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happyaronLaney: wonders what's blocking libpinyin w/ dependencies to migrate05:36
hikikoHi06:05
pittiGood morning06:12
hikikoHi pitti06:16
didrocksgood morning07:05
pittibonjour didrocks !07:05
pittididrocks: I haven't yet started with the unity issue, sorry; still chasing the ifupdown crash, but I'm almost done07:06
didrocksbonjour pitti ! pas de problème :)07:07
seb128good morning desktopers07:07
seb128hey pitti, re didrocks07:07
didrocksre seb12807:07
pittibonjour seb128 !07:11
hikikohello all07:13
seb128hey hikiko07:19
didrocksgood morning hikiko07:21
hikikogood morning seb128 didrocks :)07:21
pittididrocks: "fun", my trusty instance with ubuntu-desktop installed doesn't even boot07:42
pitticloud-init times out trying to talk to 169.254.169.25407:42
pittiah, cloud-init gets removed during autopkgtests, perhaps that was the reason why07:43
didrocks:)07:46
pittididrocks: meh, so I'll need to rebuild it :/07:46
pittididrocks: OOI, do you know if --no-install-recommends succeeds?07:47
pittithat would cut out half of the packages07:47
didrockspitti: I wanted first to get large tests succeeding for sure on the remote07:48
didrockspitti: I can give it a try if you want07:48
didrocks(but cutting a release right now first)07:48
pittididrocks: ok, so I'll just use that for now; starting unity shouldn't be affected by LibO or tbird :)07:48
didrockspitti: yeah, let's see if our desktop seed doesn't miss anything :)07:50
pittididrocks: systemctl is broken on trusty; outrageous !07:52
didrockshaha, who dare using systemd on it :)07:53
pittisudo eatmydata apt-get install --no-install-recommends ubuntu-desktop07:56
pittididrocks: ^ took 5 mins; I'd say this is fast enough, especially once we stop looking at it and it just happens automatically07:56
pittioh CRAP07:57
pittiI installed ubuntu-desktop on the adt runner prodstack instance07:57
didrockspitti: I did a run in another branch (all tests) with this, let's see07:58
alexarnaudgood morning !08:00
larsumorning!08:35
seb128hey larsu, how are you?08:37
pittididrocks: ubuntu-desktop, no recommends, eatmydata, on scalingstack this time: "real    2m59.129s"08:37
larsuseb128: annoyed. I just openend my laptop, no login screen. Interacted with it for a couple of minutes and *then* it locks08:38
didrockspitti: nice! let's hope the tests pass then (they are working here for now with no recommends)08:38
pittididrocks: oh, cool08:38
larsuseb128: otherwise good :) Ça va?08:38
seb128larsu, urg :-/08:38
larsuhi pitti & didrocks!08:38
didrockspitti: however, I removed the all needs-recommends stenza, and it seems docker isn't happy08:38
didrockshey larsu08:38
seb128larsu, ça va, I've what look like an angina though :-/08:38
pittididrocks: ok, it reboots without cloud-init, now I can finally get to configuring lightdm :)08:38
didrockspitti: heh ;)08:38
pittihey larsu, wie  gehts?08:38
larsuseb128: uh no! all the best08:38
pittiseb128: urgh :(08:38
larsupitti: gut danke! Und dir? Kommste zur FOSDEM?08:39
pittididrocks: and of course fix my autopkgtest controller which I just ruined :)08:39
seb128stupid non cold enough winter08:39
pittilarsu: na logo!08:39
larsupitti: *freu*08:39
pittilarsu: ich auch!08:39
seb128larsu, danke :-)08:39
pittididrocks: yep, not even necessary to configure autologin -- lightdm itself even fails to start08:40
pittididrocks: perhaps your setup test can detect that and cat /var/log/lightdm/* if lightdm is not running?08:40
didrockspitti: ok, at least large tests failing makes sense08:41
didrockspitti: yeah, that's something I could detect08:41
didrockspitti: the only thing is that I'll need to sleep for a while for detecting (like a timeout) after the reboot08:42
didrocksand detect unity and compiz08:42
pittididrocks: some of your large tests succeeded; is it plausible that in your VM lightdm didn't run at all?08:42
pittididrocks: i. e. can the succeeding tests pass without any $DISPLAY?08:43
pittididrocks: lspci does not have any VGA device08:43
didrockspitti: no, as told, some doesn't need a display08:43
didrocksso yeah, those would pass08:44
didrocks(go, scala, baseinstaller…)08:44
pittididrocks: ack08:44
didrocksthose are the one which aren't running any GUIs08:44
pittinice, it's running now08:48
didrockswhat have you done?08:50
pittididrocks: http://paste.ubuntu.com/14476586/08:50
pittididrocks: just configured the dummy driver08:50
didrocksgreat, let's hope tests pass now! :)08:51
pittididrocks: so, add -dummy as test depends, write xorg.conf, that should do it08:51
didrockspitti: yeah, + the loop to ensure it's running in test dep08:52
didrockspitti: thanks for looking! It seems there are just 2 remaining roadblocks now:08:52
didrocks- seems like medium tests in the infra doesn't access to dockerhub (but you did the tests IIRC…)08:53
pittididrocks: ah, let's look at that next08:53
didrocks- if I switch on to not install recommends in d/t/c (so, for ubuntu-desktop and tests requirements), docker doesn't seem to be able to communicate to its client for docker run08:53
didrocksI can reproduce the second08:53
didrockspitti: readd recommends then, to not trigger on #208:53
pittihm, docker does not recommend anything08:54
didrocksyeah, I don't know what I'm getting, waiting for the vm to finish setting up08:54
didrocksbut I got for each test:08:55
didrockstime="2016-01-12T09:19:13+01:00" level=fatal msg="Error response from daemon: Cannot start container 18a6a4b6792544b3d4d37c811980405fe6bdf4daf54baf5fa54a7f46a4363c3d: [8] System error: mountpoint for devices not found"08:55
didrockswhen removing recommends08:55
pittididrocks: hm, does docker need cgmanager or lxcfs or lxc itself?08:55
didrocksah, can be, for cgroups management…08:56
didrocks(cgmanager?)08:56
didrocksit doesn't use lxcfs or lxc anymore AFAIK08:56
