[04:01] is there anyting siginificant in 15.10 that would make one want to instlal it over 14.04 lts? [04:05] maybe if you wanted to play around with systemd instead of upstart? [04:06] newer packages all across the board, of course, but I figure that's not news :) === Pharmasolin1 is now known as Pharmasolin [05:58] Hello! [06:00] Bonjour ! [06:01] good morning [06:02] ça va didrocks ? [06:02] Hi pitti didrocks [06:03] ça va pitti, et toi ? :) [06:03] hey hikiko [06:03] hey hikiko [07:47] Laney: just fixed the apt 404 errors, the images were using {archive,ports}.u.c. instead of ftpmaster.internal; argh [07:53] Hi! I recently installed Ubuntu Desktop on my little brothers Thinkpad. Having little experience with LVM I chose to let LVM handle the disk partitioning as I was installing the system. But now I regret that choice, seeing as the system partition - ”/dev/sda1” now has 256MB of total space and the disk has a total of around 150GB. [07:53] How can I reclaim this space and allocate it into /dev/sda1? [07:53] I read about LVM here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lvm [07:54] Almost all of the space is in a partition called /dev/dm-0 which is mounted at / [07:55] So I’m not even sure which is which. [08:00] Here is an image showing what the current disk state is: http://imgur.com/zaLw2Bf [08:03] good morning desktopers [08:04] hey seb128 ! [08:04] hey pitti! wie gehts? toujours à Lyon ? [08:04] wooot new plymouth by didrocks ;-) [08:05] seb128: oui, je quitte la maison de didrocks dans 20 minutes [08:05] Plizzo: Good news: You don't have any bug. The main drive is /dev/dm-0 (mounted at /) so you already have the whole disk to play with [08:06] duflu: That’s the logical conclusion that I jump to as well, but whenever he tries to install something, it complains that it’s out of disk space :/ [08:06] If you don't believe it, try: df -h /home [08:07] Laney: can you have a look at the infra today? I'm travelling back home and will be offline until the afternoon [08:07] duflu: I think I’ll have to head over there and check. Thanks! [08:08] Plizzo: Although /run/user/1000 is a tmpfs and limited to 193MB. Maybe that's the problem. Are you logged in as a guest or something? [08:08] Plizzo: Oops, ignore my previous comment [08:08] df -h /home should show you you have the whole disk to use [08:08] seb128: yeah \o/ [08:09] Oh, what's new didrocks, seb128 ? [08:09] duflu: I’ll have to check either way. My little brother is eight and should probably not be fooling around in the terminal. But his user is the primary user and an administrator. I’ll drop by their house later and see what the error might be. [08:09] If there even is one. [08:10] duflu: nothing really noticeable :) However, it's our first merge with debian ever [08:10] didrocks: Nice [08:10] didrocks: I mean nice, not Nice [08:11] duflu: moving from /lib/plymouth to /usr/share/plymouth required transitionning all flavors' theme [08:11] duflu: otherwise, I tried to sum up in the changelog :p [08:11] duflu: heh ;) [08:20] * pitti waves and goes offline and trainwards, see you this afternoon! [08:55] morning all [08:56] hey willcooke [08:59] morning all [09:00] hey andyrock, seb128 [09:00] willcooke: the meeting is in one hour? [09:00] hey andyrock [09:02] hey! [09:02] pitti: sure [09:03] hey Laney [09:03] ahoy seb128 [09:03] how are you? [09:04] good! [09:05] had dinner outside + bowling yesterday [09:05] I'm a bit tired today :-) [09:05] you? [09:06] dinner outside in december [09:06] what is the world coming to [09:06] good, christmas pub quiz last night althought we didn't win any prizes :( [09:09] can't win every time, it wouldn't be special/something you enjoy if it was like that! [09:10] had fun at least? ;-) [09:10] they have like 8 rounds instead of 2 at the christmas one :P [09:10] yeah, it was fun [09:10] you were there all night then?! [09:13] pretty long! [09:15] andyrock, yeah [09:15] Morning [09:15] hey Trevinho, how's London this morning? [09:16] hey Trevinho, had a good day off yesterday? [09:16] it was national holiday yesterday in Italy [09:16] right [09:16] and I think I forgot to report it in hr [09:16] willcooke: still to discover... I'll work from home today. [09:16] Trevinho, ahh [09:16] andyrock, and to send your status update for the meeting :p [09:17] :) [09:17] Trevinho, coming to the office tomorrow? [09:17] I've added the holiday