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koding123so what is the point of using Ubuntu Make( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-make ) instead of a package specific PPA?00:39
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pittiGood morning05:40
* Mirv would like to file a bug "Abiword started launching on each login in vivid"...06:24
darkxsthey pitti06:43
darkxstdid you get a chance to look at my systemd mount bug?06:43
pittidarkxst: not yet, sorry; but still high on my list (probably today)06:44
darkxstpitti, no problem, its just annoying me while constantly rebooting trying to fix gdm XRandr errors ;(07:21
didrocksmorning07:22
pittidarkxst: you could try adding "mount -a" to /etc/rc.local07:22
pittidarkxst: as a workaround07:22
pittihey didrocks, ça va ?07:22
didrockspitti: ça va, et toi ?07:24
pittididrocks: je vais bien aussi; trop de systemd bugs :)07:25
didrocksargh :) j'ai lu hier le problème avec les symlinks07:27
didrockspitti: I guess I'm going to upload the protocol support in plymouth for fsckd, it does only add a new stenza for fsckd: and keys:07:28
didrocksdoesn't impact existing behavior07:28
didrocksfor the rest, we'll see once Lennart would review the patches07:29
pittididrocks: sure, that sounds fine07:30
darkxstpitti, ok will try that07:30
pittididrocks: it seems Lennart is back from Brno and catching up with the ML, I hope we can get this in soon; otherwise I'll pull them into the ubuntu packages if you want07:31
didrockspitti: yeah, let's give another couple of days07:32
didrockspitti: I'm catching up on developer stuff before feature freeze during this systemd-less time :)07:33
seb128good morning desktopers07:34
seb128hey didrocks pitti07:34
didrockssalut seb12807:34
pittibonjour seb128, ça va ?07:34
seb128pitti, oui, et toi ?07:35
darkxsthey seb128 didrocks07:35
seb128hey darkxst07:35
darkxstspeaking of FF, anything blocking baobab, gnome-contacts etc other than titlebar patches?07:37
pittiseb128: ça va bien aussi07:37
seb128darkxst, didn't look at those, but probably not07:38
darkxstand gedit, but I have no plans to implement the OSX ui, just de-headerbar ot?07:38
darkxstok07:38
darkxstvino I suppose is blocked on bug 127135807:40
ubot5bug 1271358 in vino (Ubuntu) "Update to 3.12" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127135807:40
seb128yes07:41
seb128gedit, larsu and Laney were looking at it07:41
seb128larsu added back the traditionnal menubar and decoration07:41
seb128but it looks weird without a toolbar07:41
seb128it also means the standard actions are not easily available07:41
seb128(save, open, print, etc)07:41
seb128so it's under discussion07:42
seb128we might want to not update or to add a toolbar back07:42
darkxstseb128, well the toolbar is there in the code, kinda07:44
seb128didrocks, pitti, seems like http://launchpadlibrarian.net/196013611/casper_1.349_1.350.diff.gz is not working, do you have any idea why that could be the case?08:37
pittiseb128: s/./:/ ?08:39
* didrocks looks08:39
seb128pitti, shrug, could be indeed ... do we have logs somewhere that could should the error?08:39
didrocksyeah, should be $USER:$GROUP08:39
pittihm no, . works as well08:40
didrocksoh, really?08:40
seb128didrocks, ^08:40
* didrocks learnt something today08:40
pittiit's not documented, but I just tried it here08:40
seb128I think I copied the line from somewhere else in casper08:40
pittididrocks: better don't :)08:40
didrocksseb128: logs, you can see it at boot normally, but that's it08:40
didrockspitti: yeah, agreed, I lived quite happily without it :p08:40
didrocksno obvious typo at least…08:40
seb128ubiquity-hooks/30accessibility:chroot /target chown -R $TARGET_USERNAME.$TARGET_USERNAME /home/$TARGET_USERNAME/.local08:41
didrocksseb128: first boot, non persistent system I guess?08:41
seb128didrocks, are those run at boot?08:41
* seb128 tries08:41
seb128do you know that log to look at?08:41
didrocksseb128: yeah, really early at boot, and rerun at every boot08:41
didrocksseb128: you won't find logs I guess, it's written on the console before the kernel loads AFAIK, but if you remove "quiet", you should see them08:42
didrocksseb128: you can launch them by hand though08:42