pittididrocks: argh, sorry, looked at "docker", not "docker.io"08:57
pittiRecommends: aufs-tools, ca-certificates, cgroupfs-mount | cgroup-lite, git, xz-utils, apparmor08:57
pittididrocks: so I bet it's missing /sys/fs/cgroup/devices/ then08:57
pittididrocks: >= utopic should be fine as systemd mounts that, but not in trusty08:58
pittididrocks: so I bet cgroupfs-mount does it08:58
pittididrocks: so perhaps "systemd-sysv | cgroupfs-mount"?08:58
didrockspitti: I'll apt install it08:58
didrocksand keep you posted08:58
didrocks(recommends git, seriously? :p)08:59
willcookehey guys09:00
pittididrocks: "wget -O- https://hub.docker.com/_/ubuntu/" works from the instance09:01
pittididrocks: is there a particular URL I should try?09:01
pitti"env -u https_proxy wget -O- https://hub.docker.com/_/ubuntu/" hangs as expected09:01
pittiso I guess it's not passing the proxy env vars properly?09:01
Laneyhi hi!09:03
pittihey Laney!09:03
didrockspitti: docker pull didrocks/docker-umake-manual is what is run09:03
didrockspitti: it's adding the proxy to /etc/default/docker.io (which is what it was doing on jenkins09:03
didrockswhich was using trusty09:04
didrocksmorning Laney09:04
seb128hey willcooke09:06
seb128hey Laney09:06
Laneyhey pitti didrocks seb128 and willcooke!09:09
Laneyhow's it going?09:09
pittiquite fine, thanks! yourself?09:09
seb128Laney, alright! having what looks like an angina though :-/09:09
Laneyerr09:09
Laneyyou should maybe go lie down :/09:10
didrockspitti: hum cgroupfs-mount doesn't exist on trusty09:11
didrocks(starting on vivid)09:11
seb128or is that the correct word in english? it feels like google translator misleaded me09:11
Laneypitti: good thanks!09:11
pittididrocks: cgroup-lite then?09:11
seb128"throat infection" is rather it09:11
LaneyHAHA09:11
Laneyangina is heart pain09:12
didrockspitti: promising! no more error, let me run the tests now :)09:12
pittididrocks: apt-get install docker.io in trusty chroot installs cgroup-lite indeed09:13
didrockspitti: yeah, and medium tests start to pass!09:13
Laneypitti: have you seen the few hung tests on armhf?09:13
Laneylxc-attach: attach.c: lxc_attach_to_ns: 257 No such file or directory - failed to open '/proc/11472/ns/mnt'09:13
pittiLaney: I did, still on my list09:13
Laneylxc-attach: attach.c: lxc_attach: 926 failed to enter the namespace09:13
seb128Laney, yeah, no, no that then ... we call it "angine", it's throat disconfort and tonsils which hurt09:13
pittiLaney: currently dealing with perl and some infra issues09:13
pittiseb128: we call it "Angina" too, FWIW09:14
Laneywow09:14
Laneythis is a quite different thing in english09:14
seb128yeah, I just noticed when googling09:14
pittialthough that's probably one of these cases where popular naming is totally wrong :)09:14
didrockspitti: so, basically, once the large tests finishes (if they pass), I can remove recommends, check if systemd-sysv is installed. If not, install cgroup-lite09:14
didrockspitti: the remaining one is then docker & proxy…09:14
LaneyI think it means strangulation in greek or latin or something09:14
Laneypitti: infra> ack09:15
Laneywhat's the best way to kick tracker so that it can be restarted?09:16
Laneycan leave the others for you to look at ;-)09:16
pittiLaney: how do you mean "kick"? run-autopkgtest?09:16
Laneykill09:16
Laneyit is one of the hung tests09:17
pittiLaney: ah, find the host it's running on and kill (TERM, not KILL) the adt-run process09:17
Laneynod, thanks!09:17
* seb128 wonders why http://cgit.freedesktop.org/accountsservice/ is missing09:56
seb128larsu, what's the status of https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=755421 ?10:10
ubot5Gnome bug 755421 in gdbus "GDBus ignores NO_REPLY_EXPECTED flag in messages, leading to warnings on system bus" [Normal,New]10:10
seb128bug #148834410:10
ubot5bug 1488344 in glib2.0 (Ubuntu) "dbus rejected send messages" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/148834410:10
seb128does it need nagging of a glib maintainer?10:10
larsuyes10:19
larsudesrt comes to mind :)10:19
didrocksandyrock: hey! Mind helping this contributor on unity (it's a google code in contributor). I did a MP for him so that you can review and copy/pasting his comments: https://code.launchpad.net/~mcintire-evan/unity/add-format-option/+merge/28228210:33
didrockshe's*10:33
andyrockyup10:33
andyrockand good morning10:33
andyrock:D10:33
didrocksthanks :)10:34
andyrockprobably we need to rebase it10:35
andyrockon a trevino's branch10:35
didrocksandyrock: I guess feel free to comment on so that he knows what's up :)10:37
didrocks(and if you can sync with Trevinho|OFF once he's back, that would be awesome!)10:37
didrockspitti: setup was quite quick, pep8 and small passed, medium started and pulls the image successfully10:39
didrocks(and first test passed)10:39
andyrockook10:45
ksamakTheMuso> ksamak: The only place where I know of GOBject anywhere near compiz is in unity itself, for a11y support. Afaik compiz  is all C++ now, and I'd say upstrea would prefer it that way.10:46
ksamakTheMuso: i understand, i'll try to keep it that way too.10:46
ksamakshame that atkmm is bounded to Gobject...10:46
ksamakthx for the opinion10:47
pittiLaney: fixed the "unable to find this glibc version" bug FYI, so the spamming should stop RSN11:10
=== hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln
Laneypitti: oh good :)11:13
* pitti throws hands into the air "hideously complicated"11:13
happyaronhey guys, lost connection for a while...11:14
Laneyhi happyaron!11:14
happyaronso did I lost your reply? :p11:15
Laneyno I didn't find you to reply to11:16
happyaronhaha11:16
Laneylibpinyin is a transition yes?11:16
happyaronyep11:16
happyaronreverse-deps are fcitx-libpinyin & ibus-libpinyin, all in -proposed11:17
Laney ubuntu-keyboard-chinese-pinyin : Depends: libpinyin4 (>= 0.9.93) but it is not installable11:17
