[04:38] <darkxst> Hi Noskcaj
[04:39] <darkxst> anychange you can package this up in a new source package? https://github.com/darkxst/displayconfig
[04:40] <darkxst> for Bug 1228765
[04:41] <darkxst> (not quite ready to upload yet, but is close enough to start testing on ppa's)
[05:19] <czubieta> Hi
[05:19] <czubieta> I'm having a hard time installing/removing languages
[05:20] <czubieta> through the control-center, 'cause the +/- signs aren't there
[05:22] <czubieta> you can see a screenshot here http://imgur.com/uFe1fSO
[05:22] <czubieta> I have Ubuntu Gnome 13.10
[05:27] <czubieta> anyone awake?
[05:28] <philwyett> Those language packs are packages and if you wanted to remove them, you would have to via a package manager or the terminal. I would not recommend it.
[05:29] <czubieta> That's what I'm trying not to do
[05:29] <czubieta> There just to be a button to add new languages
[05:30] <czubieta> and one to apply the changes systemwide
[05:30] <czubieta> but I can't see any of these options anymore
[05:31] <philwyett> There have been many changes.
[05:33] <czubieta> yes they are re-doing all the gnome "experience" more user friendly and touchy
[05:33] <czubieta> but there mush be some way, right?
[05:33] <czubieta> If there is no other option but to do it via synaptics
[05:33] <czubieta> well
[05:36] <philwyett> Via the package manager is the best as I can see at present.
[05:37] <czubieta> ok, thank you then
[05:38] <czubieta> good night
[07:05] <Noskcaj> darkxst, Without opening the link, it sounds like you already have. plus i should get motu soon so i'm waiting for then
[07:06] <darkxst> Noskcaj, its not packaged yet
[07:06] <Noskcaj> oh
[07:06] <Noskcaj> I should be able to get to it sometime this week then
[07:07] <darkxst> and its going to be a long process getting it into, so trying to get it ready asap (will need NEW, MIR etc)
[07:07] <darkxst> ^into trusty
[07:08] <Noskcaj> ok. I can't really do much work until the 14th, but i'll get to it. Any chance you could send me an email about it since i'll probably forget?
[07:11] <darkxst> ok
[07:12] <Noskcaj> darkxst, Do you think libgnome is worth merging? It appear to just be a partial fix of ubuntu's changes + changing it to oldlibs
[07:13] <darkxst> isnt that extinct?
[07:13] <Noskcaj> yeah. still in main though
[07:15] <darkxst> probably only used in gtk2 apps
[11:05] <darklight_> Has gnome 3.10 landed in 14.04 or is it still ppa only ?
[18:02] <Uallas> Hello World!
[21:09] <roasted> hello friends
[21:27] <Noskcaj> darkxst, Next time you can, could you finalize https://code.launchpad.net/~noskcaj/+junk/geoclue-2.0 so we can upload it? I'm going to start on display config now, but i'm going to brisbane today, so i won't finish it that soon
[21:28] <Noskcaj> Also, what should the version of displayconfig be?
[21:40] <darkxst> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=733901
[21:41] <darkxst> displayconfig can be the same version as mutter, i.e. 3.10.2
[21:43] <Noskcaj> ok
[21:43] <darkxst> geoclue, need try get the changes into debian first if possible, though I never got a response on that bug
[21:45] <Noskcaj> Maybe ask on #debian-gnome?
[21:47] <Noskcaj> I just linked the bug to him
[21:47] <Noskcaj> him = debian maintainer
[21:56] <Noskcaj> darkxst, You know the situation better than me, you should be talking to bigon
[21:56] <Noskcaj> and i have to go now, bye
[23:21] <xdaimon> hi
[23:24] <xdaimon> hey
[23:26] <bigon> hello
[23:26] <xdaimon> how are you?
[23:27] <bigon> good good and you?
[23:29] <xdaimon> well :) are you familiar at all with the inner workings of the gnome 3 lock screen?
[23:31] <bigon> ask your question I'll see if I can answer it
[23:33] <xdaimon> I have a python script. it runs a while True: ..... time.sleep() loop. I can't get it to keep executing through the lock screen.
[23:34] <xdaimon> I'm trying to find out how I need to write my script or how I need to execute it to keep it from going to coma like this
[23:34] <bigon> ?
[23:34] <bigon> you mean that the script stops when the lockscreen is running?
[23:35] <xdaimon> after a few minutes in lock yes. The loop does not continue executing even after I unlock.
[23:35] <xdaimon> now
[23:35] <xdaimon> it works if i leave the terminal open
[23:36] <bigon> an how are you starting the script?
[23:36] <xdaimon> but if I use one of many ways to separate python from the terminal it stops executing like I said above. lol i dont understand it
[23:36] <xdaimon> ive tried a few ways.
[23:36] <xdaimon> (python script.py) &
[23:36] <xdaimon> disown
[23:36] <xdaimon> or
[23:37] <xdaimon> (nohup python script.py) &
[23:37] <xdaimon> disown
[23:37] <xdaimon> or even having the script start at boot from a shell script
[23:38] <xdaimon> like ....... python script.py &
[23:38] <xdaimon> disown
[23:38] <bigon> python script.py, then ctrl-Z, bg, disown << this should work
[23:38] <bigon> nohup python script.py << should work too
[23:39] <bigon> or you could start it with: alt-f2 in gnome-shell
[23:39] <bigon> and then type the commands there
[23:40] <xdaimon> i will try your first and third suggestions. nohup python script.py will tie up the terminal and bg 'ing it and disowning nohup python script.py doesnt work as i've tested it extensively
[23:40] <xdaimon> afk for one moment
[23:40] <xdaimon> btw here is a simple script ive been using to test it all
[23:40] <xdaimon> https://github.com/xdaimon/xdaimonConky/blob/master/test.py
[23:43] <bigon> you really want to run it in gnome-terminal
[23:43] <bigon> ?
[23:46] <xdaimon> good question i havent considered anything else
[23:47] <xdaimon> i just ran python /home/xdaimon/test.py in an AltF2 box
[23:47] <xdaimon> locked the screen, waited a few minutes, and my program is reporting 5 minutes runtime
[23:49] <xdaimon> and python is still in the process list of system monitor