[00:00] got it! Thanks very much. [00:01] no problem [00:18] anyone know if there is a way to have a .desktop file run a program as root that works both in gnome and kde? [00:20] psusi: something via pkexec? [00:21] jtaylor, it seems that kde doesn't require a polkit authentication agent be installed, so if one isn't, it doesn't work [00:22] don#t know then [00:23] I'm not sure *why* kde depends on the polkit libs, but not an authentication agent.... [00:23] it seems like it should [00:51] why my ppa has no key under "Technical details about this PPA"?https://launchpad.net/~anywnztj/+archive/test-for-uk [00:53] ming: maybe LP waits until a package is built and downloadable? [00:55] ming: it might be an hour or three hours before your packages are built, note the PPA build status sidebar: https://launchpad.net/builders/ [00:55] I don't know. It's my first time to use ppa. [00:57] wow, what display in this page is cool. [01:03] dispaly Signing Key now .Thanks. [01:06] ming: cool! I was wrong, the package still isn't built, but you've got a key. hehe. :) [01:19] another question, how to use bzr download source code and build my own branch ? I know use "bzr branch " can download the source code and then use "bzr push" to upload the code i have changed to the launchpad again, but in this way the revision number is not 1 while someone tell me if I build my own branch ,the revision number should begin with 1, so the question is how to do this ? just "rm -r .bzr" after i use "bzr branch" and "bzr init"? [01:21] ming: I think "someone" told you wrong [01:22] there's no reason to wipe out the existing .bzr directory and create your own [01:25] you can see this project.https://code.launchpad.net/chinese-calendar [01:25] same revison has different things. [01:26] that's... not a good thing [01:27] I think maybe different people do different things so let them independent? [01:29] I viewed what every people upload ,one is .cpp and one is .ui and so on. === jono is now known as Guest14496 [03:44] How can I get a test case for triggering whoopsie? It appears that a segmentation fault isn't enough to trigger the "send error report" dialog... [03:50] alkisg, Can't you just run "ubuntu-bug PACKAGE" ? [03:51] Noskcaj: thanks but I want to test when whoopsie is invoked automatically and when not... [03:51] ok, i'm out of ideas [03:52] * alkisg found `bash -c 'kill -SEGV $$'` in some launchpad bug report, but that doesn't trigger whoopsie either [03:53] ...sorry, yes it does, so it's my system that's misconfigured. Thanks! [03:53] (it does ==> on another, cleaner system) === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [08:35] kirkland, roaksoax: What happened to the indicator for testdrive? === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash === lionel_ is now known as lionel === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away [10:36] !list [10:36] alessander: No warez here! This is not a file sharing channel (or network); read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». [13:45] Anyone recall the udev rules for persistent-net.rules, and whether, in the past, they would use transient temporary names to achieve renaming when if-names were to be shuffled (e.g. eth3 > eth0, eth0 > eth1, etc) ? [14:16] TJ-: I don't understand the question. Changes aren't applied immediately. Only upon rediscovery (ie on reboot). So why would temporary names be needed? === sharms_ is now known as sharms === em is now known as clickgay === clickgay is now known as em [19:08] soren: With 13.10 the 70-persistent-net.rules fail because the kernel has already assigned names when udev tries to rename the interfaces. The SIOCTLSIFNAME call returns -EEXIST [20:11] soren: bug #1235162 [20:11] bug 1235162 in systemd (Ubuntu) "Regression: Persistent net names via /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules fail" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1235162