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hikikohi05:58
didrocksgood morning!06:40
pittiGood morning07:17
didrockshey pitti, how are you?07:26
pittibonjour didrocks !07:26
pittihad a bit of a relapse this night, but reasonably okay now07:26
didrockspitti: oh, sorry to hear that :(07:27
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TrevinhoMorning07:57
Laneyhey!09:04
willcookemorning Laney09:10
Laneyyo willcooke, happy freitag09:15
Laneyhow goes?09:15
willcookeHad hot cross buns for breakfast09:15
willcooke\o/09:15
* flocculant would prefer Easter Egg ... 09:16
willcookeha!09:16
willcookespeaking of which09:16
willcookeI think I have some mini eggs09:16
flocculant:)09:16
davmor2willcooke: you're only allowed them in class if you have enough to share around09:18
willcooke:D09:18
Laneyit is foggggggggy today09:23
willcookesame here09:23
ksamakhey al09:30
ksamakl09:30
davmor2Laney: Foggy is okay but Cleggy is the voice of Wallace so he is better09:31
Laneyvote miliband09:34
seb128good morning desktopers09:36
seb128Trevinho, willcooke said he was wanting to review css/themes changes09:36
seb128so maybe ask him?09:36
willcookehey seb12809:37
willcookeTrevinho, sup?09:37
seb128hey willcooke09:38
TrevinhoHi willcooke09:38
Trevinhowillcooke: check my mp for headerbar theming...09:38
willcookeoki, I can have a go09:39
Trevinhowillcooke: can you?09:39
willcookeI'll try09:39
Trevinhowillcooke: https://code.launchpad.net/~3v1n0/ubuntu-themes/toolbar-mode-headerbar-gradient09:39
willcooke:)09:39
TrevinhoIt needs also that gtk branch to get it working though09:39
Trevinhoseb128: you want to check that? Robert already had a quick look to that09:40
Laneyhi seb128!09:40
Laneyhow art thou?09:41
seb128Trevinho, I can try having a look, I'm having a vac day today though (but swapping some hours with yesterday, but I've enough thing on my todo for today) so likely monday09:41
TrevinhoNow I think headerbar windows look quite nice. Even when not maximized09:41
seb128hey Laney! good, it's friday ;-) how are you?09:41
Laneynot bad09:41
Trevinhoseb128: ah sorry... So don't worry.09:41
seb128Trevinho, great09:41
Laneywe went for thai last night at a new place in town09:41
Laneywhich was good09:41
Laneyand today I am going to win on this shit09:41
seb128thai is good!09:41
seb128did you get spicy curry? ;-)09:41
Laneypad thai09:42
Laneyit wasn't hot but they had some really hot sauce thing09:42
Laneyit was orange so i thought it was mango at first09:42
Laneynooooooooooooooooooooooooooope09:42
* Trevinho just landed in Sicily... God, weather in London is better than here :O09:42
seb128haha09:43
seb128Trevinho, after the montains&snow you try something different? ;-)09:43
ngaioSorry to interrupt given I'm not on the Ubuntu desktop team, but is there a good reason why ~/.local/bin and ~/.local/share/man are not recognized as valid-locations-in-which-useful-things-are in Ubuntu? pip install --user defaults to these locations09:44
ngaiothe pip developers tell me they just work in Fedora09:46
seb128what do you mean "valid locations in which useful things are"?09:46
seb128like being in the default path?09:46
ngaioinstall an application using pip install --user, and it puts the entry_points scripts in ~/.local/bin, which is not on the default Ubuntu path. It puts the man pages, .desktop files etc. under ~/local/man etc., which means the man page is not recognized by man, and so forth09:48
ngaioonly when the user creates a ~/bin directly and symlinks to the executable in ~/.local/bin does the .desktop file show up in the Dash09:48
ngaiountil that point the application effectively has no way of being launched, unless the complete path is used of course09:49
Trevinhoseb128: yeah, from the north of Italy to the very South... 😃09:49
TrevinhoWell I'm here visiting a friend for few days09:50
TrevinhoSince we both work at home we'll do a kind of coworking09:50
seb128Trevinho, nice ;-)09:56
seb128ngaio, dunno about pip, maybe #ubuntu-devel is a better place to ask, barry doko or maybe didrocks might know better09:56
