[03:54] where can i get a list of the unity lenses that were shipped with 12.04 [04:02] (precise-amd64)root@cthulhu:~# apt-cache search unity-lens | grep ^unity [04:02] unity-lens-applications - Application lens for unity [04:02] unity-lens-files - File lens for unity [04:02] unity-lens-music - Music lens for unity [04:02] unity-lens-video - Unity Video lens [04:02] unity-lens-gwibber - Gwibber Lens for unity [04:02] TheLordOfTime: ^ [04:03] infinity, what about the other things? there's reports there's still music store results in unity on 12.04 (on ask ubuntu) and i can't seem to find a source [04:03] except *maybe* `unity-scope-musicstores` and possibly `unity-scope-video-remote` [04:03] but would those be installed by default? :/ [04:04] * TheLordOfTime may have also failed to use 'lenses' correctly [04:04] (precise-amd64)root@cthulhu:~# apt-cache show unity-scope-musicstores | grep ^Task [04:04] Task: ubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-usb, edubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-usb [04:04] (So, yes) [04:04] ahhhh okay, that makes sense... [04:05] infinity, so basically, "read the freaking list of packages `ubuntu-desktop` refers to, and grep it for `unity` and there's the list of scopes and lenses"? [04:05] or is there an actual list somewhere? [04:05] TheLordOfTime: Well, the list of default ones, anyway. [04:06] TheLordOfTime: The list of ones in the archive is, well, the archive. Hence why I was using apt-cache. [04:06] infinity, true. I need a list of what's installed by default though, not what all's in the archive [04:06] since they *claim* it's stock 12.04, and on a stock 12.04 I'm not able to replicate the same "search" results they're claiming [04:11] infinity, i have answered my own question, apparently I either removed the music scope or used a customized image that I must've made, the .manifest on releases.ubuntu.com for 12.04 has these all listed: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6724667/ [04:11] which probably means they end up installed? [04:14] TheLordOfTime: Yeah. You could check the deps and recommends of ubuntu-desktop, or the task, or the manifest, they should all say the same thing. [04:15] infinity, the packages.ubuntu.com page doesn't list the scopes as deps or recommends for `ubuntu-desktop` so i checked the manifest and it's there [04:15] so maybe something else refers to it and pulls them in, but I dunno [04:16] Oh, sure, they might be indirect deps, like deps of unity. [04:16] So, yeah, the task is the better thing to check. [04:16] grep-dctrl would help you with that. [04:16] infinity, would help if i weren't forced into a windows environment by "Fail To Boot" errors >.> [04:16] * TheLordOfTime is too tired to repair his Ubuntu boot [04:16] but i'll keep that in mind, thanks. [04:17] infinity, until then, I assume the manifest is a pretty accurate representation of all that gets installed by the desktop images and until i fix my Ubuntu installation I can refer to the manifests for default-installed-package lists? [04:18] TheLordOfTime: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6724693/ [04:19] I guess that could have used a "sort -u" [04:19] But I'm sure you can de-dup in your head, it's a short list. :P [04:19] indeed. [04:20] infinity, thanks, that's what the manifest shows too. :) === doko_ is now known as doko [10:06] mlankhorst: How's the lts-saucy tree looking? [10:07] should be ok [10:07] mlankhorst: PES needs to freeze their tree, so I'm minded to go ahead and promote things if they're working; most of the packages that haven't aged for 7 days are new [10:07] runs for me on my system [10:08] X.Org X Server 1.14.5 [10:08] I suspect d-i still needs a bit of assembly [10:08] OK, let me start copying the obvious stuff [10:09] after lts-trusty I'll start upgrading my own system again :-) [10:18] mlankhorst: I think that's them copied now; will be able to check against the next pending-sru.html run [10:32] gar, nobody sorted out the image building stuff [10:32] * cjwatson panics a little [10:35] panic driven development [10:36] * davmor2 downgrades cjwatson "panics a little" to "worries a lot" [10:38] stgraber,infinity,slangasek,RAOF: ^- could use quick processing of livecd-rootfs and base-files [14:30] cjwatson: looking now [14:32] done [14:35] thanks a lot [14:37] * cjwatson commits the corresponding seed changes [14:38] so with any luck I should be able to build and minimally test some images today and then promote those ... [14:38] and ara might not hunt me down [15:12] hum, so this morning, I did push the right button (just retried to sync it). I bet that it's cleaned from the ppa [15:12] * didrocks checks [15:13] yeah Removal requested on 2013-12-20. [15:16] * didrocks looks at seb128: if only you pushed the button when you reviewed it last year! ;) [15:30] hm [15:30] is proposed-migration going to notice that glib2.0 passed? [15:30] I thought it generally did so now [15:31] jibel wants to know about cases where it doesn't [15:32] after a retry, that is [15:34] ubuntu/precise/daily-live built with lts-saucy, syncing down to smoke-test [15:34] with any luck I got all the bits [15:52] hi friendly archive admins, please reject the erroneously uploaded libcec in precise-proposed. thanks! [15:54] done [16:00] didrocks, I had stuff to fix when I reviewed it by then, they got fixed but I didn't look again since === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [16:26] ok, tested a precise-desktop-i386 installation, it's working fine and I get the enablement stack, so promoting livecd-rootfs [16:26] trying a server build now [16:26] cjwatson, i think you deserve a lolipop of your choice [16:27] dumb luck is what it is [16:28] who cares as long as it results in lolipops :) [16:29] Wise words. [16:30] http://youtu.be/h37KQu64RY4 [16:31] Oh god, the flashbacks [16:32] lol [16:32] The 90s were just wrong [16:34] I don't know what this is, or what's happening to me. [16:35] I think the fundamental mistake is watching a youtube link provided by xnox [16:35] (Is it Friday yet?) [16:39] * mdeslaur 's brain melts from clicking on youtube link [16:39] Also, the IKEA assembly instructions man totally looks like Mr Blobby. [16:39] Okay, my brain is officially fried for the week. [16:40] I parsed that as "IKEA assembly (language) instructions (opcodes) man(ual page)" and it made NO SENSE AT ALL. [16:40] cjwatson: it was a tough call between that one, http://youtu.be/kfVsfOSbJY0 and the new part II http://youtu.be/GVCzdpagXOQ [17:08] d-i looks fine too, at least on the server image - I seem to have to boot the installed system with nomodeset to get it not to hang in kvm, but that's not d-i's fault [17:10] so promoting that and base-files [17:24] xnox: I loaded them both simultaneously by mistake and it was bad [17:25] Laney: hm? [17:25] Laney: streamer 0.1 and 1.0 ? [17:25] Laney: oh Friday & Saturday songs? =) [17:25] erm, not quite [17:26] yeah that, way worse technology than gstreamer [19:52] stgraber, infinity : can i get somebody to NEW usensord and goget-ubuntu-touch? ^^ [21:02] cjwatson, when to 12.05.4 test images start getting spun? [21:03] 12.04.4* [21:11] bjf: images are being built daily for precise, and it looks like someone's already kicked off a second build today: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/precise/daily-live/20140110.1/ [21:11] slangasek, cool, thanks