=== friendlyfascism is now known as Beldar === hamshama is now known as hugok [02:06] Hello, I have nexus 5, and when I used the ubunut-device-flash from the server appropriate for my device it installed the ubuntu cwm based recovery [02:07] how do I boot into ubuntu? [02:09] this channel is less active than the libreoffice irc, seriously? [02:13] welp i guess I'll look elsewhere === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa === daker_ is now known as daker === kaydo_ is now known as kaydo === ValicekB_ is now known as ValicekB === codemonkey85__ is now known as codemonkey85 === tsimpson_ is now known as tsimpson [06:23] good morning [06:44] Hello. I realize this question could be frequently asked on this channel. But - is it really no way to close a running application in ubuntu touch? [06:44] afiskon: slide it down away [06:45] afiskon: you know when you slide from right, you see all windows in 3d [06:45] afiskon: then slide down an app to close [06:48] wow, cool! tnx :) maybe you could recommend some video or tutorial which explains all this UI related stuff? [06:48] afiskon_: alot of youtubes demonstrate yes [06:48] ok [06:48] afiskon_: wich device are you testing on? [06:49] lg nexus 4 [06:49] nice [06:49] im on nexus 7 wifi 2013 [06:49] i bought it specially for ubuntu touch :) took some time to deliver it in Russia [06:50] lol, same here [06:50] i specially bought my n7 for ubuntu [06:50] as android is unsafe as hell [06:50] at least were are more secure on tablet now === afiskon_ is now known as afiskon [07:47] hum [07:47] mpt, so in the updates list, the ubuntu item should be different from the apps ones? [07:47] e.g the first one has no frame but the others have one? === ogra_` is now known as ogra_ [08:16] Good morning all; happy Wonderful Weirdos Day! :-D [08:16] tvoss, hey, I've ubuntu-location-serviced which keeps using 100% cpu on my krillin when activating gps, let me know if you are interested to debug [08:16] tvoss, I put some info on bug #1358918 [08:16] bug 1358918 in location-service (Ubuntu) "ubuntu-location-serviced cpu usage spikes to 100% occasionally" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1358918 [08:16] seb128, yeah, that would be helpful. There should be debugging instructions on the bug report [08:17] seb128, don't touch anything :) it's a really weird heisenbug [08:17] tvoss, well, it happened yesterday, my device when flat during the night and it's happening again today after a fresh boot [08:17] tvoss, I added the debug info to the bug, just not the dump because it was a bit big and I had to go yesterday before my dsl would have been upload to upload that [08:17] seb128, I have a theory: The location service upstart job does not wait for the android container to be up [08:18] seb128, anyway, any sort of trace would be very much appreciated [08:18] tvoss, well, killing the service doesn't fix it, it respawn in 100% cpu usage mode again [08:19] seb128, yeah, that points towards the firmware being in a weird state [08:19] seb128, or the gps chipset driver as provided by the android hal [08:19] seb128, could you check if other processes are going havoc, too? [08:19] tvoss, no other process being weird that I can say [08:20] tvoss, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8297792/ [08:21] seb128, could you check with htop which thread is using a 100% cpu? [08:21] seb128, well just look at it. :-) It isn’t an app icon, and framing it like one makes it ugly [08:22] mpt, well, it doesn't mean we shouldn't have a better icon which works with a frame [08:22] seb128, are you suggesting we change the Ubuntu logo? ;-) [08:22] mpt, the reason that icon is blurry and not nice is because design didn't provide us an icon and we use one that happens to be on disk [08:22] mpt, no, but we could have a grey bg around the icon or something [08:24] tvoss, how do I do that in htop? I've 2 lines that use 100% cpu, pid 3459 and 2466 [08:26] seb128, you have switch to tree view mode [08:26] seb128, did you just OTA upgrade ? iirc you need to re-run the wizard (and accept the licensing) for the location stuff to work properly [08:27] seb128, hit 't' [08:27] seb128, I just discovered that the notifications API has the same problem as the ListItem API, just with