=== Maple__ is now known as tbhroernnats === tbhroernnats is now known as tbhroenats === tbhroenats is now known as Maple__ [01:39] darkxst: ping [01:39] pong [01:42] I'm curious how much you know about bug 1187981 and if there's some way you can think of that we can work around it [01:42] bug 1187981 in gnome-control-center "symbol conflicts in libtimezonemap1" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1187981 [01:42] I think it's the biggest blocker bug to getting g-c-c 3.8 in to Saucy (besides the whole running out of time issue) [01:43] jbicha, the easiest option would be to just rename the symbols in libtimezonemap so they don't conflict with g-c-c [01:44] I had trouble looking up the symbols in g-c-c that matched the same names in libtimezonemap [01:45] things like cc_timezone_location_new [01:45] alternatively we could patch g-c-c's panel to use different function names right? [01:46] well all the symbols have a cc_ prefix [01:46] which makes sense for g-c-c, but not a standalone library [01:49] I think I was grepping the wrong repository before because I didn't see matching functions [01:50] is it possible for you get me a list of the date-time symbols g-c-c uses or show me how to make that list? [01:51] I think GNOME will eventually fix https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=702194 but it's not clear whether it will happen for 3.10 or sometime later [01:52] Gnome bug 702194 in Date and Time "make timezonemap a system library" [Major,Unconfirmed] [01:55] its basically all the public symbols in cc-timezone-map.h [02:00] gtk+3.0 finally migrated [02:01] yes I noticed! [02:03] it was a big headache but this was all that was needed: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/145852087/notify-osd_0.9.35daily13.06.12-0ubuntu1_0.9.35%2B13.10.20130725-0ubuntu1.diff.gz [02:11] oh i see, totally unrelated to gtk then [02:12] yeah, new uploads now trigger autopkgtests for their rdepends, see http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html [02:13] like the gcc-4.8 upload [02:14] notify-osd had actually been broken for a week already https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Saucy/view/AutoPkgTest/job/saucy-adt-notify-osd/ [02:16] I'm thinking about bribing people to do gtk uploads for me next time :) [02:16] like for instance I was glad Laney did the evolution 3.8 update and not me so I won't get blamed for any issues with it :) [03:10] seems like a plan! [03:33] jbicha, what do you think of the new wallpaper? [03:42] I'm still on 3.8 so I haven't really used it yet [03:45] I'm not sure whether it will be confusing to ship gnome-backgrounds 3.10 for Saucy when we will be 95% 3.8 but I am a bit tired of Stripes [03:46] I'm ok now with us shipping a different wallpaper as default [03:49] my wife likes the Ubuntu animals such as https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cacomixtle_Ubunte%C3%B1o_by_Carlos_and_Paula_Morales.jpg [03:50] aw, Saucy isn't getting 3.10? [03:50] roasted: GTK 3.10 will be rather disruptive like usual [03:50] dang, GTK isn't doing us any favors [03:51] they really need to stop doing that. [03:51] I don't recall seeing complaints from the KDE crowd with 4.9 vs 4.10, etc. :( [03:52] darkxst: I know I should try it for myself but how well do the fancy new titlebars work with Unity/Ambiance? [03:53] I expect the answer is badly https://bugzilla.gnome.org/702971 [03:53] Gnome bug 702971 in general "GtkHeaderBar - pick up window controls from the system settings" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [03:53] you wouldn't think a version bump within 3.x would be that bad [03:55] seb128 really doesn't like all of these https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/log/?qt=grep&q=deprecate [03:56] :( [03:57] https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?id=fbbcb is disruptive but I expect Debian & Ubuntu will override that since it's easy to do and disabling it does more harm than good [03:59] roasted: the new HeaderBar looks something like these screenshots: http://worldofgnome.org/gnome-weather-3-9-3/ [04:00] I was just reading an article about why there is such a severe lack in gtk3 themes [04:00] which seems largely due to gtk devs breaking compatibility with each release [04:00] sounds pretty... awesome :/ [04:00] unfortunately the X is in the top right and GNOME doesn't care to make the window buttons customizable and of course they want to convert as many of their apps as possible to it [04:00] I hope gnome gets their act together with that. [04:00] I like my X in the top left [04:00] You can only irritate users for so long [04:01] the Ubuntu devs obviously can't use inconsistent stuff like that [04:02] hence their Qt move? [04:03] yeah but I think they'd prefer using well-tested and fully featured stuff like Nautilus on the desktop [04:04] what advantage does the x on the left get you? [04:04] if you read through https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemSettings mpt clearly envisions using gnome-control-center (or a fork of it) on the desktop and not just ubuntu-system-settings [04:05] bjsnider: for one I use Unity part of the time [04:06] but it also makes it faster to close windows from the Activities Overview [04:06] for opening or closing (fullscreen) windows I can just throw my pointer to the top left corner [04:07] gsettings set org.gnome.shell.overrides button-layout 'close:' [04:09] well, you know what the gnome devs say, engage them in a spirited discussion (heated flame war) over the issue and convince them they're wrong [04:19] jbicha, arent those wayland only though? [04:20] darkxst: I don't think so but like I said I didn't try it yet, maybe tomorrow I'll try it out [04:29] jbicha, right, they look a little odd w/ Ambiance but otherwise do work https://www.dropbox.com/s/9f6aezag334w7pd/Saucy%20-%203.9%20%40%202013-07-27%2014%3A27%3A04.png [04:30] overview search box is busted in ambiance, btw [04:36] but seb128 will see that as more