[05:41] Good morning [05:54] Good morning ! [05:54] Hi pitti [06:12] good morning [06:30] bonjour didrocks, hey hikiko! [06:30] hey pitti, didrocks hikiko [06:42] hey pitti, darkxst! [06:46] hi didrocks darkxst :) [06:47] hey hikiko :) [06:51] heat wave here ;( [06:51] seb128, Laney can you add me to the trello group [07:00] good morning desktopers! [07:01] re seb128 [07:01] re didrocks [07:01] darkxst, unsure how trello is working, need to have a look [07:31] darkxst, why did you report bug #1517317 against linux? [07:32] bug 1517317 in linux (Ubuntu) "FTBFS gnome-builder" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1517317 [07:32] also why isn't debian having the issue? can we get it fixed there since it's in sync? [07:33] seb128, it hasnt passed new queue yet, so there is no gnome-builder to file against [07:33] I've commited the change to the debian svn also [07:33] yeah, in which case just report against ubuntu [07:33] no package is better than a wrong one [07:33] hey desktopers [07:33] also https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-builder/+filebug ? [07:33] it went through source NEW [07:33] so the package exist [07:34] hey ricotz [07:34] darkxst, seb128, I am hoping you are seeing broken CSD shadows too with gtk 3.18.5 [07:34] ricotz, how broken? under what env? [07:34] I didn't upgrade yet, let me try [07:34] hey ricotz [07:34] seb128, missing transparency [07:35] didrocks, hi [07:36] (seb128, with gnome-shell) [07:36] ricotz, seems like the update is stil in xenial-proposed so I don't have it yet [07:37] unsure if that's a side effect of larsu's fix 0001-gtkwindow-continue-calling-gtk_style_context_set_bac.patch: [07:37] seb128, apparently my search foo failed then [07:38] seb128, will downgrade to confirm, but I pretty certain its gtk ;) [07:40] seb128, I don't know why debian didnt see it, webkit2gtk must be pulled in elsewhere, but that is ok, I know they like to be explicit with the build-deps [07:41] darkxst, right, it's just weird that it gets pulled in for them [07:41] ricotz, yeah, it's likely [07:41] ricotz, and you shouldn't be used -proposed ;-) [07:41] seb128, ricotz always uses proposed! [07:41] darkxst, you might want to look at https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=804769 while you are fixing gnome-builder? [07:41] Debian bug 804769 in gnome-builder "Some files are not installed in any binary" [Normal,Open] [07:42] seb128, oh that is the same issue [07:44] seb128, yeah, it is gtk causing it [07:44] seb128, but I didnt see that in the debian build logs [07:45] darkxst, I do indeed ;), would be just half of the fun without it [07:45] ours "HTML and Markdown Preview ............ : no", theirs = yes [07:47] darkxst, their .install needs to be updated to including the missing files though no? [07:47] seb128, looking at that now [07:47] thanks [07:53] seb128, I think libide should be split out, assuming its really meant to be a public library [07:54] ^ ricotz [07:54] and the gir path is commented out, in the install file [07:54] good morning! [07:54] no idea why [07:55] seb128: what's the problem? [07:56] seb128: also, good morning. ça va? [08:03] hey larsu, wie gehts? [08:04] larsu, ricotz says the gtk update has transparency issues under gnome-shell for CSD applications [08:04] larsu, but that's .4 -> .5 as well, so might not be your patch [08:05] seb128: my patch should only do unnecessary work on shell (set a bg color that is never used) [08:05] I'm good thanks :) [08:20] Morning [08:21] hey Trq [08:21] *Trevinho [08:21] hey Trevinho [08:27] good morning Trevinho [08:29] hi didrocks! [08:31] darkxst, does gnome-builder really install all required headers/dev-file/pkg-config now? otherwise there is not point in splitting it yet [08:32] hey larsu ;) [08:35] ricotz, no headers, but there are gir files, a pc file and docs, all for libide that are not installed due to the debian packaging [08:36] I don't actaully know if libide is meant to be public though [08:36] darkxst, the staging ppa contains a package was the merged into debian? [08:36] ricotz, no, it wasnt [08:36] darkxst, if there are no installed headers, everything is not usable like vapi/pc-file and so on [08:37] ricotz, yes this is why I am questioning if any of it should be actually installed [08:37] ok, that is what I did in staging [08:37] (only install the required and usable parts) [08:39] ricotz, right, so its probably fine as is, and can ignore all