[01:52] N5 can't make a call. is there any ideas? === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [04:22] any chance we can port touch to any device like the desktop system [04:24] ni738457: think there's a simulator for touch [04:25] ni738457: so you can run it from ubuntu desktop [04:25] ni738457: didnt test myself.. [04:26] I have seen it. but I am talking about the real thing. how long before we can port it to tablets === JamesTait is now known as Guest69680 === kalikiana_ is now known as kalikiana === JamesTait is now known as Guest16160 [06:51] davmor2: right, webbrowser has undefined (private) symbol so definitely needs a rebuild and a bit of love [06:51] oSoMoN: could you take a look at compiling webbrowser-app against Qt 5.3? bug #1321440 [06:51] bug 1321440 in webbrowser-app "webbrowser-app fails to build against Qt 5.3" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1321440 [06:52] setSharedOpenGLContext seems to have disappeared [06:53] Mirv, sure, looking [06:54] davmor2: sudoku shows a thing that was revealed by UITK unit test already, something made read only. UITK team already had an idea about it. also system settings blank pages seem something that could be fixable in UITK, and probably even tested by their unit tests. [06:54] davmor2: so it is so that maybe the majority of the problems come from a small amount of changes that would need to be tinkered by SDK team [06:58] oSoMoN: and thanks! [07:00] sergiusens: hey, when you have some time, could you help me with the cmake files? [07:06] Mirv: \o/ [07:16] cjwatson: I have just created an i386 click chroot, made a QMl/C++ cmake click package and deployed on the x86 emulator. Good job :) thanks for the fix. === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away [07:52] could I get acks for a simple build-dep change for qtubuntu, qtubuntu-sensors and signon-ui? I'd like to land them. https://code.launchpad.net/~timo-jyrinki/qtubuntu/fix_sensors_builddep/+merge/219139 | https://code.launchpad.net/~timo-jyrinki/qtubuntu-sensors/fix_sensors_builddep/+merge/219140 | https://code.launchpad.net/~timo-jyrinki/signon-ui/fix_sensors_builddep/+merge/220383 [07:52] mardy: ^ signon-ui [07:53] it'd make doing rebuilds easier [08:03] anyone able to help me debug that none of my two Nexus4 get Internet access over wifi? [08:03] nik90_, around? [08:04] bzoltan: great, thanks for confirming! [08:04] tvoss: hi, morning [08:04] nik90_, hey, so I just iterated on the hw alarms api based on feedback from rsalveti. The good thing is: We don't need to crossover to android anymore [08:05] nik90_, waiting for rsalveti to come online and upload a new android headers package to the archive for CI to pass [08:05] tvoss: oh nice [08:05] tvoss: I am guessing I still cannot test your MP without charles's MP, right? [08:05] nik90_, I would think so [08:05] Mirv, https://code.launchpad.net/~osomon/webbrowser-app/fix-ftbfs-qt53/+merge/220384 [08:05] nik90_, but let's check with charles again when he comes online [08:06] tvoss: ok [08:10] ybon, the promoted image surely has internet access ... we refrained from promoting the proposed image due to broken wlan which has not been fully researched yet (as announced in the daily landing team emails) [08:13] ogra_: I'm on #28 [08:13] which I think is the last promoted image [08:14] so I'm not sure to get you right: you meant that it *should* work on this #28 image, or I should wait for upcoming one where it should be fixed? [08:15] ok, reading the Landing Team image, I see a note about wifi not being fixed :s [08:16] Landing Team email* [08:16] is there an ofono dbus api reference for ofono in Ubuntu? [08:22] ybon, yes, i mean that it works on #28 ... [08:22] ybon, what device is that ? [08:22] Nexus 4 [08:23] I have two [08:23] hmm, definitely works here [08:23] none has internet access over wifi [08:23] I'm using a shared wifi from the iMac of my girlfriend, with a WEP 128bits key [08:23] weird, we didnt have that with anyone on 28 [08:23] it may be linked to that [08:23] thomi: https://launchpad.net/~canonical-qt5-edgers/+archive/qt5-beta2 for Qt 5.3 Autopilot