=== LFaraone_ is now known as lfaraone [04:51] Hi. I seem to have found a minor UI bug with the Distribution Upgrade tool upgrading from Saucy to Trusty. I'm not sure if I should report it, given that Saucy is no longer supported (it might still need fixing for future versions though). [04:58] Short version: The "Do you want to start the upgrade?" window - the one that lists all the removed/new/upgraded packages - isn't recognised as a window by some parts of the UI; when I used the "show desktop" feature of the Alt+Tab menu, I couldn't get back to it and I had to restart the Distribution Upgrade tool [05:34] david_in_perth: no longer supported, so there's no point to reporting it [05:35] unless you can reproduce it going from Trusty to Utopic [05:36] Yeah, I suspected as much. I could give it a go in a VM, but I'm not sure I have the time. Anyway, thanks for the feedback, I'll keep it in mind. [05:38] bdmurray: might want to check that out ^ [06:43] Logan_ / bdmurray: I just signed in on my phone as DavidOnNexus4 (logging out of this client before starting upgrade). [06:44] ...let me know if you have any further questions. [17:39] hi, i have been checking out utopic and every so often the system freezes to the point i have to do a hard shutdown, which package should i report this against? [17:41] hmm that's a little hard - when you say freezes, how hard a freeze? e.g. does the mouse cursor still move? Does it still ping? Does capslock still work? [17:41] no mouse, no ping, no ssh, no capslock [17:42] I'd file it against the kernel [17:42] nothing in the logs, last log to write is /var/log/upstart/thermald [17:43] i did stop thermald and it seemed to prevent the hangs [17:43] hmm, do you think it's either overheating or some thermal control going wrong? I heard there's some changes in utopic? [17:44] i think so, i had issues in the past with the kernel not liking my BIOS [17:44] are you on the latest version? [17:44] i have the latest BIOS [17:45] i did try running the thermald in debug, but there was nothing unusual in the log [17:45] hmm either thermald or the kernel then [17:46] tgrundle: I suggest filing against thermald since you've tracked it down, and I assume the guys who deal with thermald know what stuff is kernel related and probably have more experience with dealing with this type of issue [17:47] penguin42: ok, thanks [17:49] tgrundle: Ideally run ubuntu-bug thermald straight after a reboot after it failed [17:51] penguin42: ok, will try that next time