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bluesabreknome: are we attached to the way the headers are  currently on the release notes, or can I fix the sections?00:55
knomefeel free to fix anything that isn't right00:55
bluesabrecool00:55
bluesabreI'm sure somebody will come in behind me and do the same :D00:55
knomeespecially now that we aren't doing includes from the main release notes, whatever works for us is goof00:55
knomeerr00:56
knomegood00:56
bluesabregoof00:56
bluesabreI like it00:56
knome:)00:56
knomemaybe that too00:56
bluesabreChanges made, http://wiki.xubuntu.org/releases/17.04/release-notes00:57
bluesabreprobably going to tidy up the issues list as well00:58
knomemhm01:00
knomei'll look at the release announcement for the website tomorrow01:00
bluesabreAlrighty, done messing with the release notes http://wiki.xubuntu.org/releases/17.04/release-notes02:02
bluesabreflocculant: allllllll yours :)02:02
flocculantbluesabre: thanks re release note :)06:27
flocculantbut on the other thing do you mean some xfce package would stop getting updated in the archive? cos that doesn't make sense to me? 06:28
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bluesabreflocculant: I mean that we'd stop updating the package for that and any other non-EOL releases10:00
ochosihey bluesabre 10:20
bluesabrehey ochosi 10:20
ochosiif you wanna update your quick and dirty packaging with the updated patch, i can get more testing for it10:20
ochosias i said, functionally it was already working fine. it was just the primary entry that was added to the menu twice (silly me)10:21
bluesabreochosi: fails to build10:24
bluesabrexfce4-panel/xfce4-panel/panel/panel-preferences-dialog.c:501: undefined reference to `panel_str_is_empty'10:24
bluesabrebbabl10:24
ochosiwoot? crap. built for me. never check in stuff after midnight :(10:33
ochosii'll check again tonight10:33
flocculantbluesabre: mmk - seems a bit meh but ok :) I might have ubuntu supported for 5 years and really prefer parole to the gnome thing :)11:08
flocculantjust wanted it right in my head - someone was trying to get help in #x yesterday 11:08
stevehopequestion on the release notes, For new installs a swap file will be used instead of a swap partition. < does this apply to upgrades?13:00
encomjoneswhy a swap file instead of a swap partition 13:04
knomestevehope, no, existing partitioning will always be kept, including swap13:18
knomeencomjones, i don't remember where, but there's an explanation on the rationale behind that in some developers blog somewhere13:19
knomeeg. this isn't an active decision by the xubuntu team, but we are (at least) good enough with the change that we won't strive to differ from the ubuntu desktop here13:19
encomjonesokely dokely 13:21
stevehopeknome, thanks, didn't recall a change in swap during testing, maybe clarification?13:26
stevehopeExisting linux swap partitions retained...13:31
stevehopeSo in the event of an upgrade user doesn't remove legacy swap, thinking its now a file, breaking new and old installs13:35
stevehope*post install13:36
stevehopethe reasoning may be too conveluted, lol it's how I think :P13:41
stevehopeor you could replace the word "new" with the correct term for what you intend 'clean' ;)13:44
knomeyes, that might do it...13:46
knomethough "clean" is a correct term too :P13:47
knomebut maybe it wouldn't hurt to mention that "Upgrades aren't affected by this."13:47
knomethough then i'm not sure how many people who upgrade read the release announement/notes13:48
knomeor for that matter, how many people in general read them :P13:48
stevehopeI'm quite new here, still getting a feel for expectations of edit / not significant enough to warrant change here13:53
stevehopei used to work in q&a13:55
stevehope* despite the fact that I have the spelling of an eight year old =]13:57
knomeno worries :)14:06
knomeit's always good to have more people looking at things14:06
knomehistory has proven us that not enough people read the release notes or even the announcement...14:06
stevehopei'ld prefer to try to just give my suggestion instead of trying to be verbose... ie new = [clean, upgrade]; clean != new if thats ok?14:15
knomepleia2, ochosi: i'm going to pick up a delivery from the netherlands in a bit...14:56
knome->14:56
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flocculantknome: flying?16:09
ochosiknome: oookay? i thought we were expecting something from .hu..?16:34
