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* xnox what idiot uploaded empathy without update the ~ubuntu-desktop branch00:21
* xnox ah xnox00:21
pittiGood morning03:42
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mlankhorstHello, world!05:04
mlankhorstLaney: yeah this is a bug fixed by updates05:04
mlankhorstit only happens once when updating to trusty, so you would need to have -updates enabled before you hit that bug :P05:11
mlankhorstLaney: and what version of macbook specifically?05:12
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Laneymorning08:05
Laneymlankhorst: ummmmm I think it's a 2010 one08:05
LaneyTrevinho: I think it must misinterpret the number of fingers you're using or something08:06
Laneyyou can be scrolling down a web page and then the application switcher comes up and minimises the thing you're working on, for example08:06
mlankhorstit's too sensitive, I think..08:34
Laneyis it tweakable?08:34
Laneywe could try to find better values then submit them back upstream or something08:34
mlankhorstyeah it's tweakable, sec08:35
Laneyor maybe I'll bring it to malta instead of my laptop and we can look at it there ...08:36
mlankhorsthm sec09:03
mlankhorstdoes the device show up in lsusb -v ?09:04
mlankhorstLaney: you probably want to bump FingerLow and FingerHigh..09:31
Laneyi can't check now, will do soon09:31
mlankhorstsynclient FingerLow=70 FingerHigh=75 is the default, try setting it to 100 / 105 or so09:31
mlankhorstwill be gone on restarting X09:32
Laneyinstant apply?09:32
mlankhorstyeah09:33
Laneyokay will try it when I get a chance, ty09:33
Laneyare the defaults per model?09:34
Laneypresumably those work for most people09:34
mlankhorstsort of, macbook has its own values09:34
mlankhorstbut mostly calculated on other models09:34
mlankhorstoh right, need to do it the other way around, fingerhigh first, then fingerlow09:40
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mlankhorstLaney: hm I've been using FingerHigh=105 FingerLow=85 seems to help a bit10:17
Laneydo you get the issue too?10:19
mlankhorsta bit, but not sure if that's still the case, I'll have to test longer tonight :P10:20
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rickspencer3good morning desktoptoppers11:49
mlankhorstmorning!11:49
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rickspencer3what, no seb128 this morning?11:49
* rickspencer3 sips coffee11:49
mlankhorstno jibel either :/11:49
rickspencer3wow11:49
ogra_frenchies ...11:50
ogra_off half of may11:50
rickspencer3must be nice11:51
rickspencer3what about pitti? he's not an official desktopper anymore, but ...11:51
rickspencer3I guess I'm only temporary for a while anyway :)11:51
ogra_and not officially french yet either ;)11:51
rickspencer3ogra_, well, I had moved on from the French topic :)11:52
ogra_heh11:52
rickspencer3though, pitti parle bien francais ;)11:52
ogra_oui oui :)11:52
Laneynein danke11:52
rickspencer3morning Laney :)11:52
Laneyhey rickspencer3, how's it going?11:53
rickspencer3I'm sipping some coffee before I head downtown to my coworking space11:53
rickspencer3I have a big day, looks like ... will be good to be out of the house for it11:53
* rickspencer3 sluurrrp11:53
* Laney is just finishing pot of tea #211:53
rickspencer3Laney, I guess we are just stereotypes of our respective cultures11:54
Laneyyeehaw!11:54
pittirickspencer3: peut-ĂȘtre je peux parler un peu français, mais je travaille aujourd'hui :)11:54
* rickspencer3 polishes gun11:54
rickspencer3hey pitti!11:54
pittioh, so it's a French holiday? I was already wondering why jibel wouldn't turn up11:55
rickspencer3I am having very nice flashbacks to 2009 :)11:55
* pitti hugs rickspencer311:55
* rickspencer3 hugs pitti11:55
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Laneyxnox: it got reverted :(12:20
xnoxLaney: i know, with an angry email to foundations mailing list.12:23
Laneyoops12:24
Laneyoh well, we'll get there one day12:24
xnoxLaney: "I'm asking to delay this discussion until the sprint."12:24
* Laney nod12:25
xnoxLaney: is it sufficient, or undesirable to change gnome-terminal default to "run command as login shell" toggle in the settings?12:25
mlankhorstwell I created my testcase for the pointer bug!12:26
