=== fredp is now known as Guest79140 === ayan_ is now known as ayan === Guest79140 is now known as Guest9654 [05:00] Hi [06:14] Good morning [06:22] hey pitti [06:31] bonjour didrocks ! [08:01] hey! [08:05] BE LIKE THAT! [08:05] hey Laney ! [08:05] oh! [08:05] hi pitti [08:05] how's it going? [08:06] Laney, chrisccoulson: happy "Do I stay or do I go now? ♩ ♪" day! [08:06] Laney: really well, thanks [08:06] haha [08:06] I already voted [08:07] good morning Laney [08:08] SCARY [08:08] hey didrocks [08:09] how are youuuuuuuuuu [08:11] I'm good, thanks! Yourself? [08:13] weird [08:13] today's ze day === tsdgeos_ is now known as tsdgeos [08:15] morning [08:15] Laney: you saved your our union? [08:16] :) [08:19] morning all [08:21] Laney, hoping the best [08:21] hey desktopers [08:23] Trevinho: I did my bit :P [08:23] hi Trevinho andyrock ricotz [08:23] europe wakes up late! [08:24] * ricotz already did some morning sports === hikiko is now known as hikiko|afk [08:38] Trevinho: why status still shows only 'successfully built' - https://requests.ci-train.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/1580? [09:14] hi pitti :) [09:14] I do hope we stay ;) === hikiko|afk is now known as hikiko === _thumper_ is now known as thumper === hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln [11:40] bah [11:40] I don't get this glib2.0 ftbfs === hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko [12:24] good morning desktopers [12:24] o/ [12:41] salut seb128 ! as-tu eu un bon voyage ? [12:42] lut pitti, oui très bien [12:42] seb128: qu'est-ce que tu a fait avec willcooke ? :-) [12:42] empty seats next to me, direct flight, 7h [12:42] sounds about as good as it can get [12:42] yeah [12:43] on est dans une réunion sur snappy avec willcooke, mais son wifi ne marche pas bien [12:52] hihi [12:52] hey desrt! [12:53] salut seb128 [12:53] hey desrt [12:53] lut didrocks [12:53] * desrt spots the french sneaking in [12:54] how is boston, seb? [12:55] very nice [12:55] I haven't be there for a while, still like the city ;-) [12:56] went for some exercice in Boston Common yesterday that was great [13:02] hmmmm [13:02] hey seb128 [13:02] are you fully snapped? [13:02] hey Laney, how is it going? [13:02] not yet! [13:02] did you vote? [13:02] yep [13:03] did it before work [13:04] I couldn't help but stereotype everyone that I saw near the polling place, trying to guess how they voted [13:04] DIVIDED BRITAIN [13:08] hehe [13:08] when are we going to start getting votes estimates? [13:09] some time after 10pm [13:10] I guess you'll get a good idea around 4-5am [13:10] which is probably alright for you [13:10] http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/23/referendum-night-when-to-nap-and-the-results-to-watch [13:11] thanks [13:12] desrt: raaargh [13:12] he;lp me [13:13] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glib2.0/2.49.2-1 [13:13] https://paste.debian.net/748001 [13:14] something is going wrong in g_object_set but I cannae see it [13:14] ok, so I'll definitively wait for tmw morning to check the news, and put the mobile next to my bed :) [13:14] iterating the va_list doesn't terminate properly, but the input is NULL terminated [13:14] confuse [13:15] pitti: probably around the time you'll get up anyway :) [13:38] seb128: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/gallery/2016/jun/23/quirky-referendum-polling-stations-in-pictures [13:40] Laney: haha, that's great [13:41] I like the one in someone's front room [13:41] yeah, very cozy [13:45] andyrock, hey, I just saw your comment on the bug about the dash not listing new software ... what's the status of the gnome-menus patch? is that waiting for desrt to do a new review round? [13:45] Laney, fun [13:45] seb128: yep. waiting for review [13:45] I though that polling station would be more "official" [13:46] ^ [13:46] ? [13:46] andyrock, did you reping desrt? she probably didn't notice the new patch on the bug [13:46] seb128: maybe would be better to propose the patch using a branch but cannot find gnome-menus on launchpad [13:46] mmm yeah i pinged her [13:46] maybe she forgot :D [13:47] there is also the gtk branch for the menu shadows [13:47] it's an upstream patch, would perhaps work better with a git branch [13:47] or a bugzilla [13:47] oh, right [13:47] did Trevinho or desrt review that one? [13:47] maybe Laney can help to get it uploaded [13:47] otherwise I can have a look next week [13:48] I'm in Boston today/tomorrow and I don't think I'm going to find slot for that one [13:48] i don't like that patch enough to propose it upstream [13:48] it's a timeout fix :D [13:48] :D [13:49] but it's good enough to workaround the problem in unity [13:49] seb128: and Trevinho already reviewed the gtk patch [13:49] in Prague [13:49] k [13:49] well, the gnome-menus issue is a bug upstream no? [13:50] can we get a fix that is good enough to be upstreamed? ;-) [13:52] andyrock, any, let's see if we can get it reviewed for ubuntu as well [13:53] desrt, could you review https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1506744/comments/47 ? [13:53] Launchpad bug 1506744 in gnome-menus (Ubuntu) "Newly installed applications do not show in the dash" [High,In progress] [13:53] next iteration from the one you already reviewed [14:32] zomg [14:38] andyrock: reviewed [14:38] the patch is weird, but no obvious problems [14:39] ie: now that the patch shrunk in size, it's clear that it could shrink even more [14:41] i feel a bit silly for not having seen that before [14:41] please let me know what you think [14:46] desrt: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1506744/comments/52 regarding this not sure [14:46] Launchpad bug 1506744 in gnome-menus (Ubuntu) "Newly installed applications do not show in the dash" [High,In progress] [14:47] it has been while i need to look again on it [14:47] in any case, i sense that you are probably sick of working on this by