[05:40] Good morning [05:52] good morning [05:57] bonjour didrocks ! [05:58] ça va pitti ? :) [05:59] bien rentré hier ? [05:59] didrocks: ça va bien, merci ! [05:59] comment était la première classe ? [05:59] hello [05:59] oui, le voyage était punctuel et calm, bien pour travailler [05:59] hey hikiko [06:00] hi didrocks et pitti :) [06:00] hey hikiko, how are you? [06:01] I am fine :) thanks === nudtrobert1 is now known as nudtrobert [07:33] darkxst: did i properly add you to the ppa-purge team? sorry its 2 am here [07:34] Sarvatt, yes, thanks [07:35] ppa-purge has been busted for years, i have to put an updated one in every ppa to use it since multiarch happened. i couldnt upload it to ubuntu [07:40] Sarvatt, the archive version has my multiarch patches since 2012 [07:40] its the soname handling that breaks things badly for the more invasive ppa's [07:43] Sarvatt, I will merge my fixes and get it uploaded, do you have any other patches in your ppa versions? [07:58] good morning! [07:59] Hi larsu darkxst et al [07:59] hi hikiko larsu [08:00] hey hikiko and darkxst :) [08:00] good morning larsu, darkxst! [08:00] hey didrocks [08:01] bonjour didrocks! [08:44] morning all [08:44] hey andyrock [08:48] 424397 [08:48] ops sorry :) [08:50] hey larsu! [08:50] * pitti waves to darkxst and andyrock [08:52] morning pitti! [08:53] andyrock: morning. time for a new password? [08:53] oh, that wasn't a bug number? :-) [08:53] ahahaha [08:53] not a password [08:53] but a one time code [08:53] glad to hear :) [08:53] feel free to use it ;) [08:54] * larsu changes his root password to that [08:54] (but don't tell anyone) [08:54] 1234 - the same combination as on my luggage! [08:54] * pitti goes to Mr. Coffee [08:54] :D [09:06] hey pitti [09:09] pitti, packagekit transition is starting? [09:10] darkxst: for apt 1.1, yes; no idea about PK itself [09:13] pitti, ah ok, btw does anything else use the packagekit what-provides locale plugin, or only us? [09:16] darkxst: I don't know TBH; ubiquity uses check-language-support which doesn't use PK, and the language-selector frontends use it directly too [09:16] language-selector also provides the PackageKit plugin; I had thought that e. g. the Kubuntu control panel uses that [09:16] (for installing languages) [09:17] pitti, we use it in gnome-control-center, doubt Kubuntu use it since they already switched to apt-cc [09:17] ah yes, it can't work with apt-cc [09:17] darkxst: so does upstream g-c-c call PK, or is that an ubuntu-gnome patch? [09:18] darkxst: it could potentially be changed to either call language-selector-gtk instead of the g-c-c native panel, or that needs to be patched to figure out the necessary packages from check-language-support and install them through e. g. sessioninstaller [09:18] pitti, its an ubuntu-gnome patch, upstream wouldn't take it, since no one else implements the what-provides locale [09:19] ok; as apparently PK plugins are a dead end, we should get off that then [09:19] there's no plugin support in PK any more? [09:19] morning from a sad london office without our fantastic #ubuntu-desktop graffiti 😢 [09:19] pitti yes I am aware of that [09:19] pitti, pitti, I think ximion was ok with porting directly into apt-cc, but only as fallback. they want to eventually implement it via metadata though [09:49] good morning desktop! [09:49] bonjour seb128, comment vas-tu ? c'est tard pour toi [09:50] salut pitti [09:50] pitti, greeting from the London office [09:50] ça va bien [09:50] et toi ? [09:51] seb128: oh, tu es à Londres -- il y a un sprint ? [09:51] seb128: moi, je vais bien, merci ! retour chez moi, c'était un rentré calme [09:51] non, juste quelques réunion avec design pour parler de GtkHeaderBar et qq autres choses [09:51] bien [09:52] seb128: https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/compiz/drop-gconf/+merge/280120 [10:13] didrocks: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ProposedMigration/AutopkgtestInfrastructure#Test_request_format has a new "env" option now [10:14] didrocks: as for VCS support, what do you need more urgently? git or bzr? [10:14] pitti: you ROCK \o/ [10:14] pitti: git if possible (but again, not that urgent ;)) [10:14] didrocks: oh, isn't it? I thought your jenkins was going away in two weeks [10:14] didrocks: anyway, I'll add it now, it shouldn't be that much work [10:15] pitti: I mean, it's not like "for tomorrow" but yeah, before jenkins goes away [10:20] pitti, didrocks, do you remember if there is a standard script to