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bluesabredinner time, back in a bit00:00
Unit193Default didn't do this?00:00
Unit193Oh, well yeah xfsettingsd never paints it for me.00:01
bluesabreI think it used to be just one, functional one00:03
bluesabrenow its just one dead one00:03
ochosiwait, xfsettingsd sets the root pixmap?00:03
bluesabrebbiab00:04
Unit193ochosi: I don't see why it would.  But it isn't now.00:04
Unit193bluesabre: Ah, so I did fix that, now it's one dead, one functional.00:04
Unit193Well, "fix".00:04
* Unit193 wonders if he's off the hook now.00:05
bluesabre:)00:15
bluesabreso I'd be generally in favor or swapping it out instead of trying to figure out why it dies, unless you have any ideas?00:16
ochosiehm, what sets the theme then if we "swap out" xfsettingsd?00:17
ochosinot sure why it's defunct and all, but it's clearly doing its job if we see greybird and not the gtk3 default theme in ubiquity, no?00:17
ochosiand i'm still not convinced that xfsettingsd has anything to do with setting the wallpaper00:18
Unit193^00:18
ochosiiirc ubiquity used to cairo-paint it built-in00:18
bluesabreI think those may be controlled by ubiquity00:18
ochosi(but i might be misremembering that part)00:18
ochosihm right00:18
ochosii guess we have us some ubiquity code to read then :)00:18
* Unit193 calls not it.00:19
* bluesabre already did00:19
ochosiactually00:19
bluesabreubiquity doesn't paint the desktop for us00:19
ochosiif it would set the theme, wouldn't i grep "Greybird" in it?00:19
bluesabreits in xubuntu-live-settings iirc00:20
ochosiah00:20
ochosik00:20
bluesabresets some gsettings variables, and ubiquity grabs those00:20
ochosiguess i should shut up until i've read the code too :)00:20
bluesabre:)00:20
ochosiyeah, i thought that adding the gsettings var for the bg was enough and ubiquity would paint it00:21
ochosithat was probably a fake memory though00:21
bluesabrestart here https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk/view/head:/bin/ubiquity-dm#L36600:22
Unit193http://paste.openstack.org/show/LInGit7mfbk7EE8L831y/ is what I use. :P00:23
Unit193Yeah, you can check for background_image, I've already looked through this. :P00:24
* ochosi is busy looking for why and when the panel was disabled for xfwm400:26
bluesabremy previous fix, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1375893/comments/4 now lines 404-40700:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1375893 in xfdesktop4 (Ubuntu) "Black background to Try/Install Dialogue" [Medium,Confirmed]00:28
ochosilet's get that pushed then i guess, unless you wanna figure out why xfsettingsd is defunct00:29
ochosibtw, that bug should really be re-assigned to !xfdesktop (although i'm not sure what to)00:29
Unit193http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk/revision/577000:29
Unit193bzr blame wont tell me the real one. :P00:31
Unit193http://paste.openstack.org/show/FMJNzU5OLBcPzj9F3BZx see?00:32
bluesabredarn it blame00:32
ochosiyeah00:33
ochosii know that already00:33
ochosii'm still browsing the bzr history00:33
Unit193I wouldn't. :D00:33
ochosino need for >1 of us to waste his time on this00:33
Unit193ochosi: 418500:34
ochosiright00:34
ochosiso it was superm1 who disabled it00:34
Unit193ochosi: I'm faster? :D00:35
ochosiyou are, but i hate bzr *more*00:35
Unit193ochosi: Are you sure?  I've converted a whole repo just to add a couple commits.00:35
ochosiso since superm1 said today that he was fine with re-enabling the panel as long as it works, we can go for it now00:35
Unit193Yep.00:36
ochosias soon as that is re-enabled, i can add a custom background for us for the panel00:36
ochosithe default one stinks00:36
ochosibrb, running out of battery...00:36
Unit193Talk to xnox?00:36
bluesabrek00:36
Unit193And sure, I can request the merge when I get back home, no problem.00:36
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bluesabreUnit193, cool00:40
Unit193bluesabre: Anything else I'm not remembering?00:40
bluesabredunno... I think I might create a dev trello since I keep forgetting mini-tasks00:42
* bluesabre reviews blueprints00:43
bluesabre[xubuntu-dev] Evaluate the 14.10 decisions relative to default IRC client and decide action(s) for 15.04 release: TODO00:44
bluesabreI'm rather content to say we are fine without00:44
bluesabrebut haven't heard much else00:44
ochosiyeah00:48
ochosii'd tend to agree00:49
ochosii mean we can always do a survey, but the question always remains how representative that'll be00:49
ochosii'd say as long as googling "xubuntu xchat" doesn't turn up lots of heated comments, we're probably fine00:49
bluesabreI can toss it onto the agenda for tomorrow if you want to cover it00:51
ochosii briefly investigated whether there is quantitative data of the ppl who connect to #xubuntu in terms of which client they use, but freenode doesn't collect that data anymore and didn't hold on to data collected on that previously00:51
ochosiyeah, we can formally cover it tomorrow00:51
ochosiif you add a dev-trello, please link it to the blueprint00:52
ochosii actually wanted to go through the blueprints with you and everyone else at some point00:52
ochosisince you won't be at the meeting, we can quickly browse through devel now if you want00:52
drcIf it was me, I wouldn't bother with a script or a poll, if no one comes here (irc) or the ML to complain I would keep the status quo :)00:52
ochosidrc: well, i'd have used the data if it had been readily available. i'm also not really convinced of polls00:53
ochosinot only because of being representative, but also in terms of the expectations it creates in participants00:53
bluesabreyup00:53
drcThat's what I was getting at...more work than knowledge.00:54
ochosidid you get anywhere with panel-switch btw?00:54
bluesabreochosi, Unit193, let's discuss now if you're around for a bit :)00:54
bluesabreochosi: not yet00:54
ochosiwe can also postpone that if it turns out we have enough work for 15.0400:54
ochosinot sure how much work it'd be00:54
bluesabreits just a matter of finding time lately00:54
bluesabrethere's little enough to do00:54
ochosihaha, as always ;)00:54
ochosithat's the same for everyone00:54
brainwashbluesabre: I'm not sure, but logind-handle-lid-switch was set to "false" in trusty-updates and it's still set to "false" in utopic/vivid with the new xfpm 1.4 release00:55
bluesabreright, but I think the logic was flipped and wrong... its a confusing mess00:55
ochosibluesabre: did "investigate reduction of gnome depends" have any concrete roadmap?00:55
brainwashwrong + wrong = right?00:55
brainwash:D00:55
ochosiyeah, sadly +1 on that 00:55
bluesabrewrong + wrong = NaN00:55
bluesabreis basically where we're at there ;)00:56
bluesabreochosi: it was more or less, if we have any ideas there, we go for it00:56
ochosiok00:56
ochosiso i'll flip that to "inprogress" then00:56
ochosisince it's sorta ongoing always00:56
ochosisame with "shared components"?00:57
ochosior did you have something specific in mind00:57
bluesabrethere were some suggestions for not-so-good alternatives00:57
ochosias in?00:57
bluesabrethey were just posted here, replacing games and the calc00:57
ochosioh right00:57
bluesabrethe safest thing would probably be transitioning to more mate components to reduce the headache of gnome upgrades00:58
ochosiprobably00:58
ochosialthough calc is actually still fine00:58
bluesabreyes00:58
ochosijust looked at it in vivid00:58
bluesabrethe calc is generally A-OK00:58
ochosibut yeah, we'll have to wait until gtk3.14 hits us to be really sure...00:58
bluesabrewhenever that finally lands... I feel like its taking longer than it really is :)00:59
ochosithere were discussions about calc maybe because of the CSDs00:59
ochosibut xfwm4 just received patches by ofourdan(!) to support that better01:00
bluesabreI don't mind the CSDs, they work well enough in xfce, and look better than hacking a toolbar back in01:00
ochosiyeah, absolutely01:00
