) [22:07] that sounds like a packaging bug [22:25] knome: Hmm, thought I added it to the index and then in managing applications referred to it in managing-applications using an xref like the index page refers to other pages [22:29] oh, right, you did [22:29] my bad [22:30] pleia2, if you are in any sharper condition than i am, can you review the new page/content quickly? [22:30] other than that, it looks fine for me [22:32] skellat, btw, in the future, it would make things faster if you pasted the merge request urls on the channel [22:33] what am I looking at? [22:33] ...for that exact reason! :D [22:33] https://code.launchpad.net/~skellat/xubuntu-docs/xubuntu-docs/+merge/154212 [22:33] see the diff [22:33] at the bottom we have this new page [22:33] ty [22:33] if that text seems to be fine for you, approve [22:33] and i'll merge [22:34] FWIW, I have a script to update it on my server every week. :P [22:37] we don't like Keryx anymore? (sorry if this was discussed earlier) [22:37] pleia2: Dated, last commit '10 and not in repos, IIRC. [22:37] I've never heard of it [22:37] pleia2, wasn't, but it seems to be dead [22:37] ah good [22:37] Sad. :P [22:38] Unit193, some motivation for your friend working on it; if they release more often and it's get back to the ubuntu repositories, we'll reinclude it in our documentation! [22:40] I didn't do technical review, but the words seemed fine, thanks skellat! [22:41] knome: Friend kind of works on it, friends friend is the driver. :P [22:41] knome: Copied your message. ;) [22:41] good [22:42] pleia2, skellat: merged and pushed. thanks [22:43] gold stars all around! [22:44] Unit193, if you wish, i can add you to ~xubuntu-doc [22:44] Unit193, that gives you nothing except an icon in LP though, and some bragging rights [22:44] knome: I don't think I do enough, and I think it'd be a good idea (at least for now!) to review whatever I commit, but thanks. [22:45] i will need to review it anyway. [22:45] that team has no superpowers [22:45] Well, if you think I contribute enough, go for it. [22:45] only today i was given the magic super powers for ~ubuntu-core-doc [22:46] knome == supercow [22:46] our strategy document says »» Commit meaningful contributions to one of the subteams; you will be approved to the subteam for "probation" by a subteam administrator [22:47] and you're part of -team already, which is the goal in getting in for "probation" [22:47] so... you're climbing butt first to the tree [22:47] but that's fine. [22:48] added. [22:48] also, i'm trying to involve you more. [22:48] :) [22:49] +1 [22:49] that's the unwritten part... :) [22:49] Dowh..... [23:03] skellat, when your conscience says it's ok to do it, please add yourself to the credits page :) [23:23] micahg, would you have some time for UI-related uploads before the UIF? [23:24] mmaybe [23:24] depends what [23:24] could you cooperate with ochosi? we have all the FFe's ready (where needed) [23:24] I can try [23:24] ochosi, ping [23:25] micahg: hi! basically xubuntu-artwork needs a bump [23:25] i can push to trunk, but it needs an upload [23:25] everything committed? [23:25] ok, please push and I'll take a look later [23:25] not yet, when would be a good time for you to upload? [23:25] micahg, thanks :) [23:27] micahg: btw, just out of curiosity: gtk-theme-config will be uploaded by you or do i need to bug someone from the release team? [23:27] I can take a look at that later as well [23:28] was the freeze 12 UTC tomorrow [23:28] or do i always remember that time wrong [23:28] thursday :) [23:28] oh! [23:28] oh! [23:28] 2100 [23:28] * knome was living wednesday today [23:28] phew [23:50] micahg: still around? [23:51] yeah [23:51] so, the package that needs an update most is shimmer-themes [23:52] i've just added new tags to all our gtk-themes on github [23:52] but i can put together a shortlist for you, so it's easier to keep an overview [23:52] hrm , I can only update that if there are instructions in the apckage [23:53] i think all you have to do is download a tarball of each theme and throw the unpacked themes in the package