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NoskcajCan some of you leave a comment at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Noskcaj#Xubuntu_PackageSet to help me get packageset upload rights?00:20
sergio-br2Noskcaj, how can i do a bluetooth testcase, if there isn't ?02:33
sergio-br2first, hello :p02:34
Noskcajhey sergio-br2. Just use the package a bit, see if everything works. Or write a testcase for it02:34
sergio-br2but have i acces to this things?02:35
sergio-br2there is no hardware test case for trusty, but there are to saucy. I don't know how to do a test case, but ctrl+c & ctrl+v yeah :)02:36
NoskcajCould i have a link please?02:38
sergio-br2https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/126335102:40
ubottuUbuntu bug 1263351 in bluez (Ubuntu) "Bluetooth does not connect to a Galaxy Trend" [Undecided,Confirmed]02:40
NoskcajYou don't need a testcase to report a bug, if that's what you mean02:41
sergio-br2and this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-bluetooth/+bug/126343002:41
ubottuUbuntu bug 1263430 in gnome-bluetooth (Ubuntu) "gnome-bluetooth does not send or receive files" [Undecided,New]02:41
sergio-br2no, this is not what i mean02:41
sergio-br2i mean that there is no qa to bluetooth things... or i didn't find it02:42
NoskcajOnly bluetooth thing i can find is http://packages.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/306/builds/55992/testcases/1591/results02:43
sergio-br2hum, i can add test result for bluez, for example, but for gnome-bluetooth i think no02:45
brainwashdoesn't xubuntu ship blueman?02:46
sergio-br2yeah02:46
sergio-br2but it does not use gnome-bluetooth02:47
brainwashdo we really need a testcase for bluetooth? hardly one uses it anyway02:48
sergio-br2and the second bug is with gnome-bluetooth or related02:48
sergio-br2well...02:48
brainwashhow do these bugs affect xubuntu?02:48
sergio-br2hum, the first bug affects xubuntu02:49
sergio-br2blueman does not connect with the device in xubuntu, i think that is a problem with bluez02:50
brainwashso you will have to update/change the bug report02:50
sergio-br2so, this bug, i will associate with blueman in lubuntu qa02:50
sergio-br2why?02:50
brainwashbecause xubuntu does not use bluez02:51
sergio-br2i put bluez as affect. I tried blueman and gnome-bluetooth, and both didn't pair with smartphone02:51
sergio-br2but blueman don't use bluez?02:52
sergio-br2sorry, i'm noob02:52
Noskcajsergio-br2, don't worry. I manage to look stupid on a daily basis, so you're doing pretty well02:52
sergio-br2humm, it's true, bluez isn't blueman dependence02:52
brainwashmmh02:53
sergio-br2so, what's common with blueman and gnome-bluetooth?02:54
brainwashthe iso actually comes with bluez02:54
brainwashhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily-live/current/trusty-desktop-amd64.manifest02:54
brainwashwell, I don't know02:54
NoskcajHow much of xfce is C++? I was going to try and learn C or C++ and apparently C++ is easier.02:57
brainwashmuch c03:03
Noskcajsuch code, so compile, wow?03:05
brainwashwhat?03:06
brainwashthat's not proper english03:06
NoskcajNever mind, it's a bad internet joke03:07
sergio-br2bluetooth experience in xubuntu is much better than in ubuntu :)03:56
sergio-br2it's less painfull03:57
NoskcajI think it leaks memory though. I never used it and it used 40mb of RAM at standby03:59
Noskcaj(just the indicator visible)03:59
sergio-br2really?03:59
sergio-br2i will see that04:00
Noskcajlast i checked04:00
sergio-br2well, here don't care, i have 8 GB ram :D04:00
sergio-br2or at least 4 GB, in the other laptop04:00
NoskcajThis laptop has 4, but it still annoys me.04:00
Unit193Noskcaj: It's python isn't it?  So that'd be expected.04:02
Noskcajyeah. Python and dead upstream04:06
Lone_Coyotehttp://xkcd.com/713/  that one?04:39
sergio-br2brainwash, Noskcaj, https://github.com/cschramm/blueman/blob/master/README.md04:39
Lone_Coyoteoops, sorry, wrong window04:39
sergio-br2its seems that blueman uses bluez04:39
Unit193Lone_Coyote: Heh, still a good one.04:40
DanChapmanNoskcaj, I see you using the process manager, I was able to introspect it fine the other day, but you mentioned a newer version coming, I have 3.2.5 installed here. But anyway were you unable to introspect it? 07:33
* DanChapman jaw drops at the sheer amount of widget trees in gthumb, it's crazy 07:34
elfyok - ochosi brainwash ali1234 - so now - indicator panel is not changing to transparent - but is real jet black rather than the sort of greyish black the rest of the panel is07:34
elfybut - xchat stayed normal - they did tend to happen at the same time - following discussions with ali yesterday - tv hdmi is disconnected still07:36
