[00:43] flocculant: there's some limitation in how you can retrace crashes if packages in the chain come from a PPA, so it very much depends on which packages you're talking about [00:44] mmk [00:45] I assumed there was a real reason rather than some - "it's not offical" just never actaully thought too much about it [00:45] right [00:45] generally anything that 'xubuntu ppa' is about is just an upstream fix prior to it landing in ubuntu I guess [00:46] that's certainly be the ppa's I would be wondering about for sure [00:46] it's because if you try to retrace and in the chain you have something that comes from a PPA, you won't get the debug symbols for that [00:46] because usually you didn't have debug packages built for PPAs [00:47] so could that be added to ppa - if it was an 'official one's so that it worked? [00:47] I don't know [00:47] bear in mind I don't understand packaing or code at all - so will ask silly questions :) [00:48] don't worry, I can ask my share of silly questions too [00:48] or rather ones that have a reason - just one I've not thjought of because: ) [00:49] but one day the question will turn out to just be emperor's clothes I hope :D [00:49] cyphermox, i'd like your silly questions please ;) [00:49] (but make sure they are *really* silly) [00:49] what's the universe? [00:49] :D [00:49] something that the masters maintain [00:50] knome: only because you are bored with my silly question ... [00:50] cyphermox: that's not silly, that's why we are here :p [00:50] flocculant, very true, without universe there wouldn't be xubuntu [00:50] the answer is 'outside' ofc [00:51] I can do you another: what is time? [00:52] Package: time [00:52] Description-en: GNU time program for measuring CPU resource usage [00:52] cyphermox, you're not even trying, right? [00:52] I'm perhaps too metaphysical. [00:52] or not silly enough [00:53] only a thing called god called be too metaphysical [00:53] desperately waiting for balloons to tell me to stop :p [00:53] flocculant, does that mean i'm too metahysical, since every time i tell a really bad joke you say "oh my god" [00:53] +p [00:54] s/god/word [00:54] :p [00:54] :P [00:55] cyphermox: anyway - sriously thanks :) [00:56] * knome thanks, bows and tiptoes backwards back to the closet with his clown outift [00:56] I'll just go back to my lot and tell them cyphermox said "No" [00:56] no - I'll ask knome to tell them :) [00:56] flocculant, tell them that we can do it if we build the debug packages too [00:56] knome: might take a bit more than just that [00:56] no - Sean will slap me [00:57] cyphermox: ha [00:57] cyphermox, we'll start with that and if it isn't enough, we'll take the whip out and tell our tech lead to do more [00:57] you should take a look at apport-retrace, see if it absolutely needs dbgsym packages, and discuss the situation with pitti [00:57] >:) [00:57] or we can ask him to do that instead [00:57] your choice [00:58] knome: tbh, building debug packages in the packaging code comes with its own set of problems [00:58] namely, it's duplicated work since the buildds will spew some for you as it strips the packages when building things, it's just that for PPA those may be thrown out [00:58] I refuse to get drawn into this - so I can ask why vb only questions at the last minute :D [00:59] mhm [01:00] cyphermox: I do apologise - I just tried to ask a simple question, which no was a suitable answer to - but knome just knomed it :D [01:00] and I do jest of course :) [01:01] hey, it would be useful for me too sometimes, when debugging stuff [01:01] yep [01:01] I'm not too fond of doing uploads for stuff that may or may not work properly :) [01:02] cyphermox: I am sure - it's been a long day - I'm much more serious if I am in -release or -desktop [01:02] i don't think there are stupid questions... [01:03] and asking is never bad [01:03] fortunately kind people like cyphermox sometimes even answer me [01:03] asking is never bad - but there are stupid questions too [01:03] and I can answer those as not signed CoC [01:04] tsk tsk [01:04] :) [01:04] can you really see me doing that? [01:05] gasp. [01:05] but there are stupid questions - I'm brazen enough to ask them :D [01:05] and learn too ;) [01:05] ^ same goes here... [01:06] but really, if we didn't ask, we'd not have this and that in xubuntu [01:06] * flocculant actually learnt a fair old bit this week [01:06] knome: yep [01:06] so yeah, I'm always happy to answer questions and do what I can to help [01:06] I leant stuff about evince and +gtk this week [01:07] cyphermox: yea I know - you do have the badge [01:07] the badge? [01:08] cyphermox, he's referring to the "stupid" stamp on your forehead [01:08] oh, oops, i wasn't supposed to say that aloud [01:08] cyphermox: the 'supernamry extranice zoobuntuyguy' badge [01:08] cos you're just this nice guy :D [01:09] /msg flocculant didn't we agree we didn't use that name, but "stupid" [01:09] "oops" [01:09] i'm just kidding of course :) [01:09] I also know just enough to be real dangerous ;) [01:09] \o/ [01:09] that's the best [01:09] /msg knome thoguht we decideds cyphermox could have it once [01:09] knowing too much makes you too self-aware [01:09] cyphermox: :) [01:10] what's with all the irc clients tonight :P [01:10] Friday I suppose [01:10] oir fat fingurese [01:10] :Ð [01:11] drif itype that [01:23] cyphermox, you definitely want to talk with bluesabre about the PPA bug reporting issues [01:23] cyphermox, he can actually give you half-sensible answers [01:24] maybe [01:25] sssh, don't spoil it too early [01:25] trying to remember to read backlog ... [01:26] flocculant, i'll gather the juicy parts as usual to the xubuntu-gossip mailing list [01:26] \o/ [01:27] knome: wot? [01:27] hi tsimonq2 [01:27] tsimonq2, hullo [01:28] tsimonq2: have you relaxed a bit now? [01:28] :) [01:28] knome: is there REALLY a xubuntu-gossip list, or was that a joke? [01:28] tsimonq2, it's totally a joke [01:28] there really is [01:28] flocculant: oh...hahahaha...I am always that hyper if not more XD [01:28] don't belive knome [01:28] well, there you go... [01:28] ;) [01:28] * tsimonq2 Googles it [01:28] :) [01:29] :P [01:29] nope [01:29] I tried googling it once - had safe search off [01:29] bad move [01:29] ? [01:29] on his part [01:29] it mignt help finding it if you knew the secret URL for it [01:31] yep [01:31] it's on gggogle I believe [01:33] tsimonq2: anyway - chill a bit :) [01:33] flocculant: ask w x l about it [01:33] :P [01:34] okok, here's the link to the archives: http://tinyurl.com/xubuntu-gossip [01:36] wxl: apparently I need to ask w x l something - but noit sure? [01:37] tsimonq2 said so ... [01:37] :P [01:39] flocculant: ask him about why I am so hyper :P [01:39] you can of course do that [01:39] flocculant: well don't yell at me to chill out unless you ask him [01:41] Hello body, i would like change my driver in ubuntu [01:41] sallon, this isn't a support channel, try #ubuntu [01:42] ok thank [02:42] tsimonq2: on the other hand - whoever is the release manager for whatever flavour you represent will tell you what they require ;) [02:44] flocculant: what is that supposed to mean? [02:46] ask people what and how to ask things in official channel like -release, it reflects on all flavours - cheers :) [02:46] What is the current state of Xenial? Open for development? What? [02:47] what sort of comment is that to people who are doing their job [02:47] ? [02:49] we might all be part-time, but please treat those in -channels who work for Canonical and then do things for 'us' with the respect they all deserve [02:49] ok :) [02:49] s/part-time/part-time volunteers [02:50] tsimonq2: it reflects on us all ;) [02:51] flocculant: so your point is I should ask in an official channel? [02:52] tsimonq2: no [02:52] tsimonq2: my point is to be polite [02:52] ok :) [02:53] twice with the :) - read this please http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/conduct [02:53] youy can gpg sign that thing [02:54] flocculant: already done months ago [02:54] my basic issues is - be rude and I WILL be ruder [02:54] tsimonq2: so why do you NOT do it? [02:55] flocculant: show me the rule that I am breaking and I will fix it [02:55] that's like saying 'who gives one'~@ [02:55] so what are you implying here? [02:56] tsimonq2: you are rude, care little for anyone else but yourself [02:56] hang on [02:56] rude...calling ME rude...tsk tsk tsk' [02:57] I will find the first line of the CoC which says don't [02:57] "Ubuntu is about showing humanity to one another: the word itself captures the spirit of being human. [02:57] that one [02:57] read it tsimonq2 [02:57] the whole thing tsimonq2 [02:58] flocculant: hate to point this out, but you could use a dose of the CoC yourself. [02:58] cool - cya tomorrow [02:58] teward: :D [02:58] ooh get rekt [02:58] so how about both of you, take your keyboards, click the entry box... [02:58] type /quit [02:58] and cool it for a while [02:58] then come back [02:58] teward: no! [02:58] :P [02:58] (I do NOT want to have to call chanops to break you two apart) [02:58] :) [02:59] teward: but we aren't breaking any rules... [02:59] * teward rereads, sees sniping at each other, calling each other rude, being overall generally non-supportive of a civil environment [03:00] ***In any case*** [03:00] lets move on [03:00] and stop shooting at each other [03:01] teward: well sorrryyy...this sir was being really critical...I got defensive [03:03] teward: do you understand my point of view? :P [03:04] he possibly does - on the other hand I don't :) [03:04] you really just need to chill out n -release [03:04] they don't need it and have a job to do - which DOES not include flavours [03:05] unless it's changed - thanks tsimonq2 === nudtrobert1 is now known as nudtrobert [06:46] knome, cyphermox: apport-retrace doesn't require dbgsym packages, it just tries to grab as many as it can; otherwise you'll end up with worse stack traces [06:47] but if you e. g. have locally built debs with debug symbols already installed, that's fine === nudtrobert1 is now known as nudtrobert [12:17] Morning to you all [12:25] pitti: I suppose I misspoke by saying apport-retrace, I meant apport in general and the requirement for up to date packages / not PPA packages [12:26] cyphermox: ah, that's something completely different then :) requiring for up-to-date packages is a design decision, not really a bug [12:26] I know [12:26] there's a secret way to disable it if you must, but we really don't want to advertise this [12:27] * pitti bbl [16:08] flocculant: says who? === benonsoftware is now known as MisterHiyas