[05:59] hi [07:00] good morning [07:18] Good morning [07:53] hey pitti! [07:55] bonjour didrocks ! ça va / [07:55] ? [07:57] ça va bien et toi ? [07:57] didrocks: moi aussi [07:57] I found another systemd regression upstream, juggling with broken ppc64el builders, breaking xenial, the usual fun :) [07:58] haha, sounds really busy :) [08:25] good morning desktopers [08:25] hey didrocks pitti [08:25] bonjour seb128 ! ça va ? [08:25] oui ! et toi ? [08:25] good morning seb128 :) [08:25] hey seb128 didrocks :)! [08:26] salut alexarnaud [08:26] how are you ? [08:26] good, thanks, yourself? [08:26] The same [08:26] I'm happy everyday to enter more deepy into the Linux world [08:27] lut alexarnaud [08:28] didrocks: What does your new work make you happy ? (sorry but I've some difficulties to ask in English as I remark) [08:30] alexarnaud: it's great, thanks! will be better once things are under control, but that will take time :) [08:31] didrocks: what's are doing exactly ? I've heard something about marketing in an office but no more [08:32] alexarnaud: I'm doing some developer advocacy around Ubuntu Core [08:34] didrocks: advocaty ? [08:34] My dictionary translates it by "promotion"/"plaidoyer" [08:34] alexarnaud: advocacy, yeah: http://blog.phymata.com/2012/12/28/what-is-a-developer-advocate/ [08:41] good morning! [08:43] larsu, hey! how are you? [08:44] seb128: good thanks! And you? [08:44] sunny here [08:44] very nice [08:44] I'm good thanks :-) [08:44] not here :-/ [08:44] but at least less windy that yesterday [08:45] * larsu sends seb128 some of the sun [08:45] :-- [08:45] :-) [08:45] * desrt looks left [08:45] * desrt looks right [08:45] hey desrt ;-) [08:45] * desrt fight fight fight [08:45] nobody fights in here [08:45] hey seb. did you survive carnival? [08:47] hey seb128! [08:47] and hey desrt! [08:47] hi pitti :) [08:47] hey pitti :-) [08:47] hey larsu [08:47] seb128: (double-greeting, can't hurt!) [08:47] morning desrt [08:47] we tried to escape carnival yesterday by going to nijmegen. that didn't really work. [08:47] pitti, indeed! [08:47] hello larsu [08:47] turns out carnival is international [08:47] pretty calm here [08:47] didrocks: hello [08:47] it's not a big thing here [08:48] apparently in .nl it's bigger in the south [08:48] unfortunately the storm caused a lot of the carnival parties to get cancelled [08:48] desrt: "international"? Have you heard of this little country called Brazil? [08:48] morgen pitti et bonjour didrocks! [08:48] larsu: that's in louisiana, right? [08:48] * larsu slaps forehead [08:49] yeah, near New Brazileans [08:50] huh. i've been spelling that name wrong the entire time. go figure. [08:50] well, that's french spelling for you [08:50] * desrt makes a mental note [08:52] larsu: how much longer in .cz? [08:52] desrt: how was nijmegen? [08:52] desrt: -2 days [08:52] pretty good. i like this city. just the right size to cross the main area from one side to the other in ~30 minutes walking [08:53] s/to cross the main area from one side to the other in ~30 minutes walking [08:53] but the waterfront is really ugly... i didn't remember that from before... lots of nice views from parks _to_ the water... but looking at the city from the water is like "wtf are they doing here?" [08:53] /for ingress/ [08:53] lol no. in that case, it takes 2 hours :) [08:54] this was after we were done and going to dinner [08:54] went to an interesting all-you-can-eat place that has various "street foods" from the entire world [08:55] none of which are produced accurately... but all of which still taste very good by the custom interpretation [09:00] moin [09:00] hey Laney! [09:00] didrocks: oh it's very interesting job :) ! [09:01] hey larsu Laney willcooke :)! [09:01] morning [09:02] moin! [09:02] howdy Sweet5hark [09:03] hey willcooke [09:04] hey Sweet5hark [09:04] willcooke, seb128: heya [09:05] * Sweet5hark finds another build in a "INFO: pkgstripfiles: waiting for lock (libreoffice-XXX) ..." race condition/loop. [09:09] hey seb128 and alexarnaud! [09:29] ohh! lets make this a clickbait! [09:30] 2633 surprising reasons why you shouldnt deploy Apache OpenOffice ever: http://people.apache.org/~pfg/aoo-scan/ [09:44] i can't help but to see "apache" and think of broadway [09:44] openoffice is