NoskcajDanChapman, I'm not sure i was able to introspect it here. the version should be 3.2.5-207:43
Noskcajnevermind, it does introspect07:43
Noskcajso my list of "working" is now gthumb and catfish07:44
elfyDanChapman: a really basic thought here that I'm not sure I ever got to the bottom of - these autopilot tests - what do they actually test in general - that the thing works or can it do more?07:45
NoskcajI only used process manager since i was porting from the other tests07:45
elfylike catfish - does it test it can find things? 07:45
Noskcajelfy, core xfce: that it works, catfish + gthumb: possibly everything07:45
NoskcajI assume menulibre and mugshot would work fully too07:46
elfyNoskcaj: when you say everything - you mean everything that the manual test checks?07:46
NoskcajIf we have the dev time to make a test, i'm pretty sure yes07:47
DanChapmanelfy yes in theory and written well it can do everything you do manually07:47
elfyright ok - thanks :)07:47
NoskcajDanChapman, Is there a guide anywhere for writing tests for gtk or just use the command list?07:48
elfyNoskcaj: I understand that - so a generalised plan for us then would be to disable the manual once we are sure that the entirety of the manual test is covered07:48
NoskcajMaybe make the manual one a low-priority smoke test, so people can still report errors if they want07:49
elfypossibly - but that's a long way in the future 07:51
Noskcajyeah07:51
elfytime to be looking at that is not LTS cycle :D07:51
DanChapmanNoskcaj, I have made a start on writing one but it's more aiming at Ubiquity than others which is slightly different but there is no official guide, I mainly use the autopilot documentation myself just replace the Qt/QML referenced stuff with Gtk widges :-)07:51
Noskcajok. I never really know what to replace, but coding isn't my strong point. I barely know what self. does.07:52
elfyNoskcaj: it's not your strong point ... I hide under rocks 07:53
Noskcaj:)07:53
elfywe do what we can :p07:54
DanChapmanNoskcaj, self is exactly what it says. In other languages its similar to syntax like 'this.' and 'me.' which you can use both them if you wanted, self is the 'standard' way and is just the instance the method is bound too.07:58
Noskcajok07:58
NoskcajI'll see if i can improve the test tomorrow. Tonight i've got one ftbfs to look at then watch house of cards08:00
DanChapmanNoskcaj, It will click one day :-) I never used to get any of it... and couldn't get how anyone even understood any of it. But the more code you write the easier it becomes08:00
NoskcajThat's probably my issue. I don't actually code much08:01
* DanChapman is sure that trying to unsubscribe from groupon is just a magic button to triple the junk!!08:03
NoskcajI think i'm subscribe to something like that, but i get so much spam from debian, i barely notice08:08
DanChapmanNoskcaj, elfy, what's your thoughts on having a seperate xubuntu-autopilot-tests project? rather than mixing up ubuntu/xubuntu apps in the same project which is kind of confusing and end up having to install loads of deps to run the whole suite? just a thought08:39
NoskcajDanChapman, I support it, although most would be far from pretty, and we'd probably need to copy the evince test across08:40
elfyDanChapman: that sounds like a good idea - the only downside will be if people from say kubuntu start looking - do we end up with projects for all08:40
NoskcajOne other xubuntu app that introspects is simple-scan08:40
elfyNoskcaj: not sure we need to copy things - common apps are common - just like we don't have xubuntu manual tests for firefox etc08:41
Noskcajelfy, Lubuntu couldn't, and i'm not sure kubuntu have the time, at least till after kde 4.12 is finished08:41
Noskcajok08:41
NoskcajAnd gnome have 2 devs total08:41
elfyif we did that then I would be inclined to say that a xubuntu-autopilot-tests project would be things specific to us08:41
elfyNoskcaj: I know what you're saying - but I try to look further ahead 08:42
elfywhile they aren't my/our responsibility - I try to think of as many official flavours when I have a general qa head on :)08:43
Noskcajok08:43
NoskcajMaybe we just have a separate branch in the project?08:43
elfyno idea - but the general theory from DanChapman makes sense to me08:44
DanChapmanhmmm well they could all go under an umbrella project or even at least have a seperate branch ( Noskcaj beat me too it)08:44
elfy:)08:44
DanChapmanBut i think having them all together makes no sense :-)08:44
elfyagreed08:45
elfythe trouble with all this - manual/automatic stuff is it's originally done for Ubuntu - then everyone else joins in08:45
elfyconsequently the original plans are done with that in mind08:46
elfywhich is normal enough08:46