ochosiwhile not being 100% consistent, it could be worse01:00
ochosiwhat about the lgg-settings to debian thingy being blocked?01:01
bluesabreits gotten better, I think gnome devs finally decided what they wanted to do with them, and the results are improved01:01
bluesabrelgg-settings being blocked is a matter of updating, then potentially uploading to debian (in-freeze), or just to ubuntu01:01
ochosioh right01:02
ochosiactually there are so many pending merges by andrew, i've completely lost track of the greeter lately...01:02
bluesabrewe should aid to review the lightdm-gtk-greeter merges, merge them in, do a dev release, and pushing that on to get tested01:02
bluesabreaid?01:02
bluesabreplan...01:02
bluesabrewords failing01:02
ochosiheh01:02
ochosii guess i was also too involved with other things to be able to focus on the greeter at all01:02
ochosinow i feel i don't know the codebase well enough anymore, because so much has changed01:03
bluesabreyeah01:03
brainwashis andrew still actively developing?01:03
ochosiyeah01:03
bluesabreyup01:03
bluesabreandrew kicks butt and keeps adding things... he toned it down a bit since we asked for stability01:03
brainwashso he'll fix bug 1398619 some day01:04
ubottubug 1398619 in lightdm-gtk-greeter (Ubuntu) "No indicators displayed when systemd-sysv is installed" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/139861901:04
bluesabreI can fix that soon01:04
brainwashplease do! :)01:04
bluesabremaybe one day this weekend, and include it in the next release01:04
ochosisometimes i wish he would also work on other things, i guess i'm sorta done with what i wanted to achieve with the greeter...01:04
knomeochosi, maybe you can ask him to do so? :)01:04
ochosiknome: yeah, maybe maybe, there are so many things one could do with enough time. frankly i feel i'm juggling enough as it is ;)01:05
knomeasking doesn't cost a lot of your time :)01:05
ochosiwell no, but if i ask him, that will likely not be the end of it01:05
ochosiit is usually the beginning of a conversation01:05
ochosieither he has that idea himself, or he might need coaching/motivation01:06
knome:)01:08
bluesabreochosi: anything else of interest?01:11
ochosiwhat's the bluez5 workitem about?01:11
bluesabrenew bluez coming soon (maybe with gtk 3.14?)01:11
ochosi(sorry, distracted chatting to superm1 about mythbuntu and ubiquity...)01:11
bluesabreor with systemd01:11
bluesabreor something01:11
ochosioh, is it?01:11
bluesabresomething, somewhere01:11
ochosithese things are taking their time to land (again)01:12
bluesabreNoskcaj knows more in that area01:12
bluesabreits because debian is in freeze01:12
ochosiis there any experimental PPA we could use to test bluez5?01:12
ochosijust to prep ourselves a bit01:12
bluesabreNoskcaj or tim? has one somewhere01:12
ochosithat workitem is a bit fuzzy, that was mainly why i asked01:13
ochosiand actually testing from a PPA would've been what i'd have expected01:13
ochosiif a PPA is there already, all we need is a call for testing after some exploratory testing we do ourselves01:13
bluesabreit might have other dependencies, I just don't know enough there01:13
ochosik, we can also assign it to Noskcaj btw01:14
bluesabregood idea01:14
bluesabrelets do that01:14
ochosiif everything is just "xubuntu-dev" then everybody will think you have to do all that by yourself01:14
ochosiand you will think everyone will help01:14
ochosiand nothing will get done :)01:15
ochosiso i'd encourage you to assign those things you wanna do personally to yourself01:15
knome++01:15
bluesabremakes sense01:15
ochosithen it'll be clearer for others (like me) where you want assistance01:15
ochosibtw, slightly different topic, but still xub and devel related01:17
ochosii talked to cavalier about your gsettings branch in order to get it merged in finally01:17
bluesabreright01:18
ochosihe promised to look at it on the weekend01:18
bluesabrelooking forward to having something this weekend :)01:18
ochosiguess we'll have to remind him :)01:18
ochosibut yeah, everything worked with it01:18
ochosiso to the worst i'll just merge it personally01:19
bluesabresounds good01:19
ochosithen we can get that into 15.04 and consider what to do with the settings app01:19
ochosiwe could e.g. do a downstream patch for xfpm and add a new "locking" tab to it (or even "light-locker") and make it configurable there01:20
bluesabreyeah01:21
ochosisince switching to gsettings means we'll get rid of much of the code lls currently holds01:21
bluesabresounds like a good idea01:21
ochosithen probably just move the "lock on suspend" option over to that tab too in our downstream patch01:22
ochosiand make it a "security" tab01:22
ochosishouldn't be too hard actually01:22
ochosibut yeah, first we need ll 1.5.101:23
bluesabreyeah, let's get that, then we can have fun01:23
ochosiokeydokey, i'll try to push that then01:24
ochosihm, i would imagine gtkplug would work with gtk2/3 btw01:25
ochosiit says you can even use it with QT01:26
bluesabremight break with later versions of gtk + mir/wayland01:27
bluesabreand also, might not01:27
ochosiseems it's still fine with gtk3 stable01:27
ochosibut yeah, might or might not01:28
ochosiit doesn't seem too hard though to make it pluggable01:28
bluesabrecool, let's start adding things to our various roadmaps then01:28
ochosi(apart from the examples i know being c and the apps in question being python)01:28
bluesabrehttp://wiki.smdavis.us/doku.php?id=development01:28
bluesabre:)01:28
ochosiok01:30
bluesabrells might be a good place to start with vala conversions01:31
bluesabresince it is so tiny01:31
ochosivala conversions?01:31
bluesabreif we want to start doing vala development at all... I've considered it for a few things01:32
ochosiwell only if we don't dissolve it into a tab in xfpm01:32
bluesabresince its lighter than python01:32
ochosiyeah, it used to be under heavy development when i looked at it last01:32
ochosibut i guess it has consolidated meanwhile01:32
bluesabreyeah, its doing better now, and has better gtk bindings that python-gobject (sadly)01:33
ochosiok, added those few thoughts to the dev roadmaps01:33
bluesabrethanks01:33
bluesabreI think I'll try reviewing some greeter merges tonight so I can say I was productive :)01:34
ochosicool01:34
* ochosi already pushed a patch to xfwm4, so he's safe01:34
bluesabre:D01:34
ochosialso found the source of the bug elfy reported against intelligent hiding01:35
ochosialthough the fix will likely be ugly01:35
ochosianyway, gotta hit the sack01:35
knomeochosi, that'll hurt01:35
* knome hides01:35
bluesabreoh yeah01:36
ochosibluesabre: oh, and that bluetooth-indicator thingy, python-libindicator or whatever it was... adding that to the seed would be cool01:36
bluesabreochosi, quick note about intelligent hiding01:36
bluesabrewhen used with window plugin, its kind of annoying that it hides when clicking on a different window button01:36
ochosiit only hides if the newly focused window overlaps01:36
bluesabreI think it should stay elevated as long as the mouse is still there01:36
bluesabreif thats possible01:37
ochosiand it's only feeling annoying cause it's hiding too quickly imo01:37
bluesabreonly a minor annoyance though01:37
ochosiit should slide away more slowly01:37
bluesabreyeah01:37
bluesabresliding is more difficult with gtk2 :(01:37
ochosithe whole logic is quite complex already, so i'm not sure about your suggestion01:37
bluesabreyeah, np01:38
ochosimight take a lot of time to figure that out without breaking something else01:38
Unit193bluesabre: What are we going to talk about?  And dev trello doesn't sound too bad.  I'm not actually using blueprints at all as it is, so couldn't be worse than that.01:38
ochosithe slow sliding should be there already01:38
bluesabremaybe we can finish the gtk3 port eventually01:38
ochosijust have to activate it01:38
ochosior: find a good way to activate it01:38
ochosi:)01:38
Unit193Also glanced over something that said gtk 3.14.  Seen it in Debian, it's kind of crap.01:38
