[00:06] i think a lot of people may not have noticed the flyer is two pages, because all the serious problems i found are on page 2! [00:21] https://bugs.launchpad.net/xubuntu-marketing/+bug/1501113 [00:21] Launchpad bug 1501113 in Xubuntu marketing materials "Wily flyer problems" [Undecided,New] [03:23] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tumbler/+bug/1168558 I believe I see this a decent amount. [03:23] Launchpad bug 1168558 in tumbler (Ubuntu) "tumblerd crashed with SIGSEGV in tumbler_thumbnailer_create()" [Undecided,Confirmed] [07:34] bluesabre: new file now appears to be unknown, but does open with mousepad [07:34] bbl [11:37] knome: you has moarmail :) [11:40] aha [11:41] not looking anymore - have to stop sometime :D [11:41] bbl [11:42] :D [12:58] slickymaster: Updated my list of issues I've spotted in the RU translation of the docs: http://paste.openstack.org/show/JfIUJfjIt0DabJlzr4ot/ [17:42] i have a question regarding the qa testing case of the live session. When i choose my language the text in the installer and the os changes, but in apps like firefox and LO it doesnt. Is that the normal behaviour? [17:48] language packs are installed later, so normal i guess === cmars is now known as cmars_noodles [19:09] hi [19:10] could you guys recommend me some tool for xubuntu remastering? [19:10] i don't want to create new distro, just to make my life easier with reinstalls [19:11] morf: #xubuntu is the support channel - though with that #ubuntu will be just as useful [19:11] well i don't think it's entirely offtopic it somehow fits in xubuntu development category ;) [19:12] really - can't say I've noticed remastering something on the processes [19:14] ok then === cmars_noodles is now known as cmars [20:25] evening [20:25] hello ochosi [20:27] evening ochosi [20:28] flocculant: did you get to pinging someone about that gvfs bug? [20:28] ish [20:28] which one? [20:29] the file not opening properly appears to be on the way to being fixed - desrt was doing something, and an update today has the file actually opening, but unknown to start with [20:29] the trash one I lost track of amongst other things - though I believe it's been linked upstream [20:31] trash one - desrt assigned, upstream bug linked [20:32] ochosi: both glib issues seemingly [20:32] ah [20:32] i think the first one i wasn't even aware of [20:33] knome: have we ever discussed shipping file templates btw? [20:33] ochosi, i think briefly [20:33] ochosi: right - they were both being talked about at the same time - easy to get mixed up I expect :) [20:43] knome: i really would like to improve that for 16.04: that the file > create doc submenu in thunar isn't empty anymore [20:43] bbiab [20:43] ochosi, what would we have there? [20:43] ochosi, just totally empty files? [20:45] yep - seems to be [20:46] what would we want - templates for things we supply - text, calc and writer? [20:47] i would assume so [20:52] can't imagine needing more [21:36] knome, flocculant: yeah, empty files for our default apps would be nice [21:36] guess this shouldn't be too hard to set up, once you know where to put those files [21:36] yea [21:37] certainly easy enough to do locally [21:37] only issue is translations for the template names [21:37] i'm not saying this is the most useful feature in the world, but it sucks a bit to have an empty menu [21:37] hi bluesabre :) [21:37] oh hey [21:37] sneaking up on us like this... [21:37] * ochosi rolls his eyes [21:37] only here briefly [21:37] whats up [21:38] oh, not much [21:38] bluesabre: I guess the easiest would be to have really simple names - I'd LO Calc would be LO still :p [21:38] i was just checking in briefly to see what the status of that bug was [21:38] and then i remembered that template thing [21:39] so what was the translations problem again? i mean are those not very generic types - practically mimetypes - which should be translated somewhere already? [21:39] not sure how populating the templates folder works [21:40] but they are files, and the templates just presents the file names [21:40] (just a thought) [21:40] shall I add it to bp for x now so it doesn't get forgotten? [21:41] good idea [21:41] yeah, please do so [21:42] as for gmb, no update yet... it doesn't crash every time for me, and never with valgrind, so some sort of race condition [21:42] still digging though :) [21:42] bluesabre: :) [21:44] great, thanks bluesabre [21:44] bluesabre: ok - added that to dev bp [21:47] flocculant: great, thanks [21:47] np [21:47] i wonder, if we add these files to x-d-s, couldn't we translate them somehow? [21:48] at least via a script or something that then just creates those files via touch or something (well yeah, maybe that's a bit hacky...) [21:51] running out, bbabl [21:52] cya bluesabre [22:00] btw, not sure you read the reports about the "new ubiquity" or "ubiquity replacement" within ubuntu [22:01] i mean yeah, it was only a matter of time before they would throw the current installer under the bus for something that works on phones too [22:01] I did see something that was just lots of purple [22:04] ochosi: not sure that's going to be much fun if we spend the whole of x dealing with broken installers because phone :( [22:05] are there facts on the table that they are landing it for X? [22:07] not that I've seen [22:07] but forearmed is forewarned [22:08] knome: all that I've seen is post from design [22:09] yeah, i wouldn't freak out about it either [22:09] nope [22:09] haven't read anywhere that the old ubiquity is going anywhere [22:09] yeah [22:09] so i would presume we can continue to use that [22:09] of course [22:09] why not? [22:10] it's not closed source or anything [22:10] I'd not expect to see changes land for that half way through an LTS dev cycle [22:10] also who knows, maybe the new installer will be totally stable and easily customizable >:D [22:10] be that as it may, i need some sleep [22:10] nighty everyone! [22:10] nighty ochosi [22:10] night ochosi :) [22:24] and night from me as well now :) [22:33] nightY flocculant === ali12341 is now known as ali1234 [23:58] back now [23:59] ochosi: if it could be stable, that would only be like the old ubiquity we haven't seen in quite some time [23:59] ;)