the opposite default [08:27] (or discard the licensing... i guess there is some setting you are missing if you did not) [08:27] seb128, also: hitting s gets you an interactive strace view [08:27] ogra_: how do you re-run the wizard? [08:28] popey, enable it with phablet-config ... or remove the file it touches ... (i forgot the exact path, search for wizard_has_run or some such with find) [08:29] seb128, I’ll ask Benjamin what’s the appropriate process for fixing bugs like that and like bug 1289401 [08:29] bug 1289401 in ubuntu-system-settings-online-accounts (Ubuntu) ""Accounts" has an inappropriate icon" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1289401 [08:30] mpt, well, it's easy to fix those, just toggle the iconFrame property [08:30] tvoss, k, well I'm still unsure what info would be useful, 3466 is the pid that uses the cpu, but all the lists are labeled "u-l-s --bus system --provider gps::Provider" [08:31] ogra_: kk, ta [08:31] ogra_, was that for me? [08:31] seb128, could you just pastebin the output? [08:31] ogra_, i've no issue with things no working, I'm just trying to provide info for "location service use 100% cpu" [08:32] seb128, yep [08:33] ogra_, remind me, what was the upstart event for the android container being ready? [08:33] tvoss, "android" ;) [08:33] ogra_, wow, that was easy [08:35] tvoss, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/debug.png === jibel_ is now known as jibel [08:40] seb128, that helps, know where it happens now [08:40] tvoss, from the screenshot? how? ;-) [08:40] seb128, the lwp provided by htop corresponds to the lwp in the gdb backtrace [08:40] oh ok [08:40] seb128, so it's thread 6 causing issues, and I'm pretty sure I know what's going on [08:41] tvoss, great [08:41] tvoss, seems like I can easy trigger the issue, so if you need more info/me to test a fix or patched version, let me know [08:41] seb128, thanks for debugging [08:41] seb128, yup [08:41] tvoss, yw! === yorick_ is now known as yorick [09:11] Why does --channel=devel give me an older lock screen than --channel=ubuntu-touch/ubuntu-rtm/14.09-proposed does? I would have expected the opposite [09:13] mpt, devel is the last promoted utopic image [09:14] ajalkane: hey, thx for approving the MP [09:14] mpt, this was released the day we opened the rtm distro [09:14] no updates there since [09:14] oh [09:14] ajalkane: i was not sure wether to disable the INSTALL_TESTS, could you check if that is required and if it is add it to the debian/rules file? [09:15] mpt, if you want to see something newer try devel-proposed [09:15] ogra_, last week I thought I understood that devel was the best image to test and report bugs on [09:15] that only works if we promote regulary [09:15] it usually is, but the switch to rtm also switched our focus [09:15] * mpt reflashes [09:16] the best thing to test against should be the promoted 14.09 image ... but rtm wasnt at a promotable quality yet [09:16] so we currently only have 14.09-proposed [09:16] (and devel-proposed) [09:17] Ok, I’ll use devel-proposed [09:18] there is hope that we can promote an image this week, so things should get better soon [09:19] thanks ogra_ [09:40] hi pitti, how are you? Thanks for looking at translations while I was away. Quick question: how often are the language packs for the RTM distro generated? === nik90_ is now known as nik90 === tvoss is now known as tvoss|test [09:51] hey dpm [09:51] dpm: we now set up a weekly export; I didn't yet set up a cronjob for langpacsk [09:51] dpm: as currently I update the ubuntu packages manually once or twice a week and copy them into RTM === tvoss|test is now known as tvoss === tvoss is now known as tvoss|lunch [10:21] Hi [10:40] hi.... any chances of whatsapp in ubuntu touch?? [10:41] i have install ubuntu touch on my nexus 4... its awesome... [10:41] there is lot of improvement with respect to perfomance and the looks... [10:41] i can consider ubuntu touch as my daily driver, only concern is whatsapp... [10:42] no whatsapp yet ... but i heard sailfish has a client that might be not to hard to port over [10:42] uh, sorry if that's been asked before, but how come i get quicked out right after adb shell'ing into my device? [10:42] (i have dev. mode enabled, pin code set) [10:42] dbarth_, youshouldnt