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blackdoutanyone else testing 17.04 right now?00:38
blackdoutjbicha: you around?00:52
blackdoutRan through all the ISOs on a couple different machines (laptop & desktop). Didn't catch anything new and the adobe bug seemed to be resolved - downloaded fine for me each time.02:44
mozawwaddhaving problem with my screen resolution i posted a question on AsKUbuntu please check http://askubuntu.com/questions/903530/setting-desired-resolution-failure-ubuntu-gnome08:46
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jbichahttps://ubuntugnome.org/ubuntu-gnome-17-04-released/13:20
oerheksyay .. i am seeding the torrent as we speek13:21
ricotz\o/13:35
dreamcat4hi there. to take advantage of flatpack on 16.04.2, do i need to manually install 'gnome-session-wayland' ?13:52
dreamcat4i'm reading the FAQ here and it says about wayland 'still needs some work'. Will future improvements to wayland for gnome be back-ported to 16.04, or only make it into the newer versions ?13:53
dreamcat4... asking this because of wishing to stay on 16.04 for its live kernel patching feature (which is currently available only on the LTS release of ubuntu)13:54
oerheksdreamcat4, flatpack is experimental, from ppa. use snaps instead13:54
oerheksdream and wayland has nothing to do with snap/flatpack13:55
dreamcat4that is not the information i have been given elsewhere13:55
dreamcat4also snaps are not shared amongst distros, unlike flatpack13:55
jbichadreamcat4: flatpak is not available in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, you have to use a PPA to get it or install Ubuntu 16.10 or newer13:55
oerheksdreamcat4, how would you install flatpack then ??13:55
oerheksdream sure snaps are distro independent.. Fedora uses them too...13:56
oerhekshttps://snapcraft.io/docs/core/install-fedora13:56
dreamcat4so you guys think snaps will win out over flatpack?13:56
oerheksdreamcat4, it is not a competition, they can live together.13:57
dreamcat4i'll take that as a 'no' then13:58
oerheksbesides flatpack and snap, there are more new package systems.13:58
dreamcat4yeah13:58
oerheksdreamcat4,  take it as you want, but don't go trolling in other channels that we say one will survive13:59
dreamcat4thats great competition. i'm just trying to not waste my own time supporting something that ultimately gets droped13:59
kidamnesiacHi. I've never filed bugs before, can I unofficially report them here?14:41
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danslojust noticed 17.04 was released, and I also see images at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-gnome/releases/17.04/release/ - but 'sudo do-release-upgrade' tells me there are no releases? is there currently a way to do an upgrade, or is it just possible with clean install?15:22
oerheksdanslo, maybe your mirror is behind? try changing the mirror to main15:24
jbichadanslo: the upgrade switch hasn't been enabled yet because there's one issue that's still being worked on15:25
danslospecifying -d got it to switch to zety..15:27
danslozesty*15:27
oerheks-d = development, i would wait a few hours15:27
jbichaspecifically, the issue is bug 168156615:28
ubot5bug 1681566 in dkms (Ubuntu Zesty) "nvidia-375 DKMS module not recompiled on upgrade to 17.04" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/168156615:28
danslojbicha: I'm on 378, is that also affected?15:28
jbichadanslo: I highly recommend you just wait then unless you want to manually fix your computer15:28
danslojbicha: this is just on my experimental desktop, not afraid to screw things up :)15:29
jbichawell the bug says that you'll need to manually reinstall everything that you have installed that uses dkms (that includes nvidia drivers, VirtualBox, etc.)15:30
jbichaoptionally, you could do a clean install instead of an upgrade15:30
danslothanks for the link - I think I'll manage15:32
jbichagood luck! :)15:33
PaulePanterHi. Using a default Ubuntu 16.10 installation with Unity, installing GNOME 3 there is the following behavior.15:59
PaulePanterSearching for *Einst* for German *Einstellung* there are two choices: Einstellung and Systemeinstellungen.15:59
PaulePanterThe problem is, they both look similar, but in one for monitor configuration you have *Anzeigegeräte* and in the other *Bildschirme*.16:00
PaulePanterUsing *Anzeigegeräte* works, while with *Bildschirme* you get an error.16:00
PaulePanterIs that a GNOME issue or Unity?16:00
jbichaunfortunately, I don't speak German :(16:01
ricotzI assume unity-control-center vs gnome-control-center16:07
TheNumbricotz: that's my guess too.16:07
