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bluesabreNoskcaj: looks good to me02:05
bluesabreyou have upload rights to parole, right?02:05
jhenkegood morning folks07:28
knomeslickymasterWork, so yeah...09:32
knomemaybe we should make it a generic note09:32
knomesaying disabling the compositor can help with performance a lot, including virtualized environments09:32
knomeUnit193, are we even shipping it? :P09:33
Unit193Nope, that's why I wasn't talking in here. :P09:33
knomeit's fine here09:33
Unit193Used to be(?) an Xfce project, seems Xfce contributors still work on it at least.09:34
knomemmh, well then i'm not as enthusiastic about it (didn't come to think that the last time), but would still be nice09:34
slickymasterWorkjust a second please09:34
knomewe should use some time to really dig into the seed for 14.1009:34
knomebrb, booting desktop09:37
Noskcajbluesabre, I completely forgot i had that power. I'll check with the release team, then upload09:54
bluesabreNoskcaj, fantastic.  :-)09:54
slickymasterWorksorry guys, but the DHCP started to act crazy and revoking the IP leases to the machines over here10:03
Noskcajnew parole uploaded10:19
brainwashc'mon, lets fix the remaining -bugs :)11:09
slickymasterWorkbrainwash: in the process of clean install of 12.04 -> 14.0411:10
brainwashthat's great11:10
slickymasterWorkbesides bug 1304128 do you want me to check anything else?11:10
ubottubug 1304128 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Both light-locker and xscreensaver enabled after upgrade" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130412811:10
brainwashthe usual checks I guess11:10
brainwashif everything is working fine11:11
brainwashwith the old panel layout especially11:11
slickymasterWorkok, after this I'll go 13.10 -> 14.0411:11
brainwashthanks11:13
slickymasterWorknp11:14
starratsjust curious is the 'sound/volume app' for your speakers/headsets that sits on the top next to the clock and other icons getting fixed?11:18
brainwashwhat's broken about it?11:20
brainwashit should not be missing since yesterday, if you mean this11:20
starratsshould I be able to find it on the Panel to add it on?11:26
brainwashyou one need to add the indicator plugin to your panel11:32
brainwashin case it's missing11:33
brainwashand make sure that your system is up-to-date11:34
starratsmy system is always up to date every day I do update/upgrade and thank you for that info, will add it on now it was missing.11:35
starratswell the 'indicator plugin' was there but I mean the little icon for volume control is not there, you know going from 'mute' to full blast' icon is still missing11:38
bluesabreafter you updated, did you logout/restart?11:42
bluesabreNoskcaj: thanks!11:43
starratsyes I did bluesabre11:46
starratsI had to go to pulseaudio on multimedia to get a louder volume on my headset11:47
starratsbut the icon would be nice to have again11:47
bluesabrehm11:49
bluesabregotta run, bbl11:49
starratsthought there was a bug report filed on this missing icon from the panel?  That's why i hadn't filed one, someone else beat me to it.12:00
brainwashyes, and it should be fixed12:02
brainwashbug 130257112:02
ubottubug 1302571 in xfce4-indicator-plugin (Ubuntu) "Panel 0 xfce4-indicator-plugin misbehavior in Trusty" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130257112:02
brainwashso, please create a new user account to confirm that it does not on your system12:03
brainwashand make sure that "indicator-sound" is still installed12:03
elfybooting todays daily - will check12:04
elfysound indicator present12:04
elfyso is ibus :|12:05
starratsokay will look and update today's updates/upgrades12:05
elfystarrats: it doesn't matter if you update - if you've done something that stops the indicators showing :)12:05
elfyknome: ibus is still present in todays daily12:06
starratsI have done nothing to lose that indicator sound icon, it's not in the panel/items to add screen12:07
elfyit won't be - it's part of indicator-plugin12:07
elfycheck it's not deactivated in settings - session - autostart12:08
knomemr :P12:11
elfywho's mr :P? is he like Mr T ?12:12
knome...12:12
elfyso there is a mr for it - just not actioned?12:13
knomelol12:13
knomeno12:13
knomesorry for being ambiguous12:13
knomebluesabre, ochosi: did you take action to get the ibus dropping in the seed uploaded?12:13
knomeelfy, FTR, both sean and simon have access to our branches now12:14
knomeso we barely need merge requests for those12:14
knomenow the only thing we need to care about is uploading12:14
elfyok cool - I thought I saw micah say that12:14
knomeyep, not sure if it has come up already12:14
elfysaw it in -ot12:14
elfyjust so long as it's done before Thursday or I'll be -1 to releasing with it ;)12:15
knome;)12:15
knomebritish...12:15
* knome shakes head12:15
elfylol12:15
knomebut yyyyeah, we should take care of it12:16
starratsthanks elfy, brainwash and others, I had to check the indicator sound like elfy said and restarted the comp, all is good now, i learn something new everyday from one of you, :)12:18
elfyknome: saw that - thanks :)12:21
knomenp..12:21
knomemicahg, around?12:27
knomeoh shoo. :)12:27
elfysaw that - lovely :|12:28
elfyback later 12:28
elfynever saw the manifest or germinate-output before 12:29
knomei think it's one of those things that i can look at, but won't understand enough to come up with anything sane12:32
knometip: only run in a directory that do not have files you don't want to get lost12:34
ochosiknome: ibus should be dropped already12:36
ochosiat least it is gone from the seed12:36
knomeochosi, it gets pulled in by unity-control-center12:36
knomeochosi, which is pulled in by gnome-bluetooth12:36
ochosigreat12:36
ochosii thought we shipped blueman?12:36
knomethe alternative to unity-control-center is gnome-control-center12:36
ochosithat's both terrible12:37
knomeyeah..12:37