get kicked out ... [10:43] yes, there is native sailfish app, Mitakuuluu in sailfish OS [10:43] mailyaseen, well, if someone ports it and uploads it to the store ... :) [10:44] orga_ : it will be great... [10:44] dbarth_, i dont get kicked out here ... and the smoke tests seems to work fine as well on todays image (FSVO well) [10:45] dbarth_, what exactly did you do that kicked you out ? [10:45] ogra_: the device "avaiability" seems unstable [10:45] stable here [10:45] ie adb devices shows the device is changing state [10:45] weird [10:45] i dont see that here [10:46] i see the battery icon switching from charging to not charging [10:47] dbarth_, that sounds like your cable or something else physical is wrong/broken [10:47] had been working fine so far :/ [10:47] i can try another cable [10:48] also how is the charge level ? [10:48] ogra_ : it seems Nexus status document is not updated?? [10:48] 80% or so [10:48] mailyaseen, might be ... popey ? [10:49] ogra_: same behavior with another cable [10:49] strange [10:49] i've had console cables going wild, but they went to the bin [10:49] it is definitely rock solid here [10:50] i guess i have somthing odd in my config [10:50] ogra_: I heard the mitakuulu dev tried to get a touch dev env set up but found this channel to be rather unhelpful so canceled his efforts [10:50] dbarth_, any devbs installed ? writable/readonly etc ? [10:50] mailyaseen: yeah, needs updating, will do [10:50] i just re-flashd to 234 [10:50] tbr, bah, he should have been directed to #ubuntu-app-devel by someone [10:51] ogra_: or it was there, not sure, but he said things didn't progress at all [10:51] so i can't blame debs; except if my 'citrain device-install' managed to do anything; but it was stuck until i realized dev. mode was enforced more strictly now [10:51] dbarth_, i just OTAed to that ... (originally flashed 230) ... works as expected [10:51] so i think i have a clean r234 [10:57] the battery charge stops going crazy whn i toggle off dev mode, and restarts if i turn it on; so it's linked [10:57] i will try to flash back to 221 for now [10:57] ogra_: or which r23x version would you recommnd? [10:57] 233, 232? [10:58] 233 has teeh new adbd ... [10:58] *the [10:58] ok, so anything before to do some A/B testing [10:59] well, it would be good to know if 233 exposes this at all [10:59] if not it must be some other landing causing it [10:59] 234 had a new udev [10:59] which could have some influence [11:00] my mako is still connected fine here ... no disconnect [11:00] just to clarify, i am using 14.04 phablet-tools [11:00] popey: u r going to update the document now? just wanted to have a look on the document once it is updated.. :) [11:01] dbarth_, well, does it disconnect only if you use phablet tools ? [11:01] dbarth_, or even on plan adb shell [11:01] mailyaseen: there's not a lot to update to be fair [11:01] mailyaseen: do you have specific questions? [11:02] ogra_: adb devices, it was seeing the device go on and off [11:02] popey : after every restart, bluetooth, wifi and other things gets on, even if i switched it off, it wont stay... need to switch off after phone starts [11:03] dbarth_, so not related to phablet-tools then [11:03] dmesg on my desktop showed the device was reconnecting every 5s or so [11:03] i'm doing a device flash --bootstrap, cause it couldn't see the adb interface stable enough + 542M left on recovery it said [11:04] i'll tell you just after the sandwich break ;) [11:04] dbarth_, thanks [11:04] i wonder if the issue is actually on the PC side ... android-tools-adb got updated alonside ... though without any changes [11:04] mailyaseen: updated it [11:05] mailyaseen: sounds like a known bug i think [11:06] popey : ohh okay.. and a option to control display rotation will be included in next release? [11:06] *before* release :) [11:06] we didnt have an actual release yet [11:06] mailyaseen: in progress [11:06] mailyaseen: I'll add a line for that === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:09] popey: thank you... [11:13] np === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow === mibofra_ is now known as mibofra === seb128_ is now known as seb128 [12:12] @CODeRUS... Developing for #UbuntuTouch - not this year. Please fix your