to the calendar now, so we will know in the future [09:17] * andyrock is also not sure how does it work with national holidays if you live in a different country [09:18] seb128: hi, was good... Traveling day but I had good schedule, so I arrived here with no stress [09:18] good [09:18] seb128: yes tomorrow I'll be in the office [09:19] andyrock, just follow rules from where is your work contract I guess [09:19] seems like mozilla stops doing firefoxos phones :-( [09:19] Yeah [09:20] also because number_swedish_national_holidays <<<< number_italian_national_holidays [09:20] :D [09:21] andyrock: you know, they don't like to have fun there... [09:21] lol [09:21] :D [09:21] national holidays apply to the county you are "normally" based in. Like, if we went to a sprint in the USA and the Monday was a public holiday back home, then you'd get that day off in lieu. [09:22] no larsu today? [09:22] maybe gyming [09:22] I guess [09:25] gymming indeed! [09:25] good morning :) [09:25] hey larsu! [09:25] how are you? [09:26] good! [09:26] had a fun evening, including raclette and bowling [09:26] what about you? [09:27] well in that case starting from next year I'll move to swedish holidays [09:27] seb128: nice! Didn't have raclette in ages [09:28] seb128: I feel great after the gym :) Was out for some beers last night with Kay and David [09:28] I think I would feel better after some sport as well today [09:29] too much food and I'm a bit tired [09:29] hehe. tennis tonight? [09:30] probably not [09:30] day in London tomorrow and have to wake up early [09:30] but let's see, weather is nice to probably some jogging in the afternoon [09:31] larsu, can you rebase https://code.launchpad.net/~larsu/geonames/+git/geonames-1/+ref/debian on master? [09:32] https://git.launchpad.net/geonames?h=debian vs https://git.launchpad.net/geonames [09:32] seems you lack a bunch of commits [09:32] sue [09:32] *sure [09:32] thanks [09:32] I want to upload that [09:32] did you see the ping yesterday about u-c-c/the other bits that need porting? [09:32] I was off before you came back [09:34] yes === nudtrobert1 is now known as nudtrobert [09:35] do you want to upload it with the weird behaviour of the gtk completion? [09:35] it looks bad, but I haven't found a good solution for that yetr [09:35] what was the issue again? jumping UI? [09:36] I tried back then but it had been a while [09:36] yes [09:37] seb128: pushed the branch [09:37] danke [10:01] Trevinho, hikiko - sprint planning meeting [10:01] seb128, if you're interested ^ [10:01] willcooke, I am coming sorry [10:01] coming [10:17] pitti: if you get online, any idea about the apport failures? or should I update the version in your hint? [10:23] Laney: he talked about it this morning, he will be back online at ~1PM [10:24] 'it'? [10:24] and hi didrocks! [10:25] Laney: "apport" [10:25] or them if you prefer "apport failures" [10:25] and hey Laney ;) [10:25] * didrocks didn't hear any cry yet on plymouth [10:26] didrocks: listen more carefully :P [10:26] because it didn't migrate? [10:26] * didrocks has earplugs just in case :p [10:26] yeah ;) [10:26] hah [10:26] is that going to fix itself? [10:27] I didn't really follow, I guess apport can wait for an hour of half to get Martin online and see himself [10:27] plymouh [10:28] Laney: tests are still in progress, right? [10:28] (I wonder if the valid candidate still considers it and why it shows that up) [10:29] because they always failed, so tests, even in progress are not blocking? [10:29] http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_output.txt [10:29] looks like just xubuntu-artwork [10:30] interesting that we have that optimization to go the second stage if tests always failed, nice, didn't know that! [10:30] hum [10:30] Laney: I don't get how you see that xubuntu-artwork is the guilty one [10:30] didn't know it? [10:30] you updated the code path that I wrote to do that [10:30] to change the names [10:30] Laney: yeah, I thought it was always waiting on tests finishing first [10:30] right [10:31] but it didn't know that it had a "don't block even if tests are in progress" [10:31] I was thinking it was just a cosmetic thingy [10:31] that is exactly what it did [10:31] anyway look for "Trying easy from autohinter: ubuntu-mate-artwork/15.12.1 plymouth/0.9.2-3ubuntu1 ubuntustudio-look/0.50 plymouth-theme-sabily/1.3 lubuntu-artwork/0.57 