ochosiwhy can't they make the alternative xfce4-settings-manager? :)12:37
knomehey, we probably could12:37
jhenkejust did a fresh install of the RC, it seems there are now two clocks in the panel12:37
jhenkeI also noticed a whole bunch of unity control settings and deamons pulled in12:37
knomeochosi, but would it have bluetooth configuration stuff without those other -control-center packages?12:37
ochosii'm using gnome-bluetooth currently (or is it bluetooth indicator?) and this is what i get when i go to "bluetooth settings..." in the menu: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-2014-04-11-143817.php12:38
knomeso no luck?12:39
ochosiwell that's empty, there's no bt settings there12:39
ochosibut frankly, it doesn't seem very needed12:39
knomeah, and that's the gnome-control-center?12:39
ochosiyou can switch bt on/off in the indicator12:39
ochosiyeah12:39
knomemmright...12:39
ochosiyou can add/remove/configure devices12:39
ochosiyou can make your adaptor discoverable12:39
ochosithat's all i need12:40
knomeochosi, please follow -release and HALP!12:40
knome;)12:40
ochosiso this is that thing i'm using: http://imagebin.org/30504912:41
ochosiseems comprehensive enough on its own12:41
knomehmm,12:41
ochosilet me check what it actually is...12:41
knomeyeah...12:41
jhenkeny the way, why is the whole bluetooth stack installed anyway by default? even if the device does not have any bluetooth12:42
knomejhenke, because it isn't "possible" to check if a user has bluetooth devices or not12:42
knomeor even if it was, they should all be connected and recognised during installation12:43
ochosiknome: so i'm using indicator-bluetooth + gnome-bluetooth. and that pulls in all the evil stuff.12:43
knomeyep12:43
ochosiknome: problem is: we might need to patch indicator-bluetooth a la indicator-sound/power12:43
knomeaha12:43
knomewhat would that fix?12:43
ochosiin our case: to hide the "bluetooth settings..." menuitem12:43
knomeokay12:43
jhenkenot pulling in all the gnome/unity stuff?12:43
ochosijhenke: well that menuitem is the sole reason those -control-centers are pulled in12:44
knomei'm *definitely* not experienced enough here, but it sounds like stupid pulling those in...12:44
ochosiknome: i'll be back in a bit, do you know why we switched away from blueman?12:44
jhenkeochosi I know, I tryied to point out that a patch is needed to *not* pull all that into the installtion12:44
knomei never was completely on top of it, but i think we never switched away from anything12:45
knomeat least for trusty: it was discussed, and the outcome was: let's keep what we have12:45
jhenkeby the way there was also some other new item in the panel, something related to the input12:46
jhenkethat loook much like it also lived in the unity-control-center12:47
brainwashyeah, stop the unity infection!13:08
jhenkeI came to xubuntu to get rid of unity...13:10
knomestop the FUD, fix the bugs :)13:13
jhenkeif I only knew where to start....13:13
ochosiknome: so actually we seed blueman13:33
knomeaha..13:34
knomeso why is gnome-bluetooth seeded?13:34
knome:)13:34
slickymasterWorkbrainwash: brainwash, clean install of 12.04 -> 14.0413:36
slickymasterWorkPresent -> bug 1274548, bug 1304128, bug 1284914, bug 126120313:37
ochosiknome: no clue, i'm not that familiar with the seed stuff13:37
ubottubug 1274548 in gstreamer1.0 (Ubuntu) "gst-plugin-scanner crashed with SIGSEGV in __GI___pthread_mutex_lock()" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127454813:37
ubottubug 1304128 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Both light-locker and xscreensaver enabled after upgrade" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130412813:37
ubottubug 1284914 in xfdesktop4 (Ubuntu) "xfdesktop network shares not visible on desktop" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128491413:37
ubottubug 1261203 in abiword (Ubuntu) "Abiword top ruler hidden by gray area on first open" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126120313:37
ochosithat xfdesktop bug should be marked as wontfix imo13:37
slickymasterWorkbrainwash: gThumb is still present and the old app-menu is default instead of Whisker13:37
ochosislickymasterWork: also, is the xscreensaver thingy really a problem?13:38
knomeochosi, i can mark it, but with what rationale?13:38
ochosiyeah that's also expected, user conf doesn't get overridden and apps don't get removed generally13:38
slickymasterWorknot me ochosi, I was checking it as per brainwash's request13:38
slickymasterWorknot present bug 1210898, bug 130257113:38
ubottubug 1210898 in thunar-volman (Ubuntu) "Thunar does not automatically mount removable drives and media" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121089813:38
ubottubug 1302571 in xfce4-indicator-plugin (Ubuntu) "Panel 0 xfce4-indicator-plugin misbehavior in Trusty" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130257113:38
ochosiknome: the thing is that with the current implementation it won't be possible to show network drives in the same way as thunar13:38
knomeokay13:39
ochosiknome: the technical reason is gio13:39
ochosibut i don't think we need to explain that13:39
brainwashslickymasterWork: thanks13:39
knomeyeah, so the right thing is13:39
knomewill need to be fixed upstream13:39
brainwashbut it's not won't fix13:39
knomeso the bug is wishlist?13:39
brainwashno13:39
knomeat least for xubuntu..13:39
slickymasterWorkwill start now clean install 13.10 -> 14.0413:39
knomebrainwash, i know it isn't right now, i'm talking about what it should be13:40
brainwashyou can enabled to show network shares in the settings dialog of xfdesktop, so it's an incomplete feature13:40
slickymasterWorkanyone needs any sort of verification regarding a this scenario clean install of 12.04 -> 14.04?13:40
brainwashjust leave it open :)13:40
knomeochosi, ^ do you agree?13:40
slickymasterWorknot duable brainwash, I'm getting short of disk space for VM13:41