LaneyFAAAAAAAAAAAAALSE!11:18
happyaronhell, what's that11:18
Laneygo to http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_output.txt11:18
happyarontouch stuff I see11:18
Laneyand search for "Trying easy from autohinter: fcitx-libpinyin/0.3.3-2 libpinyin/1.3.0-2 ibus-libpinyin/1.7.3-2"11:18
Laneythat shows you what the problems are11:18
happyaronthanks a lot11:19
Laneyyou want me to upload a rebuild?11:19
happyaronI'll check it now, not sure whether rebuild will work for it11:19
Laney"reverse-depends libpinyin4" shows it btw11:20
happyarondidn't imagine there's something else in Ubuntu that will depends on libpinyin...11:20
Laney:)11:22
Laneyyay ubiquity works now11:24
* happyaron is building something new to him11:27
happyaronLaney: rebuild using libpinyin7-dev does the work, please upload11:30
Laneyhappyaron: can you make a merge proposal with the changes please?11:30
Laneythen I'll upload direct too11:30
happyaronok11:31
Laneyhappyaron: done11:58
=== hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko
hikikowillcooke, does chrome tear all the time or when it displays video?12:06
willcookehikiko, I notice it all the time, but it really only bothers me if it's playing video12:08
willcookeqengho's new string *does* seem to have helped, but I need to do more testing12:08
hikikoqengho's string comment #6 should fix it12:09
hikikoif it always occurs12:09
hikikobut if you only see it when you play video it's just a browser bug12:09
hikikoI installed chrome + netflix12:09
hikikobut still no tearing12:10
happyaronLaney: thanks, I've set the commit message.12:22
Laney12:22
* Trevinho|OFF back from Thailand...12:55
Trevinho|OFFSo... Hello! The time shift tricked me :-(12:55
=== Trevinho|OFF is now known as Trevinho
seb128hey Trevinho|OFF!12:57
seb128hey Trevinho12:57
seb128did you have good holidays?12:57
Trevinhoseb128: hi! Very good seb, thanks,12:58
TrevinhoI also managed not to buy a local SIM card, so I enjoyed the life offline12:58
didrockshey Trevinho, welcome back! :)12:58
TrevinhoWell apart from the hotels WiFi12:59
Trevinhodidrocks: hi, thanks12:59
willcookew/b Trevinho13:17
Laneyhey Trevinho13:21
* Laney hax into an s390x instance13:23
TrevinhoHi Laney and willcooke!13:32
willcookeTrevinho, I was going to suggest we have a sprint review meeting tomorrow. What do you think?  Shall we perhaps do it on Friday instead?13:35
willcookeGive you some more time to wrap up after hols13:35
FJKonghappyaron: git server down..13:43
dpmhey seb12813:46
seb128dpm, hey13:47
dpmseb128, how are you?13:47
seb128dpm, a bit sick today but good otherwise. how are you?13:48
dpmargh, sorry to hear that :)13:48
dpmhope you get well soon13:48
seb128thanks13:48
dpmI'm good, busy with ubucon final preparations13:48
dpmI got your e-mail13:48
seb128better to be sick this week than next :-)13:48
seb128I though so13:49
dpmhehe indeed :)13:49
seb128tell me I'm overlooking something stupid ;-)13:49
dpmI don't think you've overlooked anything, so let's try to debug - if you go to http://www.meetup.com/Ubuntu-California/events/227070159/ - do you see the "Join and RSVP" button on the right top corner?13:49
seb128tes13:50
seb128yes13:50
seb128but that opens a dialog asking for a meetup account13:50
seb128which I don't have ... is that mandatory?13:50
dpmseb128, ok, so I think you'll need to create a meetup account first. I don't think you can register without it13:51
seb128k13:51
seb128can I not register?13:51
seb128e.g is the registration mandatory?13:51
seb128I'm not interested by creating an account on yet another website13:51
dpmseb128, it's not mandatory, but it help us estimate the number of attendees and the number of lanyards13:52
seb128well, you have my oral13:52
seb128+confirmation13:52
seb128can I suggest that next Ubuntu events use sso logins like UDS does?13:52
dpmwe've had long discussions about it, either using summit.ubuntu.com or loco.ubuntu.com. We decided for meetup as it's something we're offering to LoCos and the organizers were the Ubuntu California LoCo13:54
dpmwe even created an event at summit.ubuntu.com13:54
dpmbut decided against it13:55
seb128dpm, I can understand that, I just decided to create dummy accounts on random websites when I can avoid it so I'm not going to register, just letting you know13:57
seb128+not13:57
seb128if you have somewhere under sso login when I can register I'm happy to do so though13:57
seb128otherwise I'm just going to email confirm13:57
dpmseb128, that's fine, we'll print a Microsoft lanyard for you13:58
* dpm hugs seb128 :)13:58
seb128lol13:58
* seb128 hugs dpm back13:58
seb128that's fine, I can do Microsoft VP, apparently they started telling people how much win7 sucks :p13:58
seb128(in the goal of making them update to 10, but I choice to ignore that part and focus on MS telling that win7 is insecure and buggy ;-)13:59
dpm:)13:59
dpmI'm trying to see if there is a way to register without an account13:59
seb128thanks, but don't bother14:00
seb128it's not important, as long as I can enter the event14:00
desrtomg snow!14:02
desrtgood morning, everyone14:02
desrtseb128, larsu: thanks for the poke on that bug.  didn't see that the dbus spec changes got merged in the end.14:02
dpmseb128, in any case, it doesn't seem possible to RSVP without an account. The alternative is to sign up wit Facebook, but the button does not seem to show in Firefox, just in Chromium14:02
didrocksgood morning desrt14:04
desrt'sup didrocks?14:04
didrocksnothing special, and no snow here :)14:04
didrocksyou?14:04
desrtmy feet are cold and i haven't had coffee yet14:04
desrtoff to a bad start, but things are about to be looking up14:05
didrocksheh14:05
larsudesrt: morning :)14:06
seb128desrt, hey, yw!14:06
larsudesrt: not a fan of reexporting actions like you suggested14:06
desrtre-exporting?14:06
