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jjfrv8_bluesabre, I had installed the ppa before I took those screenshots but I just got some updates tonight...01:23
jjfrv8_and now it looks like slickymaster's. http://imagebin.org/27531701:24
jjfrv8_latest version on top.01:25
ali1234i think i may have cracked this one01:37
ali1234yup01:44
bluesabrecongrats jjfrv8_ !01:47
Unit193Reminder about the Xubuntu Community meeting tomorrow at 1500UTC.01:48
bluesabreali1234, that sounds promising01:48
bluesabreUnit193, knome; won't be able to make it01:48
Unit193bluesabre: Nor will I. :)01:48
ali1234bluesabre: it was indeed caused by that snippet of code i pasted above01:50
ali1234i still don't know why, but I have it working again01:51
ali1234updated the bug anyway01:51
bluesabrecool01:51
bluesabrewell, HMMMMMMMMMMM............ isn't valid syntax ;)01:51
ali1234that was my commentary01:51
ali1234anyway, i have a theory for what has happened here, off to test it out01:52
bluesabrejust messing :), good luck!01:52
Unit193knome: Anything you think I had for the meeting feel free to carry. :P01:52
ali1234so this is the fix http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~a-j-buxton/libdbusmenu/appindicatorfix/revision/46202:10
ali1234still no idea why this fixes it, as it is the gtk2 version of the library that isn't working - this change should not affect the gtk3 version02:10
ali1234PPA with fix is waiting to build: https://launchpad.net/~a-j-buxton/+archive/dbusmenu02:23
slickymasterdood morning all09:33
slickymastergood ^^09:34
knomeUnit193, alllllright.09:50
lderanhello knome, what shall we do about the slideshow thing, anyone i can poke to find their opinions?10:06
knomecan you remind what slideshow are we talking about?10:07
lderani can indeed10:07
lderanhttps://code.launchpad.net/~lderan/ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu/test/+merge/18074710:08
knomeah, that10:08
knomeumm, can you ask me again in two hours? :)10:08
lderansure thing :P10:08
knometa10:08
brainwashali1234: "I DO NOT understand why this works" :D10:40
lderanslightly later then 2 hours but knome ping13:06
ochosibrainwash: care to explain why bug #1231439 is related to shimmer-themes?14:54
ubottubug 1231439 in gnome-system-log (Ubuntu) "gnome-system-log crashed with SIGSEGV" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123143914:54
brainwashochosi: ... give me some time to actually write a comment :P14:59
brainwashnow check again14:59
brainwashwell, it's probably the gtk engine or?15:00
elfyis it not meeting time?15:01
brainwashelfy: please confirm bug 1231439 :)15:01
ubottubug 1231439 in gnome-system-log (Ubuntu) "gnome-system-log crashed with SIGSEGV" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123143915:01
ochosibrainwash: we're using the default engine, so it would mean it's a bug in gtk itself15:02
ochosielfy: i guess it is, question is, who is actually here for it15:02
brainwashochosi: it does not happen with the unity themes, or the ugly default xfce ones15:02
brainwashor the default kde gtk theme15:02
ochosibrainwash: well those do use different engines (xfce-engine and unico)15:03
elfybrainwash: not even got gnome-system-log installed15:03
brainwashochosi: so it happens with all the shimmer-themes, therefore I've added them to the affected packages list15:04
ochosibrainwash: yeah, i understand. i'll see what we can do about it15:04
brainwashochosi: thanks :)15:04
elfybrainwash: can confirm that it doesn't do anything but crash15:04
brainwashelfy: try a non shimmer-theme15:05
elfyochosi: not many I guess :)15:05
elfybrainwash: works with high-contrast15:06
brainwashelfy: thanks for confirming15:08
elfywelcome15:09
micahg-workdid I miss the meeting?15:10
micahg-workoh, good, it's UTC based15:11
knomeno, you didn't15:12
knomewhy wouldn't it be UTC based? :P15:12
skellatWe're only 13 minutes late starting then15:13
knomehmm, right15:13
knomewell noticed!15:13
knomei still hate DST :(15:13
knomeso.... who's here for the meeting? :)15:14
knome#startmeeting Xubuntu community meeting15:14
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knome#topic Open action items from previous meeting 15:14
jjfrv8o/15:14
elfyo/15:14
knome#action knome to prepare the website for the desktop of the week 15:14
meetingologyACTION: knome to prepare the website for the desktop of the week15:14
knomestill TBD15:14
knomeskellat, have you prepared a blog article about upgrading? :)15:15