knomei'm dropping it from the blueprint13:41
ochosiknome: so anyway, wrt the bluetooth issue, i have no clue what's going on there, but the previous plan to patch indicator-bt is obviously bollocks, cause it's not installed/in use :)13:41
knomeslickymasterWork, he was replying to me13:41
brainwashslickymasterWork: I meant to leave the bug report open13:41
slickymasterWorklol13:41
knomeochosi, hehe13:41
brainwash:)13:41
slickymasterWorkok whipping it and starting with 13.10 -> 14.04 13:42
ochosiso hopefully one of you can look into why we're pulling unity seemingly and gnome-bluetooth13:42
ochosii guess it's some nasty depends/recommends chain13:42
knomeis bug 1304128 a problem?13:42
ubottubug 1304128 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Both light-locker and xscreensaver enabled after upgrade" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130412813:42
knomeshouldn't it be wontfix?13:43
ochosislickymasterWork: ^13:43
ochosithat was what i was asking before13:43
slickymasterWorkon the light of your reasoning, yes13:43
ochosii think it shouldn't be a problem apart from possibly conflicting auto-lock times...13:43
knomeor: is there any downsides of having both installed?13:43
knomelet's put it another way13:44
slickymasterWorkthing is, will users unsderstand it?13:44
knomethe bug described isn't really a bug, it's a feature (both are kept)13:44
knomeam i right?13:44
ochosiknome: well as i said...13:44
knomethere *might* be another bug involved with that, but that's not related to this one13:44
brainwashdisk space concerns?13:45
brainwash:D13:45
knomehah13:45
slickymasterWorkshouldn't that at least be mentioned in the Release notes, knome?13:45
slickymasterWorkI mean bug 13042813:45
ubottubug 130428 in pcre3 (Ubuntu) "gnome-system-monitor: symbol lookup error: gnome-system-monitor: undefined symbol: _ZN7pcrecpp2RE4InitEPKcPKNS_10RE_OptionsE" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13042813:45
slickymasterWorkups, not that one13:45
slickymasterWorkbug 130412813:46
ubottubug 1304128 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Both light-locker and xscreensaver enabled after upgrade" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130412813:46
knomewell i guess ww could mention that "if you are having problems with autolocking times, remove xscreensaver13:46
ochosiyeah, we could mention it13:46
ochosialso in that article about locking13:46
knomemhm13:46
slickymasterWorkjust as a heads up for users, or we might get into a situation facing several users nagging about it13:47
ochosianyway, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/xubuntu-meta/trusty/view/head:/desktop-recommends-amd64#L1013:47
ochosithat's wrt bluetooth ^13:47
ochosibbl13:47
knomeslickymasterWork, i guess you didn't hit bug 1303736 (dup of bug 1259339)13:52
ubottubug 1259339 in xfce4-power-manager "duplicate for #1303736 xfce4 power manager does not restore screen power" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/125933913:52
ubottubug 1259339 in xfce4-power-manager "xfce4 power manager does not restore screen power" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/125933913:52
slickymasterWorkno knome, but I wouldn't be able to anyway. At work, just desktop, no lappies13:54
knomeyep13:54
brainwashNoskcaj: is this ok? should the patch be applied or just added to debian/patches? https://code.launchpad.net/~thad-fisch/ubuntu/trusty/xfwm4/fix-untiling14:27
brainwashochosi: so, do we know why the additional unity stuff is pulled in?14:57
brainwashI mean, do we need further investigation? :)14:58
knomeprobably good to double-check but it seems it's gnome-bluetooth pulling that in14:59
brainwashlooks like network-manager-gnome recommends gnome-bluetooth15:05
knomethat is... kind of understandable, but debatable15:06
knomemaybe it could suggest it15:06
brainwashmaybe recommend it or blueman15:06
brainwashif network-manager-gnome really is the start of the dependency chain15:07
cyphermoxmoo?15:07
brainwashdo you agree?15:08
cyphermoxI explicitly don't know without looking15:08
brainwashnetwork-manager-gnome -> gnome-bluetooth -> unity awesomeness15:09
jhenkebrainwash I guess you hit the nail15:09
jhenkeother problematics are indicaor-keyboard and indicator-datetime15:10
cyphermoxdon't you pull in gnome-control-center?15:11
brainwashwhy would we?15:11
jhenkecyphermox we should rather not15:11
knomeno, we have xfce4-settings-manager15:11
cyphermoxok15:11
cyphermoxwell then maybe it should be an extra alternate recommends in gnome-bluetooth?15:11
knomei've suggested that, and it's one option15:12
brainwashbut do we need gnome-bluetooth?15:12
brainwashwe have blueman15:12
cyphermoxgiven blueman maybe you don't15:12
jhenkeis there already a bug open about this?15:12
brainwashso we need to tell network-manager-gnome to recommend gnome-bluetooth or blueman15:13
cyphermoxI don't think n-m-gnome pulling in gnome-bluetooth pulling in gnome-control-center is new, though, so I'm a little surprised it's only an issue now :)15:13
cyphermoxbrainwash: not sure, it recommends gnome-bluetooth because nm-applet ships a gnome-bluetooth plugin15:14
cyphermoxso it probably could be dropped to a Suggest15:14
jhenkeI am also surprised when I did a frash isntallation of the RC today and gound all those extra indicators that should not be in xfce15:14
brainwashthis might be only the result of the dependency chain15:15
brainwashyou did not notice the extra indicators before, because we've changed xfce4-indicator-plugin just yesterday15:16
knomebbiab15:16
brainwashso now it loads all installed indicators15:16
jhenkebrainwash okay that explains a lot15:17
brainwashlike -datetime which was/is hidden in our settings manager15:18
brainwashor -session15:18
jhenkeI do think it is important that we get rid off all those extra indicators, especially as xubuntu is also used on weak platforms (e.g. netbooks) where every mb ram counts15:18
