=== micahg_ is now known as micahg === jackson is now known as Guest3397 === peterm-ubuntu is now known as Peter-wfh === psivaa_afk is now known as psivaa === doko_ is now known as doko === greyback|away is now known as greyback === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 [09:59] * infinity giggles at motif finally being free, loooong after it's completely irellevant. [10:00] yay ... finally [10:00] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/ [10:00] and it even works !!! [10:01] ogra_: \o/ [10:01] and indded it was a super silly error [10:02] If only I had a phone that it works on. [10:02] infinity: Oh, Motif has finally been released under a free license? [10:02] StevenK: Yeah. [10:02] (missing the source path in the copy_ [10:02] ) [10:02] StevenK: In a big, yawning, "who cares anymore anyway" moment. [10:02] infinity, make a port ! [10:03] ogra_: oh, hooray, well done [10:03] infinity: But even five years ago would have had the same reaction. :-) [10:03] ogra_: Yeah. If I do, it would be on a 2.6.32ish ginggerbread kernel, cause all attempts so far to make this phone work with a more modern kernel have led to vicious arguments with the RIL. [10:03] ogra_: If our bits all work flawlessly with GB kernels and drivers, I might play at that. [10:04] infinity, hmm, not sure, depends if your kernel can have all the lxc options we want i guess [10:05] StevenK: http://motif.ics.com/article/news [10:05] usually its only a matter of adjusting the config ... but the oldest kernel i have used yet is a 3.0 one [10:06] ogra_: Oh. Yeah. lxc in 2.6.32 could be somewhat anaemic. [10:06] you could indeed go with raring .... that doesnt use lxc [10:06] but will stop getting upgraded indeed [10:07] ogra_: Well, I could test and play with a 3.4 JB kernel, I just wouldn't be able to make phone calls or (entertainingly) check my battery level. [10:07] ogra_: Given that this is my primary phone, that would be a non-starter, but if I get a new phone, I might try the above on the old one. [10:07] (Right now, this phone is running a JB userspace on a GB kernel, it's a mess) [10:07] yeah, i did the same with my galayx S2 [10:07] After "GB" I tried to read "JB" as a size unit. [10:08] Jiggabytes. [10:08] but never managed to get rild to work [10:08] JigglyBytes! [10:09] Except if it were jiggabytes then the only permissible number in front of it would be 1.21. [10:09] But only in 1955? [10:10] I fear any mobile phone would not be desperately useful in 1955. [10:11] All you need is one tower and a few phones, and you get to be the coolest kids on the block. [10:11] And for a few blocks in any direction. [10:11] Until you walk in an elevator. [10:12] I used to joke that Nokia had wasted far too much money on their clean-room-in-the-basement faraday cage setup with their private cell that couldn't bleed to the outside world (which was, to be fair, a wildly cool setup). [10:13] Cause they could have just done all their testing in elevators. [10:13] The mobile phone's natural enemy. [10:13] infinity: Except for the iPhone 4, whose natural enemy was a hand holding it. === mmrazik|afk is now known as mmrazik === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk [11:06] can someone let that in please [11:06] ^^^^ === mmrazik|afk is now known as mmrazik === Termana is now known as Guest97802 [12:43] cjwatson, infinity ... would one of you mind to let lxc-android-config out of NEW so i can seed it [12:44] * ogra_ would like to finish the container flip ... thats the last remaining bit [13:14] ogra_: Done; you'll probably want to do the MIR thing as well [13:15] ogra_, you need to start using the current copyright format btw :p [13:15] seb128, the machine readable thingie ? [13:15] yeah [13:15] k [13:15] ogra_, http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/ [13:16] yep, got it open from last time [13:16] i just forgot to do it with all my cdimage wrangling [13:16] ogra_, also, detail, but why not using compat 9 for a new source? [13:16] seb128, lazy copy paste, will update that as well [13:16] (i need to update my debian/ skeleton that i use) [13:20] yay, thanks [13:32] GHC 7.6.3 and the associated Haskell package upgrade/rebuild should land after the next publisher run. I may put run-proposed-migration on manual, though, in order to try to ensure that all the copies fit into one publisher. [13:33] Otherwise it does work eventually but all gets a bit confusing. [13:36] excellent === pgraner` is now known as pgraner === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk === tjaalton_ is now known as tjaalton === mmrazik|afk is now known as mmrazik === mmrazik is now known as mmrazik|afk [16:19] slangasek: could you review my apport SRU uploads today? They change the crash signature calculation for apport-package bugs [16:33] bdmurray: yep, will do [17:02] cjwatson: Hrm. Curious. You got ghc to transition alright, but the tracker still claims 3 broken packages? [17:03] They must have been NEW. [17:04] Hrm, no, the agda stuff wasn't... [17:05] agda wasn't available on armhf before [17:06] Right. There's an arch all package there. [17:06] Usual problem with those. [17:06] And haskell-gloss is new. [17:07] Ahh, check. Didn't notice the arch:all thing. [17:07] I really should sleep some time today, instead of trying to be useful. [17:09] The run that moved ghc to release was a pretty impressively enormous publisher run. 11 seconds under an hour. [17:10] Starting with nearly 20 minutes of "yup, I've got all those on disk already". [17:10] Yeah, that process is wildly efficient. [17:11] And then around 10 minutes of domination. [17:11] I wonder if we could improve the publisher by lolcatting the log. [17:11] That first bit would consist of "I haz? I haz!" [17:11] The second bit would be a lot of "DO NOT WANT". [17:12] Actually, I'm looking at the wrong run. 3331s, so more like 56 minutes. [17:25] when shall we start the apache2.4 transition? [17:25] debian started it and we are getting depwait things through slowly. [17:26] or shall we wait for them to finish it? [17:43] xnox: Shouldn't hurt for us to start it now. I suspect I have a merge or two to do to kick that off. [18:01] xnox: Hm, I don't see it on http://release.debian.org/transitions/ [18:02] xnox: But anyway, it'd be nice to get libgd2 and net-snmp through first (they're intertangled; libgd2 still needs some help; I don't know if apache2.4 would overlap with either of them but it seems plausible), but after that I wouldn't mind [18:03] xnox: http://lists.debian.org/debian-release/2013/05/msg00078.html is not desperately encouraging ... [18:03] Ah, yes, apache2 and libgd2 are linked via php5 [18:04] I was just about to say that. [18:06] It might be helpful to have demotion to -proposed working properly, from the sound of that Apache transition mail. 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