stevehope@knome "history has proven us that not enough people read the release notes or even the announcement..." because more often than not, the contents isn't current or correct, self fulfilling prophecy16:57
meetingologystevehope: Error: "knome" is not a valid command.16:57
stevehopeknome "history has proven us that not enough people read the release notes or even the announcement..." because more often than not, the contents isn't current or correct, self fulfilling prophecy16:58
flocculantbluesabre: changed the changelog bit - a lot17:12
flocculantstevehope: added re swap file and upgrade17:12
ochosicrap, just fixed another small issue in greybird :/17:14
stevehope:)17:14
flocculanthi ochosi :)17:14
ochosihow're things flocculant?17:17
flocculantI'll be glad when it's Friday ;)17:17
flocculantother than that - everything is tickety boo :D17:17
stevehopeif friday gold day?17:17
stevehopeis17:17
flocculantfriday is long weekend ;) and also release+1 day ...17:18
stevehopeah, I'm retired i'm still on my last long weekend17:19
flocculantbluesabre - couple more smoke tests for the tracker and assuming no respins overnight I'll mark the release in the morning17:20
flocculantand anyone else wondering :(17:20
flocculantugh17:20
flocculant:)17:20
stevehopeill get the incomplete 386 desktops ISOs, so they have a result17:26
flocculantstevehope: doing those here too :)17:26
stevehopewell two tests are better than one and I'm already zsync'ing si might as well keep going17:27
flocculantstevehope: I hope you hang around during the next cycle - we can find you things to do - we need to test testcases against new early in the cycle - getting closer to LTS cycle so we'll be thinking about package testing again17:28
flocculantand yea - as many results as possible is good :D17:28
flocculantstevehope: do you use hardware or vm's?17:31
stevehopeBoth, I use one or the other, depends on the specific test 17:33
flocculantk - useful to know :)17:35
stevehopeas i have a limited selection of hardware to test with, if Im emulating I use virtualbox17:35
flocculantrigh17:36
flocculantt17:36
flocculantI have a very limited selection of hardware - so mostly hardware test only at milestones - though I will be using the 'next' version as soon as the toolchain is open and we actually have 17.10 available17:37
flocculantthen I kill it with the help of ochosi bluesabre and Unit193's ppa's and things during the cycle :p17:38
stevehope* I run virutalbox in the default setting for a Ubuntu 64 system, with ISO in cd, with the exception i give the virtualbox 4gb ram for performance17:38
flocculantI think slickymaster / slickymasterWork uses vbox, me and akxwi-dave (afaik) both use kvm now17:38
flocculantI do for sure :)17:39
slickymasterWorknopes flocculant17:40
stevehopeI intend to learn kvm, have in installed, exploring docker-machine to manage vm's kvm next17:40
slickymasterWorkfor a while now I've only been using VMware17:40
stevehopewould you recommend VMware over kvm in general?17:43
flocculantslickymasterWork: oh right - some thing other than kvm still though17:44
slickymasterWorkI'm using it on windows hosts stevehope, not on linux hosts17:44
slickymasterWorkyes, flocculant17:44
flocculantstevehope: I find kvm/qemu to be a lot quicker - though could obviously not be the case in reality17:45
stevehopeah, i guess you're up to speed on bash on ubuntu on windows and the other parts of the win linux subsystem17:45
stevehopei was playing around with it before i swtiched to xubuntu for all my computers https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/about17:47
flocculantstevehope: can you go to http://wiki.xubuntu.org/releases/17.04/release-notes - I added workround to the system encryption locale issue - does it make sense to you?17:49
flocculantor indeed anyone else who happens to be idling the day away reading in here :)17:49
flocculanthaving checked it out - I can at least confirm the bug and workround :D17:50
slickymasterWorkI would put some sort of separation between the bug description and the start of the workaround explanation, flocculant17:51
flocculantwhat like a space? 17:52
slickymasterWorkI dunno17:52
slickymasterWorkyou already have a space17:52
flocculantcos there is one of those :D17:52
slickymasterWorkmaybe the word workaround in bold17:52
flocculanthang on 17:52
slickymasterWorkou underlined17:52
flocculantcheck now17:54
slickymasterWorkexcellent 17:54
flocculant:)17:54
slickymasterWorkjust one last thing flocculant, there's an extra space between ( and Use, in ( Use F3)17:55