DanChapmanelfy true :-) Since xubuntu has quite a few Gtk2 apps and autopilot 'should' be supporting that. I will look into building autopilot-gtk against Gtk2 so it will give more opportunities for better tests :-) 08:52
elfythat'd be appreciated - though I'm not sure what the future holds for us with those 08:53
DanChapmanelfy, are you looking to move on from them now then?08:53
elfynot sure what the longish term plan is - for the moment we're not08:54
Noskcajg'night buys08:54
elfyand to be honest I get confused as to which are which at present08:54
elfynight Noskcaj :)08:54
DanChapmansee ya Noskcaj o/08:54
brainwashelfy: you do you mean with "so now"? did you disable the compositor?10:57
elfyyea11:52
brainwashelfy: oh, my question started with "you" :D13:20
brainwashdisabling the compositor does not really help actually13:20
elfyinstalling kubuntu worked wonders :p13:21
elfybrainwash: to be frank - I'm not worried about it now - I'll just wait for it to land properly in trusty - then I'll worry about it again13:22
elfyI'm assuming that it will land in time anyway13:22
elfyback later 13:22
ochosielfy: eric was working on a patch – and he posted it to bugzilla already (i think) – that should help with that transparency bug. at least the panel now accepts the changes in bg color and alpha again (so i'm hoping your issue will be resolved by it too)15:48
ochosiandrzejr, ali1234 ^15:49
ochosihere you go: https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1056115:49
ubottubugzilla.xfce.org bug 10561 in Panel "[PATCH] Fix transparency issues with GTK3 plugins" [Normal,New]15:49
ochosiplease test and reply on bz whether it works!15:49
ochosinote: it's not working with all themes/engines yet, but with e.g. adwaita and our themes it's fine (ambiance/radiance don't work, haven't been able to figure out why though yet)15:53
elfyochosi: well I can try it - but you know I'll nto have much idea what I'm supposed to do with it :)16:04
ochosielfy: well you'd have to follow the instructions to manually compile the panel (as formulated for the saucy instructions) and apply the patch16:05
elfyk16:06
ochosielfy: have you tried reverting the gtk3 indicator packages to see whether the xchat bug still appears?16:11
ochosig2g, later guys16:12
ochosiand gals16:12
elfyochosi: nope -= not done anything much - not going to be doing anything this side of xmas tbf16:13
elfycya later16:13
elfyochosi: not had recurrence of the xchat thing since yesterday morning when ali1234 said it could well be the tv and hdmi so I disconnected16:15
ali1234"Updating from saucy-proposed fixed the printing indicator on my machine" - no, no it didn't...16:53
andrzejrochosi, the patch needs some more work but it mostly does the job17:44
andrzejrsee my comment on bug #1056117:44
ubottubug 10561 in enigmail (Ubuntu) "encrypted messages in sent mailbox" [Medium,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1056117:44
andrzejrhttps://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1056117:45
ubottubugzilla.xfce.org bug 10561 in Panel "[PATCH] Fix transparency issues with GTK3 plugins" [Normal,New]17:45
brainwashoh, Noskcaj should update his gtk3 indicator ppa then :)19:37
Noskcajbrainwash, ?19:37
brainwashhttps://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1056119:38
ubottubugzilla.xfce.org bug 10561 in Panel "[PATCH] Fix transparency issues with GTK3 plugins" [Normal,New]19:38
brainwashIf you got some time to do it19:38
brainwashI will try it somewhat later19:38
Noskcajyeah, i'll do it. Should it be just a patch or is there a new release coming?19:39
Unit193Though, the patch isn't complete.19:39
brainwashbut it's one step forward19:39
Unit193Quite.19:39
Unit193I suppose I should update it to xfdesktop4 4.11.2, as well. >_>19:40
brainwashoh nice, xfdesktop: "Scale down oversize icons in menus"19:42
brainwashI'll update it too :D19:43
Unit193You got tabwin?19:47
brainwashno19:47
Unit193Ah, you're no fun.19:47
brainwashtabwin is the alt-tab switch window, right?19:48
Unit193Yes, in this case it indicates the new work on it.19:48
brainwashsergio-br2: editing the conf file did not work for me either, so it looks like xfce4 settings daemon does not disable the actions for the top/bottom touchpad area20:02
brainwashtapping the top right area triggers a scrollwheel click20:03
sergio-br2so, it's xfce settings problems?20:03
brainwashif you call it a problem, then yes20:04
brainwashsynclient -l | grep -i cornerbutton20:05
brainwashwe would need to report it upstream20:06
NoskcajIs there a know memory leak in tumblerd?20:26
NoskcajYeah, that's definitely a leak. It's at 300mb now20:32
brainwashI recall reading about it20:42

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