now, so just go with what you have [14:47] but if you want to kick it around a bit more, then feel free [14:47] I'm working on other stuff right now I can allocate some time next week [14:48] or we can just send it [14:48] andyrock, desrt, I'm going to upload to yakkety to get things moving, so the unity fix can be in the next landing [14:48] then we can look at SRU [14:48] yep [15:05] andyrock, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-menus/3.13.3-6ubuntu4 [15:06] seb128, desrt thanks :) [15:06] thank you for doing the work! [15:22] desrt: https://paste.debian.net/748401 ? === davidcalle is now known as davidcalle_afk [15:41] fascinating [15:42] the g_object_set() call obviously needs this, but i'm concerned about the comparison [15:42] was that truly required? [15:43] i'm guessing it's only the g_object_set that needs it [15:43] can you scale back the patch? [15:43] you could also write _set(obj, "foo", (guint64) 12345); [15:43] which i find to be nicer to look at :) [15:43] * desrt is not super impressed with those macros [15:44] I thought it might be preferred to uint64ify all of the things [15:44] but whatevs [15:44] ta [15:44] i'd prefer if the tests were written in a way that made them more likely to fail :) [15:44] i'm going to directly commit the (guint64) cast upstream [15:47] k [15:47] I would have pushed it after test building [15:47] merci [15:50] i'm running the test now just to make sure :p [15:51] on i386 i hope [15:51] :) [15:51] *cough* [15:51] still working on my plan to set up a massive builtfarm of exotic hardware :) [15:52] that's why we have debian experimental [15:52] "for when unstable is just not unstable enough" [15:52] https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=glib2.0&suite=experimental [15:52] the regression got introduced when the accessors for u/int64 were introduced [15:52] which is why it worked for so long [15:52] ya [15:53] people not doing builds anymore on i386 is becoming a bit of an issue... [15:53] pushed the small fix. [15:57] uploaded to debian [15:59] Laney, pitti, could one of you retry the libimobiledevice autopkgtest that failed in the xenial sru? [16:01] seb128: does http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/xenial/update_excuses.html#libimobiledevice work? [16:01] Laney, I guess it does, but I forgot my ubikey home [16:01] doh [16:02] can't go through the 2fa [16:02] ok, I'll click it, but that means you can ping anyone not just the two of us [16:02] I never know what acls are required [16:02] done [16:02] is that upload right for the concerned package? [16:02] thanks [16:02] yes [16:02] makes sense [16:02] sorry for the direct ping! [16:03] or the triggering package [16:04] flexiondotorg, hey, did you see the comment on bug #1574789? [16:04] bug 1574789 in ubuntu-mate-settings (Ubuntu Xenial) "xorg.conf.d/90-zap.conf destroys xorg keyboard settings" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1574789 [16:05] that SRU is in the queue for a while and verification-failed [16:05] wtf [16:05] I just got a suspicious dialog on my desktop [16:06] "you should vote brexit" [16:06] they hacked your computer! [16:06] see telegram [16:06] !!! [16:06] seb128, Thanks. I'll follow up on that. Should I re-upload with the same version number? [16:07] flexiondotorg, no,ýou can't and users wouldn't get it/it would confuse apt, need to bump the revision [16:07] seb128, I ask because that version has never been publish in the archive. [16:07] Laney, can you xprop it? [16:08] flexiondotorg, it did in proposed no? or what is verification-failed? [16:08] seb128, OK. Understood. [16:09] I'll re-upload in the next day or so. [16:09] thanks [16:28] https://twitter.com/launchpadstatus seems quite outdated [16:28] * flexiondotorg goes to the polling station. [16:29] ahh ... it was a subtle hint from LP for all the brits ... now i get it [17:07] niiiiiiiiiiiiight [17:09] night Laney [17:23] happyaron, hey (you probably called it a day but it's for tomorrow then), did you look at the n-m/nm-a e.u.c potential regressions issues? [17:57] seb128: it looks like your X and Y evolution-indicator uploads missed updating debian/control for the change [17:57] jbicha, thanks, wonder what happened there [17:59] I was working on the empathy update, we should set X-Ubuntu-Use-Langpack: yes there too, right? [18:03] I guess [18:03] I don't know how the langpacks work to now whether that's helpful or not [18:05] if that flag is set the translations are removed from the binary and included in the langpacks instead [18:05] unsure how useful it is for empathy [18:05] do we have distro specific strings added by patches? [18:30] seb128: https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/empathy/ubuntu/view/head:/debian/patches/43_quicklists.patch [18:32] seb128: pitti: think it's fine to unblock aptdaemon/packagekit by now? [18:32] cyphermox, I don't know of any blocker so +1 from my side [18:35] seb128: 2 of those actions should be upstreamable [18:35] the last shows up (in G Shell for instance) but doesn't do anything if unity-control-center isn't installed [18:35] jbicha, sorry I timeoutdated, what actions? [18:36] https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/empathy/ubuntu/view/head:/debian/patches/43_quicklists.patch [18:37] so yeah better to use langpacks [18:39] ok, thanks === JanC is now known as Guest91547 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [19:12] cyphermox: I defer to seb128's judgement, I'm not up to speed with packagekit; so it seems fine [19:33] ok, then I suppose let's open the gates [19:35] who use y anyaway *g* [19:35] anyway [19:35] well, I do [19:35] but all my stuff I've tested ;) [19:35] * seb128 wave is LTS is great flag [19:38] removed the block tag; let's watch this carefully [19:39] thanks === thumper is now known as thumper-afk === czajkowski is now known as LauraFautley === LauraFautley is now known as czajkowski