pittiseb128: you could boot with break=casper-bottom, there you might see some error messages and can also run stuff manually08:42
pittino, kernel loads before, that's the initramfs08:42
pittiyeah, I see some "failed to change ... 1000 .. blabla" error messgae08:44
pitti(without quiet)08:44
pittibut why 1000, I thought it was 99908:44
pittiah no, that was another error message, I still see it on vt1 now08:44
larsugood morning!08:44
seb128hey larsu08:44
pittichown: unknown user/group ubuntu:ubuntu08:45
pittiseb128: ^08:45
seb128pitti, danke08:45
pittiseb128: boot without quiet and check VT108:45
didrocksdid you run that before the user is created?08:45
seb128didrocks, I guess so? where is the user added?08:45
pitti./scripts/casper-bottom/25adduser08:46
seb128so 51... should be after?08:46
pittiseb128: no, the problem is that teh initramfs doesn't know this user08:47
pittitry this: chroot /root "chown -R $USERNAME.$USERNAME /home/$USERNAME/.config"08:47
seb128pitti, danke08:47
pittiseb128: the user is only created in the /root file system08:47
seb128right08:47
didrocksmaking sense08:48
pittiseb128: actually, I think without the quotes08:48
seb128what's the easiest way to try those changes?08:48
pittiseb128: the initramfs has vi, so break=casper-bottom, vi the file, and continue to boot (just ctrl+d or exit theh initramfs shell)08:49
seb128pitti, danku08:49
pittiseb128: F6 other options -> press esc twice to close the pop up menu, then you can edit the boot command line08:50
pitti(I didn't know before that our live initramfs has vi, but I guess we weren't the first ones to hack casper fixes on the live system :)08:50
didrocksit didn't 5 years ago08:52
didrocksI'm jaleous now :p08:52
* didrocks had to cat, awk and redirect :/08:52
pittised FTW :)08:52
FJKong_seb128: didrocks about this bug : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntukylin/+bug/141386508:54
ubot5Launchpad bug 1413865 in Ubuntu Kylin "No default setting for "When power is critically low" in Power settings" [Medium,Confirmed]08:54
FJKong_seb128: didrocks the right way is patch unity-control-center and add option 'suspend' ?08:55
seb128FJKong_, does it make sense to suspend on those case? knowing that suspend uses power and your laptop is going to run flat anyway08:56
FJKong_seb128: so maybe just shutdown ?08:57
seb128yes, likely better08:57
didrocksfirefox developer edition support in ubuntu make done -> writing tests now :)08:58
FJKong_seb128: so just patch ubuntu-settings and change default value to shutdown08:58
seb128FJKong_, I guess so, though I wonder if we should rather patch the code to default to hibernate and fallback to shutdown if hibernate is disabled09:00
seb128though since we disable hibernate by default we could decide it's up to the user to change the config if they enable it09:01
seb128didrocks, pitti, thanks for the help, I tested it and confirmed it works this time :-)09:01
didrocksnice!09:03
FJKong_seb128: I think hibernate will be better09:04
* pitti ^5s seb12809:04
Laneyyo09:04
didrocksFJKong_: hibernate isn't supported on all machines though09:04
seb128FJKong_, we don't enable hibernate by default though09:04
pittihey Laney09:04
seb128hey Laney, wie gehts?09:04
didrockshey Laney09:04
larsumorning Laney!09:04
FJKong_oh09:04
FJKong_I see09:04
FJKong_it seems we have no other choice then09:05
seb128FJKong_, well, as said we could still default to hibernate and fallback in the code to shutdown if hibernate is not available09:05
seb128but I'm unsure it's worth the effort09:05
seb128if users enable hibernate they can go and change the config09:06
FJKong_seb128: how to enable hibernate then09:07
Laneyhey pitti seb128 didrocks larsu!09:13
seb128FJKong_, http://askubuntu.com/questions/94754/how-to-enable-hibernation09:16
didrocksand done, large and medium tests \o/09:16
didrocks(with fake mozilla certificates and fake server for medium ones)09:16
seb128dpm, pitti, so ubunut-system-settings has langpack support enabled, but we should strip the .desktop (since some code on touch isn't smart enough to use gettext and try to read the Name .ini style), what's the easiest way to do that? use --exclude on the file in dh_translations?09:18
dpmmorning seb128, I think I'll have to defer that one to pitti09:19
pittiseb128: you mean should *not* strip the desktop?09:20
