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jbichajamesh: if I set [connectivity] enabled=false in /etc/ or /usr/lib/ , I can't use gnome-control-center to override that :(00:05
jameshjbicha: yeah.  The enabled key is only meant to be set from the -intern.conf file01:05
jameshjbicha: I was originally setting interval=0 to disable checking, and upstream asked me to change it to a separate key (so that a distro patch that changed the connectivity check settings wouldn't interfere)01:06
jameshrobert_ancell: fyi, I made this PR: https://github.com/snapcore/snapd-glib/pull/1404:28
jameshrobert_ancell: not sure if it is worth merging until there is agreement that the matching snapd change is okay though04:29
robert_ancelljamesh, ah yes. I saw it last week and forgot about it.04:29
robert_ancellYeah, I think land it once it's in use upstream.04:29
jameshrobert_ancell: you were on holiday.  Not a problem :)04:29
robert_ancellI was wondering if there's any naming convention with other libs?04:29
jameshI'm not sure if anyone else is doing polkit authoirsation for HTTP over local sockets04:30
robert_ancellprobably not :)04:30
robert_ancellI guess they just have a D-Bus arg for interaction if needed04:31
jameshCUPS is probably the only one where it makes sense, and I don't think they do polkit at all04:31
jameshFor D-Bus, they defined a message flag for it: https://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#message-protocol-messages04:32
jameshno need for a message argument04:33
robert_ancellhuh04:36
robert_ancelljamesh, could you rebase the branch?04:36
jameshrobert_ancell: sure.04:55
robert_ancelljamesh, if you wanted to split out the 'last_request_headers' change in mock-snapd.c we could land that now05:17
jameshrobert_ancell: I guess it depends on how quick the snapd folks look at my other PRs05:20
jameshmvo was interested in fast tracking them for 2.28, and if that happens it shouldn't matter much05:21
jameshalso, it's just a test cleanup05:21
jibelmorning05:52
oSoMoNgood morning desktoppers!05:59
dufluMorning jibel, oSoMoN06:05
oSoMoNhey duflu, jibel06:05
oSoMoNyou guys had a good week-end?06:05
dufluoSoMoN, moving furniture :P You?06:14
jibeloSoMoN, yes, preparing for the new school year that starts tomorrow ...06:33
oSoMoNduflu, yeah, had some friends over and enjoyed the nice weather outside06:38
oSoMoNjibel, good luck with that!06:38
oSoMoNIIRC the school year starts around the 12th of September here06:39
c-lobranoHi all07:59
c-lobrano Trevinho, Laney I pushed in review the fix for bug 171299607:59
ubot5bug 1712996 in ubuntu-themes (Ubuntu) "Misaligned Entry borders in horizontally linked Box" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/171299607:59
Trevinhoc-lobrano: thanks07:59
Mirvas an user I find it still confusing why Ubuntu offers my to disable secure boot so often07:59
Mirvbut I guess it's on all machines that have any dkms, so that includes Dell OEM machines08:00
Mirvbut then again it doesn't seem to detect if there's any problem keeping secure boot enabled or not08:00
Mirvand for me eg Virtualbox works fine too with secure boot enabled, which I thought might be a problem given it's external module08:00
Mirv(this is on 16.04)08:01
Mirvdoes anyone have any thoughts on what could be improved? I've thought about it, but then again I feel I don't understand the whole and don't know how eg the texts could be clearer for average user.08:02
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Trevinhoc-lobrano: for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-themes/+bug/1700100 what do you think to do? We apply that only for boxes, or have you been able to reproduce it also in FFox /TB?08:06
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1700100 in ubuntu-themes (Ubuntu) "Dimmed text is very hard to see" [Medium,In progress]08:06
c-lobranoTrevinho: sorry, I haven't had more time to look into their code, but actually, on 17.04, Firefox and Thunderbird's dimmed text is visible on my machine08:08
Trevinhoc-lobrano: ok, fair enough....08:09
Trevinhono worries08:09
seb128good morning desktopers08:10
seb128hey Trevinho08:10
Trevinhohi seb12808:10
Trevinhogood morning!08:10
seb128Mirv, secure boot is not really a -desktop topic, you might have more luck on -devel08:11
Trevinhoseb128: how are you?08:11
seb128Trevinho, I'm good thanks! how are you?08:11
Trevinhoseb128: good, back to italy! :)08:11
oSoMoNgood morning seb128 !08:12
seb128Trevinho, enough of the crazy life for now? decided to have a quiet hacking week? ;-)08:12
seb128lut oSoMoN08:12
Trevinhoseb128: not really, as I'm not staying at my place anyway... It's time for sicily :)08:12
Mirvseb128: true, although the desktop UX of it is08:13
Trevinhobut, I actually work better when under stress :-D08:13
seb128lol08:13
seb128Trevinho, and nothing is as stressful as working from a swimming pool where your laptop, call fall into water, right? ;-)08:14