ubuntu-gnome-default-settings/16.04.1 edubuntu-artwork/15.12.1 kubuntu-settings/1:16.04ubuntu1" [10:31] nice work Laney then ;) [10:31] and you will see what it is waiting for [10:31] * arm64: xubuntu-core, xubuntu-desktop [10:31] ok, it wants to remove them I guess [10:31] right? [10:31] http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#xubuntu-artwork [10:32] ah, so still tests in progress for it [10:32] yeah [10:32] so all is fine, it should migrate itself if I didn't do any typo in breaks and whatnot [10:33] (and both tests in progress passed) [10:34] http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/running.shtml#pkg-libreoffice [10:34] you can watch it in painful detail [10:35] yeah ;) [10:35] at least, amd64 done [11:02] didrocks: I'm getting some mails about plymouth killing autopkgtest workers with a postinst problem [11:02] * Laney fwds [11:07] wth? [11:08] it's like the initramfs doesn't match properly [11:08] (we tested this package with martin as well on qemu…) [11:08] * didrocks looks [11:09] I guess the issue is in update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for default.plymouth === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [11:09] oh I think I got it [11:09] it configure -text before -logo [11:09] and so, there is no alternative (yet) [11:10] as it's a clean state [11:10] and so, it can't create the initramf [11:10] initramfs [11:10] urgh [11:10] you can see that it's an upgrade of plymouth from the top of the log [11:10] Laney: mind blacklisting it for a little bit? [11:10] Laney: yeah but dangling symlink with the rename [11:10] nod [11:11] can block, I'm not sure how the autopkgtest blacklists work [11:11] yeah, please [11:12] done [11:12] thx [11:12] I think it's something we should push in debian as well [11:13] (if the theme doesn't exist, basically, just don't try to copy it unconditionally) [11:17] I'm puzzled why there is no .so in the error [11:27] didrocks: I can reproduce this by dist-upgrading in a cloud vm if that helps [11:28] Laney: ah nice, that will ensure I can test my fix then [11:29] (working on protecting in a sensible way for this config order) [11:29] the weird part is that we tested with martin in a cloud VM, upgrading from my ppa [11:34] didrocks: maybe remove from proposed meanwhile? [11:34] to stop the autopkgtesticide [11:35] yep, doing that [11:35] and uploading from myppa [11:35] to* [11:35] ♥ [11:36] sorry for your pain [11:36] respect for stepping up! [11:37] removed :) [11:37] sorry for the failure [11:37] still weird we didn't get that in multiple scenarios [11:38] before it's removed, let me start my cloud image [11:38] (while the fix is building on my ppa) [11:39] didrocks, once you done with plymouth I would appreciate if you could NEW review geonames, I just uploaded it. It's a small package, larsu is upstream, should be easy to review [11:39] larsu, Laney, ^ fyi [11:39] nice [11:39] larsu, would be nice if you could mp the u-c-c changes then, if that was ready [11:39] I am sure the packaging is EXCELLENT [11:39] well, after whatever you are working on [11:40] seb128: sure [11:40] Laney, let's see if didrocks agrees ;-) [11:40] didrocks, thanks [11:40] let me just first reproduce the plymouth failure [11:40] I can assure you it is excellent, done by a professional [11:40] then add my ppa [11:40] and check it's fixed :p [11:40] haha [11:40] how come it has a dated version? [11:40] because today has a date :p [11:40] Laney: because that professional doesn't know wtf they are doing... [11:41] ah, not my fault? [11:41] Laney, there is no official release and larsu would prefer not having some [11:41] and I wouldn't want to go through figuring out of CI train can build from git [11:41] I thought the upload would be the official release [11:41] the instructions it has are for bzr [11:41] but ok [11:41] I can rename it 0.1 without date if it makes you feel better [11:41] I don't really care either way [11:42] but then I guess we should publish the tarball on the launchpad project [11:42] I'm asking a question not insisting on anything [11:42] k [11:42] so yeah, I'm unsure how the release cycle of that componenjt is [11:42] ideally it would be CI train handled [11:43] but it's in launchpad git and I don't think they handle that atm [11:43] I just picked an option and went with it ;-) [11:44] I just thought it was going to be a real upstream project but no