brainwashwe only intended to ship 4: -application -messages -power -sound15:19
jhenkegreat, so we all want the same, question is, how to get those extra ones out of the default install?15:20
brainwashby not letting gnome-bluetooth pull in unity-settings-daemon and all the additional stuff15:21
cyphermoxbrainwash: where are the seeds for xubuntu?15:22
jhenkedo you think the extra idicators also came by that?15:22
brainwashI guess so15:22
brainwashcyphermox: https://code.launchpad.net/~xubuntu-dev/ubuntu-seeds/xubuntu.trusty15:22
cyphermoxjhenke: yes, unity-control-center pulls in the indicators15:22
brainwashoh, meant unity-control-center :)15:23
cyphermoxok, so I guess I could drop gnome-bluetooth from Recommends to Suggests15:26
cyphermoxor if someone from the xubuntu team wants to do the diff, get the credit, and bug the release team themselves to land this in, I will not object at all :)15:27
jhenkeI guess the important thing is to get it laned :)15:28
jhenkeby the way, I saw ibus got dropped from the seed, but was installed anyway today15:30
brainwashmost likely the same reason15:30
brainwashcyphermox: why not add blueman as alternate recommends?15:32
jhenkebrainwash okay, just going the things that I noticed15:33
brainwashso we don't break the initial recommend15:33
cyphermoxbrainwash: I don't think it makes sense, n-m-gnome isn't doing anything with blueman15:33
cyphermoxbrainwash: ubuntu-desktop pulls in gnome-bluetooth explicitly so that at least wouldn't be broken if the Recommends is demoted15:34
brainwashah ok15:34
jhenkealso one odd thing I noticed, some basic packages got installed, but seem missing in the archive, at least them appear as "local or old" packages in synpatic15:35
brainwashlike?15:35
jhenkelanguage-pack-* and libc6 packages15:36
brainwashno clue15:36
cyphermoxhmm15:36
jhenkeas I said just going through the things I noticed after the install today15:37
cyphermoxbrainwash: I'm looking at the lubuntu seed and I see they explicitly don't have gnome-bluetooth pulled in, trying to check why15:37
brainwashjhenke: maybe file a bug report, or ask in #ubuntu-devel15:38
cyphermoxah, no-follow-recommends :(15:38
jhenkein the archive there seems to a ubuntu4 but installed got a ubuntu5...15:38
brainwashcyphermox: for every package?15:39
cyphermoxyeah15:39
brainwashwow15:39
cyphermoxit's a global feature15:39
cyphermoxnot something unless you want to spend the whole of this week and the next figuring out why your desktop is no longer showing :P15:39
brainwash:D15:40
cyphermoxhm, demoting the Recommends would affect mythbuntu and ubuntu-studio though15:42
cyphermoxbrainwash: is there already a bug for this issue?15:42
cyphermoxideally there should be one, and then we should check with mythbuntu and ubuntu-studio whether they want gnome-bluetooth or if it's just in by accident, and ask them to add it to their seed if it's really wanted15:43
knomeyep15:44
brainwashno bug yet I guess15:44
knomeshouldn't be too hard to catch studio...15:44
knomezequence!15:44
cyphermoxah, I was just about to ping in the channel :)15:44
xubuntu370im installing xubuntu 14.04 and stock at config bcmwl-kernel-source, do you have any idea how can i continue, in advance thanks15:50
xubuntu370i mean i canot continue installing the distro15:51
jhenkexubuntu370 if I see it correctly that is related to kernel modules and support for some broadcom wlan15:54
jhenkedo you have any output, indicating why it does not continue?15:54
xubuntu370yes probably15:54
xubuntu370nothing only stop de instalation 15:55
jhenketo me it seems like a general installer/kernel issue and not xubuntu specific15:55
jhenkeI guess we cannot help you much here, I guess the installer/kernel guys might have more insight into ti15:56
xubuntu370so...i can stop installing the distro and this it?15:56
jhenkeyou can file a bug and try to get somebody from the kernel or installer team look into the issue15:57
xubuntu370where are i can find tham?15:57
xubuntu370them?15:57
jhenkeI guess #ubuntu-devel / #ubuntu-kernel is a good start, sorry that we cannot help you15:58
jhenkein any case a bug report is always a good start15:59
xubuntu370at contrary thanks you15:59
jhenkeand then bring that bug to the attention of the responsible developers15:59
jhenkeyou are welcome, but be aware there a lots of bug reports every day, you have to be persistent to get the attention for your specific bug ;)16:00
brainwashespecially now right before final release :)16:00
xubuntu370whats up if only turn off the pc??????16:01
zequenceknome: We're happy to have what you have. You already have something else for blueooth16:01
zequence?16:01
knomeyes, blueman16:02
jhenkexubuntu370 you can try if that bug is also present in an older version and try that for the time being until the bug is resolved16:02
knomezequence, you currently don't ship that though16:03
zequenceknome: Oh.. I did go trough your seeds before, to try make ours align with yours, but that was some time ago16:03
zequencelet me check..16:03
knomehttp://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/ubuntustudio.trusty/desktop16:04
knomeno blueman16:04
knomebe back in 45mins or so16:04
zequencenope16:04
xubuntu370thnaks , i will turn off the pc and i going to disconnect16:04
zequencecyphermox: No bug report about the bluetooth issue?16:09
zequence(Not the best day to be working with source code, hrm)16:10
jhenkebrainwash did you write a bug report already?16:14
jhenkebbl16:17
cyphermoxzequence: what?16:20
cyphermoxI was saying someone should open a bug about this issue of extra packages pulled in to xubuntu16:21
cyphermoxand then we can fix that by fixing both the ubuntustudio seed to pull in blueman if needed (or gnome-bluetooth), and network-manager-gnome to stop recommending gnome-bluetooth and make it suggest instead16:22