web-enabled now! [09:50] desrt: since the list includes use-after-free and out-of-bounds-array access, this suggests you can remotely make AOO to be anything you want it to be (including "web-enabled") [10:25] Sweet5hark, what's the status of that libreoffice update? we are getting close from feature freeze, would be nice to land it [10:27] seb128: 5.1.0/xenial? rebased on dokos changes, build completed successfully ~everywhere against proposed -- except i386, which again ran into a race condition/loop on the builder (build restarted). [10:28] attente, seb128, thanks for the hi dpi fixes [10:28] willcooke, yw! [10:28] seb128: you will have a package on people.canonical.com for upload today, Id say. [10:28] Sweet5hark, excellent, thank you [10:32] seb128: that said, this race condition/loop thing is curious, I have seen it on two platforms now, both were happy after a retry. Seems like a generic problem in our builder setup -- and LibreOffice likely just hits it more than others as it is a longer build. [10:41] seb128: hey, can you help in reviewing this https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/unity/proper-multiarch/+merge/285426 ? [10:41] Trevinho, hey, I can have a look after lunch [10:42] ok, thanks... [10:42] yw! [10:42] seb128: me again. Just for information, the monitors.xml file appears if I set a resolution using unity-control-center. As of then, dynamic resizing is broken until I delete it and kill -9 unity-settings-daemon. [10:43] michael-vb, k, please write that in the bug report [10:43] Will do. Enjoy your lunch. [10:43] thanks [10:43] (You must be further east than me...) [10:44] I'm on european time, but need to go for some errands and I'm going to have lunch after that [10:44] bbiab === JMulholland_ is now known as JMulholland [11:22] tjaalton, hey - are you aware of any Intel gfx driver issues atm? [11:22] like are there any new versions coming down the pipe to fix anything? [11:22] willcooke: no new bugs being filed anyway [11:23] tjaalton, thx [11:23] Laney, any X dash issues on your XPS? (Is it hi dpi?) [11:24] what kind of issues? [11:24] Laney, slow dash opening, generally clunky [11:24] no [11:24] it's fine sorry :( [11:25] sabdfl, your laptop is Hi DPI right? [11:25] willcooke, yes indeed [11:25] thx sabdfl [11:25] * willcooke ponders [11:25] 3200x1800 here [11:25] but xenial [11:25] Trevinho, fyi - issues with dash being slow in X ^ [11:26] mh... [11:26] something driver related it seems... [11:26] thats what I was thinking [11:27] morning all [11:27] dash search is always slow ;) [11:27] tjaalton: that's somewhat true :-P [11:28] sabdfl, just to confirm.. this is slowness when opening the dash, and it rendering on screen - or slowness in populating the dash with icons etc [11:28] Well, it depends... Really it depeends on the source [11:29] sabdfl: also... Only dash or also switcher / shutdown dialog (unity views, in general). [11:29] ? [11:55] willcooke, it's slowness on GL transitions - fades, merges. Opening the dash... is... like... this.... [11:55] looks like it affects the HUD too [11:55] Trevinho, ^ [11:56] lsmod|grep ^i915 [11:56] sabdfl: ^ [11:56] seb128, Laney: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/geoclue-providers/0.12.99-2ubuntu4 this still belongs to -desktop, but is in universe. prevents libgps cruft removal === hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln [11:57] sabdfl: can you run /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p for reference? [11:58] Trevinho, lots of green yes's [11:59] that's more detailed yes [11:59] sabdfl: renderer is intel, right? [11:59] OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) Haswell Mobile [11:59] OpenGL version string: 3.0 Mesa 11.1.1 [11:59] ok, fine... [12:00] sabdfl: when the problem started happening? Just today? [12:00] there could be a GPU hang [12:00] check dmesg [12:00] In the unity stack there have been no updates for some weeks, so... I'd go looking something deeper [12:00] no, i think its been slow for a while, i just happened to have olli handy to complain to today :) [12:01] oh.. :) [12:02] Laney, is your laptop Haswell too? [12:02] or Trevinho, do you have a Haswell machine? [12:02] willcooke: no sir... :( [12:03] * willcooke goes to track one down [12:03] umm [12:03] or... maybe... I could check my father's laptop [12:03] it's likely a hung gpu causing it [12:04] the driver does an auto-reset but it might still get stuck running on the lowest frequency [12:04] broadwell apparently [12:05] thanks Laney [12:05] tjaalton, any recent updates to the driver? [12:05] recent ish [12:06] a week ago [12:06] oki [12:06] sabdfl: is it like that right after bootup? [12:07] I think we need to find a Haswell machine to test this on [12:07] machine has been up a little while, i could reboot [12:09] tjaalton, will gpu hangs be logged in syslog? [12:09] yes [12:09] shows in dmesg and kern.log [12:09] sabdfl, could you paste your syslog and kern.log to paste.canonical.com ? [12:09] or similar [12:19] Sweet5hark: seems the ubuntu8 LibO regresses on s390x, and one retry didn't help; is that JunitTest_sot_complex thing somethign that just tends to fail often, or something which should be looked at? [12:19] Sweet5hark: not that s390x would be particularly important for LibO of course, so I'm fine with just ignoring it [12:19] doko: ^ FYI [12:19] correction, I alredy did two retries [12:20] http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/libr/libreoffice/xenial/s390x/ [12:20] a shame, as otherwise it worked fairly well up to now === jhernand1z is now known as jhernandez === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [12:31] doko: this doesn't make sense [12:31] how did libgps -2 migrate if it's a transition that breaks packages? [12:31] guess someone gets to figure out the API changes now [12:33] Laney, just saw it in NBS. fyi, upstream doesn't have this source anymore, but a new geoclue 2.4.2 [12:33] I know [12:40] pitti: interesting. [12:40] pitti: so, this is ubuntu8 vs ubuntu7 (which used to work on s390x), right? [12:41] Sweet5hark: right === hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko [12:41] pitti: there wasnt too much of a change between those two: doko added multiarch foo. [12:42] Sweet5hark, does LO use transactional memory? [12:43] pitti: sot is fairly low in the stack -- if its broken, many things might be. OTOH, this is an out-of-process java junit test interacting with libreoffice as another process ... [12:45] pitti: sooo, chances are, this has nothing to do with the sot part (that the test intends to target), but with general toolchain/java/whatever issues. External java testing has been fairly stable on common used platforms, but somewhat shaky elsewhere ... [12:45] Sweet5hark: or coudl that be related to building with JDK8 now? [12:45] pitti: yeah, possibly. [12:45] Sweet5hark: ubuntu8 might have built against the current java-common in -proposed which switches to JDK8 by default [12:46] * Sweet5hark looks at the log. [12:51] pitti: hmmm, that throws a RuntimeExcpetion in the loop after http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/sot/qa/complex/olesimplestorage/Test01.java#105 .. [12:54] which triggers file-io in LibreOffice and reads Bytes on it. Likely the stream read is truncated or something. [12:56] pitti: doesnt fire a synapse immediately for me how multiarch or a different jvm should trigger that. [12:57] Sweet5hark: ok; we can retry 0ubuntu7 on current xenial after the queues have settled down (due to perl), then it's easier to compare [12:58] pitti: OTOH I intend to bump us to 5.1.0~rc3 ~today -- which will present us with a whole new and different arrangement of failures anyway ... [12:58] haha [12:59] Sweet5hark: as I said, I'm happy to ignore this failure, but as there are a few other regressions due to JDK8 I thought you shold at least ack this [13:00] pitti: so, TBH i wouldnt overinvest in getting 5.0 on xenial nice and clean as we will throw it away anyhow. [13:00] Sweet5hark: but, but.. all those s390x LibO users! (I'm sure you can find a way to actually run it through ssh or something :) ) [13:00] Sweet5hark: ok, so ignore that failure to let ubuntu8 land, and see how 5.1 behaves? [13:01] pitti: yeah, thanks for the heads-up. I would likely need a login on a builder box (and rewrite that test in C++ to keep sane) to debug that ... [13:01] pitti: yes [13:01] Sweet5hark: I can give you temp ssh access to that (but as I said, they are swamped right now, so not now) [13:02] pitti: yeah. lets reinvestigate when