[06:15] rebuilding images [06:38] ochosi: ack - done that then - just need you to do the XPL bit on launchpad now :) [06:58] shame swissbot doesn't know when our normal images get built [07:01] About how long for a rebuild? [07:02] 30 minutes to announcement [07:02] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/+livefs/ubuntu/xenial/xubuntu [07:02] says ~30 minutes ago - so 15 minutes for it to build [07:03] but that's just one set obviously - depends where we are in list if it's global rebuild :p [07:34] bluesabre ochosi - rebuilt image with new artwork - all ok there [07:34] bbl [09:01] flocculant: awesome, that's great news! === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 [10:57] flocculant: indeed, great to hear [10:59] bluesabre: thanks for all the hard work btw! [11:00] ochosi: of course :D still a bit more to do [11:17] bluesabre: you mean for the 16.04 final image or in general? :) [11:18] Gotta figure out thunar, hopefully in a short amount of time [11:19] yeah, the thunar issue... i know [11:20] from what ali1234 wrote the patch i mentioned a while ago (by harald) fixes the crash, but then there's another problem with thunar not repainting correctly [11:20] (i wonder what's worse) [11:20] ah [11:20] which patch [11:21] I think we can handle bad repainting, unless it always happens and you can't tell the file was moved [11:22] there are only two patches on thunar git since the last release [11:22] this one: http://git.xfce.org/xfce/thunar/commit/?id=029012f4c39d9d3d9ae617491a69f76f54a4192f [11:23] and this one: http://git.xfce.org/xfce/thunar/commit/?id=77cf6ec3a3969589a4e9a8beea6a122b7dbcc2a0 [11:23] they both introduce extra checks and return if the checks fail [11:24] so now instead of crashing, thunar just stops doing whatever it was doing and returns [11:24] that seems to mean it stops before redrawing the screen [11:24] so i conclude the bug is not actually fixed, it is just caught before it crashes [11:28] yeah, sounds like a reasonable conclusion [11:29] actually returning nothing instead of NULL probably causes the stack corruption that causes the crash, so it's probably the second patch that is responsible === mhall119_ is now known as mhall119 [12:34] ali1234, but it does seem like those patches would be desirable, would you agree? [12:35] sure [12:36] Unit193, are those the ones we have in the PPA, or do we have another? If the latter, want to drop those into -staging for some quick testing? Otherwise, I'll get them in the PPA this evening. [12:36] bbl === PaulW2U_ is now known as PaulW2U [14:10] ochosi: you need to reply too https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2016-April/003694.html [14:10] just in case you're not subscribed [14:54] flocculant: i received it and also replied (just now) [14:54] but thanks for highlighting, there's always the chance that i'd have missed it [14:55] ochosi: welcome - just thought that one I ought to say something before it's Thursday :p [14:56] hehe, indeed [14:57] :) [14:59] ochosi: don't forget to add akxwi-dave either :D [15:04] bluesabre: Just the former. [15:05] oh damnation [15:06] if I had thought to search with git I could have told ochosi this the other day :| [16:33] Hi there people! Recently I have noticed that the icon of the whiskermenu sometimes disappears. When I hover the mouse over the positio where it should be, it becomes visible again. Does anyone know what's up with that? [16:48] pjotter: I've just seen a couple of random reports around the place - not any sort of reason nor resolution [16:49] nor can I remember exactly what either - possibly theme related [16:49] I just found the bug report [16:49] https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10656 [16:49] bugzilla.xfce.org bug 10656 in General "Dragging a panel window button turns external panel plugin black" [Normal,New] [16:49] This is what happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAxa_0hbBCg [16:50] oh yea - that reminded me now [16:50] But I guess, they already know and are working on a fix... It's not a real big problem