buggy SDK first and invite me when done. [12:12] CODeRus is the one who developed MitaKuuluu, native whatsapp client for SailFish OS [12:20] you can make all the native whatsapp clients you want, whatsapp is still going to shut them down [12:21] cwayne: nope, mitakuulu survives nicely. it seems after removing all mentions of whatsapp (trademark) they have no handle on it and they probably didn't want to provoque another backlash [12:30] dbarth_, any luck ? [12:36] cwayne: there's an unofficial whatsapp client in FirefoxOS too. === _salem is now known as salem_ === tvoss|lunch is now known as tvoss [13:08] ogra_: was still going wrong; until i stopped qtc [13:08] dbarth_, oh ! [13:08] ogra_: zaspire mentioned the problem occured with android as well [13:08] dbarth_, so its SDK induced ? [13:08] ogra_: i think so [13:08] zbenjamin, ^^^ [13:08] can you verify that ? [13:09] let me try [13:09] ogra_: i can, it has to be one of the scripts [13:10] yippie ! [13:10] *rumpel* ... [13:10] that was the stone that dropped off my heart [13:10] :) [13:10] zbenjamin, happy to help if you can identify the script [13:11] ogra_: let me go through the scripts [13:28] Hallo [13:29] ogra_: its either http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8299900/ or http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8299899/ [13:29] is anyone here ? [13:29] mpt, do you have a minute? It's re: bug 1287249 and bug 1301429 [13:29] bug 1287249 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) ""Auto-join previous networks" mysterious when Wi-Fi is off" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1287249 [13:29] bug 1301429 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) ""Available networks:" heading is missing" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1301429 [13:29] Raaz, ask your question, please. [13:29] ogra_: since i get no output from the second one its probably the first one [13:29] * zbenjamin tries [13:29] jgdx, yes [13:30] im trying to get make my phone ubuntu can anyone help [13:30] mpt, is the ubuntu-system-settings wifi list design divering from the indicator-network's wifi list? [13:31] !devices | Raaz [13:31] Raaz: You can find the full list of devices, official images, community images, and works in progress at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices [13:31] Samsung G [13:31] galaxy s3 [13:32] i dont think the ubuntu has it on that site ? [13:32] mpt, you see, the wifi list in the indicator is just mirrored in ubuntu system settings* (* afaiui) [13:32] I noticed that my ubuntu touch version is r203 while newer versions are available. Now i'm using devel branch with all updates. Maybe I should consider using some other branch, with more bugfixes included, etc? Or this is a bad idea since stability will affected? [13:33] anyone can i make my android to ubuntu ? [13:34] jgdx, I think the former is a superset of the latter … They show the same networks listed in the same order, but u-s-s has the intro labels while indicator-network doesn’t [13:34] Does that make sense? [13:35] sudo add-apt-repository how do i run this command ? Newbie here [13:35] * mpt discovers that 14.10 r234 on Mako has no Wi-Fi at all :-( [13:36] zbenjamin, the first one works flawless if i call the command locally [13:37] ogra_: the the same for me [13:37] ogra_: i have no idea atm whats happening [13:37] mpt, right. [13:37] zbenjamin, how does "adb_shell" look like in the finctions you source at the top of number two ? [13:38] *functions [13:38] popey: unofficial whatsapp client in FFOS is Loqui IM. === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk [13:39] zbenjamin, must be either that or something "device_image_hardware" or "device_image_version" do [13:39] mailyaseen: there is another, "connnect a2" [13:43] popey: it will be great, if anyone one of this gets ported to UT... [13:43] popey: then many will start UT as there daily driver... :) [13:44] mailyaseen: feel free to port it ☻ [13:45] :) === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader [14:04] ogra_: ping [14:04] ogra_: line 27 and 28 http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/8300137/ [14:05] zbenjamin, woah [14:05] zbenjamin, only 27 actually [14:05] ogra_: that code predates me so i have