ngaioseb128, thanks for your time, and sorry for the interruption! :-)09:57
seb128no worry09:57
rbasakDoes anyone else have a problem with the mouse cursor in gnome-terminal disappearing until a mouse click? I keep losing my mouse because of this.10:06
rbasakI found a patch, but it needs backporting and ran out of time.10:07
rbasakhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-terminal/+bug/89078410:07
ubot5Launchpad bug 890784 in gnome-terminal (Ubuntu) "Gnome-terminal continues to show outline cursor after getting focus" [Low,Confirmed]10:07
rbasakNot sure of the proportion of people impacted by this. If it's many, does someone want to take this on?10:07
Laneyrbasak: It's in 3.18.9 so we'll get it quite soon already10:13
rbasakLaney: ah, thanks. I was looking in gtk2.0, not gtk3.0. That would explain why I thought it needed a backport. You expect to land 3.18.9 in Xenial before release?10:15
rbasak(I'm still running Wily locally but thought it affected Xenial too based on the sources and patch)10:15
LaneyYes probably next week10:16
rbasakGreat. Thank you!10:16
Laneynp!10:16
LaneySomeone could try to backport it to wily if they wanted10:16
Laneyit's probably just a cherry pick10:17
rbasakI could but I'm happy to wait for Xenial.10:17
rbasak(well, I expect to upgrade to Xenial Real Soon Now anyway)10:17
willcookerbasak, probably best to wait ;)10:17
willcookewe're having upgrade issues atm10:17
rbasakOK will do, thanks :)10:18
LaneyWHO BROKE U-C-C!!!!!!!!10:35
Laneyhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/15346635/10:43
willcookeLaney, could it be an Xorg thing?10:45
Laneyhmm10:52
tjaaltononly indirectly, it's been working here for the past month or more10:53
Laneytjaalton: any clue?10:54
tjaaltonnot without any logs10:54
tjaaltonwhat's the symptom?10:55
Laneytotem cheese unity-control-center crash with that trace10:55
Laneywhat log do you want?10:55
dpmwillcooke, I'm not sure if this is something for the desktop team to fix or someone else, but do you perhaps know someone who could look at bug 1535058? It seems apps still fail to start on the unity 8 session10:55
ubot5bug 1535058 in ubuntu-app-launch (Ubuntu) "applications close instantly when launched from the launcher or dash" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/153505810:55
tjaaltonLaney: run the unity compat thing10:56
tjaaltonand xorg log in pastebin10:56
willcookedpm, u8 team I think10:57
dpmok, I'll ping folks on #ubuntu-unity, thanks10:57
Laneytjaalton: you mean unity_support_test in nux?10:57
Laneyor that check_gl_texture_size thing10:58
tjaaltonthen nux thing10:59
Laneythat exits 010:59
Laneythe other one exits 1 and prints nothing, on a working system it prints 819210:59
Laneyhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/15346696/ <- xorg log11:00
tjaaltonoh nvidia, and old xserver11:01
tjaaltondunno anything about that :)11:01
Laneyare you telling me to restart?11:01
tjaaltonif you've upgraded then yes perhaps11:02
Laneyyes11:02
Laneythat could be the trigger11:02
Laneyseems disturbing if so11:02
tjaaltonthere's lots of things that fail during/after upgrades11:03
tjaaltonlike daemons dying etc11:03
tjaaltonu-c-c crashed here during a dist-upgrade11:03
andyrockmorning11:04
tjaaltonI've uploaded the crash but no idea if it shows anywhere11:04
willcookemorning andyrock11:06
Laneytjaalton: yeah works now11:20
tjaaltonLaney: niice :)11:20
Laneysort of11:20
Laneyxorg might want to touch that reboot_required file when upgrading11:21
tjaaltonthen the followup question would be; which part of xorg?11:22
Laneyyou tell me!11:22
tjaalton:)11:22
Laneythe part that made that break11:23
tjaaltonwish I knew11:23
Laneyjust go for xserver-xorg-core when upgrading to a new minor (second component) version?11:24
tjaaltonand what's the place to touch?11:25
Laneylet me check11:25
LaneyI think it's in update-manager11:25
tjaaltonI've seen it before but can't remember11:25
LaneyUpdateManager/UpdateManager.py:REBOOT_REQUIRED_FILE = "/var/run/reboot-required"11:26
tjaaltonah right11:26
tjaaltonthe contents are localized11:28
tjaaltonso if there is a postinst blurb to use i'm all ears11:31