bluesabremore things broken probably01:39
ochosibluesabre: well, new features were added, so the gtk3 port is out of date. so better do 4.12 before really working on gtk301:39
bluesabreparticularly for parole if not using clutter01:39
ochosimeh, that sucks01:39
bluesabreyeah, 4.12 is priority01:39
ochosiclutter really eats more cpu01:39
ochosianyway, i'll doze off01:39
ochosinighty!01:40
bluesabreless than X, more than VX01:40
bluesabre*XV01:40
bluesabreseeya01:40
* Unit193 petpets bluesabre.02:22
bluesabre:)02:22
bluesabrethis one seems desirable, https://code.launchpad.net/~kalgasnik/lightdm-gtk-greeter/allow-debugging-option/+merge/24313902:23
Unit193That it does.  Did he do the config one? ;)02:25
Unit193So, did you need me for something? (re: pinging.)02:25
bluesabrenah02:25
bluesabrego on and have fun02:25
Unit193Was thinking of taking a walk, 25F/13/F out.02:26
Unit193Just have to finish tea.  So yes, do ping/add me to the devel trello if you make one.  Thought about creating a wiki page with what I'm doing and what progress I have with it.02:26
bluesabresure, that sounds good02:27
bluesabrewondering how I should lay out the dev trello... per project, per dev, priority bugs, etc02:27
knomei would probably do that per project, most useful for tracking process02:30
knomesleeps ->02:30
bluesabreyeah02:33
bluesabrelater knome02:33
elfymorning all08:38
ochosimorning elfy 08:47
elfyhi ochosi 08:48
ochosiso i'm already one step further on the bug you reported yesterday08:49
elfyyea, read that :)08:49
ochosidon't have a fix yet, but it probably will be a tiny bit ugly (if it's even fixable)08:49
elfyI was thinking about that - but then came up against panel at the top :p08:50
elfylogically speaking (for my workflow at least) with panel at bottom and a window rolled up 08:50
ochosigenerally speaking, i'd have to find a way to know what size the window-decorations have08:50
elfyI have decided that window is in the way and thus panel wouldn't be - so regardless of what window size is, when window rolled up - panel should show 08:51
elfyand looking at it that way - you don't need to know window size - just rolled up state 08:51
elfybut then I thought of panel at top - and rolled up the title bar is over the panel, if you then unhide the panel you can't see title bar to unroll it ;)08:53
elfythough alt-tab to a window that's rolled up does maximise it again08:54
ochosiyup09:07
ochosithat's the problem09:07
ochosii still have to check the size of rolled up windows cause they might still overlap09:08
ochosisame with panels on the sides btw, not just on top09:08
elfymmm 09:09
elfynot sure why you need to know size - just the rolled up state - or is there not something which says "this_is_rolled_up"09:10
elfyanyway - all beyond my pay grade :D09:10
ochosihow would i check whether the panel and the rolled up window overlap without knowing the size?09:11
ochosii'm basically intersecting rectangles09:11
ochosiman, corner-tiling is really really useful, i can see that already after using it for 5mins09:13
elfywell if x is maximised - and panel is not floating about in the middle - aren't they always going to overlap - if they didn't then the panel wouldn't actually be hidden09:13
ochosiyeah, but rolled-up != maximized09:13
elfyno of course not09:14
ochosijust think of a rolled-up window as a very small one, but if you ask it how big it is, it'll still tell you its rolled-down size09:14
elfyyes I understand that :)09:15
elfybut if window IS maximised AND rolled up then panel should show surely? 09:15
elfyanyway - I think we're in danger of confusing each other here :p09:16
ochosiif it's maximized and rolled up it can still overlap with the panel or not overlap with the panel09:16
ochosiso yeah, currently they always overlap because we don't know the size of the rolled-up window, but instead only the size of the maximized window09:17
ochosi(in case that's what you were hinting at)09:17
elfymmm09:17
elfysort of :)09:17
ochosimkay :)09:19
elfywhat I'm logically alluding to is that if you did have a max'd window which is now rolled up - irrespective of size - you've moved it out of the way and the panel should unhide09:21
elfybecause user isn't thinking about what the code thinks is the size - but what they actually see 09:22
ochosiyeah, i agree09:23
ochosithen again, the panel might still get in the way in some cases (as you pointed out yourself, especially with panel at the top)09:23
ochosiso it's still worth to check09:23
elfyyep 09:23
ochosibut yeah, in 90% of all cases, the panel will go away anyway09:23
ochosicurrently i'm considering to delay to hide the panel09:24
elfynot sure how that would resolve it 09:26
ochosino, that's a different point09:26
elfyok :)09:27
ochosii think sometimes it's a bit unpractical that it goes away immediately09:27
ochosishowing immediately is good i think, but hiding could be slightly delayed09:28
ochosiso that there's no "i wanted to click a button in the panel twice" and it hides meanwhile so the second click reaches "something else below"09:28
elfygood point 09:30
elfybut - you'd have to be quick moving the mouse after you clicked - as panel stays while mouse is over it 09:31
ochosinot if you click a window button of a window that is maximized i think09:31
ochosithen it might go away quite quickly atm09:31
elfyI'll look at that a bit later - panel at bottom here :p09:32
elfyjust about to wander off to work 09:32
ochosisure, hf09:32
elfyI'd love to - but it won't happen :p09:32
ochosi:]09:33
ochosimake the best of it then09:33
elfyheh09:33
elfyreally should call this shaded instead of rolled up I suspect :D09:34
ochosiyeah09:34
ochosiwould make things a tad clearer09:34
elfy:)09:34
ochosiUnit193: still awake?09:50
ochosiNoskcaj: about bluez5, could you give me/us an update on what's coming and whether there is a PPA or something to test things in advance?10:29
ochosiah ok, i've found it already...10:33
brainwashochosi: "There no some icons in system tray" -> python-libindicator not installed?10:42
brainwashyou mentioned this package here some time ago10:42
brainwashand dropbox is a python app (last time I checked)10:43
brainwashoh, the reporter already solved the problem..10:47
bluesabreochosi: corner-tiling?10:59
bluesabrehow? :D10:59
bluesabrewill fix the python-libindicator item tonight10:59
ochosibluesabre: drag window to corner and get 25% window size11:04
ochosithere's already a branch with it11:04
bluesabreah, thought you might have already punted it to trunk11:04
ochosinope, needs more testing11:05
ochosialso, currently it also implements a maximize-on-move-to-top option that i'm not sure i wanna push11:05
ochosifwiw, bluez5 seems to work okay with my bluetooth keyboard11:05
* bluesabre prefers that over 50% at top11:05
ochosino improvements/downsides11:05
ochosibluesabre: yeah, but then tile-to-bottom also doesn't work anymore11:06
ochosiand that can be useful11:06
ochosiespecially with corner tiling11:06
bluesabretrue11:06
bluesabreso how about 25%/50% all around?11:07
ochosiyeah, that's what it can do currently11:07
ochosii mean, i guess i know what you mean :)11:07
bluesabreyeah, gotcha11:07
ochosiyou can either do 25% (via corners) or 50% (via sides)11:07
ochosior do 25 + 25 on the left and 50% on the right11:08
ochosiwhich is pretty cool11:08
bluesabreit would also be cool to be able to bind the corner tiling to keyboard shortcuts11:08
ochosiyeah, that should be possible11:08
ochosiwith maximize, i'm thinking while people might be used to it, there are still soooo many other ways to maximize windows...11:08
ochosi(double-click the titlebar, click the maximize button, kb-shortcut)11:08
bluesabreagreed11:10
bluesabrealrighty, time for work... bbl11:15
ochosiknome: humm, i guess the XSD needs an amendment where it says that members of "xubuntu developers" have upload rights11:25
ochosithat's not true anymore11:26