Laneywhich code is that?09:20
Laneywouldn't you want to do this for every application then?09:20
pittiseb128: dh_translations does look at -X, so that ought to work09:20
pittiseb128: that will still add X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain:, but keep the inline translations09:21
seb128pitti, yeah, sorry :-/ *shouldn't*09:21
FJKong_seb128: well, if we have a quick fix this version and put more time on it later, it that okay? I don't think most of user will enable hibernate after installing09:21
pittiseb128: ah no, it will *not* add the domain09:21
pittiseb128: so yes, -X09:21
seb128pitti, no domain is fine, it means thing just use the inline translations09:22
seb128FJKong_, yeah09:22
seb128Laney, wdym for every application?09:22
seb128Laney, most applications on touch are click and that doesn't use langpack09:22
seb128other debs seem to not strip their .desktop already09:22
FJKong_seb128: cool09:22
Laneymaybe now they are, haven't looked at that09:22
Laneybut one day you will be able to install deb packages09:23
seb128Laney, the code is notifications/notification_manager.cpp09:23
seb128Laney, that code is not ready to support debs, it's calling "click list" to get the entries09:24
Laneythen what are you fixing in a deb package?09:27
seb128I probably don't understand the code09:27
seb128let me look at it more09:27
seb128but settings is listed unstranslated in that panel09:27
seb128and added a Name[fr]= to the .desktop fixes it09:27
seb128adding09:28
willcooketrains.  :(10:44
willcookemorning all10:44
didrocksargh, another gnome-terminal segfault while doing a sbuild :/10:45
didrockslet's see once whoopsie would retrace it for me10:47
larsuwillcooke: in brussels again?10:47
* didrocks restarts the build and ubuntu make tests meanwhile…10:47
didrockslarsu: seeing "trains…", definitively brussels and not London for sure :)10:48
willcookelarsu, I think it would have been quicker to go to Brussels10:48
willcookeThey said the trains were delayed by 16 mins.10:49
willcookelies10:49
willcookedamn lies10:49
didrocksahah, it's starting to be a trend it seems (train starting earlier than what they announce)10:49
mlankhorstin holland I don't have to worry about that :P11:06
ogra_because you can walk across the country in 1h :)11:06
mlankhorsthah you wish11:06
mlankhorstwe do have a database of all windmills though :P11:07
ogra_lol11:07
willcookeAnd when global warming kicks off in a big way Holland will be nice and cool, because of all the windmills11:10
larsuwill also be under water...11:10
willcooke(favourite Futurama spot ever)11:10
willcookehttp://www.quickmeme.com/img/e8/e8612be4060eee520cad620292dfc484f2a2f64568a3942ec0bcddb767023e9d.jpg11:11
mlankhorstit will be nice and cool because the gulf stream will have collapsed and we will get the climate of new york :p11:11
chrisccoulsondidrocks, re your gnome-terminal crash - don't you use tmux so that you don't have to restart the build?11:11
mlankhorstI've rebased Xmir on top of xorg-server 1.17.111:12
didrockschrisccoulson: yeah, I'll soon start doing this I guess :)11:13
mlankhorstand I've uploaded to my ppa the qtmir version that broke autorepeat but fixed mouse events in unity811:15
willcookeI assume phablet-shell is part of the sdk ppa11:48
popeywillcooke: phablet-tools package11:48
willcookehrm11:49
willcookeI have that install but no phablet-shell11:49
popeyapt-cache policy phablet-tools11:49
popey  Installed: 1.1+15.04.20141107.1-0ubuntu111:49
popey?11:49
popeyI am on vivid11:49
popeyyou may need one of the sdk PPAs11:49
willcookeack, thanks popey11:50
pittiseb128: btw, you have the shutdown hang, don't you?11:50
pittiseb128: I noticed that unattended-upgrades delays shutdown a lot11:50
pittiseb128: that might be another candidate for you?11:50
willcookeahh, I remember - I had to purge it to get Snappy to play nice11:51
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pittididrocks: ^ you also reported some shutdown hangs; so modemmanager and unattended-upgrades might be things to try and disable11:52
didrockspitti: nice hint, will give it a try later11:54
willcooketeam - remember to get your self assessment done by Friday EOD11:54
willcookeand let me know your 360 peers asap11:54
