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seb128good morning desktopers08:49
ali1234morning08:49
seb128hey ali1234, how are you?08:51
ali1234fine thanks :)08:51
seb128ali1234, well done one fixing that lightdm bug, I need to restart with the update to see if it works for me as well ;-)08:51
ali1234turns out it was timing related after all... timing of finalize() anyway08:52
ali1234i'm just waiting for my xfwm4 patches to be accepted, then we have completely seamless backgrounds from login to logout on xubuntu08:52
Laneyhey09:03
SweetsharkMoin!09:03
seb128hey Laney Sweetshark09:11
Laneyhey seb128 Sweetshark09:13
Laneyhow's it going?09:13
seb128good! you?09:15
Laneypretty decent thanks09:16
seb128larsu, do you know in which case GtkTreeView uses a GtkAdjustment for vertical scrolling or not?09:50
larsuseb128: I'm not sure. I assume when the minimum sizes of the columns exceed the width of the tree view?09:50
seb128larsu, is that dynamic?09:53
seb128larsu, I'm trying to make sense of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/102459009:53
ubot2Launchpad bug 1024590 in update-manager (Ubuntu Saucy) "update-manager crashed with AttributeError in _on_download_changed(): 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_value'" [Medium,Confirmed]09:53
seb128that code does09:54
seb128            adj = self.get_vadjustment()09:54
seb128            is_scrolled_down = (adj.get_value() + adj.get_page_size() ==09:54
seb128                                adj.get_upper())09:54
larsuseb128: it is dynamic, but you can fix it by setting GtkTreeViewColumn::fixed-width09:54
seb128but sometime vadjustment is null09:54
larsuoh09:54
seb128I'm pondering just putting a "if adj is not None" in there09:55
seb128I don't know that code, but it's topping e.u.c for ages and mvo/glatzor don't seem to have time for that nowadays09:56
larsuvadjustment can definitely be NULL09:56
larsuaccording to the docs09:56
seb128right09:56
seb128if there is no adjustement in use09:56
mvoseb128: actualy I probably would have done exactly this09:56
seb128that is_scrolled_down seems a bit weird to me09:56
larsuwhy does this code need to know whether it's scrolled down?09:57
seb128mvo, ok, sending a mp your way then09:57
seb128larsu, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6513667/09:57
seb128larsu, seems to stick you at the end of the list if you got there and new entries get added09:58
larsuah okay, that makes sense09:58
larsuya, just check for NULL (or None)09:59
seb128mvo, hey btw, how is your cold? feeling better?09:59
mvoseb128: much better, good enough to play hockey yesterday even :) but wasn't my most spectacular performance, so not fully recocvered yet10:00
seb128nice10:00
seb128well, you can't master it every time ;-)10:00
mvoseb128: yeah, the code is iirc a port from what synaptic is doing when you are at the last column, then it keeps you there (assuming you want to see the progress of the latest item)10:00
mvoseb128: :)10:00
seb128mvo, is there a way to "simulate" an update? I wonder in which case that happen10:01
larsuseb128: most likely when there's no scrolling, because you don't need an adjustment then10:02
seb128larsu, well, I tried to reproduce by installing updates and resizing that widget to size where it requires scrolling or not without hitting the bug10:03
seb128oh well, checking None should work10:03
seb128mvo, is10:03
seb128        try:10:03
seb128            iter = self._download_map[uri]10:03
seb128a way to check if the list of download is displayed or not?10:04
* seb128 is not even sure to understand the logic of this try/except10:04
mvoseb128: it adds uris it does not know about yet to its internal download dict, if you want I can give this a go now, I would reorganize it a little bit so that the adding is done earlier and the adj is done later10:08
mvoseb128: so that its easier to follow what is happening (plus add a comment whats going on)10:08
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seb128mvo, if you want to do it (and fix the None case) that would be great ;-)10:08
mvoseb128: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~aptdaemon-developers/aptdaemon/main/revision/963 - hopefully a bit clearer now :)10:17
pittidesrt: could we do a -shim release 6? seems there's not much progress on the remaining failurs, so let's at least fix the known ones now10:20
seb128mvo, it is, thanks a lot!10:22
Laneyshim shimmy shim10:22
seb128mvo, bonus point if you SRU that commit to saucy, it's the most report issue on https://errors.ubuntu.com/?release=Ubuntu%2013.10&period=day10:24
mvoseb128: heh, ok10:27
seb128mvo, danke ;-)10:30
mvoseb128: checking out why I get some testfailures curently, but I think its unreleated10:30
seb128mvo, https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/607c057bd7dfbb680a4bc490692e13d694f70994 is high ranked as well, would it make sense to just ignore those error (e.g try/except them)?10:30
mvoseb128:10:31
mvoSorry, you are not a member of a group that is allowed to see the data from error reports. Please fill out this form to request access. :/ let me read this form first10:31
seb128urg10:32
seb128mvo, that's https://launchpad.net/bugs/120275410:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 1202754 in update-manager (Ubuntu Saucy) "update-manager crashed with SystemExit in exit(): 0" [High,Confirmed]10:32
seb128mvo, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/145273757/Traceback.txt10:32
mvoseb128: yes, I think that is ok, this is one of those rarther useless reports10:34
seb128mvo, it's creating lot of apport prompting noise, let's just silent that then ;-)10:34
seb128Mirv, congrats on getting upload rights for the qt stack ;-)10:58
Mirvthanks seb128 :)10:59
Laneymlankhorst: bug #1197921 looks like a you thing11:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 1197921 in xorg-server (Ubuntu Saucy) "LibreOffice spreadsheet causes full Xorg crash with Anti-Aliasing enabled" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/119792111:19
Laneywant to sponsor?11:19
mlankhorsti can't sponsor pixman11:19
mlankhorsthttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+queue?queue_state=111:20
Laneysure you can11:20
mlankhorsthttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/saucy/+queue?queue_state=1&memo=90&start=9011:20
mlankhorstbesides it's already queued11:20
mlankhorstrequires some sru admin to accept it11:21
Laneyok11:21
Laneycan you make the status be "In Progress" then?11:21
seb128lunch, bbiab11:29
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GunnarHjseb128: ping?13:04
seb128GunnarHj, hey13:05
GunnarHjseb128: Hello, Seb!13:05
GunnarHjseb128: I'm thinking of adding a task to bug #991002. The reason is that Bengali (and not Bangla) is used in the "Choose an input source" window in "Text Entry". However, I have failed to figure out which package is affected. Can you possibly give me a hint on how/where that list is created?13:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 991002 in GLibC "Change name for bn-BD from 'Bengali(Bangladesh)' to 'Bangla(Bangladesh)')" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/99100213:05
