=== shengyao_afk is now known as shengyao === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [08:49] good morning desktopers [08:49] morning [08:51] hey ali1234, how are you? [08:51] fine thanks :) [08:51] ali1234, well done one fixing that lightdm bug, I need to restart with the update to see if it works for me as well ;-) [08:52] turns out it was timing related after all... timing of finalize() anyway [08:52] i'm just waiting for my xfwm4 patches to be accepted, then we have completely seamless backgrounds from login to logout on xubuntu [09:03] hey [09:03] Moin! [09:11] hey Laney Sweetshark [09:13] hey seb128 Sweetshark [09:13] how's it going? [09:15] good! you? [09:16] pretty decent thanks [09:50] larsu, do you know in which case GtkTreeView uses a GtkAdjustment for vertical scrolling or not? [09:50] seb128: I'm not sure. I assume when the minimum sizes of the columns exceed the width of the tree view? [09:53] larsu, is that dynamic? [09:53] larsu, I'm trying to make sense of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/1024590 [09:53] Launchpad 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] [09:54] that code does [09:54] adj = self.get_vadjustment() [09:54] is_scrolled_down = (adj.get_value() + adj.get_page_size() == [09:54] adj.get_upper()) [09:54] seb128: it is dynamic, but you can fix it by setting GtkTreeViewColumn::fixed-width [09:54] but sometime vadjustment is null [09:54] oh [09:55] I'm pondering just putting a "if adj is not None" in there [09:56] I 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 nowadays [09:56] vadjustment can definitely be NULL [09:56] according to the docs [09:56] right [09:56] if there is no adjustement in use [09:56] seb128: actualy I probably would have done exactly this [09:56] that is_scrolled_down seems a bit weird to me [09:57] why does this code need to know whether it's scrolled down? [09:57] mvo, ok, sending a mp your way then [09:57] larsu, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6513667/ [09:58] larsu, seems to stick you at the end of the list if you got there and new entries get added [09:58] ah okay, that makes sense [09:59] ya, just check for NULL (or None) [09:59] mvo, hey btw, how is your cold? feeling better? [10:00] seb128: much better, good enough to play hockey yesterday even :) but wasn't my most spectacular performance, so not fully recocvered yet [10:00] nice [10:00] well, you can't master it every time ;-) [10:00] seb128: 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] seb128: :) [10:01] mvo, is there a way to "simulate" an update? I wonder in which case that happen [10:02] seb128: most likely when there's no scrolling, because you don't need an adjustment then [10:03] larsu, well, I tried to reproduce by installing updates and resizing that widget to size where it requires scrolling or not without hitting the bug [10:03] oh well, checking None should work [10:03] mvo, is [10:03] try: [10:03] iter = self._download_map[uri] [10:04] a 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/except [10:08] seb128: 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 later [10:08] seb128: so that its easier to follow what is happening (plus add a comment whats going on) === charles_ is now known as charles [10:08] mvo, if you want to do it (and fix the None case) that would be great ;-) [10:17] seb128: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~aptdaemon-developers/aptdaemon/main/revision/963 - hopefully a bit clearer now :) [10:20] desrt: 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 now [10:22] mvo, it is, thanks a lot! [10:22] shim shimmy shim [10:24] mvo, 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=day [10:27] seb128: heh, ok [10:30] mvo, danke ;-) [10:30] seb128: checking out why I get some testfailures curently, but I think its unreleated [10:30] mvo, 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)? [10:31] seb128: [10:31] Sorry, 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 first [10:32] urg [10:32] mvo, that's https://launchpad.net/bugs/1202754 [10:32] Launchpad bug 1202754 in update-manager (Ubuntu Saucy) "update-manager crashed with SystemExit in exit(): 0" [High,Confirmed] [10:32] mvo, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/145273757/Traceback.txt [10:34] seb128: yes, I think that is ok, this is one of those rarther useless reports [10:34] mvo, it's creating lot of apport prompting noise, let's just silent that then ;-) [10:58] Mirv, congrats on getting upload rights for the qt stack ;-) [10:59] thanks seb128 :) [11:19] mlankhorst: bug #1197921 looks like a you thing [11:19] Launchpad bug 1197921 in xorg-server (Ubuntu Saucy) "LibreOffice spreadsheet causes full Xorg crash with Anti-Aliasing