zequencecyphermox: We'll go with your selection. If there is a bug report, I'd just like to add it to the commits, and so forth16:23
cyphermoxoh for sure16:23
cyphermoxwhat's why I was asking for brainwash or someone who experiences the problem to file the bug16:23
zequenceThe idea is we fully base our DE on an existing one - in the future, we will be supporting several16:24
zequenceAh, ok16:24
cyphermoxthen if I or someone else makes the n-m-gnome changes, it will be in changelog, and it will be in the commit for the seeds so we can track why things changed the way they did16:24
cyphermoxI'm trying to convince someone to do the n-m-gnome change so I can sponsor it and not spend too much time on this today16:25
knomeelfy, re: studio/myth-16:50
knomewe want to make gnome-bluetooth only a suggest for network manager16:51
knomebut if/when we do that, studio/myth need to pull that in manually if they still want it16:52
knomeor alternatively, leave in unseeded or add blueman to their seed16:52
knome(that's what we use for bluetooth stuff)16:52
knomeso at most it's three changes: one for the nm package and two for the myth/studio seeds16:53
elfyok - thanks16:53
knomeif we go that route, xubuntu packages itself shouldn't need any changes16:53
knomeand that would fix both the "we have multiple bluetooth stacks" and the ibus issue16:54
elfyyep16:54
brainwashelfy: please try to reproduce bug 1210898 with thunar-volman from my PPA17:13
ubottubug 1210898 in thunar-volman (Ubuntu) "Thunar does not automatically mount removable drives and media" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121089817:13
elfyI'm already marked as affected by it17:14
elfyall I've got to do is plug in my sansa clip and I'll be affected by it probably - it's been recognised once in 10 times this week17:14
brainwashgreat17:15
elfynot really17:15
elfyit's enough to make me use windows 17:15
brainwashwhy not? this way you can test my patched thunar-volman :)17:16
elfyand it's not thunar to be honest - doesn't matter what file manager I have - if it's not recognised - then it's not recognised in any of them17:16
brainwasheven if the filemanager is open?17:16
brainwashwell, thunar relies on thunar-volman to automount devices17:17
brainwashso far no one could confirm this problem in 14.0417:17
brainwashrecently I mean17:18
elfybrainwash: no file manager open - plug it in - if it is recognised then that's ok - but if it isn't then you could use any file manager you want to pull your hair out17:18
elfybrainwash that bug was reference in a beta1 test result17:20
elfyso not sure why you say that17:20
brainwashalright17:26
brainwashjust need some feedback for the patch17:26
brainwashotherwise we need to SRU it later17:27
brainwashin case the patch helps17:27
elfybrainwash: sorry - got sidetracked17:33
elfyI can test it of course :)17:33
brainwashthanks17:34
elfyis it in your ppa?17:35
brainwashyes17:36
elfynow?17:38
brainwashnow what? I've uploaded it 2 days ago17:39
brainwashsee comment #11 :)17:39
elfyoh ok - wasn't aware17:39
elfyI don't bother looking at that bug - been putting up with the issue for ages ... 17:40
elfynew kernel apparently ...17:40
brainwashmaybe we can finally fix it in trusty :)17:40
slickymasterWorkbrainwash, clean install 13.10 -> 14.0417:46
slickymasterWorkPresent: bug 1304128, bug 1284914, bug 126120317:47
ubottubug 1304128 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Both light-locker and xscreensaver enabled after upgrade" [Undecided,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130412817:47
ubottubug 1284914 in xfdesktop4 (Ubuntu) "xfdesktop network shares not visible on desktop" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128491417:47
ubottubug 1261203 in abiword (Ubuntu) "Abiword top ruler hidden by gray area on first open" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126120317:47
slickymasterWorkgThumb is still present and the old app-menu is default instead of Whisker17:47
slickymasterWorkNot present: bug 1210898, bug 1302571, bug 127454817:47
ubottubug 1210898 in thunar-volman (Ubuntu) "Thunar does not automatically mount removable drives and media" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121089817:47
ubottubug 1302571 in xfce4-indicator-plugin (Ubuntu) "Panel 0 xfce4-indicator-plugin misbehavior in Trusty" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130257117:47
ubottubug 1274548 in gstreamer1.0 (Ubuntu) "gst-plugin-scanner crashed with SIGSEGV in __GI___pthread_mutex_lock()" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127454817:47
elfybrainwash: ok well that's new - plugged it in and thunar actually opened ... 17:47
brainwashslickymasterWork: awesome, thanks a lot for the detailed feedback :)17:47
elfyslickymasterWork: with an upgrade things like whisker won't be there 17:47
slickymasterWorkI'm aware elfy. Just reporting as a good -qa member :)17:48
brainwashelfy: it opened.... and? did it also mount the device?17:48
elfybrainwash: opened twice - as expected - 2 partitions17:49
elfyyep both mounted 17:49
brainwashthat's great17:49
brainwashbut maybe you were just lucky this time?17:49
elfyI shall be in and out over the next day or so looking at this 17:49
elfyyea - exactly ^^17:49
brainwashok :)17:49
slickymasterWorkand like your friendly neighbor spiderman, passed the all day with the -qa disguise, both for Unit193 and brainwash sake17:49
elfybrainwash: though even if it got recognised - they never actually mounted and opened - had to do that myself, so that is an improvement17:50
slickymasterWorkand that's enough testing for one day17:51
elfy:)17:51
ochosicyphermox: hey, just to be sure, did you need any help from us with the nm-gnome thingy or will you handle it? (just trying to keep an overview of the todos)17:52
cyphermoxI don't really need help to do if it you want me to17:52
knomecyphermox, that would be awesome :)17:52