willcookethis message will repeat11:54
darkxstwillcooke, has turned into a bot ?11:55
Laneydarkxst: think I've fixed those totem problems ("fixed" in one case :|)11:56
Laneydid you fwd your headerbar patch?11:56
willcookedarkxst, I was always pretty close tbh :)11:56
darkxstLaney, bookmarks problem?11:57
Laneyya11:57
Laneybug in the grilo plugin itself I think11:57
darkxstLaney, not forwarded upstream yet, but will once I fix full screen issue11:58
Laneydid that11:58
darkxstLaney, yeh I saw that commit after you mentioned it (way after I was sleep last night)11:58
Laneyhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/10172243/11:59
darkxstLaney, Ack12:00
darkxstand I really need to go to sleep12:01
darkxstcan you upload fix to gnome3 ppa or somewhere12:02
Laneyya12:03
LaneyI'm going to fwd the dialogs-use-header stuff12:03
darkxstLaney, we will eventually get packaging branches setup on alioth, but that hasnt quite happend just yet12:03
Laneyfor what?12:05
darkxstLaney, stuff in the gnome3 ppa's12:05
Laneyoh right12:05
darkxstand perhaps some of the main branches in ubuntu GNOME packageset12:05
Laneythought you'd branch off the ubuntu-desktop packages12:06
darkxstLaney, we do where applicable12:07
darkxstbut i still don't like bzr12:07
darkxstand pkg-gnome may one day move to git12:07
Laneyjust you wait for git in launchpad12:07
* larsu waits12:08
Laneyi'll figure out a cool merged-with-upstreams-history workflow12:08
darkxstbut in the meantime we are ok to host UG git repos on alioth12:08
Laneydoesn't really matter where they are i suppose12:09
darkxstLaney, nope, majority of ubuntu sponsors would probably have commit access there I suppose12:09
Laneythere's an 'ubuntu-dev' group there already12:11
Laneymanually managed tho12:11
* darkxst sleeps now12:21
Laneynight!12:22
darkxstnight12:24
didrocksseb128: FYI, g-c-c for bluez5 now built in ppa. That should unblock you if you want to update (didn't retest yet with latest g-c-c)12:25
didrockslarsu: that can interest you as well ^12:25
darkxstdidrocks, gnome-shell also has patches that need to be dropped for bluez512:25
darkxst(reverts)12:26
darkxstbut I am really sleep now12:26
nessitahello! quick question, I updated my vivid install yesterday to latest, and since then some fonts are not properly rendered (yesterday Firefox was having the issue, today is evince), and I no longer can open a terminal with ctrl + alt + t. Any idea how to fix or where to ask?12:26
larsudidrocks: which ppa?12:26
larsudidrocks: and thanks :)12:26
didrocksdarkxst: if the gnome ubuntu team can provide a debdiff, we can send that to the same ppa and do the same copy on the D day (you have time still)12:26
didrockslarsu: the transition one (see email): https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/+archive/ubuntu/transitions12:27
larsudidrocks: cool,thanks12:27
didrocksyw!12:27
* larsu wanted to start hacking on that today, but too much to do12:27
darkxstdidrocks, ok, tomorrow then12:27
larsuDS-McGuire: got some time to talk in ~15 mins?12:27
DS-McGuirelarsu, I do :)12:28
didrocksdarkxst: core-devs have access to dput directly to the ppa FYI12:28
darkxstdidrocks, me no core-dev12:29
didrocksjust propose a debdiff when you have time (the best would be this week)12:32
darkxstdidrocks, ok, will take a look tomorrow12:33
darkxstprobably gnome-shell, g-s-d and g-c-c all have reverts currently to work with bluez412:34
* darkxst really sleeps now!12:35
willcookemlankhorst, should Xmir work with the devel channel?12:36
didrocksdarkxst: g-c-c is done, g-s-d has nothing to be done, g-s left to you, good night man :)12:36
darkxstdidrocks, ok, night12:36
mlankhorstwillcooke: ought to :P12:37
mlankhorstI've just uploaded a rebuild against 1.17.1, haven't tested it yet12:37
willcookethanks mlankhorst12:38
willcookeJust reflashing12:38
mlankhorstoke12:40
nessitawillcooke, hi! which one would be the best channel to ask about issues with a vivid installation in a laptop?12:41
willcookenessita, #ubuntu will sort you out12:41
nessitaI see broken fotns such as https://drive.google.com/a/canonical.com/file/d/0B-cmfDncRJmYRnJ0SUhWWGsyVjQ/view?usp=sharing12:41
nessitawillcooke, thanks, going there12:41
willcookenessita, ahhh12:42
willcookeseb128, didn't you see that as well (see link ^^)12:42