larsuya14:06
desrti think you've never really told me what it is that you're doing here14:07
larsuremember I want to export actions from somewhere down the hierarchy14:07
desrtis this the proxying thing for the other action group being visible on the window level?14:07
larsuyes14:07
desrtoh...14:07
desrtin that case...14:07
desrti'm glad i rejected the patch >:|14:07
seb128dpm, it shows for me in firefox, but I'm on principle against giving too much data to facebook or contributing to make it the reference platform it has too much of a monopoly14:07
seb128dpm, sorry, old grumpy geek here ;-)14:07
larsudesrt: I still need to do it, though, and now I can only do it unnamespaced14:08
larsuunless I create new actions objects...14:08
desrtwhy did you move away from the idea of exporting 'additional action groups' on the bus?14:08
desrtbecause, honestly... if you take a step back and look at what you're doing, it's pretty scary.14:08
desrti guess, first: what's going on here?  why is there a separate group?14:08
desrtis the answer more than "because it's possible"?14:09
larsubecause that's a much larger project that I don't want to backport to xenial14:09
larsuwhich has 3.1814:09
dpmseb128, sure, just giving options here14:09
desrtlarsu: your patch that mucks about how actions are exported would be a pretty scary backport as well... not sure i'd want to do that14:09
larsudesrt: it's a separate group because that's how nautilus works now (it has different subviews for folders and "other locations", each being an action group itself)14:10
larsudesrt: ya, we talked about that. That's because I forgot about the RemoteActionGroup stuff14:10
desrtlarsu: so the group may change when a new tab is selected, for example?14:10
larsuyes14:10
larsuor a new "thing" from the sidebar14:10
desrtand you plan on handling that manually?14:10
larsuright now it's inserted into the window, which is fine for the gear menu of course14:10
larsudesrt: no, I plan on making it work. I14:11
larsuI've done like 5 approaches. All of them shit14:11
desrtall for the hate of a gear menu14:11
larsuyes14:11
larsuI've been on this for way too long already14:11
larsubut no matter what I do, patches become too invasive or something doesn't work right14:12
desrtheh14:12
desrti know that feeling :)14:12
desrti'm pretty sure, excepting a nautilus refactor, you're going to have to export the groups as-is14:13
seb128larsu, it might be time to consider if really want the menubar and/or the new nautilus14:13
seb128I'm starting wondering if we should revert to 3.1414:13
seb128(not only because of menus)14:13
larsudesrt: what do you mean?14:13
larsudesrt: the window/<N>/<group> thing we discussed?14:14
desrtlarsu: what we talked about in london: export the group on the bus at some subpath of the window and have a mapping of symbolic names ('tab'?) to object paths as a property on the window14:14
desrtyes14:14
larsuseb128: I have a serious case of sunk cost fallacy at this point14:14
desrtwhy did this idea stop working?14:14
seb128larsu, I can imagine :-/14:15
larsudesrt: it didn't. I deemed that patch to be too large to backport14:15
desrtso why don't we forget about the backport?14:15
larsuhahahahahaha14:15
larsuwelcome to my life14:15
desrtwhat's the deal right now?  are menus just completely broken?14:16
desrtor are we simply unable to export, and so we get a gear menu?14:16
larsuwell we have an app menu14:16
larsuand a gear menu14:16
larsuand app menus really don't work well in unity14:16
desrtapparently this passed QA for the release14:16
larsu(double app title and all)14:16
larsudesrt: no, this is 3.18 - we released 3.14 in w14:17
desrtso we're talking about backports in terms of vendor-patching old upstream14:18
larsuyes14:18
desrtgotcha14:18
desrti don't think there's any such thing as "too large to backport" in this case :)14:18
desrtas long as we have a future solution for killing that patch off in the next cycle14:18
Mirvwho holds interest in 14.04.4 images? could you get Win10 compatibility into the SRU queue? https://code.launchpad.net/~timo-jyrinki/os-prober/trusty_add_win10_to_the_list/+merge/28104015:17
MirvI managed to test it now15:17
Mirvotherwise the only automated install option with 14.04 is to wipe the whole hard disk, plus also win10 is not recognized after installation15:18
seb128Mirv, that seems like one for devel/cyphermox15:18
seb128and I think most people do care about the LTS15:19
seb128what question is that :-)15:19
Mirvseb128: well no-one sponsored it during the holidays when it has been in the queue! :)15:19
Mirvpff, people spending holidays as holidays15:19
cyphermoxah, jes15:19
seb128maybe because it was the holidays and people were not working?  :p15:19
cyphermoxMirv: I'll merge this in a minute, it indeed should land15:20
Mirvcyphermox: thanks15:20
seb128thanks cyphermox15:20
MirvI happened to notice I'm still a (very) technically a post-graduate student and get all MS things for 0€, so I got one for VM testing15:26
Mirvthat is quite aggressive way of drowning all young people in MS products, but I guess it's been the normal thing for some time, I just haven't noticed since I haven't had MS products since.. forever15:27
Mirvvery nice for testing, anyway15:27
seb128yeah15:28
willcookerighty15:30
seb128yeah, meeting!15:30
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willcookeRoll call: andyrock, attente, desrt,  dgadomski, didrocks, fjkong, happyaron, hikiko, laney, larsu, qengho, seb128, sweet5hark, themuso (out), tkamppeter, trevinho, robert_ancell (out)15:31
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desrthihi15:31
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didrockshey!15:31
FJKonghi15:31
larsuhey15:32
Sweet5harkhi15:32
willcookelet's get started then15:33
willcooke#topic andyrock15:33
