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maxiaojunhow file associations became something that one has to resort to ubuntu tweak?05:08
maxiaojunhow file associations became something that one has to resort to ubuntu tweak?05:24
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maxiaojunhow file associations became something that one has to resort to ubuntu tweak?06:23
sarnoldmaxiaojun: perhaps you can rephrase your question?06:27
maxiaojundo you have problems understanding that?06:28
maxiaojunanother issue, when run "update-manager -d" on raring, it finds saucy and claim it as a beta06:29
sarnoldmaxiaojun: I don't know what linux file associations are, I don't know what program or database would maintain them, and I'm not sure what would be wrong about using ubuntu tweak to tweak them, if it in fact can :)  there's just a lot about the question I don't understand.06:32
maxiaojunsarnold: google and learn what linux file associations are, otherwise, piss off06:33
sarnoldmaxiaojun: sorry. I'm just trying to be helpfu; you're the one who has asked the same question three times without any response.06:34
sarnoldmaxiaojun: most people don't bother responding to questions they don't know about; I thought if you expanded your question to describe what you're talking about (gnome? kde? mimetypes?) you might find someone who does know what you're truing to ask.06:35
maxiaojunsarnold: i'm talking about ubuntu proper, which runs unity, i don't think i have to state that explicitly here06:37
sarnoldmaxiaojun: and please note that in american english, "piss off" is much less polite than it might be in british english.06:37
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mlankhorstoops :P08:55
mlankhorstmorning08:55
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=== udevbot changed the topic of #ubuntu-devel to: Ubuntu 13.10 released! | Archive: open | Devel of Ubuntu (not support or app devel) | build failures -> http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/ftbfs/ | #ubuntu for support and discussion of lucid -> saucy | #ubuntu-app-devel for app development on Ubuntu http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://bit.ly/lv8soi | Patch Pilots: sconklin
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jcastroev, what's the vertical scale on the left on errors.ubuntu.com represent, number of errors as a whole or a percentage or .. ?16:33
ogra_it represents our ability of drawing shiny bars in CSS :)16:35
ogra_(though grey on white is probably not *that* shiny)16:35
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evjcastro: the average number of errors per calendar day. This will change to be the weighted average number of errors per calendar day: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ErrorTracker#Calculating_daily_error_rates17:34
ev^ mpt explains the motivation better than I ever could :)17:34
jibelcjwatson, latest coreutils fails autopkgtest, I filed bug 1246805 .17:46
ubottubug 1246805 in coreutils (Ubuntu) "autopkgtest failure: du/slink.sh not found" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/124680517:46
cjwatsonjibel: Yes, I've been working on it for the last hour or so already17:56
cjwatsonFollowing the mail17:56
cjwatsonjibel: I'll apply a different patch, I don't think yours is sufficient17:56
cjwatsonjibel: If nothing else the list of tests needs to be updated17:56
cjwatsonAnd it doesn't handle skipped tests remotely right, so I'm working on a more general update ...17:58
cjwatsonBut thanks for the note17:58
jibelcjwatson, thanks. There are 8 tests added to 8.21 but I didn't know if you left them aside on purpose, a quick run of them in our testing env shows that some of them are failing.18:01
cjwatsonjibel: I just forgot to rescan18:07
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cjwatsonjibel: Can you see why https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-pbuilder/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/6/console is failing?  Are autopkgtests of main packages constrained to use only main for test dependencies for some reason, perhaps?19:09
dobeycjwatson: doh. scared me for a second! i thought you were blocking *my* uploads. :)19:17
infinitydobey: We are.  Just yours.  For ever.19:26
dobeycool. i'll just upload everything as clicks instead19:27
dobeyand i'll assign all the u1 bugs to infinity :)19:28
infinitydobey: If you hate your users, that would work well.19:31
NoskcajWhere can i find the source of packages on deb-multimedia? I'm trying to merge some of the remaining packages in ubuntu19:43
hallyn_i'm confused by my iptables behavior.  the -w flag was introduced with 1.4.20, and i don't see it in the saucy iptables package source.  but iptables -w works on my saucy host19:49
hallyn_oh!  it is there.19:50
hallyn_introduced with a horribly named patch under debian/patches19:51
hallyn_so drat.  that means upstreams can't use just iptables version numbers to check for -w support19:51
hallyn_si there a configure.ac stanza i can use to check whether a command with a particular flag returns 0 or 1?19:51
hallyn_hm, maybe AC_PATH_PROGS_FEATURE_CHECK ?19:54
tarpmanNoskcaj: is deb-src not working for you? the repository does appear to contain the expected Sources files19:55
tarpmanNoskcaj: e.g., deb-src http://deb-multimedia.org/ unstable main non-free19:55
Noskcajtarpman, It might, i've not tried.19:55
NoskcajThere's no way to get it off the website?19:56
tarpmansure. http://deb-multimedia.org/pool/main/m/mplayer-dmo/ for example19:56
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jamespageinfinity, point taken about dpkg fix for quantal and raring; its not a specific target so I'm not going to make busy work21:52
infinityjamespage: Great, can you just wontfix those tasks, then?22:03
jamespageinfinity, sure can22:03
jamespage(forgot I even raised them)22:03
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seb128slangasek, do you have bugs open for the compiz issues you mentioned the other day? I found https://bugs.launchpad.net/compiz/+bug/763148 but it seems it should be fixed in the current version (if the launchpad status is correct)23:16
ubottuUbuntu bug 763148 in Compiz Core "Adding/Removing an external monitor causes open windows to move to another workspace" [Medium,Fix committed]23:16
slangasekseb128: hmmm I'll look around for the bug; technically, it's true that bug #763148 is fixed in that windows no longer move between workspaces, but they *do* move around on the workspace instead of maintaining their relative positions23:41
ubottubug 763148 in Compiz Core "Adding/Removing an external monitor causes open windows to move to another workspace" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76314823:41
slangasekseb128: I suspect a separate bug was never opened, because I threw up my hands once things regressed after my previous fix23:42
seb128slangasek, ok, having a new bug would be good, the unity7 is wanting to put them on their list for this cycle23:43
slangasekok23:44
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