nessitawillcooke, ctrl + alt + t will not open a terminal either, since yesterday's updates12:42
mlankhorsthm /me upgrades his phone too12:43
willcookeHrm.  Video drivers, or perhaps Gtk12:43
seb128didrocks, thanks12:45
seb128nessita, willcooke, yeah, I see similar fonts corruption sometime, I blame xorg but I'm unsure12:46
nessitahola seb128 !12:46
seb128mlankhorst, any idea what could lead to corruption like the one nessita has in the url she just shared12:46
seb128nessita, yeah, nice to see you still around! how are you?12:46
nessitaseb128, super good. How about you?12:47
nessitaseb128, mlankhorst font corruption was isolated to firefox yesterday, today seems to happen with evince. I installed all vivid updates yesterday12:47
seb128pitti, unattended-upgrade is enabled & inactive, I can try to disable it12:47
seb128nessita, does it persist after xorg restart?12:47
mlankhorstno idea..12:47
seb128nessita, I'm great, thanks :-)12:47
mlankhorstnever seen that tbh12:48
nessitaseb128, it persistes yesterday for FF after computer restart, haven't tried today, let me do that12:48
seb128nessita, k, the issue I sometime have doesn't persist after xorg restart12:49
seb128so likely different12:49
nessitaseb128, restarted, pdf still looks corrupted12:50
nessitatrying another pdf12:50
seb128nessita, yeah, could be that it's picking a wrong font as well12:50
seb128nessita, did you install new fonts recently?12:50
nessitaseb128, seems the case (not picking the right font). No, I don't recall ever installing new fonts explicitely.12:51
seb128nessita, can you grep for font in /var/log/dpkg.log ?12:51
nessitayes12:51
nessitaseb128, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10172824/12:53
nessitamore results than I expected!12:53
seb128nessita, hum, I'm unsure12:56
seb128in evince, can you go to files->properties-> fonts tab12:57
seb128what fonts does it list there?12:57
seb128then maybe email me a pdf which shows the issue so we can compare what is used?12:57
nessitaack, on it12:57
nessitaseb128, sent13:02
seb128nessita, that pdf renders buggy for me as well, it's specific to this file right?13:03
nessitayeah13:04
nessitaso the pdf itself is not important13:04
nessitabut yesterday firefox (and the terminal for a bit) we broken as well13:04
nessitawe can leave this as is, and I can let you guys know if something else breaks font-wise13:04
seb128nessita, do you still have the other issues after a restart?13:05
nessitaseb128, nopes13:05
seb128nessita, btw firefox has the same problem rendering that pdf, wonder if the file is buggy13:05
nessitacan be, is an old pdf13:05
seb128nessita, k, so the firefox&co issue was probably the corruption I see sometime13:05
seb128the pdf issue is different13:05
nessitamakes sense13:06
seb128nessita, I tried different viewers on my android phone, they have the same issue on the pdf, so I think we can say it's an issue with the file in that case13:11
nessitaseb128, sounds good!13:12
nessitathe pdf is not important13:12
willcookewillcooke, test13:16
willcookewifi. sigh13:16
seb128willcooke, you are at the office?13:20
willcookeyeah13:20
seb128nessita, your issue could be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/1330385 ... you can maybe look in your log if there are such GPU error mentioned13:22
ubot5Launchpad bug 1330385 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) "Intel GPU crash corrupts fonts" [Undecided,Confirmed]13:22
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nessitaseb128, checking!13:29
nessitaI certainly have an intel video card13:29
willcookeattente_, can you remind me who you are syncing with on input methods from the Mir team?13:35
nessitaseb128, I can find the crash in my syslogs, but I will be paying more attention for future freezes/font corruptions13:36
attente_willcooke: no one on the mir team13:36
willcookeattente_, U8?13:36
seb128nessita, can or can't?13:36
seb128nessita, ok13:36
nessitaseb128, sorry, can't :-D13:36
seb128nessita, k13:36
nessitastill morning to me!13:36
attente_willcooke: just bschaefer so far13:36
willcookeattente_, thanks!13:36
willcookeattente_, good morning btw :)13:36
attente_thanks!13:37
FJKong_attente_: morning Hua13:40
attente_FJKong_: good evening :)13:44
