[00:00] ok, knome [00:00] yeppers. [00:00] I think we have the community stuff almost ready [00:00] hey bluesabre [00:01] hey knome [00:01] yep, only some text tweaks, but the content is there [00:01] hey bluesabre [00:01] anything I need to do? [00:01] hey slickymaster [00:01] let's add some photo from the community wallpaper contest + some nice text [00:01] * bluesabre is upgrading his desktop to trusty [00:01] bluesabre, i filed yet another menulibre bug [00:01] I saw that [00:01] or... "oh you!" [00:02] haha [00:02] that was really random. [00:02] it just flipped over on me. [00:02] anyway you could attach your .menu file? [00:02] *any way [00:02] i'll do that when i'm on wife's laptop next time [00:02] thanks [00:02] how do i make sure which menu file menulibre uses? [00:03] if you use xfce [00:03] that would be useful information somewhere [00:03] its xfce4-applications.menu [00:03] knome, some nice text? about the artwork? [00:03] yeah, I need to add a bug reporting guide to my docs [00:03] I would you could add bug reporting guidelines to launchpad [00:03] *wish [00:03] I suck at typing today [00:03] bluesabre, well since menulibre knows the exact file path, you could print that somewhere [00:03] (on request) [00:04] ah [00:04] I think it might [00:04] with -vv [00:04] aha [00:04] but maybe not [00:04] you could also make it a command line parameter to edit any file [00:04] yeah, but that would probably cause me more grief [00:05] i know it's a border case, but sounds trivial to do [00:05] really? [00:05] though its on my todo list [00:05] heh, okay [00:05] my blog is getting too popular it seems [00:05] every time I post something its like a DOS attack [00:05] "too popular" :P [00:05] have to restart the server [00:06] hahah [00:06] its not even a blog [00:06] its release notes [00:06] :( [00:06] have you got a cache plugin in place? [00:06] :( [00:06] I've tried [00:06] but those don't help [00:06] aha... [00:06] and created some interesting issues today [00:06] it cached the dead page [00:06] that was fun [00:06] hah [00:08] going to push my server to 14.04 when it becomes available to digital ocean [00:08] hopefully that will help [00:08] you know what'll help? use debian [00:08] * knome hides [00:08] I've considered it [00:08] :] [00:08] or centos [00:08] but rpm is just evil [00:09] * bluesabre also hides [00:09] I'm actually upgrading my server over vnc, so this will be more fun potentially [00:09] bluesabre: Can't just update it? [00:09] s/server/desktop [00:09] VNC?! :P [00:10] Use ssh? [00:10] too lazy [00:10] and can't count that as a test [00:11] Why not? [00:11] bluesabre, haven't heard too good things about centos, but no firsthand experience [00:11] have had to use it in the past [00:11] Unit193: not listed on the tracker [00:12] bluesabre: Upgrade tests. [00:12] no terminal upgrade test [00:12] bluesabre, don't tell anyone, but i reported one CLI upgrade test as well [00:12] :O [00:12] cheater! [00:12] yep [00:12] Or, err, if you need to use upgrade-manager, then you'll have to remove all of mine... [00:13] -qa lead will poke for that knome [00:13] +you [00:13] slickymaster: So I'll get multipoked. :P [00:13] Unit193, in both eyeeees! [00:13] huzzah :P [00:13] *prod!* [00:13] yeah Unit193, that will come your way, too [00:14] slickymaster: Only worse, I reported 4. :P [00:14] so will have to poke you in both eyes, twice [00:14] * slickymaster laughs really loud [00:14] or only once for the other if you count the lower... nevermind. [00:15] If something goes wrong in this upgrade, it will stop or something, won't it? That is, I don't have to physically sit here and watch the progress bar slowly increment / stuff zip past in terminal, right? [00:15] guest2152352, doesn't the testcase tell you to sit still with one finger in your nose? that's another testcase bug... [00:15] Bah [00:16] yeah, feel free to wander around [00:16] if that was a requirement, i would get more poking in the eyes [00:16] It's 6:15 and my stomach is rumbling. Just want to make sure it's not going to do any 'click here to not light your computer on fire in 5...4....3...' type shenanigans. :P [00:16] ah ah ah [00:16] knome, and no one would like that [00:17] guest2152352, hmm, it might... ;) [00:17] guest2152352: No, it'd just sit tight and wait for you to respond, or does with do-release-upgrade. [00:17] well it will ask something about libd6 IIRC guest2152352 [00:17] libc, genious. [00:17] guest2152352, i didn't get a countdown :P [00:17] Unit193, same with GUI [00:17] slickymaster, libc6 :P [00:17] slickymaster, and most probably xscreensaver/xlockmore [00:18] yes [00:18] and possibly at least one other configuration file [00:18] It had me stop the screensaver when it first started, but hasn't done anything since. But okeydoke, and thanks for the help so far, by the way. [00:18] Oh come on? No one bit the misspelling? :'( [00:18] Unit193, lol [00:18] yes for libc6 knome, not for the xscreensaver [00:19] it doesn't does nothing with it during the upgrade [00:19] you mean "doesn't do anything" :P [00:20] Unit193, let's poke XPL while he's still XPL [00:20] :P [00:20] hah [00:21] slickymaster, sounds good to me :P [00:21] I'm in [00:21] knome [00:21] poke [00:21] * knome considers writing a script that hides the quit+next join message if the quit message is "Changing host" [00:21] Changing host [00:22] bluesabre, quit message! [00:22] close enough [00:22] hah [00:22] /kick bluesabre Quit message [00:22] * bluesabre [~sean@is_awesome] has quit [Changing host] [00:23] lol [00:23] invalid host [00:23] bah [00:23] :P [00:23] slickymaster: Good plan. [00:24] wrong one starrats [00:24] haha [00:30] slickymaster, which one is better? [00:31] the former one is a bit verbose [00:31] somehow... [00:31] and kind of feels like it's circling around the issue [00:31] and repeating a bit [00:32] yes, I see that way too [00:32] default artwork, desktop looks, themes [00:32] you're right [00:33] i'd love if we could squeeze in a section or two [00:33] and more artwork [00:33] obviously... [00:34] well, there's the wallpaper to be added [00:34] mhm [00:34] thinking we could use just the mouse as well [00:35] without a question [00:35] thing is what about the other one? [00:35] i'm bored with desktop screenshots [00:35] other one what? :) [00:36] you lost me in a second. [00:36] the community wallpaper. which one where you thinking of using? [00:36] oh, no idea [00:36] throw a die? [00:36] :) [00:37] you'll end up with a voting within the -website team [00:37] as for make the desktop your own, I would only stick to your wallpaper [00:38] or the mouse? [00:38] that's the one I'm talking about [00:38] aren't they the same?! [00:38] i mean, just the mouse part [00:38] not the whole wallpaper [00:38] oh [00:39] yes, just the mouse part [00:39] yep [00:39] BTW, let me say it again [00:39] god damn fabulous wallpaper [00:39] hehe [00:39] ? [00:39] thanks thanks [00:41] butt, all and all I think we have the tour page more than stitched up [00:43] well, probably [00:44] let's leave it simmering for a bit [00:44] hmmm, that means that hyou're not happy with it [00:45] well as i said, maybe one or two sections more [00:45] and with those, some artwork or something [00:46] i think we could go with "balance" for the community wallpaper choice [00:46] that's colorful and works in a smaller size as well [00:46] what sections were you thinking of' [00:47] that's the problem... i don't know ;) [00:47] hardware support? [00:47] (with ubuntu core stuff maybe) [00:47] what is the balance one? I just remember ochosi's (the one with the rocks/pebbles) and one with a mountain [00:47] http://xubuntu.org/news/community-wallpaper-contest-winners/ [00:48] good catch knome, the hardware support is something to be addressed [00:49] that's the winner, right? [00:50] no, just alphabetically first :P [00:50] they are all winners [00:50] we didn't pick one "best" [00:56] hmm... [00:56] oh, don't know where I got that idea from [00:57] i'm thikning you're not thinking what i am thinking [00:57] apparently, most definitely not [00:58] what are you thinking? [00:59] see the pad :) [00:59] you wanted to be inclusive and not the other way around [01:00] well, we speak about "older machines" already [01:00] and lightweightness [01:00] now we want to expand to "plugin your device, it'll probably work" [01:00] not in the tour page [01:00] hmm? [01:00] Xubuntu is built around lightweight software with a lot of consideration on usability. Whether you have a high-end computer or even a moderately older machine, Xubuntu is able to provide you with a smooth and usable desktop experience. [01:01] well, that's a bit broader [01:03] but you were right I wasn't thinking what you were thinking :P [01:03] hehe [01:03] i think it's fair to give some credit to ubuntu as well [01:03] though i *am* thinking it would fit well in the existing section [01:05] okay, and TBH I think that having "A good balance" as first topic/section is quite a good choice [01:05] yes, seems to flow better now [01:05] it lands perfectly, because it manages to have a dual meaning, both as a begining and an end [01:06] yeah, i really like this flow now [01:06] i actually think we should land this now [01:06] and keep on improving if we find things to fix [01:06] I'm happy with it [01:06] of course [01:06] lderan, want to do a grammar check? [01:07] yup [01:07] bbiab [01:11] lderan, ping me when you are done and i'll get that up [01:12] i don't see anything else [01:12] oki [01:13] sheesh [01:13] bluesabre, wah? [01:13] I'm not sure what any of you are thinking most of the time [01:13] ? :D [01:13] :D [01:13] one more item to hold a check status in [01:13] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/xubuntu-t-docs [01:13] cheese at the moment [01:13] lderan, lol! [01:14] :) [01:14] lol [01:14] i litearlly laughed out loud [01:14] so did I [01:14] * knome laughs more imagining lderan thinking about cheese [01:14] reminds me of wallace and gromit [01:14] which i'm sure is on pleia2's highlight [01:15] that reminds that's it's 2:15 AM overe here [01:15] hah [01:15] time for a late snack [01:15] put +2 to that [01:15] :P [01:15] yeah, your timezone is a b%&$% [01:16] * slickymaster goes to the freezer to get himself some icecream [01:16] lol [01:23] yeah i get the same thing knome on the upgrade [01:24] lderan, mhm... [01:24] now i must sleep, thankfully working from home...today :P [01:24] good night all :) [01:24] good night, and good luck :) [01:27] slickymaster, some progress at http://xubuntu.org/tour/ [01:28] checking it now [01:29] I almost forgot the new layout [01:29] hehe [01:29] knome, you forgot your wallpaper in the make the desktop your own item [01:30] i didn't [01:30] i said "some progress" [01:30] ;) [01:30] another thing, is it the wordpress forcing the size of the font in the banner with the images [01:31] it's smaller [01:31] no [01:31] well, it's the "regular" font size [01:31] i think it's okay [01:31] try to make the browser narrower [01:31] just curious [01:31] will do [01:31] it works pretty well in the smallest size as well [01:31] hm hm [01:31] a bit of a breath at that point is good as well [01:31] imo [01:31] seeing it now [01:32] but we can improve that to the end of the world ;) [01:32] yeah agree [01:32] it's pretty good [01:32] it just lacks your 'mouse' [01:33] yep [01:33] working on it [01:34] hmmm.... [01:34] :P [01:36] need to work on the color [01:37] * slickymaster has to poke pleia2 about the fact that the portuguese link isn't listed in the http://xubuntu.org/news/xubuntu-marketing-with-startubuntu-flyer/ section [01:39] slickymaster, paste me the links and i'll add it in a sec [01:41] good point knome [01:42] let me see if I can find them [01:42] http://spreadubuntu.org/pt-br/material/poster/portuguese-br-startubuntu-xubuntu-flyer-a4 [01:42] that's the pt-br [01:43] http://spreadubuntu.org/pt/material/poster/portuguese-startubuntu-xubuntu-flyer-a4 [01:43] there we go [01:44] doh [01:44] that's the blog article [01:44] slickymaster, http://xubuntu.org/products/ [01:44] http://spreadubuntu.org/files/flyer_xp-to-xubuntu_A4_PT.png [01:44] http://spreadubuntu.org/files/huge/flyer_xp-to-xubuntu_A4_PT.pdf [01:44] http://spreadubuntu.org/files/source/flyer_xp-to-xubuntu_A4_PT.svg [01:45] so it's in another page [01:47] great [01:47] much better now knome [01:47] i updated the article [01:48] now it points equally to the products page [01:48] i'm not completely satisfied with the mouse color, but i'll look at it later [01:48] it's good enough for now [01:49] i like the work with the grades of pink [01:49] i'm also thinking one more thing [01:49] what? [01:49] rip off the mouse from the blue background [01:50] and put it in between the green/blue boxes a similar fashion as the wallpapers [01:50] and say something about xfce and the xubuntu logo [01:51] theoretically it has everything to work [01:51] visually I mean [01:51] it would give again more space to breath [01:51] we'll do that! [01:57] slickymaster, refresh [01:59] I like it [01:59] and it does opens the page [01:59] lol [01:59] the one on the top was not on purpose :D [01:59] (the mouse jumped at the page title!) [02:00] don't remove it though [02:00] i did [02:00] it was meh [02:00] didn't thought that [02:01] any way, really like the page [02:02] * knome pokes the mouse a bit more [02:02] its color? [02:02] hmm, trying to add a white "glow" under it [02:02] but don't seem to work very well :P [02:03] the background color isn't much of a help [02:03] getting a nice glow would involve manually adjusting the padding and stuff [02:04] won't go that route [02:04] lol [02:04] at least at this hour [02:04] mm [02:04] yeah, but i really like this too [02:04] I'm happy with it [02:04] it was a productive session [02:05] yep, and it concludes the -docs blueprint! [02:05] yes, that