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dufluThat's confusing. Linking a bug to a branch changes the branch's last modified date08:22
alan_gduflu: how do you envisage getting a scale factor from "Alt+middle_button"?09:52
duflualan_g: Pythagoreoan distance from the point of clicking to current cursor pos09:56
duflualan_g: Kind of like the way we scale on touch in the demo shell09:57
* duflu -> dinner09:57
alan_gI'm still missing something: isn't the point of clicking the current cursor position?09:58
* alan_g sees duflu has gone09:59
alan_gAh! middle click & drag09:59
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greyback_stupid question, but I don't see it anywhere in the code: is the DPI of a monitor calculated anywhere?11:59
greyback_alf: ^11:59
alfgreyback_: not at the moment (but all the info is there)12:00
greyback_alf: ok, was just checking12:01
greyback_thanks12:01
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greyback_alf: Ive another stupid question, does DPI depend on the resolution you've chosen for your monitor? Or it depends on the actual number of pixels it has?12:12
alfgreyback_: resolution, since even though the monitor may have a finer grain than the current resolution it's not really available to us12:18
greyback_alf: ok, is what I guessed, thanks! Is it worth doing that sum though, if you get weird fractional values? Should there be a small set (72, 96..) we choose from?12:19
greyback_not sure how toolkits deal with weird values for DPI12:19
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alfgreyback_: Not sure either, but if toolkits want to support real sizes properly they need to handle all possible values.12:25
greyback_alf: indeed. Think will be truthful for now, and then see which toolkits give trouble. Thanks12:26
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anpok_hm shoold key modifiers work globally for all attached input devices15:40
anpok_*should15:40
anpok_X behaves that way.. the android input stack does that too15:41
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racarranpok_: Seems like ok behavior...I guess we will eventually have to support both and let shell decide18:28
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anpok_racarr: somethig odd i noticed becayse modifier state is currently unified by eventhub.. as it queries all devices it knows.. but it has no clue about devices added with libinput18:59
anpok_which is probably no problem since i would use the android code for everything not a touchpad19:00
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racarrBufferStream 2.0 aka "gently introduce buffer stream" seemingly done...requires a round of review from myself though.22:41
racarrThis just factors our the common MirScreencast and MirSurface code22:42
racarrand tests, etc...in toa  client internal22:42
racarrMirBufferStream22:42
racarrthen I should be able to rebase intro-buffer-stream on it and22:42
racarrwell, the lack of code duplication should make it a lot more compelling :)22:42
mhall119kdub: FYI,had the graphics issue again and restarting lightdm fixed it22:53
mhall119http://paste.ubuntu.com/9752519/ shows RAM usage before and after22:53
mhall119not sure if that helps or not22:53
greyback__mhall119: please update https://bugs.launchpad.net/mir/+bug/1383745 with your finding, it implies either the userland driver or Mir has an issue23:55
ubot5Launchpad bug 1383745 in Mir "[mako] screen corruption/tearing after using the device for medium durations" [Medium,New]23:55

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