[06:49] tsimonq2, easier to talk here ;-) [06:49] o/ gilir :) [06:51] gilir: so I guess I wanted to see what your thoughts were on having ~lubuntu-dev have upload permission to LXQt and LXDE packages [06:51] gilir: you say it's interesting sharing upload rights, what do you mean by that? [06:52] tsimonq2, currently lubuntu-dev = me + ubuntu-core-dev [06:52] gilir: and another person [06:52] gilir: but I have seen your Launchpad page, you are a MOTU [06:52] tsimonq2, yes but inactive, I may remove him soon [06:52] gilir: alright, I see [06:53] tsimonq2, so adding the subset will make no difference that the current situation [06:54] gilir: by the way, Mirv is here, he is doing the Qt 5.6.1 transition, it's already landed in Debian but he's doing work to get it in Ubuntu, and I tested building LXQt and installing LXQt in Ubuntu against 5.6.1, works fine :) [06:54] tsimonq2, that will make sense when someone will seek upload right for LXQt and / or LXDE packages [06:54] I see gilir [06:54] tsimonq2: yeah I just also tested installing LXQt on the VM where I have that silo 024 (that is now in yakkety-proposed) installed and it seems to start fine. [06:55] gilir: I understand it doesn't make sense now, and I agree, but in the future, I might want to help out, or someone else might want to help maintain Lubuntu packages, but it's easier to get upload permissions to a subset of packages than to get MOTU [06:56] great Mirv :) [06:58] gilir: but I totally understand the situation with it being a team of only you and core-dev [06:58] gilir: and I understand where you are coming from :) [06:59] in the meantime, Mirv, won't we need a rebuild of the LXQt packages for Qt 5.6.1? [07:00] Mirv has lxqt-qtplugin ready to go though [07:00] tsimonq2: I took care of them. There are two such packages that need a rebuild: libqtxdg and lxqt-qtplugin. They use Qt Base's or Qt Declarative's private header, get a qtbase-abi or qtdeclarative-abi dependency stamped on them from symbols files, and therefore are forced to be rebuilt. [07:01] I see Mirv, but don't the other packages need to rebuilt to pick up on the new Qt deps? [07:02] tsimonq2: not really, because Qt promises it's ABI stable unless you use private headers [07:02] ...a promise that has not 100% always been kept but usually is [07:02] alright [07:02] and either way, with LXQt 0.11 coming soon, it will be fine [07:02] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libqtxdg/1.3.0-3build1~1 + https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxqt-qtplugin/0.10.0-3build1~2 are the rebuilds [07:04] when I'm preparing a new Qt release, I will always check all packages that depend on eg qtbase-abi-5-6-0 or qtdeclarative-abi-5-6-0, and get a list of packages that I need to rebuild to do a successful landing - the list is compiled at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xXhsnTwzvm5p6gDbUrDpRPSJV9tX4SHCptC9yUYCMmE/edit (bottom of the page) [07:04] alright :) [07:05] gilir: in the meantime, while you are here, let me look at that liblxqt patch and see if it really needs any changes before a merge [07:08] gilir: the only thing really needed is the Standars-version bump, which is in Debian's repositories for 0.11 [07:08] *Standards-version [07:08] gilir: so I'm going to close the bug [07:09] tsimonq2, ok, it's probbaly better to do nothing on lxqt packages until the new release is out [07:09] gilir: I agree [07:17] hiya [07:18] hey dholbach [07:18] dholbach: so I closed the liblxqt bug because through learning some more packaging with the Kubuntu folks, I understood that Julien's approach is correct [07:19] ok, no worries [07:19] dholbach: that updating the symbols file for a release is better than an abi package generally [07:19] so I marked as invalid and I unsubscribed the sponsors team [07:20] dholbach: just so you were aware :) [07:21] ok, no problem :) [07:27] gilir: somebody emailed the ubuntu-devel-discuss list about a problem and solution to a bug in xfce4-power-manager and specifically mentioned Lubuntu, forwarded to the lubuntu-devel list and I carbon-copied you [07:28] gilir: it includes a patch as well :) [17:10] wxl: hey, ping [17:42] tsimonq2: ? [17:53] wxl: aren't we supposed to do Alpha 2 this week? [17:53] wxl: by the way, you should update the topic to reflect the current image statuses [17:58] wxl: yep, Thursday [18:00] wxl: and we also have 14.04.5 NEXT Thursday [18:00] so we should get images today then [18:02] wxl: yeah, right after the images for Alpha 2 get spun up, I'll put out the call for testing [18:02] wxl: then next week, I'll put out another CALL FOR TESTING for the PPC folks ;) [18:02] :P [18:03] Unit193: can you give tsimonq2 manager on lubuntu-devel? [18:04] wxl: lubuntu-devel being #lubuntu-devel or lubuntu-devel being lubuntu-devel@l.u.c ? [18:04] # [18:04] alright [18:04] wxl: can't you do that? or no? [18:04] nope i only have op [18:05] oh okay [18:06] wxl: so I'm assuming infinity (or someone else on the release team) has to create the Alpha 2 milestone on iso.qa.ubuntu.com? [18:07] yep [18:08] alright [18:09] wxl: I pinged him so hopefully I'll get a timely response so I can get that call