PhilDicki came to lurk the meeting, hoping to get involved in 14.04 rollout/qa15:15
knomePhilDick, welcome!15:15
knomePhilDick, you should talk with elfy after the meeting is over15:15
PhilDickok15:15
skellatknome: In light of a particular bug issue, it is best we put that action item on deep freeze15:15
skellatBug 120820415:15
ubottubug 1208204 in indicator-sound (Ubuntu) "indicator-sound no longer functions with xfce4-indicator-plugin" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/120820415:15
knomeok, i'll just let it slip from the agenda15:15
knome#topic Strategy Document reviewing 15:16
knomeyeah, i've been too busy to get the new version out15:16
knome#action knome will send the updated SD to lists later this week15:16
meetingologyACTION: knome will send the updated SD to lists later this week15:16
knome#topic Team updates15:16
knomedoes anybody have updates since last week?15:16
skellatTomorrow is the deadline for booking UDS sessions15:17
elfynothing to update from me 15:17
knomelet's bump the UDS discussion first after announcements.15:18
knomeany other updates?15:18
ochosinothing much from my side15:19
jjfrv8#info nothing from docs15:19
knomeyeah, as expected, still quiet in the development front15:19
ochosiwell, there's some news in xfdesktop15:19
knomeaha, go ahead15:19
lderanbelated here for the meeting15:19
ochosinot sure that really belongs here, but in many of our reviews ppl complained about us not shipping a set of nice wallpapers by default15:20
ochosia few things have become easier with the new xfdesktop (4.11)15:20
knomeochosi, oh great :)15:20
ochosithere are builtin options to change wallpapers based on time15:20
knomewe do have the community wallpapers idea still WIP, and i think the LTS release is the perfect place to introduce that15:20
ochosiso we could have a morning, noon, afternoon and evening variant of our wallpaper15:20
ochosiyup, i agree15:21
ochosiand the thing is that the new xfdesktop allows users to simply select a folder which contains wallpapers, which is much better than the current system of being able to only add single wallpapers to the list (which would disappear after logout)15:21
ochosiso i hope we can get a 4.11 release into 14.0415:21
ochosi(as i don't expect xfce4.12 to land in time for 14.04)15:22
skellatochosi: What's the timeline looking like for 4.12 upstream?15:22
ochosimany fixes also went into the desktop, eric was quite active on it15:22
ochosiskellat: it's unknown15:22
skellatochosi: Okay15:23
ochosibasically xfce has become a one-man show (especially wrt core-releases)15:23
knomeochosi, i agree with trying to get the 4.11 release in. can you add that to the roadmap and specify the package we need and the reason? :)15:23
ochosiso as long as NSchermer isn't around/active, nothing much is going to happen15:23
slickymasterhi guys, sorry for being late :(15:23
lderanhey slickymaster 15:23
ochosiknome: yeah, will try to quickly add that (the package is already in the 4.12ppa)15:23
knomeochosi, cheers15:24
ochosiso we can even ask ppl to test things *now*15:24
elfyexcellent 15:24
ochosiand report issues if they exist (so far i've not experienced any extra bugs with the 4.11 version, and i've been using it for a while)15:24
micahg-workochosi, I won't land 4.11 unless 4.12 is guaranteed to come behind it15:25
knome#info xfdesktop 4.11 has some nice features; builtin support for wallpapers based on the time, support for selecting a specific directory where xfdesktop looks for wallpapers instead of the fixed system directory15:25
knomemicahg-work, i think we need to discuss that15:25
micahg-workI don't like the idea of dropping in pre-release versions unless necessary15:25
micahg-workwe selected the pieces that look stable enough15:25
knomemicahg-work, landing stuff is fine from my point of view, as long as we test it thoroughly15:25
ochosiyeah, so why not continue to do so?15:25
micahg-workknome, sorry, didn't mean to be snarky :)15:26
ochosi(i mean, continue to land pieces that seem stable enough)15:26
knomemicahg-work, the list we dropped in for 13.10 was short because of the lack of time, not because components weren't stable enough15:26
micahg-workochosi, because upgrade paths might become messy, as this is an LTS, I'd prefer to keep it as stable as sanely possible15:26
micahg-workif this were LTS+1 I'd have no problem dropping in the prereleases if they looked stable15:27
micahg-workI'd just rather not do it for the LTS unless we have no choice15:27