the list-missing output [08:55] morning desktoppers [08:56] morning willcooke [08:58] hey willcooke [08:58] hey willcooke [08:58] darkxst, ricotz, ignoring list-missing is poor taste and usually bites back at some point, better to --fail-missing and rm the things you don't want to install explicitely [09:01] * didrocks hugs seb128 for this! [09:01] that, trailing comas [09:01] I CONVERTED YOU ALL! :) [09:01] seb128, I didnt quite mean that literally, I will file an upstream bug and find out what is acutally meant to happen! [09:03] * seb128 hugs didrocks [09:03] didrocks: you don't like trailing commas?, [09:03] darkxst, thanks [09:03] * larsu doesn't know what didrocks is talking about, [09:03] larsu: I do, I was quite alone pushing for it! [09:03] yo [09:03] lonely* even :) [09:03] hey Laney [09:03] hey Laney [09:03] Laney: morning!, [09:03] didrocks: ;) [09:08] didrocks: Pffff [09:13] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=758266 [09:13] Gnome bug 758266 in general "Is libide meant to be a public library?" [Normal,New] [09:14] seb128, did you work out trello? [09:15] or maybe willcooke has better trello skills ;) [09:15] * didrocks is puzzled why his new zsh function isn't sourced in /usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions [09:15] any zsh user familiar with that? [09:15] darkxst: I added you I think [09:15] enjoy [09:16] * willcooke is reminded to send that email... [09:17] darkxst, sorry was dealing with night backlog, seems like Laney sorted it out for you [09:17] didrocks, I'm not, -devel might have more zsh users though [09:17] seb128: yeah, good idea, continuing digging just in case [09:18] * seb128 investigates a u-s-d crasher due to g-s-d dropping some schemas key and grrrr at GNOME handling of schemas [09:18] of course, best way to find an issue: just speak about it on IRC and your next try will work! [09:18] seb128, I didnt drop any schemas [09:18] (in g-s-d) [09:19] darkxst, well, somebody did, I'm going to tell you who want when in a bit [09:20] Laney, hmm, I can't actually add items still [09:21] dunno sorry [09:22] "Any team member can join this board without being invited" is ticked [09:23] GNOME work or GNOME software? [09:24] darkxst, ^ [09:24] willcooke, both [09:24] but maybe its just a UI fail, says I am admin of the team now? [09:25] maybe you have to add yourself [09:25] darkxst, reload [09:25] I've added you again [09:26] darkxst, oh yes you did, http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-settings-daemon/ubuntu/revision/491/debian/patches/revert-gsettings-removals.patch [09:26] willcooke, k thanks that worked [09:26] 26 [09:26] [09:26] + [09:26] 27 [09:26] [09:26] + ["", "", ""] [09:26] I was sort of hoping that he could have figured it out himself [09:26] 28 [09:26] [09:26] so that we don't have to hand hold every time [09:26] + <_summary>Wacom display mapping [09:26] 29 [09:26] [09:26] + <_description>EDID information of monitor to map tablet to. Must be in the format [vendor, product, serial]. ["","",""] disables mapping. [09:26] 30 [09:26] [09:26] + [09:26] ups, sorry [09:26] launchpad diff copy fail [09:26] darkxst, that commit dropped the "" [09:29] seb128, that must have been a bad rebase, diffs of diffs of xml files are a nightmare [09:29] diff the installed files at the end [09:29] darkxst, yeah, it was not meant as a blame, it's easy to make mistakes [09:29] just saying that this key is used by u-s-d and missing [09:29] (thanks e.u.c!) [09:30] darkxst, I'm fixing it [09:32] seb128, ok thanks [09:33] darkxst, btw should I upload the g-c-c diff from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-control-center/+bug/1512435 ? the other bits landed, you should be able to move g-c-c to universe with that [09:33] Ubuntu bug 1512435 in unity-control-center (Ubuntu) "Stop depending on gnome-control-center" [High,Fix released] [09:33] just wanted your ack before uploading [09:34] morning [09:35] hey andyrock [09:36] hey andyrock [09:36] seb128, +1 go ahead [09:36] darkxst, thanks [09:44] great, g-s-d is blocked in proposed because it picked up packagekit 1.0 [09:44] * seb128 deleted that update from proposed now [09:44] seb128, yes [09:44] the rebuild should not have that issue === hikiko_ is now known as hikiko [09:55] reckon anyone on the mir team is looking at it being blocked in proposed? [09:58] haha [09:58] good one ;-) [09:58] :) [09:58] you are the one who retried the liburcu builds? [09:58] yes [09:58] second time now [09:58] hangs [09:58] k, so you are looking at it ;-) [09:58] no [09:58] that was the blocker no? [09:59] or is it more to it? [09:59] yes [09:59] but I don't really want to fix mir's dependencies [09:59] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/liburcu/0.9.1-2 [09:59] on day, people will understand why I wanted to link trunk to "package in release pocket" without giving force option to upstream :) [09:59] seems it built now? [09:59] how does it seem that? [09:59] ppc64el is in progress [10:00] didrocks, they did, they removed the force option [10:00] didrocks: one day! [10:00] and seems to be hung [10:00] like it did last time [10:00] seb128: right, but they still have a copy of trunk [10:00] oh, the error is "old binaries left on amd64: liburcu2 (from 0.8.8-1) " [10:00] seb128: and work there :p [10:00] that's one of them [10:00] fixed by removing the NBS [10:00] the real one is missing build on ppc64el [10:00] k [10:00] nag kgunn [10:01] maybe step 1 would be fine a bug and assign to the mir team? [10:01] asked in their channel [10:01] didrocks, not really, they removed the "force merge" trigger from landers recently because it was abused [10:01] so they can't merge back to trunk without carring about migration now [10:01] seb128: unsurprisingly, that's why I didn't give it to upstreams at the time [10:02] :-) [10:02] seems people needed to readd it without asking why it wasn't there in the first step (and only to landing team) [10:02] but well, repeating mistakes, that's the rule I guess :) [10:03] will care more once autopkgtest catches up [10:04] I predict that no xenial ppc64el porter machine is going to be a problem [10:09] Laney, that hangs happen on other archs and Debian as well, looks like the current upload was supposed to fix it but failed [10:09] oh well [10:10] I've a feeling the MIR team is not going to fix that but Debian might [10:10] I know [10:10] they might handle it though instead of me/us... [10:10] yeah [10:10] annoying that it blocks GTK [10:11] still other things doing that too [10:11] though according to ricotz the GTK update has a regression [10:11] you know the square round corners bug? [10:12] I notice that that little bit is white now where it was black before [10:13] but it's still solid? [10:13] :-( [10:13] not fixed, don't think it was supposed to be [10:14] right [10:14] likely the workaround from larsu [10:14] which changed the color from black to the window bg color [10:24] Some train working today (/me going to Turin for few days) === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [10:27] Trevinho, so actual train, not the one used to land unity ;-) [10:27] Trevinho, have a good trip! [10:27] seb128: yeah, one with wifi :-) [10:30] seb128: indeed [10:34] BAH, g-c-c ftbfs [10:34] * seb128 flips the desk [10:34] the ldb update makes samba unhappy [10:36] * larsu slowly turns seb128's desk around and pats him on the back [10:37] thanks [12:11] seb128: when you are back, do you have a minute to test something on your 32 bits machine with ubuntu make? [12:12] (I have a test failing on this arch, if you can't, I'll just install a VM) [13:10] didrocks, back [13:11] seb128: so, basically, the idea is that you install ubuntu-make (to get the deps), then git clone https://github.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-make.git; cd ubuntu-make; bin/umake ide clion [13:11] once installed, try to run it (and don't touch anything) [13:12] ps aux | grep clion -> paste the processes [13:13] didrocks, ubuntu-make from standard xenial archive? [13:13] seb128: yep, this is just to get the deps which hadn't change compared to master [13:13] k [13:13] thx! [13:14] yw! [13:19] larsu: you use git bzr don't you? [13:19] can I force push with it? [13:19] * Laney is using it for the first time [13:20] pitti made me rebase/split some commits and I couldn't bear trying to do that with bzr itself :) [13:21] didrocks, it's downloading, keeping you posted in a bit [13:21] seb128: thanks a lot! [13:21] yw! [13:22] Laney: from --help: git bzr push --overwrite ? [13:22] --help exists? [13:22] (yeah, I would have used -f also :p) [13:22] I got Cannot find bazaar remote with name '--help' [13:22] * Laney fails at this [13:22] Laney: git help bzr [13:22] what are you trying to do? [13:23] but git bzr --help [13:23] works as well here [13:23] doesn't exist [13:23] oh, git bzr integration [13:23] anyway let me try --overwrite [13:23] use pure bzr or git, don't mix :p [13:23] nope [13:23] yeah well, give me a bzr with rebase and commit --amend then :P [13:23] git-bzr-ng: /usr/share/man/man1/git-bzr.1.gz [13:24] are you sure you have the same plugin installed? :) [13:24] (the binary as well is in git-bzr-ng) [13:24] no idea [13:24] check it's the one you are using (first, that it's intalled) [13:25] installed* [13:25] I have 0+git20120823-1 [13:25] I have it from some checkout [13:25] github/kfish/git-bzr.git [13:25] hum [13:25] use the package man! :) [13:25] I probably tried it [13:25] maybe I should try again [13:26] yeah… keep me posted [13:26] help works at least [13:26] and listing commands as well [13:26] or I just push to a local repo and push from that one to LP :) [13:28] dude [13:29] git-bzr-ng is dead, removed in wily [13:30] as I apt install it directly I guess, it wasn't autoremoved [13:30] Laney: yes, git bzr push --overwrite [13:31] didrocks: you have vivid enabled or something? [13:31] didrocks, trying to start clion from the dash gives a "Cannot find VM options file." dialog [13:31] Laney: I'm on wily, I kept it I guess [13:31] rmadison git-bzr-ng is on my side [13:31] didrocks, process is from clion.sh which spawns zenity to display the error [13:31] seb128: ah, interesting, mind doing a screenshot? Maybe it's 64 bits only [13:32] Laney: yep, it was removed in wily: (From Debian) RoM; dependency about to be removed, alternative available; Debian bug #742415 [13:32] Debian bug 742415 in ftp.debian.org "RM: git-bzr-ng -- ROM; dependency about to be removed, alternative available" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/742415 [13:32] I know, I told you that :P [13:32] Laney: and as I told you, I should have installed it before it was removed [13:32] * Laney tries the git-remote-bzr support [13:32] didrocks, then when I close that one I get "32-bit JVM is not supported. Please install 64-bit version." [13:32] Laney: and as I apt install it directly, autoremove didn't remove it [13:32] (see above :p) [13:32] nothing related to some vivid repo added [13:33] I see, I thought you meant you installed it just now [13:33] seb128: ok, so only 64 bits, that explains why the tests are failing! Many thanks for testing :) [13:33] didrocks, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/clion.png and http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/clionbis.png [13:33] didrocks, yw [13:33] Laney: nope, I've (happily) used it in the past [13:33] seb128: ok, quite clear :) [13:34] Laney: keep me posted on git-remote-bzr, I'll switch to this if that works well for you [13:36] I missed the start of the discussion when restarting IRC, but what are you guys trying to do? [13:36] good morning [13:37] hey qengho [13:39] is anybody else using xenial and having issues with notify-osd bubbles when wheeling over indicator-sound? [13:39] I just see an underline on the panel [13:39] Treeeviiinhooo [13:40] or in fact might be that xenial indicator-sound landing, more likely even [13:40] seb128: works for me but I haven't updated in a day or so [13:41] that issue is older than a day or so for me [13:41] I'm updating and testing nonetheless [13:42] seb128, just tried it, I get a very feint purple line near the bottom of the indicator panel [13:42] ah [13:42] same here! [13:43] willcooke, thanks [13:43] upgrading now [13:43] syslog has those [13:43] ** (notify-osd:5464): WARNING **: bubble_recalc_size(): WARNING, no layout!!! [13:43] ** (notify-osd:5464): WARNING **: WARNING: No layout defined!!! [13:43] !!! [13:43] seb128: YOU HAVE NO LAYOUT!!! [13:44] seems I don't :-/ [13:44] ;) [13:44] weird it's not consistant between installs though [13:44] Laney, having it or not? [13:45] dunno, seems you already got people to try, not much point in everyone doing so [13:45] not sure I am super current etc [13:45] and fighting with git and bzr :P [13:46] Laney, k, we have 3 people and a 1 - 2, and it's a scroll event away, I though one more would give cheap extra data [13:46] but no big deal [13:46] give me a few minutes then [13:46] I'm going to try downgrading things [13:47] Laney: s/made/kindly asked/ :-) -- but I thought about bzr uncommit, shelving the others, bzr commit, and then unshelve/commit the rest, or just ignore me [13:47] pitti: hehe [13:47] indeed it's fugly with bzr [13:47] I have the right thing in git now [13:48] just got to ship it over somehow [13:48] * Laney is bashing it with