ochosiand being admitted to that team also has become more as in other teams i'd say11:26
knomehm?11:27
knomehas become more?11:27
ochosiwell the process used to involve the ubuntu development board11:27
knomeoh, right11:27
knomeyeah11:27
ochosibut it doesn't anymore, becoming a member of xubuntu-dev is mostly being approved by team lead11:27
ochosiand (maybe) xpl11:27
* bluesabre concurs11:27
ochosigives you push-rights, but no upload rights11:27
bluesabre~xubuntu-uploaders is the new upload team11:28
knomeif you want, i can help with drafting the text, but since it's mostly still a process description, it should go through without a hitch, so just notice the list that this is going to happen11:28
ochosii'm wondering whether we should just remove that paragraph11:28
knomeyeah, or that11:28
ochosisince there are no fundamental differences with becoming a member of any other team11:28
ochosior sub-team11:28
* knome looks at the actual text now11:29
knomeyes, i remember i never really liked that one, but served a function back then11:29
ochosiwe could also redraft a paragraph on how to become a sub-team member, but then again, most of our sub-teams are one-man/woman shows, so i don't really see the need...11:30
knomeredraft?11:30
knomewhat's wrong with the current one?11:30
ochosias long as we're less than 20 people i guess we can manage without11:30
knomei mean, isn't that pretty much accurate?11:30
ochosii mean re-draft the xubuntu developers into becoming a member of a sub-team, like xubuntu-artwork11:30
knomeisn't it like it right now?11:31
knomewhy should it be mentioned separately?11:31
ochosii only see the part about being a member11:31
ochosiyeah, it probably shouldn't be11:31
ochosiwe probably don't need an official process for becoming a member of a subteam11:31
knomegetting into the artwork team gives push rights as well11:31
knomewe don't really have one11:31
bluesabreyeah, no different there, just push rights to different components11:32
knomebut it's implied kind of, if you want to become a team member11:32
knomewell not kind of, it's implied, or tbe, it's said11:32
ochosiyeah, but for team members to join a subteam i don't think we need any kind of procedure11:32
knomewhat i think we could do11:32
ochositeam leads should decide, period. they should manage their teams11:32
knomewell, we have this:11:32
knomeCommit meaningful contributions to one of the subteams, after which one will be approved to the subteam for "probation" by a subteam administrator11:33
knomewhich is pretty accurate, and doesn't really enforce any specific policy11:33
ochosioh right11:33
ochosiyeah11:33
ochosilet's leave it at that then and just drop the "developers" paragraph11:33
knomeone thing we could add...11:33
knomeas i was saying11:33
knomeis to somehow mention that there are certain tasks which can only be conducted if the team members are part of some other, ubuntu-wide teams11:34
knomelike, docs pushing stuff11:34
ochosiright11:34
knomeand that could be formalized in a manner that also mentioned packageset push rights11:34
knomebut that could probably go into the process descriptions as well11:35
* knome opens that page11:35
ochosimight be subject to change though (as with the upload rights)11:35
ochosiso i dunno, if you consider it important enough i'm ok with it, but i'm also fine without that part11:35
knomethe thing is,11:35
knomeit's given to us, but if an outsider reads the document or the descriptions, if we don't mention things, they won't know about them11:36
ochosii'd prefer it to go to processes actually11:36
knomesure11:36
ochosimakes more sense there than in the SD11:36
ochosiso for the SD, let's drop the out-of-date developers part and for processes we can add a part about e.g. docs11:37
knomewe aren't listing xubuntu-uploaders anywhere11:37
knomedoes that convert to "the members of X have upload rights for the xubuntu packageset" ?11:37
ochosiyeah, but it's sorta processes->"packageset"11:37
* ochosi doesn't remember the process to get packageset rights clearly enough11:38
knomebluesabre?11:38
knomei don't know/care if you automatically get the upload rights when joining that team, i want to know if that's supposed to socially imply that11:39
knomewe really need to cut the processes page in chunks11:40
ochosiyeah, probably11:40
knomei've been planning that for a long time11:40
knomenow if only the wiki lets me do that..11:41
bluesabrehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopers11:43
bluesabrehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperMembershipBoard/ApplicationProcess11:43
knomebluesabre, i just wanted a yes/no ;'(11:44
bluesabrehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeanDavis/DeveloperApplication11:44
bluesabre:)11:44
bluesabreyes/no for what?11:44
ochosihuhu11:44
knome13:37  knome: does that convert to "the members of X have upload rights for the xubuntu packageset" ?11:45
bluesabreonly members of ~xubuntu-uploaders, MOTU, and archive admins can upload to the xubuntu packageset11:45
knomeX being ~xubuntu-developers11:45
knomeerr, uploaders..11:45
knomeyeah11:45
ochosiour administrational motto: "ubuntu's process pages make people cry"11:45
bluesabregotta run, bbl11:45
ochosiknome: so to sum up, are you ok with me removing the developers paragraph or do you wanna reshape it into something else?12:14
knomei am ok, and while i think it's going to be just ok, i'd do the comment round on the mailing list again12:16
ochosiwhat exactly did you push to launchpad last time for review?12:17
ochosithe wiki page itself?12:17
knomeyeah12:23
knomebut this time i'd say just an email would be enough12:23
knomeunless you plan to have a massive(ish) diff, like i did12:23
Unit193ochosi: Hello.12:29
ochosiknome: nah, just the simple thing12:37
ochosiUnit193: just wanted to let you know that now there is a branch for testing. it contains an additional option that i originally didn't want in there, but it's based on master: https://github.com/cedl38/xfwm4/tree/tile12:38
ochosiso if you feel like packaging that up, we can offer it to people for testing12:38
brainwashis the corner tiling optional (disabled by default)?12:43
brainwashUnit193: can ubiquity ship a custom ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfwm4.xml ? maybe you know something about this12:45
brainwashwhich is only read by ubiquity-dm12:45
Unit193Why would ubiquity read it?12:46
brainwashready by xfwm4 when run inside ubiquity-dm12:46
brainwashthis way we could hide unneeded window decoration buttons12:47
brainwashmmh, we could run xfconf-query to alter values before xfwm starts, or?12:48
ochosire: ubiquity: that is totally overkill and unnecessary imo12:50
ochosiwe really have bigger fish to fry12:50
ochosithere is one option for tiling, just as before12:50
knomebbl12:50
brainwashit's unnecessary to fix a bug? :/12:53
* ochosi sighs...12:54
Unit193ochosi: Right, anywho yes.14:06
Unit193ochosi: And you also have mail now, or soon.14:24
matt_symesJust testing the new intelligent auto hiding panel as detailed in elfy's mailing list post. This is on Trusty. No problems so far and it looks good. My only question: is there an easy way to decrease the timeout when making the panel reappear; to make it reappear faster or is it a hardcoded value ?14:33
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Unit193brainwash: You have super cow powers with bugs right?  Can you mark this as unfixed in trusty? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/parsedatetime/+bug/130296314:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1302963 in parsedatetime (Ubuntu) "Calendar() class can not be initialized" [Medium,Fix released]14:55
slickymasterWorkyou mean 'Won't fix' Unit193?15:05
elfyha 15:05
elfyI read 'Won't Fix Until 193 15:05
elfywe missed that one then :p15:06
slickymasterWorkhey elfy 15:06
elfyhi slickymasterWork 15:07
* slickymasterWork could do it for Unit193 if only he'd answer him :P15:10
elfyyou'd be the old man of Xubuntu if you fix it in 193 :D15:10