was the last item [02:05] last man standing [02:05] next is marketing [02:05] let's try to squeeze in a session with the flyer content some day [02:05] it's almost ready [02:05] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Marketing/Projects/Flyers [02:05] design-wise as well... [02:06] okay, I'll try to help [02:06] never had done much marketing stuff [02:06] well you did today ;) [02:06] but really, look at the wikipage [02:07] we pretty much only need to fill in that one gap on the middle of the page [02:07] the rest will autofill with copyright notices et al [02:07] and then rethink the frontpage [02:07] and that's it really [02:07] are you refrrinf to the Formats? [02:07] no, scroll down [02:07] *referring [02:08] there's an image [02:08] which is an export from a working copy [02:08] I see [02:08] and once we get the content ready.. i can pretty much directly export the PDF's [02:09] desing wise it's not pretty [02:09] really? [02:09] thanks! :P [02:09] you got to remember we are limiting ourself to home printers [02:09] don't take it like that [02:09] so can't make anything overlap or go too close to page border [02:09] and it will need to work in b&w [02:10] it's too conservative, that's what I meant [02:10] those two things limit what we can do, a lot [02:10] huh, you should have seen the working copy without the images :P [02:10] you see, I wasn't taking in considerations those factors [02:10] it used to be utter poop ;) [02:11] i believe you [02:11] now it's at least informative, and doesn't make you puke (at least immediately) [02:11] we can work on it tomorrow [02:11] if you're free [02:11] dunno, wife has a day off ;> [02:12] I was referring at night [02:12] yes... i said wife has a day off ;P [02:13] wednesday or thursday [02:13] heh, well [02:13] i'll be around for the meeting [02:13] i'll be home until next Monday [02:13] you remember we have a meeting, right? [02:13] yes [02:13] good [02:13] and I'll be able to make it [02:13] i'll be around at some time tomorrow [02:14] let's see how schedules work [02:14] and let's try to get pleia2 give us an opinion or two [02:14] ok, I'll be moderating the forums [02:14] who's clearly hiding! [02:15] she's under the same symptoms that Unit193's alter ego is showing [02:16] nah [02:16] this is her awake-time :P [02:16] :) [02:17] if I caught her off guard, I'll poke her [02:17] heh [02:18] hmm. [02:18] i still have something WIP [02:18] :D [02:18] !12.10 [02:18] 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal) was the 17th release of Ubuntu. Download at http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/ - Release Notes: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1210 [02:18] pfft [02:19] !eol [02:19] End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [02:19] pfft [02:19] what are you chasing knome [02:19] ? [02:19] if 12.10 is already eol or not [02:20] it must be one of these days [02:20] No, 3 days. [02:20] yeaps [02:20] Unit193, before or after release day? [02:20] or on? [02:20] Supposed to be after. [02:20] aha [02:20] I think is to be after trusty release [02:20] Upgrade path and all... [02:20] can we dismiss that and take the docs for 12.10 down that day? [02:21] I'd say so. :P [02:21] * slickymaster is no longer here [02:21] cy [02:25] ok, this should work more efficiently now [02:25] :) [02:25] pleia2, i've prepared https://code.launchpad.net/~xubuntu-website/xubuntu-website/docs-startpage for you <3 [02:25] bluesabre, did you take a look at http://xubuntu.org/tour/ ? [02:26] why is the font with the mouse and with the screenshots smaller? [02:26] oh come on! :D [02:26] it's the regular size [02:26] its inconsistent [02:26] everything else is just bigger [02:26] no.. it's lesser importance [02:27] eh, I think it would be better if it were the same [02:27] eh, the time came and went ;) [02:27] but thats just me [02:27] i've been thinkin abou that as well... [02:27] and i keep coming back to the conclusion it's okay this way [02:27] maybe the smaller text parts should be longer [02:34] >.