no idea if its required or not [14:05] rip that out :) [14:06] lol [14:06] no, we never supported the "adb root" command ... it was just a no-op before [14:06] Hey, guys. Could anyone answer on my last question please (17:32)? :( [14:06] zbenjamin: ogra_ pre flipping era and a left over even then [14:07] sergiusens, yeah [14:07] afiskon: yes ☻ [14:07] ogra_: what did it do? [14:07] afiskon: 17:32? we are not all on the same timezone [14:07] afiskon: if you use a different branch then chances are your stability will be affected [14:07] zbenjamin: adb ran as user, adb root, given the proper toggles, allowed you to switch to root [14:07] popey: I see. OK. [14:07] afiskon: a proposed image hasn't been promoted recently, thats why [14:07] this is not something enabled on production devices [14:07] zbenjamin, on android adbd starts as the shell user and with adb root you can switch to a full root user mode [14:08] we dont allow that at all [14:08] ogra_: sergiusens: ah ok [14:08] thanks [14:08] zbenjamin, so a bug against android-tools would help ... adbd should not crash ... it should just be a no-op [14:08] zbenjamin: you probably can get rid of the adb_root function comletely [14:08] zbenjamin, feel free to assign me directly [14:09] ogra_: there? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-tools [14:09] yeah [14:11] Hello, anyone knows an API to check if the screen is locked? [14:15] ogra_: whats your launchpad name? [14:15] ogra ;) [14:16] ogra_: seems i'm not allowed to assign you https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android-tools/+bug/1367304 [14:16] Ubuntu bug 1367304 in android-tools (Ubuntu) "adbd crashes if adb root is used" [Undecided,New] [14:16] * ogra_ hugs zbenjamin [14:17] ogra_: you are welcome ;) [14:23] didrocks: thanks for the sdk-libs seed review [14:23] mhall119: yw! [14:23] jgdx, but bug 1287249 has nothing to do with System Settings vs. indicator [14:23] bug 1287249 in ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) ""Auto-join previous networks" mysterious when Wi-Fi is off" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1287249 [14:23] zbenjamin: ^^ half-way there, I'm pinging cjwatson for input on the other [14:24] mhall119: awesome! [14:24] mpt, how come? [14:25] jgdx, because “Auto-join previous networks” isn’t in the indicator in the first place [14:26] mpt, actually, where is "Auto-join previous networks"? I have never seen that element anywhere [14:31] zbenjamin: second one is now approved [14:31] zbenjamin: now all that's left is https://code.launchpad.net/~pete-woods/qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu/new-scope-template/+merge/233218 [14:32] mhall119: we will include it in the next release then [14:33] well, and the previous click upload landing so that I can safely top-approve that [14:33] but hopefully that's today === kickinz1` is now known as kickinz1|afk [14:36] jdstrand: ping, did you already land the debug policy that prevents rights from ~/.local/share when in confinement? [14:38] jgdx, it may have been hidden because NetworkManager isn’t smart enough yet to refrain from connecting [14:40] mpt, or removed [14:43] thanks zbenjamin === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 === salem_ is now known as _salem [14:48] zbenjamin: that is in apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu 1.2.22 that landed in utopic yesterday [14:48] working on the rtm landing today === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [14:48] jdstrand: so it should be in devel-proposed? [14:49] it is in utopic [14:49] oh right, should be [14:49] should be in devel-proposed. just verify if that version is installed [14:50] it landed less than 12 hours ago, so not sure if it hit that image or something else [14:50] s/something else/the next one/ [14:50] jdstrand: ii apparmor-easyprof-ubuntu 1.2.21 nope [14:50] jdstrand: but now i know what to look for , thx [14:51] ping tedg: can you take a look here? https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-platform-qa/reminders-app/fix1363599-upstart_and_sandbox/+merge/233832 [14:51] was that what you had in mind to launch sandbox? [14:51] zbenjamin: np. you can also install it manually by remounting rw, dpkg -i..., remount ro (that is safe) [14:51] * tedg