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jameshrobert_ancell: do you have any idea about the "Unexpected change ID returned" error Will mentioned?01:17
jameshit looks like it comes from snapd-glib rather than snapd itself01:17
robert_ancelljamesh: I'm looking at it now, it looks like snapd-glib is confused by what snapd is returning01:18
jameshI'm wondering if somehow two install processes are being started, and one is getting the change notifications from the other01:18
jameshI tried starting install, then killing gnome-software and starting again, but that didn't trigger it01:19
robert_ancelljamesh: you haven't been able to trigger either?01:20
jameshno01:20
jameshmaybe my internet isn't fast enough? :)01:20
robert_ancelljamesh: is will running a newer version of snap than in the archive? It's not clear from that email thread if this is related to the polkit changes at all01:22
jameshrobert_ancell: he would have been running snapd 2.28 from the candidate channel01:23
robert_ancelljamesh: how do you enable that?01:23
jameshrobert_ancell: as in the email: "sudo snap refresh --channel=candidate core"01:23
robert_ancellhere goes...01:24
robert_ancelljamesh: does that expose the polkit configuration to the system?01:26
jameshrobert_ancell: no.  I needed to copy it out of the core snap (also as mentioned in the email)01:26
robert_ancellI get the issues now01:30
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oSoMoNgood morning desktoppers06:09
seb128happy friday desktopers!06:23
seb128lut oSoMoN ;-)06:24
oSoMoNsalut seb128 :)06:26
jibelmorning all06:26
seb128salut jibel06:27
oSoMoNsalut jibel06:28
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didrocksgood morning06:43
dufluSalut oSoMoN, seb128, jibel, didrocks06:54
didrockshey duflu07:15
seb128hey duflu07:16
dufluHello from the world of no-longer-jet-lagged07:17
dufluMaybe07:17
* didrocks is still a little bit jet lagged as couldn't get a full night of sleep since back due to child sick07:19
dufludidrocks, I'm with you... last night was my first proper 8 hours since NY07:19
didrocksweek-end soon at least :)07:20
flocculantdidrocks: children, so reliant - about time they all just grew up :D07:20
dufluGrowing up is overrated :)07:20
flocculant:D07:21
flocculantI'm a 55 year old teenager \o/07:21
didrocks;)07:22
* duflu is 21... almost twice07:23
flocculantwhippersnapper then :)07:23
didrocksduflu: FYI, my GNOME Shell upload is going to "close" the bluerryness font bug07:36
didrocksduflu: I think we can then reopen it, but showing up at least we have done something to tone down the issue07:36
dufludidrocks, yes reopening is fine. I listed the four tasks in Trello07:36
didrocksoh, didn't see that07:37
didrocksgreat :)07:37
dufluAlso corrected the upstream bug links in LP today07:37
Trevinhohey guys07:51
Trevinhoduflu and didrocks, please have a look at the new gradient.. :)07:51
dufluTrevinho, is it in updates? a screenshot?07:52
didrocksTrevinho: unsure I'll have time today, but Monday at worst, if the package is built, I'm ok installing it for the day though07:52
Trevinhoduflu: it's in the MP07:52
Trevinhodidrocks: no worries, thanks07:52
didrocksTrevinho: did you rebuild it in bileto?07:53
Trevinhodidrocks: yep07:53
didrockswgeting the deb07:53
didrocksTrevinho: hum07:56
didrocksTrevinho: I installed new light-themes07:56
didrocksI don't see the gradient being inversed07:57
Trevinhodidrocks: for getting it applied to the shell you might restart it, it should apply instantly in CSDs07:57
Trevinhowell once restarted them or changed the theme07:57
Trevinhoand back to  Ambiance07:57
didrocksTrevinho: sure, once the app restarted07:57
Trevinhodidrocks: headerbars too? :o07:58
didrocksso, the shell is still doing for xwayland app, true07:58
didrockslet me see, I've only tried with old-style title bar07:58
didrocksyeah, headrbars are inversed07:58
Trevinhodidrocks: for old style if in Xorg you can alt+f2 -> r, otherwise need a restart07:58
* didrocks wonders if alt+F2, r works07:58
Trevinhodidrocks: not in wayland07:58
didrocksofc :p07:59
didrocksyou thought I've never hack the shell?07:59
didrocks;)07:59
didrocksI find the gradient on top very dark07:59
didrockslike, you clearly see a line between the top bar and top of the apps07:59
GunnarHjGood morning seb128!07:59
Trevinhodidrocks: that is wanted08:00
Trevinhodidrocks: it has to look like a "shado" on it to me..08:00
didrocksTrevinho: maybe it's just a question of habits08:00
didrockslet's see what duflu thinks08:00
GunnarHjseb128: Can we talk about bug #1662031?08:00
ubot5bug 1662031 in gdm3 (Ubuntu Artful) "Switching language and format broken" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/166203108:00
Trevinhodidrocks: sure.. I mean, I can make it even lighter, as I did before... See the yesterday's screenshot if you prfer08:00
dufluTrevinho, sorry, deep in mutter08:01
* duflu finds the bug 08:01
didrocksTrevinho: I find it just a little bit too dark, I like the feeling and idea, just a little bit lighter on top would be great IMHO)08:01
Trevinhoduflu: no worries, check it once you've time08:01
Trevinhodidrocks: ok08:01
dufluTrevinho, that would be next week so I'll look now08:01