> [02:34] Yeah, I did that one. [04:05] knome: cool [07:11] if anyone comes here wanting to know what we need testing - push them at upgrades if possible [07:11] I've got through a basic set of vbox tests this morning - will do some hardware ones later [07:12] not had time to do live session checks - so that's something people can do as well [07:12] tracker is down atm though ... [07:41] goood morning guys [07:54] great work everybody the iso from yesterday seems clean! [08:15] elfy, will do [08:19] found a minor bug, mostly just annoying, bug 1307897 [08:19] bug 1307897 in light-locker (Ubuntu) "locking screen with light-locker disables num pad led, while the numpad itself remains turned on" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1307897 [08:19] heh [08:19] weird one [08:20] hummm [08:20] yes it is, but as I said just annoying as the LED is not corresponding to the state of the num pad anymore [08:20] i locked, then unlocked, and now it says light-locker isn't running [08:22] I guess light-locker still needs some polichment :) [08:22] actually, i can't reproduce your bug [08:22] for me, numlock+ĺed is turned off, and when i unlock, it's off [08:22] no, wait [08:22] knome: I was expecting it, but it is reproducebale on this PC [08:22] when i unlock, the led is off but numlock is on [08:22] ahh, yes that is what I mean [08:22] but in light-locker, it works as expected [08:23] hmph, now it worked again [08:24] and now light-locker is not running again [08:25] light-locker is causing some trouble due to the vt switch [08:25] brainwash, is it normal that after you unlock, light-locker-command -l just says "** Message: light-locker is not running" :| [08:26] did it crash? you can start it with "light-locker --debug" and watch what exactly happens [08:26] yep [08:28] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7254054/ [08:28] oh :/ [08:30] so it crashes every time you start light-locker and lock the screen? [08:30] yep... [08:30] this is rather bad [08:30] bbl [08:30] not running in the background -> no locking anymore [08:30] yep. [08:32] can you follow me through how i'll get the backtrace for you or should i just file the bug without it? [08:35] you could run it with gdb [08:35] and file a bug report on https://github.com/the-cavalry/light-locker/issues [08:35] just 'gdb light-locker' ? [08:36] yes [08:36] what about the GDK_SYNCHRONIZE env var? [08:36] do two runs [08:36] hmm, running under gdb means no light-locker running [08:36] will i have to run light-locker-command -l in a special way? [08:37] did you actually start light-locker in gdb? [08:37] with "run" [08:37] no [08:37] :P [08:37] i told you you need to follow me through [08:37] maybe you should read a tutorial about gdb first :D [08:37] NAWWH! [08:38] after it crashes you type "bt full" [08:39] but I'm thinking, maybe it's related to the compositor, can you disable it and test again? [08:39] can do that [08:39] terminal went unresponsive [08:40] mmh [08:40] no, same without compositor [08:40] maybe you really need to run GDK_SYNCHRONIZE=1 gdb light-locker [08:40] guess it's ok to run from a TTY1? [08:41] uhm no [08:41] okay [08:41] try with env var first [08:42] still makes terminal unresponsive [08:43] i can't type anything, i can close the windows though [08:45] mmh [08:45] is apport already deactivated? [08:45] no [08:45] or, i don't think it is [08:46] maybe the crash does not trigger it [08:46] mhm [08:47] perhaps someone in #ubuntu-devel has an idea [08:47] bah, i don't have *too* much time for this now :/ [08:48] and I don't have a clue how to handle this crash :/ [08:48] hopefully it won't affect many people [08:48] yep [08:48] i don't really *need* locking here [08:48] i just wanted to reproduce jhenke's bug [08:49] it might have something to do with the nvidia proprietary drivers and dual monitor setup... [08:49] ah, but you should still file a bug report and mention which hardware and graphics driver you use [08:49] i'll file that later [08:49] ok :) [08:50] actually, could do it now [08:50] quickly... [08:58] bug 1307929 [08:58] bug 1307929 in light-locker (Ubuntu) "light-locker crashes on every unlock" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1307929 [09:06] I tried to do light-locker in a terminal and it doesn't happens nothing [09:06] I should do it with sudo ? [09:08] no [09:08] what do you expect to happen? [09:08] I should give some paramters to it? [09:08] does it return to the prompt? [09:09] no [09:09] so it's running [09:09] I have to press CTRL-C to return to the prompt [09:09] so what exactly are you trying to achieve? [09:10] you want some debug output? [09:11] I was trying to reproduce the reported bug [09:11] add --debug to the command [09:11] light-locker --debug [09:12] ok... Exactly what should do this command? [09:12] it starts light-locker in debug mode [09:13] then you lock the session with "light-locker-command -l" [09:13] ah ok [09:14] it works [09:14] it goes to the lock screen [09:15] is it a problem that concerns only nvidia card users? [09:16] maybe [09:18] btw, I have a very very slow thunar when it tries to resolve names of a windows share. I think the problem is related with