[02:05] slangasek: [ 6337.035663] systemd-hostnamed[20119]: Warning: nss-myhostname is not installed. Changing the local hostname might make it unresolveable. Please install nss-myhostname! [02:05] you know what that is? [02:05] its in dmesg [02:05] also been seeing lots of this: "[ 6291.378390] traps: pxgsettings[19817] general protection ip:4014fa sp:7fff0ec6ee90 error:0 in pxgsettings[400000+2000] [02:05] " [02:35] bkerensa: it's systemd-hostnamed having opinions that I do not share [02:35] slangasek: :) [02:36] the right answer is for hostnamed to simultaneously take care of updating the 127.0.1.1 entry in /etc/hosts when it updates /etc/hostname; but we haven't patched it to do this yet [02:36] but in any case, this isn't an issue that bothers people in practice [02:38] as for pkgsettings, that's a very nice buggy piece of software that's part of the GNOME desktop stack now; I don't know how we've would up with such a buggy implementation [02:42] :D [02:45] pxgsettings, rather; seems I have a hard time typing 'pxg' vs. 'pkg' [17:06] slangasek: is there any protip for merging upstream git branches into ubuntu source packages? [17:07] no [17:07] I dont think bzr merge does this? [17:07] ok [17:07] :9 [17:07] :( even [17:07] bzr merge requires there to be a shared history; it doesn't allow you to "merge" from arbitrary foreign branches [17:08] while a sensible design decision in and of itself, this is effectively one of the biggest reasons for bzr losing the VCS wars [17:21] slangasek: when building a package that I'm merging from upstream because debian not longer carries the source package the builds going to fail since a original tarball is not present.... How do I get around that [17:26] you get an original tarball for it [17:30] slangasek: you mean create one? [17:30] if necessary [17:30] which slack upstream is this that's not creating tarballs for their releases? [17:31] http://gitorious.org/vaapi/gstreamer-vaapi [17:31] unless I'm missing something [17:31] and I cannot find this package on Debian PTS anymore [17:31] which if why I'm grabbing this git branch