jbichaoh, you're running Unity?16:08
ricotzPaulePanter, so *Einstellungen* is the correct one for GNOME16:08
ricotzjbicha, he seems to be running gnome-shell, but unity-control-center shows up in the activity search16:09
TheNumbwhich is expected when you install gnome desktop over unity16:10
PaulePanterSorry, other way around.16:10
TheNumbUmm16:10
PaulePanterMy colleague uses Unity, and I installed GNOME for myself.16:10
TheNumbOver unity?16:10
PaulePanterNow he has the problem in *Unity*, that when he searches in the overlay menu (pressing Windows key), that when typing *Einst* the GNOME menu comes first.16:11
TheNumbthen he should uninstall gnome-control-center16:11
PaulePanterI mainly wonder though, why gnome-control-center wouldn’t work under Unity.16:11
PaulePanterTheNumb: Well, *I* use GNOME and would like to have it installed.16:12
TheNumbthen uninstall unity-control-center? :)16:12
ricotzjbicha, "NotShowIn=Unity;" for gnome-control-center?16:12
PaulePanterIsn’t there a way to configure, that gnome-control-center is ignored by Unity in searches (the UI)?16:12
TheNumbor that16:12
TheNumbyou can hide the desktop shortcut probably16:12
PaulePanterTheNumb: As gnome-control-center isn’t fully functional under Unity (I though both use the X server), my colleague wants utity-control-center installed. ;-)16:13
jbichait's a bit complicated16:15
TheNumbWell, gnome-control-center writes to gnome-settings-daemon afaik16:16
jbichafor instance, to use some GNOME apps, you need to be able to use GNOME's Online Accounts and Search panels which aren't in unity-control-center16:16
TheNumbunity writes to unity-control-center16:16
TheNumberr, unity-settings-daemon16:16
jbichaso I'm not really sure how to fix this well in stable Ubuntu releases16:17
TheNumbI wouldn't bother to be honest.16:17
TheNumbWant to use unity? Use unity control center. Want GNOME? Use GNOME. Unity folks forked gnome settings and daemon for a reason.16:18
jbichathe good news is that I believe this is fixed in 18.04 LTS by switching the default to GNOME16:18
TheNumb:D16:18
jbichathere may be a Unity community flavor but it will be a lot of work for them to deal with issues like this one16:19
TheNumbUnless someone is going to maintain Unity.16:19
TheNumbRight.16:19
PaulePanterThat’s still one year ahead, confusing users having both desktop environments installed.16:20
jbichaI think the guys that have stepped up so far to try to maintain Unity aren't aware of the issues they will soon have16:20
jbichaPaulePanter: you're welcome to file a bug, but because of the complexity I don't know the right way to fix this16:22
jbichathe important part is that on Unity, you'll want to use "System Settings" but in GNOME, you'll want to use "Settings"16:23
PaulePanterjbicha: Yes, we figured that out. But “a normal user” will probably have a hard time.16:23
PaulePanterjbicha: What component should I report this to?16:24
jbichagnome-control-center16:24
PaulePanterUnderstood.16:24
danslojbicha: except for gnome-shell crashing (I really should've done that do-release-upgrade on another runlevel) everything went very smooth! thanks again for your reply16:24
PaulePanterAs I don’t have access to the device right now, could you please translate the monitor setting label for me? Unity: Anzeigegeräte*, GNOME: *Bildschirme* (from memory).16:26
PaulePanterThat way, I use the correct words in the bug report.16:26
jbichathe "normal user" will have other problems trying to run Unity and GNOME Shell in the same install, for instance, Ubuntu GNOME's default theme doesn't look right in Unity, and Unity's default theme doesn't look right in GNOME16:27
PaulePanterAt least my colleague and I didn’t notice that.16:31
PaulePanterI submitted https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1682501.16:33
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1682501 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "Causes user confusion by showing up in Unity" [Undecided,New]16:33
rickyhanyone else have an issue with network-manager-openvpn?20:01
blackdoutCongrats on the release guys23:23
jbichablackdout: thanks for testing the release images!23:27
blackdoutNo problem man, is there anything that needs an extra hand today?23:28
jbichanot in particular, we were told to enjoy our weekend: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2017-April/001210.html23:30
blackdoutlol, well if you need an extra set of eyes on the outreach or social media or anything, let me know23:32
jbichawe don't have much of a social media team so you're welcome to try to help out there23:35

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