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andyrockI've been working on the startup notification branch for bamf and unity15:33
andyrocknow that Trevinho is back and I can use his knowledge should be easy to finish the branch15:33
andyrock\eof15:34
willcookethanks andyrock15:34
willcooke#topic attente15:34
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attentehi all15:34
attentefinished gtk popup menu revisions, but won't be merged upstream until a working wayland implementation also exists15:34
attentecurrently making some final apparmor dconf revisions...15:34
attente(eof)15:34
willcookethanks attente, happy travels for next week15:35
willcooke#topic desrt15:35
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desrthey15:35
desrtended up spinning my wheels a lot this week and didn't get a whole lot done, unfortunately15:36
desrteof.15:36
willcookethanks desrt15:36
willcookehope you get traction ;)15:36
willcooke#topic dgadomski15:36
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dgadomskihey, just a single thing today:15:36
dgadomski* testing -proposed packages fixing bug #1337873 on Trusty, Wily, apparently there was a regression on armhf so I have prepared new debdiffs with pitti's fix15:36
ubot5bug 1337873 in ifupdown (Ubuntu Wily) "ifupdown initialization problems caused by race condition" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/133787315:36
dgadomskiEOF15:36
willcookethanks dgadomski15:37
dgadomskithanks15:37
willcooke#topic didrocks15:37
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didrockshey15:37
didrocksUbuntu Make:15:37
didrocks- Releasing Ubuntu Make 16.01 bringing some new features from below and previous weeks. https://plus.google.com/+DidierRoche/posts/d7CcoGrvUnX!15:37
didrocks- Reviewing and helping on two pull requests that are now merged in from a new contributor. We always get latest Unity3D beta version (with some flexible parsing as they change their formats regularly) and also latest Eclipse! Welcome to eclipse java Mars instead of Luna! Adapt tests to always fetch latest and greatest as well on those 2 frameworks (which were the only ones where we had to hardcode15:37
didrocksspecific version previously).15:37
didrocks- Making some fixes and helping on another review for Swift support. Blocked right now on a gpg import key issues when euid != uid (it's a gpg protection), but that doesn't help when needing sudo.15:37
didrocks- Continue on working on the autopkgtests infrastructure (ensure system tests are running as expected) and doing first test runs. medium and large tests are not passing on the official infra (under debugging). Adding wrapper to it, exposing new attributes (ppa, vcs branches) to run-autopktests archive admin and release manager tools.15:37
didrocks- Rework foreign architecture addition and detection to ensure we only call it once (we were calling them once per package previously), fix some races. Move this facility to tools and restructure tests for this.15:37
didrocks- Add locks to avoid a race condition when creating temp file (to not create them as root) and add a new contextwrapper for as_root() with its tests.15:37
didrocks- Drop sshpass in favor of ssh key for docker image connection15:37
didrocks- A lot of smaller fixes for more test robustness, restructuration, env leaking (check for https://github.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-make/commit/e2f0cb2b31959c4f7d67fb76d1e1de4a9639cf1a for details)15:37
didrocksMisc:15:37
didrocks- fix lubuntu plymouth theme upgrade bug (wily -> xenial). Fix their postrm to ensure we don't trigger this issue (present for years in the packaging) in the future.15:37
didrocks- google code in: review a --list and --list-installed PR on Ubuntu Make (the student will pause for 2 weeks though) + desktop file for logout/shutdown/reboot. both still in progress. Another one on format option in unity (pushed to andyrock as he needs some guidance)15:37
didrocks.15:37
willcookethanks didrocks15:38
willcooke#topic FJKong15:38
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FJKongSogou IM update:15:38
FJKong1 research on testing code on extrace each frame and time from file15:38
FJKong2 research support input emoji symble15:38
FJKongeof15:38
willcookethanks FJKong15:38
FJKongextract..15:38
willcooke#topic happyaron15:39
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willcookeprobably out....15:40
willcookehappyaron, please let me have your update via email when you're online15:41
willcooke#topic hikiko15:41
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hikikothere's an issue with the size of the shadow and I am trying to figure out how to get the correct size accounting for borders or decorations, otherwise it works it's just smaller than it should be... apart from that did some support here and there, look at the chrome vsync bug etc15:41
hikikoeof15:42
willcookethanks hikiko, do you think we're good to start asking people to test qengho's suggested string?  Just some general feedback about whether or not it makes a difference for people?15:42
hikikoyes willcooke15:44
willcookecool, I'll do that this afternoon15:44
willcookethanks hikiko15:44
willcooke#topic Laney15:44
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Laneyhello15:45
Laney• Uploaded gstreamer 1.7 to X, required getting an upstream fix15:45
Laney∘ still a 1.6 point release to upload to 15.1015:45
Laney• finished seeding gnome-calendar15:45
Laney• ported some more stuff (ubiquity, webapps-applications, other things),  to webkit2, should be able to get webkit1 out of main15:45
Laney• fixed virt-manager breakage in X15:45
Laney• started poking at tracker autopkgtests on s390x15:45
Laney• looked at some of my merges15:45
Laney• went to the CC meeting to represent the team15:45
Laney15:45
larsuis that pile of poo or is my text too small?15:45
