[00:57] brainwash: still running a system on -proposed? [01:06] ochosi: pushed your monitor IDs [01:06] enjoy [01:09] heh [01:09] hello bluesabre [01:09] i just came up with a solution to your and brainies nick problem [01:10] just rename his nick to brainwashere [01:25] hey knome [01:26] * knome is playing a game from sgt-puzzles, i really think this is a good package [01:26] it clutters the games menu though, it adds *a lot* of launchers [01:27] maybe if there was one launcher with a game selection screen.. [01:40] * bluesabre senses a patch from knome [01:41] it wouldn't be out of question for me to write that patch with zenity, but i don't know if the author wants to depend n zenity [01:41] the package currently has no depends.. [01:41] well, at least extra for me [01:41] * knome double-checks [01:42] mmyeah, they are all very basic [01:44] the ubuntu folks suck at package numbers [01:44] Setting up ubuntu-mono (14.04+15.04.20150128-0ubuntu2) [01:44] heh [01:44] it's a form of art [01:45] bluesabre: What, haven't seen all the indicator packages? Don't think they've had a release since before trusty. [01:45] !info indicator-sound [01:45] indicator-sound (source: indicator-sound): System sound indicator.. In component main, is extra. Version 12.10.2+14.10.20141010-0ubuntu1 (utopic), package size 76 kB, installed size 429 kB [01:45] Unit193: yup, those are the worst offenders [01:46] what about those 123-really-122 ones :P [01:46] :D [01:46] knome: Have more respect for those. :P [01:46] 7.0.0-really-6.0.2-justkidding-8.2.1 [01:46] yes [01:46] ;) [01:46] !info ruby2.0 [01:46] ruby2.0 (source: ruby2.0): Interpreter of object-oriented scripting language Ruby. In component main, is extra. Version 2.0.0.484+really457-3ubuntu1.2 (utopic), package size 64 kB, installed size 124 kB [01:46] :D [01:47] bluesabre, see, wasn't kidding! [01:47] Are you really going to add a epoch that you can never get rid of just for 484 => 457? :P [01:49] the borders on this page hurt my head http://www.klipsch.com/blog/klipsch-install-stories-chipotle-adds-heresy-iii/ [01:49] I mean [01:59] sweet, xfce4-settings builds again in -staging [02:00] nice [02:00] bluesabre: What'd you do? [02:00] bluesabre: /lastlog artwork [02:02] * bluesabre does not know that command [02:02] Unit193: fixed something olivier pushed that broke building with debug [02:03] 13:49:19 < Unit193> So since xubuntu-artwork is nearing the stage of metapackage, should it have stronger (depend upon) the plymouth themes, wallpaper, and icon theme? || 13:52:21 < Unit193> I'd think perhaps poke an artwork person or dev about it. [02:03] bluesabre: Ah, I see. [02:04] missed that [02:04] but yeah, it probably should [02:05] Also means we can drop listing them explicitly in core. [02:10] that'd be nice [02:10] my internet only wants to be slow when downloading files [02:11] >.< [02:11] bluesabre, start uploading then [02:11] Yes. Also could then add core as a seed for desktop and not list things twice. [02:11] indeed [02:12] we should find somebody to do that [02:12] :D [02:12] hmm [02:12] i have somebody in mind [02:12] but i quite can't get his irc nick in mind [02:12] it had some numbers maybe [02:12] at the end [02:12] pleia2 [02:12] no, it must've started with a capital letter [02:13] I thought someone named "Sean" would be good, since he's lead dev, and if he breaks it it's all good. :---D [02:13] :) [02:13] I'll do it [02:13] break it? [02:13] noooo [02:13] but prod me if its not done by this weekend [02:13] Yeeees. [02:13] oh, its going to be so broken [02:13] Depends: ubuntu-desktop [02:13] bluesabre: But, I can actually take a look if needed. Think that's where knome was going. ;) [02:14] bluesabre: Also, review the idea of blacklisting gnome guide? [02:14] Unit193: feel free to if you want, but not making you [02:14] oh right [02:14] yes, since Unit193 has worked on it... :) [02:14] what all depends on yelp... I think at least one of my apps did in the past [02:14] knome: Makes me no expert, actually means I'm more likely to break it. [02:14] * knome shrugs [02:14] bluesabre: yelp is needed, it's the help viewer for evince and all. [02:15] * bluesabre has lots of experience breaking things for us [02:15] boo [02:15] knome: The more you mess with it, the more likely it is to break right? ;) [02:25] silience = yes [02:25] silence roo [02:25] too [02:25] holy crap [02:26] Unit193, ssshhh, i'm breaking things [02:26] knome: stop breaking my keyboard [02:26] hah! [02:26] bluesabre, boo for non-family-friendly language [02:26] bluesabre, just remember [02:26] bluesabre, you ken elweys rapleke ell e's with a's