my current ethernet drivers, because on a virtual machine it's not so slow. I mean: 4-5 minutes to browse a windows share I think is a little too much... [09:18] only with thunar? [09:19] with nautilus is a little faster, but is always slow [09:21] natulus at least gives feedback to the user when it's trying to resolve host names (like a spinning icon, a info window, etc.). Thunar doesn't tell you nothing... It just leaves you with an unresponsive window until it has resolved the host names. [09:21] amigamagic, this isn't the right channel to ask about that. [09:22] knome, being that I think it's more an ethernet driver problem, there is a channel where I could report this? [09:23] to be honest, there probably is, but i really don't know [09:23] it might be good to ask just #ubuntu first [09:24] ok, thanks [09:29] guys, we need two clocs in top right corner? :) [09:30] olbi, this will be solved in the final release [09:30] ok :-) [09:30] olbi, did you install the latest daily? [09:30] yesterday or today? [09:30] well either [09:31] I have from 14 april for now [09:35] 14-Apr-2014 21:54 [09:36] only the 4 indicators which we want to ship are present on the iso [09:50] bluesabre, humph, bug 1213837 in *live* session, really? [09:50] bug 1213837 in lightdm-gtk-greeter (Ubuntu) "Unable to change session or language after logout" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1213837 [09:50] i mean... who logs out of the live session? [09:53] I'm trying to figure out how to get rid of the extra indicator things, which I only now realized may have been to do with ubuntu-control-center [09:53] (in Ubuntu Studio) [09:54] I have gnome power applet as well. Do you have that? [09:54] yes, they were related to unity-* [09:55] zequence, can't see the gnome power applet here [09:55] knome: So, making that depend into a recommend solved it for you guys? [09:55] knome: Did you have it before? [09:55] i don't have the definite answer to that, probably not [09:55] did you look at your germinate output? [09:56] No. Just trying to get a quick answer. I'll figure it out [09:56] morning guys [09:56] hey slickymaster [09:56] zequence, sorry for not having one :) [10:29] hey guys, in trusty there is no more a notifier icon for update notifications? [10:31] I noticed that there is this bug still open and maybe it affects the 14.04 release too: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-notifier/+bug/1246364 [10:31] Launchpad bug 1246364 in update-notifier (Ubuntu) "update-notifier does not show a tray icon in xubuntu 13.10" [Low,Confirmed] [10:35] I swear the other day I got a software updater popped up on the upper left hand corner for me to do an update on Truty Tahr 14.04 [10:38] amigamagic, "maybe"? please try to confirm it, don't expect others to [10:40] wow guys [10:40] yes, there is no update indicator [10:40] it went away in 13.10 [10:40] knome, how can I check if I have update notifications? [10:40] until now I have not seen them [10:40] instead, the update window pops up when there are updates [10:41] bluesabre, so there should be only a popup window? Can I check if it works? [10:41] there is something like a simulated update so I could check if the windows pop-ups? [10:42] sudo apt-get update [10:42] from the terminal [10:42] after a while, if there are updates available, the window will pop up [10:43] ok thanks bluesabre, I will try it now [10:43] you can also manually check for updates from Settings -> Software Updater [10:47] if you do daily updates, like I do, then you wouldn't have to worry about the softweare updater, IMO [10:48] bluesabre, until now I have no updates windows [10:48] I've done a sudo apt-get update from some minutes [10:48] ok, when did you last update your system? [10:49] maybe 12 hours ago [10:49] about 12 hours ago [10:49] if you do sudo apt-get upgrade, are any updates listed? [10:49] yes there are [10:50] ok, there may be a minimum time. It's worked consistently all throughout the development cycle [10:50] maybe I should try to create a new account and check if they shows up there? [10:50] I moved some things in the xfce panel [10:51] like the panel was up, and I moved it down [10:51] and I disabled the duplicated clock [10:51] you might want to check on #ubuntu -- the software-updater is one of their applications [10:51] I don't know the full details of it myself [10:52] or on #xubuntu, where there are more support people [10:52] ok, last thing: is the window a pop-up or is it a normal window? [10:53] because I have one monitor with two pc attached, so I cannot always see that screen... If the window is displayed and then