* mlankhorst reflashes phone13:51
larsuattente_, desrt: does gtk-mir ever draw decorations on behalf of the app?14:11
larsugreyback is seeing that apparently14:11
desrtyes.  it does.14:12
greybackdesrt: any easy way I could disable that temporarily?14:12
desrtGTK_CSD=0 or something?14:12
* larsu was totally unawware14:12
larsugreyback: sorry :/14:12
greybacklarsu: no worries14:13
desrtactually, i think that won't help14:13
greybackno good14:13
desrtGTK_CSD=1 is only useful for forcing it to be enabled14:13
desrtGTK_CSD=0 is equivalent to being unset14:13
greybackeee, 0 != undefined14:13
desrtgreyback: for mir it's hardwired to on14:13
larsuwhat is this, javascript?!14:13
desrt  if (GDK_IS_MIR_DISPLAY (gtk_widget_get_display (GTK_WIDGET (window))))14:13
desrt    return TRUE;14:13
desrt#endif14:13
desrtgtk_window_should_use_csd (GtkWindow *window)14:14
greybackdesrt: thanks, gives me place to hack at14:14
desrti'm disconnecting from IRC for now.  too many pings and i need to sort through a bunch of reviews and other stuff.  bbl.14:18
willcooke_desrt, ping14:20
willcooke_I crack myself up - I really do.14:20
willcooke_and it's not even Friday14:20
mlankhorsthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVsfOSbJY014:40
Laneybah14:43
Laneysuspend failure, burny laptop14:44
* Laney stares at systemd14:45
Laneyhow can I view the journal from the previous boot?14:54
Laney--list-boots only shows this one14:54
seb128Laney, see the README.Debian, you need to create the dir to enable persistent14:56
seb128not sure why that's not done by default14:56
seb128but maybe pitti or didrocks know14:56
Laneyhmm14:56
pittiseb128: because we install rsyslog by default, and I don't think we want to write everything to disk twice14:57
Laneyoh so it's in the syslog maybe14:57
seb128pitti, ok, makes sense14:59
LaneyFeb 11 12:46:43 iota systemd-sleep[31629]: System resumed.14:59
Laneylooks like it does some suspend things then does some resume things straight away15:00
pittiLaney: is that with upstart or systemd? with upstart you might have a /var/log/pm-suspend.log15:01
Laneypitti: systemd, I did the perma-switch last week15:01
pittihm, any kernel error message to go with that?15:01
Laneysec, let me just pastebin the whole area15:01
sneezewortHello all. I left my system locked last night. When I came in this morning my system appeared as if it had rebooted, but when I run "who -b" it says last boot time was several days ago.15:01
sneezewortHow do I troubleshoot my lost session?15:02
sneezewortIn other words how can I figure out what happened, and how to keep it from happening again.15:03
Laneypitti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10174186/15:06
LaneyI wonder what the 2 minute gap is15:06
Laneyah hang on, I did resume it15:06
pittiLaney: I don't see a gap there15:07
pittijust that there is pretty much zero time after suspend before resume15:08
pittiLaney: is that reproducible, or only happened once?15:08
pittiI don't think there's an inhibitor, otherwise you wouldn't have gotten that ar15:08
LaneyI did suspend, resume, <read a couple of emails>, suspend15:08
pittifar15:08
Laneyyesterday I had to reboot because of a resume failure but it could have been the same thing15:09
Laneylemme just try suspend/resuming a few times now15:09
pittioh, there I see the gap, sorry15:09
pittiI figure you cut away the resume part from that?15:09
mzanettiseb128: hey, did you push the workaround for bluez4 somewhere?15:15
seb128mzanetti, hey, no, but you can edit /usr/share/ubuntu/settings/system/qml-plugins/bluetooth/DisplayPasskeyDialog.qml l3915:18
seb128mzanetti, remove the .slice(entered)15:18
mzanettiseb128: ack15:18
seb128mzanetti, I can push that somewhere if you want, didn't do the fix I mentioned the other day yet but I can try to do that today or tomorrow15:18
seb128(the "if "entered" > 6, then ignore it)15:18
mlankhorstmeh no luck now..15:19
mlankhorst[   17.215852] init: apport-noui (/var/crash/_usr_bin_unity-system-compositor-spinner.0.crash) main process (2001) terminated with status 115:19
willcooke_sneezewort, you'll likely have better luck in the #ubuntu channel15:19
mzanettiseb128: no worries, I'm just currently checking status on silo0 to see what's missing, and that one popped up.15:19