end ell k's with c's! [02:29] cnoma's dvorec cayboerd [02:29] i will somadey meca e lot of monay with thet! [02:29] thet is tha bast! [02:30] buthros buthros gali [02:31] reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctaszjeaDK0&t=03m22s [03:10] knome, slickymaster: Not sure it's relavent to you, but moved my daily build of the docs. [03:11] not me [03:11] OK, it had the translations and all, so wasn't sure. [03:17] haven't used it [03:17] now, of to bed [03:17] ttyl [03:17] G'night. [07:14] morning everyone [07:17] morning ochosi [07:18] so there are issues with the 14.04.2 isos? [07:19] is ibus the only troublemaker? [07:20] I've got to look again - second time of trying I could login [07:21] not sure if it wasn't just pebkac [07:26] hmkay [07:26] i'll try to take a look at one of those isos myself [07:28] ty [07:30] hmm, i dl'd the 32bit version [07:30] saw too late that 64bit failed for you [07:34] it was both ochosi [07:35] wtf, there's lots of unity crap [07:36] indicator-session, indicator-datetime, indicator-keyboard and ibus [07:38] Unit193: wanna help track down what pulls those in for the 14.04.2 iso ^ ? [07:42] Welp. [07:42] 1. Don't like trusty. 2. That's a heck of a mess, just by first glance. [07:43] so that's means you're on it? [07:44] I'm thinking this is acually a no.. [07:44] What the heck happened here? [07:45] well, you're the package wizard [07:45] i'm not even sure where to look [07:45] but i guess someone messed up package recommends [07:46] maybe software center recommends all the unity stuff now :p [07:46] http://paste.openstack.org/show/K9nNMtSPpAD53Eisblxr that's just a quick grep, gnome-p-m, unity-greeter(!!) [07:46] But in a SRU? [07:47] yeah, who knows [07:47] must [07:47] 've been SRU; what else? [07:52] http://paste.openstack.org/show/jhS3A8j3Dfxk0Mn5AKAE but have fun? [07:53] all the terrible gnome stuff, how did that happen [07:53] maybe gnome-system-tools or something? [07:54] hah, even xscreensaver gets pulled into the mix [07:54] so there's gnome-screensaver, xscreensaver and light-locker [07:54] maximum security [07:55] holy screenlock batman [07:55] http://paste.openstack.org/show/ErCxPnqNP7qer8sBhcaO/ without version numbers, highlights new packages. [07:56] linux-generic-lts-utopic ?? [07:57] these folks really suck at naming packages, as you guys already pointed out earlier [07:57] LTS enablement. I'd say that it's pulling in Qt is more fun. [07:57] yeah, well it makes you wonder why certain things didn't get pulled in [07:58] notification-daemon and xfce4-notifyd, wonder which would win... [08:00] i'm just finishing my testcase so that i have something to report and elfy won't beat me, but this isn't much fun [08:00] lol [08:00] Soooo, can we skip .2? :P [08:00] haha [08:01] probably could release late [08:01] what's the date? [08:01] tomorrow ... [08:02] (in your email, you just said "soon" :D) [08:02] woot [08:02] well [08:03] they do everything late now seemingly [08:03] all the milestones are up for testing 2 days before milestone releases [08:03] Because, this really jumped and brings in tons of crap... [08:03] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2015-January/003197.html [08:04] ochosi: no-one can force us to mark them ready for release [08:04] yeah, we shouldn't [08:04] i'm asking around in -release, we'll see what comes of it [08:07] still, i guess there's no way around getting to the bottom of this [08:17] hm, i was advised to weed through this: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/xubuntu.trusty/ [08:18] purge of ibus and it wants to install gnome-control-center [08:18] purge that and it removes all the qt5 stuff [08:20] not sure if that's helpful or not :) [08:22] elfy: ok, so logging in works fine [08:23] i deliberately set a pwd that requires _de layout [08:23] yea pretty sure that was pebkac last night [08:23] "gügü", in case anybody was wondering [08:24] I use # in mine somewhere - that wanders around keyboards :) [08:25] indeed [08:27] I see laney involving [08:29] yup, that can only be good [08:30] :) [08:30] well - not sure how we can do this - without creating a bug - but you could if you've got one critical fail the test [08:30] that does ping people somewhere afaik [08:31] but right now I'm off to drive about for a while [08:31] sure, hf [08:32] ochosi: You didn't even list any of the unity stuff. :P [08:33] yeah, didn't wanna step on anyone's toes who might wanna help ;) [08:34] Sure, but it's not really any surprise that Xubuntu doesn't want unity-greeter, at least I'd think. You already listed gnome stuff, and the first one to pipe up was the GNOME