knomeflocculant hasn't learned the importance of whitespace (or lack of it) yet apparently :P17:56
stevehopeYes, other suggestion though *ducks* "System encryption password set before setting keyboard locale (1047384) Workround: Start the installation with the correct keymap. ( Use F3) to set your keymap before booting either installation option" not correct, the crypt password was moved from some acsii display, grub? to the slides, in one of the recent respins, current workaround, goto next slide to set keyboard, back up one slide.17:56
flocculantlol17:56
slickymasterWorkhey knome17:56
flocculantslickymasterWork: > http://wiki.xubuntu.org/releases/17.04/release-notes?do=revisions17:56
knomegood evening17:56
slickymasterWorki saw it flocculant17:56
knomei anvil it17:56
knome17:56
slickymasterWorklol17:57
flocculantslickymasterWork: did you see the revison reason :D17:57
flocculantstevehope: don't understand what you're saying there17:57
slickymasterWorknopes flocculant, just saw the revision made17:57
slickymasterWorkwill see it now17:57
flocculantand good evening knome :)17:57
flocculantslickymasterWork: :p17:57
slickymasterWorkhahahah flocculant17:58
stevehopeif you step through the instalation slides you'll get it17:58
knomei'll move stuff to the announcement on the website soon unless you are planning huge changes :P17:58
* slickymasterWork not trying to steal the nitpicking position in the team which is already taken17:58
flocculantstevehope: I'm not talking about slides - and our slides don't mention that afaik - I'm referring to a bug 17:58
flocculantslickymasterWork: you and kryten share that crown - always too late with the comments though normally :D17:59
slickymasterWorkthat's true17:59
flocculant:)17:59
stevehopeI know the bug you are reffering to, i was present in a zesty final ISO, then a respin created a new slide to enter the password in the slide interface, instead of dropping to ascii, and having to enter it there, the only issue now is moving the keyboard select back 1 slide, and the bug is totally gone18:02
stevehope*it was present18:02
flocculantnot sure then - not something I saw18:03
flocculantknome: 9 attempts to login to x.org :(18:05
flocculantwould have been so much quicker just to ask you if you started the announcement post yet :D18:06
stevehopeI don't want to be perceived as new most irritating nittpicker, I can understand if you think it's a nit not worth picking, if you simply don't believe me enter the information manually on an encrypted install yourself18:07
flocculantstevehope: not at all - I really don't get what you mean here - can you screenshot it?18:08
stevehopeyes18:08
flocculantcool18:08
flocculantcos nit-picking is what qa should do anyway - as long as it's not about circles or ellipses :p18:09
knomeflocculant, not yet18:09
knomebut i'm digging into it literally now18:10
stevehopeI would have to find one of the previous spins in final, for the previous display, which I consider a complete waste of time, I will prepare install screenshots of current behaviour to save you actually reading the order of the slide's, I don't consider this a constructive exercise though18:13
flocculantstevehope: oh18:14
flocculantif it happened - but doesn't now I'd not worry too much18:14
akxwi-daveflocculant: I use KVm on main machine, virtualbox on laptop and another PC, along with bare meta18:19
knomeok, draft at https://xubuntu.org/?p=4295&preview=true18:24
knomedo we want to list all of the notable issues on the announcement? i was thinking we might condense the parole bugs to one line about parole having issues...18:25
knomealso not sure if sgt-puzzles and indicator plugin are worthy enough18:25
knomethe bugs, that is18:26
knomealso created https://xubuntu.org/release/17-04/ if somebody wants to get poetic18:26
knomei also notice that we create links with non-existent links... they just point to the page itself so it's *just fine* to have that for a day (though i'll fix that later)18:27
knomewe also seem to be linking to direct download locations18:28
knomewhich is a bit meh18:28
knomeso meh18:28
knomei'll remove the "release"18:28
knomeneed to fix THAT18:28
flocculantknome: re parole - I'd have them on one line - detail is elsewhere18:28
knomeyep18:28
knomelet me work that out18:28
flocculantwe recommend you to use > we recommend that you use 18:29
knomemaybe mention thunar's issues first?18:29
flocculantyea18:29
flocculantI'd not get too specific on any tbh - specifics are on release note18:29
