[00:45] hello guys, i have noticed some freezing/other issues on 14.04 LTS, is there a place i can report those problems? === BrunoAssis is now known as jhonyx86 [01:17] Unit193: thanks for the pointer [02:21] Did anyone else's theme turn purple today? something broke mine [02:23] Heh, that was the Unicorn surprise for Lyz. [02:27] gtk-theme-config to easily enable/disable the pink [02:31] Didn't for me on upgrade, but meh. [02:36] well... it *should* work [02:36] :_ [02:36] :) === LazyUser69 is now known as LazyUserBNC [08:16] haha, people think it's a bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1373280 [08:16] Launchpad bug 1373280 in xubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "Pink background on selected items" [Undecided,New] [08:26] can it be reverted easily? [08:27] the color override affects every gtk theme, right? [08:36] the gtk3 one would be even visible in unity and so on [08:40] ochosi: do you want to add a comment to the report and close it? ^ [08:53] !team | I'm thinking on October, 1, 18:00 UTC for the next team meeting. Does anyone have any objection with this time frame? [08:53] I'm thinking on October, 1, 18:00 UTC for the next team meeting. Does anyone have any objection with this time frame?: bluesabre, elfy, jjfrv8, knome, lderan, micahg, Noskcaj, ochosi, pleia2, skellat, slickymaster, Unit193 [08:53] none, will be able to attend that one [08:54] hey lderan [08:54] hey :) [09:15] slickymasterWork: wfm [09:15] great elfy [09:20] brainwash: done [09:21] wb lderan [09:21] slickymasterWork: day should work, not sure about time yet [09:21] (no need to make this dependent on me though) [09:21] ochosi: thanks [09:21] hello ochosi & elfy [09:21] ok ochosi === qwebirc464665 is now known as slickymasterWork [09:35] ahaha, the pink bug reports have begun [09:36] :P [10:31] knome: ping [10:36] slickymasterWork, pong [10:36] bluesabre, really? where? [10:37] the one ochosi posted https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1373280 [10:37] Launchpad bug 1373280 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Pink background on selected items" [Undecided,Invalid] [10:37] hah [11:11] bluesabre, knome: felt i'd answer the first so we can mark all future reports as duplicates... [11:12] lunchtime, yummy [11:12] bbl [11:12] ochosi, i was thinking very much in the same lines [11:12] bon appetit [11:13] btw, i think the cycling chair is a definitive improvement on the meetings [11:13] keeps the meetings going, allows everybody to join at least some of the time, and doesn't create the same kind of burden about even weekly meetings (i'd imagine) [11:14] the downside is that it can be a bit chaotic for new people, but that's somewhat easily overcome by just scheduling the next meeting ASAP [11:14] yeah, its great [11:17] knome I'm having a hard time to add the team meeting schedule to http://xubuntu.org/team-calendar/ [11:17] slickymasterWork, what's the issue? [11:17] no idea, I have https://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=383qgn907l43kd425bteqjg850%40group.calendar.google.com&cid=e_2_en%23weeknum%40group.v.calendar.google.com&cid=s7uaht7f9mhsfdub4lbisebd75g30sa5%40import.calendar.google.com [11:18] defined as public and I thought it would automatic imprted to the team calendar [11:18] * be imported [11:19] you have what defined as public? [11:19] oh, you're not in the managing group [11:19] give me your gmail address and i'll add you [11:20] slickymaster at g m a i l [11:20] you should now have access to manage the events [11:21] actually, now you should also have access to share the calendar, so you can add others to manage the events if they need to :) [11:22] slickymasterWork, ^ does that help you getting it in? :) [11:22] so how do I publish it? [11:23] how do you edit the calendar? [11:23] in gmail.com ? [11:23] it shows up now. [11:23] but you probably want to switch the location/title bits :P [11:25] and note that the time is currently 17UTC, which might or might not be by design [11:27] >__< [11:27] awesome connectivity [11:27] yep [11:27] sucks to be a portuguese connection :p [11:27] heh [11:28] I think it's ok now knome [11:28] 14:25 knome: and note that the time is currently 17UTC, which might or might not be by design [11:29] did you see that? [11:31] yeah, I was thinking about that, because I think next monday will mobe from GMT+1 to GMT, over here [11:31] but I'm not sure, I'm going to have to find that out [11:31] ok [11:31] well just that you know, the calendar and the meetings page is out of sync [11:32] basically once the event is in the calendar, it has entered the