desrtpitti: sure14:13
mlankhorstanyone wants to do some testing of mesa 10 before I upload it to trusty?14:29
mlankhorstI've tested direct + indirect rendering, swrast fallback, piglit runs on the 3 major hw vendors and the fallback to 1.4 (fix for slow unity blur on intel)14:29
seb128mlankhorst, yes, likely the touch guys and some unity guys, do you have it in a ppa?14:36
mlankhorstppa:canonical-x/x-staging14:36
mlankhorstoh I've done unity testing too14:36
seb128that's a thrown it all ppa though14:36
mlankhorstit works, surprisingly14:36
mlankhorstand it kept working after upgrading to xorg 1.15 too14:37
mlankhorstsec I'll copy it to ubuntu-x-swat14:37
Laneyhaha surprisingly14:37
Laneyconfidence inspiring14:37
mlankhorstLaney: I was more worried about the xmir patch from xorg 1.15 failing than mesa14:40
Laney:>14:41
seb128we are not going with 1.15 (yet) anyway14:41
mlankhorstno I put it in the ppa for testing :P14:41
seb128desrt, I like how you unassigned yourself from that hud bug ;-)14:42
seb128desrt, good morning!14:42
mlankhorstI've copied mesa10 to ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/ppa14:42
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desrtseb128: hi :)14:47
desrtseb128: larsu made me do it :)14:47
desrtif it wasn't for him i would had just happily ignored it :p14:48
larsudesrt: well, I pointed you to it with the comment that you should "do something about it"14:48
seb128haha14:48
seb128larsu +114:49
desrt*cough*14:49
desrtseb128: maybe not +1 if you knew what his suggestion about what to do with it was :p14:49
seb128drop the hud?14:49
seb128(what do I win? :p)14:49
desrtfor best original idea?14:50
larsuI did not say that (but think it, of course)14:50
seb128larsu, desrt: I know you guys :p14:50
desrtno.  we did not consider this line of thinking :p14:50
larsuso, qqmlpropertymap is broken in 5.2 :-/14:50
seb128larsu, "fun"14:50
seb128good that we didn't land that update yet14:51
larsuya14:51
seb128it means you can just open a blocker bug14:51
larsuand assign it to mardy \o/14:51
seb128Mirv, can you get somebody helping looking at a qt 5.2 regression if we open it with a testcase?14:51
seb128Mirv, didrocks: when is qt 5.2 supposed to land?14:52
didrocksseb128: it needs to be released first ;)14:52
didrocks10th Dec 2013, it seems14:52
didrockshttp://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt-5.2-release14:52
didrocksthen, let's wait for Mirv, I know he's tracking the regressions and fixes14:53
seb128didrocks, well, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity8/trunk/revision/56914:53
* larsu opens a bug in the meantime14:53
seb128didrocks, oh, I misread the commit message, I though we were making stuff depends on 5.214:53
larsuseb128: how do I mark it blocking the qt release?14:53
seb128there is still the alternative though14:53
didrocksinteresting, so we are stuck on releasing unity8 trunk until Qt is uploaded14:53
didrocks"nice"14:53
seb128didrocks, no, I misread that, sorry ;-)14:54
seb128didrocks, there is a |14:54
seb128didrocks, Mirv: ^ can you reply to larsu's question about how to mark a bug blocker for 5.2 landing?14:54
didrocksMirv would konw14:54
seb128didrocks, sorry I included you in the pings there because it seems close from eod for Mirv and I supposed you would maybe know ;-)14:55
seb128didrocks, thanks14:55
didrocksseb128: I would in this evening meeting, thanks!14:55
GunnarHjseb128: Did you miss my question around 14:06?14:58
larsuMirv, seb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtdeclarative-opensource-src/+bug/125732214:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 1257322 in qtdeclarative-opensource-src (Ubuntu) "gsettings-qt doesn't work with Qt 5.2" [Undecided,New]14:58
seb128GunnarHj, I did read it but was dealing with other pings and forgot, sorry14:59
seb128larsu, thanks14:59
seb128GunnarHj, looking14:59
GunnarHjseb128: Ok, no problem.14:59
seb128GunnarHj, you should ask attente, he knows better about the text input dialog, he wrote it15:00
GunnarHjseb128: Ok, I'll do. Thanks!15:00
seb128attente, hey15:03
attenteseb128, hi15:03
seb128attente, ^ fyi (Gunnar wondering about why the text entry panel lists Bengali (should be Bangla) ... where is the list coming from?15:04
GunnarHjattente: Hi! Repeating the q I asked seb128:15:05
GunnarHjattente: I'm thinking of adding a task to bug #991002. The reason is that Bengali (and not Bangla) is used in the "Choose an input source" window in "Text Entry". However, I have failed to figure out which package is affected. Can you possibly give me a hint on how/where that list is created?15:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 991002 in GLibC "Change name for bn-BD from 'Bengali(Bangladesh)' to 'Bangla(Bangladesh)')" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/99100215:05
attenteGunnarHj, seb128, it seems to be /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/evdev.xml15:09
seb128xkb-data then15:10
seb128attente, thanks15:10
attentei guess if we just change the one description, it might fix it15:10
GunnarHjattente: So it seems; I'm going to submit a MP then. Thanks!15:11
seb128GunnarHj, open an upstream bug, I doubt we are going to distro patch that without it15:14
GunnarHjseb128: Will do.15:15
seb128mterry, is there plan to make unity-greeter a proper upstart session (or at least run e.g dbus through an upstart-session job)?15:19
mterryseb128, there was a request for that, and it will probably happen in unity8-greeter.  I don't know about the demand for unity-greeter to have it15:24
seb128mterry, ted says that bug #1257251 is likely due to that (or the lack of it rather)15:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 1257251 in indicator-power (Ubuntu) ""exiting: service couldn't acquire or lost ownership of busname" errors on the greeter logs" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/125725115:25
mterryseb128, hmm, is there a symptom or just log errors?15:26
seb128mterry, log spamming mostly, but it indicates things not being started/stopped as they should, so I wouldn't exclude apport reports or side effects15:26
seb128mterry, basically my guess is that dbus is going down before the indicator-stop signal is sent and that upstart tries to respawn indicators in between15:27
mterryseb128, hmm, right.  Because I think we run upstart now for indicators where we didn't before.15:29
seb128mterry, correct15:29
seb128mterry, we should at least make sure the indicator-stop signal is sent before taking dbus down, if the greeter is doing both15:30
seb128oh, it's meeting time15:30
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seb128qengho_, Sweetshark, mlankhorst, Laney, tkamppeter, desrt, attente, larsu: hey15:31
desrtquiet meeting15:32
* seb128 rings bell15:33
seb128good morning desktopers :p15:33
attentehi :)15:33
seb128seems so15:33
seb128let's try to get started15:33
seb128qengho_, hey!15:33
mlankhorstg'day mate15:34
seb128ok, maybe qengho_ is still on extended turkey eating w.e ;-)15:34
seb128Sweetshark, hey15:34
