[00:34] OvenWerks: that functionality is currently in development, hopefully I will finish it soon [01:01] Xubuntu uses Ubuntu as Grub Entry? [01:03] bkerensa: Everything uses Ubuntu, it's what lsb_release outputs. Check /etc/default/grub to learn more. [01:03] "Everything" being all flavors. [01:08] bkerensa: grub entries refer to the kernel, not the desktop env by default [01:08] mmm [01:08] kk [01:09] micahg, do you know why xfdesktop might ignore deja dups .desktop file? [01:10] bkerensa, does it have OnlyShowIn or sth like that? [01:10] looks [01:10] I dont see anything like that [01:10] NoDisplay=true [01:10] heh :) [01:11] ahh [01:11] knome! [01:11] pleia2! [01:11] * bkerensa CTRL+W OnlyShowIn [01:11] I should have manually parsed [01:11] ;) [01:12] \o/ now I have Deja Dup and all is good :) and it has Ubuntu One support so I don't have to make a script! [03:31] bluesabre: I have found I can't get that functionality to work unless I move the line [03:31] to the second last line of the applications.menu file in use [03:34] in the case of xubuntu that file would be /etc/xdg/xdg-xubuntu/menus/xfce-applications.menu [03:34] The only DE that does not have this problem is KDE... (well ubuntustudio is fixed now too) [03:37] bluesabre: I would like to know if you find the same thing. [11:19] forestpiskie, you want to do alpha 1? [13:18] Guys, our QA Classroom sessions starts 1 hour later. Make sure you join us through #ubuntu-classroom and #ubuntu-classroom-chat! [13:18] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Activities/Classroom/Saucy [13:18] s/1 hour /42 minutes. [13:24] recently a few interesting appmenu alternatives have popped up (slingshot-launcher and whisker-menu) [13:24] Scrap that, it's 6. [13:25] Scrap that, it's 66... [13:25] * smartboyhw gets confused with the time... [15:08] ochosi: wanted to try whisker menu, was too lazy to build it for xfce-4.10 [15:08] bluesabre: there's a debian package [15:08] on the project site [15:08] I tried that, it was incompatible [15:08] libxfce4util4 mismatch [15:09] now I am just using a super minimal setup [15:10] 2 panels, one with a clock and transparent bg, sits over windows, other with my indicators, autohide [15:10] weird that it didn't work [15:10] i'm also using 4.10 [15:10] in raring [15:10] yeah, beats me [15:11] one sec, i'll take another look [15:12] bluesabre: try that link: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/gottcode/xUbuntu_13.04/amd64/xfce4-whiskermenu-plugin_1.0.0-1_amd64.deb [15:17] ochosi, that worked, thanks! [15:18] cool [15:18] it's basically appfinder in a menu [15:18] yeah [15:18] could be a replacement for our menu [15:18] not such a bad thing though [15:18] but i'd have to draw quite a few app-icons for that to be really sharp [15:18] lotsa 22/24px sizes missing [15:18] and i've just gotten started on the 64px department lately (for alt-tab) [15:21] wouldn't want you to get bored :] [15:21] hmpf :) [17:15] knome: as far as Alpha1 goes - unless the desktop launcher gets sorted out they'll all be critical fails ;) [17:17] assuming it's ok by then - then I'd say yes, and I'd like to know if we want to do anything in cadence week 2 - afaik - the image stays up for a week [17:23] hi elfy! [17:23] re: autopilot, I'm a python guru :) [17:27] haven't had a chance to really look at the autopilot stuff yet, though [17:34] bluesabre: that's a bonus then - I'm still convinced it's voodoo :) [17:34] I think really that our best bet is to aim for using it during 14.04 cycle [17:41] yeah, you're probably right, but if we can possibly start using it with even a few apps this cycle, we can hit the ground running with 14.04 [17:58] bluesabre: agreed [19:11] elfy: starting to play with it some, I've started creating basic tests for catfish :) [19:16] it's not too difficult, the worse part is figuring out exactly which widget you want to attach to [19:16] aha, should pay more attention, elfy already quit [19:21] His backlog client is here. [19:21] ah, good news :) [19:21] hows it going, Unit193? [19:21] Hot and sticky. :/ [19:21] You? [19:22] Slowly, very very slowly [20:03] forestpiskie, desktop launcher? [20:04] bluesabre, we definitely should start with preparing this cycle so we would unleash the full power of automated testing for 14.04 [20:11] knome: You sound like an officer aboard The Death Star there... :-) [20:11] :) [20:11] it's too hot here. [20:12] How hot is it? [20:14] around 25C [20:14] but that's too hot [20:15] It is 28.9C here in Ashtabula [20:15] i know, i know, it's hotter there [20:15] knome, sure thing. I'm going to start working with this more just for regression testing on all my apps :) [20:15] Then again, I used to live in Nevada where 39.4C was normal [20:15] bluesabre, cool [20:15] its pretty awesome [20:18] elfy, we can probably tweak the gedit tests for use with mousepad [20:19] stop complaining about warmth! It's -5 outside ATM [20:19] sounds like a good place to be in [20:24] Noskcaj: Which state are you enjoying such Australian winter conditions in? [20:24] skellat, New South Wales [20:24] Ah [20:25] Chilly night for an antarctic blast [20:30] skellat, if that was directed at me, you might want to study geography a bit more [22:34] Noskcaj: I know. The state of Victoria is closer and across the Tasman Straits is NZ which is the ultimate easy access besides Chile to Antarctica. :-) [22:35] that was a bit overkill, but yes