[00:02] ok I was able to switch to level2 and use gsetting command [00:03] not doing that again. BTW: scaling in tweak tool doesn't work as expected [00:03] I was looking for the gsetting key to reset it. Glad you sorted it out [00:03] JDAIII, pretty you need GNOME 3.12 or 3.14 for good HiDPI support [00:04] pretty sure [00:04] ok [00:04] are you using staging ppa for 14.10 JDAIII? [00:05] no, I only used the software update tool [00:05] sudo update-manager -d [00:07] But I'm adventurous and easily trusting, so send me your suggestions. [00:08] Add this: https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/ubuntu/gnome3 [00:09] Then this https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/ubuntu/gnome3-staging [00:09] Then run sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and reboot [00:10] you don't need upgrade there, just dist-upgrade is enough [00:10] funny enough I tried dist-upgrade and it said that there were no upgrades available. and yes I ran update first [00:11] darkxst, so the packages from update would be applied under dist-upgrade [00:11] octoquad, ping the artwork team re screenshots [00:11] octoquad, yes [00:11] darkxst, cool, didn't know that [00:11] another fun thing though is that I cannot change my background since I changed to 14.10. ugly blueish green background stuck there [00:12] dist-upgrade does everything upgrade does but also handle packaging transitions [00:12] JDAIII, there are no packages to update straight after a upgrade using update-manager -d [00:13] if you add the to ppa's above, there will be a ton of packages to update [00:13] *two not to [00:14] I did that before update-manager -d thinking that I could upgrade from 14.04.1 to 14.10 with just a dist-upgrade [00:16] darkxst, sent e-mail to artwork [00:16] JDAIII, ok, please run the following: [00:17] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3 [00:17] just did that [00:17] then update [00:17] then upgrade [00:17] upgrading now [00:17] ah ok, soz :) [00:17] we're waiting [00:18] I did not add the staging yet though, is that necessary? [00:18] I figured that the first one was more stable [00:18] JDAIII, -staging has gnome 3.14 [00:19] provided you are on 14.10 [00:19] well, is it worth adding the staging repo? [00:21] lsb_release says 14.10 [00:21] gnome-shell --version [00:22] 3.12.2 [00:22] JDAIII, -staging has gnome 3.14 [00:22] not sure I want to go to 3.14 if there are other bugs though [00:23] I'm going to restart and if it still doesn't work, then I will try the staging. [00:23] alright, going to reboot, if I'm not back on in 5 minutes, it blew up my machine and I'm hunting for a spork to commit sepuku [00:23] lol [00:27] so, the scaling issue is still there [00:27] octoquad, you need to subscribe sponsors team on the nautilus bug also, so it gets into sponsorship queue [00:28] background works again though [00:28] I'm going to go do my best to destroy a server, I'll see you guys later. [00:28] JDAIII, I not sure settings scaling via xrandr directly is the best way to do it either [00:30] darkxst, I've added them, do I just add a comment with "@Sponsors Team" === phunyguy is now known as phunyguy-zombie [00:41] darkxst, See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1322925/comments/52 same version number I used. [00:41] Launchpad bug 1322925 in Nautilus "[SRU] Copy, paste stops working randomly in Ubuntu 14.04 nautilus" [Critical,Fix released] === phunyguy-zombie is now known as phunyguy [00:52] octoquad, no, you use the "subscribe somone else" link on Right hand sidebar [00:52] darkxst, that is done and I have added verification-needed tag. [00:53] no, don't do that! sru team adds tag it when they process [00:54] I followed this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#Verification [00:55] octoquad, you don't add the verification-needed tag and it doesnt say to add it there! [00:57] you may need to rebase patch over that newer version, but leave it for now unless asked, its a simple diff, so whoever sponsors will do it if your lucky! [01:02] darkxst, I removed the tag. Do sponsors get a message as soon as I subscribe them, or does a comment need to be generated? [01:02] for now go find another bug to fix ;) [01:02] it goes into the queue [01:02] http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/index.html [01:02] it's 3am, I'm not fixing anything right now [01:02] lol [01:02] ah [01:03] I was looking at http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html [01:03] it needs to be uploaded first, then it will appear in the sru queue [01:03] and those pages don't update instantly [01:40] octoquad, if you want to try, updated sbuild-launchpad-chroot scripts at ppa:darkxst/ppa [01:40] it will automatically generate aliases with something like './sbuild-launchpad-chroot ppa -n trusty-amd64-sbuild --ppa gnome3-team/gnome3-staging' [01:42] slightly different format on aliases now, trusty-proposed+gnome3-team~gnome3-staging+main-amd64-sbuild [01:42] ^Noskcaj if you use sbuild? [02:11] darkxst, I use pbuilder-dist [02:14] sbuild is way faster provided you have apt-cacher-ng [02:39] Noskcaj, gnome-icon-theme is still getting pulled into our seeds ;( [02:46] :( [02:46] I'll see if there's anything i can do to fix that [02:48] i'm fixing gnome-shell thats pulling in gnome-icon-theme-full [02:50] but seems a lot of apps pull in gnome-icon-theme [02:50] also a bunch of qt stuff has snuck into the seed, no wonder the image size has gone over 1GB [02:56] Noskcaj, ok, we really don't want qt-at-spi in our seed I suspect [02:58] Noskcaj_, https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=749523 [02:58] Debian bug 749523 in python3-pyatspi "gnome-orca: Missing dependency on at-spi2-core" [Important,Fixed] [03:00] perhaps that should have been "at-spi2-core | qt-at-spi" [03:08] Noskcaj, can you fix that in python3-pyatspi and python-pyatspi and also forward back to debian [04:08] I'll message the debian maintainer first to see if there's some reason for this being the way it is [04:15] darkxst, debian maintainer says nope [04:15] (to changing it) [04:23] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=757152 [04:23] Debian bug 757152 in python-pyatspi "python-pyatspi: Should depond on at-spi2-core OR qt-at-spi" [Wishlist,Open] [06:05] Noskcaj, hmm, we really don't need it on our images, where we a limited for space [07:11] wayland on vivid in vmware actually seems to work, though can't change screen resolution from 640x480 [07:12] ricotz, ^ [12:13] hi guys, i have ubuntu utopic with gnome-shell (actually dont remember whether it was clean ubuntu + gnome or ubuntu gnome) [12:13] and i have problem with brightness [12:14] when i boot my computer its always set to max, and when i plug/unplug it dont change automatically [12:15] what can i do to make this working? [17:58] could i get some help with creating a bootable usb of ubuntu-gnome? [17:58] I tried using unetbootin but i got an error trying to boot it [17:58] failed to load com32 file menu.c32 [19:03] good morning [19:03] so the drama of my display issues continues [19:03] really contemplating self harm at this point. What is the suicide hotline number?