for testing put out [18:56] btw - right now gilirs approach is not right - but hey, you have to handle that, i have no problem with broken packages and frustrated users. Not saying that it hurts LXQt - but its up to you [18:56] until now we have only two broken repositories, xenial and yakkety - lets wait and build some new and shiny broken things [18:57] agaida: it was explained to me, your approach with the ABIs is wrong [18:57] agaida: yes it might be a little bit easier but in the long run it's the wrong approach [18:57] ok - belive what you want to - not my problem [18:57] alright [18:57] nope [18:58] and why the approach is badly broken - Qt use it [18:58] right, i understand it [19:01] so ubuntu will be the home of broken LXQt packages for a certain amount of time - cool [19:01] agaida: your opinion [19:01] no - reality [19:02] agaida: Ubuntu will be the home of LXQt packages done the correct way in regards to symbols [19:02] have a look into the yakkety repo - lxqt-config is broken [19:02] then we will fix it [19:02] woah - better debian packages than debian - my deepest respect [19:03] have fun with it and get a clue [19:03] and yes, i'm more than a little bit pissed [19:04] agaida: then get out of the channel and vent somewhere else, this is not the place to do it. We've decided what we plan to do. [19:06] it is exactly the place - but hey, dream on, make your thing and please don't file bugs about some segfaults to upstream nor debian. thanks in anticipation [19:43] o.o [19:43] o/ redwolf [19:43] redwolf: you should update this screenshot: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu#Get_Lubuntu [19:44] I will, when it's officially released ;) [19:44] oh okay [19:44] don't worry :) [19:44] redwolf: I meant with 16.04 but 16.10 works too ;) [19:44] also I was updating some Reddit things, like the icon and colours for the official reddit mobile app [19:45] redwolf: also, when launching Thunderbird from the terminal, I get this: (thunderbird:6997): Gtk-WARNING **: Theme directory imported-Humanity/192 of theme Lubuntu has no size field - I assume it's your department? [19:45] yup! [19:45] but that message is ok, no harm will occur to your computer :) [19:45] we use non-fixed sizes for some things. some apps don't like it. [19:45] redwolf: but can you fix pls? [19:46] oh okay [19:46] any other request? :P [19:47] redwolf: Yakkety uploads for the artwork PPA [19:47] everything's up [19:47] BUT [19:47] BUT [19:47] everything's UP [19:47] BUT [19:47] ummmmmmm [19:48] nothing will be released until the rearrangements are done (Julien is doing things, fixing things) [19:48] we made deep changes in the theme structure (extended support for symbolic icons and high contrast ones) [19:48] and I made ONE new icon .__. [19:49] oh wait... it's not uploaded yet XD === Unit193 is now known as TheMaster [19:50] *GASP* [19:50] TheMaster!!!! [19:50] O.O [19:50] wxl: conversation @ #ubuntu-release === krytarik is now known as Unit193 [19:50] tsimonq2: did i not just get involved? === TheMaster is now known as krytarik [19:53] wxl: re: #ubuntu-release, should I put up the fight, or are we fine not releasing Alpha 2? [19:54] tsimonq2: depends on if others want to be involved. it's probably too late for that though :( [19:54] wxl: yeah [20:12] tsimonq2: i'm about ready to go to lunch so can you follow up on whatever infinity decides? [20:12] sure wxl [20:12] thx [20:12] yep :) [20:51] flexiondotorg: we're getting LXQt Lubuntu images spun :O :D [20:51] Wooooo! [20:51] So the switch to LXQt is official for 16.10 Alpha 2? [20:51] flexiondotorg: just waiting for infinity to review some MPs [20:51] no no no, we're nowhere NEAR switching [20:51] and it won't be ready for Alpha 2 [20:52] but Beta 1 should include the image [20:52] (hopefully, fingers crossed) [20:53] flexiondotorg: the tentative plan we've been looking at is to release LXDE and LXQt and switch for 17.04. [20:53] flexiondotorg: but at least it's progress :D [20:53] tsimonq2, So 2 images? [20:53] yeah [20:59] wow alpha is this week oops [21:01] flexiondotorg: coming to LUP? [21:05] tsimonq2, Already there. [21:05] \o/ === Unit193 is now known as krycek === krytarik is now known as Unit193 === krycek is now known as krytarik [22:07] tsimonq2, Snaps? [22:07] yeah [22:07] flexiondotorg: anything useful? [22:08] tsimonq2, Lots :-) [22:08] The platform snaps are the main thing I'm interested in right now. [22:08] flexiondotorg: I mean, specifically for making something like a Lubuntu snap [22:08] oh okay [22:08] Which is similar to what you start for Lubuntu. [22:08] But all parts are source. [22:08] yeah [22:09] And there are not build-packages. [22:09] They are source parts. [22:09] oh? [22:09] cool [22:09] flexiondotorg: has it landed yet? [22:09] tsimonq2, In master. [22:10] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~robert-ancell/+junk/gnome-3-20-snap/view/head:/snapcraft.yaml [22:10] flexiondotorg: I see, sort of like the snap I have already [22:11] Yep. [22:11] And what is missing is the markup to identify it as a Content Interface. [22:11] oh? [22:11] that will be cool [22:11] I'll keep an eye on it :) [22:11] :-D