tjaaltonok found it11:34
tjaaltonnotify-reboot-required11:35
willcookecyphermox, could this be related to the upgrade issues ^11:35
tjaaltonwhat issues?11:35
willcooketjaalton, when you (try to) upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 Xorg, or Compiz, or U7, or something graphical at least, dies and the upgrade craps out.11:36
willcookeleaving you with a dead box11:36
tjaaltonah11:37
willcookewhich can be slightly bought back to life by booting with an older kernel11:37
willcookehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/155523711:37
ubot5Launchpad bug 1555237 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "Upgrade from 14.04.4→ 16.04 dies midway taking out the session." [Critical,New]11:37
tjaaltonis this a new issue from this week?11:39
willcookeerm.  Hard to say, we only really started testing it this week11:39
willcookedavmor2, ^11:40
davmor2willcooke: it happened before beta1 it but got masked be the modutils issue11:41
davmor2willcooke: at least I think it is the same issue11:41
davmor2symptoms are at anyrate11:41
tjaaltonlogs show compiz segfaulting11:49
willcookemy feeling is that it's a symptom rather than a cause.  But I don't know11:50
tjaaltonit crashes for a reason yes, but can't recover because the system is in limbo11:54
tjaaltonso whatever library update happens under it shouldn't make it crash11:54
willcookeding ding ding.  It's 12 o'clock.  hikiko, how are the shadows?12:00
willcookeTrevinho, ^12:00
hikikolol12:01
hikikoNot done12:01
hikikoI didn't fix some issues12:01
willcookehikiko, how much longer?12:01
willcookeIf it's more than an hour or so, then I think it's time to stop12:02
willcookeWe have a fix for 16.04 for Gtk and we can carry on with this with a view to SRU it after release, and for inclusion in 16.1012:02
willcookeplus we need e zoom now12:02
hikikoIt's easy but I was debugging since yesterday and I am too tired to fix it in like an hour although it wouldn't need more it's an offset and another minor thing12:03
hikikoPlus marco12:04
hikikoMerged his fix12:04
davmor2tjaalton: it's easy to reproduce in a vm just remember to install openssh-server in 14.04.4 and allow access to the port before upgrading12:04
hikikoThe gtk specific trick12:04
hikikoAs far as i have seen12:04
tjaaltondavmor2: yeah trying right now12:05
Trevinhohikiko: not merged yet.12:05
willcookehikiko, oki.  Let's call it a day for now then.  Plus it sounds like we might have a critical Compiz crasher in the upgrade from 14.04 to 16.0412:05
hikikohttps://i.imgur.com/CcacoDi.png12:05
hikikowillcooke, do you have the bug report12:06
hikikoTrevinho, sorry I meant approved12:06
Trevinhohikiko: it's about to be merged, but reverting or not applying is not a problem (as it will work once gtk patch will land)12:06
hikikoyes i see12:06
hikikoanyway question:12:06
hikikowhat about the shaped window shadows?12:06
hikikothese are working ok12:06
hikikoand are not in conflict with the gtk ones12:06
Trevinhohikiko: do you have a screenshot also with an app with headerbar?12:07
tjaaltondavmor2: update-manager -d offers a partial upgrade, I probably need to run that?12:07
Trevinhohikiko: Yes. They need some shaping, I've a branch. So we can land it in next iterations12:07
davmor2tjaalton: update to 14.04.4 first and then run it12:07
hikikothere I have the wrong offset :) it's like the terminal but slightly moved to the left :/12:07
hikikothat's why I didn't propose it yet12:08
davmor2tjaalton: just don't forget the ssh server bit or you'll have no access to the device when it dies12:08
TrevinhoShaping the shaped windows branch... :-D12:08
tjaaltondavmor2: i'm fully uptodate on trusty, but not on the hwe stack, at least I don't think that has anything to do with this12:08
hikikoshaping?!12:08
hikikoTrevinho, what do you mean?12:08
hikikothe gtk ones?12:08
Trevinhohikiko: if you share the code I can give it a look after in the afternoon12:08
willcooketjaalton, plus keep a look out for a prompt in the terminal pane.  You might be asked to hit "y" at some point and it doesn't seem to be opening a dialogue at the moment12:09
