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jbichaI don't see the point; for 3.10 the old ones don't exist any more so we're not keeping them around00:28
jbichaalthough maybe they should be added to the gnome-wallpapers package upstream00:28
darkxstjbicha, ok just replace them then01:00
roastedbackport the wallpaper? I guess that means 3.10 won't land by default?01:04
jbichano, and we can't land gnome-themes-standard 3.10 without at least GTK 3.1001:24
jbichathe games could be updated to 3.10 but since they need to be updated individually now, it will take someone a while to do it (and there will be a second beta, a RC, and a final build)01:33
jbichamany of the smaller utilities also require GTK 3.10 too so not much more can be updated for saucy directly01:33
roastedI assume a PPA will exist though?01:53
darkxstroasted, yes02:12
darkxstcurrently the core parts of 3.10 are on gnome3-staging02:12
darkxstthey will be moved to a new gnome3-next ppa when they are ready02:12
roastednice02:14
jbicharicotz: do you know if wayland will be updated to 1.2 in saucy? because cogl needs it, right?12:58
superdumphow does the ubuntu gnome project manage gnome updates?15:52
superdumpit seems like ubuntugnome 13.10 will use gnome 3.815:52
superdumpbut around that time, gnome 3.10 will be released15:52
superdumpwell, 3.10.0 is scheduled for september 25th currently15:54
superdumpdoes ubuntu gnome then update the packages using the next gnome release and put them on a ppa? or how do you manage it?15:54
smartboyhwsuperdump, the problem is September 25th is WAY past FeatureFreeze15:55
superdumpsure, i understand15:55
smartboyhwThat's why Ubuntu GNOME can't include it15:55
smartboyhwIt will probably be in 14.0415:55
smartboyhwAnd might appear in a PPA too15:55
bjsniderthere's always a ppa15:55
superdumpi see that there is always a ppa, i'm just wondering how long it will take to get 3.10 in some usable form15:57
superdumpand in saying that, i'm not making any demands15:58
superdumpjust wondering how ubuntu gnome manage it :)15:58
bjsniderit's been explained15:59
superdumpthere's an upper bound of 14.04 but it hasn't been suggested how long it may normally take you guys to package up a new release after it's been made - is it closer to 13.10 or closer to 14.04?16:01
superdumpfor example16:01
bjsniderright away in the ppa16:03
superdumpexcellent16:03
bjsniderstable enough for a release would be 6 more months16:03
superdumpthanks16:05
jbicharobert_ancell: hey, for bug 1212408 you added an extra line to the bottom of https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-session/ubuntu/view/head:/debian/patches/50_ubuntu_sessions.patch21:01
ubot5bug 1212408 in lightdm (Ubuntu) "lightdm needs to set $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121240821:01
jbichabut maybe you could use https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-session/ubuntu/view/head:/debian/patches/52_xdg_current_desktop.patch instead?21:01
jbichado we need X-LightDM-DesktopName= and DesktopName= ?21:02
robert_ancelljbicha, oh, I didn't notice that patch21:02
robert_ancelljbicha, is that patch obsolete now? I guess we need it for GDM21:03
robert_ancellI'd prefer to use the 50 patch, since otherwise both patches will try and modify the same file21:03
jbichait's two different files, ubuntu.desktop and ubuntu.session.desktop21:05
robert_ancellyes21:05
robert_ancellif I put the change in 52_xdg_current_desktop.patch then both 50_ubuntu_sessions.patch and that would modify ubuntu.desktop21:06
robert_ancellNote that LightDM can't read ubuntu.session.desktop21:06
jbichaI don't know enough about what's going on to prefer any particular way21:08
jbichabut as you know we have lots of patches that tweak app behavior based on XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP so it at least needs to work under lightdm and gdm21:09
jbichaI didn't realize 'gnome' wasn't using upstart user sessions yet21:10
robert_ancelljbicha, right, as I understand it since gnome-session is not the first process in the session or will not be it has to be set before gnome-session starts21:10
robert_ancelljbicha, I'm also unsure what that email was referring to exactly, just wanted to make sure you don't hit that bug without knowing about it21:10
jbichayeah I'm not sure what the risk is either but it looks simple enough to revert if it did cause problems, and we'll probably hit other bugs if Ubuntu GNOME *doesn't* use upstart use sessions21:19
bjsnideris it possible to use 100% systemd 0% upstart? or will it be in 3.10 i should clarify21:32
jbichabjsnider: not with Ubuntu, you'll need to use Debian if you want systemd as init21:35
bjsniderit's outright impossible?22:05
darkxstbjsnider, why do you want to run 100% systemd?22:08
bjsnideri'd like to have 100% gnome is the main issue22:17
bjsniderespecially with wayland and whatnot22:17
darkxstthe init system has very little impact on gnome22:20
darkxstlogind is the important bit, and we have that22:21
bjsnidereven in 3.1022:22
darkxstbjsnider, yes even with 3.1022:34
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