Trevinhoahah, yeah...08:14
Trevinhoit's pushing you to stay focused08:14
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flexiondotorgMorning desktopers09:09
oSoMoNhey flexiondotorg09:13
flexiondotorgBank holiday in the UK today :-D09:15
oSoMoNah, I was starting to wonder why it was so quiet here today… :)09:17
oSoMoNenjoy09:17
ricotzoSoMoN, hi, I guess this would do it https://paste.debian.net/plain/98334609:36
oSoMoNricotz, that’s exactly what I was looking into09:49
ricotzoSoMoN, better let this go in with 5.4.110:04
oSoMoNsame branch anyway10:05
ricotzoSoMoN, this fix should appear in debian repo shortly too10:05
ricotzoSoMoN, :(10:36
ricotzoSoMoN, I assumed you understood to wait for a complete fix10:39
oSoMoNricotz, how is that not a complete fix?10:51
ricotzoSoMoN, like the missing Conflicts/Replaces10:53
oSoMoNtrue, I'll wait for the complete fix in the debian repo and will merge it back (if you don't beat me to it, which you most probably will)10:58
ricotzoSoMoN, btw, did you already wrote that patch before I pasted it?11:07
oSoMoNricotz, I was double-checking it when I saw your paste, but I saw highlight on IRC late, so can't say who wrote it first, probably you ;)11:10
ricotzoSoMoN, I see, makes it a bit more questionable that you already pushed it, so try to get an opinion on changes before pushing them11:14
oSoMoNricotz, well I would have asked had you not suggested an identical patch11:21
ricotzoSoMoN, okay11:29
christophhi, does anyone know a tool to emulate android apps and check outgoing traffic ?12:50
christophlike google chrome inspector12:50
jbichakenvandine: here's a basic patch to disable alarms in gnome-clocks https://paste.debian.net/983376/13:41
jbichathe first line of the help still says "Use Clocks as a stopwatch, a timer, to set alarms and to check the time in different cities."13:42
jbichachanging that string breaks translations. I guess we could just remove that intro line though…13:43
kenvandinejbicha, i was thinking more of using a define somewhere13:44
kenvandineWITH_ALARMS kind of thing13:45
kenvandinesomething that could go upstream13:45
jbichaok, maybe13:46
kenvandineshould be useful for others too, the lack of reliable alarms isn't ubuntu specific13:47
kenvandinei wonder if there are plans for a background service for that13:47
jbichaI think systemd timers is the way to go for that13:47
kenvandineyeah13:48
kenvandinebut i think systemd would need a user daemon to interact with it13:48
kenvandinei guess it would just trigger opening the UI13:48
kenvandineto dismiss the alarm, etc13:48
gQuigsmy initial expectation would be the alarms should work even if I'm not logged in, not sure how easy that would be.... - and especially still work if screen is locked13:49
kenvandinethat would require gdm support13:50
kenvandineoh, and wake the computer when asleep13:51
kenvandinethere's a bug for that13:51
kenvandinenot sure how i feel about that13:51
kenvandinei'd hate my laptop to wake up while in my backpack13:51
gQuigsyea, I can see why that's complicated now..13:52
seb128I don't think laptop users expect their laptop to wake up for reminders13:57
seb128it's not a phone13:57
kenvandineyeah13:58
kenvandinebut i can imagine a college student trying to use this as their alarm13:58
kenvandineanyway, the UI should make it obvious that it won't wake13:58
kenvandineit's a complicated problem :)13:59
seb128is any other computer OS doing the "wake up computer on reminders"?13:59
seb128but yeah it's complicated14:01
seb128I think displaying a dialog in an unlocked session would be good enough to ship it14:02
jbichamaybe: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-desktop/with-windows-10-when-in-sleep-mode-will-the-alarm/c1f38df1-d9e2-43f0-8149-89c18191de9614:02
seb128jbicha, right, some modern configs have that, but I don't think it would work on any system14:03
jbichathat's almost worse than not supporting it at all: it might work ¯\_(ツ)_/¯14:03
kenvandineindeed14:03
seb128right14:03
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seb128does anyone has a standard/right way to get the multiarch dir from a standard install set (e.g no dpkg-architecture from dpkg-dev)?14:44
andyrockis there a way to debug failures in g_task_run_in_thread?15:13
andyrocklike an enviroment variable15:13
oSoMoNricotz, you didn't cherry-pick https://anonscm.debian.org/git/pkg-openoffice/libreoffice.git/commit/?h=debian-experimental-5.4&id=e484318397ae407b418a55955c64104324a85e10 in your wip branch, is that intentional?15:13
seb128andyrock, try asking on #gnome-hackers, we are low on GTK hackers around, especially with u.k off today15:18
c-lobranoTrevinho: I was looking again at bug 1700100 to make the fix available everywhere, however the color change is applicable only to labels inside a box with "boxes-menu-row" class, which exists only in GNOME Boxes (I guess) and I don't think it'd be ok to add it in gtk-widgets.css. Any idea?15:29
