=== duflu_ is now known as duflu [09:04] hey hey [09:05] happy last day before xmas hols? [09:06] yep. morning! [09:07] hey larsu, Laney! [09:07] happy last day ;) [09:09] \o/ [09:09] didrocks: morning. Same to you! [09:11] Noskcaj: btw I was just thinking while eating my breakfast that you can probably leave the depends at gnome-icon-theme and seed adwaita-icon-theme in the interim [09:13] Laney, thats what I told noskcaj as well [09:13] nod [09:13] gnome-icon-theme(-full) | a-i-y [09:13] ai-t [09:14] I'll update our seed in the morning, about to head out now [09:15] as and when, just saying you don't need to be blocked on this [09:15] Laney, I don't know why Noskcaj though we were blocked on it [09:18] * didrocks wonders why asprintf would return in a double free or corruption when freed [09:19] argh [09:19] _cleanup_free_ [09:19] * didrocks shuts up [09:20] didrocks: takes some time getting used to ;) [09:20] larsu: seems so, yeah :p [09:20] larsu: it's awesome nonetheless, should just remove some old pure C-habits [09:21] larsu: I think I'll have to introduce some i18n support in systemd though, there is not apart from policykit files, I wonder how to do that properly and acceptable for upstream… [09:22] didrocks: don't know. There's a hackfest right before FOSDEM in Brussels [09:22] such a thing is probably talked about in person [09:22] yeah, I'm going there ;) [09:22] yep [09:23] do you think the tools should be translated? [09:23] * larsu has never really understood why we do this, tbh [09:23] gcc's german error messages are pretty bad [09:23] larsu: I'm sending via plymouth some fsck strings [09:23] (for example) [09:24] didrocks: ah, that's different of course [09:24] that's supposed to be displayed in text mode and the splash screen [09:24] (text mode is just /dev/console) ;) === Laney changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Welcome to the Desktop Team | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For support please join #ubuntu | Issues with GTK 3.14? Check here: http://pad.ubuntu.com/gtk-update-v [09:41] didrocks, can you offer me any pointers... [09:41] https://bugs.launchpad.net/software-center/+bug/1361932 [09:41] Launchpad bug 1361932 in bastion (Ubuntu) "Bastion will not download in Software Center" [Undecided,Confirmed] [09:41] The support team have contacted me to ask about a few reports they've had of paid-for games not downloading [09:41] I dont think this is a desktop issue really [09:42] but is there anything I can do to test it? [09:42] for example, can I use apt-get to install paid-for apps? [09:42] didrocks, forwarded you an email [09:43] * didrocks reads [09:45] willcooke: I have some creds for bastion (I have bought this humble bundle pack), let me give it a try first [09:47] willcooke: nice, I even can't get my own page back from paid software-center apps on the server [09:48] willcooke: clicking on "my apps" after logging in, leads me to https://software-center.ubuntu.com/dev/ [09:48] I do receive a forbidden response there [09:48] is it the same for you? [09:49] I guess the mixed https://software-center.ubuntu.com with developer.ubuntu.com [09:49] which means that everything that you bought are not accessible [09:50] let's try directly with software-center [09:52] willcooke: looking for bastion there, it's crashing and I get empty entries [09:52] (with a nice traceback on the console) [09:52] sorry, was afk [09:52] reading [09:53] yes, Forbidden [09:53] You don't have permission to access /dev/ on this server. [09:53] I imagine that's a virtual dir. rather than trying to access /dev [09:53] so, there are some issues server-side, but as well software-center is crashing [09:54] I wonder if the crash is related to the server side issues [09:54] unhandled exceptions [09:54] willcooke: is it the same for you? like if you type "bastion", you get some empty entries? [09:54] ValueError: Need either appname or pkgname or request [09:55] but first error is APIError: 401 [09:55] ERROR: can not obtain a oauth token [09:55] I guess that's why we have empty entries then, and software-center doesn't handle it well [09:55] didrocks, if I type bastion in to USC, I *do* get a result back [09:56] 401 = Unauth [09:56] willcooke: you are maybe already logged in with oauth? or not? [09:56] not logged in at all [09:56] yeah, that's why I guess [09:56] try to log in [09:56] (it's under File IIRC) [09:57] hrm, cant see to log in anywhere [09:57] (find the option to) [09:57] willcooke: try the oneconf option: "sync between computers" [09:58] it will prompt you for sso login normally [09:59] willcooke: actually, I get the second crash because I'm on vivid I think (they didn't update the catalog to it I guess) [10:00] * didrocks tries on trusty vm [10:00] ahh, yes [10:00] ok, if I try and buy MyCraft I get prompted to log in [10:01] yeah, same for bastion in my vm [10:05] it's adding the private ppa succesfully, downloading… === hikiko-lpt is now known as hikiko [11:06] So are we all playing games this afternoon instead of working then, or what? [11:07] * larsu