knomeas i said, i think we need to discuss what the policy re: including stuff is15:27
ochosimicahg-work: i agree, in this case there's a migrate-patch: http://git.xfce.org/xfce/xfdesktop/commit/?id=af240b063cd0678dc1739ffa28e93f1ff530bead15:27
ochosijust saying, xfdesktop should take care of the transition by itself15:28
knomeultimately, us dropping in some pieces of 4.11 can help xfce release 4.12 sooner.15:28
ochosi+115:28
knomeand we should definitely be in touch with them about releasing 4.12 too15:28
micahg-workI wouldn't mind getting it packaged in a PPA, I'm just averse to throwing it in the archiv15:28
ochosiwell, it's already in a PPA ;)15:29
knomemy point is that if nobody is pushing stuff forward, we're going to stay quite frozen15:29
micahg-workif we knew 4.12 was being released in Jan or Feb, this wouldn't be an issue, but that was supposed to happen at the beginning of the year15:29
ochosiyeah, as i said, the situation weighs more or less on NSchermer's shoulders15:30
ochosiand there aren't many other contributors to -core15:30
ochosii could get in touch with him about a 4.12 release-date, but i'm very pessimistic about that15:31
knomewe should all sit down, with nick, and discuss about this openly15:31
ochosithere are still things left to do for 4.12, and i fear many of these things would have to be done by him15:31
skellatWe need to get that done before UDS anyhow as we need to have our features settled by then15:31
ochosisimply because there aren't many other ppl around15:32
knomewith our and their concerns, the ways we can help them release sooner15:32
knomeskellat, yes and no... that's quite subjective :)15:32
skellatknome: Feature Definition Freeze supposedly falls the same week as UDS in the Trusty Tahr schedule15:33
knomeskellat, yes, i'm aware of that, but it's still so-so if we "really" need to have everything planned; we've slipped that times and times...15:33
skellatOkay15:33
knomeskellat, ...and nobody comes asking us what we're preparing, or need our list15:34
skellatOkay15:34
ochosiyeah, i think these are things we can decide for ourselves15:34
ochosibut ofc it's helpful if we have some kind of feature definition freeze (in theory)15:34
knomeof course!15:34
knomethere's still a week to go, and tbh, i think that's enough time for us to sit down and think what we want *even if 4.12 didn't land*15:35
knomei mean it's not a huge list, and it's not something that's going to break the world.15:35
ochosiknome: one more thing we could discuss is the current panel layout15:36
knomeochosi, okay.15:36
ochosii'm mostly happy with the top-panel, but i'm wondering about the bottom panel15:36
knomeochosi, bluesabre, micahg-work: can we set some date in the next 7 days to sit down and discuss?15:36
micahg-workSunday is probably better for me15:36
ochosii mean i personally haven't used that one for ages and i'm really wondering how useful it is15:36
micahg-workotherwise, it'll be too late for all of you15:36
lderani remove the bottom15:36
knomesunday works for me, if it's late enough15:36
ochosihmm, sunday i'm travelling all day, but depends on the time15:37
knome22UTC?15:37
knomeochosi, micahg-work: late enough?15:37
micahg-worksounds good to me15:37
ochosilate enough or too late :)15:37
elfyochosi: +1 to bottom panel and lderan I do as well  15:37
knomeochosi, propose.15:37
ochosii'll try to make it15:37
micahg-workwell, that's late afternoon for me :)15:37
knomeochosi, i can make it later... and earlier.15:38
ochosiknome: ok, let me quickly check my train schedule15:38
knomesure15:38
ochosielfy: +1 means drop the bottom panel or keep it in this context?15:38
PhilDicki remove bottom panel15:38
knomei'm fine with dropping the panel15:38
micahg-workI'm fine with 22:00 UTC15:38
knomemicahg-work, let's wait for ochosi's train schedule confirmation :)15:39
elfyochosi: I mean I never use it and in fact remove it 15:39
ochosii think if we add e.g. whiskermenu by default (which i hope we will), it's easay enough to launch apps15:39
ochosieasy15:39
knome*coughs* :)15:39
ochosiok, thanks for the quick feedback15:39
* ochosi adds it to the roadmap15:39
knomeochosi, sun schedule?15:39
ochosiknome: sure sure, just one sec...15:39
micahg-workI think the panel adds a nice touch, but if we can easily launch apps, it should be fine to remove15:40
knomei don't know who actually use the panel15:40
micahg-worklet's make sure we have docs on how to add it back for people15:40