desrtyou know how turkey makes you feel when you've had too much...15:35
mlankhorstsame as chicken!15:35
desrtnobody is here today!!15:35
seb128Sweetshark, you have no turkey excuse!15:35
seb128mlankhorst, hey (at least somebody who is here ;-)15:36
mlankhorsthey15:36
Laney*** Ping timeout15:36
desrt*** mlankhorst quits [Ping timeout]15:36
mlankhorstpreparing mesa 10, and testing it. upload xorg 1.15 to ppa15:36
desrtdamnit15:36
Laney:D15:36
desrtLaney wins15:36
mlankhorstgsd optimus bugs LP #122425415:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 1224254 in gnome-desktop3 (Ubuntu Precise) "xrandr Xerrors with the nvidia binary drivers (optimus)" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/122425415:36
seb128lol15:36
mlankhorstsome testing on xorg 1.15 too15:36
seb128mlankhorst, are you claiming credit for tseliot or is it the other way around? ;-) (he has a debdiff of the optimus report)15:37
mlankhorst^D15:37
mlankhorstseb128: oh I helped him find some issues15:37
seb128oh ok, thanks for that ;-)15:37
mlankhorstI couldn't reproduce it locally but I had a hunch15:37
seb128can you share the ppa info again for the mesa 10 update?15:37
seb128in case other people want to test it15:37
mlankhorsthttps://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/ppa/+packages15:37
tseliotyes, I was sabotaging myself when debugging and mlankhorst helped me realise that :D15:38
seb128^ testing of that is welcome15:38
seb128tseliot, mlankhorst: glad you guys figured it out in any case ;-)15:38
mlankhorstI've tested the slow dash bug on g33, tested the 3 major vendors and also did smoke test to see if indirect still worked15:38
seb128seems like a good start15:38
mlankhorstonly broken on glamor-egl, not going to be fixed before 1.1515:38
seb128hum15:38
mlankhorstthere's a glx rewrite in 1.1515:38
seb128is that a regression?15:38
mlankhorstno :p15:39
seb128are you sure? ;-)15:39
mlankhorstyes :p15:39
seb128ok, fine then15:39
mlankhorstit's fixed by a glx rewrite15:39
mlankhorstbut that is such a massive delta that I'm not going to try to get it in 1.1415:39
seb128well, let's see about 1.15 that's another topic, need more discussion/planning in any case15:39
seb128right15:39
seb128mlankhorst, thanks15:40
mlankhorst 47 files changed, 3580 insertions(+), 42560 deletions(-)15:40
mlankhorstthough most deletions are autogenerated code15:40
seb128the diff is nice ;-)15:40
seb128Laney, hey15:40
Laneyhallo15:40
Laney• Code reviews on some timezonemap contributions from David Shea at Redhat15:40
Laney• Porting work to help libav transition along, which went with samba and e-d-s; all got migrated in the end15:40
Laney• Investigation of a Qt bug with respect to time printing; turned out to be fixed in 5.215:40
tseliotBTW thanks a lot for your help mlankhorst!15:40
Laney• u-s-s work: Rewrite graph axis drawing code in battery panel to more closely reflect the design (have 'big' and 'small' ticks) and to make the line drawing a bit simpler. Look into 'smoothing' the graph but the library didn't work properly.15:41
Laney• u-s-s: Discover that there's an antialiasing property on Canvas which improves the visual quality quite a lot.15:41
Laney• u-s-s: Some small reviews too15:41
Laney• Bisect evolution to find out when the message preview pane went black, find the affected commit & revert it, pinging on the upstream bug15:41
Laney• Package & upload new glib; exposed some regressions, wiggle jenkins/britney to get the reverted version (which seb128 uploaded, cheers) to migrate15:41
Laney• In gaps, look at webkitgtk/arm64 now that qemu-arm64 works. Still not there but it inches along.15:41
Laney• Patch pilot15:41
Laney• DMB meeting15:41
LaneyNUL15:41
seb128how is webkitgtk going? did you manage to build enough to hit the errors in qemu? how slow is that?15:41
Laneyyeah15:42
Laneyit's not terrible15:42
Laneythe problem is my knowledge at this point, should file it upstream15:42
seb128do you think you can get it resolved this week? should we talk about a plan B to force migrate it without arm64?15:43
Laneyit will migrate15:43
seb128btw there is a new point release, not sure it fixes any arm64 issue?15:43
Laneynah, trying that one15:43
Laneythe problem is when we try to build something against the new version15:43
Laneyand it doesn't get an arm64 build15:43
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seb128well, 2.3 is still in trusty-proposed15:44
seb128what is blocking migration?15:44
Laneyi blocked it15:44
seb128oh ok15:44
Laneybecause it's a development release15:45
Laneyso I didn't want to let it migrate if it wasn't going to work15:45
* seb128 wants the new goa (with gtk support in its own binary), is that still blocked on webkit?15:45
Laneyyeah, IIRC15:45
Laneyalthough we might be able to replicate the split with our current package15:45
seb128ok15:47
seb128Laney, thanks15:47
seb128let's see if webkit clears out15:47
seb128if it's not done by next week I'm going to have a look to goa, I want that dealt with before holidays if possible15:47
seb128desrt, hey15:47
LaneyI'll try trunk with the small patch and then forward it upstream15:47
desrtwhat's up?15:47
desrtoh.  right.15:47
desrt- dconf15:47
desrtfixing lots of bugs, writing tests, getting coverage up to 100% for most components and finally, a bunch of new features for the phone guys for OEM overrides15:48
desrtalso did the usual random side stuff here and there with small bugs in glib, etc.15:48
desrtthat's all15:48
seb128desrt, dconf "lots of bugs" ... anything that seems like it happens in practice and should be SRUed?15:49
desrtno.  mostly RFEs15:50
desrtdconf doesn't really have real bugs :p15:50
desrtwell... i mean, there are theoretical things...but nothing important15:50
desrtthings like what happens if a client receives an invalid dbus message from the service15:50
desrt...but the service doesn't send those messages15:50
desrtit would be possible to send random dbus messages to programs using dconf and get criticals but.... i don't really think that's SRU-worthy :)15:51
seb128right, doesn't seem worth SRUing15:51
seb128desrt, thanks ;-)15:51
seb128attente, hey15:51
attenteseb128, hi15:52
* desrt was just writing testcases on the basis of "what could possibly go wrong here?" and found some stuff15:52
attentelow-hanging fruit the past week, mostly MPs for some outstanding bugs in unity-gtk-module15:52
attentelooked into the libre-office shortcuts problem, apparently it's fixed upstream now15:52
attentethe compiz MP for handling input switching shortcuts needs some more changes before it can be accepted15:52
attentealso doing some more compiz changes to try to move away from the legacy key grabber in g-s-d under unity15:52
attente(eof)15:52
qengho_seb128: I'm ready.15:52
seb128attente, @lo: great, do you have a commit reference?15:52
attenteseb128, let me find it, one sec15:52
seb128attente, also to the compiz mp one, just curious what needs fixing there15:53
attentehttp://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=d77483f0ab1a7f97ec41adfac66d98696adeef70&h=libreoffice-4-115:53
attenteseb128, MC Return was worried about regressions15:54
