[10:03] anyone know how I can get a screenshot from the login screen - got an odd graphics issue, but it's only apparent there [10:04] maybe... hang on [10:05] http://askubuntu.com/questions/43458/how-can-i-take-a-screenshot-of-the-login-screen something like this [10:05] for odd graphics issues, a photo of the screen is often prefered [10:05] I think that's what I'll do ali1234 :) [10:08] so... i've been hacking on the places plugin [10:09] gvfs bookmark support, plus the correct icons for local stuff: http://imagebin.org/276277 [10:11] hmm... i should fix the translation of "wastebasket" [10:13] ali1234: looks good, though I've got the gtk3 things installed here and places doesn't appear to be available [10:14] that's because you have indicators in /usr/local [10:14] and panel... and it will only load plugins from /usr/local [10:14] so you'll only get indicator-plugin and the built in ones unless you install them manually [10:18] assumed something like that [10:18] not worried enough to do anything though :) === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [11:59] hi brainwash [11:59] hey elfy [12:00] you got triumphant tarball installed yet? [12:00] trusty? [12:00] yea [12:01] the upgrade "finished", I had to continue it manually twice due to disk space issues =S [12:01] do you see what you expect to see in Thunar Devices? [12:02] not working here [12:02] lol - running out of room was it :D [12:02] yes [12:02] currently I'm missing like 7-8 GB disk space [12:02] good [12:02] oh dear [12:02] simply gone [12:02] yeah, strange [12:03] I had do move some stuff to home during the installation to free some space [12:03] like docs and so on [12:04] now I would like to move them back :) [12:04] :) [12:04] but everything seems to work, so I didn't care that much about this little issue yet [12:05] it's a test installation after all [12:05] yep [12:05] I tend to set one up and then use it full-time and use a seperate one to test stuff in [12:05] with the last release available for 'those' days ... [12:07] now I've said all that I can't remember why I'd opened thunar and what I wanted from saucy :| [12:09] bug? [12:09] possibly with thunar - devices are missing [12:09] the external ones [12:09] but that's not what I wanted from saucy [12:10] no one cares about saucy anymore :/ [12:10] brainwash: there are a couple of partitions on the machine that aren't mounted in general - like other xub installs [12:12] I care - I just care about trusty more now :) [12:12] I'd like to see the vol thing sorted if nothing else [12:12] volume indicator? [12:12] yea [12:13] yeah, the upgrade process broke it once again (reverted the workaround) [12:13] I got the gtk3 indicators installed on this install [12:14] right, we are still waiting for the PPA [12:14] so everyone can test it easily [12:15] yep [12:18] I'll try to fix my trusty installation now, cya :) [12:19] cya - I'm in and out today [13:01] bluesabre, jjfrv8: i reviewed and updated the parts slickymaster finished, just fyi (he's offline now so we'll have to ping him once he's back) [13:03] ochosi, great! [13:04] hey bluesabre [13:04] how's it going ochosi? [13:04] good good, finally have internet at home [13:04] just installed a few things today (wifi-repeater, 7m cable in the corridor) [13:05] awesome, welcome back :D [13:06] thanks :) [13:06] have friends over for the weekend, so won't have much time [13:06] thats cool, same here [13:06] righty [13:07] trying to hack around with the symbolic icons in the playview a bit :) [13:07] then let's check a few things soonish (mpris2-plugin) [13:07] ah cool [13:07] that'd also be a nice fix [13:07] I'll look into the plugin tonight, so awesome to see all the progress on it so quickly [13:07] yeah [13:07] it was really cool of them to pick things up so quickly [13:07] and i think the code is very similar [13:08] so we saved a lot of time there [13:08] definitely [13:08] the only other thing i'd like to tackle soon is the X11-screensaver-forcing on is_locker in the greeter [13:09] gotta check how that works... [13:09] i presume you've never done anything like that before? [13:09] that would be correct :) [13:15] hehe, fine [13:15] i'll see what i can do [14:15] elfy: looks like a btrfs snapshot has been created before/during the upgrade process, now allocating over 7 GB disk space [14:17] aah - didn't know you used that [14:19] but why would it create a snapshot in the first place? [14:19] isn't that what it's supposed to do? [14:19] that was my vague understanding of it [14:20] but running out of disk space during the upgrade process is somewhat bad [14:20] indeed [14:22] shouldn't the onus for that being on whoever is upgrading - seems the same to me as people who are daft enough to have a 100Mb /boot who find it's not a good idea [14:22] meh, irc client crash now [14:22] lol [14:23] it's 2013 already and btrfs is still causing so much trouble [14:24] balancing the filesystem already caused a kernel panic twice [14:24] and the performance isn't that great from me either [15:30] ochosi, DVD section is ready for review. [15:31] ochosi, I put the right-click menu at the end of the 'Using the Control Bar' section. It seemed to fit better there, but it can be moved if you disagree. [15:32] bluesabre, if you would, check me out on the DVD menu item descriptions. I don't know if I've described them accurately (or clearly). === Maple__ is now known as Guest28745 [21:55] brainwash: so - I now have devices working in thunar, no idea how it (or I ) managed to do it, but I had this and the saucy partitions mounting as / [21:55] confusion reigned here for a while. [22:01] quick check with a vm to make sure it's not going horribly wrong [22:33] elfy: strange, same for the btrfs snapshot which has been created during the upgrade [22:36] brainwash: Waking up from suspend is still working for me, but may actually go back to calling pm-suspend as wireless wakes up faster. [22:36] Btrfs? \o/ [22:37] brainwash: sorry to disappoint - but all seems ok here - though that is today's daily - I had installed this install yesterdayish [22:38] Unit193: a snapshot of / has been created during the upgrade to trusty, consuming about 7 GB space [22:38] ...Can't say that's a good thing. [22:38] so I did run out of disk space and had to move stuff around and continue the upgrade process manually [22:39] first time actually testing btrfs =S [22:39] I assume apt triggered the creation of that snapshot [22:39] some sort of backup solution [22:40] Unit193: using pm-utils directly won't put the network-manager into sleep mode, so it's back online faster I guess :) [22:41] Heh, nice. Know of any problems with doing that? Otherwise I'm waiting for wireless to come back. [22:41] (Which isn't really a problem) [22:42] no clue [22:42] if it work, it works === Guest28745 is now known as Mapley