testing. elopio <- can you give thomi if you had some special AP suites / paramaters that were used with 5.2? [08:24] well, if it worked with the former promoted image it should still work [08:24] BUT I'm talking to you through my Ubuntu laptop which uses this same wifi ;) [08:24] ogra_: it doesn't work since more than one image [08:24] not sure when it started failing [08:24] oh [08:24] but around mid-April [08:24] we would surely liked a bug for this :) [08:25] I'm sorry :( [08:25] well, you seem to be the only one with probs, only be sorry for yourself ;) [08:25] hehe, right ;) [08:25] but with a but it might be fixed for you today :) [08:25] *bug [08:25] should I submit one now? [08:27] ogra_, Hi! [08:27] yes please :) [08:27] wowo [08:27] ok [08:27] hey omar [08:27] bah, I thought you replied that quick to me ;) [08:27] ogra_: here right https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager ? [08:27] yup [08:28] om26er, lol [08:28] ok :) [08:28] om26er, i will next time :) [08:28] ogra_, it seems when the battery is pretty low on the phone it tries to start but turns off before even it fully starts, can't we have a better handling of that ? [08:28] we are preparing a list of critical issues and this is one of those [08:29] om26er, we have a bug for shutdown on critical battery that should make sure to shut down with still enough juice to boot again [08:30] ogra_, whats the critical percentage ? [08:30] om26er, but we need design and a UI implementation for that [08:30] i think on the bug there was a discussion for about 5% or a bit less [08:30] ogra_, can you please link the bug ?? [08:31] android warns you at below 15% ... and i think it shuts down around 3-4 [08:31] ogra_, so design would see "battery critically low' ? [08:31] not right now ... after the landing meeting ... [08:31] ogra_, mind hinting me at the project ? [08:31] I know you are busy :) [08:32] indicator-power i think [08:32] its an indicator feature [08:32] bug 1317858 ? [08:32] bug 1317858 in indicator-power "low battery warning missing" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1317858 [08:32] :)::::) [08:32] om26er, bug 1317860 [08:33] bug 1317860 in indicator-power "the phone should switch itself off before completely draining battery" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1317860 [08:33] the ony you linked is for 14% ... [08:33] mine is for the shutdown part [08:37] thomi: so, I chatted with elopio and the only change he did compared to autopilot's AP runs was to add more suites to the parameters, since not all from the dashboard were included. [08:38] sil2100, hey, I don’t think my MR that fixes the FTBFS with Qt5.3 should be blocked by silo 5, as it has conditional code that compiles fine both with 5.2 and 5.3 [08:39] ogra_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1321650 [08:39] Ubuntu bug 1321650 in network-manager (Ubuntu) "wifi not connecting network on Nexus 4 image #28" [Undecided,New] [08:40] thanks [08:40] any command output I should attach to the bug? [08:40] i'll tell cyphermox_ [08:40] more than dmesg and iwconfig [08:40] thank you ogra_ :) [08:43] robotfuel: hey there, so maybe you can actually launch the job as well instead of thomi, or how do we proceed? we checked with elopio the paramaters and they'd be here: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7496515/ [08:44] it's just adding system settings and sudoku in addition to the default parameters used in autopilot testing [08:44] ybon, syslog too please [08:44] and the output of nmcli d [08:44] i think that should be sufficient [08:44] ok [08:45] wow, syslog is big [08:46] Mirv: just kicking it off now [08:47] 5784038 194M -rw-rw-r-- 1 ybon ybon 194M May 21 10:47 nexus4_Yohan_syslog.txt [08:47] ogra_: 194M :p [08:48] fun [08:48] should I just take last hour? [08:48] or I can upload it to my ubuntu one [08:48] (9 days of life of ubuntu one remaining ;) ) [08:48] you can look for the last boot and rip that bit out into a fresh file [08:49] ok [08:49] you shoudl see something like "rsyslog starting" (or restarting) [08:49] let me try that [08:49] ok [08:49] thomi: excellent! let's see how it goes [08:49] oSoMoN: hi! The general problem is that there cannot be 2 silos with one component - I can assign a silo for that, but you would have to rebuild the other one as soon as this FTBFS fix lands in the archive [08:50] sil2100, ah, that’s fine, let’s land the other one first [08:50] oSoMoN: so, just make sure to rebuild silo 006 once you release the FTBFS [08:50] Ah, ok :) [08:50] sil2100, please don’t assign a silo until 006 has landed, I’ll take care of that right now [08:51] oSoMoN: thank you :) [08:53] sil2100: came across one new bug testing that enhanced_completion branch; it'll currently insert a space after a full-stop when in a URL or email field, which I'm fairly sure it shouldn't [08:54] sil2100: other than that it works really nicely [08:55] as soon as that and the suggestion override branch are landed I think auto-complete will actually be usable :) [08:55] ogra_, and when the battery is fully drained, it still tries to boot instead of just showing a battery icon with a line on it etc [08:56] does that need design or some change on the android side [08:56] Mirv: http://q-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/job/autopilot-release-gatekeeper/144/ [09:09] om26er, thats a bootloader function ... we dont have source code for that ... we have a plan for stopping the boot half way if we detect an attached power supply but that wont really help much (and fully depends on configurable bootsplash support, we dont even have the non configurable one yet ... if we get the latter for RTM i think we can be happy) [09:12] ogra_, fingers crossed. But I guess its that important that we'll get it done one way or the other [09:12] if you have the resources to work on it :) [09:13] (and why is it that important ? if you dont have the battery power and no power supply attached, what would you do anyway ?) [09:29] hi [09:30] its possible to instal ubuntu touch on android device with dual boot function [09:30] i think there are some devices where you can do that (nexus mainly though) [09:30] and 2nd question can I istall ubuntu touch only one Nexus series? I see manual install [09:31] !devices | Allwiner_A10 [09:31] Allwiner_A10: You can find the full list of devices, official images, community images, and works in progress at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [09:31] so if CPU on tablet is Allwiner is it half success? [09:31] there are somme community prots linked on that wiki page ... but most likely they are old or only half way working [09:31] Allwiner_A10: i have touch installed on nexus7 wifi [09:31] Allwiner_A10: multirom works on the nexus 7, 4, 5 [09:32] robotfuel: does http://q-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/job/autopilot-release-gatekeeper/label=daily-mako/144/console look like autopilot itself could have problems with Qt 5.3? [09:32] bact: nexus 10 works also no? [09:33] kind oof [09:33] lotuspsychje: not for the multirom product [09:33] (not really usable atm ... the browser is pretty broken) [09:33] oh [09:33] ah, yeah, and not dualboot or multirom [09:33] is there forum/board about ubuntu touch? [09:33] lotuspsychje: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tassadar.multirommgr [09:33] davmor2: oh btw what I was explaining is the when you've lxc-android-config upgrade in the archives after the latest image, you need dpkg --configure -a after apt-get dist-upgrade so that the other packages at least get configured right [09:34] (well, not sure, the dualboot app might actually support it, i never tried any kind fo dual boot thing) [09:34] bact: im happy with touch on my n7 for now :p [09:34] Mirv: yeah you had added it to the notes I think [09:34] never going back to android [09:34] Allwiner_A10, we have a mailing list [09:34] lotuspsychje: hehe [09:34] Allwiner_A10, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone [09:34] I see only github site [09:35] davmor2: oh, right, it was already there [09:35] how to use it launchpa [09:35] Allwiner_A10, joing the team ... that makes you member of the mailing list [09:35] ogra_, it doesn't automatically [09:35] it's a per-user setting, right? [09:35] the archive is on the bottom left [09:36] beuno, hmm, i thought it did [09:36] when ubutu douch device will be launch to sell? [09:36] this fall normally [09:37] second half of the year ... we're trying our best :) [09:37] meizu and BQ devices [09:37] beuno, oh, you are right ... nontheless team membership is the first step :) [09:37] what will be cost$? [09:37] so you can make sure you're subscribed here: https://launchpad.net/people/+me/+editemails [09:37] indeed it is [09:38] Allwiner_A10, likely around $300-400 i would assume [09:38] i dont think there are final prices yet [09:38] those brand devices will develope for their own right? [09:38] the HW is at the upper end if mid-class devices ... i would expect a price around that [09:38] I have table 7inch hd720p screen and QuadCore 1.0Ghz and RAM1GB [09:39] i want use linux [09:39] tell me how install and kill android [09:39] i see many distro support ARM cpu on linux [09:39] lotuspsychje, they will use the same rootfs image you use on the nexus ... and there is a team inside canonical that works with the vendors indeed [09:40] but I cant find info how to install it [09:40] I didnt cook custom rom for android so I am beginner [09:40] Allwiner_A10, well, that only works if the android hardware abstraction layer has been ported for your specific device ... ubuntu touch needs to use the binary drivers from android ... that requires porting work [09:41] ogra_: nice! so it will be exchanging ideas? [09:41] sure [09:41] will be refreshing [09:42] these two devices will be a learning experience for both sides ;) [09:42] so I should talk with tablet company for binary driver? and everything will go [09:42] Allwiner_A10, you need the android source code for your device ... then you can do a port [09:42] and the home users will benefit [09:43] yep [09:43] Mirv: I am still in a meeting but I'll look in 30 minutes [09:43] :p [09:43] i hope someone fixes terminal apps install [09:43] i really miss it [09:43] whats broken with it ? [09:43] well i want updates and unlocked device to install some stuff [09:43] works fine here [09:44] robotfuel: thanks [09:44] i can install click packages from the terminal app with no issues [09:44] if you want more than click packages there is indeed no way arund usingv adb and making the image writable [09:44] ogra_: i want regular ubuntu aplications [09:44] heh, thats still far out [09:45] like nmap and such [09:45] ah, terminal apps [09:45] yes [09:45] these you can run [09:45] N5 can't make a call. is there any ideas? [09:45] ogra_: only on unlocked device right [09:46] lotuspsychje, yeah, the dpkg db needs to be writable ... so you need to make the image writable ... in which case you indeed lose the system-image update function [09:46] i want updates to work :p [09:47] they do work ... you could re-package nmap as a click package ;) [09:47] is there a simple way to do that? [09:47] i dont think anyone has done that yet ... so hard to say how simple it is :) [09:48] :p [09:48] cant be too hard though [09:48] ok will look into it later dinner now [09:48] cheers [09:48] enjoy [09:48] tnx [09:59] Mirv: maybe autopilot-qt needs to be built with qt5.3? was there an abi change? [10:02] Mirv: can you add https://launchpad.net/autopilot-qt to the ppa? [10:04] robotfuel: that might be the cause, I created and kicked https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-qt5-edgers/+recipe/daily-qt53-autopilot-qt now and it should result in autopilot-qt build starting in around 10 minutes [10:07] sil2100, would you mind publishing silo 006 for me? [10:12] oSoMoN: I just did [10:12] Mirv, excellent, thanks! [10:13] Mirv, I’m looking at https://bugs.launchpad.net/webbrowser-app/+bug/1321679 [10:13] Ubuntu bug 1321679 in webbrowser-app "webbrowser-app test failure on armhf with Qt 5.3" [Undecided,New] [10:13] oSoMoN: thanks for the quick 5.3 ftbfs fix! it reveals other problems like the test failure I now filed a bug about, though, which might be something that needs to be fixed together with SDK team in UITK. I can see for example "QML VisualDataModel: Error creating delegate" when running it. [10:13] zsombi_: ^ [10:13] oSoMoN: (so, I already did a quick build of it with tests disabled to get armhf binary) [10:14] ah, good to know, I’ll look into that too [10:37] hey does anybody know if there is way of taking phone screenshots at the moment? [10:37] phablet-screenshot should work .... [10:37] make sure to have the latest phablet-tools installed though [10:50] thanks ogra_ . I'll try it. does it matter which image I have flashed. Does it need to be dev build or something [10:51] with the new phablet-tools it should not matter [11:10] lool, cjwatson ... since you two are usually discussing and deciding on the frameworks ... can we drop the 13.10 one at some point to get rid of webkit on the image ... i think it adds between 50 and 80MB to the traball atm [11:11] *tarball [11:11] probably something for next week ... [11:12] ogra_: I expect that would depend pretty heavily on how many apps in the store it breaks [11:12] ogra_: FWIW I used dropping 13.10 as my test case for dropping frameworks yesterday - took out most of the user-installed apps on my device [11:12] oh, we dotn have a stroy for that yet, right ? [11:12] i.e. uninstalling unsupported apps ... and not showing them in the click scope [11:12] I don't know if the store supports the same app at multiple versions [11:13] but as of last night we have a story for frameworks vanishing [11:13] afaik it doesnt yet [11:13] the apps don't get uninstalled, but the click hook code treats them as if they were absent [11:13] which means that they vanish off the app scope, but if a new version arrives then you can upgrade to it [11:13] i know about 10% of my apps in the store wouldnt work anymore with webkit gone ... and they are not easily portable either [11:14] but i'm willing to give them up :) [11:14] not sure how other app devs think about that though [11:15] we're at 507M for the armhf tarball ... and 535 for x86 ... on http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/ [11:16] luckily system-image recompresses with xz ... which is why we dont hit the 500M limit of the partition yet [11:16] but we're pretty tight on space since oxide got added [11:16] oh ! [11:16] cjwatson, where do the zips come from ? i though you removed that code [11:16] (we dont want them) [11:17] that's curious, I did [11:17] zombie ZIPs! [11:17] haha [11:17] well, thes seem to be recent ... judging by the timestamps [11:17] oh, look at the timestamp [11:17] people are still trying to install those, btw [11:17] I removed the code more recently than that [11:18] oh [11:18] now, they've been copied over to http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/pending/, but I can remove those manually and it'll be a one-time thing [11:18] heh, i linked current [11:18] i meant to link pending [11:18] yeah [11:18] done [11:18] thanks === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:26] robru: autopilot-qt has rebuilt now in the PPA, you could kick the gatekeeper job (with the same parameters as the previous run) [11:26] doh, I mean robotfuel but he's gone [11:27] Mirv: I'll do it, sure [11:27] thomi: thanks! let's see if there's still a problem. [11:29] Mirv: is there a reason you don't want to run all the test suites? [11:29] the parameters I was linked to before was missing some suites - want to make sure that was intentional before kicking it off again [11:33] Mirv: I kicked them all off: http://q-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/job/autopilot-release-gatekeeper/145/ [11:34] thomi: the description for "ALL" lacked ubuntu-system-settings and sudoku, so I copy-pasted the description of "ALL" and added those two (and u-s-s .deb to the testpackages) [11:35] thomi: if something was still lacking, then yes the idea was to run all the same suites as image dashboard [11:35] thank you [11:35] sil2100, can I get a silo for line 36, now that 006 has landed? === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [11:46] oSoMoN: sure! Im on lunch now, but let me try that through phone ;) [11:49] sil2100, no urgency, enjoy your lunch :) [11:54] I installed