[06:18] parin, hi, thanks for that patch [06:24] darkxst: hi, i got to learn many things from this (despite my limited 5% involvement). If you have any such projects in the future, i'll be glad to help :-) [06:33] still no done yet! [06:33] gnome-settings-daemon needs more work [06:44] where ? [06:47] parin: ppa:darkxst/gnome-desktop [06:49] parin, pastebin.com/zwJHHUXH [06:50] also the d-bus launching is not working ;( [06:51] darkxst: displayconfig inteface does not get launched ? [06:51] exactly [06:53] manually running display-config-daemon worked fine on my system yesterday [06:53] running gnome-settings-daemon does not launch the displayconfig dbus i guess ? [06:54] with the .service files it should get launched when called upon [06:55] that is not working [06:59] and the other gnome-settings-daemon issues are probably unrelated to d-bus, probably just need to backport some more patches [07:08] darkxst: I'll add this ppa and install displayconfig from it today, then I can start to look for the problem. I'm running 13.10, so do I need to install gsd from it also ? [08:39] parin, packages are for trusty (14.04), may work on 13.10, although they may just introduce more problems [08:41] darkxst: i added your repo to my apt sources, but apt-get is not able to find 'displayconfig'. I'm building gnome-settings-daemon from git.gnome right now [08:41] don't do that! [08:42] g-s-d 3.10 works fine [08:42] g-s-d 3.8 in that repo has about half a dozen patches backported [08:45] okay, how shall i install displayconfig ? [08:46] and the g-s-d from your repo ? [08:52] it should just install when you run dist-upgrade [08:52] apt-get dist-upgrade [08:57] okay, i did that and displayconfig was installed [08:57] i ran gnome-settings-daemon -r and as you said, yes it does not start the dbus interface [08:58] i manually ran display-config-daemon, and idlemonitor devices 2,3 don't show up [09:02] brb [09:15] darkxst: in the .service files, the executable name is 'display-config-service' whereas the one created is 'display-config-daemon' [09:33] darkxst: that was it. I restarted my computer and the displayconfig service has launched [09:44] parin, ha, good catch [09:46] devices 2,3 and should be master devices and should show up [09:47] darkxst: they aren't [09:47] parin, [09:47] device_manager = gdk_display_get_device_manager (gdk_display_get_default ()); [09:47] devices = gdk_device_manager_list_devices (device_manager, GDK_DEVICE_TYPE_MASTER); [09:47] devices = g_list_concat (devices, gdk_device_manager_list_devices (device_manager, GDK_DEVICE_TYPE_SLAVE)); [09:47] devices = g_list_concat (devices, gdk_device_manager_list_devices (device_manager, GDK_DEVICE_TYPE_FLOATING)); [09:47] they should! [09:48] what does 'xinput list' say? [09:50] id=2 is master pointer, and id=3 is master keyboard [09:50] yeh so they should be listed [10:11] darkxst: i don't see them - http://i.imgur.com/yeHumpq.png [10:16] okay, I killed the 'display-config-daemon' process, and ran the binary from the code. 2,3 do show up [10:18] but when I run the binary installed from the repo in /usr/local, they don't [10:39] parin, more important is the missing symbols when running g-s-d [10:41] parin, and my guess is you have an old binary in /usr/local anyway! [10:46] darkxst: ah yeah, that might be the case. Also when I try to install displayconfig, it does not - Depends: libgtk-3-0 (>= 3.9.11) but 3.8.6-0ubuntu3.1 is to be installed [10:47] i guess dist-upgrade also didn't install it [10:48] darkxst: how can i know g-s-d has been installed from your repo ? when i run g-s-d -r, it does not give me those warnings [10:50] i have 3.10 on 13.10 [10:51] parin what's you error? [10:55] you should remove overlay-scrollbar but apart from that it should be ok with gdm at least [10:55] thismagpie: hi, darkxst is getting these errors http://pastebin.com/zwJHHUXH [10:55] thismagpie: i added his repo, ran dist-upgrade, and 'gnome-settings-daemon -r' does not give me such errors [10:55] parin, can you get a stacktrace? [10:56] oh sorry my skim reading always gets me into trouble :-) [10:56] darkxst, can you get a trace? [11:04] parin, does g-c-c give correct monitor info? [11:05] thismagpie, I am running on limited capacity due to massive heatwave. dev machine is off limits! [11:10] thismagpie, though you have me curious, what would you do with the backtrace! we could always use more devs ;) [11:28] darkxst: g-c-c correctly detects my display and resolution [11:29] parin, ok good, provided you are only using my ppa? and none of the gnome3-team ppa's? [11:31] darkxst: yup, only yours [11:57] ubuntu gnome looks great [11:59] thanks! [11:59] I think I have found my desktop [11:59] after thousends of installations [11:59] thousands [12:00] how can I join development? [12:19] I think there's info on their site if I recall [12:20] I forget offhand though, but I know I saw it posted somewhere [20:59] ricotz, cogl is done now [21:06] darkxst, i saw, nice! [21:07] * ricotz is still a bit trapped is this damn upstart kernel panic [21:34] http://build.gnome.org/#/gnome-continuous anyone have an idea how ubuntu gnome could use this ? [21:35] for gnome continuous all sources are checked out from the mainline git [21:51] arpu, not really, that is using OSTree [21:51] yes [21:52] you could possibly run it on ubuntu, but it wouldnt actually provide anything extra test wise [21:54] the idea is to get all the gnme source and build the vm image [21:55] gnme = ubuntu [22:02] what would that achieve? [22:02] if you just want a vm image, make one from the daily iso's [22:05] no for testing and bug finding [22:05] you think ubuntu gnome do not need something like this ? [22:21] per-commit testing doesnt really makes sense at the distro level [22:24] yeah so per packages [22:25] mhm [22:44] I'm having trouble getting 'Details' to open in System Settings. Nothing pops up and when I go to Task Manager, I see gnome-control-center gradually hogging up ram. Does anyone know a fix??