[05:07] What's good my Ubuntu GNOME users? :) [05:08] Love my Ubuntu GNOME 16.04.1 so far. Nothing beats GNOME in my opinion lol [05:08] any devs in here? going to support by donnating some money when I get paid :) [09:15] jbicha, hi, is libmutter-0-0 really conflicting with the old libmutter0x packages? [09:52] ricotz: I don't know, it's inherited from Debian but the conflicts doesn't cause any problems, right? [09:52] jbicha, the point of those library renaming is to have it parallel installable [09:55] also why not libmutter-0-dev? [09:57] (I didnt have a close look at it just judging from the message of the renaming git-commit) [09:59] ok, I'll drop the conflicts/replaces [10:09] ricotz: and I'll rename it to libmutter-0-dev [10:13] ooh, gvfs 1.30 migrated [10:24] jbicha, validate the mutter-common dep [10:25] would be great if libmutter-0-* can be installed in parallel to current/older one [10:26] ricotz: what do you mean validate? also I just uploaded mutter to zesty [10:27] jbicha, no hard dependency [10:27] hard-versioned [10:28] that's not going to help libmutter0i, right? [10:29] jbicha, no, tweaking it there to ">=" might be useful [10:29] but it's too late to tweak libmutter0i in zesty since I already uploaded the new mutter [10:29] you mean you uploaded 3.23.x to zesty? [10:29] yes [10:29] oh [10:29] I see [10:31] I mean you could build a mutter 3.22 for yourself if you want that [10:42] hmm, somehow gvfs's autopkgtests managed to pass today [10:45] jbicha, I know, of course binaries without source package will go away anyway [10:46] still this possibility make it far easier to backport newer mutter versions [10:50] ok, I changed the dep to >= in my local branch, will wait for new version to upload [10:50] thanks for the suggestions! === aday_ is now known as aday__ === aday__ is now known as aday [20:14] ricotz: I think I'll go ahead and update gobject-introspection in zesty now since it's blocking the gjs autopkgtests which is blocking gnome-shell [20:19] hello, can someone help me i have a porblem with libinput [20:31] jbicha, nice :) [20:33] got tired of waiting for Laney for it [20:33] for some reason, he's got in the habit of updating dev versions of only glib2.0 [20:45] ricotz: the build tests fail on some arches https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gobject-introspection/1.51.3-0ubuntu1 [20:55] I hope I didn't break other builds because of that [21:02] jbicha, did you made a test build in ppa? [21:02] I tested locally (amd64), didn't think it might break on other arches [21:02] this looks more system related [21:03] we could ask in a channel with more devs? [21:03] https://launchpad.net/~ricotz/+archive/ubuntu/red/+sourcepub/7491606/+listing-archive-extra [21:04] let's see if this is reproducible [21:05] this looks like a fuzzy problem [21:10] jbicha, get those retried [21:14] I retried ppc64el and armhf before I called you, but I'll try again :) [21:25] jbicha, armhf needs some more convincing ;) [21:26] btw you forgot to bump the glib2.0 requirement [21:30] thanks! [21:31] I hoped it was just one of those retry-until-it-works test failures