whistles [11:08] last day of term man [11:08] sounds like official permission to me [11:08] BYE SUCKERS [11:08] * Laney wheelspins in some gravel [11:08] * willcooke wonders if there is an online version of Buckaroo [11:09] yes there is [11:09] but its flash [11:12] * didrocks starts steam [11:12] """testing purpose""" [11:12] ohhh, let's play Red Alert multi player [11:12] \o/ [11:12] I really suck at that game, but it's ace [11:13] ahah ;) [11:14] * willcooke installs wine [11:48] OpenRA FTW [11:48] LULZ "Battle control initialised" \o/ [13:00] Laney: hi, I was looking on clutter-1.0 since there is a comment on MoM "1.20.0-1 blocks on gtk3.0 3.14" [13:01] However, the delta is already applied in Debian and package builds fine. [13:01] we have 3.14 as of yesterday [13:01] really? [13:01] yes [13:01] it's probably possible to get the new clutter stack now [13:02] I didn't look into it yet though, go ahead if you like [13:02] ok, then I'm going to request a sync [13:02] * ari-tczew is outdated [13:02] Laney: quick gtk3.14 question: toolbar-buttons have borders now? i noticed that was noted in the transition-pad somehow, but should this be "fixed" in the theme..? [13:02] ochosi: theme -> larsu [13:02] righty [13:02] thanks Laney [13:02] sorry [13:03] larsu: quick gtk3.14 question: toolbar-buttons have borders now? i noticed that was noted in the transition-pad somehow, but should this be "fixed" in the theme..? [13:03] I'm off to do some errands / have lunch at the cafe [13:03] biab [13:05] ochosi: you mean in light-themes? [13:05] I fixed that... [13:05] nope, just noticed it in xubuntu [13:05] with our theme [13:06] and then i remembered reading something like that on your pad [13:06] and wondered whether it was something you patched in gtk or in the theme [13:06] no, it's not a patch [13:07] probably your theme doesn't remove borders for buttons that have the .flat class set [13:07] (that was the problem in light-themes) [13:07] oh, i guess we don't do anything about the .flat class yet [13:07] thanks for the hint! [13:07] that was all i needed :) [13:07] do you also have empty checkboxes in menus? [13:07] or: did you [13:07] like this: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-191214-130354.php [13:08] ochosi: yes. Something doesn't use background-image for those anymore but -gtk-icon-source [13:09] replacing that is enough [13:09] ah, ok [13:09] will take a look [13:09] thanks for the hints! [13:09] you're welcome! [13:11] * didrocks is going for some serious cycling today [13:11] hoping staying dry AND not exploding any wheel this time :p [13:11] didrocks: good luck! [13:12] larsu: thanks! yeah, I think it's luck I start needing :) [13:12] * didrocks can't wait to have knees fixed and run again, seems less dangerous :p [13:13] hehe === ian is now known as Guest41228 [15:22] possible error in my plan [15:22] came to university library to work [15:23] extreme concrete cutting going on outside [15:23] loud [15:25] Laney: depends on your plan. if it was to not get work done, it worked. [15:26] I guess I could read the interesting books that are in here instead [15:34] Laney: that can happen anywhere though, no? [15:35] which part? [15:35] the noise, i mean it's not something i associate with uni libraries [15:35] or even separately, uni or libraries :) [15:35] it's just bad luck [15:35] indeed [16:25] * didrocks is going to fetch his new glasses [16:25] so, guys, enjoy your holidays! [16:26] merry christmas, happy new year and all the fuzz :) [16:26] didrocks: !! [16:26] enjoy! [16:26] asac: thanks, you too man :) [16:27] * didrocks waves [18:50] laters [18:50] happy hols! === l3on_ is now known as l3on === meetingology` is now known as meetingology === siel_ is now known as siel === ken_ is now known as kenvandine [19:55] mterry, Could geocode-glib be MIRed as part of the geoclue-2.0 transition. It's needed by most gnome stuff that needs geoclue-2.0 [19:57] e.g. g-s-d and libgweather [21:49] mterry, ping [21:49] Noskcaj, hello! [21:50] Did you see my question about geocode-glib a few hours ago? [21:51] "Could geocode-glib be MIRed as part of the geoclue-2.0 transition. It's needed by most gnome stuff that needs geoclue-2.0" [21:51] e.g. g-s-d and libgweather [22:02] geocode-glib actually contains the other half of what was in geoclue-1.0 [22:15] Noskcaj, no I didn't see it [22:16] Noskcaj, let me look at geocode-glib real quick [22:17] Noskcaj, is there a MIR bug for it yet? [22:18] No, i was hoping it could be bundled with geoclue-2.0, since it's the other half of what geoclue 1 was [22:21] Noskcaj, I see, so the code was in main before [22:21] yeah [22:21] Noskcaj, let me look at the packaging real quick, but I can add a task/comment to the geoclue-2.0 bug [22:22] :) [22:23] Noskcaj, can you add a team bug subscriber for it? [22:24] darkxst, gnome team can do that can't we? [22:24] Noskcaj, darkxst: I assume so, that's the contact for geoclue-2.0... [22:28] Noskcaj, well it looks fine except for that [22:29] great [22:29] added comment, once there's a subscriber that should be fine