willcookeawesome, thanks Laney15:45
* larsu zooms15:45
willcookeha15:45
willcooke#topic larsu15:45
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Laneyit's a pawn15:46
Laneylike me15:46
larsuhave been working on nautilus (after some half sick days last week)15:46
* Laney advances one square towards larsu 15:46
larsudesrt disliked my gtk patch though (for good reason), so I've been looking for a way out that is not too hacky15:46
larsuhaven't found one yet :/15:47
desrti have a proposal =)15:47
larsuthe way nautilus code got refactored really doesn't work well with how menus are exported on the bus15:47
seb128Laney, speaking of gstreamer, you probably know but tracker s390 autopkg is grumpy and blocking it, that seems buggy though (it blocks gnome-icon-theme the same way) and might be worth doing a skip or something15:47
larsudesrt: stop doing it?15:48
LaneyI know15:48
larsu3.14 is really old...15:48
desrtlarsu: do it how we originally discussed in london, or ya... stop doing it entirely15:48
Laney12/01 15:45:01 <Laney> • started poking at tracker autopkgtests on s390x15:48
seb128great15:48
desrtbut fwiw, i don't think the changes i proposed would end up introducing a huge changeset in nautilus15:48
larsudesrt: in nautiulus?15:48
desrtbut the changes to gtk would indeed be fairly substantial15:48
larsudesrt: there I can only re-export actions15:48
larsuin the same namespace15:48
desrtlarsu: let's discuss this one more time after the meeting15:49
larsuanyway, let's not discuss this in the meteting15:49
larsu</larsu>15:49
willcooke:)15:49
willcookethanks chaps15:49
desrtlarsu: but i think if we can't figure out how to do it along these lines, you need to put it down15:49
willcooke#topic qengho15:49
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willcookelaggy laggy?15:52
willcookehe was here a little while ago15:52
seb128I've seen that before15:52
desrtya.  he was having trouble last meeting as well15:52
willcooke#topic seb12815:52
qengho2- done: chromium up to date. in Proposed. - done: Cr+fcitx apparmor updates for #security. - to-do: snappy packaging for chromium - need: sponsorship for xenial xdg-utils. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xdg-utils/+bug/151805315:52
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ubot5Launchpad bug 1518053 in xdg-utils (Ubuntu) "xdg-mime can read .config/ defaults but can never set them" [Medium,Confirmed]15:52
willcookedoh15:52
seb128lol, that as well15:53
willcookeqengho2, carry on if needed...15:53
seb128(/me waits for qengho to be done)15:53
qengho2I'm giving up smuxi. It is broken on large networks like freenode.15:54
qengho2EOF15:54
willcookethanks qengho215:54
willcookeseb128, all yours15:54
seb128* spent most of the week trying to get on top of xenial work (launchpad bugs, e.u.c, versions, ...)15:54
seb128* some Debian merges15:54
seb128* some small updates15:54
seb128</week>15:54
willcookethanks seb12815:54
willcooke#topic Sweet5hark15:55
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Sweet5hark- returned from vacation, burning through ~3000 mail backlog15:55
Sweet5hark- bumped LibreOffice to 5.1.0~rc1 for ppa including l10n in the ppa15:55
Sweet5harkEOF15:55
willcookethanks Sweet5hark15:55
willcooke#topic TheMuso15:55
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willcooke* Uploaded merge of Brltty from debian, accidentally breaking the systemd service file, which was promptly fixed, thanks rtg.15:55
willcooke* Further work on liba11y-profile-manager. Coding is well under way, and I've almost finalized the API, and it will e documented as its developed, allowing for changes as I progress where required, or where I've overlooked something.15:55
willcooke#topic tkamppeter15:56
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willcookeLooks like Till is offline, I will come back if he appears...15:56
willcooke#topic Trevinho15:56
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TrevinhoNothing to report, a part from the fact I'm back15:56
willcooke:D15:56
willcookeTrevinho, what do you think for a sprint review?  Friday better than tomorrow?  I think yes15:56
Trevinhowillcooke: I agree15:57
willcookecool, that's done then15:57
willcookewill send out invites15:57
willcookeandyrock, let me know how you are fixed for a meeting on Friday15:57
willcooke#topic willcooke15:57
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willcookeOh, no update from Robert, but I spoke to him yesterday15:57
seb128it starts feeling late for the software-center replacement ...15:58
willcookehe's been working on GNOME software and has branches which can get reviews and comments from LP15:58
willcookeseb128, Let's see what we find out in the meeting tomorrow.  I think we still need to push hard for it15:58
qenghoI'm oddly happy that "perl" was not installed on my main machine until just now as a dep for "irssi".15:59
willcookeit = G-Software15:59
seb128yeah15:59
seb128I'm also starting worring a bit about nautilus15:59
seb128I'm unsure the new version is good enough for the LTS/not going to been as a regression15:59
willcookeyes, thats sounding like it's not going as smoothly as expected.16:00
willcookelet's discuss after the meeting16:00
willcookeReminder to all desktoppers:  please fill out the conferences spreadsheet16:00
larsuseb128: what does the new version give us, other than being new?16:00
larsuah wait. after the meeting.16:00
willcookethx16:00
willcookeoki, no Till so let's wrap and continue the Nautilus conversation16:01
willcooke#endmeeting16:01
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meetingologyMeeting ended Tue Jan 12 16:01:35 2016 UTC.16:01
meetingologyMinutes:        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-desktop/2016/ubuntu-desktop.2016-01-12-15.30.moin.txt16:01
willcookethanks all16:01
didrocksthanks!16:01
