[01:22] robert_ancell, was there some reason why you didnt just sync gnome-documents from Debian? [01:22] darkxst, didn't check the debian version - can sync [01:24] darkxst, done [01:26] thanks [04:32] anyone here experience gnome-shell taking up ~100% cpu more often than not? I wonder what's that about.. [06:20] so dark in here.. [06:21] gnome-shell eating all cpu? I don't think I've ever seen that [06:21] the obvious 1st question is: do you have any shell extensions enabled? [06:21] the 2nd question is: are you using hardware 3d rendering or llvmpipe? [06:24] and if the two questions don't provide any clues, it's probably time to pull out a profiler [06:24] is there any sysprof-like gui for perf/oprofile, I wonder? [06:25] mgedmin: i do have a couple extensions. tried disabling them, but can't be sure if it worked, coz the problem is not consistent. [06:27] mgedmin: htop output right now: http://imgur.com/rQjWX6m [06:29] Noskcaj, can you merge gnome-desktop3? [06:29] darkxst, to xenial or ppa? [06:30] xenial [06:30] ok, i should be able to get to that later [06:34] Noskcaj, thanks, i've done mutter/shell/g-s-d so far [08:31] gnome-calendar (wily/universe) seems rather broken (segfaults on startup after failing to build a template class GcalWindow) [08:32] can anyone confirm? [08:32] mgedmin, crashed here on xenial [08:32] rather, can anyone who has a stock 15.10 without the -staging ppa confirm? [08:34] * mgedmin files https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-calendar/+bug/1510830 [08:34] Launchpad bug 1510830 in gnome-calendar (Ubuntu) "gnome-calendar segfaults on startup" [Undecided,New] [09:39] (I want to test the hypothesis that gnome-calendar crash might be caused by gnome-calendar 3.16 using libraries from gnome 3.18) [09:39] (I should probably set up a chroot or something -- but I don't think I have enough free disk space for that) [09:43] mgedmin, it works in clean wily install [09:44] 3.18 should sync to xenial now, e-d-s is going through [09:46] * mgedmin updates bug with quotes from IRC [10:54] Hello. [10:55] Is it possible to change the dns servers while running a wifi connection without disconnecting? [10:55] j4s0nmchr1st0s, yes should be [10:55] just edit the wifi network and network-manager should update them for you [10:56] on the fly [10:56] in this case it runs on the pub tor net so use check.torproject.org just as or browser does. [10:56] darkxst: no looking at connection info it stays the same [10:57] secondary dns unchanged [10:58] j4s0nmchr1st0s, maybe a bug, though I generally just edit /etc/resolv.conf if I need a temporary dns change [10:58] darkxst: doesn't ubuntu gnome have the loopback resolver? [10:59] the nameservers are stored somwhere else [10:59] possibly in the memory of NetworkManage [11:00] yes, but i am talking temporary 1off changes, that I probably want gone next time I reconnect [11:04] ok then I have to add all three [11:19] darkxst: looks like it doesn't cycle [11:19] if it is appended [11:19] And also guessing there is some hardcoded nameservers in network manager if it decides to function like this. [11:20] It is really trying to bypass the system resolver/ [11:20] nameservers can come from about 5 different places depending on your config [11:21] but /etc/resolv.conf should be the definitive ones, just any changes get overwritten any time you reconnect [11:22] should, it isn't cycling [11:26] idk [11:26] * darkxst sleeps [13:39] darkxst clown the dns is not cycling [13:40] it only uses the loopback [13:40] even with the dns added to NetworkManager [13:41] Whatever the loopback is using it isn't including the secondary dns results [13:50] dns is complicated [13:51] (on ubuntu) [13:51] there's /etc/resolv.conf, which ought to be a symlink pointing to a file managed either by resolvconf or by network-manager [13:51] then you might or might not have a local dnsmasq installed [13:51] then you might or might not have resolvconf installed [13:52] and then network-manager runs its own copy of dnsmasq [13:54] afaiu the network-manager-managed dnsmasq listens on 127.0.1.1 [13:54] and forwards the queries to upstream DNS servers/implements split dns/whatever [13:54] so things to test: is /etc/resolv.conf pointing to 127.0.1.1? [13:54] if you query manually (host example.com 127.0.1.1), do you get the result you expect? [14:00] yes so it is not even using the secondary and tertiary servers [14:00] for that matter it may not even use the primary [14:01] I shall have to watch netstat later. [14:02] "The algorithm used is to try a name server, and if the query times out, try the next" [14:02] but usually queries don't time out, instead you get a NXDOMAIN response [14:16] mgedmin: it used to cycle [14:17] mgedmin: looks like ubuntu is devolving [14:18] "it" == the glibc resolver? [16:13] hm [16:13] since I upgraded to wily I notice this again: [16:13] when I wake up my sleeping laptop (by opening the lid), I briefly see my desktop session before the lock screen appears [16:13] I don't remember this in vivid [16:13] I do remember how this used to annoy me at some point in the past before vivid [17:11] Hi === kerdel is now known as ProjectHardcore [19:45] darkxst, can you please sync gnome-mahjongg [19:47] also tali [20:17] usermod -G group -a group USER doesn't work, what can be used to look and see all groups on the system or look for a specific group? [20:38] Noskcaj, done === th3s3_3y3s is now known as kingofanything === kingofanything is now known as th3s3_3y3s [22:40] Is there a metapackage for ubuntu-gnome?