the smoke clears over libreoffice 5.1 === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [13:06] pitti: (BTW looking at the failure its "all those s390x users doing Microsoft OLE-Object embedding in LibreOffice") [13:07] I bet that one user out there is very effective in filing lots of bugs and raising hell about it though. [13:08] * Sweet5hark just realizes that homeopathy work for IT too. [13:38] haswell? /me is still hearing the atmosphere on 2nd generation i7. [13:38] s/hearing/heating/ [13:56] Restore the scaling on the greeter [13:56] :-oooooooooooooooooooooooo [13:58] ^ is that a giraffe? [14:05] urg [14:06] daily iso has no ati/intel/nouveau/radeon/qxl/vesa xorg drivers [14:06] no wonder the greeter doesn't show :p [14:06] tjaalton, ^ known? [14:06] huh [14:06] xenial? [14:06] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/xenial-desktop-amd64.manifest [14:06] but yeah [14:06] Laney, I wanted to test ubiquity/Webkit2 :p [14:06] well, still on it, need a working session first [14:07] hmm, probably because -amdgpu is not in main yet [14:07] heh [14:07] added it to -video-all, wouldn't have expected this to happen :P [14:07] :-/ [14:07] and we keep publishing isos as current when they don't start [14:07] annoying === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [14:08] I'll file a MIR and get it moved today [14:08] thanks [14:08] or without MIR, it's a no-brainer [14:08] check with the MIR team I guess? [14:08] I can do the archive promotion for you [14:09] checking with #u-r now [14:48] sabdfl, willcooke: xenial seems happy on a haswell laptop here, so it's not a widespread issue I hope [14:48] sabdfl, do you have the discrete gfx hardware as well or just the Intel built in one? [14:49] thanks tjaalton [14:51] willcooke, i think intel only [14:51] mark@mark-XPS-15:~$ lspci | grep VGA [14:51] 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 06) [14:51] thx sabdfl [14:54] Laney, ubiquity webkit2 doesn't work for me, the slides don't show :-/ [14:55] unsure where to look, /var/log/installer/debug has "(process:8709): Gtk-WARNING **: This process is currently running setuid or setgid. This is not a supported use of GTK+. You must create a helper" [14:56] Laney, using the laney/wk2 package published an hour ago or so [15:02] Trevinho, Laney, seb128: looking at sphinxbase ... [15:02] * amd64: gstreamer0.10-pocketsphinx, libpocketsphinx-dev, libpocketsphinx1, libunityvoice1, libunityvoice1-dev, pocketsphinx-utils, python-pocketsphinx, python-pocketsphinx-dbg, simon, sphinx3, sphinxtrain, sphinxtrain-dev, unity-voice-autopilot, unity-voice-service [15:03] doko, yes? [15:03] Logan synced sphinxbase, but it won't migrate. is there any reason not to continue the transition? [15:03] not that I know of [15:03] I had to look at the unity-voice build issue on my list but didn't manage to find slots for it yet [15:03] if you want to do it that would be nice [15:08] I'll look and do the other rdeps first [15:11] doko, thanks [15:19] urg [15:19] pitti, larsu, my /var/log/journal is 2G ... is that expected? is there any cleaning done for that one or does it just accumulate over time? [15:22] seb128: it is expected, yes; the journal grows until it hits SystemMaxUse= (by default 10%), or if the remaining free space drops bwlow SystemKeepFree= (default 15%), then the oldest stuff gets rotated out [15:22] seb128: i. e. it dynamically grows and shrinks with the amount of available disk space [15:22] k, weird [15:22] I had less that 1G free disk this week [15:22] and still the journal is 2G [15:22] you can also configure it to a more "classic" SystemMaxFileSize=, but I think that dynamic one is a better default [15:23] I'm often around 900M free disk on that 80G drive [15:23] is there a command I can run to garbage collect the journal/clean out old entries? [15:23] just rm? [15:24] yes, you can just rm the files, but a bug report with "df" and an ls -l /var/log/journal/* would be good [15:25] I'm going to do that next time, I've deleted vms and pbuilder cache & other things and I'm back up to 10G free [15:25] seb128: a more fine-grained command is journalctl --vacuum-{size,time,files}, see manpage [15:25] thanks [15:26] seb128: can you compare the output of [15:26] sudo du -hs /var/log/journal/ [15:26] with [15:26] sudo journalctl --disk-usage [15:26] ? [15:26] Archived and active journals take up 1.9G on disk. [15:26] 2,0G /var/log/journal/ [15:26] I have 2.7 GB, and 77G free on / [15:27] ok, that sounds about right [15:28] wow, my logs start on September 21, that's a looot of history [15:28] -rw-r-x---+ 1 root systemd-journal 48M juin 28 2015 system@00051997a0a1257b-e [15:28] 81a5e1204d5e56d.journal~ [15:28] pitti, ^ beat you ;-) [15:29] * desrt senses a disturbance in the force [15:29] seb128: ok, let me try again [15:30] it's time!!!11 [15:30] #startmeeting Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 [15:30] Meeting started Tue Feb 9 15:30:30 2016 UTC. The chair is willcooke. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. [15:30] Available commands: action commands idea info link nick === meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Home of the Desktop Team, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For help or questions, try #ubuntu | Amaterasu watches over you benevolently | Tag "gtk318" for gtk 3.18 bugs please and thanks | Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 | Current topic: [15:30] o hai [15:30] hi desrt ! [15:30] hey [15:30] Roll call: andyrock, attente, desrt, dgadomski, fjkong(out), happyaron(out), hikiko, laney, larsu, qengho(out), seb128, sweet5hark, themuso (out), tkamppeter(out), trevinho, robert_ancell (out) [15:30] o/ [15:31] hey! [15:31] (ok running out :p) [15:31] hey! [15:31] hi didrocks! [15:31] * desrt misses didrocks' name on the list [15:31] Ho [15:31] :( [15:31] Ho [15:31] * didrocks hugs desrt [15:32] * desrt feels warm [15:32] o/ [15:32] My keyboard does not like me [15:32] didrocks is here in spirit [15:32] well, and he's actually present [15:32] :) [15:34] I figured we'd go round the list as usual and each person can paste their update and the 16.04 landings update [15:34] then if there are questions etc we can address them, then move on to the next person [15:34] Let's begin... [15:34] #topic andyrock === meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Home of the Desktop Team, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For help or questions, try #ubuntu | Amaterasu watches over you benevolently | Tag "gtk318" for gtk 3.18 bugs please and thanks | Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 | Current topic: andyrock [15:35] I ve been working on launcher integration. The branch is almost done. I m a bit blocked because libappstream-glib gives us icon as pixbufs and not gicons but nothing impossible to workaround [15:35] G-s launcher integration [15:35] I ll try to finish it by the end of tomorrow [15:36] ^H^H^H thanks [15:36] anything pending for 16.04 feature wise? I think that's all right? [15:36] For the thing I want to push before ff [15:36] Just this one [15:37] And startup notifications [15:37] Should go without problems [15:37] did the session dialogs changes landed? or did that got removed from the xenial list? [15:37] Not yet :\ [15:37] But it s low priority [15:38] well, that's sort of the point of doing the status update on feature now [15:38] either we drop them or get them done in the next week or so [15:38] I would rather push the other two [15:38] I guess it means that one is not for this cycle? [15:38] right, it's fine [15:38] we just need to focus on the important bits ;-) [15:38] I ll try but no promise [15:38] :) [15:39] thanks [15:39] No [15:39] better to focus on getting the launcher stuff done [15:39] just retarget it to next cycle if it's not going to land [15:39] Np [15:39] Sure [15:39] thanks andyrock [15:39] seb128, anything else here? [15:39] no ;-) [15:40] good stuff, thanks [15:40] #topic attente === meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Home of the Desktop Team, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For help or questions, try #ubuntu | Amaterasu watches over you benevolently | Tag "gtk318" for gtk 3.18 bugs please and thanks | Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 | Current topic: attente [15:40] andyrock: I can help if needed with features in case... [15:41] unity-greeter hi-dpi menu positioning fix [15:41] more discussions and revisions to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=756579... [15:41] thanks for