cyphermoxI was giving a chance if someone wants to do the diff and get a sponsored upload17:52
cyphermoxis there a bug open yet?17:53
knomeat this point, i think it's better to "just do it"17:53
knomeno, there isn't a bug17:53
cyphermoxok17:53
knomeafaik...17:53
cyphermoxwhat's the word from mythbuntu?17:53
knomei'm just looking who's with them17:54
knomethey seem to have bluez17:54
cyphermoxyes17:54
cyphermoxbut they're not explicitly pulling in gnome-bluetooth via seeds17:54
knomemario...yeah, let me ping him17:55
ochosithanks cyphermox!17:56
ochosiit's much appreciated17:56
knomePM'd superm1, waiting for a reply17:58
cyphermoxok17:59
elfybrainwash: ok - so it is now at 50% success rate ... 18:11
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jhenkewould be awsome if we can get the image of tomorrow clean of thos additional presents :)18:17
elfybrainwash: looking better now after a reboot, 4 out of 5 times it has actually mounted and opened18:56
brainwashelfy: ok, that's an improvement18:57
elfyindeed - generally in 5 I'd be expecting none to work18:58
brainwashI could increase the timeout to 2 seconds (up from 1 second), the original patch specified 5 seconds19:09
brainwashso, time to prepare the branch19:10
elfyI did have one instance where it mounted the main drive in it - but failed to mount the sd card - though they were both there19:13
RFlemingI understand there's some testing going on with thunar and USB19:15
knomebrainwash, prod RFleming to the right direction19:15
RFlemingbrainwash, be gentle.  I bruise easily19:16
RFleming:D19:16
elfyRFleming: add the ppa https://launchpad.net/~thad-fisch/+archive/test19:19
elfyupgrade thunar-volman - check that usb's and the like actually mount 19:19
RFlemingelfy, alright, give me a moment.19:19
elfyassuming you've been affected by the bug in which they don't19:19
RFlemingwhat's the but #?19:20
RFlemingbug #19:20
elfybug 121089819:21
ubottubug 1210898 in thunar-volman (Ubuntu) "Thunar does not automatically mount removable drives and media" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/121089819:21
RFlemingUSB devices mount properly on my end19:21
RFlemingwell not automagically19:21
RFlemingok, yes... after installing exfat-utils, it mounted my key19:22
RFlemingit only seems to auto mount 1 key at a time19:23
RFlemingI've repeated it with several keys now.  The first one auto-mounts, the second does not.  If I eject the first one, and re-plug in the second one, it will auto mount19:24
RFlemingthe same thing happens with USB hard drives with multiple partitions.  The first partition mounts, the rest do not19:25
elfyI just plugged in 4 and they all worked19:28
elfynot got exfat-utils here19:28
RFlemingwhere do I check the automount settings?19:29
RFleminggot it19:29
RFlemingelfy, let me try your test PPA and see if they all mount when plugged in.19:30
elfyit's not mine - much too close to voodooery 19:30
elfyit's brainwash's :)19:30
RFleminghow do I revert back? :)19:31
elfysudo ppa-purge ppa:thad-fisch/test19:31
elfyI'm going to run with it for a day or two at least here19:32
RFlemingok, thunar-volman (0.8.0-4test1) installed19:32
RFlemingok, USB HDD with multiple partitions... they all mount19:33
elfyyea - but did they previously? 19:33
RFlemingadd usb exfat usb key, it mounts19:33
elfyif they did then that's not proven 19:33
RFlemingadd another usb key, it mounts too19:33
RFlemingelfy, as I previously stated... thunar would automount the first USB key, but not the second.19:34
RFlemingThunar would mount the first partition on a USB HDD, but not the second19:34
RFlemingnow... with the new thunar-volman, Thunar automounts ALL partitions of the USB HDD, and when additional USB devices are attached, they mount as well.19:35
RFlemingold action = first device, none of the others19:35
RFlemingnew action = all devices19:35
RFlemingUSB devices are a mix of file systems, 2 NTFS, 1 fat32, 1 exfat19:37
knomei guess that's a different problem solved...19:38
RFlemingam I making sense?19:39
RFlemingsometimes I wonder.19:39
knomeyou are19:39
RFlemingknome, ok.  Just checking.19:40
RFlemingAlright, I'm reverting back19:41
RFlemingalright.  I've reverted back19:42
RFlemingit works like the test version19:42
RFlemingeverything is still automounting when plugged in.19:42
RFlemingoh, well not everything19:43
RFlemingUSB HDD with multiple partitions, only the main partition mounts.  The other does not.19:45
brainwashNoskcaj: is https://code.launchpad.net/~thad-fisch/ubuntu/trusty/thunar-volman/fix-automount ok?19:48
brainwashwell, the patch seems to improve auto-mounting and people confirmed it upstream19:49
brainwashso it's a win situation19:49
knomecan approve the general direction and would argue it would be something to fix/land even after final freeze19:50
brainwashcanoncial, give us 1 more week! please! :)19:52
Noskcajbrainwash, You forgot to run "update-maintainer"19:53
elfy"Ever since the new improved Whisker Menu, I find no need for the bottom panel. Up until then, I always had one. Now my Favorites take its place. Ever since the new improved Whisker Menu, I find no need for the bottom panel. Up until then, I always had one. Now my Favorites take its place. "19:53
brainwashwhat files does this change?19:53
brainwashcan I still run it afterwards?19:54
NoskcajAlso, leave the patch unapplied for ease of review  (Where possible, only have the patches that were already applied, applied)19:54
Noskcajand yes, it changes the maintainer in the control file19:54
Noskcajwithout that, bzr-buildpackage fails19:54
knomeelfy, pastefail? ;)19:54
brainwashmmh19:54
Unit193knome: He thinks if he tells himself that enough, it'll be true. ;)19:55
RFleminghaha19:55
knomehah19:55
elfyknome: nope - meant to add that it's a quote from someone19:55
knomewell done...19:55
knomeelfy, yeah, you just pasted the quote itself twice...19:55
elfyohhh19:55
RFlemingwhoosh!19:55