didrockslarsu: big icons :-)16:01
seb128thanks!16:01
larsudidrocks: haha16:01
seb128larsu, not much, the usual "it's upstream supported, has improvements, etc"16:01
larsuright16:02
seb128though in this case I'm unsure16:02
larsuit's quite different, too16:02
seb128the new maintainer is friendly and nice but they seem to lack a bit of direction16:02
larsu"other locations" and all16:02
larsuya16:02
seb128like they axed options that they keep adding back now as gsettings key16:02
seb128or adding back in 3.2016:02
larsureally? ugh16:02
seb128like being able to delete bypassing the trash16:02
seb128or to make symlinks16:02
larsuthe first one seems like quite a useful feature16:03
seb128those are small examples16:03
larsuright16:03
seb128I'm more concerned by the 3 icons sizes only restriction and those being too big16:03
seb128and by the new file transfert-in win dialog16:03
seb128upstream is having issues, their user feedback seems to tell them users don't notice that copies, etc are going16:04
seb128they added animations to the toolbar icon16:04
seb128and now they auto-open the popup16:04
seb128but it's not great16:04
larsuoh I haven't noticed that16:05
larsuindeed....16:05
* larsu never copies files apparently16:05
seb128also they do weird/buggy things code wise which makes me a bit concerned16:06
didrocksyeah, the copy one is really annoying as an user16:06
seb128like they import gtk widgets without renaming symbols16:06
seb128and it leads to errors in case where you end up using a gtkfilelector16:07
seb128which has the same symbol defined16:07
seb128well I guess they are going to fix that, but weird things are going on16:07
larsuis this with both 3.18?16:08
larsugtk and nautilus, I mean16:08
seb128yes16:08
larsuwicked16:08
larsuso are you saying we should revert?16:09
seb128<csoriano__>seb128: GtkPlacesView is used internally by the file chooser, so the type get registered. Then, nautilus use it as well, copy pasting the code from gtk. but we use the file chooser in nautilus, which leads to trying to register the same type16:09
larsuI'd really appreciate not having to deal wit hthis16:09
larsubut then, I already spent quite some time on it16:09
larsuseb128: yay for glib's type system16:09
seb128larsu, I'm unsure, same as usual, if we revert we are blocked on an old version which makes Laney sad and Ubuntu GNOME grumpy16:10
seb128but I start having a feeling that it's the best way for the LTS16:10
seb128other opinions are welcome16:10
* larsu doesn't want to make Laney sad16:10
seb128didrocks seems to agree that the new nautilus has issues16:10
didrocks+116:11
didrocks(even +alot)16:11
seb128quite some new bugs also, upstream is handling some but it's going to be a work sink16:12
larsulet's just go with 3.20!!!16:12
* larsu runs16:12
seb128willcooke, did you use the new nautilus in xenial much? do you have an opinion on pros/cons?16:12
seb128lol16:12
seb128I would have considered it, since I'm about to backport most of what is going on there16:13
seb128but gtk css changes are in the way16:13
willcookeI havent used it a great deal, but what I did use felt like there were more oddities than I was expecting16:13
larsuseb128: ya css nodes is quite a big change16:13
willcookethis wouldn't affect the file navigation - single clicks vs double clicks to open folders etc though would it?16:14
seb128no, that's a different one16:14
seb128that one is GTK16:14
Laneyyou can do what you think is best16:15
willcookeissues for me:  large icons, the rename pop up,16:15
seb128Laney, did you use the new version much? do you have an opinion on how it feels as an user?16:16
willcookeheader bar might be more work than we need16:16
larsusigh16:16
seb128right16:16
attenteif a package has version 0.99.1+git20151118+62bd54b-0ubuntu1, is there a way to supercede it with the old versioning convention?16:16
seb128also larsu is struggling with the menu changes16:16
seb128attente, what do you mean?16:17
didrocksattente: once 0.99.2 (or +) is released, yeah :)16:17
didrocksbut this version means it's 0.99.1 + a git snapshot16:17
attenteah crap. ok16:17
attentei'll just add a 2 on the end16:17
Laneywhat are you doing?16:18
attentewant to upload maliit-inputcontext-gtk16:18
Laneyseb128: a bit, I noticed you can't click a filename to rename it inline any more16:18
attentebut the transitional package has version 0.99.1+git20151118+62bd54b-0ubuntu116:19
willcookeseb128, larsu - does it make sense to time-box it, given that larsu has already invested in it.  Maybe another week(?) to see if we can overcome the issues and then if not, revert?16:19
didrocksattente: you can use epoch, but then, everyone around here will kill you :)16:19
* attente looks it up16:19
Laneywhy does uploading that mean you have to go backwards?16:20
seb128willcooke, well, larsu doesn't have an easy way out yet for the menus, and then we don't have a start of solution for the big icons or non classic widgets (like the rename one)16:20
larsuseems like there's a lot more issues than a week can fix16:20
didrocksLaney: maybe they missed up and meant ~git instea of +git?16:20
didrocksinstead*16:20
Laneywhy do we hate popovers?16:20
didrocksmessed*16:20
* Laney has all the questions and none of the answers16:20
attentethose packages used to exist in the maliit-framework upstream repo, but they were moved out to a new one: maliit-inputcontext-gtk16:21
attenteso now those packages are just transitional in archive16:21
seb128Laney, for me it's not so much an issue, out of being inconsistent, if you right click in the left pane you get a type of menu (pop over) but if you right click on the right pane you get standard menus16:21
seb128Laney, willcooke seems to dislike the rename popover though16:21
didrocksattente: you can publish transitional binary package with different version than source16:21