slickymasterWork:)15:10
slickymasterWorksome days I do feel liky one elfy 15:11
* elfy changes autocorrect for slickymasterWork to Methusela :p15:12
slickymasterWorklol15:17
ochosielfy: in case you're ready for part 2 of the testing assignment i mentioned the other day (part 1 was the panel, thanks a bunch for writing that up and all!)...15:20
elfyochosi: given what I read in backlog just now - I'll go make a cuppa before saying anything like 'bring it on' :p15:21
ochosihehe15:22
ochosianyway, ping me whenever you're ready ;)15:23
elfyochosi: back :)15:26
ochosiok that was quick15:27
ochosiso, this time we're looking at a new feature for xfwm4, which is corner-tiling15:28
elfyyep15:28
ochosii'm not sure how widely this was tested, i think some arch users have been using it15:28
elfyok15:28
ochosibut my idea is to give it some testing, then prepare a patch of it and propose it to get merged into xfwm4 master15:28
elfyso currently we can tile 50% vert or horiz - that correct?15:28
ochosiyeah15:29
ochosiwith the new patch, you can drag windows to a corner to tile them to 25%15:29
elfyright - so could have 2@ 25% on left say and one on right filling remainder? 15:29
ochosiyup: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-2014-12-11-163058.php15:31
elfycool - that's what I was expecting this to do - so we're on the same page :D15:31
ochosigood :)15:31
ochosiit's less complicated then intelligent hiding anyway ;)15:31
elfylol15:32
ochosiso my idea would be that the two of us start using/testing this for a few days and then we send out a call15:32
ochosii don't wanna send out too many calls at once15:32
elfyworks for me - and is good timing - no work till Monday for me 15:32
ochosiUnit193 was kind enough to package it up in his private repo: https://launchpad.net/~unit193/+archive/ubuntu/xfce15:33
elfyyep - agreed - better to space these things out 15:33
ochosii'll leave the package there until we send out the call15:33
ochosiso feel free to just test from there until then15:33
elfyok - I'll add that in a moment and play around 15:33
elfyso - one question - you want this tested WITH intellihide or seperately? 15:34
ochosiit doesn't really matter15:35
ochosior: it shouldn't15:35
ochosior: hopefully it doesn't15:35
ochosi:]15:35
elfyheh15:36
ochosione thing that seems to be a regression - let me know whether you see that as well - is that the original window size is not restored on untiling15:36
elfyok15:37
ochosifrom the corners15:37
elfymmm15:37
ochosiand i've noticed another glitch that i can't reproduce yet, where an app will look a bit scrambled when corner-tiled for the first time, then tiling again fixes that15:37
ochosistill, a hickup that should be fixed, but in case you see it, i've got that covered already15:38
elfycurrently the hickup I've got is that shoving something in the corner does the same as vert tiling 15:38
elfyrestarted xfwm4 15:39
ochosiyeah, gotta restart xfwm4 manually15:39
elfyI did 15:39
ochosioh15:39
ochosiapt-cache policy xfwm4 gives you the PPA version?15:40
ochosilet me check but i thought there was no special setting involved to enable it...15:40
elfyyep - got the right one installed15:40
elfymatt_symes: as far as I know the delay is hard-coded 15:41
ochosirunning this in the terminal returns true? xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/tile_on_move15:43
elfyyep15:43
matt_symeshey elfy :) No worries about the delay then. I can build it myself if needs be. The auto hiding panel is looking pretty good at the moment.15:43
elfythanks - but thank ochosi :)15:43
ochosielfy: and your mouse-cursor went really into the corner, i.e. the end of the screen and it didn't corner-tile?15:43
ochosi(sorry to ask again)15:44
ochosimatt_symes, elfy: correction, the delay should be configurable15:44
ochosibut it's a hidden option iirc15:44
elfyochosi: cursor turned into a square15:44
elfyochosi: ok - didn't know that - but matt_symes knows I make stuff up as I go along :p15:45
matt_symesAhh. Excellent. How to i get to the hidden option ?15:45
matt_symeslol elfy 15:45
ochosihumm, oh, i just saw there is an option but it seems it's readonly :/15:46
ochosisorry15:46
elfyochosi: ok - no - it wasn't a square - just part of the cursor lol15:46
ochosiit would've been popdown-delay and popup-delay in /panels/panel-015:46
matt_symesNo worries ochosi elfy. Thanks for the info15:46
ochosidoes it hide too quickly or what was the issue?15:47
elfybrb15:47
elfyochosi: ok - reboot did it - can confirm the not returning window to pre-tile size as well15:51
ochosirigt15:51
ochosiright15:51
ochosii've just figured out how to reproduce the other bug i was talking about...15:52
ochosicould you give these two steps a go? http://dpaste.com/3A913CF15:52
ochosiresult looks something like this: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-2014-12-11-165349.php15:54
elfynot seeing that 15:55
ochosiyeah, might take >1 try and it has to be an app you newly opened15:58
ochosiso first open e.g. mousepad, enlarge it by dragging it to the right bottom with alt+left-drag15:59
elfyyea - I tried with a newly opened mousepad actually 16:00
elfynot doing it here 16:00
elfyok - so this I didn't expect - got mousepad open and tiled in top left - open another mousepad and it moves to cover the existing one16:03
ochosielfy: maybe that's the bug16:22
ochosiat first it looks like there's two16:22
ochosiif they lose focus, you get the shadow i posted16:22
ochosigotta go16:23
ochosibbl16:23
elfyjust noticed that the meeting didn't happen because it got moved again ... slow day here19:21
pleia2it's in 2 hrs 40 minutes19:22
pleia222UTC19:22
* drc thinks that canceling/postponing any meeting (anywhere, anytime) is not necessarily a bad thing :)19:22
elfypleia2: yea - was originally expecting 180019:22
ochosielfy: i only forgot to update the meeting wiki page at first, all links and the mail pointed to 22utc ;)21:43
ochosi(even the link on the wiki page was correct though)21:43
ochosi!team | reminder, meeting in less than 15mins!21:47
ubottureminder, meeting in less than 15mins!: bluesabre, elfy, jjfrv8, knome, lderan, micahg, Noskcaj, ochosi, pleia2, skellat, slickymaster, Unit19321:47
skellato/21:48
* pleia2 wonders where the day has gone21:48
* slickymaster wonders the same about the 2014 year21:49
* skellat is watching the countdown until the federal budget crisis begins if nothing gets passed in the legislature and wondering what this will mean for his job...21:50
elfyochosi: lol - I don't actually look at the wiki page - I just see what turns up in the changes :p21:50
ochosielfy: did you take a screenshot of that bug you were experiencing btw?21:51
* Unit193 stabs ochosi.21:52
ochosiouch!21:52
ochosiwhat did i do now??21:52
Unit193General purposes.21:52
elfymmm ochosi - which bug? 21:52
Unit193And I'm with slickymaster here.21:52
* slickymaster rejoices 21:53
elfyreally Unit193 ? pop by here on the way home then :D21:53
slickymasterbtw Unit193, you're with me on what?21:53
Unit193ochosi: Also, you pinged last week about why ubottu was "broken", and it won't highlight people with a link, anti-spam.21:54
Unit193*** slickymaster wonders the same about the 2014 year <<-----21:54
slickymasterlol21:54
ochosielfy: the tiling bug with mousepad21:54
slickymasteryeah21:54
ochosiUnit193: right, good to know. thanks!21:54
ochosiUnit193: but please don't stab me anymore just for "general purposes", i have feelings too!21:55
elfyochosi: nope - but I can if you like - they were definitely *different* instances - different names for one thing 21:55
ochosihm weird21:55
ochosiyeah, please do21:55
Unit193ochosi: You pinged when I was reading/watching comics! :P21:55
slickymasternever mess with a guy and his comics21:55
ochosiawwwwh, soooorrrry ;)21:55
elfyokey doke ochosi, I'll try to capture if that helps 21:56
matte88hi everyone!21:56
slickymasterhi matte88 21:57
matte88is there a meeting right now, am I right?21:57
ochosiyeah, in 2mins approx21:58