knomebut i can agree repeating IS one of the ways to make a message strongs19:55
knome*stronger19:55
knomei don't know what i'm typing anymore19:56
RFlemingdefinition if insanity?19:56
elfyyea pastefail then - did that just as everything went STOP as it got to the end of searching for all the image tests from trusty ... 19:56
elfySTUPID system :|19:56
knomemmh, the daily images are in better shape than i ever could think though19:56
elfyyep 19:57
elfy3 new names on upgrade test reports20:00
elfypackage testing has come to an abrupt halt - but with 230 tests and 50 bugs we should be pleased 20:01
knomeyeah...20:01
knomeplease don't find any new bugs20:01
knomemakes the stats look bad20:01
knome;)20:01
elfyI was thinking of closing the package tracker tbh20:01
elfymarking it ready20:02
knomenah20:02
elfythen I'm on the hunt for 10 new bugs by Sunday :p20:02
knomeyw :P20:02
knomei can't see much benefit on closing it20:02
knomeand no cons on not closing it20:03
brainwashNoskcaj: now ok https://code.launchpad.net/~thad-fisch/ubuntu/trusty/thunar-volman/fix-automount ?20:03
elfyknome: fair enough20:03
RFlemingbrainwash, as an added benefit, reverting back to the released thunar-volman, all my USB keys mount now, not just the first one :)20:04
Noskcajbrainwash, yep, all good20:04
brainwashdid you restart thunar and/or thunar-volman?20:04
RFlemingyes20:05
RFlemingI used 4 devices.  3 USB keys, (2 USB2, 1 USB3), and a USB3 HDD enclosure.  The HDD has a Windows 7 install with 2 partitions, one SYSTEM, the other the OS.  The three USB keys have 1 partition each, the past behaviour was the first device attached got auto-mounted, the rest didn't.  With your version ALL devices/partitions auto-mounted.  Reverting back, ALL USB keys auto-mount, as does the OS partition on the HDD, but the System partitio20:10
RFlemingn does not.20:10
brainwashah ok20:10
intekulanis libreoffice supposed to look like windows 98? I don't think I remember it like this20:15
Noskcajintekulan, I'm guessing something broke gtk for you20:16
NoskcajBut i have no idea what, or if people already know about the issue20:16
Unit193intekulan: libreoffice-gtk (or something like that) installed?20:17
RFlemingor libreoffice-style-*20:17
intekulanchecking20:17
elfyUnit193: it's not automatically installed 20:17
intekulanii  libreoffice-style-galaxy 20:17
elfyor wasn't here20:18
elfyintekulan: libreoffice-gtk20:18
intekulanelfy: installing 20:18
intekulanmuch better :) maybe include that as dependency?20:19
elfythen it looks odd in win2k20:19
intekulank20:19
elfy:)20:19
Unit193intekulan: It's not a dep though, you can use it without that, or with -kde, or something else maybe.  It's recommended, IIRC, so should be installed if you install 'libreoffice' the "normal" way.20:22
knomecyphermox, mythbuntu probably wants to drop bluetooth stuff for good. still waiting for a confirmation20:22
elfyI only install calc and writer20:22
intekulanI did sudo apt-get install libreoffice-writer hoping to only get the writer. :p20:23
RFlemingintekulan, and you did :)20:23
RFlemingwhat's the problem? :D20:23
intekulanLibreoffice-math20:23
intekulanoh, it's just the equation tool20:24
brainwashlibreoffice.. wrong channel :P20:24
brainwashwe use the fabulous abiword and gnumeric :)20:24
brainwashLogan_: you there?20:25
RFlemingI just wish the fabulous orage hooked up to services :)20:25
brainwashsomeone has implement it20:26
brainwashhas to20:26
knomelol20:27
brainwasha Xfce hackfest would be awesome20:28
elfyI could get some popcorn20:28
brainwashand do some cheerleading?20:29
elfydepends :)20:29
knomewhen did this channel turn into -offtopic-offtopic?20:29
knome:P20:29
elfyabout 10 minutes ago ... 20:29
elfy:)20:29
elfyso - to get things back on an even keel - when are -marketing going to deal with their blueprint ... 20:30
knomenevar!20:30
elfyI see 20:30
elfy:)20:30
knomewell i guess a minute before release ;)20:30
elfyha ha ha 20:30
elfy:POSTPONED20:31
knomethere are many complex work items20:31
knomewhich are blocked by trivial work items :P20:31
elfyha ha ha 20:31
knomewell not really20:31
knomebut we're really close to having the flyer content ready20:31
elfycool20:31
knomeonce that's done, i have to sit down some time with inkscape...20:32
knomehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Marketing/Projects/Flyers?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=xubuntu_flyer_draft.png20:32
knomeas you see, we're almost done...20:32
elfylooks good :)20:33
starratsknome and elfy I was just glancing at that flyer, it looks great20:44
starratsOne multiple question on the flyer.  How will folks be able to get this flyer and where will they be available?20:59
elfydownload I expect 21:00
knomewill make sure it's readily available, people can then print them at home and spread as they want21:01
starratsby the way are there still luds around?  Used to be a site online that would/could tell you if one was in your community, I belonged to one years back at Kent State University.21:02
starratslugs21:02
knomethere surely are LUGs21:03
starratsok LUGS21:03
jhenkegood night folks21:03
knomenight jhenke 21:03
elfynight jhenke 21:03
knomecyphermox, ack from mythbuntu: they are ok if gnome-bluetooth is demoted to suggests22:00
knomezequence, what was it what you wanted for bluetooth stuff for studio again?22:01
knomecyphermox, humph, looking at old bugs, you have fixed this issue already...22:06
knomein 201122:06
knomecyphermox, though it's re-raised as bug 1301045, which is now marked invalid22:08
ubottubug 1301045 in gnome-bluetooth (Ubuntu) "gnome-bluetooth and empathy pull in unity-control-center on Ubuntu GNOME packageset installation" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/130104522:08
knomecyphermox, original bug is bug 84402722:08
ubottubug 844027 in network-manager-applet (Ubuntu) "Consider dropping gnome-bluetooth to suggests" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/84402722:08