Trevinhohikiko: cleaning it up ;-)12:09
hikikosure Trevinho but I was hoping to get some rest and fix it and send it then because it needs some cleanup etc and I believe there might be something like a wrong sign or sth that is in front of my eyes12:10
davmor2tjaalton: yes I was running a fresh install of 14.04.4 so that would be the wily hwe stack12:10
tjaaltondavmor2: I can try that next if this succeeds12:10
hikikoanyway I'll upload the code for backup as it is12:10
hikikobut I think that if I look at it after a while I'll find it12:11
davmor2tjaalton: if you can't reproduce I have a box I can setup with ssh access at a push that you can dig around in once the upgrade is trigger but that would need setting up again12:12
willcookedavmor2, ah, that reminds me.  I'm going to take a snapshot once 14.04 is fully upgraded.  That should save me a bit of time12:13
willcookeI can roll back to it once it dies12:13
hikikobut anyway if willcooke and you are fine with the gtk shadows we can merge them with the shaped shadows and then I do an MP on tuesday early morning or later tonight (monday is national holiday) and then I move to the ezoom12:13
davmor2willcooke: that's what I have done for me doen't help on hardware though :)12:14
willcookedavmor2, metal is so old school12:15
hikikothe only reason I believe that the alpha shadows should be in is that are more generic and cover more cases but the gtk trick is good for the moment, I think we don't even need to revert it afterwards it's not in conflict with what I do12:15
davmor2willcooke: true but that also tends to be what users have :)12:15
willcookehikiko, +1 thanks12:15
willcookedavmor2, ohhh, those guys.12:15
davmor2willcooke: you try testing nvidia and amd upgrade in you vm go on I double dare you ;)12:16
ogra_davmor2, nowadays all users have clouds ... who needs metal :P12:16
willcookedavmor2, ha!12:16
desrthappy friday, kids12:16
willcookehey desrt12:16
desrtgood morning, willcooke12:17
* davmor2 takes away all of ogra_ metal and then challenges him to use snappy without access to it12:17
* ogra_ just uses the cloud through a brain interface ... oh, wait, thats called imagination :)12:18
tjaaltondavmor2: i guess it would need someone who actually knows compiz to gdb it :)12:19
* Laney runs ./deploy-frontend.sh12:24
* Laney trembles12:24
willcookegood luck Laney12:25
LaneyI booked my cell at HMP Nottingham already if it goes wrong12:26
willcooke:D#12:26
willcookeI'll bring you 200 Benson & Hedges when I visit12:26
Laneyyummy12:26
Laneythe cool thing is to use your drone to drop them into the yard now12:26
willcookeha12:27
willcookeOnce we get drones strong enough to lift a person, things are going to get funny12:28
Sweet5harkLaney, willcooke: not using a laser guided potato cannon? much disappoint!12:28
Laneythe countermeasures seem exciting12:28
Laneyautomatic drone zappers12:28
Laneyoccasional bald eagle as collateral12:29
willcooke:D:D12:29
Laney"Done."12:29
Laneyhmm12:29
tjaaltondavmor2: didn't crash, but there were a ton of packages failing to install because of conflicts or whatnot12:35
tjaaltonrunning apt install -f now12:36
tjaaltonlibutempter0 at least is broken, trying to chown a directory that doesn't exist, and postints fails12:41
tjaaltonof course, because the location changed..12:44
tjaaltonafter doko multiarchified it12:44
flocculanttjaalton: libutempter0 is where it failed for me in February12:47
tjaaltonflocculant: yep, 1.1.6-1ubuntu1 broke it12:47
tjaaltonfixing it now12:47
tjaaltonwhole chown thing is obsolete now12:47
tjaaltonah, can just sync it12:49
tjaaltonthat bug was open for over a month..12:53
tjaaltonbug 154203012:54
ubot5bug 1542030 in libutempter (Ubuntu) "Problem during configuring (wrong path)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/154203012:54
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Sweet5hark"<chris_wot> if I was James Bond's enemy then I would have a pool  of hippos and sharks ... add in a few alligators and piranhas  <tml__> and some Debian Developers"13:41
