[06:56] today's ubuntugnome_utopic-desktop-i386.iso: has no visible mouse cursor in he try ubuntu/install ubuntu GUI (testing in KVM) [06:58] and then it hangs with a black screen [07:03] ctrl-alt-f1 shows me this: http://imgur.com/KktHg5p [07:04] I'm now booting the same image on real hardware (an asus eeepc 900) [07:04] it boots there [07:05] and mouse cursor is visible [07:13] the eeepc is amazingly slow [07:17] wheee I made gnome-shell crash by pressing ctrl-alt-esc (in my main work laptop running 14.04 + ppa) [07:19] back to the asus: the install screen doesn't fit in 1024x600, luckily I know about alt-dragging [07:21] darkxst, ricotz: Since my internet is too bad to, could one of you please sync gnome-user-docs and gnome-getting-started-docs to the staging PPA? [07:22] Also, it would be nice if we merged gnome-user-share eventually [08:04] looks like the postinst script for software-center needs more ram than the 1 gig my asus eeepc 900 has :( [08:04] it's sitting there doing i/o like mad with mouse cursor barely moving [08:20] it got through! took exactly 30 minutes [08:20] maybe the disk is just slow (which it is, this asus eeepc has horrible SSDs) [09:13] Noskcaj, will do [09:14] ty [09:33] Noskcaj, gnome-getting-started-docs is getting quite a beast with 120+MB [10:20] does anybody know which component is handling ctrl+shift+u XXXX unicode input? is it gtk+ itself or is it ibus? [11:09] why is spamassassin's spamd (or at least its init script) on the livecd? dependency of evolution or something? [11:50] hi, is ubuntu gnome 14.10 going to ship gnome-shell 3.12 or 3.14? [11:52] 3.12 [11:52] there will be a ppa with 3.14 [11:52] btw you can always check versions yourself with http://packages.ubuntu.com/gnome-shell [11:53] and for the ppa: https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/ubuntu/gnome3-staging?field.series_filter=utopic [11:53] thanks [15:38] when will 14.10 release? [17:38] hello :) i just tried out a test install of 14.10 on a laptop...i don't know if anyone else experienced it but i definitely hit a snag that's worth mentioning...in my case at least, when trying to launch "Backups" (deja-dup) it causes some sort of general protection fault in gnome-control-panel...so if you backup with deja-dup you'd have to find a workaround for the moment :( [20:10] I wonder if there are known issues with gdm in 14.04. I could not start a service because it could not load the drm and the intel driver. [20:10] when I updated the version of gdm (from gnome3-team/stable), it passes that stage but it failed to show the greeter [20:11] because of lack of permissions in gdm-loadenviroment (iirc) [20:11] only once I booted with init=/lib/systemd/systemd gdm worked fine [20:12] not a big deal, but I only found a hint in debian bugs, which was strange to me, considering the usual amount of information about ubuntu [20:13] has anyone else experienced a similar issue? [21:11] gpoo, I havent heard of that issue before [21:22] it might be something local [21:22] so far I was happy with lightdm, so I never gave a try to the new gdm. But now that notifications are set on every time I reboot, I was trying to narrow the issue. [21:25] anyone tried to upgrade to gnome 3.14? [21:26] I am on that [21:44] gpoo, some intel cards have issues with drm when using kms driver, but in that case gnome-shell wouldnt work either [23:35] darkxst: I was puzzled because of the same reason. But gdm from gnome3-team/stable did not have the problem with drm, just the permissions to run the greeter. So, I thought the default gdm in 14.10 maybe was not quite ready. [23:37] btw, this is the bug that was kind of similar to what I was seeing: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=724731 [23:37] Debian bug 724731 in gdm3 "[gdm3] gdm does not start properly, cannot login via gdm" [Serious,Open] [23:38] the message #48 suggested to try to boot with "init=/lib/systemd/systemd" [23:38] which made it work [23:39] I checked libsystemd-pam, too, but that looked ok [23:39] brb [23:44] 3.14... but still my settings (notifications off) is reset after reboot :-/ [23:45] and I got bitten but a bug in the intel driver to render shadows [23:48] unfortunately this commit did not make it: https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?h=wip/pango-shadow-cache&id=e663a1f0d8cf2173ffb1d1bbb51b0282dbfc428e