attentealso about whether it would work well enough with CCSM15:54
desrtMC Return?15:55
desrtplease tell me this is our new name for ted15:55
seb128one of the compiz active guys15:55
larsudesrt: LOL15:55
seb128lol15:55
desrtdamn15:55
larsuthat might have been the funniest thing I've read all week15:55
* attente *whoosh*15:55
larsuattente: "return;"15:56
attenteoh, heh15:56
desrt</derail>15:56
attenteseb128, if you want to follow it, here's the thread: https://code.launchpad.net/~attente/compiz/modifier-tweaks/+merge/19630015:57
seb128attente, thanks, going to read that after the meeting15:57
seb128larsu, hey15:57
larsu- got gtk 3.10 ready for landing; pushed patch to solve build issues upstream15:57
larsu- amended overlay-scrollbar fixes after talking to Cimi and fix warnings (which allegedly led to crashes on some French computers)15:58
larsu- fixed ubuntu-themes issues with new gtk and overlay-scrollbars15:58
larsu- ido: merged outstanding request (+/- keys), fix two greeter crashes15:58
larsu- fixed action issue in indicator-power that the new glib uncovered15:58
larsu- looked into gsettings-qt not working with 5.2 (confirmed it's a qt issue)15:58
larsueof15:58
desrtlarsu: that action patch was awesome, btw15:58
seb128larsu, thanks, great work on GTK/o-s/theme/etc15:58
larsudesrt: thanks for making me do the extra bit ;)15:58
larsuseb128: :)15:58
seb128GTK 3.10 is in the desktop team ppa for those of you who want to test15:59
desrtyou fixed the issue, fixed some other related conceptual cleanliness issues _and_ removed a net of 50 lines of code15:59
seb128https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ppa15:59
desrtlarsu: now... start working on 3.12 :)16:00
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seb128qengho_, hey, your turn if you are still around ;-)16:00
qengho_YAY!16:00
qengho_* Got awesome PPA to streamline build-test-release. armhf isn't 100 hours any m16:00
qengho_ore.16:00
qengho_* More apparmor tweaking and testing for chromium-browser.16:00
qengho_* Tested chromium-browser after libnss change, updated apport reporting. About t16:00
qengho_o release 31.0.1650.57 to #security.16:00
qengho_* To-do: apparmor tightening testing more. accessibility on Linux. decide third-party-cookies default.16:00
qengho_EOF16:00
seb128qengho_, 30.0.1599.114-0ubuntu0.13.10.2  is stucked in trusty-proposed for a month, do you know what's going on there?16:01
seb128autopkgtest for chromium-browser 30.0.1599.114-0ubuntu0.13.10.2: FAIL (Jenkins: public, private)16:01
seb128(http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html)16:01
seb128https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-chromium-browser/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/34/console16:02
qengho_seb128: er, no. I think I remember something from weeks ago, but I don't remember what it was.16:02
seb128       -> Cannot install libunity-webapps-chromium; apt errors follow:16:02
qengho_Oh.16:02
qengho_OH.16:02
Laney E: Package 'libunity-webapps-chromium' has no installation candidate16:02
qengho_I'll look into that. I don't remember16:03
seb128qengho_, can we get that resolved this week? it sucks to be delay for > 1 month, we should be more on top of such issues16:03
Laneyyeah, pretty sure we pinged about that16:03
seb128delayed*16:03
seb128qengho_, thanks16:03
qengho_Laney: I think so too. And I think it was simple to discover theproblem.16:03
* Laney nods16:03
seb128it seems like that just got forgotten in the middle of other stuff16:04
seb128let's get it resolved this week16:04
seb128qengho_, thanks, let me know if you need help/if we should maybe force the migration over it (check with didrocks though, I think he mentioned loosing tabs/chrome when trying that version)16:04
seb128(I should try it as well)16:05
seb128tkamppeter, hey (sorry forgot you earlier)16:05
tkamppeter- cups-filters: Made PPD-less PCL 5c/e printing working.16:05
tkamppeter- cups-filters: Released 1.0.42 with full support for PPD-less printing on PWG Raster (IPP Everywhere), PostScript, PDF, PCL 5c/e, and PCL-XL printers and numerous bug fixes.16:05
tkamppeter- synced some printer driver packages from Debian.16:05
tkamppeter- Working on Landscape format output bug in Poppler.16:05
tkamppeter- Bugs16:05
tkamppeterNote, PPD-less printing is for printing without drivers and printer setup tool on mobile devices.16:06
seb128ok16:06
seb128tkamppeter, did you see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1131854 ?16:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 1131854 in cups (Ubuntu) "cupsd crashed with SIGABRT in __assert_fail_base()" [High,Confirmed]16:06
qengho_didrocks: I'm interested in if you have tabs/chrome problem with PPA version, @ https://launchpad.net/~canonical-chromium-builds/+archive/stage16:07
seb128tkamppeter, it would be nice if you could have a look, that bug got 2424 reports16:07
seb128tkamppeter, thanks16:08
seb128ok, my turn16:08
tkamppeterseb128, will do, but not sure whether it is CUPS, can also be Avahi.16:08
seb128tkamppeter, thanks16:08
seb128ok, my turn16:10
seb128 * tested new GTK, reported some bugs, tested some patches16:10
seb128 * backported some fixes for nautilus issues16:10
seb128 * ran into rhythmbox issues with new glib, looked at n-m on touch issues as well, ended up reverting some upstream commit to workaround the issues16:10
seb128 * ubuntu-system-settings16:10
seb128   - some code reviews16:10
seb128   - some easy UI tweaks, small changes to deal with toolkit deprecations, reported some toolkits before/feature requests on the way16:10
seb128   - looked at bit more to the autopilot tests, almost ready for merging16:10
seb128 * kept looking at e.u.c, poked at some of the issues, pinged people, trying to get things moving/fixes landing16:10
seb128 * lot of discussions about bugs, patches, debugging, etc that I didn't list and don't remember in details16:10
seb128 (just feeling like I've spent most of the week bouncing between bugs/providing debug infos/forwarding those, fixing some, etc)16:10
Laneyfun16:11
larsuseb128: thanks for helping out with testing gtk16:11
seb128larsu, yw!16:11
seb128I should take more notes about all the bugs I bounce in-between, I always fail to remember half of those for the meeting summary16:12
Laneyis it weird that I kind of liked the long dialogs?16:12
larsuLaney: yes16:12
larsuhave you seen them in a language that has longer words on average?16:12
seb128Laney, you don't know what you are talking about16:12
Laneyhahaha16:13
seb128Laney, https://bug719516.bugzilla-attachments.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=26309916:13
seb128Laney, I guess you didn't get that? ;-)16:13
Laneyman, that is claaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassy16:13
seb128lol16:13
seb128you are weird indeed :p16:13
desrtseb128: talking about every single bug during the meeting would be insane16:13
Laneynah, probably didn't see one that bad16:13
seb128desrt, yeah, sometime I've a few interesting one/topic worth mentioning though (like those long dialogs ;-)16:14
seb128one*s*16:14
