[06:49] good morning folks [08:52] brainwash: told you it was the same bug ;) [08:53] elfy: yes, but it was not obvious in the first place [08:54] it was to me [08:54] :D [08:56] I must say that the last year or so is starting to change my attitude to launchpad - up till working with the team here - launchpad to me was somewhere for people to report bugs pointlessly [09:00] pointlessly? [09:03] yep - report bug - wait for it to be invalid [09:04] almost every report filed against Xfce components needs to be redirected upstream :/ [09:05] I'm not talking about now and us :) [09:05] "up till working with the team here - launchpad to me was" [09:06] mmh [09:06] they might get redirected upstream - but they do tend to get looked at [09:07] but the core problem remains, lack of developers upstream and downstream [09:07] yep [09:08] so it would be awesome to have something like a hackathon or hack fest [09:09] to get people involved [09:09] start setting one up then :) [09:10] I'm not able to organize something like that [09:10] well - start with a mail to the list see if people have interest [09:11] ok, maybe [09:11] first I'll need a concept [09:11] ā€ˇthought you had that at 10:08 :p [09:11] for a virtual hack fest [09:11] or perhaps 11:08 :) [09:12] tzzz [09:12] :D [09:14] there is also the idea to reward people with digital currency to push the development of new features or fix pending major bugs [09:14] but doing it the "right" way isn't easy [09:18] indeed [09:18] and who decides which to push [09:20] everything can and will go wrong :) [09:20] yep [09:21] so better don't change anything at all :/ [09:21] :) [09:23] team PPA is more important to work out if you ask me [09:26] yes [09:30] * elfy is confused why some people are reporting that the xfpm ppa fix works and others not [09:33] we can't tell right now, people might use different setups [09:35] flailing around in the dark springs to mine [09:35] s/mid [09:35] on top of that, the suspend/resume cycle is influenced by various factors too [09:35] sigh - mind [09:36] I'm not even sure why we went to lightlock - other than xcreensaver wasn't pretty [09:37] visual improvement [09:37] then perhaps we should go back then [09:38] light-locker 2.0 will get rid of the vt switching, so it will solve most problems [09:38] though I suppose it is only people that lid close [09:40] and will we get in time for 14.04.1 [09:42] closing the lid to suspend the laptop is quite popular :D [09:42] apparently so ;) [09:45] off to install unicorn - biab === [1]amigamagic is now known as amigamagic [17:26] ochosi, bluesabre what shall i do regarding the mailing list email about the lightlocker settings translations? === [1]amigamagic is now known as amigamagic [18:05] lderan: I can prepare a debian patch or new release for light-locker-settings [18:05] I'll try to get to that today [18:07] that is very awesome of you :) === GridCube_ is now known as GridCube [20:36] hey everyone, i just thought of something [20:36] thunar has a daemon mode right? [20:36] and since ubuntu-desktop i've had at least one thunar crash [20:37] maybe gtk_init before fork causes the weird thunar crashes? [20:50] ali1234: do you think that all these reporters have also ubuntu/unity installed? [20:50] i don't know, but it is possible [20:50] the amount of reports is huge [20:51] we need to fix the daemonize problem anyway [22:15] yeah, do you fancy checking the thunar source for this problem? [22:18] brainwash: do you have all the fork() bug report numbers handy? [22:26] just need the app-chooser one now [22:42] ali1234: appfinder? [22:42] yes, that one [22:44] bug 1048805 [22:44] bug 1048805 in xfce4-appfinder (Ubuntu) "xfce4-appfinder launches very slowly" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1048805 [22:44] thanks [22:44] but the problem is fixed in version 4.11 [22:44] yes, but not really if it still forks after gtk_init [22:44] it's just obscured, not really fixed [22:44] ah right [22:56] https://mail.xfce.org/pipermail/xfce4-dev/2014-May/030715.html