flocculantlist of new package versions (since 14.04 LTS), < remove the (14.04) bit18:30
knomedraft updated18:31
knomeoh right, yes18:31
knomesee, i'm copy-pasting from the 16.04 announcement :P18:31
flocculant:)18:32
knomeand new update18:32
knomebbiab18:32
flocculantyou really should release lock :p18:33
flocculantavailable as Torrents > torrents and later too18:33
knomeugh18:38
knomesaved and released18:38
knomenot the article, the lock...18:38
flocculantknome: looks ok - ty18:41
flocculantin other news ... is Show all mirrors with full information supposed to do more than it actually does?18:41
knomewhat does it do?18:41
flocculantjust shows what you are already looking at :)18:42
knomehave you got JS enabled?18:42
flocculant*shrug*18:42
knomewell it's supposed to expand the list18:42
knomeand, yeah..18:42
knomeurgh18:42
knomeneed to fix that too for non-js-enabled18:43
flocculantno java installed here seems18:45
flocculantguess I had no reason up to now18:45
knomejava != javascript18:46
flocculantknome: you want me to bug report that? so it's not forgotten? 18:46
knomethat would be nice, thanks18:46
knomeguess i'll report the release bug myself18:46
stevehopere encryption entry in encrypted install, is now the 3rd interactive slide, this was done to address the old method of entering password in a low res acsii type interface, slide 3 was added, however it was inserted before current slide 4 where the keyboard localization is set, the bug is almost fully addressed, the keyboard localiztion simplely need to be set as slide 3. not it's current order: 1, 2, drive password, keyboard should be 1, 2, keyboa18:47
flocculantknome: about:config tells me javascript is true18:50
knomeweird then18:50
stevehopeis there still a need for me to screenshot the slides individally?18:50
knomeflocculant, how many links do you see before the "all mirrors" link?18:50
flocculantknome: if you mean countries - 1318:51
knomeok,18:52
knomeand when you click the link do you still only see 13?18:52
flocculantyea18:52
knomeyeah, it should show more, and an "info" link for each18:52
flocculantthough url is now http://xubuntu.org/getxubuntu/#show-all18:52
knomethat's expected18:53
knomewhich browser?18:53
flocculantff 5218:53
knomeme too...18:53
knomehttps://temp.knome.fi/xubuntu/temp/mirror-links.png18:53
knomethis is what you should get after clicking18:53
flocculantknome: ack - not sure I have 'ever' seen that18:54
flocculantstevehope: ohhh ... when you're talking about slides you're talking about the installation stages - yea that's right, I see what you're saying now :)18:56
flocculanthence the workround 18:56
flocculantset keymap before installation gets that far18:57
knomeflocculant, since your bug is so random, so is debug... what do you see when you go to view-source:http://xubuntu.org/wp-content/themes/xubuntu-theme/xubuntu-fifteen/script-releases.js?ver=218:58
flocculantknome: might be my 'kicking around forever and a day' ff profile - works on a default iso boot 18:58
knomeor in other words, do you see some codE?18:58
knomesome caching might be related too18:58
knomeand once you load that page....18:58
flocculanthttp://paste.ubuntu.com/24369199/18:58
knomepress F5 and see if it updates18:58
knomethat looks as it should though18:59
flocculantknome: seeing info now 19:00
knomeso apparently cache19:00
flocculantand more links19:00
flocculantreally should remember to f5 before I say anything lol19:02
knomecommented on the bug - leaving open as i'll do $something for it anyway19:03
knomethat *should* fix the cache issue for people19:03
flocculantok19:04
flocculantty :)19:04
knomeyw19:04
knomehappy to help, especially as this let me discover that other, more critical bug :P19:04
flocculant:)19:05
knometoo bad i have to fix it now...19:05
flocculantha ha ha 19:05
knomebut there's two sides to that too.. fortunately it's an easy fix but otoh, is hould have noticed this before...19:06
-SwissBot:#xubuntu-devel- ::xubuntu-artwork:: [greybird] r505 Revert workaround for broken border in progressbar (#153)... (by Simon Steinbeiß)19:09
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bluesabreflocculant: thanks, release notes are looking pretty darn good now22:15
bluesabrenext release, the changelogs will just need to be s/zesty/acrobatic/ and that will be done for the cycle22:16
krytarikflocculant: Indeed found something to nitpick on in the release notes: "Workround:" :D22:38

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