enabled" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1197921 [11:19] want to sponsor? [11:19] i can't sponsor pixman [11:20] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+queue?queue_state=1 [11:20] sure you can [11:20] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/saucy/+queue?queue_state=1&memo=90&start=90 [11:20] besides it's already queued [11:21] requires some sru admin to accept it [11:21] ok [11:21] can you make the status be "In Progress" then? [11:29] lunch, bbiab === jhernand1z is now known as jhernandez === MalcontentMatt is now known as mjohnson15 [13:04] seb128: ping? [13:05] GunnarHj, hey [13:05] seb128: Hello, Seb! [13:05] seb128: 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] Launchpad bug 991002 in GLibC "Change name for bn-BD from 'Bengali(Bangladesh)' to 'Bangla(Bangladesh)')" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/991002 [14:13] pitti: sure [14:29] anyone wants to do some testing of mesa 10 before I upload it to trusty? [14:29] I'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) [14:36] mlankhorst, yes, likely the touch guys and some unity guys, do you have it in a ppa? [14:36] ppa:canonical-x/x-staging [14:36] oh I've done unity testing too [14:36] that's a thrown it all ppa though [14:36] it works, surprisingly [14:37] and it kept working after upgrading to xorg 1.15 too [14:37] sec I'll copy it to ubuntu-x-swat [14:37] haha surprisingly [14:37] confidence inspiring [14:40] Laney: I was more worried about the xmir patch from xorg 1.15 failing than mesa [14:41] :> [14:41] we are not going with 1.15 (yet) anyway [14:41] no I put it in the ppa for testing :P [14:42] desrt, I like how you unassigned yourself from that hud bug ;-) [14:42] desrt, good morning! [14:42] I've copied mesa10 to ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/ppa === shengyao is now known as shengyao_afk [14:47] seb128: hi :) [14:47] seb128: larsu made me do it :) [14:48] if it wasn't for him i would had just happily ignored it :p [14:48] desrt: well, I pointed you to it with the comment that you should "do something about it" [14:48] haha [14:49] larsu +1 [14:49] *cough* [14:49] seb128: maybe not +1 if you knew what his suggestion about what to do with it was :p [14:49] drop the hud? [14:49] (what do I win? :p) [14:50] for best original idea? [14:50] I did not say that (but think it, of course) [14:50] larsu, desrt: I know you guys :p [14:50] no. we did not consider this line of thinking :p [14:50] so, qqmlpropertymap is broken in 5.2 :-/ [14:50] larsu, "fun" [14:51] good that we didn't land that update yet [14:51] ya [14:51] it means you can just open a blocker bug [14:51] and assign it to mardy \o/ [14:51] Mirv, can you get somebody helping looking at a qt 5.2 regression if we open it with a testcase? [14:52] Mirv, didrocks: when is qt 5.2 supposed to land? [14:52] seb128: it needs to be released first ;) [14:52] 10th Dec 2013, it seems [14:52] http://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt-5.2-release [14:53] then, let's wait for Mirv, I know he's tracking the regressions and fixes [14:53] didrocks, well, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity8/trunk/revision/569 [14:53] * larsu opens a bug in the meantime [14:53] didrocks, oh, I misread the commit message, I though we were making stuff depends on 5.2 [14:53] seb128: how do I mark it blocking the qt release? [14:53] there is still the alternative though [14:53] interesting, so we are stuck on releasing unity8 trunk until Qt is uploaded [14:53] "nice" [14:54] didrocks, no, I misread that, sorry ;-) [14:54] didrocks, there is a | [14:54] didrocks, Mirv: ^ can you reply to larsu's question about how to mark a bug blocker for 5.2 landing? [14:54] Mirv would konw [14:55] didrocks, 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] didrocks, thanks [14:55] seb128: I would in this evening meeting, thanks! [14:58] seb128: Did you miss my question around 14:06? [14:58] Mirv, seb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtdeclarative-opensource-src/+bug/1257322 [14:58] Launchpad bug 1257322 in qtdeclarative-opensource-src (Ubuntu) "gsettings-qt doesn't work with Qt 5.2" [Undecided,New] [14:59] GunnarHj, I did read it but was dealing with other pings and forgot, sorry [14:59] larsu, thanks [14:59] GunnarHj, looking [14:59] seb128: Ok, no problem. [15:00] GunnarHj, you should ask attente, he knows better about the text input dialog, he wrote it [15:00] seb128: Ok, I'll do. Thanks! [15:03] attente, hey [15:03] seb128, hi [15:04] attente, ^ fyi (Gunnar wondering about why the text entry panel lists Bengali (should be Bangla) ... where is the list coming from? [15:05] attente: Hi! Repeating the q I asked seb128: [15:05] attente: 