Laneyxnox: It's true that /etc/profile and ~/.bash_profile source the bashrc files, but I'm not sure there are other side effects or we want to rely on this behaviour12:31
LaneyI don't think I'd mind if there were an /etc/bashrc.d/ that we could install that file into12:32
xnoxLaney: /etc/bashrc.d/ is a miss-normer. Since things in /etc/profile.d/ can detect if they are login/interractive/both and act appropriately.12:36
xnoxLaney: and nobody else has bashrc.d12:36
xnoxLaney: that's not a deal breaker, for me, however.12:37
Laneythen I think profile.d is probably the misnomer12:37
Laneyor things can be symlinked12:37
xnox=) ok12:37
Laneyanyway we can have the discussion at $sprint as requested12:37
xnoxLaney: well, doko was against profile.d and it had to be added in base-files, instead of bash in Debian...12:37
xnoxand he still is.12:38
Laneyhaha12:38
LaneyI think that ship has sailed12:38
xnoxLaney: cause about "bashrc.d" he commented: "i don't see it in base-files"12:38
xnoxi mean we can ship base-files which dpkg-diverts /etc/bash.bashrc and installs a copy that sources profile.d .....12:39
xnoxLaney: fedora sources profile.d from their system bashrc12:39
Laneyyes I think that would be fine, just saying that if people are opposed there are other possibilities12:40
xnoxLaney: the only person opposing, is the one that opposes the whole notion of profile.d. If that is not biased, I don't know what is =)12:41
dpmhey Laney, some folks are asking me why there isn't a Traditional Chinese language option to choose from in System Settings. Where is the list of languages generated from? I can choose e.g. Catalan in there even before installing the language packs for it (it won't work until I install the langpack, but it seems I still can choose it nevertheless)12:43
dpmthere are two options that look Chinese to the untrained eye (such as for me :) - but they tell me one is for Simplified Chinese (China) and the second for Simplified Chinese (Singapore)12:44
dpmat the bottom of the list of languages12:45
Laneydpm: It runs 'locale -a' to get the list of installed locales12:47
Laneythen converts those back into a display name12:48
LaneyI think we do have zh-hans so if it says zh-hant then there might be a bug there12:48
Laneydpm: oh I misread12:56
dpmLaney, ah, thanks. So what makes a locale an "installed locale"? If I run it on my desktop, I can see http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7415847/ - which shows zh_CN and zh_SG12:56
dpmstrangely, I don't have the langpacks for those locales on my desktop12:56
dpmand they seem to coincide with the two Chinese locales shown on the phone12:57
dpmah, correction: I do have the zh-hans language pack installed on my system13:01
dpm(on the desktop, I mean)13:01
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LaneyI think zh-hans generates zh-sg13:01
dpmyeah, sounds likely13:01
Laneyso they probably share translations13:01
Laneyif you install zh-hant you get zh_HK and zh_TW13:02
dpmso it'd be a matter of adding zh-hant to the image to see a Traditional Chinese choice13:02
Laneywhich will probably appear as Chinese (Hong Kong) and Chinese (Taiwan)13:02
Laneytranslated13:02
Laneyhopefully that's okay ...13:02
dpmbut I'm still puzzled as to why I saw Catalan13:02
dpmah, perhaps the es langpacks generate the ca locale too?13:02
dpmon the phone, I mean13:02
pittidpm: yes, the -ll langpack generates all available ll_??.UTF-8 locales13:03
LaneyI don't have ca_ on my phone here13:04
pittizh-{hans,hant} are a special case, all other langpacks work equally like this ^13:04
pittiLaney: es_CA13:04
Laneyoh I thought he was talking about catalan as in ca_* the language13:04
pittioh dear, sorry13:05
pittiyes, I mixed that up -- it's ca_ES of course13:05
LaneyI'm not sure if anything other than the langpack is likely to have generated that13:06
dpmpitti, Laney, nevermind, that helps. The take is that I'll have to request the zh-hant to be added to the images for the MAE demo. Where is the best place to ask for that?13:07
Laneydpm: do a merge proposal against lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu-touch.utopic13:08
LaneyI think13:09
dpmgreat, thanks Laney13:13
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bregmaxnox, are you going to SRU the #1307701  patch to qtbase-opensource-src for 14.04?  There's a push to get it fixed from Canonical's OEM people.13:31