micahg-workI use it to launch email/browser15:41
knomeit's somewhat hidden, and otoh, when it opens, it's a distraction15:41
knomethat's why i remove it15:41
ochosiyeah, either add a real dock or drop that15:41
ochosi(imo)15:41
jjfrv8it's one of the first things I do on a new install - remove it, that is15:41
ochosiknome: so i think it might work for me, let's make it 22utc15:41
knomenot sure if a real dock is any less distractive.15:41
knomeokay, 22 utc it is15:41
ochosidunno, i've been using plank for a while now and i enjoy it so far15:42
knome#info Discussion about cherry-picking on Sunday, 3 November at 22UTC on #xubuntu-devel15:42
knome#undo15:42
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PhilDickkeep in mind xfce/xubuntu users may be avoiding bells and whistles intentionally. otoh those here may not be representative of all xub users15:42
ochosiit also fits xubuntu nicely, because it's lightweight etc15:42
knome#info Discussion about cherry-picking Xfce 4.11 components (and related issues) on Sunday, 3 November at 22UTC on #xubuntu-devel15:42
knomeochosi, i think we can discuss about the panel configuration at a later time, in a general meeting15:43
ochosiknome: we could try to invite some xfce devs too..15:43
knomeyep, we should.15:43
knome#info ochosi and knome will try to invite some Xfce devs to the meeting15:43
knomeerr15:43
knome#undo15:43
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ochosii'll send a quick note to the xfdesktop-dev15:43
* elfy will try to be there for that meeting so he can keep up with what he might need to think about15:43
knome#action ochosi and knome will try to invite some Xfce devs to the meeting15:43
meetingologyACTION: ochosi and knome will try to invite some Xfce devs to the meeting15:43
knomeelfy, cheers :) we will naturally also make notes...15:43
knome#topic Announcements15:43
elfyyep - not the same as following a discussion though at the time :)15:44
knome#info Today is set as the last day of brainstorming for the Roadmap; the team shall approve blueprints next week15:44
knome#info After approving, people have two weeks to finalize their specifications (where applicable)15:44
knomeany other announcements?15:45
ochosibbiab15:45
knomeochosi, thanks for the announcement15:45
* elfy has a pet peeve that could be an announcement 15:45
knomeelfy, go ahead15:45
elfydoes it need an # ?15:46
knomeelfy, #info please15:46
elfy#info - When I ask people on the -dev list for what's likely to come up that needs testing during the cycle - can they please answer. Because I will be doing so. 15:47
knomeyep, we will :)15:47
knomeand we will also try to be in contact the other way; when we know something else/new needs testing, we will let you know15:47
skellat#info A meeting may be scheduled if circumstances warrant outside the regular team meeting schedule on creating the core seed15:47
elfyI'd rather know now that something is coming up in a few months - than then when otjher things are planned15:48
knomeelfy, sure. the meetings on sunday and next thurday when we approve things should give you a good idea what we are preparing to land to 14.04 images15:48
lderanwill be going through the list of the gtk apps for autopilot testing and seeing which ones now launch without error that didn't before and update the wiki15:48
knomelderan, #action lderan ... :)15:49
elfy#info During the next week I will be mailing -dev list re planning testing (cadence) 15:49
knomeelfy, feel free to add that to the meeting schedule as well, if you want that discussed next thu15:49
lderan#action lderan to go through the gtk list to see which apps now work with autopilot15:49
meetingologyACTION: lderan to go through the gtk list to see which apps now work with autopilot15:49
* knome bows15:49
elfylderan: can you keep in touch with me re that 15:49
lderanwill do15:49
knome#topic New and emerging items15:49
lderancatfish works with it now which is prompting it15:50
knome#subtopic Xubuntu Core: Do we offer it only as a metapackage or shall we make downloadable media avaiable as well? 15:50
elfyknome: I suspect I will be working next thursday and missing - will leave copious notes15:50
knomeelfy, sure :)15:50
skellatI can speak to the subtopic briefly15:50
knomethis has been discussed quite a bit, and i think the current stance is "only a metapackage"15:50
knomeskellat, go ahead15:50