seb128I should note those down16:14
desrtEND MEETING16:14
seb128Sweetshark, hey, still not around?16:14
seb128desrt, let's see, Sweetshark woke up on another channel, he might want to give his update there16:15
desrtoh.  nice.16:15
Sweetsharkseb128: reporting in.16:15
Sweetsharkseb128: sorry.16:15
* desrt airlifts some fritzkola to Sweetshark, amazon style16:15
seb128hey Sweetshark, nice from you to join us ;-)16:15
desrtwake up, man!!16:15
larsudesrt: that amazon piece was the most brilliant PR move I've seen in a while16:16
seb128lol16:16
larsufree ads in all major pulibcations on a day before the busiest online shopping day in the US16:16
larsu*publications16:17
seb128Sweetshark, zzzZZzzzz16:17
Sweetsharkseb128: so, late feature reviews upstream, some work on separating l10n out of the build (should be finished upstream, but needs tweaking in ./debian) EOF16:17
desrtseb128: maybe we need to up the ante to club mate16:17
larsuoh yeah16:17
* larsu is out :(16:17
seb128club mate, no thanks16:17
desrtseb128: not for you.  for Sweetshark.16:18
seb128right, it seems like he could need it (and it would mean I would need to get it if he drinks it all)16:18
seb128Sweetshark, thanks ;-)16:18
seb128ok16:18
seb128questions/comments/...16:18
seb128oh, one comment from me16:18
seb128we should know soon if there is a desktop week in january/february16:19
seb128msm was out last week but that's supposed to be discussed this week16:19
desrtseb128: first week of february, please :)16:19
seb128I've hinted for that16:19
desrtand in london...16:19
Laneythinking london?16:19
Laney(boo)16:19
desrtyes.  i'm always looking for a side event to make it worthwhile to go to FOSDEM16:19
seb128Laney, that would be good, it would one trip for those who want to go to FOSDEM16:19
Laneybut cool, desktop week16:19
seb128(well, counting London<->Brussel has a short one)16:19
* desrt has a free ride offered from norwich to brussels and back, for that weekend16:20
larsu+1 for London16:20
Laneyweek after fosdem would be preferable16:20
Laney(if there's a choice)16:20
desrtweek before has a hackfest, for me16:20
desrtagain, in norwich...16:20
Laneyah, norwich is nice16:20
Laneywhat's the hackfest?16:20
desrtgnome docs16:20
seb128(</end of meeting>)16:21
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* desrt likes to use gnome docs hackfests as a chance to catch up on his documentation in addition to being on hand for all of the other people to ask how stuff in our platform is supposed to work before they attempt to document it16:21
Laneyneat16:22
larsudesrt: thanks for that. I imagine it improves docs a lot16:22
desrtlarsu: we have a nice pattern down.  and HowDoIs came out of the last time and i was at such an event...16:22
* desrt is still on the fence about howdoi for dconf vendor/framework/app-provided (gdm?) profiles16:23
larsudesrt: do it!16:23
desrt"there's this thing that i don't want you to do... but you're going to do it anyway... and you're probably going to do it wrong... so at least let me tell you how to do it right..."16:24
* desrt loves (for example) how ibus uses a system-db and a custom profile to get default values, as an alternative to gsettings schemas16:25
didrocksqengho: sorry, was in meeting, you want to hurt my chrome again? :p16:27
larsudesrt: but ... why?16:27
qenghodidrocks: YES!16:27
desrtlarsu: i have no idea.  i'm asking around.16:27
didrocksqengho: ok, doing ;)16:27
didrocks(and eventually hating you soon)16:27
larsudesrt: ah... "love" was sarcastic16:27
qenghodidrocks: I heard you had trouble with a recent chromium. I want to make sure it's all in your head.16:27
didrocksyeah16:28
didrockslet's see16:28
desrtlarsu: apparently they came to the conclusion (on their own) that what they were doing was awful and switched to using gsettings16:28
desrtso win.16:28
larsunice16:28
didrocksqengho: same issue, all my tabs are desperatly white agains16:31
didrocksI hate you btw ;)16:31
didrockshum, I have a bunch of chromium process still running16:32
didrockslet me try kill everything16:32
qenghodidrocks: Desolé!16:32
qenghodidrocks: Did it complain about locking the profile?16:33
didrocksqengho: no, no complain at all16:33
didrocksok, killed everything16:33
didrocksand fine then16:33
* qengho boggles.16:33
didrocksso, even quitting chromium, I have a lot of process left16:34
didrocksI think that's what interfere between chromium version16:34
desrtsuper win.  they're abandoning their internal abstraction and switching to straight-up gsettings16:35
desrtdevhelp style16:35
didrocksqengho: yeah, I clearly have one process hitting the CPU like crazy16:36
didrocksand not wanted to die once I'm closing chromium16:36
qenghodidrocks: What does it look like in ps?16:36
didrocksqengho: before closing chromium: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6515326/16:37
didrocksqengho: and the hanging ones after closing chromium: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6515331/16:37
seb128desrt, larsu: I was waiting for you to say "because dconf doesn't abort on missing schemas" :p16:38
larsuhaha16:38
seb128half joking16:38
seb128I'm sure some people do it this way because of that16:38
larsuI know. That makes it so funny!16:38
desrtseb128: actually, ibus is the only thing on earth that uses dconf this way16:41
desrtit's truly exceptional16:41
desrtthe only other thing that comes close is gdm, but and it does in order to change the behaviour of _other_ programs that it runs under itself (ie: the login screen session)16:42
qenghodidrocks: Do you mind running Cr in a terminal without and with  --disable-extensions  to see if there's a difference?16:44
didrocksqengho: sure16:44
didrocksqengho: yep, it's an extension apparently, it will be quick, I have 5 and 4 of them are google ones :)16:47
qenghodidrocks: if it's sync, it could be  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chromium-browser/+bug/122521516:47
ubot2Launchpad bug 1225215 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "chromium doesn't shut down. Next run gets "Your profile could not be opened"." [Undecided,In progress]16:47
didrocksqengho: yeah, I didn't get that profile though16:49
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didrocksqengho: hum, all extensions disabled, still hanging16:52
didrocksqengho: is this option doing anything else?16:52
qenghoOh, well that's confusing.16:52
qenghodidrocks: Well, it doesn't "disable" them so much as hide the index of them so they don't appear to be installed. So it's not quite the same thing.16:53
qenghodidrocks: I'll get back to you with some ideas and questions. Thank you very much.16:53
didrocksqengho: oh, really, it seemed to be a little bit more involved seeing how long it was taking :)16:53
didrocksqengho: thanks!16:53
didrocksqengho: if that can help, the warning I'm getting: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6515393/16:53
qenghoThanks, d. None of those look unusual to me.16:54
didrocksok16:54
Mirvseb128: tag qt5.2 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+bugs?field.tag=qt5.216:58