matte88perfect! it's my first meeting, I'm curious :)21:58
matte88I'd like to contribute to ubuntu/xubuntu dev21:59
ochosinice, welcome aboard then!21:59
matte88thanks ochosi!21:59
ochosifeel free to stick around after the meeting for more informal talk21:59
ochosibut yeah, depending on who is here, the meeting might also be more or less in/formal21:59
elfyhi matte88 - nice to see you :)21:59
matte88thanks elfy! ochosi, I will!22:00
ochosialrighty everyone...22:00
ochosi#startmeeting22:01
meetingologyMeeting started Thu Dec 11 22:01:01 2014 UTC.  The chair is ochosi. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.22:01
meetingologyAvailable commands: action commands idea info link nick22:01
ochosi!team | meeting everyone, who's around?22:01
ubottumeeting everyone, who's around?: bluesabre, elfy, jjfrv8, knome, lderan, micahg, Noskcaj, ochosi, pleia2, skellat, slickymaster, Unit19322:01
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elfyt'is here22:01
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slickymasterhey jjfrv8 22:02
slickymasterskellat: 22:02
ochosiok, let's get to it then22:02
ochosi#topic Open action items22:02
ochosias knome doesn't seem to be around, what about yours pleia2?22:03
pleia2#done xubuntu-contacts mailing list has been set up22:03
pleia2#done draft of etherpad for user self-classification survey22:04
elfypleia2: got a link to that? 22:04
pleia2#link http://pad.ubuntu.com/xubuntu-user-identifies-as22:04
elfyty :)22:04
pleia2#info unixstickers shipped the stickers + t-shirt order yesterday, so I should know the quality of the t-shirt in however long it takes to get to California from Italy :)22:05
ochosinice :)22:05
ochosilooking forward to that!22:05
pleia2they were quite generous, it was $380 worth of stickers+shirt they gave us22:05
elfyI think QA should get one to check too ... 22:05
ochosisweet22:05
elfypleia2: wow !!!22:05
ochosipleia2: should we write a thank-you note on the blog or something?22:06
pleia2ochosi: yeah, I think we'll do that when we formally update the site to promote the shirt22:06
ochosisounds good to me22:06
ochosiwell, great news either way!22:06
elfyand everyone else I would think ochosi :)22:07
pleia2yeah, I'm happy22:07
ochosigreat22:07
ochosii guess that's it though for open action items, let's move along to team updates...22:07
ochosiunless there was anything else..?22:07
elfyI'll try and track down knome re the QA process thing22:08
elfyyou can action me for that ochosi 22:08
ochosi#action elfy to converse with knome about QA processes22:08
meetingologyACTION: elfy to converse with knome about QA processes22:08
ochosiyup, was already typing it up ;)22:08
elfy:)22:08
ochosiokeydokey then22:09
ochosi#topic Team updates22:09
ochosifeel free to just #info whatever's going on in your teams22:09
elfyI can go - quiet and quick22:09
ochosiand after that, we go through the blueprints very quickly22:09
pleia2#info Lots of positive social media response to both the Xfce surveys and call for testing of Intelligent Panel22:09
elfy#info Not much in the way of image testing currently22:09
ochosiguess ppl are waiting for the first milestone22:10
slickymaster#info jjfrv8 finished the power manager docs I started abd then postponed, and they're already online -> http://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-power-manager/start22:10
slickymasters/abd/and22:10
elfy#info package testing slow - as expected, given we've pulled that back now 22:10
slickymasterthanks for that excelent work jjfrv8 22:10
skellatWhen will we have Xfce survey results?22:10
elfy#info QA and dev/ochosi calling for testing on staging 22:10
ochosi#info the power-manager docs are actually here: http://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-power-manager/1.4/start22:10
ochosiskellat: depends on when sidi has time to work on them22:11
elfy#info jjfrv8 has been patiently checking through testcases for reporting issues22:11
elfythanks jjfrv8 - you don't know how much I appreciative that :D22:11
pleia2#info Started planning a Xubuntu QA global jam for the California LoCo on Sunday February 8th, local marketing/qa? :)22:11
sidiskellat, ochosi sorry about the delays. i have urgent stuff to finish up for a few studies at UCL22:11
ochosi#info Thanks to Unit193 we'll have a panel in our ubiquity install session that exposes important indicators (network, sound, a11y)22:12
Unit193^ Not merged yet.22:12
elfyochosi: first milestone is next week - we're not taking part with that one - our first one will be A2 in January 22:12
ochosi#info ochosi tested bluez5 (as that is supposedly an upcoming transition) and things seemed to work just fine (bluetooth keyboard)22:12
elfyty :)22:12
ochosielfy: yup i know, but i think the motivation for milestones is bigger than for exploratory testing22:12
ochosianyway, trying to lead by example ;)22:13
* ochosi is currently on vivid22:13
Unit193I will have one there after A1 I believe.22:13
ochosi#info Unit193 and bluesabre are also working towards resolving the black background in our ubiquity install session22:13
elfyochosi: and that's appreciated too ;)22:14
ochosi#info gtk3.14 is still stuck, #ubuntu-desktop folks (mostly larsu) are still working on the transition22:14
elfyochosi: remind me please - that's the base reason to oddities with themes ? like no boxes for *ticks*22:15
ochosibtw, vivid is working great so far, no big breakage22:15
ochosielfy: yes, our themes are ready for gtk3.14 already when it hasnt landed yet22:15
ochosii think that ^ is a first time for xubuntu in its history22:16
elfyok - that's good then :)22:16
slickymasterthere's always a first time for everything 22:16
ochosirighty, any more updates?22:16
elfyI might smile slickymaster :)22:16
Unit193Meh, gtk3.14 being stuck isn't something I'd call bad.22:16
elfyochosi: not from me22:16
slickymasternot from me22:17
ochosilooking at http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-v/group/topic-v-flavor-xubuntu.html, we're sorta okayish22:17
ochosibut also not progressing super-fast22:17
ochosiquite a few workitems are stuck in TODO22:17
ochosianything you folks need help with?22:17
elfynot QA wise - most is good 22:18
ochosi(website, marketing and community are the ones looking worst on paper)22:18
elfyif there's anything I can do to help other *teams* just ask 22:18
ochosii know that most things that are todo are bugs22:19
ochosibut still, if there's things that are stuck or that you (the team leads) feel nobody is responsible for or really picking up, please get in touch!22:19
elfyochosi: I wonder if there is a way for the bug blueprint to not count towards burndown22:19
ochosii can't monitor everything (although i sometimes try to), so let's just keep our eyes open22:20
elfysome of that might hang about for instance22:20
ochosiwell, we could unlink it22:20
elfyright22:20
ochosibut i don't mind if the graph isn't "pretty"22:21
ochosias long as we have an overview of what our tasks are22:21
elfymy concern for that is - I'm happy to make sure things that *should* get looked at get added, but if there's no way that bug foo is going to be fixed - other's perhaps should unlink them22:21
ochosialso, please assign as many workitems as possible to actual people, not teams22:21
ochosiotherwise nobody might take responsibility22:22
ochosiyeah, we can unlink bugs until the last moment though22:22
elfyochosi: well - generally I do that, but after a couple of cycles where it ended up being elfy I got a bit tired of that :)22:22
elfyso [xubuntu-qa] is goiing to be rather present for a while22:23
ochosino worries, i can unlink them this cycle22:23
ochosiah, you meant that22:23
ochosiright22:23
ochosianyway, i won't tell you how to run your teams, it was merely a suggestion22:23
ochosiok, moving along to announcements then...22:23
elfyochosi: bugs is my particular worry - I can link, but I'm not able to fix, so - unlink away :)22:23
ochosiok :)22:24