Sweet5hark^^ newest addition to the LibreOffice quibs file.13:42
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flexiondotorgTrevinho, Quick question please.14:18
flexiondotorgTrevinho, With regard to this comment - https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/compiz/marco-gsettings/+merge/282882/comments/73761014:18
* Laney unweeps14:19
ogra_unweep ? does that make the tears go upwards ?14:19
flexiondotorgTrevinho, Are you requesting that I merge https://code.launchpad.net/~albertsmuktupavels/compiz/gwd-no-mutter and https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/compiz/marco-gsettings14:19
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: yes... faster way is merging with ci-train branch14:41
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: let me find it for you14:41
flexiondotorgmuktupavels, See above.14:41
flexiondotorgTrevinho, muktupavels I've got a meeting to attend. I'll be back a litle later. I'll catch up with you then.14:42
flexiondotorgTrevinho, Can you merge this one too please? https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/compiz/fix-1067951/+merge/28303914:44
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: that's already in the merging queue...14:44
flexiondotorgI've got some other tweaks to improve consistency of settings I'd like to submit a merge proposal for later.14:45
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: so, for the other branch, all you need is to do a "bzr merge lp:~ci-train-bot/compiz/compiz-ubuntu-xenial-landing-009"14:45
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: fine, np14:45
muktupavelsTrevinho, flexiondotorg, https://code.launchpad.net/~albertsmuktupavels/compiz/gwd-macro-gsettings/+merge/28878314:45
Trevinhomuktupavels: this is the flexiondotorg branch? or what?14:46
muktupavelsTrevinho, gwd-no-mutter + macro-gsettings with conflicts resolved14:46
flexiondotorgTrevinho, The merge proposal will replace my original marco-gsettings mp.14:46
tjaaltonwillcooke: this should show up on planet.u.c soon https://tjaalton.wordpress.com/2016/03/11/no-catalystfglrx-video-driver-in-ubuntu-16-04/14:48
willcookethanks tjaalton14:49
Trevinhoflexiondotorg, muktupavels: so please, set as "rejected" or delete the MPs that are not needed at this point, to avoid confusion14:49
flexiondotorgTrevinho, I have deleted my original merge proposal.14:49
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: ok thanks14:50
muktupavelsTrevinho, flexiondotorg: diff looks good, but I did not tried to build it...14:50
flexiondotorgmuktupavels, I will test build later.14:51
flexiondotorgI'm sure it will be fine.14:51
flexiondotorgMust dash, I'll be back soon.14:51
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dobeyanyone else using evolution on xenial?14:59
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xclaessedobey, I do15:00
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dobeyxclaesse: in unity7?15:01
xclaesseyes15:01
dobeyxclaesse: is the menu-in-titlebar stuff broken for you in evolution?15:02
dobeyhrmm, actually it seems broken in most things for me15:02
Trevinhodesrt: I've slightly updated the gtk border radius patch, so if you can check it..15:14
* flexiondotorg is back.15:19
xclaessedobey, seems to work for me15:23
dobeyhmm15:23
dobeyweird15:23
willcookejust installed Evolution on my 16.04 test machine and it seems to be working there15:25
dobeyi wonder if something got borked during upgrade perhaps then15:26
flexiondotorgTrevinho, A minor, but important, merge proposal for compiz-mate - https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/compiz/ubuntu-mate-wallpaper-common/+merge/28877715:35
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: yeah, I already approved that15:35
flexiondotorgTrevinho, Ah, thanks. Better catch up on my email.15:36
flexiondotorgTrevinho, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mate-dev/compiz/mate-tweaks/+merge/28880016:15
flexiondotorgTrevinho, Do you think a new Compiz version will be released before 16.04 Final Beta?16:23
