[09:59] darkxst, have you started running a wayland session? [10:02] ricotz, yes my laptop had been running wayland pretty much all the time for the last few weeks [10:03] Dnd is horribly broken, but I don't usually use that [10:04] s/had/has/ [10:05] darkxst, i see, yeah i have some "performance" problems too, e.g. resizing windows [10:05] there's one website I need for work (phabricator) where drag-n-drop is the *only* way to upload and attach images to tickets :/ [10:05] darkxst, did you start upstreaming compat fixes yet? like prevent accessing GdkX11* classes [10:06] ricotz, resizing is a little glitchy [10:07] ricotz, for ubuntu apps and/or patches? [10:08] I pushed some fixes for apport to work better [10:08] darkxst, gnome apps ;) [10:08] like gnome-system-monitor [10:10] ricotz, apps run in Xwayland by default, I not yet switched that to wayland backend for everything [10:11] you have apparently? [10:12] darkxst, i have tested things a bit [10:13] ricotz, Ive only tested a few random apps really [10:13] btw like the new theme? [10:15] darkxst, not so much yet [10:16] the new position of notifications feels still weird [10:17] ricotz, agreed, doesnt seem as polished as the old theme, and everything is very square (though the old theme was probably overly rounded) [10:17] they are still tweaking things a lot [10:18] but yeah, it overly feels a bit off [10:19] need to give it some time to settle [10:19] yeh, didnt actually expect the notification stuff to land this cycle [10:19] hehe, they don't believe in freezes as proved in the past [10:20] darkxst, did you see any movement for mozjs31? [10:20] 0ad switched to it recently [10:21] Looks more or less ready to me, but need to port gjs to exact rooting [10:22] darkxst, i see, although 38 will be there soon [10:23] should be pretty minor update I think [10:24] you mean porting 31 to 38? [10:24] ricotz, yes I think so [10:25] ok, i am more thinking of skipping (official) support for 31 to save resources [10:26] 31 is painful, there are like 700 api calls that need to be patched, so maybe not, probably gjs api to change [10:26] right [10:27] ricotz, for official support for gjs or mozilla? [10:27] gjs (gnome 3.16) [10:28] ricotz, ok, I doubt its happening for 3.16 [10:28] will probably try to get it ready for early 3.17 [10:29] I probably need a full weekend to do the port, and they are a little hard to come by atm [10:31] ricotz, I only pushed the callargs patch so it didnt bit-rot [10:46] ricotz, and jasper is trying to push gjs maintership onto me and sam, so guess that becomes my call when it (mozjs-31/38) will land [12:59] Hello there! Which gnome shell version is now latest on 14.10 ubuntu gnome? [13:00] 3.12 [13:00] you can check at http://packages.ubuntu.com/gnome-shell [13:00] there's also a ppa with gnome 3.14 [13:01] And can I somehow install 3.16b? Well, by somehow I mean "clean" way of doung it [13:03] if you manage to compile it somehow, maybe... I heard there are some snags (some outdated system libraries like a too-old version of libsystemd) [13:09] does odd versions (like 3.15) are considered to be unstable? [13:12] yes, googled it. well, 14 seems good enough for me, it's only 4 month old, it won't bother me much =) Thanks! [14:51] download a .tar.gz file with chromium [14:51] click on it in the downloads bar [14:51] nothing happens [14:52] what _actually_ happens is the default .tar.gz action happens to be "mount it as a virtual drive", so if I open a nautilus window I can see it [14:53] and the worst part: I don't remember if that's the default default program or if I changed it at some point out of curiosity === prth is now known as prth|away [20:28] hi all [20:29] hi [20:31] :) [20:44] quiet in here! [21:16] mgedmin, 3.15.90 is on -staging/vivid ppa [21:18] mgedmin, I don't think that is the default action, I would expect it to open in file-roller