sneezewortwillcooke_, OK thanks.15:19
Laneytook 6 or 7 goes but I got a failure15:22
pittiLaney: i. e. it immediately resumed again? either way, that sounds like a "fun" kernel bug to track down :(15:25
pittiLaney: if you never had this before, I suggest trying some earlier kernels, perhaps utopic's?15:25
Laneypitti: you get a black screen15:25
Laneyyeah, good plan15:25
pittiLaney: another thing to try would be to run pm-suspend and see if you can reproduce it with that15:26
pittiLaney: on any graphics card that supports KMS and reasonably modern nvidia cards (with the proprietary driver) the pm-utils quirks shouldn't be necessary any more, but maybe some are still applied on your system which help15:26
Laneypitti: I'll try tomorrow, need to patch pilot now15:31
pittiLaney: ah, safe flying!15:31
pittiLaney: ack, we can then check which quirks pm-utils actually applies, etc.15:31
Laneybah15:37
Laneysome network related lock up too15:37
Laneybad day for laney15:37
Laneymlankhorst: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mesa/+bug/1420294 for you16:09
ubot5Launchpad bug 1420294 in mesa (Ubuntu) "Update Mesa Mir EGL platform for Mir 0.11" [Undecided,New]16:09
seb128cyphermox, hey, do you where in the code you toggle on/off discoverability of bt?16:20
cyphermoxyes, that's in plugins/bluetooth/devicemodel.cpp16:20
didrockshappyaron: fcitx MIR approved now, thanks!16:21
cyphermoxin the init functions as soon as you know there is an adapter to do this on16:21
didrockshappyaron: see my comment on how we are going to promote things in main, are you going to seed it directly or having a dep/recommends?16:21
seb128cyphermox, thanks16:21
willcooke_didrocks, happyaron - great work guys, thanks16:36
didrocksseems that vivid will get fcitx in main :)16:37
attente_willcooke_, didrocks: should i start merging those old branches for u-c-c, u-s-d, indicator-keyboard for fcitx support?16:41
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didrocksattente_: did you try against latest fctix (it doesn't seem to have changed much)? is the support complete? Meaning we have the ibus vs fcitx switch? (I didn't follow the end of that discussion, probably seb128 is more up to date on this)16:43
attente_didrocks: i'll try it again, but last i remember they were just waiting on the MIR16:43
didrocksbetter to triple check, but if so, all good, then we can push them and promote things as needed :)16:44
attente_ok, thanks, really hope they're still ok...16:45
willcooke_does anyone else find setting the input focus in gnome-calculator to be a bit tricky?16:53
willcooke_I get the caret when I move the mouse over the numbers field16:54
willcooke_but when I click it doesnt get the focus unless the mouse is, seemingly above half way16:55
willcooke_I think that line underneath where you put the numbers, where it might say, for example, "Division by zero is undefined"16:56
willcooke_is what I'm actually clicking on16:56
willcooke_but it might be nice if clicking there focused the numbers input area instead?16:56
willcooke_or not show the caret until I'm over the numbers16:57
larsuwillcooke_: how do you get that field to lose focus?16:57
larsuseems to always have focus for me16:57
didrockslarsu: I'm desperatly trying to have it losing focus as well :)16:57
willcooke_larsu, I can use the drop downs for converting between things16:58
larsuah16:58
larsuyeah this is weird16:58
willcooke_in advanced mode that is16:58
larsuit's because you can select the "error" text16:58
willcooke_I can see that selecting the text in there might be useful16:58
willcooke_but not very often16:58
larsuhence you also get a caret cursor16:58
willcooke_yeah, makes sense16:58
willcooke_it just rubs me up the wrong way for some reason16:58
willcooke_:)16:58
larsumpt is a big proponent of that, because you want to allow users to copy/paste error messages for questions16:59
willcooke_sure16:59
larsuit looks like the same widget though16:59
larsumaybe we can trick it to focus the right thing on click16:59
larsubut keep the same behavior when selecting...16:59
* didrocks can't use gnome-calculator anyway, it's not a RPN calc and so, breaks my mind… :)17:00
larsuoh really?17:00
larsukewl17:00
* larsu uses python317:00
