[00:32] I think we should add our Xubuntu preset to the Terminal presets [00:32] :) [01:52] mr_pouit: finally got around to it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunar/+bug/1212905 [01:52] Launchpad bug 1212905 in thunar (Ubuntu) "Please merge thunar 1.6.3-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed] [01:52] let me know what I messed up ;) [02:37] bluesabre: in a merge, you want to list the stuff that remains a delta and deltas that were dropped [15:42] howdy [17:44] knome: I'm going to work on a wiki list of bugs we see during installs as per a conversation with michag - you got any preference to a name for it? [18:16] There used to be one several cycles back. [19:21] Hi guys. I burned the Xubuntu 13.10 XMir-AMD 64 Bit .iso to DVD. Does anyone have any *quick links*, telling me what to do for testing it. Like, * what do you want me to do and report*. I registered with xubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com to send the results and specs of my compurter. [19:28] You generally use it a little and see how it "feels", another test would be to run glxgears and compare it to the open source drivers in Xorg. [19:28] http://pad.ubuntu.com/xubuntu-mir is the results pad. [19:29] Unit193, I I'll stick it on a spare partition. [19:29] Unit193, Thanks. [19:30] Alrighty, sure. [19:32] Unit193, I can never get into http://pad.ubuntu.com/xubuntu-mir something about OpenID Authentication Required so I thought I would report on the mailing list [19:33] Yeah, it wants you to login using launchpad. [19:34] Unit193, I have that, but I see nowhere on the page to login [19:35] Just a blank page with OpenID Authentication Required [19:35] Hah, that's niiice. :P [19:36] Unit193, Do you get that too? [19:36] mikodo: No, it redirects to login.ubuntu.com [19:37] Unit193, I wonder if it is a cookie thing? [19:37] Unit193, Anyways, I am screwed for that [19:38] Another option would be to try another browser, but Firefox v25 and xombrero work for me. No big deal really. [19:38] Unit193, Thanks. I will play around See ya! [19:38] Adios, have a goo test. [19:38] +d [19:38] lol [19:38] goo tests [19:39] Sounds like my wife [19:40] I have a maid come in for that [19:41] Testing world of goo? :P [19:42] all goo handling [19:43] Unit193, Yep I allowed all cookies for FF 23 and it is allowing me to login to http://pad.ubuntu.com/ [20:00] I am soooo tired of the problems with SSO. I can log into Ubuntu One, Launchpad and Ubuntu Forums. But *now* I cannot login in to http://pad.ubuntu.com/openid/+login EVEN with FF cookies allowed. This is not a request but a bitch. Sorry to waste your time. [20:00] mikodo: are you part of the etherpad team? [20:01] NO [20:01] mikodo: what's your lp id? [20:01] Sorry for caps [20:02] Do you mean my email address to lP [20:02] no, the part in the url after the ~ [20:02] https://launchpad.net/~lyz [20:02] mine is "lyz" [20:02] Alright, please give me a minute to see what that might be [20:03] anyway, this problem has nothing to do with SSO, the etherpad just gets attacked+spammed so you need to be part of the etherpad team to use it, I can add people, you just need to ask :) [20:10] pleia2, Sorry, to take so long to find what you were asking for! It is drum-roll please ** ~mike-odonnell-r ** Not very frigin original is it? [20:10] mikodo: done [20:11] pleia2, Thanks pal! [20:11] http://imagebin.org/267841 [20:11] logging into this machine after I'd logged into the mir instance [20:13] elfy: Nice background. [20:14] yea - lovely :p [20:15] lol [20:15] that's teh broken [20:15] a bit ... [20:16] at least it didn't have any passwords in it :p [20:18] Unit193: you seeing the same with seeding with me 2:1 32:64bit [20:19] 14 all, 11G for both. [20:19] mind you I've been offline [20:19] 7Gb in total [20:19] Sure, it's still not a lot, things be dieing down. [20:20] for these at least - 106Gb all told [20:20] so yea - much quieter now [20:21] 108.50 GiB httpd traffic since Sunday. [20:23] Unit193, yeah since Jono's blog post yesterday people might do the install procedure there on an existing Saucy. I ran a test on Ubuntu Studio today so... [20:24] cub: Sure, any different? [20:24] Yes, the login screen was flashing and it traced my cursor movement with a nice blue colour. But once logged in everything worked just as with the Xubuntu 0.0.9 version [20:25] I didn't update that on the Etherpad since it was not the Xubuntu iso, but on the wiki page instead [20:26] I've had the same flashing greeter screen with the saucy+mir bits [21:40] Well I installed XMir 13.10, installed grub to my primary install, and sudo update-grub finds 13.10 on the partition I installed it to, but on the boot-menu, it isn't listed. hmm... So, I can't boot into it. [21:43] I am going to try booting into the other installs, to see if they all work. Bye. [21:51] Alright, I found Xubuntu XMir 13.10 at Linux 3.11.0-1-generic x86_64 in the grup menu, which surprised me to find it there. So I have it running. [21:52] *grub-menu [21:55] forestpiskie, would that list be similar to what is in the iso tracker? [21:55] forestpiskie, i don't want to duplicate any work, and it sounds like we have already gathered the bugs... [21:59] How do I compare glxgears XMir to Xorg? [21:59] i'd say simply compare the FPS [22:00] knome, Thanks. I don't know what that is [22:02] FPS to google we go [22:02] mikodo, run glxgears from terminal and it'll output you the frames per second rates [22:02] the bigger the number, the better [22:02] that's a very simple way to compare graphics performance [22:02] knome, I can do that. Thanks. [22:02] cheers [22:03] mikodo, do you have access to the pad where we're collection information? [22:03] mikodo, or, are you in the ubuntu-etherpad LP group [22:03] knome, Unit193 gave me access Thanks [22:03] okay, goodie [22:18] (Strictly speaking, ple added him to the group. :P ) [22:23] oops, sorry, that is right. [22:23] well i knew it couldn't be Unit193! [22:24] but i don't mind. i don't have the permissions myself to add people either, but i'm good at poking other people and making them do it. [22:25] knome, obviously, I didn't. say anyone having trouble with their sudo passowords, mine works sometimes, other times, just won't [22:26] yeah, i've had those too, but the PEBKAC [22:27] knome, Good misery likes company [22:27] i once had a streak of like 7 times when i failed [22:28] I am doing all the downloads now, fingers crossed! [22:28] good luck [22:29] *updates [22:29] knome: Make it fun, enable insults. [23:31] Alright, guys. I have my computer specs & glxgears (twice posted, damn) up on http://pad.ubuntu.com/ Is there any other commands I can run to post, that would be of service to the devs? [23:32] knome: ^? [23:33] Oh, and would a reboot help with not being able to use my sudo password? [23:33] mikodo, if you have time, check out packages.qa.ubuntu.com and see the xubuntu testcases :) [23:34] knome, Thx. [23:34] no problem - than *you* [23:34] micahg: largely the merge was, replace everything with debian version except for the debian folder [23:37] http://packages.qa.ubuntu.com/ starts tomorrow right? [23:38] mikodo, it's an always ongoing effort [23:38] Oh, I see that thanks [23:40] Hah, by the standards of http://packages.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/298/builds/51476/testcases/1572/results nope to all. ;P [23:41] :P [23:41] Hello [23:42] Howdy. [23:42] (By "all", I mean all my tests.)