micahg-workwould be nice as a netinstall or metapackage, I don't know that we need media unless we have the testers15:50
knomei would like to avoid the extra image15:50
knomeanother option is to make it selectable from the installer, as edubuntu does15:51
knomei'm not against that, but if you make me choose, just a metapackage works.15:51
skellatWithin the limits of the current approved generation options for installation, we can either generate an image or have a user go through mini.iso15:51
PhilDickas a potential new qa tester, easier is better.... i'm willing to learn whats required but easier may equal more testers.15:52
elfyI'd be +1 for whatever is easiest for us as a team to work with 15:52
skellatIf core is kept as a strict subset of regular xubuntu-desktop, though15:52
knomeskellat, ...and we can offer it as an option in the installer :)15:52
ochosiyeah, that'd be really nice15:52
skellatknome: That would require some hacking on ubiquity to make it available as an option15:52
knomeskellat, sure, but that's completely in our reach, if we want to do that15:53
elfyand a whole lot of extra testing - do we really think that we'd get that? 15:53
skellatWith the way live cd images are generated15:53
skellat...15:53
elfyI don't want to be having to do more tests on milestone days because we've not had sufficient turnout15:53
skellatcore would have to be a strict subset and ubiquity would need additional rules on what to leave behind15:53
knomeelfy, a few more testcases.15:53
knomeskellat, yep.15:53
xnoxskellat: ubiquity supports plugins, so one of xubuntu specific packages can just drop in one .py file as a plugin to fully customize ubiquity. thus actually you can do all of that without touching lp:ubiquity at all =)15:54
elfyknome: which is ok if you have more than ~20 testers15:54
GridCubeoh meeting15:54
elfyyep :)15:54
skellatThank you xnox.  We'll still need somebody to make the plugin, though.15:54
knomeelfy, i'm not disagreeing or pushing for the ubiquity stuff. just saying *it is possible if we want it*15:54
knomeeven from the QA point of view.15:54
elfyyep - I understand what you're saying - just putting my pov across now :)15:55
knomeof course it's additional burden... but it's about the same as if we reintroduced the alternate images15:55
xnoxskellat: knome: in terms of implementation - ubiquity is stupid and copies everything first, and then does removal. So xubuntu-desktop will be install first, and then you need to intelligently do an $ apt-get remove * step in essence.15:55
skellatThe case behind core remains we give the bare basic subset of desktop, which should require fewer test cases, that installers can then customize as they see fit in lieu of what xubuntu-desktop provides.15:55
elfyskellat: it's not about what is IN a testcase - but that we rarely have enough people testing what we already have :)15:56
skellatelfy: True15:56
knomeskellat, we still need/want to test what's in the -desktop metapackage as well15:56
skellatIdeally the tests would overlap15:56
knomesure :)15:56
skellatThe same things would be covered15:56
skellat-core would just have fewer of them than -desktop15:56
knomeskellat, what's your take on the subject? what would you do?15:56
skellatFrom what xnox said about ubiquity, I'd generate a separate image15:57
skellatThat way we don't have to deal with ubiquity having to remove things15:57
knomethat would mean quite many new testcases though15:57
skellatTrue15:57
knomewhich i think isn't sustainable15:58
skellatMy second choice would be fabulous documentation on the art of using mini.iso15:58
knomeokay15:58
knomeso you would try to avoid modifying ubiquity? :)15:58
GridCubebut mini ist a real option to poeple who want -core because they dont have a fast connection15:59
skellatThe plugin could be done as xnox mentions above but then we'd have to worry about dependencies being broken during a remove and possibly creating dead installs15:59
xnoxknome: skellat: alternative is to make the default liveimage xubuntu-core, and ship the rest of xubuntu-desktop in the /pool/ which is installed in-target "the slow way" (same as it was done by alternate image)15:59
knomeGridCube, that's not the only reason why people want -core15:59
GridCubeno, i didnt said it where15:59
xnoxknome: skellat: but then "try xubuntu" would actually be "try xubuntu-core"15:59
knomexnox, yeah, that's not what we want... whatever we end up doing, -desktop should be the default16:00
