[00:59] ochosi, as I recall, gtk3 themes don't read correctly from ~/.themes [01:49] flocculant: Ping...thunar crash, same as before (SIGSEGV in thunar_file_compare_by name) :( [01:53] Awwwh. :( [03:54] there we go, I wrote a thing https://smdavis.us/2015/10/12/xfce-panel-switch-introduction/ :) [04:00] bed time, night all === meetingology` is now known as meetingology === g4mby is now known as PaulW2U [21:11] flocculant, I'll ping tomorrow morning about our email exchange [21:12] tbh, I'm still not completely sure I totally get what you meant [21:15] don't worry now :) [21:15] at chapter 10 now btw [21:16] lol [21:16] I'm guessing that you'll drop by, sometime during the morning, right? [21:17] be later in the day [21:18] not intending to push this till after 15.10 releases anyway - this wasn't for now but for 16.04 [21:18] no problem, if it's before 17:00 [21:19] in our timezone [21:19] I'm just getting ahead because I anticipate being busier next cycle than this one [21:19] :) [21:19] well, it's the early bird [21:20] and I said I would look at the whole docs thing for 16.04 [21:20] yeaps, [22:20] works quite well, the gtk3 port of xfce4-notifyd [22:23] evening all [22:23] hey ochosi [22:23] is that nice and themeable? [22:23] oh hey there [22:23] it is [22:23] the default themes have been ported [22:24] the labels are centered, but other than that it's 1:1 [22:24] so we have a lot of theming freedom now [22:25] sweet [22:26] the only thing it still doesn't do is draw a shadow [22:26] and the themes are all css now? [22:26] i wonder whether i could hack that in with css though [22:26] yeah [22:26] very nice [22:26] ali must've ported it all in one day [22:26] but we should really let some indent-bot go over his code, if you know what i mean ;) [22:26] :D [22:27] just open it with my current geany config, change all the lines [22:27] yeah, that would be nice, if you could just do that for all the files he touched :D [22:29] anyway, the most important fact is that it works and that it's done [22:30] and since it's "just an app" it can be released anytime [22:30] i'll prepare greybird so it supports it on day 1 [22:31] very nice [22:34] nice blog posts btw [22:34] thanks [22:34] you should really do the xubuntu release notes in this style (i know it's a lot of work though) [22:34] got one or two more today/tomorrow [22:35] and a whats new in 15.10 on thursday [22:35] busy busy [22:35] cool [22:37] ideally once I'm done, we'll have lots of screenshots for release notes [22:37] yeah, that sounds lovely [22:52] bluesabre: what was your opinion on the time-setting dialog for xfce4-settings btw? [22:53] ochosi: hm? [22:53] we do need one [22:53] and proper user management [22:55] didn't you get the "memo"? :) [22:56] there was an email on the xfce4-dev ml from someone who created a time-setting app [22:56] well "created" [22:56] * bluesabre is awful at reading MLs [22:56] more: forked from gnome2 [22:57] https://mail.xfce.org/pipermail/xfce4-dev/2015-October/031495.html [22:57] if forked means without gnome dependencies, thats a good starting point [22:57] I think it'd be a nice addition [22:58] yeah, it's integrated in xfce4-settings, so there shouldn't be any depends [22:58] i guess nick's original point was whether you need the map [22:58] for something you run only once or twice [22:58] have to say i sort of agree with him there [22:59] if the map were re-used in other places somehow, i'd say alright that's nice [23:00] yeah... but sucks to drop to config file editing or installing gnome-* to change your clock [23:00] kind of like using mugshot to set your name [23:00] :D [23:01] usermod! [23:01] D: [23:02] * bluesabre googles/mans everytime he has to create a new group or add a user [23:02] :) [23:03] i guess we should start by testing that branch [23:03] Hardest part is going "Now is that bloody tool useradd, or adduser?!" >_< [23:03] adduser unit193 sudo is pretty easy to add a group. [23:03] "or is it some systemctl command now?" [23:04] * bluesabre did not know about adduser [23:04] :'( [23:04] adduser bluesabre and then it'll simply ask a few questions. [23:07] anyway, night all! [23:08] bluesabre: if you get around to trying the branch linked in the email lemme know [23:08] ochosi: will try to take it for a spin soon [23:08] i'd be curious to know how well it works and whether it's "worth it"