that one! [15:41] Gnome bug 756579 in Widget: GtkMenu "GTK should let GDK position menus" [Critical,Needinfo] [15:41] implemented ubuntu-sso login dialog for submitting reviews in gnome software, struggling with some (i think) threading issues.......... [15:41] attente: happy to help look at those [15:41] seb128: np! [15:42] desrt: thanks [15:42] thanks attente [15:42] keep me posted on the SSo work [15:43] attente, I dont think you have any other 16.04 landings, right? [15:43] looking at pocketsphinx ... Laney, finding your name in the changelog ... is there still need for the various english language models? [15:44] doko: 1) meeting 2) dunno [15:44] no [15:45] thanks attente [15:45] #topic desrt === meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Home of the Desktop Team, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For help or questions, try #ubuntu | Amaterasu watches over you benevolently | Tag "gtk318" for gtk 3.18 bugs please and thanks | Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 | Current topic: desrt [15:45] hi. refactoring the gsettings work to a nicer state. [15:45] started to have some more serious discussions about timellines and when/how this will land (the containerisation work) [15:45] looking at early next cycle, so it can get lots of users by 16.10 [15:46] hope to have the 'upstream' stuff mostly done by march [15:46] not really a 16.04 target, but 'just after 16.04' [15:46] that's all for technical stuff [15:47] thanks desrt [15:47] #topic dgadomski === meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Home of the Desktop Team, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For help or questions, try #ubuntu | Amaterasu watches over you benevolently | Tag "gtk318" for gtk 3.18 bugs please and thanks | Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 | Current topic: dgadomski [15:47] hey [15:47] * investigated a complaint to bug 1337873 - it appeared that user was depending on unsupported behaviour [15:47] bug 1337873 in ifupdown (Debian) "ifupdown initialization problems caused by race condition" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1337873 [15:47] * tested fix to bug 1538724 - looking good [15:47] bug 1538724 in firefox (Ubuntu Wily) "GraphicsCriticalError: |[0][GFX1]: Unknown cairo format 3" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1538724 [15:47] (eof) [15:47] thanks dgadomski [15:47] thank you [15:48] #topic hikiko === meetingology changed the topic of #ubuntu-desktop to: Home of the Desktop Team, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam | For help or questions, try #ubuntu | Amaterasu watches over you benevolently | Tag "gtk318" for gtk 3.18 bugs please and thanks | Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2016-02-09 | Current topic: hikiko [15:48] I am working on the ezoom integration: I did some fixes on nux and unity to be able to use the code I had already and now I debug the transformations that take place when I add the compiz zoom transformation matrix to the nux matrix stack. Compiz and nux have different matrix representations and stacks and I am trying to see if I can use the scale matrix in a way that the components are scaled automatically avoiding the double scaling issues [15:48] I had the other time (although at the end I ll have to scale 1 by 1 the unity components that are not rendered by nux). [15:48] eof :) [15:48] what's the status of the CSD decorations? that still didn't land? [15:49] no, it's under review [15:49] marco will review it but he has the launcher and all that [15:49] k [15:49] it's getting late [15:49] we said in London that things should be done a week after the sprint [15:50] that was back in 2015 ;-) [15:50] a year ago! [15:50] oh well, I hope it lands this week [15:50] well the code seems to work but it needs to be reviewed [15:50] and tested [15:50] right [15:50] btw [15:50] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LABxkCLVSUg seb128 [15:50] it might be useful to put it in a silo for testing? [15:51] I don't know if I pasted it the other time [15:51] anyway it was not especially for you hikiko [15:51] we just need as a team to see that landing [15:51] hikiko, thanks ;-) [15:51] seb128, Trevinho - lets see where we are on Friday ^ [15:52] k [15:52]