[10:30] flocculant, Unit193: so this happened [10:31] tseliot | rbasak, bluesabre: I suspect tjaalton is on holiday. Can you bisect the driver to see what commit solves the problem, please? That would make the SRU much more self-contained. [10:31] this just got a lot more complicated [10:31] noooo [10:31] ;) [11:14] well [11:14] once upon a time there was a bug [11:14] :p [11:18] bluesabre: at least at some point it will get done - not much else that we can do I guess [11:18] I'll review the commits and see if any look obvious [11:18] I would too [11:18] https://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel/log/ [11:18] if they made any sense to me :D [11:19] (same) [11:19] well I'm guessing you'll have more chance than me - unless it's about elliptical circles === pavlushka is now known as Guest30072 [18:30] Hi, i'm using xubuntu 14.04! when i start and login to my user (and other users) desktop doesn't come up and it only shows wallpaper (however i could login by ctrl+alt+f1 and used startx to post this), can anyone help?! i remember i had this problem before and it was fixed by entering a couple of commands, but i can't remember now... thanks in advance [18:30] Changizww: Please don't crosspost. [18:30] i have to [18:31] No, you really don't. [18:31] no one answers and i can't do anything with my os and just waiting here for a response [20:11] * genii sips [20:13] you guys need help on testing anything? [21:07] you guys need help on testing anything? [21:08] ax562, isos as always [21:09] note that we are close to rebuild time though. [21:09] k [21:09] I will zsync [21:09] for the most part everything has been working [21:09] on 32 bit [21:09] intel machine [21:10] have you reported the tests on the iso tracker? [21:10] 64 bit intel machine [21:10] and [21:10] 64bit amd machine [21:10] no, not sure how to do that :/ [21:10] ok, then the testing is next to useless to us, as there's no way to track that [21:11] I need to test a couple. >_> [21:11] Do we still have David alive, btw? [21:12] i think he's just traveling an in a different city [21:12] he popped in one day during the euros at least [21:12] ok well how can I do that [21:12] can you provide link knome [21:12] I'm on a new machine now [21:12] ax562, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/ISO/Walkthrough [21:13] thanks [21:20] http://pastebin.com/2rtAhuPm [21:20] well I can't even open new image [22:43] ok not sure what was going on earlier [22:43] re zsync and now am fine [22:58] all seems good on the install testcases [22:58] where would I go to test bugs? [22:58] did you report the ISO test results? [23:00] yes [23:00] under name axockin [23:01] couldn't get name ax5623 for some weird reason [23:01] okay [23:01] so for application testing, there are two main ways you can go [23:02] one of them is to run testcases for packages as you did with ISOs [23:02] yeah I was looking for a way to do that [23:02] but that's very restricted as you are only ever doing the exact same tasks [23:02] packages.qa.ubuntu.com [23:02] for those [23:02] the other way is to do exploratory testing [23:02] it's described well here: http://docs.xubuntu.org/contributors/qa-testing.html#qa-testing-exploratory [23:04] wow there is sooo much info here [23:04] yes... and it would actually help if you read it all ;) [23:04] trying but its like reading a dictionary [23:04] i mean, in the contributor docs [23:05] well, it describes the process to test and report as we need from beginning to end [23:05] it's written to avoid having to type it all over again on an irc channel like this [23:05] you can take bitesize leaps though. you don't have to achieve all in one day - or week [23:06] yeah I think I'm on chapter 6 on that [23:06] if we are talking about the same thing [23:06] can I please have that link again? [23:06] the start page is at http://docs.xubuntu.org/contributors/ [23:07] had these all bookmarked [23:07] on a new machine now, being the case I asked again [23:08] you can actually find all the links you need from http://xubuntu.org/contribute/ [23:08] believe me, this is all built so you can get access to stuff as easily as possible [23:08] as long as you remember which OS you are helping with... [23:22] is there a way to copy a string of chars to vbox from running os? [23:22] you should be able to do that once you install the guest additions to vbox [23:32] knome under didn't know that existed [23:33] just filed another bug :p [23:40] actually that biderectional clipboard didn't work for some reason