lead. :P [08:35] :) [09:17] bluesabre: yes, -proposed is enabled and a dozen of DEs are ready to test [11:17] bbl [12:12] brainwash: -proposed is the land of breakage... if possible I'd recommend at least a vm where you can test xubuntu without packages from -proposed (since there are "broken things everywhere") [12:29] bluesabre: I don't do normal testing, just playing around with what is the most recent [12:30] bluesabre: this busy cursor / startup notify thing tends to not work properly, it suddenly stopped on the root background yesterday [12:31] exo-open desktop launchers seem to prevent the busy cursor too [12:32] like the one for the web browser and email reader in our app mneu [12:33] bluesabre: also, https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11504 [12:33] bugzilla.xfce.org bug 11504 in Helpers "Update mimeapps.list location (glib >= 2.41)" [Normal,New] [12:33] this time in exo [12:37] right, by nature they will break startup notify, the window manager has no idea what to expect [12:38] I don't have access to exo [12:39] maybe ochosi does [12:39] bluesabre: but it seems that exo-open makes sure that the desktop startup id is saved and passed to the child process [12:40] hm, not sure then [12:40] bluesabre: maybe it needs to be packaged, it does not look like there will be a new exo version any time soon [12:40] actually, I can set the bug status for exo, but don't have the upload rights to it [12:40] there might be [12:41] ochosi sent a mail urging us xfce devs to get done with 4.12 by the end of the month [12:41] you can only push patches to -settings and -parole and... uhm [12:41] yup [12:41] -settings is quite the beast though :) [12:41] wow, winter.. uhm 4.12 is coming [12:42] yeah [12:42] especially all the display managing code [12:43] we'll be under 100 xfce4-settings bugs once I get some confirmation :D [12:43] we had 148 before the weekend [12:43] btw did you try to figure out why the minimize button button is missing (settings manager)? [12:43] great progress :) [12:44] forgot to check [12:44] should be easy enough to find though [12:44] but for now, gotta get ready for work [12:44] it should, but no one really tried so far [12:44] ok, have fun :) [13:29] brainwash: added your bugreport to the list, so it will be handled before the 4.12 release [13:30] ochosi: good afternoon :) [13:30] hey elfy [13:31] i ended up only doing one testcase and spending the rest of my time talking to folks in -release about our dependency mess in 14.04.2 [13:31] infinity is looking into it (with stgraber afaik) [13:32] yep - saw that backlog, thanks :) [13:33] I think I'd rather see you concentrate in dealing with them than a testcase :p [13:33] yeah, that's what i thought ;) [13:34] frankly, without fixing that, the testcases aren't very useful [13:34] if I see a ping from someone that it's been sorted - I'll trigger rebuild - if you see it first do you know how to do that? [13:34] i mean the first one was, to see that there is a mess [13:34] ochosi: yea ... [13:34] yeah, i think i do [13:35] http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker logged into there - go to our stuff, tick our boxes then at REbuilds - request them [13:35] yup, i think that was among the things i learned a cycle ago :) [13:35] assuming that infinity has sorted everything that needs it of course [13:36] ha ha ha - me about 3 cycles ago only - though it seems like decades :p [13:36] yeah, true that [13:36] booting trusty even looks odd tbh [13:36] you mean dusty? [13:37] kik [13:37] sigh [13:37] lol [13:37] hah [13:37] I'm no touchtypist :D [13:37] dusty tahr [13:37] i still run trsuty [13:37] trusty too [13:38] I don't [13:38] elfy, you'd run 18.04 if you could ;) [13:38] I forgot what it looked like a month or so into unreal unicorn [13:38] knome: lol [13:39] would it still have xfce 4.10/.11/.12 in it? [13:39] i don't know... [13:40] no, the new all-gtk3 xfce4.14 ;) [13:40] :) [13:40] (aka the buggiest release in decades) [13:40] i'd rather have it run 4.16 :P [13:40] * elfy screenshots that AND makes note of the logs - just to refer back to in a couple of years [13:40] knome: sorry, not a realistic timeframe ;) [13:40] ;)= [13:40] ha ha [13:41] ochosi, unfortunately... [13:41] well i hope 4.12 is out by then realistically [13:41] :P [13:41] it's possible that we're running some kind of 4.12/4.13 mixup [13:41] obviously you don't read my emails :) [13:41] (i mean the ones i'm not sending to you directly) [13:41] not getting paid for that :P [13:42] * Unit193 just did. [13:43] * elfy saw some if they be behemoth ones [13:48] eh [13:49] ochosi, good