it disappear after 10 seconds, probabily I will not see this notification... [10:54] is for this that it was useful the little notification in the xfce panel [10:54] please ask in #ubuntu-desktop [10:55] we did not change the behavior [10:55] ok, I will do that, thanks! [11:09] How big of a deal is light-locker-settings? [11:10] it's the graphical settings dialog for light-locker [11:11] so it makes configuring light-locker user friendly [11:14] zequence, very recommendable. [11:52] Ah, we don't even have light-locker, which I originally though [11:52] At this point, I'm happy if I can keep my hands off any changes [11:53] yeah, i think l-l-s is dependency for l-l [11:56] anyone here done a lot of testing on EFI? [11:57] Got my hands on a machine not long ago. Installation of Ubuntu Studio worked fine, but today, i tried reinstalling on a virtual machine with an existing EFI install, and the installer froze when trying to load partitioning [11:58] I need to do more testing, and try other flavors to make sure, but at least one other person is having trouble installing Ubuntu Studio on a EFI machine (a real one - macbook) [11:59] zequence, you could ask #ubuntu-quality [12:38] zequence: I am using xubuntu in uefi based VMs without problems [12:39] but yes uefi can be "special" in some ways, especially boot loader and partion handling [12:39] do you have an EFI partion on the VMs hard drive? [14:01] bbl [15:05] knome: when you did upgrade tests did you see ibus in the upgraded install? [15:06] I've failed the 2 upgrade tests I've done [15:33] so elfy, are you trying to kill the zombie, or cure him? [15:33] mzr: other than pointing that the issue is there nothing else has been discussed yet - timezones and work ... [15:33] jhenke: The specific problem that arises is when trying to install onto an existing 14.04 installation [15:33] jhenke: Have you tried that? [15:48] zequence yes, I removed the boot entry in uefi and ran the installer normally [15:48] here it worked [16:13] folks: the partion editor in the installer, does it mean real MB as in 10^6 or does it mean MiB as in 2^20? [16:54] jhenke: Ok. Could be related to our kernel (linux-lowlatency) [17:14] evening brainwash xnox [17:47] hey elfy [17:57] brainwash: I'm failing all the image upgrades - they still have ibus on them [18:09] on the bright side - I've had usb's of all sorts in and out here without any issue [18:18] elfy: oh, ibus is really pesky [18:19] yep [18:19] the (auto)mount improvement is great, now we can hope for less complains about it not working properly :) [18:20] I'm guessing that the 2 who did cli upgrades didn't miss ibus - but as it was knome and texadactyl I doubt it [18:20] so it is ONLY image upgrades for some reason [18:20] ibus is not present on the iso [18:20] ah, ofc [18:21] it that a problem? [18:22] I assume it did or did not work for people using 13.10 [18:22] so they've already removed or configured it [18:23] and 12.04 ... [18:23] same with xscreensaver [18:24] it just stays [18:24] yea - thanks - I was so head into these tests I wasn't thinking that way [18:24] however [18:25] anyone who's not configured ibus and left it there because it was doing nothing - will find it now does and will need to be dealt with [18:25] so - release notes - prior to upgrading remove ibus or deal with it afterwards would be my take on that [18:26] yes, we need a note [18:27] congratulations again to everybody involved for the 14.04 release, I just installed it on an old netbook, which had WinXP before, really nice and it runs much smoother than ever before :) [18:29] elfy: we should redirect the potential uproar to the ibus dev :) [18:30] jhenke: great to hear [18:31] now we only need to get fix all the light-locker related issues [18:34] brainwash yes, but the subjective impact from my point of view is lower than the ibus and idicator problems we had earlier :) [18:36] elfy, hmph, at least not in an obtrusive way... [18:38] just checking an image upgrade with it purged [18:38] going to be missing from meeting tonight [18:38] bleh [18:38] info [xubuntu-qa] Image testing 32bit - 10 tests [18:38] #info [xubuntu-qa] Image testing 64bit - 9 test [18:38] #info [xubuntu-qa] Upgrade testing 32bit - 1 test [18:38] #info [xubuntu-qa] LTS Upgrade testing 32bit - 2 tests [18:38] #info [xubuntu-qa] Upgrade testing 64bit - 3 tests [18:38] #info [xubuntu-qa] LTS Upgrade testing 64bit - 2 tests [18:39] #info [xubuntu-qa] Ibus is still installing with image upgrades [18:39] is what we have as of 30 minutes ago [18:39] thanks elfy [18:39] "installing with image upgrades" ? [18:41] there are 3 upgrades