but it doesn't look good. [16:50] but that is xfce4.10 [16:51] isn't it? [16:52] I think so. I'm running 14.04 (out of the box) So, that's 4.10 isn't it? [16:52] Yes, I got it. It's 4.10. [16:53] aah and also 4.12 if you see comments [16:54] hmmm... There is a patch supplied that is supposed to work [16:55] http://bug-attachment.xfce.org/attachment.cgi?id=5969 [16:56] pjotter: would be good if we can get it confirmed as still there in 16.04 - might be able to do something for the .1 release [16:56] Is 16.04 out already? [16:56] there is a launchpad bug 1397095 too [16:56] Launchpad bug 1397095 in xfce4-panel (Ubuntu) "dragging applications in the task bar causes repaint errors" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1397095 [16:57] pjotter: no - but there's a less than gnat's whisker of getting this looked at in 2 days ;) [16:57] Probably... :D [16:58] I'll add it to the 16.10 blueprint and see if I can confirm it next week [16:58] btw I'm on 14.04 amd64 [16:58] yep [16:58] I really should start reporting these kinds of things to the launchpad... [16:58] my last unused 14.04 will bite the dust tomorrow when it gets subjected to an upgrade test [17:00] pjotter: well - thanks for reminding me - sorry I can't actually help you :) [17:00] Mine just crashed yesterday. So I'm using a shiny new one right now... Until 16.04 comes out I guess :D [17:00] It's ok [17:00] You know there is a minor bug that has been in xubuntu for a very very long time. But many people don;t seem to notice. [17:00] I don't doubt it at all :) [17:02] It concerns the panel trash-icon. I put mine on the panel. And when I put something in the trash, log-out and in again... the icon is not updated properly and always shows an empty trashcan. Putting a dummy file in the trash and deleting it, updates the icon. I made a script that does this on every logon. [17:03] It's probably related to xfce4 or the panel trash thingy. [17:08] * flocculant logs out and in [17:09] pjotter: shows full here - but xfce4.12 and xubuntu 16.04 [17:09] O great! Would love tyo see this solved. [17:10] There just minor things, I know. [17:10] pjotter: http://i.imgur.com/QT8ifSx.png [17:10] I haven't actually tested this for a while now... let me make sure this is still an issue here... [17:10] brb [17:18] Confirmed that Repaint bug, flocculant [17:21] dkessel: the dragging thingy? [17:21] flocculant: yup [17:22] aah yes - I see you tagged it \o/ [17:22] dkessel: thanks :) [17:26] back again ;) [17:26] pjotter: wb [17:26] I couldn't get back on freenode.net :| [17:26] ... [17:27] I had to switch to irc.ipv6.freenode.net instead. That seems to work [17:27] Anyway... So, yups. The trash problem still remains in 4.10 and 14.04. [17:28] It [17:29] ok - just let me check here again [17:30] pjotter: working here [17:30] so regardless of trash state - after login - it is correct [17:30] Alright. So, it got fixed somewhere along the line then :) Nice [17:31] :) [17:31] off to do some grub - then back to the 'release is almost upon us again' things :) [17:32] pjotter: btw someone has confirmed the 'dragging icon' bug in xenial while you were fighting with freenode [17:32] Do you know the correct server for freenode? [17:33] I just used chat.freenode.net 6667 But maybe it should have been irc.freenode.net? [17:33] It's a bit puzzeling to me. Why the one minute I can get access to chat.freenode.net without any problem and another second, no matter what, I can't get on. [17:34] hmmm... I just found chat.freenode.net:6697 [17:35] Let's see if that works [17:35] brb [17:36] Weird stuff... :/ [17:37] I'm back on using chat.freenode.net 6667 again. Now suddenly it works. [17:37] anyways... [18:23] akxwi-dave: hey - welcome to the xubuntu team! :) (i just added you to the LP team) [18:25] ochosi, thx mate.. :-) [18:25] flocculant: ^ [18:25] ochosi: thanks :) [18:25] no problemo :) [18:26] --> https://xubuntu.org/?p=3909&preview=true [18:26] feel free to poke around the content [18:27] knome: which is over 10% more than in the 16.04 competition [18:27] 14.04? [18:29] knome: nice! [18:29] also, i gotta say (especially now that i see this overview again) that i'm quite happy with how the contest turned out. nice selection. [18:30] bluesabre: and rly, bluesabreWife? :p didn't think you'd actually stick to that [18:30] :) [18:30] sorry nothings coming up for me there.. assuming i'm supposed to see it.. :-) [18:31] akxwi-dave: you need to be logged in [18:32] doh.... [18:33] not sure who can do that tbh [18:33] I think -team can - not sure [18:33] knome will be able to tell you :) [18:34] knome did give a login for it a while ago i think [18:34] k - see pm :) [18:34] cheers and in.. [18:34] knome: once you're done - I'll have a play with words :) [18:35] ochosi: and yea - nice selection :) [18:35] oooooh very nice... [18:36] never did here back from Mike Sinko [18:36] sigh ... s/here/hear [18:38] flocculant, that should say "more than in the 14.04 competition" [18:39] -team can [18:39] knome: I thought so - but you has lock and I didn't know if you were doing things or had wandered off for a bit :) [18:39] i released the lock [18:39] i was lying on the other side for a change :P [18:40] :) [18:40] knome: feeling better ? [18:40] better than last week, yeah... [18:40] good :) [18:41] but doing anything leaves me gasping for breath in 5-10 minute [18:41] s [18:41] :( [18:41] so not competely ok yet... [18:41] that doesn't sound much fun [18:41] but it's ok on the sofa [18:41] \o/ [18:43] so re: website permissions [18:43] -team can log in a see everything [18:43] -website can log in and do everything [18:44] knome: reworded para 3 a bit [18:45] I did think of adding "We hope you approve" to there :) [18:45] heh [18:46] done anyway [18:46] nice [18:47] knome: while you're about - the wiki note is more or less there now - I can make a start on the x.org if you want [18:47] so anything you need social mediaing and when? [18:47] please do [18:47] ack [18:47] i'll chime in later when i'm feeling better [18:47] hopefully starting from tomorrow [18:47] yea - was my thought yesterday/today :) [18:47] knome: get well soon, wishes! [18:47] but i can take care of the formatting at least, before thursday [18:47] ta ta [18:48] knome: you could tweet [18:49] "We now have images at http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/359/builds available for testing." [18:49] os something like that [18:50] bumping the facebook/g1 stuff perhaps [18:51] not completely sure we see anything from those tbh - never seem to get random 1 off results much on the tracker [18:51] back shortly [18:52] flocculant, https://twitter.com/Xubuntu/status/722135416514744320 [18:54] knome: thanks :) [18:55] really back shortly - got sidetracked with that youtube vid :p [18:55] hahah [19:21] yup, saw that vid as well and wanted to reshare it via g+ [19:38] bluesabre: do I remember correctly - mugshot has camera disabled? [19:39] would check - but waiting till the morning is easier than digging the camera out and having soundcard issues when it's plugged in :p [19:41] I've tested yesterday, and mugshot has camera enabled [19:42] k - thanks :) [19:43] knome: draft is up - still needs bits sorting - it's pretty apparent where :) [19:44] mhm [19:44] i'll look tomorrow then [19:44] yup [19:44] I'll look tomorrow as well I expect [19:45] got one last nasty thing to do with the release note - then just check bug status for some later in the week [20:16] flocculant: From a VM I can't have access to the webcam, so, in fact, I don't know if camera is disabled on mugshot [20:17] yup - thanks Nairwolf [20:17] night all :) [20:21] good night flocculant ;) [21:10] Greetings, a user is having a problem with adjusting the brightness on his/her laptop using Lubuntu and claims it works on Xubuntu. What package does Xubuntu use for brightness? [21:15] tsimonq2: you want the support channel [21:16] pleia2: but I'm asking what *package* is used, I thought this would be development, but travelling over to #xubuntu :P :) [21:48] flocculant, Nairwolf, the camera is force disabled in the code, if it's not disabled, you might have mugshot from a ppa