worries [11:44] seems to fail to build for me though [11:44] ./configure: line 12166: PKG_PROG_PKG_CONFIG: command not found [11:45] * Laney tries adding the build dep [11:45] arg [11:45] missing pkg-config? [11:46] Laney: can't reproduce with my desktop image derived from the cloud one, let me rebuild a cloud adt image and check [11:46] shrug, I didn't check the build-depends [11:46] didrocks: I used adt-buildvm-ubuntu-cloud -r xenial [11:46] Laney: yeah, it's what I'm running right now to have a fresh cloud-only image :) [11:46] but yeah, needs glib as well [11:47] then qemued into it as normal [11:47] Laney, ^ you are fixing that? [11:47] or should I [11:47] could do [11:47] where's the branch? [11:47] Laney: the "good" news is that it reenforce the fact that it's order-dependant :) [11:47] Laney, https://git.launchpad.net/geonames?h=debian but I didn't submit my tweaks yet [11:48] need to go for lunch though [11:48] I can do that after lunch [11:48] bbiab [11:48] (I still think the plymouth hook script can be enhanced in the long term, but my fix should be good enough for now) [11:48] You cannot push to this repository. Only Lars Uebernickel can push to this repository. [11:48] intentional? [11:48] this Lars! [11:49] https://code.launchpad.net/~larsu/geonames/+git/geonames-1/+ref/debian [11:49] I guess it would need to be owned by a team created for the project or something [11:49] * larsu looooooooves launchpad [11:51] heh [11:55] Laney: confirmed on the cloud image [11:56] so, let me add the ppa (seems it's already built/published) [11:56] larsu: git pull git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~laney/geonames debian plz [11:57] Laney: and fixed with it! uploading [11:57] didrocks: neat [11:57] sorry for the trouble :/ [11:58] happy the autopkgtest caught it! [11:58] Laney: doesn't work :/ [11:58] couldn't fine remote ref HED [11:58] *HEAD [11:58] did you copy the " debian" bit? [11:58] indeed ;) (at least, it doesn't seem that it would have died on the desktop) [11:58] it's that branch [11:59] oh I thought that means pull it into my local branch debian (which was already the current one for me)( [12:00] Laney: thanks, pushed === greyback__ is now known as greyback [12:01] oh I don't know how to do that [12:02] maybe like debian:debian or something [12:02] "git" [12:02] "fun" [12:02] ok, working on the desktop still with initramfs containing expected bits [12:02] * didrocks uploads [12:02] \o/ [12:03] does it still worth I have a look at the package in NEW? Maybe I should just wait for the next upload? [12:03] is* [12:07] probably best [12:07] ok, keep me posted [12:07] larsu: I just made a "~geonames-dev" team if you want to change the project owner/driver to that one [12:08] removing the one in the queue meanwhile [12:08] did push --mirror to https://code.launchpad.net/~geonames-dev/geonames/+git/geonames too [12:08] * Laney sees "Manage webhooks" and wants an irc commit bot [12:08] ;) [12:08] Laney: done :( [12:08] yeah, that would be nice! [12:08] oops. Typo makes me look sad [12:09] :) [12:09] haha [12:09] I thought you were sad about losing your iron grip [12:09] haha no I can manage ;) [12:10] * Laney is confused about the URL format [12:10] seems the one I used isn't allowed for the canonical repository [12:11] oh and now launchpad is OOPSing [12:11] * Laney dies [12:16] anyway update your origins to git+ssh://git.launchpad.net/~geonames-dev/geonames/+git/geonames please! [12:17] will do thanks! [12:18] needs a few more geonames in that url I think [12:18] works for me [12:18] gegeoname [12:18] after adding my launchpad username@ [12:19] geonames.com/geonames@geonames.geonames~geonames [12:19] geonames+ssh:// [12:22] ./configure --enable-python=fully-internal && make [12:22] me mumbles: snappy made me do this. [12:25] * Laney screams [12:25] uh oh [12:29] note to self: still need to register issystemdasmallinternalpartoflibreofficealready.org .... [12:31] Sweet5hark, libreofficeasakdbusservice.io ? [12:31] Sweet5hark: that's a url that just rolls off the tongue ;) [12:31] Laney: about that pkg-config change, did you revert the commit causing troubles to us? [12:32] no [12:33] xnox: shouldnt be hard. we already implement the gmenumodel stuff and packagekit via dbus ... [12:41] Laney: so... could we do it, now that we've a bug? [12:41] Laney: as I'd like to land compiz... [12:42] I can see if there's a