didrockslarsu: years of using HP48, there is no going back in your mental model :)17:01
larsunever did use that17:01
willcooke_I would argue that when it loses focus and regains it the input field should be selected by default17:02
larsubut I can imagine17:02
didrockswillcooke_: agreed, maybe something to discuss with robert as he's upstream?17:02
willcooke_sure, just venting my very minor annoyances17:02
willcooke_:)17:02
willcooke_I feel better now17:02
didrocksahah17:03
willcooke_ah17:03
willcooke_in basic mode17:03
didrockslarsu: it was always fun to lend the calc to someone else and see them being very puzzled :)17:03
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* didrocks waves good evening and good night17:39
NoskcajLaney, Is there anything i can do to speed up the gtk3.16 work? I noticed the PPA versions are lightly behind gnome upstream19:36
NoskcajAlso, should we try and fit clutter-gst-3.0 in before FF?19:38
mterryseb128, hello!  Is there a wiki page about running the u8 preview image?19:41
mterryhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity8Desktop19:43
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mlankhorstLaney: already done :P19:54
mlankhorstLaney: but it FTBFS19:54
mlankhorstforgot to re-upload the build fix with -v, so it didn't close the bugs19:55
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robert_ancellinfinity, I'm trying to remove an archive block (bug 958345) by following the procedure suggested when I try to upload. Is that on the radar for ~ubuntu-archive?22:11
ubot5bug 958345 in ttf-indic-fonts (Ubuntu) "ttf-indic-fonts packages are outdated" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95834522:11
desrtreminder: new launch attempt in ~40 mins22:23
robert_ancelldesrt, watcha launching?22:53
larsurobert_ancell: a rocket22:54
robert_ancelllarsu, at new zealand?22:54
* robert_ancell ducks22:54
ochosilarsu: oh wow, you're around at this hour...22:55
desrtrobert_ancell: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/22:57
desrtan interesting launch for two reasons22:57
desrtone: it's the first time we send something to orbit L122:57
desrttwo: it's another attempt for space X to play xlander22:58
robert_ancelloh, fun22:58
sarnoldI thought I heard they cancelled the landing due to weather concerns22:58
desrtthat was yesterday22:58
desrttoday is their retry22:58
desrtand the winds are nice and calm....22:58
sarnoldI think it's the ten-meter waves at the landing location that caused them to scrub the landing22:58
desrti understood it was the 100km/h+ winds in the upper atmosphere22:59
sarnoldhttps://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/56563651655135232122:59
desrtoh!23:00
desrt:(23:00
desrtno xlander today, i guess23:00
desrti thought you were talking about yesterday's scrub23:02
desrtwhich was also due to weather...23:03
robert_ancellflash crashed one second before launch23:04
desrtperfect23:04
desrtfortunately the rocket did not do the same23:04
larsuochosi: hacker schedule23:05
ochosi:)23:05
larsurobert_ancell: hopefully not :D23:05
ochosilarsu: hmm, so what are your thoughts on a possible gtk3.16 transition? i thought you just finished fixing up gtk3.14..?23:06
larsuochosi: I was in the room when we had the idea...23:06
larsu3.16 was pretty calm23:06
ochosiwhat, no theme breakage?23:07
desrtstage1 just got cut loose23:07
larsuonly notify-osd so far23:07
* ochosi is semi-disappointed23:07
larsuand a few other issues (resizing problems in terminal for example)23:07
ochosibut the 3.16 cycle is not done yet23:07
* larsu has been running it for a week and it works great23:07
larsubetter inspector, too23:07
ochosihmm23:08
larsuochosi: I know, but I also know that probably not many more changes are coming23:08
ochosii guess i need to look into it23:08
larsuit's in the desktop team ppa23:08
ochosiwell, i'm always a bit hesitative about gtk3 upgrades tbh :)23:08
larsu<gnome-hat>we're getting better!</gnome-hat>23:08
ochosihehe23:08
ochosiwell, that is good to hear23:09
ochosiboth, that you're getting better and that you're wearing a gnome hat now23:09
larsuusually I don't wear it in this channel23:09
ochosiwell, good though if there are upstream connections23:14
ochosiless surprises23:16

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