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] Launchpad bug 991002 in GLibC "Change name for bn-BD from 'Bengali(Bangladesh)' to 'Bangla(Bangladesh)')" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/991002 [15:09] GunnarHj, seb128, it seems to be /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/evdev.xml [15:10] xkb-data then [15:10] attente, thanks [15:10] i guess if we just change the one description, it might fix it [15:11] attente: So it seems; I'm going to submit a MP then. Thanks! [15:14] GunnarHj, open an upstream bug, I doubt we are going to distro patch that without it [15:15] seb128: Will do. [15:19] mterry, is there plan to make unity-greeter a proper upstart session (or at least run e.g dbus through an upstart-session job)? [15:24] seb128, 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 it [15:25] mterry, ted says that bug #1257251 is likely due to that (or the lack of it rather) [15:25] Launchpad 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/1257251 [15:26] seb128, hmm, is there a symptom or just log errors? [15:26] mterry, log spamming mostly, but it indicates things not being started/stopped as they should, so I wouldn't exclude apport reports or side effects [15:27] mterry, basically my guess is that dbus is going down before the indicator-stop signal is sent and that upstart tries to respawn indicators in between [15:29] seb128, hmm, right. Because I think we run upstart now for indicators where we didn't before. [15:29] mterry, correct [15:30] mterry, we should at least make sure the indicator-stop signal is sent before taking dbus down, if the greeter is doing both [15:30] oh, it's meeting time === tkamppeter__ is now known as tkamppeter [15:31] qengho_, Sweetshark, mlankhorst, Laney, tkamppeter, desrt, attente, larsu: hey [15:32] quiet meeting [15:33] * seb128 rings bell [15:33] good morning desktopers :p [15:33] hi :) [15:33] seems so [15:33] let's try to get started [15:33] qengho_, hey! [15:34] g'day mate [15:34] ok, maybe qengho_ is still on extended turkey eating w.e ;-) [15:34] Sweetshark, hey [15:35] you know how turkey makes you feel when you've had too much... [15:35] same as chicken! [15:35] nobody is here today!! [15:35] Sweetshark, you have no turkey excuse! [15:36] mlankhorst, hey (at least somebody who is here ;-) [15:36] hey [15:36] *** Ping timeout [15:36] *** mlankhorst quits [Ping timeout] [15:36] preparing mesa 10, and testing it. upload xorg 1.15 to ppa [15:36] damnit [15:36] :D [15:36] Laney wins [15:36] gsd optimus bugs LP #1224254 [15:36] Launchpad bug 1224254 in gnome-desktop3 (Ubuntu Precise) "xrandr Xerrors with the nvidia binary drivers (optimus)" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1224254 [15:36] lol [15:36] some testing on xorg 1.15 too [15:37] mlankhorst, are you claiming credit for tseliot or is it the other way around? ;-) (he has a debdiff of the optimus report) [15:37] ^D [15:37] seb128: oh I helped him find some issues [15:37] oh ok, thanks for that ;-) [15:37] I couldn't reproduce it locally but I had a hunch [15:37] can you share the ppa info again for the mesa 10 update? [15:37] in case other people want to test it [15:37] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/ppa/+packages [15:38] yes, I was sabotaging myself when debugging and mlankhorst helped me realise that :D [15:38] ^ testing of that is welcome [15:38] tseliot, mlankhorst: glad you guys figured it out in any case ;-) [15:38] I've tested the slow dash bug on g33, tested the 3 major vendors and also did smoke test to see if indirect still worked [15:38] seems like a good start [15:38] only broken on glamor-egl, not going to be fixed before 1.15 [15:38] hum [15:38] there's a glx rewrite in 1.15 [15:38] is that a regression? [15:39] no :p [15:39] are you sure? ;-) [15:39] yes :p [15:39] ok, fine then [15:39] it's fixed by a glx rewrite [15:39] but that is such a massive delta that I'm not going to try to get it in 1.14 [15:39] well, let's see about 1.15 that's another topic, need more discussion/planning in any case [15:39] right [15:40] mlankhorst, thanks [15:40] 47 files changed, 3580 insertions(+), 42560 deletions(-) [15:40] though most deletions are autogenerated code [15:40] the diff is nice ;-) [15:40] Laney, hey [15:40] hallo [15:40] • Code reviews on some timezonemap contributions from David Shea at Redhat [15:40] • Porting work to help libav transition along, which went with samba and e-d-s; all got migrated in the end [15:40] • Investigation of a Qt bug with respect to time printing; turned out to be fixed in 5.2 [15:40] BTW thanks a lot for your help mlankhorst! [15:41] • 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] • u-s-s: Discover that there's an antialiasing property on Canvas which improves the visual