solution at compiz level, but it would be wrong imho [12:47] Trevinho: did you confirm that reverting this commit fixes the build? [12:48] Laney: yep [12:50] ok [12:59] Trevinho: bleh this makes a test fail [13:00] ../pkg-config --variable=pc_path pkg-config : [13:00] ''/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig:/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/local/share/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/share/pkgconfig'' != '/usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig:/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/local/share/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig:/usr/lib/pkgconfig:/usr/share/pkgconfig' [13:00] FAIL: check-path === hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln [13:16] thanks xnox! I should delay replying more often :) [13:16] didrocks, ?! que? [13:17] xnox: re: default language thread ;) [13:18] Laney: wasn't there a test in the commit too? [13:19] oh, Laney I see that [13:21] Laney: this might be related http://cgit.freedesktop.org/pkg-config/commit/?id=a6e8749ada5af1737b27f1eca1babe83e82af38c ? [13:23] Laney: yep, reverting that commit fixes the test as well [13:23] yay, internet is back! [13:25] Laney: apport> I actually fixed them all yesterday, but it seems there's a new one; so for now, please update the hint, I'll look at it later [13:28] good morning, ubupeeps [13:28] (and to the surprise visitors currently hovering 1m from me outside of my window) [13:43] Laney: I've also a compiz workaround ready, let me know what you prefer [13:43] Trevinho, does that compiz update drops the gconf backend? ;-) [13:44] seb128: nope... BUt it might be something I could do now [13:47] Trevinho, let me know, otherwise I'm going to have a quick look to know if we can stop at least including it in the deb build [13:48] Laney, did you submit my geonames packaging fixes as well? [13:48] seems you did [13:48] thanks [13:49] oh, no [13:49] sorry [13:49] * seb128 does that === hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko [14:07] larsu, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/tweak.patch [14:09] seb128: no, didn't see them [14:09] but you should be able to push to the new branch [14:09] seb128: warning: 1 line adds whitespace errors. [14:09] Laney, I did git format-patch, see ^ [14:09] ts ts ts [14:10] larsu, bless you [14:10] seb128: so, there's also a configuration option to disable gconf a build time, but.... we do prefer to erase it at all, right? [14:10] seb128, Laney: pushing now [14:10] Trevinho, well, as long as it's out of the packaging I don't care much about the technical solution [14:11] larsu, what was your whitespace thing about? [14:11] I don't understand it [14:11] seb128: I mean, I'm not sure if anyone really need it, but... [14:11] Trevinho, I doubt it [14:11] gconf is deprecated for years [14:11] seb128: libgeonames-dev.install had an empty line at the end [14:12] larsu, right, is that an issue? [14:12] and empty line != whitespace [14:12] but feel free to delete it [14:12] (the empty line) [14:13] I did and pushed it [14:13] (my git also doesn't complain about those) [14:13] danke [14:13] thanks for the patch! [14:13] I've another one coming in some minutes [14:13] btw did you reply on the u-c-c branch status earlier? [14:13] seb128: mine did when applying the patch (thanks for format-patch by the way) and highlights it as an error in git show [14:13] I think I missed your reply if you did [14:13] k [14:14] I said "I don't know" depends on the completion thing [14:14] if I had the motivation I would report an upstream git bug that new lines shouldn't be flagged as "whitespace", I was looking for a trailing space issue :p [14:14] Trevinho: what's your workaround? [14:15] I'm a bit disturbed about adding many reverts I don't understand :/ [14:15] larsu, ok, let me try again the branch to see how the completion is, but I would tend to say to land now so the feature gets feedback and we can deal with the weird UI as a bug later [14:15] makes sense [14:16] seb128: I agree, double-newline at end-of-file is questionable [14:16] on the other hand, whitespace at end-of-line clearly is an error [14:18] larsu, people.canonical.com/~seb128/0001-include-license-text.patch [14:18] right [14:19] seb128: btw, you should have push access yourself [14:19] yeah, I just don't like to push without a review [14:19]