[00:00] how do I find the ubuntu package names> [00:03] use apt-file [00:04] apt-file find gobject-introspection-1.0.pc [00:04] I did not get anything darkxst [00:04] you may need to `apt-file update` [00:04] first [00:05] I did not see anything past replace with ubuntu packages not pkgconfig names [00:05] <darkxst> use apt-file [00:05] * ahoneybun (~aaron@adsl-65-8-205-172.mia.bellsouth.net) has joined #ubuntu-gnome [00:05] <darkxst> apt-file find gobject-introspection-1.0.pc [00:06] command not found [00:06] install it then! [00:07] running update [00:12] ok done [00:13] oh I see what does .pc mean [00:13] that is the data file for pkgconfig [00:15] think I will upload the text to pastie and show you? [00:15] think I should> [00:17] http://pastie.org/8990078 [00:17] that is the control [00:19] completely remove the vcs lines [00:20] make sure to update the versions as listed in configure.ac [00:20] i.e. libgtk-3-dev (>= 3.11.5) [00:21] ok done [00:22] you will need to add run-time depends (gir1.2-*) for a few things [00:22] run `grep -h imports.gi * | sort -u` in src/ [00:23] anything listed there that is not a build-dep will need the gir1.2- package [00:25] http://pastie.org/8990088 [00:25] so 'imports.gi.Soup' will need gir1.2-soup-2.4 [00:26] so gir1.2* on anything import? [00:27] this is depend? not a build depend? [00:27] goes under depend then? [00:27] yeh, down the bottom with the other gir1.2's [00:29] gir1.2-pango ? [00:29] gir1.2-pango-1.0 [00:31] gir1.2-gtk-3.0 ? [00:31] yes [00:31] what about gobject [00:32] also add the two telepathy [00:32] k [00:32] I think gobject would get pulled in my gir1.2-glib [00:34] gdk as well? [00:35] only gdk and gio are left [00:35] if glib pulls gobject [00:37] gio will come from glib also [00:38] gdk will come from gtk [00:38] so we are good there [00:39] delete all the old changelog, you just want one entry "Initial Packaging" [00:40] use dch --create [00:42] installing devscripts [00:42] also debian/copyright will need to be updated [00:42] there is quite a bit of stuff in there that does not apply to polari [00:43] yea I have had some exp with copyright [00:45] did the changelog [00:46] once that is done, create source package with 'debuild -S' [00:46] then test build with pbuilder [00:47] trying to find the info about the copyright [00:48] all js source will be GPLv2 [00:48] and just grep code for copyright holders [00:49] lib/* seems to be LGPLv2 [00:49] * ahoneybun forgot a lot of info [00:50] damn can't remember where in the code is that [00:51] licensecheck will tell you license on files (but won't work with .js files) [00:52] licensecheck random files [00:52] ? [00:52] copyright will be listed in the header for each file, `grep -R Copyright src/*` [00:53] I see [00:54] it did read on js file [00:54] one [00:55] so what do I need to remove [00:55] http://pastie.org/8990131 [00:57] remove the MIT, BSD and CC-BY Files [00:58] remove Files: libgd/* [00:59] http://pastie.org/8990136 [01:06] ahoneybun, you need License text for LGPLv2 [01:07] lib/* Copyright (C) 2013 Red Hat, Inc. [01:09] http://pastie.org/8990150 [01:09] and add a 'Files: *' [01:09] * ahoneybun is really trying to use Web the browser but it has some problems with login to sites [01:09] ? [01:09] wheer [01:09] *where [01:10] to the lib*? [01:10] before lib [01:11] ok [01:11] Files: * [01:11] Copyright: 2013 Red Hat, Inc. [01:11] License: GPL-2+ [01:11] can I remove this 'Files: ltmain.sh' ? [01:12] oh does that cover all those js files in src? [01:13] tes remove the ltmain one [01:13] yes [01:14] ok [01:15] does 'Files: *' cover all those js files in src? [01:16] yes [01:17] cool [01:17] anything else? [01:17] that is probably all [01:18] so debuild? [01:18] debuild -S [01:18] then build source package with pbuilder [01:19] debuild -S -us -uc (if you don't have gpg keys setup) [01:19] does it matter what directory I am in? [01:19] on [01:19] run from polari/ [01:20] dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -d -us -uc -S failed [01:23] logs? it will tell you why, also its best not to use that since you can't properly check build-deps with dpkg-buildpackage [01:24] use what [01:24] thats what it did when I ran debuild -S [01:25] ah ok then [01:25] http://pastie.org/8990169 [01:25] oh [01:25] dpkg-source: error: syntax error in polari-3.12.0/debian/control at line 32: continued value line not in field [01:25] yea [01:27] dpkg-source: warning: can't parse dependency libglib2.0-dev (>= 2.39.0) [01:27] also package version (in changelog) should probably be: 3.12.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1 [01:27] libtelepathy-glib-dev [01:27] gjs [01:27] you are missing a comma! [01:27] 2 [01:28] dpkg-source: error: source package name 'Polari' is illegal: character 'P' not allowed ? [01:29] fixed [01:29] should be lowercase [01:30] dpkg-source: error: can't build with source format '3.0 (quilt)': no upstream [01:33] possibly you need to create a .orig.tar.xz link [01:35] echo '3.0 (native)' > debian/source/format [01:35] fixed that [01:36] no don't do that [01:36] oh [01:36] welll [01:36] that is not correct in this case [01:36] I made a polari_3.12.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1.tar.gz [01:36] you create a link polari_3.12.0.orig.tar.xz [01:37] to the upstream tarball [01:37] oh [01:37] I see [01:37] ok I have a package named polari_3.12.0-0ubuntu1~trusty1.tar.gz [01:38] and source.build, .dsc and source.changes files [01:38] ok so build it with pbuilder [01:39] just pbuilder? [01:39] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto [01:39] but basically, 1. sudo pbuilder create [01:40] then you can run `pbuilder build polari*.dsc` [01:42] I see [01:42] I'm running the 1st one now [02:08] how do I install depends [02:08] E: pbuilder-satisfydepends failed. [02:09] how do I install the depends [02:15] darkxst, it is not installing the depends [02:15] send me a zip of your debian/ folder [02:16] ahoneybun, oh and you probably need to tell pbuilder about gnome3-staging ppa [02:16] o [02:16] h [02:16] yea must be looking in official repos [02:18] how do I tell it> [02:19] there is a config file at ~/pbuilderrc [02:20] OTHERMIRROR="deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnome3-team/gnome3-staging/ubuntu trusty main" [02:21] and then: sudo pbuilder update --override-config [02:21] can't find that file [02:24] got it [02:28] still failed [02:29] W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net trusty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY F1773AF13B1510FD? [02:29] maybe this? [02:44] darkxst, still failing [02:46] add `ALLOWUNTRUSTED=yes` to the config file also [02:47] still gives me the gpg error [02:52] did you run: sudo pbuilder update --override-config [02:52] again? [02:53] you must run that anytime you change pbuilder config file [02:53] yes [02:55] http://pastie.org/8990292 [02:57] maybe try sudo pbuilder update --override-config --allow-untrusted [02:58] or you can try pass in your users keyring with --keyring ~/.gnupg/pubring.gpg [02:58] is this important W: /home/aaron/.pbuilderrc does not exist [02:58] I: Upgrading for distribution saucy [02:59] you are running trusty right? [03:00] yea [03:00] missing pbuilderrc doesnt matter if you are using /etc/pbuilderrc [03:02] you probably need to force dist to trusty [03:03] and run pbuilder create again with '--distribution trusty' [03:26] damn still [03:26] different message but still same end error [03:27] wait do I need to install these packages myself or will pbuilder pull them [03:28] pbuilder pulls them in [03:28] other (easier) option is just upload to your launchpad ppa [03:32] make sure to set gnome3-staging of a dependency on the ppa however [03:32] upload [03:33] dput ppa: polari_*.changes [03:35] but first edit ppa dependencies via the web [03:40] got to setup a opengpg first [03:55] ahoneybun, and/or just send me the debian/ folder [04:10] darkxst, will do in the morning [04:12] ok [04:20] darkxst, https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B6zAAODZFwQ2bjU4UzA2bmMtcDg [04:21] that doesnt work... permision denied [04:23] https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6zAAODZFwQ2bjU4UzA2bmMtcDg&usp=sharing [04:23] bbl [04:29] ahoneybun, you need to watch of tabs vs spacing, indentation is a bit mixed up in control [04:45] ahoneybun, you need to watch of tabs vs spacing, indentation is a bit mixed up in control [04:45] also you will beed to use a real email address in the changelog === jackson is now known as Guest50945 === ph_afk is now known as ph1 [07:23] ricotz, debian didnt bump mutter packaging ;( [07:23] should we unbump it? [07:26] darkxst, hi, they bumped it but since the skipped 3.10 they are one behind [07:26] darkxst, and no we *can't* unbump it [07:27] i guess we could convince debian to bump it again to get in sync with us [07:30] ricotz, ah I see [07:31] bigon, ^ [07:31] i pinged ah [07:33] ricotz, now that we have a packageset that actually has some packages in it (http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/packagesets/trusty/ubuntugnome) you should apply for upload rights ;) [07:33] still needs some tweaking though [07:47] darkxst, pushed the package-name fix to debian [07:47] ricotz, thanks [09:49] Greetings all! [10:35] 3 [12:34] hi, i am looking to install ubuntu gnome and i'm wondering if i i should install 13.10 or just install 14.04 since it's so close to release date. any suggestions? [12:36] I'd go with 14.04, help the testing efforts [12:36] ok, so beta2 would be the one to go with then? [12:40] yes [12:40] (you could also try a daily build, if you want to help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/Testing more than you want to have a working ubuntu) [12:41] (I haven't tried either, unfortunately) [12:43] ok will i will give ubuntu 14.04 a spin and see if i can install it [12:43] i mean i will [12:44] odla: im currently on 14.04...i think its ok to use it [12:44] i suspect it is. i've been running debian testing and i imagine by now ubuntu 14.04 it probably at least as stable if notmore [12:45] i have some annoying issues but im sure they will be resolved until final release [12:46] what issues are those? /curious [12:46] mgedmin: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/1278467 [12:46] Ubuntu bug 1278467 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "[xsettings]: gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in notify_have_shell()" [Medium,Confirmed] [12:51] also font in ubuntu software center is corrupted when item is selected, not sure if the default theme is bad or what... [14:31] hello all. i just updated my ubuntu gnome 13.10 (x86_64) system which included what looked like every gnome package plus linux kernel update. I rebooted my system after the update and now my wacom cintiq won't calibrate correctly. when using the stylus the point hugs the right side of the screen no matter where I place the stylus. it seems to move along the y-axis correctly but the x-axis seems to be locked to the screens width. [18:38] hey darkxst were you able to get the debian/ for polair? [18:38] *polari [18:44] is it a bug that i can't minimize my windows with super + H in 14.04? === jackson is now known as Guest37026 === Guest37026 is now known as Noskcaj_ [18:59] odla, you have to change the shortcut to that [18:59] it is like cntrl+shift something [18:59] by default [19:00] it that a gnome thing or a change? i thought it was super + h? [19:00] not sure I know it was not super+h by default in 14.04 [19:01] ctrl+alt+0 doesn't work to hide the window here [19:02] but changing it to super + h does === ph1 is now known as ph_afk [19:20] is zeitgeist suppose to allow searching in the gnome overview? it works on debian and fedora but it doesn't seem to work here.