[02:48] That's odd. Gnome Shell on zesty was trying to use Ambiance, but now I try it on artful the default theme is Adwaita (?) [03:30] duflu: how did you install gnome-shell? [03:30] jbicha: $ sudo apt install ubuntu-gnome-desktop [03:31] duflu: you probably should have just installed gnome-shell [03:31] Perhaps that's the difference, yeah thanks. [03:31] I think I'll probably reinstall artful when it's in the iso [03:31] ubuntu-gnome-desktop currently installs ubuntu-gnome-default-settings which changes a bunch of stuff [03:32] and u-g-desktop will install extra apps that might not end up in default Ubuntu 17.10 [05:47] good morning [05:47] Morning jibel [07:34] good morrow! [07:52] morning all [07:58] ahoy hoy [08:00] hey desktopers [08:01] morning didrocks, how goes? [08:01] willcooke: dark clouds outside :p yourself? [08:01] * willcooke looks [08:02] (it's almost night light) [08:02] looks alright, a little sunshine around today. Cold last night, down to 4 degrees. Stupid spring. [08:03] ... and now over to Carol for the sports. [08:13] Morning desktopers [08:13] morning flexiondotorg [08:13] feeling better? [08:13] Not really :-( [08:13] bah :( [08:13] jetlag/travel related? [08:14] Yep, jetlag and conference flu. [08:14] argh [08:15] I'm sure it's due to the LAS people, you partied too much during the podcast record :) [08:15] (or they promised you too many beers) [08:27] Something like that ;-) [08:27] MOINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN [08:32] hey Laney. How you doing? All fixed? [08:32] hey willcooke [08:32] got some more exercises [08:32] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVKfFFxOxFU [08:33] woooaahh, someone swallowed a dictionary ;) [08:34] from 9 seconds to 18 seconds [08:34] haha [08:34] she didn't play me the sound [08:34] but inorite [08:47] Ah, hello europe! [08:48] hi Trevinho [08:48] hi willcooke === ksamak_ is now known as ksamak === JanC is now known as Guest55043 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [09:11] * duflu goes to play in traffic [09:11] Thankfully not something I need to do often [09:34] fossfreedom: is there a bug report for your gtk 3.22.14 problem? [10:08] 1 [10:09] 竜が我が敌を喰らう [10:31] dobey: any comment on that guy ⬆️ ? [10:35] It's just some Overwatch fan, don't worry about that [12:12] Laney: fossfreedom: Budgie GTK+ bug https://bugzilla.gnome.org/782494 [12:12] Gnome bug 782494 in Widget: Other "Regression in GtkListBox internal child listing" [Normal,New] [12:14] taaaaaaaa [12:20] good afternoon everyone [12:56] hey allison [13:21] Laney: what are you up to these days? [13:51] Laney, are you looking after the gtk package? [13:59] jbicha: gnome-user-docs done (waiting for an AA to push it in main), gnome-g-s-d in progress. [14:03] we'd need seb to subscribe ~desktop-packages to gnome-getting-started-docs and maybe Laney to subscribe ~desktop-bugs [14:05] allison: hey, how do you do? [14:08] thanks [14:22] Ars released their 17.04 review today: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/05/ubuntu-17-04-review-this-is-unitys-true-swan-song/ [14:28] allison: in work? [14:28] CI stuff, packaging stuff, release stuff [14:28] kenvandine: ish [14:28] Laney, :) [14:28] Laney, i think we should disable the mir backend [14:29] oh yeah [14:29] i'm snapping gnome stuff and have to include the mir-libs content interface because we link to mir [14:29] is it causing a problem? [14:29] what's happening to that upstream? [14:29] do any of the remaining Mir usecases need it? [14:29] bitrot i guess :/ [14:29] i don't think so [14:29] willcooke, ^^ right? [14:29] if not, feel free [14:29] right, no use cases for it at this time [14:30] :( [14:30] we have some distro patches cherry-picking new stuff for it, those could be dropped too [14:30] * Laney hears a wail coming from Toronto [14:30] that'll also drop the content-hub deps [14:31] :( [14:31] Laney, ok, i'll do that [14:31] if you want a review, push it but don't upload [14:31] I think I already dropped the MIR cherry-picks when I updated gtk to 3.22.12 in artful [14:32] that was naughty unless you checked with someone [14:32] no, I mean, they were part of the new release [14:32] k [14:32] if they came from the branch that would happen [14:32] kenvandine: maybe hold off on uploading the new version a few more days for the remaining Budgie issue [14:33] kenvandine: there might be a .15 release to fix that [14:33] don't need to take the new version now [14:33] i'll get an MR up for review [14:38] what do y'all think about the headerbar patches for various apps? is it better to keep them as long as they aren't holding anything else back? [14:40] or should we drop them to clean up the packaging, and make GNOME apps behave more similarly everywhere as intended by GNOME [14:40] jbicha, i'm not familiar with the headerbar patches, what do they do? [14:41] daker: i am no good at reading kanji :) [14:41] was that to deal with our