knomeso anyway, Unit193 has been setting up a list of packages we want for -core16:00
xnoxknome: it can still be default, but there is an option to sacrafice the "livecd session" to be -core.16:00
micahg-workPersonally, I'd rather generate and test one image well, than 2 images poorly16:00
knomerather than argue about how we'll do it, let's see what it would consist instead, first16:01
knomemicahg-work, +116:01
elfymicahg-work: +116:01
GridCube+116:01
GridCubealso thats why we droped alternate in the first time16:01
skellatAs to GridCube's notion of needing a fast connection to download, we would get enough to bootstrap & apt-offline would be useful to grab the rest.  That's why we seed it.16:01
knome#action Unit193 to send a proposed list of packages for -core to ML16:01
meetingologyACTION: Unit193 to send a proposed list of packages for -core to ML16:01
PhilDicki'd say that raising visibility of the need for testers and the howto on tester setup might be most impactful option. i'd describe what i found starting from xubuntu.org as subdued and scattered.16:01
micahg-workI'm fine with the metapackage and tasksel installation option, but let's leave it off the media, I think we have enough to test for the LTS, let's not add to that16:01
elfyPhilDick: yea - that's on the roadmap for QA actually 16:02
knomePhilDick, that's a different question, and i can't agree more; and it's on the roadmap/plans for 14.04; talk with elfy if you want to help :)16:02
knomemicahg-work, s/for the LTS/for any version/ :)16:02
micahg-workwe can think about adding that for LTS+1 and if it's successful, we can produce a point release for those new images16:02
knomei don't think it's important enough to warrant a new image16:02
knomeultimately, it should be only installed by people who know what they are doing16:03
micahg-workknome, I'd say especially the LTS as we have to support this for 3 years, so we want to get it right, plus, this is what we point non-advanced users to as a rock solid platform16:03
knomeand that kind of people should be comfortable with the mini ISO16:03
knomemicahg-work, sure, but it's true enough for any release, we don't have dozens of testers anyway16:03
knomeanyway, we're agreeing; let's move on16:04
knome#chair ochosi 16:04
meetingologyCurrent chairs: knome ochosi16:04
knomeochosi, the floor is yours16:04
ochosiok, first of all, thanks slickymaster and jjfrv8 on helping out with parole-docs16:04
knomeochosi, #subtopic too, if you want to have #info #action16:04
ochosiit's really a great help for bluesabre and me, so we can focus on fixing bugs16:05
ochosiknome: sure16:05
ochosii think one way we can help both xfce and xubuntu is by improving the xfce docs16:05
ochosithey're in dokuwiki format, which is easier to handle for newbies than docbook etc16:06
ochosi#info ochosi thinks one way we can help both xfce and xubuntu is by improving the xfce docs16:07
* knome facepalms16:07
knome#undo16:07
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knome#subtopic Documentation16:07
knome#info ochosi thinks one way we can help both xfce and xubuntu is by improving the xfce docs16:07
ochosiok ok :)16:08
ochosi#info e.g. for parole-docs we set up a staging site for the docs, we can do the same for other xfce components16:09
ochosi#info xfdesktop could use some updates, looking ahead at the changes of the 4.12 release16:09
ochosi#info so feel free to get in touch with ochosi if you wanna help out with xfce docs16:10
knomethat includes jono_ at the redhat nat!16:11
* knome hides16:11
jono_;-)16:11
ochosiok, that's it from my side16:11
knomeanybody else has any issues?16:11
GridCubeo/16:12
GridCubei added a few topics to the roadmap16:12
knomeok16:12
knomethanks16:12
GridCubewell, two16:12
knomewe will be going through them this week, and deciding about them next thu16:12
GridCubeok, if we find new ideas can we still add them to the roadmap?16:12
knomefeel free to; i'll add a subheader to separate things added after today though16:13
GridCubealright16:14
knomebut no reason to not add new items; ultimately, we can use them for planning the U roadmap16:14
GridCubewhat about the desktop of the week?16:14
knomei will need to get to that some day16:14
knomei've still been really busy; sorry about that :)16:14
GridCube:/ that doesnt sound very promising16:14
knomeand :(16:14
GridCubebut alright :) i know its really low in the lists16:15
knometell that to my clients and real life :P16:15
knomeanything else?16:15
GridCubedo not worry16:15