a floppy hammer that doesn't work quite right [13:48] KeyErrors, fast-export dying, all this stuff [14:00] hi everyone. [14:00] nice to meet you. [14:01] how can i upload a patch for gvfs? [14:15] dupingping, hey, depending what you are trying to do? upstream is GNOME, if it's an Ubuntu specific change/packaging/backport on launchpad [14:15] ah I got it to push [14:15] it's messed up lp's diff though [14:40] pitti: there it is to re-review when you've got time [14:40] Laney: cheers! [14:40] didrocks: this seems to work pretty well, supports --force too [14:47] * Laney lunch [14:53] Laney: enjoy! [15:06] larsu, it seems that indicator-sound changed the format of what it sends to unity7 with https://code.launchpad.net/~xavi-garcia-mena/indicator-sound/bluetooth-icons-bug-1415480/+merge/272735 and that notify-osd doesn't like it, I pinged Xavi [15:06] unsure if notify-osd should deal better with input it doesn't like though [15:07] seb128: ah I updated and rebooted but forgot to test! I see the same bug [15:07] seb128: we should revert [15:09] wait. notify osd doesn't care about the indicator sound bus messages [15:09] downgrading the indicator fixes it though [15:09] so it's something in that changeset [15:10] right [15:14] seb128: got it. It sends a title for the notification now, which throws off notify osd [15:14] "Speakers" [15:14] do you consider that a notify-osd issue? [15:14] dunno really [15:15] it doesn't know what to do when it gets a title and a hint "make a volume bar" [15:15] i.e., it would simply ignore the title [15:15] and I guess this is specified somewhere (lol) [15:16] oh sorry, this is about message body, not title [15:16] it already ignores the title [15:17] indicator-sound now gives a notification with title "Volume" and body "Speakers" [15:20] is the sound notification on the phone showing this string? [15:20] yes, it is [15:20] apparently it's to distinguish between speakers, headphones, etc [15:20] exactly [15:20] larsu, right, I think the intend is to tell if that's your bluetooth headset or the speaking which is changing [15:20] I added the change as it was requested for the phone [15:21] larsu: so that would be the only change... [15:21] xavigarcia: there's quite some whitespace issues in that patch btw [15:21] I can make notify-osd ignore this [15:21] larsu: in fact that string was added in a previous branch, but now it is shown all the time... that's the difference [15:21] but I guess we should also show it on the desktop? [15:22] xavigarcia: when was it not shown before? In the "Speakers" case? [15:22] I'm not sure about that, to be honest [15:22] if so, I guess that's why noone noticed... [15:23] larsu: it was used to show the "Warning high volume can damage your hearing" string [15:23] ah, even less likely to get noticed on desktop [15:23] larsu: but that warning is only used on the phone [15:24] larsu: yep [15:24] larsu: I'm normally testing the sound indicator changes on the desktop... but... I'm never using the wheel to change the volume, so I didn't notice it [15:25] xavigarcia: only very few people do, but they are very important to us ;) [15:25] larsu: sure [15:25] larsu: so do you reckon you can fix it? or do we need extra work in the indicator [15:25] ? [15:25] xavigarcia: already did ;) [15:26] larsu: cool! [15:26] hm is my icon branch still outstanding? I'm seeing the old icon here [15:26] inded [15:29] larsu, which one? [15:29] larsu, https://code.launchpad.net/~larsu/notify-osd/spam-a-bit-less/+merge/274382 you mean? [15:30] yep [15:30] I just pressed published on that [15:30] :) [15:30] tested it while I was testing the notifications with old/new indicator [15:36] seb128: review appreciated ;) https://code.launchpad.net/~larsu/notify-osd/ignore-body-for-sync-bubbles/+merge/277855 [15:36] one line! [15:36] * larsu hopes that doesn't brean anything else [15:36] but it seems to work fine for me so far [15:36] brb [15:38] larsu, looking [15:48] started early, no break, time to sign off I guess :) [15:48] see you tomorrow guys! [15:48] didrocks, enjoy! [16:11] every few minutes unity is un-setting my caps-lock-as-control set through xmodmap. is there a "proper" way left to set such a keymap? (the keyboard control widget lost that setting months or years ago) [16:12] unity-tweak-tool has nothing, [16:14] used to only unset it on package upgrades... === newbie is now known as Guest87222 [16:33] hallyn, no idea why/what would do that... [16:35]