Mirvseb128: qt 5.2 is supposed to land when it's released, that list is empty and we have a image with Qt 5.2 PPA enabled that gives same autopilot results at Qt 5.0.216:59
Mirvlarsu: ^ the tag16:59
larsuMirv: thanks I'll add it17:00
seb128Laney, did you see any visible different with the antialiasing on? I've a graph that's not smooth but it doesn't look different with it17:05
Laneyyes17:06
Laneyit looks way different to me ...17:06
Laneysec17:06
seb128Laney, http://ubuntuone.com/6mCyngMtaJji3Hn8GNKdOb is the result here17:08
seb128but that graph has lot of things to smooth17:08
seb128just the 2 glitches in the first segment17:09
Laneyhttp://ubuntuone.com/2bEGsM1Y6hPS0DhB59BYTj17:09
seb128ok, it's better indeed, you also have that "width doesn't seem constant" issue, just before the flat segment17:11
Laneyyep17:11
Laneythe canvas implementation doesn't seem the best17:11
Laneyshould see what it's like with 5.217:11
seb128yeah, let's not spend too much time on a graph though17:11
seb128that's a pretty minor thing17:11
Laneywell we're using it fine17:12
Laneynothing we can do to fix that afaik17:12
seb128the colors look weird as well17:12
seb128I wonder if I should put more steps in the gradient17:12
seb128I just did green->yellow->red17:12
LaneyI was wondering if maybe it shouldn't be linear or something17:12
seb128green->red was not looking nice, but that yellow is a bit "fluo"17:12
Laneydon't know about that kind of thing though17:12
seb128yeah, me neither17:13
seb128fluo->neon17:14
seb128or whatever it's called in english :p17:14
Laneyfluorescent17:14
Laneyor luminous17:14
seb128thanks17:14
seb128we say "fluo" as the common/short version of fluorescent17:14
seb128you guys don't do that?17:15
Laneynope17:15
seb128k17:15
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seb128tkamppeter, just saw your poppler bugfix upload, is that patch coming from upstream/upstreamed? (there is no such reference on the bugs you listed nor in the upload)18:13
tkamppeterseb128, no, but it is on my TODO list for submitting upstream. I have found this bug and created the fix by myself, after seeing https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=768811 and the related distro patch for cups-filters (which I did not upstreamize as the real bug is in Poppler).18:16
ubot2bugzilla.redhat.com bug 768811 in cups-filters "Landscape Printing not working" [Unspecified,Closed: errata]18:16
seb128tkamppeter, ok, thanks. It's nice to upstream first, so you can have the bug reference in the patch upload, but as long as it's upstreamed things are fine I guess18:17
seb128Sweetshark, if we do another libreoffice upload to saucy, can we get http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=d77483f0ab1a7f97ec41adfac66d98696adeef70&h=libreoffice-4-1 included (I guess that's in 4.2 for trusty already?)18:38
Sweetsharkseb128: sure.18:47
seb128Sweetshark, thanks18:47
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robert_ancelldesrt, are you a GNOME foundation member?20:34
desrtyes20:36
robert_ancelldesrt, is https://www.gnome.org/foundation/membership/ not up to date then?20:40
robert_ancellit seems a lot more sparse than I'd expect20:40
desrtya... something is wrong with that page20:45
rickspencer3robert_ancell, are you around yet?20:51
robert_ancellrickspencer3, sure am20:55
rickspencer3hey robert_ancell20:56
rickspencer3I did a dist-upgrade this afternoon, and now that computer won't get to LightDM20:56
rickspencer3sadly, it's back in my co-working space20:56
rickspencer3I had to come home to get back online20:56
rickspencer3robert_ancell, this is trusty, obviously :)20:57
rickspencer3also, hi, how are you (and other things a person might say to another person ; ) )20:57
robert_ancellrickspencer3, I had a problem this morning where i couldn't type into the greeter but an upgrade brought in X and that fixed it20:57
robert_ancellI'm fully dist-upgraded now and using trusty - do you have any logs?20:57
rickspencer3robert_ancell, like I say, I don't have access to that 'puter atm20:58
robert_ancell:(20:58
rickspencer3it could be x that won't start20:58
rickspencer3hybrid graphics :/20:58
seb128little chance to debug that without access to the box...20:58
robert_ancellrickspencer3, oh, do you have a nvidia card in it?20:58
rickspencer3robert_ancell, yeah20:58
seb128robert_ancell, weird, we didn't have any significant xorg changes recently20:58
robert_ancellrickspencer3, I can't boot with the trusty kernel, nouveau locks up the kernel for me (I think)20:58
robert_ancellI'm running the saucy kernel by choosing it at grub20:58
rickspencer3hmmm, not sure I have pre-trusty kernel on it20:58
rickspencer3I tried the previous kernel but that didn't work either20:59
robert_ancellI'm running 3.11.0-13-generic20:59
rickspencer3robert_ancell, ok, I'll poke at it in the morning20:59
seb128can you got to a vt?20:59
rickspencer3seb128, no20:59
seb128e.g ctrl-alt-f120:59
rickspencer3no vt20:59
rickspencer3nada20:59
robert_ancellme neither20:59
rickspencer3totally screwed20:59
seb128ok, so not an xorg issue20:59
seb128seems like the kernel issue robert_ancell is describing20:59
robert_ancellthough I saw some nouveau errors messages on a text console at one time20:59
seb128go nvidia :/21:00
rickspencer3robert_ancell, well, if you don't know what it is off hand, I think I;ll just have to bring my other laptop to my co-working space tomorrow21:00
seb128thanks guys, you convinced me to stay on intel for my next config ;-)21:00
rickspencer3and an ethernet cable21:00
rickspencer3seb128, well, this is hybrid graphics21:00
robert_ancellseb128, yeah, I always regret not going pure intel21:00
rickspencer3a total pita21:00
robert_ancellso is mine21:00
robert_ancellseb128, hey, still online btw? :)21:01
robert_ancellseb128, I'm running unity-control-center here21:01
seb128robert_ancell, hey, seems so ... "still" is rather "back", just back from dinner21:01
seb128robert_ancell, how does it feel? ;-)21:02
robert_ancellseb128, pretty much like before, but *much* easier to hack on21:02
seb128I meant to look at u-s-d and u-c-c this week21:02
robert_ancellseb128, yeah, I was going to push all the packages into a PPA then do a call for testing21:02
seb128do you still have work you want to get done on those?21:02
robert_ancelland review21:02
seb128or do you feel like we are getting ready for review etc?21:02
seb128cool21:02
seb128I'm going to have a look21:03
robert_ancellthere's some small details on u-c-c, but I don't know if we need to bother / solve them right now21:03
seb128tell me21:03
robert_ancellI haven't tried running u-s-d yet, but will do that after u-c-c21:03
* seb128 is scared of all the crazyness robert_ancell is doing21:03
robert_ancelloh, chill out! :)21:03
seb128that seems backward!21:03
seb128you should be able to run g-c-c on top of u-s-d21:03
seb128well at least while the version are in sync, which is the case atm21:04
robert_ancellbut wont be for long21:04
seb128well, it is atm :p21:04
robert_ancell1. two of the icons have changed since we had to rename them and the gnome theme has the different names - not sure if we should copy the icons from the gnome theme over the control-center ones to make them change back21:04