pmcgowanbregma, can you join a call on that right now?13:31
xnoxbregma: i cannot access that bug number.13:33
xnoxbregma: so i don't know what you are talking about.13:33
xnoxbregma: or i am being silly =)13:34
xnoxbug  #130770113:34
xnoxbug #130770113:34
xnoxbot is dead =(13:34
xnoxhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/130770113:34
bregmathat's the one13:34
xnoxbregma: no, i don't plan to do with that bug report anything at all. Maybe you mean somebody else? e.g. mlankhorst ?13:35
mlankhorstbregma: hold on13:36
mlankhorstbregma: I am still working on the final fix, think i got it now13:36
bregmaxnox, sorry, got confused with a different bug you were working on, it's mlankhorst I'm after after all13:37
mlankhorstbut I am uncertain what the implications will be..13:37
* bregma always has too many irons in the fire13:37
xnoxbregma: it will land in e.g. 14.04.2 =) i guess you want it earlier than that13:39
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bregmaxnox, the bug I wanted to ask _you_ about was bug  #1317276 Unity 7 GCC ICE on ARM6413:40
bregmadid you get a chance to look at that while the build image is still around?13:40
xnoxbregma: i've stashed the binaries + source + build log for myself to inspect.13:43
xnoxbregma: i didn't check it yet.13:43
xnoxbregma: let me kick that off.13:44
bregmaxnox, OK, it's going to block my landing, but at least the data won't get lost13:44
om26ermlankhorst, hey, did you receive the touch laptop yet ? re: X crashing with touch.13:45
mlankhorstom26er: not yet but I made a xorg-integration-tests test for it13:45
* rickspencer3 gets up at coworking space to grab more coffee13:48
pmcgowanmlankhorst, I forgot to ask if we are still seeing the crashes that were reported13:54
mlankhorstpmcgowan: not sure tbh, the way qt solved problems to prevent pointer emulation was evil. :P13:57
pmcgowanok13:57
mlankhorstbut i think the ~ppa7 I uploaded solved the bugs13:59
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Laneyattente tedg kenvandine mpt larsu: settings / indicators meeting?14:06
larsuLaney: no news from me in that regard - do you need me for anything?`14:08
Laneylarsu: not in particular14:08
* larsu joins anyway14:09
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mlankhorstom26er: no? :P14:50
om26ermlankhorst, so that was a ask to test ? :)14:52
om26ermlankhorst, sure I can try that14:52
mlankhorstlets see if it finished building yet14:53
mlankhorst~ppa6 should work, but I prefer some testing on ~ppa7 too, just to be certain :)14:53
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Sweetsharkricotz: FWIW, I just uploaded 4.2.4 to libreoffice-staging16:15
ricotzSweetshark, thanks, for got to mention cherry-picking this would have been nice -- http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?h=libreoffice-4-2&id=10fef58379630c9d8e8ba76258baee917959e7c516:35
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Sweetsharkricotz: well, maybe later ...17:13
Sweetsharkseb128: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/174835270/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-armhf.libreoffice_1%3A3.5.7-0ubuntu6_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz <- meh.17:13
ricotzSweetshark, backports are building18:33
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robert_ancellRAOF, hey. The SRU for bug 1286766 hasn'tfully rolled out because whoopsie-daisy has picked up new crash reports for that version. Looking at the reports it seems like they are memory corruption issues, and looking at errors.ubuntu.com seems to indicate that nautilus has a low-level issue like this (https://errors.ubuntu.com/?release=Ubuntu%2014.04&package=nautilus&period=day) - i.e. many random stack trace reports.21:20
robert_ancellMy guess is that the SRU hasn't caused the problem, it's just that nautilus is flaky. Do you agree / what's the next step to unblocking this?21:21
robert_ancellRAOF, also asked bdmurray in #ubuntu-devel21:29
RAOFrobert_ancell: Ah, I see that Brian has handled that. Good, I don't know how to manually futz with the staged update percentage :)23:48
robert_ancellRAOF, yeah, I had no idea either :)23:48

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