[00:09] robert_ancell, did you see my comments about g-s-d schemas? [00:09] can't simply revert the changes since it will break settings migration [01:13] darkxst, yep [04:22] robert_ancell, might need to port u-s-d to the new settings? although not all the settings have been moved, only the ones that affect libinput, also not sure its exactly a 1:1 mapping [04:23] darkxst, I haven't looked into detail [08:26] darkxst, my hotel's wifi is broken, so i can't go g-s-d [08:26] Noskcaj, ok, no problem [14:52] Hello. Will ubuntu-gnome use mir and snappy in new version? [14:57] Hmm nice active chanel here [14:57] How can I install Fedora to get latest Gnome? === `nodedfree is now known as nodedfree [22:02] darkxst: ping [22:05] stiv2k, hi [22:06] darkxst: hey, so i'm here [22:07] i saw the patches that night we talked about it [22:07] i see similar references to the egg list box functions like you showed me [22:10] the changes you need to make should be very similar to that upstream patch that I linked [22:11] i can do that, but how do i know exactly which functions need changed, is there a list somewhere [22:14] and, what do you view .diff in, that makes it easier to read [22:18] anything with egg_list in the name [22:19] any text editor with diff highlighting, although you would generally work on the codebase [22:19] so should i check out the codebase and work in there [22:19] so apply it, make the changes, compile it, you will likely get build failures if you missed to converted functions [22:20] stiv2k, use git [22:22] darkxst: yeah [22:25] i have gnome-control-center cloned [22:25] I do all dev on upstream tree in jhbuild [22:26] is that different than just doing git clone [22:26] its builds the package (and all required deps) [22:27] allowing you to run essentially vanilla upstream code locally without packaging [22:27] that's neat [22:30] darkxst: can i make jhbuild not put files outside of my /home? [22:31] yes [22:31] it wants to write to /opt and stuff [22:31] you can change that in your .jhbuildrc [22:32] maybe my jhbuild is old [22:32] jhbuild: install prefix (/opt/gnome) can not be created [22:32] use jhbuild from git [22:33] oops [22:33] https://wiki.gnome.org/HowDoI/Jhbuild#I_am_getting_errors_about_.2BAC8-opt.2BAC8-gnome [22:33] is there a ppa [22:34] no, just clone the repo and build it locally [22:34] ok [23:03] darkxst: i need libsystemd.pc [23:03] webkit2gtk-4.0.pc [23:03] libtiff [23:04] jhbuild sysdeps [23:04] yeah thats the output of it [23:04] i ran jhbuild sysdeps --install gnome-control-center [23:04] and i get [23:04] I: No native package found for libsystemd (/libsystemd.pc) [23:04] I: No native package found for WebKit (/webkit2gtk-4.0.pc) [23:04] I: No native package found for libtiff (/usr/include/tiff.h) [23:06] you can use apt-file find libsystemd.pc [23:06] that will tell you which package [23:07] i wonder why the jhbuild sysdeps couldnt [23:08] (i thought thats what it does) [23:09] darkxst: it didnt return anything :P [23:09] you may need to run apt-file update first [23:09] i ran it when i installed apt-file [23:09] i dont know how often i need to run it? [23:16] darkxst: it doesn't find neither the libsystemd file nor the webkit one... [23:18] apt-file find libsystemd.pc [23:18] libsystemd-dev: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/libsystemd.pc [23:18] yeah mine does not do that [23:19] and i just updated it [23:19] what Ubuntu version are you using ? [23:19] ubuntu gnome 14.04 [23:19] 14.04.02 rather [23:20] 64 bit [23:20] systemd possibly too old there [23:20] and also possibly webkit2gtk [23:20] what does it mean [23:21] i cant build jhbuild? [23:21] i mean [23:21] i cant build gnome-control-center? [23:22] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/gnome-control-center [23:22] i have entered this midstream [23:22] i know nothing [23:24] stiv2k, probably, you would be best of working in 15.04 or even 15.10 [23:24] even if its in a VM or chroot [23:24] D: [23:25] man i installed so many packages already [23:25] even under jhbuild getting GNOME 3.16 running on trusty would be icredibly hard [23:26] i will now spend some time removing them.... then install 15.04 in a vm [23:58] ok i think i got rid of mostly everything