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: released in ubuntu, yes...16:23
Trevinhoflexiondotorg: as upstream release, I'm unsure, since I've lots of things in the stack16:23
flexiondotorgTrevinho, Released in Ubuntu is what I'm most interested in :-)16:24
Laneyright18:00
Laneygot to zoom to a talk about bikes18:00
Laney/o\ / \o/18:01
Laneyhappy weekend!18:01
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willcookesee ya Laney18:04
willcooketime for me to go too18:04
willcookeso long18:04
Sweet5harkright. happy weekend folks!18:10
mhall119ximion: are you still around?20:18
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ximionmhall119: jup20:25
mhall119ximion: hey, I'm seeing different minimum size requirements for appstream icons, DEP-11 says 32x32, a Gnome wiki page said 48x48 and the AppStream spec says 64x6420:35
mhall119what is our requirement, and would you like to ask for something higher, like 256x256, so it looks good in Unity as well?20:36
ximionmhall119: where does it say 32x32 for DEP-11?20:37
ximionthat's wrong20:37
ximionthe minimum size is always 64x6420:37
mhall119https://wiki.debian.org/DEP-11#Application_Icons20:37
ximionfor everything20:37
ximionah! don't use that page, there is a warning notice at the top ;-)20:38
ximionthe page is outdated20:38
mhall119ok, so should I ask for 64x64, or do you want to go larger?20:38
ximion(as in: last touched with regular changes in 2014)20:38
mhall119ack20:38
ximion64x64, larger is always okay, but 64x64 is the minimum20:39
ximionbtw, information for AppStream on Debian now lives here: https://wiki.debian.org/AppStream20:39
mhall119thanks20:39
ximionspecifically relevant: https://wiki.debian.org/AppStream/Guidelines20:39
ximionthe generator will take care of scaling icons down or rendering SVGs to the appropriate sizes, so software centers can rely on 64x64 icons being present20:40
mhall119ok20:41
mhall119ximion: the AppStream spec says PNG is preferred over SVG, is that true for us as well?20:50
ximionmhall119: for upstreams, it doesn't matter20:51
ximionwhere did you find that?20:51
ximion(just in case it is misleading)20:51
mhall119https://www.freedesktop.org/software/appstream/docs/sect-AppStream-IconCache.html20:52
ximionthe AppStream distro metadata *must* have PNG icons, upstream projects can ship a bigger array of icon types and formats20:52
ximionah, yeah, that's for the generator20:52
ximionnot upstream20:52
ximionfor GUI app upstreams, this page is interesting: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/appstream/docs/chap-Quickstart.html#sect-Quickstart-DesktopApps20:53
mhall119ximion: that doesn't mention icons at all20:54
ximionthe AppStream spec only mandates the output icon size. Since we decided a while ago that we don't want to upscale icons shipped by upstream, this means that upstream projects should ship 64x64 icons, or bigger20:55
mhall119ok20:56
ximionit's probably time to update the upstream hints to reflect that, because all distros somehow apply the same practice now20:56
ximionso, in summary: App authors should ship bitmaps in at least 64x64px size or SVG icons in XDG icon-spec directories. Recommended file format is PNG (for bitmaps) and SVG(Z) for vector graphics20:57
ximion(some other formats are supported in case stuff is placed in /usr/share/pixmaps, but better don't start with that madness20:58
dobeyqengho: hey. any ideas on this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/15351374/ ?21:56
qenghodobey! Howdy. Let me see....21:56
qenghodobey: I don't know that package at all. The one Canonical gets from Adobe is packaged as "adobe-flashplugin". Maybe that is a suitable replacement.21:59
dobeyqengho: oh? adobe-flashplugin hsa the PPAPI one too?22:00
qenghodobey: yes.22:00
dobeyhmm, ok22:00
dobeyhmm22:01
qenghodobey: that "./var" looks funny to me. I bet your "dmesg" has some clue too.22:01
dobeyi have restricted and partner both enabled, but adobe-flashplugin is not found22:02
qenghodobey: wily partner? I doubt partner is populated before 2016-04.22:03
dobeyhmm22:03

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