good [14:02] knome: well, it'll likely mean less time/attention for xubuntu stuff, but i think it's necessary/worth it [14:03] ochosi, sure [14:11] elfy, https://twitter.com/cjbramble/status/562648514405339136 === cmars` is now known as cmars [15:41] "Connecting to servers" is outdated now, nm-tool is gone. [16:29] knome: and he did in fact do that, cjbrambo has been in and out of here for the last day or two :) [17:06] ochosi: just pinged inifinity in -release [17:07] hi krytarik [17:07] Heh. [17:07] I mean hi elfy too. :) [17:13] elfy: thanks [17:14] if nothing else it'll make it plain we'll have to not mark it ready as it stands [17:17] indeed [18:37] elfy, goodie [18:37] --> [21:53] Unit193, to where did you move your -docs daily build? [22:05] slickymaster: https://unit193.net/xubuntu/xubuntu-docs/ is one. [22:08] thanks Unit193, bookmark it [22:16] Unit193, your daily build isn't fully updated [22:16] at leastr the translations [22:16] * least [22:16] see https://unit193.net/xubuntu/xubuntu-docs/pt/guide-keeping-safe.html [22:17] I've already translated it [22:28] pt.po 88.6493% [22:28] potato 88.6493% [22:30] slickymaster, knome hm, am i still allowed to amend this security advice guide? [22:30] fi.po 88.6493% [22:30] i realise there's one piece of tricky advice, and another which can be misunderstood easily [22:31] sidi, depends if you do a merge proposal in docbook :P [22:32] hey knome, sidi [22:32] knome, ouch [22:32] Unit193: check LP -> https://translations.launchpad.net/xubuntu-docs [22:32] pt 100% [22:33] LP is wrong. :P [22:33] sidi, pastebin what you want changed and I'll push ĩt [22:33] no it isn't Unit193 [22:33] slickymaster, thanks, let me do that now then [22:34] slickymaster: What's your info based on? :P [22:34] np sidi, and it's us who have to thank you [22:34] on the fact that I did the translations a couple of weeks ago [22:35] http://paste.openstack.org/show/eJlJLEVwYdNEwFouNpmD [22:37] there's something very wrong with that Unit193, that's the spanish translation :P [22:37] ai caramba [22:37] lol [22:37] Bart [22:37] no, pasi, nice to meet you [22:38] Simpson [22:38] ;) [22:38] but getting back [22:41] Unit193, I think this is the begging of the guide-keeping-safe chapter -> [22:41] https://translations.launchpad.net/xubuntu-docs/vivid/+pots/desktop-guide/pt/+translate?memo=630&start=630 [22:41] as you can verify it's translated [22:42] fi isn't, though (cof cof knome cof) [22:43] nah, don't worry about it [22:43] besides you want "cough" :P [22:43] not cof (circle of friends) [22:45] that was supposed/intended to be an onomatopoeia of coughinh knome [22:45] :P [22:45] at least that was the sound in my mind :P [22:45] http://pastebin.com/stmRqWU3 slickymaster [22:47] ok sidi, so it's just a two paragraphs change [22:48] slickymaster, it's a massive restructuration [22:48] :p [22:48] lol [22:50] * slickymaster will have to pull an all-nighter to deal with it [22:56] * Unit193 shrugs, that's fi, pt, and es. [22:57] sidi, pushed up to revision 287 [22:57] once again thanks for it [22:58] stop thanking me [22:59] do i thank you when you write a patch for code? ;P [22:59] lol [23:00] sidi, that's a riddle, he doesn't write patches [23:00] I write bugs. [23:00] in code? [23:00] slickymaster: See comment about NM by chance? [23:01] NM?! [23:01] network applet? [23:01] + manager [23:02] slickymaster: Maybe LP didn't commit it, but msgmerge -U pt.po desktop-guide.pot Yeah, in the section about Connecting to Servers or something, nm-tool no longer exists. [23:02] Unit193, haha [23:04] * slickymaster will check that Unit193 [23:05] slickymaster, see? this is the reason i don't translate this early, i'll just end up retranslating half of it ;) [23:07] I know knome, but back when I did translate those strings I was going through a dull moment [23:07] ;) [23:08] damn it, once again I forgot to update the bloody translation templates [23:09] haha. [23:09] :P [23:18] bluesabre: tzzzz, verification failed -> bug 1292290 [23:18] bug 1292290 in xfce4-settings "[SRU] Window manager keybindings don't work after reboot" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1292290 [23:21] yeah Unit193, Chapter 7 regarding nm-tool [23:22] the first two sections have to be rewritten :P [23:23] knome, Unit193, do you think it's worth to file a bug regarding that ^^^? [23:23] or going ahead with what has to be done is enough? [23:28] slickymaster: Bug if you don't want to remember or not going to do it now, don't do the paperwork just for the sake of it. Keeps things simple. [23:28] ok Unit193 [23:29] I'll try do it this weekend [23:42] agree with Unit193