clicks [14:51] dbarth_: so here [14:51] bzoltan: i had issue with qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu 3.1.1+14.10.20140728.1-0ubuntu1~0trusty1 [14:51] bzoltan: with adbd [14:51] dbarth_: the 3.1.1+14.10.20140903.3-0ubuntu2~0trusty1 should have the fix [14:51] jdstrand: i need to wait for the package to be available before depending on it anyway. Everything else is just easy then [14:52] dbarth_: at least i'm not the only one ;) [14:52] * jdstrand nods [14:53] dbarth_: ahh... yet an archaeologist :) [14:53] zbenjamin: it if OK if dbarth_ has an outdated SDK ... but you my son Brutus? [14:54] * zbenjamin hides ... NOT under the table [14:54] bzoltan: i have an excuse, i hacked on core and system apps ;) [14:54] smart, very smart ... :D [14:58] elopio, Generally that works, I put a couple of comments inline. [14:58] thanks tedg. === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [15:00] tedg: any example of how to use libclick? [15:00] elopio, Probably the click utility itself is the best :-) [15:01] Though cjwatson may have a better example. [15:01] elopio: ubuntu-app-launch, url-dispatcher, and there are a couple of others; check reverse-dependencies of libclick-0.4-dev [15:01] cjwatson, He'd be most interested in Python examples [15:02] oh, click/commands/* is OK for that yes [15:02] /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/commands/ === gnu is now known as Guest69367 [15:03] I'm looking there. Thanks cjwatson [15:03] elopio: what are you trying to do? [15:04] cjwatson: get the version and directory of an installed package. [15:04] elopio: ok, that's easy enough, look at click/commands/list.py (the non-manifest mode) for the first and click/commands/pkgdir.py for the second [15:05] no doubt you'll want to put things together differently but that gives you the basic sequence of operations === seb128_ is now known as seb128 [15:36] cjwatson, tedg: calling subprocess.check_output(['click', 'pkgdir', 'com.ubuntu.reminders']) seems to me the clearer way to write it. [15:36] I no longer need the version, I think. I'm giving it a try. [15:37] elopio, The problem is that it makes you dependent on an unversioned interface, so that makes your test more fragile, and difficult to debug when it changes. [15:38] hola mandel! I guess that when you guys land this, a rebuild of the scope will be needed, right? https://code.launchpad.net/~mandel/ubuntu-download-manager/properties/+merge/233348 [15:38] alecu, yes, but I'm also adding a mr for the scop to use the new properties [15:40] mandel: how will it look? where's the app icon taken from? will installations be able to be paused or cancelled? what happens when the user taps on the icon? [15:40] alecu, the info is grabbed from click with the app id (logo etc..) [15:40] elopio: This is also slower (300ms or so); if you can use libclick then you should. [15:40] alecu, charles is the one that knows more about how much will the indicator be allowed to interact with the downloads [15:40] mandel: yes, but the click is not available while you are downloading, right? [15:41] alecu, only click apps will have the click info [15:41] alecu, no idea, I'm just adding the properties, charles is the one dealing with the ui details, he said he was able to get the info [15:42] alecu, we can always add an icon property etc... which is my initial idea [15:42] mandel: I think we should just use "setShowInIndicator(false)" for the click scope. [15:43] alecu, design call I suppose [15:43] mandel, alecu, the UI details are wireframed by Design at [15:45] mandel, alecu, design doesn't have any special cases for unpausible items. If pausing/resuming an item either doesn't make sense, or is problematic because of implementation, I'd say let's hide it from the indicator to keep things simple [15:46] charles, alecu I would spect the scope to be able to deal with paused downloads.. but I don't know the details [15:46] charles: I don't think pause is problematic, but I do think Cancel to be problematic [15:46] (otherwise we'll have to distinguish between network errors and the user choosing to cancel, both in the download manager, the dash preview widgets and the scope, and it sounds like a loooot of work to do at this point.) [15:46] alecu, yeah let's