theme? [14:41] dobey: :D [14:44] kenvandine: we have patches to several apps to use a traditional toolbar instead of GNOME's CSD headerbars, when run in Unity [14:44] oh, so only affects them under unity? [14:44] yeh [14:44] we didn't get around to all the apps, Sudoku still has the headerbars in Unity but Nautilus has a toolbar, for instance [14:44] they go in and muck around with the widget hierarchy directly [14:44] so not exactly the most robust solution [14:45] no strong opinions from me... but i guess we'd be better off dropping them [14:45] but hate to hurt the unity experience [14:45] some Unity people wanted the headerbars actually, so it might be a tossup which is better for Unity [14:45] someone should make CSD work under unity [14:46] dobey: I believe they already work, as do light-themes [14:46] I think Trevinho's recent theme work improves that a bit [14:46] jbicha: i mean work properly [14:46] we used to always argue about how they break LIM [14:47] gnome-sudoku seems to work fine [14:47] it doesn't have the ugly pixels in the corners? [14:47] no [14:48] * kenvandine loves that fix [14:48] oh, I guess LIM doesn't work right with them still :| [14:48] what about the menus in titlebars stuff? does CSD work with that [14:49] dobey: no, from what I see with gnome-sudoku [15:10] has anybody looked at gvfs adt failures on i386 in artful? https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac/autopkgtest-artful/artful/i386/g/gvfs/20170511_115343_1dfce@/log.gz [15:11] passses everywhere else [15:11] then again i386 is the only 32bit full VM based test bed. [15:13] * Laney wonders who uploaded the package that triggered this failed run ;-) [15:29] xnox: I believe gvfs's autopkgtests are flaky; that's part of why I didn't update gvfs to 1.32 for zesty because I didn't want to deal with autopkgtest for it [15:32] although suddenly the tests started mostly working in February [16:10] jbicha, ack, retry worked. i hope nobody triggers it again, such that i can land systemd \o/ [16:12] Is it intentional that xserver-xorg-input-synaptics is no longer seeded? [16:13] I just installed a new laptop with the artful daily, and Unity's touchpad configuration is suboptimal without it installed. [16:13] Looks like it has been unseeded in artful? [16:14] It was intentional [16:14] but it does create that bug... [16:14] rbasak: yes, see LP: #1686081 [16:14] Launchpad bug 1686081 in xorg (Ubuntu) "If -synaptics is installed, GNOME Mouse & Touchpad Settings doesn't work" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1686081 [16:14] Thanks [16:16] I guess there's no point in filing an installer bug? [16:16] (well, a bug related to the installation of the daily) [16:18] mozjs38 is ack'd by security, so we should be able to update the seeds soon \o/ [16:27] willcooke, woot :) [16:27] cyphermox: what are you looking for subscribers on? [16:28] just gnome-getting-started-docs? [16:28] (done) === kenvandine_ is now known as kenvandine [16:57] Laney: yes, thanks! [17:03] Laney: could you handle a subscriber for gdm3 too since gnome-shell currently will not run if the gdm gir is not installed [17:06] * willcooke -> dinner. bbl [17:06] jbicha: that's done [17:06] I missed it in the first round because it was further down [17:11] nighty night [17:39] good night! [17:59] jbicha: fyi, I just filed bug 1690200 which I think may be a regression in your merge of 3.24.2-0ubuntu1. But in reproducing to write up the bug report, I found a trivial workaround, so I'm going to move on. [18:00] bug 1690200 in gnome-terminal (Ubuntu) "gnome-terminal crashes on Terminal->Preferences->Profiles->Edit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1690200 [18:17] hmm, that issue doesn't affect GNOME Shell [18:22] jbicha: with patches LIM would work... [18:22] jbicha: my theory is.... If it's not hard to bring patches around, let's do that. [18:23] like if it's just 2 minutes to adapt ok, otherwise i'd drop them... But at least thing as gedit, evince and nautilus should be kept with higher consideration, as I expect still quite a considerable number of people to continue to use U7 in next LTS. [18:24] rbasak: oh never mind, it's reproducible on GNOME Shell too [18:25] Trevinho: some parts of Unity7 will be broken by 18.04 [18:27] jbicha: what are you referring to? [18:27] jbicha: anyway, haderbars usage won't break the usability overall... So they're "ok". [18:28] it looks like UOA will be completely removed (?) but Unity (shell or control-center) don't work with GOA [18:28] someone that installs Unity will need -synaptics but installing that breaks GNOME [18:30] several integration patches are being dropped so I guess that's not breaking Unity but it isn't as nicely integrated as 16.04 [18:35] night all. London tomorrow. === pavlushka is now known as kindthree === kindthree is now known as kindfour === kindfour is now known as pavlushka [20:09] * kenvandine had forgotten how much fun building gtk can be