retry builds? [10:20] autopkgtest? I don't really know (but I'll make one anyway for ubuntu make) [10:21] basically wrapping curl :) [10:24] didrocks, pitti, unping, "ubuntu-build" it is [10:40] hum, the nautilus overlay is quite… annoying [10:41] (the "internal" notification happening on top of tabs with a transparent background) [10:41] like "file moved" [10:42] what part? [10:42] the transparent background is a theme bug I think [10:42] if that's what you find annoying [10:42] yeah, I guess we are talking about the same thing [10:42] let me screenshot it [10:42] I know what you mean [10:42] ok ;) [10:43] I was just wondering if you find the concept disturbing [10:43] or only the bug [10:43] the transparent background is obviously a bug, as you can't read it [10:43] is there a cancel button or anything? [10:43] right [10:43] I don't think so [10:43] it's displayed after the operation is done [10:43] ok, so shouldn't it just be a notification if… ? [10:44] like notify-osd notification? [10:44] yeah, it's a kind of notification that nautilus is displaying [10:44] unsure, but it's a little bit puzzling to have "internal" ones [10:45] right, maybe they though it was not important enough to notify you with a session notification [10:45] but yeah [10:45] I'm not 100% certain it's the right thing to do [10:45] I just find the concept weird [10:46] let's see first once the theme is fixed [10:46] right [10:46] good thing to ask to design about today I guess [10:46] yeah ;) [10:56] seb128: https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/nautilus/folders-in-new-windows/+merge/280130 :) [11:07] larsu, hey [11:07] larsu, how are you? [11:09] larsu, I'm playing with lp:~larsu/unity-control-center/datetime-use-geonames and it doesn't work well for me [11:09] if I type a full name quicky, e.g "berlin" it doesn't list any result [11:09] if I do type "ber" and stop and then type "i" and "n" then it's fine [11:09] do you see the same? [11:12] hey! [11:12] seb128: btw, the scroll issue you had with -libinput, file a bug with output from touchpad-edge-detector. it needs to be fixed in udev.. [11:13] hey Laney! [11:13] tjaalton, it's a by device issue? [11:13] yes, some axis range needs adjusting [11:14] where/against what component should that be filed? [11:14] systemd :) [11:14] lp is fine [11:14] oh, it's a pitti bog! [11:15] * pitti does a jump to the left [11:15] can then test stuff for /lib/udev/hwdb.d/60-evdev.hwdb [11:17] tjaalton, k, I'm going to try to have a look tomorrow [11:17] sure [11:17] assign to me then [11:17] thanks [11:17] (not today because I'm at the office and don't have the latitude with me) [11:24] Laney: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pkg-config/+bug/1523508 [11:24] Ubuntu bug 1523508 in pkg-config (Ubuntu) "Building xorg-gtest fails with new pkg-config" [High,Triaged] [11:31] seb128: hm no let me check [11:33] larsu, hey :-) [11:33] how's London? [11:33] no sun here :-/ [11:33] but the office is nice :-) [11:33] and the coffee machine works this time! [11:33] haha nice [11:38] Laney, try http://www.notebookcheck.net/uploads/tx_nbc2/Monitor_1-26-2015_2.icc [11:56] dark! [11:56] <- just succeeded in building 55 bundled packages/dep for LibreOffice in snapcraft ... [11:57] ... now on to get vcl and friends to compile against gtk etc. .... [11:58] larsu, let me know if any debug info could be useful. That's on my inspiron machine so quite slow box (though the hdd is ssd) unsure what that does to timings [12:10] seb128: will let you know (debugging something else right now but will come to that in a bit) [12:10] larsu, k [12:13] larsu, also did you merge back https://code.launchpad.net/~seb128/geonames/+git/reviewchanges/+merge/280044 ? [12:13] or should I just push? [12:13] feel free to push ;) [12:15] Laney: http://paste.ubuntu.com/13892145/ [13:54] lets see if i broke into more than 200 packages for the snap by now ... [15:30] Sweet5hark1: that's going to be LibreofficeOS.. [15:34] pitti: LibreOfficeOS: such snappy, much click, wow snapcraft! [16:01] didrocks: ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm don't be sad [16:01] maybe get a nice green tea before you look at https://launchpadlibrarian.net/229602582/buildlog_ubuntu_xenial_amd64_ubuntu-gnome_BUILDING.txt.gz [16:02] nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn [16:02] ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo [16:02] hum [16:02] rmdir: failed to remove '/lib/plymouth/': No such file or directory [16:02] IIRC, I added some options, like for others [16:02] let me look :) [16:06] Laney: ok, I don't understand how the ubuntu image built then [16:07] it should have failed the same way, on the -text postinst [16:07] cyphermox did an upload as well [16:07] in case you didn't notice [16:07] ah, I didn't see that [16:07] let me look [16:08] ok, makes sense [16:08] so yeah, I was going to do the same fix [16:08] it's working well on upgrade as /lib/plymouth exists [16:08] but rmdir -p --ignore-fail-on-non-empty /lib/plymouth fails if there is nothing [16:09] thanks cyphermox :) [16:09] I still think we should fix those packages in the great scheme of things [16:10] they are doing sed "…" /usr/share/plymouth/.in > /usr/share/plymouth/ in postinst [16:10] didrocks: yeah, sorry. I noticed this and fixed it because it was blocking me while I do countless d-i installs with debootstrap testing my d-i merges [16:11] cyphermox: no worry, of course, upgrades were fine, didn't think about that case. Sorry you had to do this :) [16:11] grub-installer gave me some trouble, and I kind of need to succeed at installing to get it to run ;) [16:11] * didrocks fixes other cases of this [16:11] cyphermox: you did the right thing :) [16:14] Laney: you want this guy: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-gnome-default-settings/16.04.2 [16:15] |O| [16:15] I just fix kubuntu in a sec, all others are fine [16:20] infinity: hey... Can I be added to the ~ubuntu-release-nominators group? [16:24] (kubuntu fixed) [16:25] hi didrocks - I came back here just in case :p [16:26] flocculant: great! I'll keep you posted ;) [16:26] cheers :) [16:36] willcooke: can you target this https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/1057008 to xenial? [16:36] Ubuntu bug 1057008 in unity (Ubuntu) "Launcher - No format option for USB Storage Devices in Launcher quicklists" [Medium,Triaged] [16:36] and this... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-design/+bug/1063823 [16:36] Ubuntu bug 1063823 in unity (Ubuntu) "Launcher - clicking "unlock from Launcher" on the quicklist of a storage device, removes the storage device from the Launcher even if it's window is open" [Medium,In progress] [16:36] I think you mean this one ;) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1057008 [16:51] larsu, did you try that geonames issue? [16:53] Trevinho: Bugs shouldn't need targeting to the devel release, that's the default anyway. [16:54] that's how things that need to be fixed for release are marked down no? [16:55] Not by creating xenial tasks, no. [16:55] By targeting to milestones, sure. [16:55] seb128: no, sorry [16:55] you want to upload now? [16:55] Though, I suppose every team does things differently. *shrug* [16:56] infinity: That's how the rls-x-tracking bugs work [16:56] s/bugs/report/ [16:56] unless that can look at a milestone too? [16:57] larsu, I would like to get that landed before my holidays which is 3 or 4 work days now [16:57] and I feel like it's getting tight [16:57] need to the u-c-c working and merge proposed and the lib promoted [16:57] ok [16:57] and the thing landing [16:58] well I guess I would like the nautilus menubar as well [16:58] but can't get everything :p [16:58] u-c-c first would be nice though, it's more of a new feature [16:58] indeed [17:35] xnox, Laney, https://code.launchpad.net/~seb128/unity-control-center/no-gcc-recommends/+merge/280179 [17:47] have we modified some icon scale thing recently? on the image I see the ubiquity and Examples icons on the desktop are huge [17:47] (in a VM) [17:50] nautilus new default [17:51] ah, cool, thanks [17:51] do we care about changing the value? [17:52] (not that I mind the size, but is it consistent with the design... etc) [17:52] we might do [17:52] ok [17:52] but it's at least expected/known [17:52] so no need to worry yet [17:53] what's the current size now, 128x128? [17:53] do you know if a bug was filed about it? otherwise I can file one so we don't forget about it [17:55] let's see how badly I broke ubiquity recently... [17:56] xnox: G_GNUC_BEGIN_IGNORE_DEPRECATIONS ... G_GNUC_END_IGNORE_DEPRECATIONS [17:57] xnox_: ^ [18:07] * Sweet5hark1 cant snappify libreoffice: ran out of discspace [18:32] howdy, anyone familiar with ubuntu-make, and how to get it to list the packages it's installed already? [18:33] poking around in the --help output doesn't reveal anything === sarnold is now known as sarnold_ [19:53] achiang, try tomorrow during EU hours .. thats didrocks' baby