ochosii can try to fix, but it's all a matter of time...22:24
ochosiwhich brings me to ...22:24
ochosi#topic Announcements22:24
ochosi#info I'm proposing to retire all themes from the default install except Numix and Greybird22:25
elfygah 22:25
ochosiit's actually slightly more than a proposal, i don't have time to update all of them for every gtk3 release22:25
elfydidn't see Greybird to start with lol 22:25
ochosiso if anyone else in the team wants to pick that up, i'm happy to pass that along and help a bit initially22:25
elfyI would rather see 2 themes that completely work tbh22:26
ochosibut i really don't have time with working on development, artwork and being XPL to do this sort of work for 5 themes22:26
Unit193Glad Numix is one of them.22:26
ochosithe decision for the two is simply that Greybird is our default and i'd like the next LTS->LTS upgrade to go without theme breakage22:26
ochosiand Numix is the best maintained theme other than Greybird22:26
slickymasterI'm glad Greybird is the other Unit193 22:27
elfyochosi: I guess that at the end of the day that's why this is a community meeting - nothing to stop people shouting out to help22:27
ochosiexactly22:27
ochosiand also why i'm trying to announce this as early as i can22:27
ochosii was initially considering to push fixes to all themes for 3.14, because it seemed manageable22:28
ochosibut there are more changes coming along, and i don't have more time to spend on that22:28
ochosifwiw, if anyone wants to keep testing the themes and if they work well enough, we can still decide to ship them22:28
ochosibut no maintenance >15.0422:28
elfythen now's the time to announce :)22:28
elfyslickymaster: you should mention that in here :)22:29
slickymasterplanning to elfy 22:30
ochosiannouncements slickymaster? :)22:30
slickymasternopes, something else ochosi 22:30
slickymasteri'll bring it up in a moment22:30
ochosiyou mean in the discussion part or should we just hang in there for you now? :)22:31
slickymasterochosi, i was wondering wonders why isn't xubuntu-v-docs listed in the 'Contributing Blueprints' of http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-v/group/topic-v-flavor-xubuntu.html22:31
slickymasterit's the only one not listed22:32
ochosiguess it wasnt set to approved for some reason22:32
elfythere should be 1 thing on the burndown - everything else has a *name* to i22:32
ochosionly "proposed for vivid"22:33
ochosii'll ask in -release later22:33
elfyochosi: qa is at Needs Approval too 22:33
ochosioh22:33
ochosihm22:33
ochosii'll ask around then22:33
ochosithanks for bringing it up slickymaster 22:33
slickymasternp ochosi 22:33
elfyaaah22:33
ochosi#action ochosi to investigate why xubuntu-v-docs isnt shown in status.ubuntu.com22:34
meetingologyACTION: ochosi to investigate why xubuntu-v-docs isnt shown in status.ubuntu.com22:34
elfyQA is accepted for series22:34
ochosiyeah22:34
ochosithat's what i was referring to22:34
slickymasterand btw you apppproved the -docs blueprint ochosi 22:34
ochosithe folks from -release have to do that22:34
ochosislickymaster: yeah, just now ;)22:34
elfysorry - I was looking elsewhere ochosi 22:34
ochosislickymaster: but as elfy said, it's not about that22:34
slickymasterok22:35
ochosialrighty, any other announcements or shall we move on..?22:35
elfynothing here 22:35
slickymasternothing else here22:35
ochosipleia2, skellat, jjfrv8 ?22:36
jjfrv8not here22:36
skellatI'm good22:36
pleia2all god22:36
pleia2good22:36
ochosik22:36
ochosi#topic Discussion22:36
ochosiso, we have one point that is up for discussion from the agenda22:37
ochosiwe voted to remove xchat from our default install in 14.1022:37
ochosithe question is, how do we evaluate whether that was the right choice22:37
ochosii've discussed this already with some of you in the last few days22:37
ochosiso lemme quickly summarise:22:37
ochosi1. there is no quantitative data on which irc client is used most to connect to #xubuntu (asked freenode)22:38
ochosi2. there were no complaints about xchat not being installed uttered in #xubuntu as far as i (and the people i talked to) can tell22:38
* skellat notes there are no questions about the issue over on AskUbuntu22:38
ochosi3. there were no complaints in 14.10 reviews about xchat not being installed, in fact it was never even mentioned as far as i can tell22:39
* elfy adds he's not seen anything anywhere 22:39
ochosiwe don't have to make a final decision today, but i'm leaning towards thinking that it was a good or at least an OK decision22:39
ochosibut i'd like to hear from you22:39
pleia2I've not seen complaints about removal22:40
pleia2(re: social media)22:40
elfyochosi: well as you know, I've more time for a poke in the eye than for irssi or weechat or the like, but I just install it 22:40
elfylike lo and other things22:41
skellatIf we're not seeing questions on AskUbuntu, not seeing it questioned in reviews, nothing spotted on social media, and not getting static from complaints...I think we've done okay with evaluation22:41
elfyI'd be +1 for remaining as we are22:41
ochosiyeah, i guess we all install/remove stuff from the default install22:41
ochosii agree22:41
elfyochosi: indeed - but if I saw lot's of howls I would say so22:41
ochosihowls?22:41
ochosioh22:41
ochosiright22:42
ochosi:)22:42
elfy:)22:42
ochosilet's do a very quick vote just to paint a clearer picture22:42
elfyand I would also be in a position to see jailed trolling on UF22:42
* slickymaster would backup elfy on that22:42
ochosi#vote Based on the feedback from the community, should we stick to our decision of not installing XChat by default anymore?22:43
meetingologyPlease vote on: Based on the feedback from the community, should we stick to our decision of not installing XChat by default anymore?22:43
meetingologyPublic votes can be registered by saying +1, +0 or -1 in channel, (for private voting, private message me with 'vote +1/-1/+0 #channelname)22:43
elfy+122:43
meetingology+1 received from elfy22:43
pleia2+122:43
meetingology+1 received from pleia222:43
ochosi+122:43
meetingology+1 received from ochosi22:43
slickymaster+122:43
jjfrv8+122:43
meetingology+1 received from slickymaster22:43
meetingology+1 received from jjfrv822:43
skellat+122:44
meetingology+1 received from skellat22:44
slickymasterwhere's Unit193?22:44
ochosilurking, as always :p22:44
elfysleeping22:44
Unit193"coding"22:44
elfyheh22:44
ochosiUnit193: cool, just take a break to quickly vote plu22:44
ochosiplz22:44
elfythat'll be *code* then :)22:44
slickymasterlol22:44
Unit193+022:45
meetingology+0 received from Unit19322:45
elfylol22:45
ochosihaha22:45
* sidi is tempted to type +ponies22:45
ochosidkessel: ?22:45
matte88+122:45
meetingology+1 received from matte8822:45
elfydkessel is probably aware he's not actually in -team ochosi 22:46
dkesseloooh22:46
dkessel+122:47
meetingology+1 received from dkessel22:47
ochosiright, but it's ok22:47
elfypossibly shoudl be though :)22:47
dkesseldidn't notice the ping22:47
ochosijust wanted to gather more feedback via the vote22:47
ochosi#endvote22:47
meetingologyVoting ended on: Based on the feedback from the community, should we stick to our decision of not installing XChat by default anymore?22:47
meetingologyVotes for:8 Votes against:1 Abstentions:022:47
meetingologyMotion carried22:47
elfyand votes from the floor are good too matte88 :)22:47
ochosiyup22:47
matte88ahahah thanks!22:47
ochosiok, so there goes that workitem22:47
ochosirighty, anything else up for discussion?22:48
elfymatte88: good to see community joining in :)22:48
elfythey probably mean more to those of us who do these things than you think ;)22:49
elfyI love to see people not in -team making their voice heard - adds to the communal value of this 22:51
matte88the truth is that I didn't know that the vote was asked just to team members :)22:52
ochosii was ok with others voting22:53
ochosiprobably also because it was quite unisono22:53