GMT/UTC timezone and won't change based on daylight savings [11:33] well we're going to be straight GMT just on October, 26th [11:33] yep, i understand it'll affect you [11:33] but please don't tell this on the calendar and the other on the wiki, that just confuses people more :) [11:34] lol, one daylight hour less when surfing :P [11:34] can't the gmail thingy just use UTC [11:34] did when I did it for Fridge [11:34] elfy, there is no "UTC" to be selected unfortunately [11:34] elfy, but the GMT implementation they are using is practically UTC [11:34] dtupid [11:35] because GMT *does* have DST's, but gmail's GMT doesn't [11:36] GMT is GMT - UK is GMT and then BST when necessary [11:36] except in google-world [11:36] corrected now [11:36] i know, it really is stupid [11:36] oic you meant GGMT [11:36] :) [11:36] yep [11:37] but yeah.. as long as you remmeber to mentally do s/GMT/UTC/ when looking at google calendars, it's all ok [11:38] I guess most will look at agenda anyway [11:38] who knows [11:38] i think the calendar view is very useful [11:39] if the time's right ... [11:39] :p [11:39] and when i'm not chairing, i usually don't need to look at the agenda before the meeting [11:39] because i either know if there's something i need to prepare for, or it's good to go without too much preparing [11:40] the agenda is useful for a very different reason and usecase :) [12:16] elfy, never mind on my question from yesterday. Wasn't a bug after all. [16:09] jjfrv8: thanks [16:37] how much time is left to finish the documentation translations? [16:38] im trying to get the oficial translators to review our suggestions but they are not responding [16:40] GridCube: not sure if that's covered by the language pack translation deadline - if it is that's october 16th week [16:40] i remember something about october on the mail a few weeks ago, so it must be [16:41] our translation is now over 80% for sure, but its not accepted [16:41] there are 2 language freezes - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UtopicUnicorn/ReleaseSchedule [16:56] mmhm [16:57] well, ill try to get the people to review it as soon as they can [18:07] bluesabre: do you want to build a snowman.. ehm, fix some package dependencies? http://lpaste.net/111559 [18:12] bug 1320560 needs some testing, anyone interested? [18:12] bug 1320560 in xscreensaver (Ubuntu) "Removal of gdmflexiserver breaks user switching" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1320560 [18:13] nothing crucial, because the default xubuntu desktop setup is not affected [18:59] `gdmflexiserver` still exists for GDM. [18:59] libgdm1 to be precise. [19:01] and how does it work? [19:02] I comment because at least https://launchpadlibrarian.net/185077517/xscreensaver_5.26-1ubuntu2_5.26-1ubuntu3.diff.gz removes flex. I don't know, Gnome is the one that uses GDM. [19:02] ubuntu-gnome-desktop even seeds it. [19:02] gnome... we don't care about that, do we? we need something that works with lightdm [19:03] All of those packages though are xfce, or xscreensaver. It's nice to give people options, but the chances that'll be a problem are slightly lower, yeah. [19:03] I'd think it'd be easy enough to add support without removing, but maybe not, so.. [19:05] without removing what? [19:08] Support for gdm. [19:11] that's just a minor drawback [19:12] other display managers or user switching methods aren't support either [19:13] supported [19:14] would you prefer a solution similar to xflock4? [19:15] check which dm is running and invoke the according user switch call [19:16] That's actually what xscreensaver-wrapper.sh seems to do, and how lxsession does it too. [19:17] evening [19:17] I'm not *that* invested, just figured I'd point out that gdmflexiserver does exist for gdm, I don't use it either. [19:17] elfy: Howdy. [19:24] Unit193: ok, wanna add a comment to the report then? your info might be relevant [20:27] Are you having problems installing Utopic on VirtualBox? [20:27] zequence: yea - known issue [20:27] elfy: Ok, thanks [20:28] bug 1371651 [20:28] bug 1371651 in lightdm (Ubuntu) "Daily does not boot into graphical interface after installation" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1371651 [20:28] you *can* boot it, it just won't do it without mucking about :) [20:29] zequence: that is assuming you've found the same thing - livesession works - install works - boot into install fails [20:30] elfy: I've already forgotten if I had a problem last. Just remember it worked. Will be do some testing tomorrow. Have a guy helping me today [20:31] yea - it's a recent issue === mmazing2 is now known as mmazing