not open that can of worms for RTM [15:47] charles: agreed [15:47] so, setShowInIndicator(false) [15:47] ftw! [15:47] alecu, unless download-manager has some option for making an item uncancellable, let's ShowInIndicator(false) [15:47] mandel: ^ [15:48] alecu, charles I don't but I can add it as one of the properties and indicator can check that [15:49] cjwatson, tedg: ack. I will follow your advice. [15:49] charles: one other Q: can indicator take remote urls for the icons? [15:50] alecu, erm not sure, that depends on the unity8 rendering. dednick_? ^ [15:51] mandel, alecu, I kind of like the idea of adding properties for "CanPause" (default to true if not present?) and "CanCancel" (same?), that way we could at least see alecu's downloads in the indicator [15:52] mandel, alecu, that also handles the Design use case of "pause everything until I get to a hotspot" [15:52] mandel, alecu: that would be my vote, but it depends on how much work this creates for the two of you... [15:52] alecu: should be able to [15:52] great [15:53] https://code.launchpad.net/~nick-dedekind/qmenumodel/icon-remote-uri/+merge/228680 [15:55] kenvandine, I don't get why u-s-s started hitting all those issues on the keypad sound test [15:55] kenvandine, wfm locally [15:58] it's failing to scroll to click [16:00] seb128, and it only fails sometimes... [16:00] kenvandine, I don't get why, there is no scrolling to do in that screen === dandrader is now known as dandrader|lunch [16:02] seb128, yeah, but it still uses swipe_into_view [16:03] which isn't necessarily needed on that page [16:03] File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/ubuntuuitoolkit/_custom_proxy_objects/_flickable.py", line 119, in _swipe_non_visible_child_into_view [16:03] "Couldn't swipe in the flickable.") === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [16:03] sounds like maybe it thinks it's not visible? [16:03] or rather it is actually not visible [16:03] seb128, i would say a uitk change, but tests pass sometimes... [16:04] kenvandine, is that setting visible conditional to having a sim or something? [16:05] shouldn't be [16:06] maybe... [16:06] seb128, no... that setting is always there [16:06] :-/ [16:07] there is a loader in the list though, that loads different items depending on single sim or multi sim [16:07] but that setting stays [16:10] seb128, oh... interesting... the dialpad test isn't failing because of the setting, its failing in go_to_phone_page [16:10] so the swipe is on the main window [16:10] oh [16:10] maybe it's because of the updates available? [16:10] kenvandine, I wonder..* [16:10] that messes these things up [16:10] yeah, I was going to say [16:10] we need to turn that off :p [16:17] jdstrand: is bug 1342858 still a thing on any your systems? [16:17] bug 1342858 in click (Ubuntu) "old click packages are not always cleaned out" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1342858 [16:17] *any of [16:18] jdstrand: just wondering if so, if I could get "find /opt/click.ubuntu.com -ls" output [16:18] tedg: for your other comment, if don't use the aa-exec I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/8301110/ [16:19] if I put the path to the bin dir, I get qml/reminders.qml does not exist at any of the standard paths [16:20] elopio, Hmm, okay. I know why that is, let me think about it a bit. === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk [16:33] cjwatson: very much so [16:33] seb128, can you look at https://code.launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/ubuntu-system-settings/updates-battery-check/+merge/233593 [16:33] seb128, again :) === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 [16:36] zbenjamin: has all of the Unity/Dash work you needed to launch scopes form QtC landed in the -proposed images now? [16:36] cjwatson: http://people.canonical.com/~jamie/cjwatson/ [16:36] cjwatson: http://people.canonical.com/~jamie/cjwatson/cjwatson-1342858.txt.gz [16:38] cjwatson: fyi, I currently have 252 json files in /var/lib/apparmor/clicks but only 113 apps listed with 'click list'. so, some apps do ship multiple profiles, but most apps do not [16:40] jdstrand: would it be OK to attach that to the bug? I shouldn't have thought it'd be private [16:41] I can attach it [16:41]