elfymatte88: doesn't matter to me too much - wouldn't have counted as a vote - but it IS a community member shouting out :)22:55
ochosialrighty, since there don't seem to be further discussions, let's end the meeting22:55
ochosithanks everyone!22:55
slickymasterthanks ochosi 22:55
ochosi#action ochosi to schedule the next meeting22:55
meetingologyACTION: ochosi to schedule the next meeting22:55
ochosi#endmeeting22:55
meetingologyMeeting ended Thu Dec 11 22:55:52 2014 UTC.  22:55
meetingologyMinutes:        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/xubuntu-devel/2014/xubuntu-devel.2014-12-11-22.01.moin.txt22:55
jjfrv8slickymaster, hello (belatedly)22:56
slickymasterlol, np jjfrv8 22:56
ochosiok, minutes are up22:58
elfyawesome - thanks ochosi :)22:58
ochosimatte88: just some quick questions, if you have time22:59
ochosihow would you like to contribute or what areas of interest do you have wrt xubuntu?23:00
elfyochosi: quick one - assuming that we inly let one *name* chair - next up is Unit193 ?23:00
ochosiyeah true23:01
ochosiforgot about that23:01
ochosii wouldn't mind if Unit193 chairs the next one, especially as it'd help with rotating the timezones a bit more23:01
elfynever forget when Unit193 is next :p23:01
ochosiUnit193: would you mind?23:01
elfynoooooooooooo23:01
elfynot a question :D23:02
ochosiit was a rhetorical question23:02
elfyphew ... 23:02
ochosialso, if Unit193 is "in the zone" and coding away, i don't really want to disturb him23:03
Unit193I like the idea of ochosi doing it more. :P23:03
ochosiwhy am i not surprised...23:03
elfyochosi: I'll remind him in the morning when he's had no sleep :p23:03
ochosihuhu, do that23:03
elfyheh23:04
* elfy is trying very hard to get elfy to be chair JUST prior to A2 :)23:05
ochosiwe can always create anomalies in the order of meeting-chairs for events like that23:06
ochosibbabl23:07
ochosielfy: don't forget about the tiling-bug screenshot btw!23:07
ochosi->23:07
elfyochosi: I will try and screencast it too23:08
elfyanyway - getting on now 23:08
Unit193Right, so don't want to put it too soon as there seems to be not much on the agenda.  I could do it next week, or the 22nd.23:09
Unit19322:00 UTC sounds great, though.23:09
elfy2200UTC usually sound ok to me 23:10
slickymasterI'm ok with that hour also23:10
elfybut it is good to try and get meeting times that bluesabre can make23:11
elfyI'll set my *next* one to a day off at a good time for hime23:12
matte88guys, can I ask you some questions?23:18
slickymastershoot matte88 23:20
elfythat's a bit harsh :(23:20
elfy:)23:20
slickymastergo for it matte88 ;)23:21
matte88I'd like to get involved in xubuntu development23:21
matte88what should I do?23:21
elfymatte88: it really does depend on what 23:22
elfya - you can do23:22
elfyb - you want to do23:22
elfyc - what needs to be done23:23
elfy:)23:23
matte88ok..I'd like to code, since I'm a computer engineer23:23
elfyxubuntu isn't xfce - though it is symbiotic23:23
matte88(young and unexperienced XD)23:23
elfyright - so I am not the person to talk with :)23:24
Unit193It's all voodoo to elfy, though bluesabre would be good.23:26
elfy\o/ 23:26
matte88allright :)..we had this conversation last week and someone told me "join the meeting"23:26
matte88here I am :)23:26
ali1234matte88: you have two options really, either packaging or working upstream23:27
ali1234they don't really overlap much23:27
matte88could you explain the differences?23:28
ali1234well working upstream means working on the software, fixing bugs and adding features23:28
ali1234packaging means taking the source code from upstream and turning it into a debian package for installation on ubuntu23:28
ali1234and perhaps adding some patches to fix any incompatibilities23:29
Unit193I do the latter, ali1234 does the former.23:29
matte88oh! both of them are interesting to me!23:29
ali1234yes, i have absolutely no idea how to make packages :)23:29
matte88I'd like to start with working upstream, if possible23:30
ali1234okay, what knowledge/experience do you have already?23:30
matte88I like mostly working with C/C++ and Java, but I don't mind using other languages23:32
ali1234do you know Gtk+?23:33
ali1234Xfce is written in C and Gtk+, and uses autoconf for build system and git for VCS23:34
matte88i just know that is a toolkit for GUIs23:35
ali1234are you familiar with GUI programming in general? if so it's easy enough to pick up23:35
matte88umh I have a little experience with Visual C++ and C# on Win (sorry about that :D )23:36
ali1234hmm...23:37
ali1234do you have anything in mind that you want to work on? like a specific bug that affects you?23:37
ali1234that's where most people start23:37
matte88maybe..I use xubuntu 14.04 and this is what I noticed many times23:39
matte881 - using chrome23:39
matte882 - lock the screen23:39
matte883 - unlock the screen, then an error message pops up telling me that a crash has been reported and the window asks me wheter I wan to relaunch chrome or close it23:40
ochosihm, that is not an easy one to fix23:40
ali1234you don't want to start with screen locking, trust me23:41
ochosii'd recommend a more contained issue23:41
matte88after this I have to launch again chrome because it doesn't work anymore23:41
matte88ok ok..that's just the bug that came to my mind 23:41
elfyUnit193: you going for next week at 2200 ?23:42
ali1234well, i could walk you through triage for that23:42
ali1234but it might turn out to be unfixable23:42
matte88or maybe you could suggest me other bugs to fix23:43
matte88why unfixable?23:43
ali1234because screen locking is really really complicated23:43
* elfy would want to be all over any meeting in week starting 19th Jan23:44
ali1234i can walk you through the process of fixing a known bug23:44
ali1234ie what happened and how it got fixed23:44
matte88sounds good23:45
ali1234i actually just found a new bug :(23:46
ali1234okay, have you got about an hour free for this?23:46
elfyis that not good though ali1234 ? 23:46
ali1234elfy: it's meh23:46
elfybefore bert found it ... 23:46
ali1234bert?23:47
elfymost are ali1234 - I just find bugs23:47
Unit193elfy: I could go for a day next week, or the 22nd.  DIdn't know what'd work better for others.23:47
elfyali1234: bert is foo for the old amongst me :)23:47
elfylater in day is good for me. I just think an earlier one soon would be good to see bluesabre 23:48
elfyI can set mine to suit him though23:49
Unit193Meh, so looking like the 19th, alright.23:49
matte88ali1234 are you talking to me?23:50
ali1234matte88: yes23:50
elfymatte88: he is :)23:50
matte88"<ali1234> okay, have you got about an hour free for this?"23:50
ali1234yes23:50
elfyUnit193: wfm tbh 23:51
knomeoh bah;23:51
matte88not now unfortunately (I'm working while I'm talking to you guys )23:51
knomei didn't expect to be away this long23:51
knomeand yeah, i should send the QA process mail23:52
ali1234okay, no problem23:52
ali1234just ping me when you have some spare time23:52
matte88are you free later?23:52
ali1234no, it's midnight here23:52
matte88oh, I'm sorry!23:52
matte883:53 pm here :)23:53
ali1234so what i was going to do is show you a bug in 14.04 that we've already fixed23:53
matte88ok! which bug?23:54
ali1234the bug is in mousepad, if you open a file, edit it, then file->revert, you get an error message even though it did revert the file23:54
ali1234so then i was going to show you how to download the mousepad source, trace the bug, fix it, and make a patch23:54
ali1234this is a really easy bug so someone already sent a patch upstream for it, but it's illustrative of the process23:55
brainwashyou should write a howto article23:55
ali1234perhaps i'll do that23:55
ali1234i was going to make you find the actual problem though :)23:56
brainwashwhich problem?23:56
ali1234the problem causing the bug of course :)23:57
ali1234if i told you what it was, that would spoil the fun23:57
matte88ali1234, you can start telling me something, then we could continue another time23:59

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