quality quite a lot. [15:41] • u-s-s: Some small reviews too [15:41] • Bisect evolution to find out when the message preview pane went black, find the affected commit & revert it, pinging on the upstream bug [15:41] • Package & upload new glib; exposed some regressions, wiggle jenkins/britney to get the reverted version (which seb128 uploaded, cheers) to migrate [15:41] • In gaps, look at webkitgtk/arm64 now that qemu-arm64 works. Still not there but it inches along. [15:41] • Patch pilot [15:41] • DMB meeting [15:41] NUL [15:41] how is webkitgtk going? did you manage to build enough to hit the errors in qemu? how slow is that? [15:42] yeah [15:42] it's not terrible [15:42] the problem is my knowledge at this point, should file it upstream [15:43] do you think you can get it resolved this week? should we talk about a plan B to force migrate it without arm64? [15:43] it will migrate [15:43] btw there is a new point release, not sure it fixes any arm64 issue? [15:43] nah, trying that one [15:43] the problem is when we try to build something against the new version [15:43] and it doesn't get an arm64 build === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [15:44] well, 2.3 is still in trusty-proposed [15:44] what is blocking migration? [15:44] i blocked it [15:44] oh ok [15:45] because it's a development release [15:45] so I didn't want to let it migrate if it wasn't going to work [15:45] * seb128 wants the new goa (with gtk support in its own binary), is that still blocked on webkit? [15:45] yeah, IIRC [15:45] although we might be able to replicate the split with our current package [15:47] ok [15:47] Laney, thanks [15:47] let's see if webkit clears out [15:47] if it's not done by next week I'm going to have a look to goa, I want that dealt with before holidays if possible [15:47] desrt, hey [15:47] I'll try trunk with the small patch and then forward it upstream [15:47] what's up? [15:47] oh. right. [15:47] - dconf [15:48] fixing 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 overrides [15:48] also did the usual random side stuff here and there with small bugs in glib, etc. [15:48] that's all [15:49] desrt, dconf "lots of bugs" ... anything that seems like it happens in practice and should be SRUed? [15:50] no. mostly RFEs [15:50] dconf doesn't really have real bugs :p [15:50] well... i mean, there are theoretical things...but nothing important [15:50] things like what happens if a client receives an invalid dbus message from the service [15:50] ...but the service doesn't send those messages [15:51] it 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] right, doesn't seem worth SRUing [15:51] desrt, thanks ;-) [15:51] attente, hey [15:52] seb128, hi [15:52] * desrt was just writing testcases on the basis of "what could possibly go wrong here?" and found some stuff [15:52] low-hanging fruit the past week, mostly MPs for some outstanding bugs in unity-gtk-module [15:52] looked into the libre-office shortcuts problem, apparently it's fixed upstream now [15:52] the compiz MP for handling input switching shortcuts needs some more changes before it can be accepted [15:52] also doing some more compiz changes to try to move away from the legacy key grabber in g-s-d under unity [15:52] (eof) [15:52] seb128: I'm ready. [15:52] attente, @lo: great, do you have a commit reference? [15:52] seb128, let me find it, one sec [15:53] attente, also to the compiz mp one, just curious what needs fixing there [15:53] http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=d77483f0ab1a7f97ec41adfac66d98696adeef70&h=libreoffice-4-1 [15:54] seb128, MC Return was worried about regressions [15:54] also about whether it would work well enough with CCSM [15:55] MC Return? [15:55] please tell me this is our new name for ted [15:55] one of the compiz active guys [15:55] desrt: LOL [15:55] lol [15:55] damn [15:55] that might have been the funniest thing I've read all week [15:55] * attente *whoosh* [15:56] attente: "return;" [15:56] oh, heh [15:56] [15:57] seb128, if you want to follow it, here's the thread: https://code.launchpad.net/~attente/compiz/modifier-tweaks/+merge/196300 [15:57] attente, thanks, going to read that after the meeting [15:57] larsu, hey [15:57] - got gtk 3.10 ready for landing; pushed patch to solve build issues upstream [15:58] - amended overlay-scrollbar fixes after talking to Cimi and fix warnings (which allegedly led to crashes on some French computers) [15:58] - fixed ubuntu-themes issues with new gtk and overlay-scrollbars [15:58] - ido: merged outstanding request (+/- keys), fix two greeter crashes [15:58] - fixed action issue in indicator-power that the new glib uncovered [15:58] - looked into gsettings-qt not working with 5.2 (confirmed it's a qt issue) [15:58] eof [15:58] larsu: that action patch was awesome, btw [15:58] larsu, thanks, great work on GTK/o-s/theme/etc [15:58] desrt: thanks for making me do the extra bit ;) [15:58] seb128: :) [15:59] GTK 3.10 is in the desktop team ppa for those of you who want to test [15:59] you fixed the issue, fixed some other related conceptual cleanliness issues _and_ removed a net of 50 lines of code [15:59] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ppa [16:00] larsu: now... start working on 3.12 :) [16:00] * desrt hides [16:00] qengho_, hey, your turn if you are still around ;-) [16:00] YAY! [16:00] * Got awesome PPA to streamline build-test-release. armhf isn't 100 hours any m [16:00] ore. [16:00] * More apparmor tweaking and testing for chromium-browser. [16:00] * Tested chromium-browser after libnss change, updated apport reporting. About t [16:00] o release 31.0.1650.57 to #security. [16:00] * To-do: apparmor tightening testing more. accessibility on Linux. decide third-party-cookies default. [16:00] EOF [16:01] qengho_, 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] autopkgtest for chromium-browser 30.0.1599.114-0ubuntu0.13.10.2: FAIL (Jenkins: public, private) [16:01] (http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html) [16:02] https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Trusty/view/AutoPkgTest/job/trusty-adt-chromium-browser/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/34/console [16:02] seb128: er, no. I think I remember something from weeks ago, but I don't remember what it was. [16:02] -> Cannot install libunity-webapps-chromium; apt errors follow: [16:02] Oh. [16:02] OH. [16:02] E: Package 'libunity-webapps-chromium' has no installation candidate [16:03] I'll look into that. I don't remember [16:03] qengho_, can we get that resolved this week? it sucks to be delay for > 1 month, we should be more on top of such issues [16:03] yeah, pretty sure we pinged about that [16:03] delayed* [16:03] qengho_, thanks [16:03] Laney: I think so too. And I think it was simple to discover theproblem. [16:03] * Laney nods [16:04] it seems like that just got forgotten in the middle of other stuff [16:04] let's get it resolved this week [16:04] qengho_, 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) [16:05] (I should try it as well) [16:05] tkamppeter, hey (sorry forgot you earlier) [16:05] - cups-filters: Made PPD-less PCL 5c/e printing working. [16:05] - 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] - synced some printer driver packages from Debian. [16:05] - Working on Landscape format output bug in Poppler. [16:05] - Bugs [16:06] Note, PPD-less printing is for printing without drivers and printer setup tool on mobile devices. [16:06] ok [16:06] tkamppeter, did you see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/1131854 ? [16:06] Launchpad bug 1131854 in cups (Ubuntu) "cupsd crashed with SIGABRT in __assert_fail_base()" [High,Confirmed] [16:07] didrocks: I'm interested in if you have tabs/chrome problem with PPA version, @ https://launchpad.net/~canonical-chromium-builds/+archive/stage [16:07] tkamppeter, it would be nice if you could have a look, that bug got 2424 reports [16:08] tkamppeter, thanks [16:08] ok, my turn [16:08] seb128, will do, but not sure whether it is CUPS, can also be Avahi. [16:08] tkamppeter, thanks [16:10] ok, my turn [16:10] * tested new GTK, reported some bugs, tested some patches [16:10] * backported some fixes for nautilus issues [16:10] * 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 issues [16:10] * ubuntu-system-settings [16:10] - some code reviews [16:10] - some easy UI tweaks, small changes to deal with toolkit deprecations, reported some toolkits before/feature requests on the way [16:10] - looked at bit more to the autopilot tests, almost ready for merging [16:10] * kept looking at e.u.c, poked at some of the issues, pinged people, trying to get things moving/fixes landing [16:10] * lot of discussions about bugs, patches, debugging, etc that I didn't list and don't remember in details [16:10] (just feeling like I've spent most of the week bouncing between bugs/providing debug infos/forwarding those, fixing some, etc) [16:11] fun [16:11] seb128: thanks for helping out with testing gtk [16:11] larsu, yw! [16:12] I should take more notes about all the bugs I bounce in-between, I always fail to remember half of those for the meeting summary [16:12] is it weird that I kind of liked the long dialogs? [16:12] Laney: yes [16:12] have you seen them in a language that has longer words on average? [16:12] Laney, you don't know what you are talking about [16:13] hahaha [16:13] Laney, https://bug719516.bugzilla-attachments.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=263099 [16:13]