knomeoh, hmm, that's -applet22:08
knomeand the new bug isn't exactly this bug anyway, confusing things already (1am)22:09
cyphermoxwell, it's the same thing really22:19
cyphermoxI must have forgotten about it when I did one Humongous Debian Merge (tm)22:19
cyphermoxI'd still be doing this thing in applet, not elsewhere22:21
knomebut we'd need it in network-manager-gnome22:23
knomeaiui22:23
Unit193That's the applet.22:24
knomeoookay.22:24
Unit193"This package contains a systray applet for GNOME's notification area but it also works for other desktop environments which provide a systray like KDE or Xfce"22:24
knomerright, so -applet source creates -gnome package22:25
knomeright.22:25
Unit193I was going to say, because network-manager hasn't been sync'd for quite some time.22:26
cyphermoxUnit193: no, it hasn't22:26
knomecyphermox, would the old bug do?22:27
cyphermoxI'll reopen one shortly22:27
knomeok, i can make other flavors ack on the bug if you want22:27
bluesabreknome: yes22:53
bluesabrere: ibus22:53
knomere what ibus22:54
knome:P22:54
bluesabrere banish ibus22:54
knomehmm...22:54
knomeit gets pulled in via gnome-bluetooth.22:54
knomecyphermox is looking/fixing22:55
bluesabreah22:55
bluesabrefun22:55
knomewhat else is gnome-bluetooth pulling?22:55
bluesabretoo much backlog22:55
knomeunity-control-center! ta-dag!22:55
knome*ta-dah22:55
bluesabreta-dang!22:55
cyphermoxyes22:55
knomeat least we noticed that...22:56
cyphermoxI'll fix later tonight or tomorrow, currently trying to do an in-depth inventory of Lego pieces22:56
knomesounds like a priority task, thumbs up22:56
knome:)22:56
knomesays the one who has been playing openttd all day22:57
GridCubeits there any test i could perform on my netbook that any of you could need?22:57
bluesabreI don't have anything specific atm22:59
bluesabreooh23:15
bluesabreiso size dropped 20mb in the past 2 days23:15
bluesabretrimming the fat23:16
knomehah, just dropping apps because they have bugs23:16
knome;)23:16
bluesabrecrap, guess my apps were pulled23:16
bluesabreI'm guessing ochosi is already away23:17
knomehe's been on and off23:17
knomebut not around for some time23:17
bluesabresuppose I should work on releases with translations this weekend23:18
knomemaybe...23:18
knomebluesabre, tell me,23:24
knomewhere's the desktop right-click .menu file23:24
knomeand tell me23:24
knomewhat's "menu manager"?23:24
knomeis it brought by whiskermenu23:25
bluesabre~/.config/menus/xfce4-applications.menu23:25
bluesabremenu manager?23:25
knomeor is it... hmmm23:25
knomethat must be that weird thing23:25
knomeright23:25
knomei'll remove23:25
bluesabreyou're not making a lot of sense...23:26
knomeyeah, it was an old artefact on launchpad23:26
knomewhich i installed23:26
knomeand now ran23:26
knomeand it messed up my menu23:26
bluesabrelol23:26
knome(surprise!)23:26
bluesabre"alacarte"?23:26
knomeno23:26
bluesabre:D23:26
knomexubuntu-menu-manager23:26
knome.23:26
bluesabreI recommend menulibre ;)23:27
knomeshould menu file changes be live immediately?23:28
knomeis the latest menulibre version in a ppa for saucy?23:29
knomesee, lots of questions23:29
bluesabredoesn't work in saucy23:32
bluesabrerequires gnome-menus 3.1023:33
bluesabrethere is a saucy package23:33
bluesabrebut it will crash after every change23:33
knomehmm.23:33
knomei'm running 2.0.3 in saucy23:33
knomeand it's not crashing.23:33
bluesabrelucky23:33
bluesabre:D23:33
knomeheh23:33
knomeso...23:33
knomehow do i edit the top menu items?23:33
knomei guess no way with our current menu structure?23:33
bluesabre2.0.3 should work23:34
bluesabrenormal xfce menu or whisker?23:34
knomenormal23:34
knomewell, the desktop right-click menu23:34
knomeso i guess normal...23:34
bluesabreshould be able to edit to top-level items23:34
bluesabrethe menu applications sometimes don't update immediately23:35
bluesabregive them 5 seconds23:35
knomeyeah... i noticed23:35
knomeso, how do i edit the top-level items?23:36
knomehmm23:36
bluesabrethey should be listed23:36
bluesabreclick them, edit them23:36
knomemenulibre says 13.03.15...23:36
knomebut apt-get says 2.0.323:36
knome???23:36
bluesabre???23:36
bluesabreapt-cache policy menulibre23:36
bluesabrewhich one has ***23:37
knomewait no, 13.03.1523:37
knomebut i can't upgrade to 2.0.323:37
* knome gives up23:38
knomei should upgrade to trusty tomorrow23:38
bluesabreapt-get remove23:38
bluesabrethen install again23:38
bluesabrethe 13.* packages for saucy should be gone now23:38
bluesabreremove, update, install23:38
knomemm23:39
knomeyeah, that works23:39
bluesabregood news23:40
bluesabrenow it should crash for you23:40
bluesabre;)23:40
knome"should"23:40
knomeyay...23:40
* knome facepalms at segfaults23:41
bluesabrewelcome to the future!23:42
knomebut generally, good work23:42
knomeif the future is a segfault, no thanks23:43
bluesabreonly on saucy ;)23:43
bluesabreoh boy, more indicator updates23:45
knomeheh23:45
bluesabrelet's see if everything still works when I reboot23:45
knomeit would be nice if there was any other way to show the separators than dashes...23:46
bluesabreI agree23:46
bluesabrebut then they would not be draggable23:46
knomemaybe –'s?23:47
knomewould maybe make it a solid line23:47
knome(that's an emdash)23:47
bluesabreit's worth looking into23:48
bluesabrethere is probably some hackery I can try23:48
bluesabremight try to improve that this weekend23:49
bluesabreUnit193: I bet you would know the answer to this:23:49
bluesabreI seem to have some things stuck in apport (can't clear them away, can't report them away)23:50
bluesabrehow the heck do I make apport stop popping up?23:50
bluesabre(besides removing apport)23:50
knomebluesabre, purge.23:50
bluesabreI need to keep my environment together until release day, takes to long to put back together23:51
bluesabre*too23:51
knome;)23:51

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