seb128and that would be a good testcase to make sure you didn't do incompatible changes to dbus or gsettings keys21:04
robert_ancell2. Might want some packaging magic to uninstall libgnome-control-center now it doesn't exist21:05
seb128there is no such magic21:05
seb128you advocate for Unity users have g-c-c leftover and now you want to clean the small lib in the other direction? ;-)21:05
robert_ancell3. Some of the package names for custom panels refer to gnome but they only work in unity now (since they use libunity-control-center)21:05
seb128you renamed the lib?21:06
robert_ancellseb128, no, the new g-c-c should probably conflict on it since anything compiled against it wont show in the new g-c-c or u-c-c21:06
seb128I guess it makes sense... that's not going to be a big transition21:06
robert_ancellI think I've got all the cases but there could be third party ones or something I've missed21:06
seb128seems like a pointless change21:07
robert_ancellseb128, what is?21:07
seb128renaming the lib21:07
seb128but at the same time it's not like lot of third party softwares are using it21:07
robert_ancellbut it doesn't work with the new g-c-c, it would be very unclear to give it the old name21:07
robert_ancellexactly21:07
seb128those who are can probably rebuild for the new LTS21:07
robert_ancellwe can do this properly since there's not a lot of consumers21:07
seb128ok, fair enough21:07
seb128so21:08
robert_ancellI haven't changed the function calls so it's trivial to recompile (though I was wondering if we should change any prefixes)21:08
seb1281. I don't understand the issue enough, do you have a bug report? ;-)21:08
robert_ancellseb128, It hasn't been released so no bug report21:08
seb128it feels like we should just ship those icons in our theme or in u-c-c21:08
robert_ancellseb128, yeah21:08
seb1282. just make g-c-c conflicts on the lib21:09
seb128the apt resolver should be smart enough, assuming there is no user of the lib left21:09
robert_ancellseb128, but basically, the sound panel uses an icon installed in /usr/share/icons, we have to rename ours since it would conflict with the one in g-c-c. But the icon in the u-c-c/g-c-c package never gets used because there's a different icon in the gnome theme package.21:09
seb128well, if it's not used just delete it from u-c-c21:10
robert_ancellseb128, so we should put the used icon into the u-c-c source21:10
robert_ancellseb128, it should probably provide an icon by default since otherwise it has no icon if you uninstall the theme21:10
seb128it's u-c-c21:10
seb128it can depends on our theme21:10
robert_ancellseb128, sure, then we can delete all the icons21:10
seb128Unity is a desktop, not a toolbox21:10
seb128(copy GNOME speech ;-)21:11
robert_ancellworks for me21:11
robert_ancellI'll just add a dependency on the theme21:11
seb128+121:11
robert_ancellthough the used icons are in the gnome theme, so it's a bit weird21:11
robert_ancelli.e. humanity doesn't override any of these icons afaict21:11
robert_ancellmeh, it's a minor point. Any result which shows the same icons as today will do21:12
seb128well, the other option is to patch gnome-icon-theme to add them there and patch it out of g-c-c and u-c-c21:12
seb128but that's more work21:12
robert_ancellI'll just copy them from gnome-icon-theme to u-c-c21:12
seb128ok, as long as there is no file conflict21:12
robert_ancellthere wont be21:12
seb128cool21:13
seb1283. is a non issue, let's just do a small transition/rename those panels21:13
seb128there is like 4 of those21:13
robert_ancell4. activity-log-manager is in some sort of crash loop, not sure if that's due to u-c-c or it's just broken in trusty21:14
seb128it's not broken in trusty21:14
robert_ancelland 5. activity-log-manager and deja-dup we need to talk to upstream - are their panels only working in unity? Then we should get them to take the patches so they compile against libunity-control-center instead21:15
seb128you might hit a bug which doesn't have to do with the renaming though21:15
robert_ancellyeah21:15
robert_ancellI think I might just do the PPA now and fix that one later21:15
seb128alm, we are sort of upstream21:15
robert_ancellI figured we're close enough to upstream for both21:15
seb128(well Seif is, but I'm not sure he's still interested in it, we co-maintain it)21:15
seb128deja-dup -> mterry (he's in London this week so offline at this time)21:16
seb128right21:16
seb128ok21:16
seb128did you try GTK 3.10?21:16
robert_ancelloh there was 6. Is there any way to get update manager to do an apt-get autoremove or similar so g-c-c is uninstalled on GUI dist-upgrades?21:16
robert_ancellno21:16
seb128(just pondering if we should mix testing/transition in the desktop ppa)21:16
robert_ancellseb128, do you think I should just dump all this into the main PPA?21:17
seb128I'm testing GTK 3.10 in the main ppa21:17
seb128maybe let's use another one for the first round21:17
robert_ancellsure21:17
seb128or let me tomorrow to test your stuff21:17
seb128I plan to try to move GTK to trusty this week21:17
robert_ancellI feel it's at the point where I think we should definitely go ahead. I know you and Laney are a bit nervous about the forking21:18
seb128then we can use the ppa for u-s-d u-c-c next week21:18
robert_ancellIt's all wins for us and the GNOME people21:18
seb128I'm not nervous about forking21:18
seb128I'm nervous about you doing it :p21:18
robert_ancellvote of confidence hah!21:18
seb128;-)21:18
seb128joke aside, the current approach seems fine21:18
seb128I was nervous about renaming keys21:19
seb128you didn't do that right?21:19
robert_ancellIt's like that in my current branch, but I'm going to look at reverting that21:19
seb128renaming the keys?21:19
robert_ancellyes21:19
seb128how did you migrate config?21:19
robert_ancellI hadn't got to that yet21:19
robert_ancellI was still testing21:19
seb128ok, so you just reset config for u-s-d?21:19
robert_ancellwe could migrate config, it's not impossible21:20
seb128"reset"21:20
seb128start fresh rather21:20
seb128no, it's not, but that's getting tricky21:20
robert_ancellseb128, yes, but this was just so I could co-install them and test21:20
seb128and I would prefer to avoid dealing with migration in a LTS cycle21:20
seb128because we might just learn from those from people doing LTS upgrades21:20
seb128we don't want to make the experience suck for those21:21
robert_ancellseb128, note that you can't run the vanilla g-c-c because we removed some keys from g-s-d - so we did the same thing I'm worried about to GNOME :)21:21
seb128we did?21:21
seb128we did revert commits that include new keys?21:21
robert_ancellfor the input methods - we reverted to the old method but didn't leave the new keys in the schema21:21
seb128oh, that's a bug more than a feature21:22
seb128but yeah, I'm sure that's going to happen21:22
seb128I just don't want to learn about upgrade issue by hitting LTS users21:22
robert_ancellthat's where it gets easier if we can rename the schemas, but I'll try and tackle that later if we have time21:22