didrocksif that's what you meant and want the new source to have the transitional binary package16:22
willcookenot really dislike, just different to the way it always has been.  Like, it's a UX change that I'm just not sure about.  I don't think it's necessarily better16:23
attentedidrocks: i want to package the new repo so it supercedes the old transitional packages, is there a way to do that?16:23
didrocksattente: ah, the new repo will ship the same binary package name16:23
attenteyeah16:23
didrocksbut with a version which is supposively backward?16:23
attentewell, a version without that +git<blah> nonsense16:23
Laneyhttps://github.com/maliit/inputcontext-gtk/blob/master/CMakeLists.txt16:23
didrocksyeah, you can't do that without epoch, but please, do don't that, can't upstream bump their version?16:24
Laneywhy is +gitsomething nonsense?16:24
Laneyit's a snapshot which follows the 0.99.1 release16:24
didrocksattente: generally +git meant "this version + a snapshot of git at that revision"16:24
attenteisn't that a hack to get the debian/watch file to use a git snapshot instead of an actual release?16:26
Laneyno16:26
forbidden404Hello, there, I think this is not entirely related to ubuntu make, but I think people here would know, is it common for the installation of Unity3d by Ubuntu Make to take really long times?16:26
Laneyit's saying that this is not an actual upstream release16:26
didrocksattente: well, a snapshot is a temporary solution normally16:26
Laneybut a snapshot which follows that one16:26
didrocksforbidden404: hey, depends on your bandwidth, their server loads and what you have already installed16:27
didrocksforbidden404: from experience, downloads can take up to 25-30 minutes (it's more than 1.5G)16:27
didrocksforbidden404: is the progress bar "progressing"? ;)16:27
forbidden404didrocks: well, the download is done, it's taking time installing it16:27
didrocksextracting it, well, you extract 1.5G…16:27
didrocksthe progress bar should bounce forth and back as the archive updates16:28
didrocksas long as it does that, it means it's extracting16:28
willcookeseb128, larsu - at this point it seems that using Nautilus 3.18 is the better option.16:28
didrocksif the extraction is stuck, the bar will reflect that being stuck as well16:28
forbidden404didrocks: yeah, but it's been like 1 hour, the progress bar is still bouncing back and forth16:28
didrocksurgh16:28
didrocksforbidden404: which version of ubuntu make?16:29
forbidden40415.12.116:29
didrocksforbidden404: ah, I'm pretty sure you get the bug I only got during tests (there was a race)16:29
didrocksforbidden404: that should be fixed on 16.0116:29
didrockswhich is *just* released :)16:29
didrocksforbidden404: your installation should still be functional, though, but if you want a clean one…16:30
seb128willcooke, 3.18 is the new one we have in xenial16:30
didrocksyou will just not have the launcher icon16:30
seb128willcooke, you mean 3.14?16:30
willcookeoh, right - yes.16:30
didrocks(and the framework being marked as installed)16:30
seb128willcooke, yeah, I tend to agree ...16:30
forbidden404didrocks: as you mentioned it, I just updated apt and yeah, new ubuntu make version16:30
didrocksforbidden404: the good part is that you will have even a newer Unity3D version :)16:31
forbidden404didrocks: I will abort this one and try again with the new version, thanks for th etip16:31
forbidden404didrocks: well that's great too16:31
didrocksforbidden404: yw! that's quite timely: https://plus.google.com/+DidierRoche/posts/d7CcoGrvUnX :)16:31
* didrocks waves good evening17:12
Laneybyeeeee didrocks17:12
didrockssee you Laney!17:13
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willcookehikiko, my testing says it works well:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xkNy9gfKOg18:00
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willcookealso a good excuse to watch old demo scene vids:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkM9koIRdpg18:02
Sweet5harkqengho, chrisccoulson: are you/is mozilla aware of https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1235557 ? There are rumors of it being exploitable: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fblog.fefe.de%2F%3Fts%3Da87aea3218:04
ubot5Mozilla bug 1235557 in ImageLib "crash in OOM | large | mozalloc_abort | mozalloc_handle_oom | moz_xmalloc | mozilla::image::Deinterlacer::Deinterlacer" [Critical,Resolved: duplicate]18:04
qenghoEw.18:05
* Laney uploads u-c-c and zenity wk2s18:07
Laneyand byeeeee!18:07
willcookesee ya Laney18:07
qenghoSweet5hark: out of memory abort doesn't seem likely to be exploitable. Maybe it's before that crash that a new value could cause something exploitable.18:18
seb128Laney, have fun!18:20
seb128Laney, we got the security to ack having both versions in main?18:20
seb128or did we finish porting everything to wk2?18:20
qenghoSweet5hark: eog says "not enough memory to load".18:23
Sweet5harkqengho: yeah, the google translated link speaks about the issue being resolved as dupe of a private bug though -- which sounds ... interesting. Then again I dont know about mozillas policy wrt bugs that are merely a DoS, so it might be that the bug is just private for that without RCE.18:25
ricotzSweet5hark, https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla-beta/rev/5622177b1e9519:07
robert_ancellLaney, what's the Ubuntu appstream URL?19:13
willcookeg'night all19:52
attenteseb128: still around?19:58
ochosilarsu: you're not really planning to backport gtk3.20 theming stuff to 16.04, are you? otherwise i guess i can throw my theme away and start anew (i.e. what i'll have to do after 16.04 anyway...)21:19
ochosilarsu: also, i guess you haven't fixed the linked items in inline-toolbars yet in light-themes, right?21:20

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