WITHOUT image as of when I checked [18:41] hey guys [18:41] back in about 60 minutes [18:41] knome, did you get to poke pleia2 about the makerting stuff that needs to be finished? [18:42] *marketing [18:44] I'm working on the flyer today [18:45] wikipedia thing will be postponed, updated blueprint for new g+ admin (ochosi was added) [18:45] * pleia2 updates blueprint so only flyer things remain [18:45] Yey for G+. [18:46] pleia2, meh for wikipedia [18:49] knome: well, over time it naturally evolved to be less bad :) [18:50] besides bluesabre and his font size issue, did you have any other feedback on the tour page? [18:50] yeah, the history is still not at all complete [18:54] slickymaster: I was at a conference all last week so I've had to declare backlog bankruptcy, what about the tour page? :) [18:54] pleia2, load it. [18:55] pretty [18:58] what about the content pleia2? [19:03] oi, meeting [19:03] #startmeeting Xubuntu community meeting [19:03] Meeting started Tue Apr 15 19:03:30 2014 UTC. The chair is knome. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. [19:03] Available commands: action commands idea info link nick [19:03] #topic Team updates [19:03] (running freeform) [19:07] #done knome, slickymaster and lderan updated the tour page [19:07] \o/ docs blueprint is officially closed [19:08] until alan can put my recent fix live for meetingology, don't use % in votes ;_; [19:09] %? :D [19:10] it replaces some text with the link to the meeting output for the vote headings [19:11] aha... [19:13] anything else? [19:14] elfy posted some QA info just a while ago, pick numbers from there [19:15] unfortunately, and because I'm on vacation, I wasn't able to make any tests [19:15] sorry elfy [19:15] * slickymaster hides quickly fearing elfy and his poking stick [19:18] heh [19:18] #topic Other issues [19:18] anything else? [19:19] volunteers call to help pleia2 with the flyer? [19:19] well i'll be here [19:20] back [19:20] elfy, that's cheating, that was not 60 mins :P [19:20] :) [19:22] not failing this latest upgrade - just noting that I had to remove ibus before upgrading or I would have :) [19:25] slickymaster: I think we're actually ok flyer-wise, I just need to comment on knome's latest comments [19:25] yep, and put in some new test [19:25] *text [19:29] I'll be arounf after 23:00 and ready to try to help [19:29] that's UTC [19:31] right, maybe we should close this meeting [19:31] when do we want the next one? [19:31] May [19:31] cycle wrap-up, project future leadership, etc... [19:32] next week perhaps - normal day [19:32] yeah... [19:33] #info Next meeting: Thu, 17 April at 19UTC [19:33] #endmeeting [19:33] Meeting ended Tue Apr 15 19:33:31 2014 UTC. [19:33] Minutes: http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/xubuntu-devel/2014/xubuntu-devel.2014-04-15-19.03.moin.txt [19:33] ok, dinner time for me [19:34] enjoy [19:34] bbl -> === mzr is now known as mzr|away [19:35] knome: so release notes - I'll add something to them re ibus [19:36] yep, thanks [19:37] so - the only issue I'm thinking of atm is power and odd lightdm things [19:38] bug 1298237 [19:38] bug 1298237 in Ubuntu Kylin "Cannot login the system after upgraded from 13.10 to 14.04" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1298237 [19:38] not only us - other people affected by lightdm issues [19:39] elfy, what about bug 1307929 ;)) [19:39] bug 1307929 in light-locker (Ubuntu) "light-locker crashes on every unlock" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1307929 [19:39] that's light-locker not lightdm [19:40] I'd love to be able to me too it - but it's not affecting me here === mzr|away is now known as mzr [19:41] i'm sure it only affects a ver specific subset of setups [19:44] yep - definitely not affected here - just did it twice [19:55] knome: not sure of the moinmoin markup needed to make the ibus comment work :p [19:56] kind of wants to be a sub-bullet of the exisiting ibus comment [19:56] heh [19:57] ta :) [20:04] 2 upgrade tests to do then I can't do anymore without repeating myself - gives me tomorrow to do some live session testing \o/ [20:05] nice === mrpouit is now known as mr_pouit [20:08] knome: so was that it - an extra space before the * ? [20:09] good night folks [20:09] good night jhenke [20:10] elfy, yep... [20:11] " * item" for 1st leve [20:11] " * item" for 2nd level [20:13] right [20:46] Well crap, missed the meeting and now no scrollback of it. :/ [20:46] http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/xubuntu-devel/2014/xubuntu-devel.2014-04-15-19.03.log.html [21:06] Unit193, very.. full of information, that meeting :P