than a "little odd", especially for core Ubuntu apps [04:37] it solves a problem that was also solved by Unity's appmenu [04:38] well apps don't automatically get it, I think [04:40] apparently, gnome-control-center got it https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-control-center/log/?qt=grep&q=header [04:41] it looks like nautilus doesn't yet but I expect they'll add it to a lot of apps [04:44] gnome-control-center still has the old titlebar [04:44] i.e. there are no window controls in the headerbar (yet) [04:45] oh ok [04:45] I like that listbox and libgd are now part of GTK 3.9 [04:45] yeh, but its going to be a pain building 3.8 apps against 3.9/10 [04:47] :( [04:47] oh unity appmenu is broken also [04:48] bug 1191345 ? [04:48] bug 1191345 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) "all menu items are disabled with GTK 3.9.2" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1191345 [04:50] yeh thats the one [06:46] ricotz, hi [06:50] ricotz, think its ok to loose the gdm fallback greeter (in saucy) [08:58] Hi All, just broke my ubuntu-gnome installation with an standard "dist-upgrade", It removed "gnome-shell" and "ubuntu-gnome-desktop". Trying to get it reinstalled gives me the error "gnome-shell : Depends: libgdm (>= 3.5.90) but it is not installable). Anyone encountered this issue already? I can't find any reference with google. [09:00] hombibi, raring or saucy? [09:00] raring, gnome 3.8 [09:02] right I probably broke it ... oops! [09:05] hombibi, uploaded a fix, give it 10mins or so to build [09:06] So quickly! Great. I'll check in 15 and revert with my experience. Thanks very much! [09:34] darkxst, please testbuild things like gdm -- dont forget to add back consolekit support [09:53] darkxst, my error message trying to reinstall "gnome-shell and ubuntu-gnome-desktop" remains the same: "gnome-shell : Depends: libgdm (>= 3.5.90) but it is not installable)". [09:58] darkxst: "sudo apt-get install libgdm" returns "E: Package 'libgdm' has not installation candidate." [10:18] hombibi, sorry build failed, I will check once I have had dinner [10:23] :-) Enjoy dinner, Thanks. [10:49] ricotz, yep pre-dinner brain-fade. Should be fixed now ... [11:19] Hey guys another "partial-upgrade" that removed my desktop and is now unusable [11:19] removed 4 packages, upgraded 3 [11:20] whats up with that [11:26] Ponch0, you shoud always check before doing a partial-upgrade [11:26] if it looks like its removing important packages just wait [11:28] Ponch0, that said should be fixed now, just reinstall gdm/gnome-shell [11:29] hombibi, ^try again now [11:29] got it, i should know. I'm a slow learner [11:29] Ponch0, I would generally suggest avoiding the partial upgrade button ;) [11:30] I get it when clicking software update. [11:30] Ponch0, but there are two buttons right? [11:30] I have 3 options, cancel, partial-upgrade or continue [11:31] continue is 100% safe [11:31] Got it now thank you. [11:31] and I guess cancel is also pretty safe [11:31] but partial-upgrade will sometime try to remove important packages [11:31] hahah right. [11:31] when dependencies don't work out [11:32] Ok I should probably write this down for the future, how do I fix my issue now? [11:33] Ponch0, sudo apt-get install gnome-shell gdm [11:33] thank you. [11:34] Ponch0, apt-get update, first of course [11:38] darkxst, i see ;) [11:43] ricotz, its been a long Sat. Should have just gone riding..... [12:10] darkxst: installation now worked, rebooting, long wait at "init: failsafe main process killer by term signal" , then a blue screen with nothing for several minutes already. [12:11] hombibi, logs? [12:12] /var/log/gdm/:0* [12:14] One sec, had to ssh in, can't get a terminal at all. [12:16] darkxst: what do you need, all of it? or only the last greeter, slave and default log. [12:17] start with the greeter (assuming there are no errors in the X log [12:20] cat :0-greeter.log gnome-session[1860]: WARNING: Failed isActive call to ConsoleKit: Rejected send message, 2 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.24" (uid=114 pid=1860 comm="/usr/bin/gnome-session --autostart /usr/share/gdm/") interface="org.freedesktop.ConsoleKit.Manager" member="IsActive" error name="(unset)" requested_reply="0" destination=":1.21" (uid=0 pid=1728 comm="/usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon --no-daemon ") g [12:22] darkxst: once more, the former was not complete [12:22] darkxst: cat :0-greeter.log gnome-session[1860]: WARNING: Failed isActive call to ConsoleKit: Rejected send message, 2 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.24" (uid=114 pid=1860 comm="/usr/bin/gnome-session --autostart /usr/share/gdm/") interface="org.freedesktop.ConsoleKit.Manager" member="IsActive" error name="(unset)" requested_reply="0" destination=":1.21" (uid=0 pid=1728 comm="/usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon --no-da [12:24] darkxst: limit on text length, you want me to post in parts? [12:24] darkxst: or just the error messages. [12:25] hombibi, paste.ubuntu.com [12:27] ^i.e. put the whole log there [12:27] darkxst: done. [12:28] hombibi, link? [12:31] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5918193/ [12:32] and that is off a clean reboot? [12:35] hombibi, :0.log? [12:36] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5918209/ [12:37] (EE) open /dev/dri/card0: No such file or directory [12:37] darkxst, the computer won't power down on sudo shutdown -r now, need to hold the powerbutton to power it of. [12:37] that sounds like a kernel issue [12:38] darkxst: thus not a clean boot. [12:39] so force a clean boot, this doesnt seem related to gdm/shell updates [12:43] darkxst: agreed, how do I force a clean boot: sync; sudo shutdown -P now ? [12:44] sync; hard reset should be fine [12:44] a.k.a reset button [12:46] darkxst: gui is back. [12:47] hombibi, good! because I am going now ;) [12:47] Thank you very much for your help. 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