[00:15] i'll be back to gnome soon... i got a wild hair up my ass to try mate and i'm about to punch myself in the face [00:15] just thought I'd share a laugh [03:04] darkxst: i know this is kind of out of the scope of ubuntu-gnome, if i want to try a kernel patch for ubuntu gnome, do i just clone the ubutnu linux kernel git repo, patch the driver file and then build the deb (somehow)? === uaa is now known as Guest79721 === meetingology` is now known as meetingology === Elimin8r is now known as Elimin8er === Guest79721 is now known as damascene [08:27] darkxst, hi [08:27] ricotz, hey [08:27] darkxst, I am starting to play around with HiDPI [08:27] does it work? I still dont have hidpi hardware [08:28] while the ubuntu-gnome plymouth theme doesnt support it and also don't use the hacky solution of ubuntu .. [08:28] I did this https://launchpad.net/~ricotz/+archive/ubuntu/staging/+sourcepub/6167873/+listing-archive-extra [08:28] which surprisingly works ;) [08:28] ricotz, yeh we don't have the 2x themes yet [08:29] by hacky I guess you mean the 2-scale [08:29] darkxst, it kind of works, but I have trouble with other hardware issues due missing proper skylake support [08:29] darkxst, yeah, that is what i mean [08:29] right sjylake really needs 4.5? [08:29] more like 4.6 [08:30] but ubuntu's 4.4 will get the 4.6 intel stack [08:30] ha ok, sometime in the future ;) [08:30] no already since 4.4.0-9.x [08:31] aka i915_bpo [08:32] anyway, I guess due the lack of hidpi on your side you havent pushed getting proper support to someones attention yet [08:33] ricotz, file a bug ;) and yes, hopefully I can get a new laptop soon though [08:35] though I do wonder why those patches never landed? [08:35] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/core-1403-hidpi-boottime [08:35] I assume just the lack of time and testing [08:36] would be nice to have them pushed and getting a new plymouth release [08:36] (with soname bump) [08:36] ricotz, yes, I am aware that the Ubuntu plymouth dealt with hidpi at the them level [08:38] I don't about know getting a transition through this late in the cycle [08:39] but guess I could chat with halfline about pushing for an upstream release [08:39] that would be great [08:42] ricotz, you do realise rstrode is halfline on IRC ? [08:42] (just looking the the gnome-hackers backlog) [08:42] oh :\ [08:42] he is [08:49] not sure he would actually be around right now, but he should respond later === popey_ is now known as popey [08:52] ricotz, I think he is west coast US, business hours... [08:53] though I often get confused by timezones ;) [08:53] darkxst, alright, let's wait [08:55] ricotz, what laptop did you get? [08:55] (assuming its a laptop!) [08:56] my trusty thinkpad T400 is well past its time! [08:58] not sure I trust the lenovo inspired thinkpads now... [08:59] I have a HP 2540p which is getting replaced by a XPS13 [09:02] so it will still take some time for mesa and kernel to catch up with proper support [09:04] skylake does seem to have been slower than past generations in gaining mainline support [09:08] not sure, I have missed some generations in between ;) [09:09] * darkxst also but in general intel have been 6months ahead of hardware release [09:10] yeah, but there are still newer skylake revisions coming out which need their little tweaks [09:10] before kabylake hits the floor [09:11] certainly sandy bridge, ivy bridge, broadwell and haswell all had pretty good release day support [09:16] so hoping those current issue will get fixed soon :) [09:25] should do! [09:26] though I don't have any leverage with the upstream intel guyss [20:08] darkxst, fyi the plymouth hidpi patches got pushed [20:09] and of course mutter 3.18.3 and gnome-shell 3.18.4