the recommended Utopic build, was this incorrect if I was looking to play with the desktop / slimport feature? [11:54] Is this only available in a specific build channel? [11:55] ubu-tester: eta, april 2020 [11:57] lol === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [12:00] USB MODEM NOT WORKING AFTER UPGRADING TO 14.04 | http://askubuntu.com/q/470079 [12:01] bot? [12:06] mzanetti: what's the upstreaming status of Fix_QSmoothedAnimation_sometimes_getting_stuck.patch? I'm dropping all patches from 5.3.0 as possible, but I don't find upstream links for that bug [12:06] charles: ping [12:06] tvoss: ^^ [12:06] mzanetti: the code comment in the patch that it would be (maybe?) fixed in 5.3 in more elaborate way, so I guess it should be ok to drop? [12:06] tsdgeos: can you help Mirv ^^ ? [12:07] Mirv: I don't really know. tsdgeos did this [12:07] Mirv: ALL should programmatically get the full list [12:07] Mirv: the description may be out of date though [12:11] mzanetti: oh, ok. yeah I think it should be ok, but just giving a hint that also that patch is going away with 5.3 [12:11] thomi: alright [12:27] ogra_: hey, I have been using ubuntu-device-flash --channel=ubuntu-touch/devel-proposed --wipe --bootstrap [12:27] But I get, 2014/05/21 14:23:39 Expecting the device to be in the bootloader... waiting [12:27] ogra_: only after I do adb reboot bootloader [12:28] it boots to the bootloader, isn't this supposed to be automatic? [12:28] sergiusens, ^^^ is it ? [12:28] (my scripts all call adb reboot bootloader :) ) [12:28] ogra_: oh sergiusens is here..I can talk to him face to face :) [12:28] crazy ! [12:40] Mirv: that job failed, just checking out why [12:42] Mirv: is it possible that unity8 fails to start? That kills the rest of the run, since it's required for the unlock stuff [12:42] Mirv: that's what it looks like to me anyway: http://q-jenkins.ubuntu-ci:8080/job/autopilot-release-gatekeeper/label=daily-mako/145/console === lazowik is now known as lazowik|afk === sil2100_ is now known as sil2100 === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [12:54] nik90_: ogra_ yeah, I am here :-) [12:55] sergiusens, didnt --bootstrap trigger an "adb reboot bootloader" ? [12:55] i thought it was === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:55] no, it did not; I wanted it to behave like android flshing [12:55] flashing [12:56] sergiusens: ah ok [12:57] ogra_: which scripts were you referring to? the ones that get run after a system upgrade? [12:57] nik90_: using bootstrap has the potential to soft brick, that's another reason to only use it for first time installs [12:57] nik90_, my own ones :) [12:58] nik90_: he probably has alias flash='adb reboot bootloader && ubuntu-device-flash ...' [12:58] sergiusens: ah ok...yeah I am trying to do a clean install to test some AP failures, hence the need for bootstrap [12:58] nothing public [12:58] * sergiusens is full of aliases [12:58] lol [12:58] ogra_: opensource them :P [12:58] heh, nothing that fancy ... just the adb line before ubuntu-device-flash :) [12:58] nik90_: for clean, just do --wipe (I'll add factory reset in these coming days) [12:59] sergiusens: oh..I didnt know that...to be fair, the instructions change too frequently ;) [13:00] nik90_: heh, this hasn't changed ever since the tool came out [13:00] Mirv: yes we should be able to drop that one [13:00] Mirv: they rewrote the whole class upstream so it should be fine now [13:01] cross fingers :D [13:13] is there a way to open a specific event in the calendar app? [13:15] heh, good question, tapping on an event in the indicator gets me the clock here [13:15] ogra_: does the calendar event have a clock icon? [13:15] yep [13:16] well, its a synced gcal event ... probably it got sorted into alarms by the sync service, who knows [13:16] ogra_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-datetime/+bug/1317861 [13:16] Ubuntu bug 1317861 in indicator-datetime (Ubuntu) "Alarm icon inappropriately shown for reminders too" [Undecided,New] [13:16] yep, i remember that one [13:18] ogra_: I think this is more accurate -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-datetime/+bug/1321307 [13:18] Ubuntu bug 1321307 in Indicator Date and Time "Incorrect icon used to display calendar events in the indicator-datetime" [Undecided,Confirmed] [13:18] yeah [13:19] I think the preivous bug was about the icon appearing next to the date in the indicator panel [13:20] ah === lazowik|afk is now known as lazowik|definite === lazowik|definite is now known as lazowik|reallyaf === lazowik|reallyaf is now known as lazowik|afk [13:32] pete-woods, since you brought that up in my MP, did you talk to design about what happens with the hud ? [13:33] i assume malta is a good place for that [13:33] ogra_: the impression I get is that design is too busy to care about HUD right now [13:33] heh, k [13:33] well, they should at lleast know they need it on their TODO [13:34] (if they dont have it there yet .... i had the impression they did but have no confirmation) === gnu is now known as Guest57995 === pete-woods is now known as pete-woods-lunch [14:01] i want to install ubuntu touch on my 2012 nexus 7 to try it out before reinstalling android, selling it and installing touch on my new 2013 nexus any advice? [14:03] ted, on manta, the greeter battery indicator is showing three battery devices [14:03] ted, do you know why that might be? [14:03] mterry, Sweet! I want one! [14:03] mterry, Hmm, only on the greeter though? [14:03] charles, ^ [14:04] ted, charles, well in the session it shows a different menu entirely [14:04] mterry, Hmm, yeah, it's desktop_greeter [14:05] We perhaps should have phone_greeter be the same as phone [14:05] I'm not sure why that is. charles will have to fill in there. [14:06] thanks tsdgeos === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [14:09] ted, I filed bug 1321776 and bug 1321777 and assigned to you, please re-assign as needed [14:09] bug 1321776 in indicator-datetime (Ubuntu) "Show alarm info in split greeter" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1321776 [14:09] bug 1321777 in indicator-power (Ubuntu) "Split greeter shows three batteries entries on manta" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1321777 === ValicekB_ is now known as ValicekB [14:21] mterry, can you do a upower --dump on manta? [14:21] indicator-power is actually pretty dumb, it's mostly just a view to what upower tells it about [14:22] charles, http://paste.ubuntu.com/7497547/ === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [14:26] so, indicator-power is showing three batteries because upower is reporting three batteries -- smb347-battery, manta-battery, ds2784-fuelgauge [14:27] mterry, I see they're all reporting the same percentage, so are all these the same physical battery? [14:28] charles, I assume so. I have a standard manta, plugged into my laptop [14:29] I don't see any good identifiers in that dump that indicator-power could use to fold devices together into a single menuitem === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [14:36] charles, you think the bug should be assigned lower in the stack? [14:41] charles: I filed bug 1321695, if you could provide some input I'd appreciate it [14:41] bug 1321695 in Ubuntu Calendar App "Launching calendar from indicator doesn't land on the right place" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1321695 [14:41] popey, sure === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [14:45] thomi: did I fail to answer that job failure question? so unity8 starts on the phone at least after upgrade trustworthily, so it should be starting alright after a simple dist-upgrade from latest utopic image to the PPA. [14:45] so many pings, much joy [14:51] Mirv: hmmm, can you see if it loads the autopilot dbus interface? the error indicates that either the process doesn't start, or it doesn't load the dbus interface [14:51] or autopilot can't see it for some other reaso [14:51] n [14:52] ogra_: phablet-screenshot broke again it seems [14:52] sergiusens, uh, ozh [14:52] sergiusens, in what way ? [14:53] ogra_: remote object '/tmp/mir_screencast_768x1280.rgba' does not exist [14:53] err [14:53] why wouldnt it [14:53] we force its creation [14:53]