seb128we can do the schemas rename next cycle21:22
robert_ancellsure21:22
seb128right, let's see21:23
seb128land the first round and iterate21:23
robert_ancellai21:23
seb128if we get confident about the migration we can discuss it21:23
seb128otherwise next cycle is fine21:23
robert_ancellseb128, hmm, I can't add PPAs to ~ubuntu-desktop anymore?21:24
seb128so let's split the g-c-c schemas in a new binary shared between both as a first step21:24
robert_ancellyep21:24
robert_ancellAnd there's a spelling mistake in the team description21:24
robert_ancell"since it gives you commit right to bzr."21:25
seb128robert_ancell, I promoted you back to admin, have fun21:25
robert_ancellhah! you will regret it ;)21:25
seb128let's see :p21:25
robert_ancelloh, I was trying to think of a good name for the PPA21:25
robert_ancellthat wasn't going to be taken the wrong way politically21:25
seb128uss?21:26
robert_ancellI'm going to try and be careful so we don't get bad press when we do this21:26
seb128or ucc21:26
robert_ancelland that includes u-s-d as well? I guess it implies it21:26
seb128yes21:26
seb128or just "settings"21:26
robert_ancellI called all the branches unity-control-center so I'll stick with that21:26
robert_ancellseb128, you up much longer?21:27
robert_ancellI wanted to avoid settings so it wasn't confused with the new settings work21:28
seb128robert_ancell, I'm about to go back home, so I should be offline for like 15 min, then I'm probably going to do some for hacking for another hour21:28
robert_ancellseb128, oh, where are you now?21:28
seb128I went outside for dinner and brought the laptop with me21:29
robert_ancellOh, I had a 7 - should we call it unity-control-center 1.0 or 3.6.3? I think 1.0 would be clearer21:29
seb1287?21:30
seb128oh21:30
robert_ancellyeah, we could do 7 too21:30
seb128lol21:30
robert_ancellIt's just odd to stick on an obscure 3.6.3 forever21:30
seb128use our naming scheme?21:31
seb12813.1221:31
seb128or 14.04.021:31
robert_ancellbut we might never update it for 14.1021:31
seb128ok, 1.0 it is then21:31
seb128we should put it under daily landing21:31
seb128so it's going to be 1.0+daily<something>21:31
seb128which seems fine21:32
robert_ancellyes21:32
robert_ancelloh yay. We can drop the -0ubuntu121:32
seb128;-)21:32
seb128ok, dropping offline21:32
robert_ancellbye21:32
seb128back in 15 minutes or so if you have other questions21:32
seb128robert_ancell, where is your u-s-d work? I don't see any "settings" on https://code.launchpad.net/~robert-ancell/22:16
robert_ancellseb128, lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-settings-daemon/unity22:17
seb128thanks22:17
robert_ancellseb128, bug 125750522:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 1257505 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "Create Unity Control Center so can remain on old GNOME Control Center version" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/125750522:19
robert_ancelltrying to get the PPA priority bumped, all the packages are there22:19
robert_ancellseb128, oh, I noticed you made a change to g-c-c since I branched - can you push that into lp:unity-control-center?22:21
robert_ancellthe 48 change22:21
seb128robert_ancell, doesn't seem like those builds are a priority right? ;-)22:21
robert_ancellall the ~ubuntu-desktop stuff is a priority22:21
seb128robert_ancell, sure, can push there22:21
seb128hum22:22
seb128robert_ancell, I branched lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-settings-daemon/unity and the changelog has "gnome-settings-daemon (3.8.5-0ubuntu11.1) saucy; urgency=low"22:22
seb128is that normal?22:22
seb128rules has the binary named g-s-d22:23
seb128things looks wrong22:23
robert_ancellyeah, I didn't update the changelog22:23
robert_ancellbzr log should show a bunch of changes though22:23
seb128ups22:23
seb128control22:23
seb128right22:23
seb128but you didn't rename the binaries?22:23
robert_ancellnot yet22:23
seb128I though you wanted to make those co-installable?22:23
seb128oh, ok22:23
seb128what did you change then?22:23
seb128just having an import/full source doing the same thing as current trusty is doing?22:24
robert_ancellyes, that looks right22:24
* robert_ancell tries to find the branch where I did the renaming22:24
seb128what do you want me to review/test?22:25
robert_ancelllp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-settings-daemon/rename-to-unity22:25
robert_ancellnot u-s-d22:25
robert_ancellbut u-c-c yes22:25
seb128ok22:28
seb128robert_ancell, oh, shrug, renaming the binary means patching apps that call g-c-c :/ (I guess that's why you added indicators to your bug)22:34
robert_ancellseb128, yep, but I think I've got them all22:34
seb128I doubt that22:34
robert_ancellI was able to remove g-c-c from my system and reverse-depends seems happy22:34
seb128robert_ancell, like eog calls g-c-c22:36
robert_ancellset as background?22:37
seb128robert_ancell, yes, or cairo dock calls it22:37
seb128robert_ancell, http://codesearch.debian.net/search?prev=0.82.138&q=gnome-control-center+&skip=18222:37
robert_ancellwell, cairo dock is not necessarily wrong, it's only apps that are specifically in unity that we need to fix22:38
seb128well, eog is not specific to unity22:38
seb128but we don't want it to stop working under unity22:38
seb128who knows what apps out there do the same22:38
robert_ancellyes, eog should be patches22:38
seb128that debian codesearch has other stuff22:39
seb128gnome-color-manager22:39
seb128gthumb22:39
seb128gnome-documents? (do we want gnome apps to work under unity?)22:40
seb128screenlets22:40
seb128that's about it22:40
robert_ancellfixable22:41
seb128which is still an ok list, but it feels like we are creating issues for third parties, scripts, etc22:41
robert_ancellwell, it's a real issue. We can't just pretend it doesn't exist22:41
seb128which is not the end of the world but annoying22:41
seb128which do we undermine the experience for our main desktop/users for a flavor?22:42
robert_ancellI don't think this is going to undermine our main users22:43
seb128well, it's going to make apps works better under GNOME remix than Unity22:44
seb128if we miss to patch some22:44
seb128or if those a third party apps22:44
robert_ancellthey're pretty easy to find and fix22:45
seb128except is that's e.g chrome22:45
seb128if*22:45
robert_ancellit's just an ? $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP == Unity ? "unity-control-center" : "gnome-control-center"22:45
seb128right, if you have access to the source22:45
seb128well I guess google is going to fix chrome if needed (I didn't check if they use it, making a potential example)22:46
robert_ancellYeah, they just have to fix it22:46
seb128but yeah, I guess that's a limited set and we just need to transition those22:47
=== m_conley_away is now known as m_conley
seb128robert_ancell, u-c-c looks fine from a first build/run, I'm going to play with it more tomorrow22:58
robert_ancellcool, thanks22:58
seb128calling it a day for today though22:58
seb128see you tomorrow22:58
robert_ancellbye22:58
seb128bye22:58

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