ubot5bug 1700100 in ubuntu-themes (Ubuntu) "Dimmed text is very hard to see" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/170010015:29
Trevinhoc-lobrano: ah, fair enough..15:29
Trevinhoc-lobrano: let's go with that then15:29
c-lobranoTrevinho: ok, I'll copy the change on Radiance then and push it again15:30
Trevinhoc-lobrano: thanks15:34
c-lobranoyw15:41
ricotzoSoMoN, of course!15:42
ricotzoSoMoN, you want to drop kde support ;)15:43
oSoMoNricotz, yeah stupid question, I was going over the list of commits and didn't really look into the implications of that one :)15:44
ricotzoSoMoN, let me know if *I* can push those things, don't merge/push that branch yourself15:45
oSoMoNricotz, yeah it's fine15:45
oSoMoNricotz, I suppose we want that one: https://anonscm.debian.org/git/pkg-openoffice/libreoffice.git/commit/?h=debian-experimental-5.4&id=bcd1bc95a08c80cc20e3795bf789fadadb6eb37015:47
ricotzoSoMoN, no15:47
ricotzcoinmp is not enabled anyway15:48
ricotzoSoMoN, since this is only about cherry-picking, there is no need to pick things without effect15:49
ricotzthis will be picked up with a merge in preparation for 6.015:50
oSoMoNok15:55
ricotzoSoMoN, what is up with 5.3.6 for zesty?16:13
andyrockseb128: #gnome-hackers looks a bit empty :D16:16
andyrocknever mind16:17
ricotzandyrock, wrong server ;)16:17
andyrocki realized that  :D16:17
jbichakenvandine: I don't know how to edit the help page or remove the extra shortcuts from the Keyboard Shortcuts overlay https://paste.debian.net/983401/16:24
ricotzoSoMoN, rebased and pushed my wip branch16:25
kenvandinejbicha, the help page is an issue16:25
kenvandinethey help text could just be changed to add "if supported" somewhere16:26
kenvandinebut that isn't great either16:26
kenvandineugh... my gedit snap that hasn't been touched in ages no longer starts... "Bad system call"16:27
kenvandinesigh16:27
kenvandinemaybe i had a local snap installed, just installed it from the store and it works :)16:29
kenvandinefalse alarm16:30
jbichaI'm sure there's a way to hack the help page build but it may take a while to figure out how to do it16:39
oSoMoNricotz, on my list but didn't get to it yet17:00
ricotzok17:11
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amanoRe alarms: I miss the times when mobiles would power on reliably only to set off an alarm (eg after powering off due to low akku). Most modern smartphones cannot do that (the Huawei being an example).18:20
mcphailrobert_ancell: Hi. popey and sil suggested I ping you about an issue with Ubuntu Software. Are you awake?22:32
robert_ancellmcphail, sure am22:33
popey:)22:33
mcphailrobert_ancell: cool :) - Let me link a screenshot...22:33
mcphailhttps://ovh.themcphails.uk/index.php/s/0pcBDXU0zztzS6a22:34
mcphailThis is a deb created with game-data-packager. It is about 2.9 GB, rather than 18 exabytes...22:34
mcphailhttp://termbin.com/32q722:34
robert_ancellhuh22:34
mcphailIt is proprietary stuff, and too large to upload and attach to a bug report. Any idea what the issue may be?22:35
robert_ancellmcphail, is this done by double clicking on the .deb?22:35
mcphailrobert_ancell: yes22:35
robert_ancellmcphail, which Ubuntu release / gnome-software version?22:35
mcphailUbuntu 16.04. Let me check gnome-sofyware version...22:36
robert_ancellI'm guessing there might be an overflow. I can probably reproduce by hacking a .deb with metadata that matches that one22:36
popeyYou don't have a Quake4 DVD lying around? shame.. :)22:36
mcphailgnome-software 3.20.522:36
mcphailI can pop a DVD in the post :)22:37
robert_ancellmcphail, can you file a bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-software/+filebug with that info and I'll see if I can reproduce.22:38
mcphailThe deb behaves fine, btw, when installed by dpkg -i22:38
robert_ancellProbably don't want to send me a DVD or I'll end up playing Quake 4 :)22:38
popeymcphail: does gdebi show the right size? (does gdebi show any size at all?)22:38
mcphailpopey: yes, gdebi shows the correct size22:42
robert_ancellbonus points if you can try it in artful - it uses a different method for accessing .debs22:45
mcphailrobert_ancell: I can give it a shot, but I won't get a chance to install artful for a few days I'm afraid22:49
robert_ancellmcphail, ok, don't worry about it, I'll reproduce here if I can22:50
mcphailrobert_ancell: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-software/+bug/171358622:51
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1713586 in gnome-software (Ubuntu) "gnome-software displays wildly inaccurate estimate of package size when a certain deb file is double-clicked in nautilus" [Undecided,New]22:51
robert_ancellmcphail, thanks!22:51
mcphailrobert_ancell: np. Cheers!22:52

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