=== littlebunnyfufu is now known as SonikkuAmerca === SonikkuAmerca is now known as SonikkuAmerica [06:44] Hi [06:48] hi :) [09:16] hi all [09:59] um.. Could i find something that i can use memo application? for example) sticky memo in Windows. [10:38] lindol, I don't know what that is, but there is tomboy and bijiben as note apps [10:39] I think there may have also been a gnome-shell extension, that does something similar [11:39] hi darkxst [11:39] hi octoquad [11:40] I'm having a hard time getting a debdiff for #1406200. Can you help? [11:41] changes are done, packages build, packages upgrade and using goa: works, i've just been stuck on the changes not showing the debdiff for the last three weeks [11:42] octoquad, just do `debdiff .dsc .dsc [11:42] this is what I get when I do it: http://pastebin.com/LvEwBt0y [11:43] then your changes are missing? [11:43] I know right! lol [11:43] from the source pacakage? [11:44] Well, I only changed the debian/control and created a new .install file. I though debuild -S would pick it up but it doesn't [11:44] thought* [11:44] octoquad, does syncevo use a control.in? [11:44] let me check [11:45] there is ./src/synthesis/configure.in [11:45] octoquad, no in debian/ [11:46] nope [11:46] octoquad, wierd then, since debdiff will show all changes between your source package and the old one [11:46] exactly, very weird [11:47] I've tried some many different things it's driving me crazy now haha [11:47] it shouldnt be hard [11:48] but I still think that your 1.5-0ubuntu5 package is missing the changes to debian/control [11:49] That's the new one I created based of 1.5-0ubuntu4. [11:52] octoquad, or your diffing against an ubuntu4 package that has your changes (and not the exact ubuntu version) [11:54] can you provide an example of what you mean? I'm using this at the moment: debdiff syncevolution_1.5-0ubuntu5.dsc syncevolution_1.5-0ubuntu4.dsc > debdiff.diff [11:54] I mean somehow you changed the ubuntu4 versions control file, before you added the changelog entry? [11:55] if you did a debuild -S before adding the changelog, that would happen [11:56] I can't use debuild -S unless I add a change log entry otherwise it wants the GPG key that does not belong to me [11:56] Ok, so if I don't do dch -i first, then I get "signfile syncevolution_1.5-0ubuntu4.dsc Ken VanDine " [11:56] secret key not available [11:57] well you can if you have a default key set (or use -us -uc) but clearly that is not the problem [11:57] So, are you saying that I should rather create a new change log entry, then edit the control file and create the .install file and then use debuild -S [11:58] well yes, but if you didnt do that already it shouldnt be a problem [11:59] octoquad, feel free to make a bzr branch if that is easier [11:59] I think I see where I went wrong, I got the package with dget, did the changes then ran dch -i, then debuild -S. Let me try other way and see if that works, I can't remember if I tried it that way before. [12:00] oh the branching was a mission as well lol [12:02] octoquad, why? [12:04] it worked! [12:04] oh my hat, so the order I did it was wrong. Thanks darkxst [12:05] octoquad, np [12:05] I had patch hunking failures [12:05] and fuzz [12:05] and previous patches were trying to be applied [12:06] For bug #1406200 should we re-assign to wiley milestone? [12:06] bug 1406200 in Ubuntu GNOME "Add support for GOA in Syncevolution to make it work with Ubuntu-Gnome (Vivid)" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1406200 [12:06] octoquad, yes it will have to go into wily first [12:06] havent checked if it could be SRU'ed to vivid [12:07] ok so creating debdiff for vivid is useless then? [12:07] octoquad, create for wily, and get that sponsored first [12:07] (I can't upload it) [12:07] oh ok, how does one check if a package can be SRU'ed for an active release? [12:07] bug fixes are ok for SRU [12:08] I see, package splits are not then. Noted. [12:10] octoquad, looking, I'd say its unlikely to be valid for vivid SRU [12:10] btw, what is the time by you now? [12:10] 10pm [12:11] Ok, I just wanted to add your timezone to clocks quickly. I hardly get a chance to ask you things during the week because of work. [12:12] octoquad, ok I'm +10 for winter [12:12] ta. Before you go, could you way in on this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-gnome/+bug/899878 [12:12] Ubuntu bug 899878 in Ubuntu GNOME "Software center have hardcoded colors and shows white font on white bg" [High,In progress] [12:13] I've created a CSS file for Ubuntu Gnome, it's nearly done, but it doesn't really fix the problem for other themes. Should I even pursue this further? [12:18] octoquad, they would probably take a fix for adwaita, since its our default theme, zero chance they would take fixes for other unsupported themes though [12:19] Ok, i'll finish the GOA support and then finish that up. If you need a hand with anything, please shout. I have some time available for the next couple of weeks. [12:20] I've been testing Wiley on and off in between everything else. [12:23] 3.16 is falling into line pretty well, few bits of core are still blocked though [12:24] and would be nice to get some sort of DEP-11 support for gnome-software running this cycle [12:24] debian have been working on the latter, and I believe its live in tanglu [12:25] I'll try and chat with ximion about it in the next week [12:26] yes it's very smooth, I actually want to redo my desktop setup using Wiley Alpha 2, unfortunately staging breaks for me in vivid [12:27] what breaks? not heard any reports of vivid staging being broken [12:28] I don't have any vivid boxes left however, apart from test VM's [12:28] maybe it's just my setup, it's been upgraded from 14.04 all the way through to 15.04. I can't recall, but the desktop doesn't work with a new profile or an existing one. [12:28] I'll try now, maybe it was a temporary problem when I tried. [12:28] ~2 months ago [12:30] most of the core stuff is backported from wily, so should be pretty stable [12:31] busy upgrading to staging now, I'll let you know how it goes. [12:31] apps are potentially a little out out date [12:32] I really like what the did to the overall look of GNOME and the notifications is a such a useful change. [12:40] oh, one the wiley side of life, I had these two problems: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glib2.0/+bug/1479986 [12:40] Ubuntu bug 1479986 in glib2.0 (Ubuntu) "No such key 'external-editor' in schema 'org.gnome.eog.ui'" [Undecided,New] [12:40] and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2-signed/+bug/1479980 [12:40] Ubuntu bug 1479980 in grub2-signed (Ubuntu) "package grub-efi-amd64-signed 1.53+2.02~beta2-26ubuntu5 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] [12:41] first would be an obsolete key in ubuntu-gnome-default-settings overrides, feel free to submit a patch for that ;) [12:42] hehe [12:42] no idea about the latter, and I need to sleep so not even going to look ! [12:42] haha, all good [12:43] but we don't touch any of the grub stuff, so would be an all of ubuntu and flavours problem [12:44] should I mark Ubuntu Gnome as affected for the grub problem so reports can see it? [12:44] sure [12:44] sorry ...reporters can see it? [12:45] assign it a w milestone, you have access to that no? [12:45] yes and done [12:46] ok, staging is installed. Let's see how that goes. brb [13:11] darkxst, Thank you for your advise :) Yes, I am finding note application, [13:11] Thank you very much :) [13:17] darkxst: Hey ol' pal, how's the distro going? [13:25] SonikkuAmerica, still tracking along, though Ive been flat out bust with real life, have others doing most of the work, I just doing the harder stuff that no one else can [13:25] when I can slot an hour or 2 in [13:30] and dealing with idiots on the mailing lists [13:42] Idiots? [13:50] there has a been a couple of very verbose, troll types with a false sense of entitlement towards the project [13:51] maybe they meant well, but came across bad, and one likes to write 2000 word essays [13:52] * darkxst goes bed, night