knomedon't worry, i won't worry... and don't get that wrong, it's on the list and i will eventually get to it ;)16:15
knome#subtopic Schedule next meeting16:16
knome#info There is a non-regular meeting on Sunday, 3 November at 22UTC on #xubuntu-devel about picking Xfce 4.11 components (and related issues)16:17
knome#info The next regular Xubuntu community meeting is on Thursday, 7 November at 15UTC on #xubuntu-devel16:17
knome#endmeeting16:17
meetingologyMeeting ended Thu Oct 31 16:18:15 2013 UTC.  16:17
meetingologyMinutes (wiki):        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/xubuntu-devel/2013/xubuntu-devel.2013-10-31-15.14.moin.txt16:17
meetingologyMinutes (html):        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/xubuntu-devel/2013/xubuntu-devel.2013-10-31-15.14.html16:17
knometa!16:17
knomei'll put up the logs up later today16:17
elfythanks knome 16:18
skellatI may ask Unit193 to join me for an impromptu core meeting at some point in our local evening16:18
knomeskellat, sure! if you have any conclusions, send them to the list :)16:19
knomebbl ->16:19
elfylderan: PhilDick is kind of onboard for helping out with autopilot as well 16:21
lderanawesome16:27
elfyhe's mid USA I think - he's going to mail the -dev list 16:29
lderanah righteo16:39
elfylderan: you are on that list I assume?16:41
lderani think so16:43
lderanwill check16:43
lderanyup i am \o/16:44
elfyok - what I think will be best is to 'talk' it over on there for him 16:45
elfybut we shall see16:45
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Unit193knome: Fantastic, metapackage only is currently how I know to do it, but can tasksel offer without recommends?  I had the metapackage built for saucy and it does work, I created the image only so you wouldn't actually have to do an install, reason why it's bigger is because it has the installer and casper.  (So, it's for lazy people that want to know what's up.)18:17
elfybrainwash: the fix for restart button is in proposed - works for me 18:19
brainwashelfy: yeah, something which should have been fixed before release =S18:19
elfymaybe so 18:20
brainwashfixing stuff afterwards won't happen or with a big delay :)18:20
brainwashoh, "18:21
brainwashEncoding errors in gmusicbrowser" fixed too18:21
elfyfixing stuff afterwards won't happen or with a big delay :)18:21
elfybbl18:22
brainwashelfy: did you boot a fresh system to test the updated update-manager package?18:29
elfybrainwash: nope - enabled proposed and upgraded it 18:56
NoskcajI just read the meeting logs, a few comments: 1. iso testing should get easier when dan chapman finishes the ubiquity autopilot, should be some time soon. 2. I can't make the dev meeting, i'll have just got to school when it starts. 3. We should look at xfce4-setting 4.11.1, i doubt anything bad will have come from the point release. 4. Should i contact pkg-xfce (since lionel is usually busy), and see if anyone wants to attend the meeting?19:35
elfyNoskcaj: re #1 - I know and it'd on the roadmap and the pad - which I appear to have removed the link for19:37
elfythough I've not yet ascertained how much of the iso testing actually gets done 19:38
knomeautomated testing doesn't replace manual testing though19:57
elfyno19:57
elfyand I'm not anticipating it doing so - just making life a bit easier 19:58
knomesure19:58
knomejust saying19:58
elfyyep :)19:59
skellatknome: Do we have anything we want to schedule?  The UDS schedule looks open at the moment: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/all/20:26
Unit193Do XDS again! :D20:26
skellatLoCo Council also made a decision that it will have its own separate summit so those type issues should hopefully be split away from the UDS schedule this time20:27
* skellat was not the driving force behind the LoCo Summit proposal20:27
skellatProposals for UDS are due by tomorrow if we want to book time slots20:27
skellatOr we can do our own thing again too20:29
* ochosi is afraid of huge video-talk and privacy concern discussions (again)20:30
Unit193^20:31
elfy^^20:31
ochosi(especially since i had the feeling the video-conferencing was actually fun and productive)20:32
elfyI didn't mind it ochosi - but I've still not got a mike nor cam :p20:32
ochosielfy: well then that'd be something that silly project money could be used for20:33
ochosia webcam with integrated mic is how much, 15€?20:33
elfyno idea ochosi tbh 20:33
lderanthey are fairly cheap nowadays20:34
elfysubjective :)20:35
elfyochosi: but yea I know what you mean - I'd just not have said that would a good use for that project money - seems a bit like asking for a handout :)20:37
ochosidunno, if i deeply cared about the money, i'd have claimed it for myself ;)20:37
ochosiso i think whatever helps xubuntu20:38
elfylol20:38
ochosiand if it improves our communication, i don't mind throwing 15€ of that project money at you :)20:38
elfy:)20:38
elfythen I'd feel honour bound to not wander off ... 20:38
skellatI merely bring up UDS to point out a deadline.  While it would be nice to meet as part of it so that we might be able to interest passers-by, we've also lived without that framework too.20:39
* elfy needs a comfy chair now - bbl20:39
elfyskellat: yep - I think the issue we had before is likely to be the same one again - getting people together at the right time - it's always slap bang in the middle of my working day - so can't contribute20:40
knomeskellat, bugger, forgot that.20:41
knomeelfy, i think buying you a set of mic+cam would be a good use of the project money20:41
knomeelfy, whether we did videoconferencing or not...20:41
knomeelfy, do you have a paypal account?20:42
lderanaye good use :)21:00
elfyknome: I think I did have one - but not used it for ages 21:09
elfyknome: yes I do 21:23
Unit193knome: We're not actually going to consider xmir this round, since it's an LTS, right?21:46
brainwashUnit193: did pitti's systemd-shim package fix the issue on your system?22:29
Unit193brainwash: Testing tonight.22:29
brainwashUnit193: alright, it looks like 50% of the comments confirm, that it does fix the issue22:31
Unit193Read them yesterday, so if no new ones appeared, that's kind of what it looked like.22:31
knomeUnit193, *shrug*22:32
brainwashcan xmir be installed right now?22:34
brainwashfor some random testing22:34
knomei can't see why not22:35
brainwashbut it won't work ootb or?22:35
knomewhen we evaluated it, it worked for some and didn't work for some22:36
knomei can't see any reason why it shouldn't at least *try* to work when you install it22:36
brainwashso installing the required packages is enough? no additional adjustments?22:38
knomei am not the expert on that field, but i would start with that.22:38
brainwashok, always hearing stories about xmir made me curious, so I decided to test it22:39
brainwashit does not look like anyone here is actually testing xmir currently22:41
knomeno, not specifically22:41
brainwashI assume xmir gets improved and patched on a regular base22:41
knomeolli, hullo!22:42
Unit193knome: Ran him off.22:50
Unit193brainwash: Just install the needed packages and you're set, whether it works or not on your hardware is a different story.22:50
knome;)22:50
Unit193You can always try the image. :P22:50
Unit193Should be unity-system-compositor, and that should pull in xorg-xmir or whatever the packagename is.22:51
brainwashit's a low end intel gpu, so I don't really expect any trouble22:51
brainwashhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mir/Installing22:52
brainwashoh, libgoogle-glog0 gets pulled in22:54
brainwash"library that implements application-level logging."22:55
ochosibrainwash: is that a depend or a recommend?23:17
Unit193Depends: libgoogle-glog023:20
ochosii wonder what the heck that one does23:20
brainwashlogging23:21
brainwashisn't it great to have google and the NSA (selinux) in your system?23:23
ochosijono: any comments on that? ^23:29
jonoochosi, not really23:30
ochosijono: anyone we could ask about what this is really about?23:32
jonoochosi, what do you want to achieve?23:32
ochosiwell, i just wanna know what the library does23:32
jonoI don't know, ask the maintainer23:32
jono This library provides logging APIs based on C++-style streams and various helper macros. 23:33
jonohttp://packages.ubuntu.com/saucy/libgoogle-glog023:33
jonomaintainers:23:33
jono    Daigo Moriwaki23:33
jono    Laszlo Boszormenyi (GCS)23:33
jonohttp://code.google.com/p/google-glog/23:34
brainwashit should be harmless, because everyone can take a look at the source code, right? :)23:34
ochosijono: that's all good, i was just wondering whether you knew anything about that by any chance. no worries if not, i can inquire myself too23:35
ochosinight everyone23:38
lderana quick look it looks like it emails the logs23:38
lderannight ochosi 23:38
Unit1930_O23:39
lderanlines 129 ~ 146 in logging.cc23:53

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