didrocksTrevinho: I like more the :backdrop state08:01
seb128hey Trevinho GunnarHj08:01
Trevinhodidrocks: feel free to play with the shade if you've a second :)08:02
didrocksTrevinho: not really until next week :p08:02
Trevinhodidrocks: yeah, but if we don't add difference we don't have states at all..08:02
Trevinhoso, we've to add something to differentiate08:02
willcookemorning all08:02
Trevinhohi seb128 and willcooke08:02
dufluTrevinho, in other news, did I spot you running a standalone gnome-shell instance? How?08:02
Laneymoin08:02
dufluMorning willcooke08:02
dufluand Laney08:02
didrockshey willcooke, Laney08:02
* willcooke wonders what timezone Trevinho is in today 08:02
seb128hey willcooke Laney08:02
willcookeI'm assuming he hasn't been to bed yet, rather than up early08:03
seb128GunnarHj, we can talk about it but I'm unsure to have an opinion without having it properly debugged and understanding the issue08:03
GunnarHjseb128: I posted an idea in the latest comment. It's kind of a desperate workaround. OTOH it wouldn't be fun to see a release where the users cannot switch language from the GUI.08:05
dufluTrevinho, MP updated.08:05
dufluAlthough telling you here is redundant08:05
Trevinho:)08:10
seb128GunnarHj, I think we need to properly debug the issue and not use that workaround08:10
Trevinhonever it si08:10
Trevinhois*08:10
GunnarHjseb128: That's what I'd prefer too. But it's only 4 working days left to FF. Will you (or somebody else) have the time to debug it?08:11
seb128GunnarHj, also I don't think your "cannot switch language from the GUI" is true08:12
seb128I've used the language panel in g-c-c several times and my locale changes fine08:12
GunnarHjseb128: I think it depends. If only LANG is set in /etc/default/locale, it's only LANG which will not be correct if you switch language, while LANGUAGE will. In those cases those apps which understand gettext will be displayed with the correct language, but e.g. Firefox and LibreOffice won't.08:14
Laneyhi duflu didrocks seb12808:15
Laneyhappy friday08:16
GunnarHjseb128: But the installer usually sets both LANG and LANGUAGE, if that hasn't been changed lately.08:16
seb128Laney, happy friday!08:16
seb128GunnarHj, well I don't know, I did fresh artful install and changing the lang between french and english in g-c-c works fine for me08:19
seb128it tells me to restart my session08:19
seb128and when restarted the strings on strings are in the other locale08:19
seb128so it would be good to have a description of the bug including steps of the users08:20
seb128also there is no duplicate and 1 person listed as affected on the bug08:20
GunnarHjseb128: Does the content of ~/.pam_environment match the output of the locale command for you?08:21
seb128I don't know08:21
seb128I don't think g-c-c writes ~/.pam_environment, does it?08:22
GunnarHjseb128: Yes. There are patches in g-c-c which makes it do so. We are not using vanilla GNOME for this stuff.08:23
GunnarHjseb128: But I can add a step-by-step use case to the bug report, to clarify the issue.08:24
seb128GunnarHj, I just booted artful daily in a vm in french, opened g-c-c, went to locale, changed locale to german, it asks me to restart the session, I did and now the session is in german08:25
GunnarHjseb128: Firefox too?08:25
GunnarHjseb128: What's in /etc/default/locale?08:26
GunnarHjseb128: And what does locale output?08:27
seb128~/.pam_environment has its LC_*= still to fr_FR.UTF-808:27
seb128dunno, need to restart that vm08:28
seb128grrrr at GNOME using so much ram08:28
seb128my vms keep hanging, I think because they get out of ram08:28
seb128they work fine with unity08:28
GunnarHjseb128: The LC_* (or some of them) in French seems to be correct. But both LANG and LANGUAGE should be German, if it works.08:29
seb128they are08:29
GunnarHjseb128: Really? Sounds like I should try again on an updated artful then.08:30
seb128or maybe your upgrade system has differences from a fresh one08:30
seb128you are right that firefox is still in french though08:31
GunnarHjseb128: So LANG is fr_FR.UTF-8 if you run the locale command, right?08:31
seb128 /etc/default/locale has LANG="fr_FR.UTF-8"08:31
seb128yes08:31
GunnarHjseb128: Right, that's it.08:32
seb128but LANGUAGE=de_DE:en08:32
GunnarHjseb128: That's because LANGUAGE wasn't set it /etc/default/locale.08:32
GunnarHjseb128: So my claim seems to be correct: Something (GDM?) overrides ~/.pam_environment with what's in /etc/default/locale.08:34
seb128GunnarHj, could be yes08:41
seb128oSoMoN, still looking for things to debug? ;-)08:41
GunnarHjseb128: Consider a use case where somebody in 17.04 has filled up /etc/default/locale with several variables by "applying system-wide" from Language Support. Then, if they upgrade to 17.10, the locale command output will basically be stuck as a whole irrespective of what's in ~/.pam_environment.08:44
seb128GunnarHj, I don't disagree there is a bug, I just think we need to make them sourced in the proper order08:44
seb128and not workaround by making pam writing more files08:45
GunnarHjseb128: I agree, indeed I do. So the question is how important it is to fix it before the release.08:46
seb128important enough08:46
oSoMoNseb128, yeah, I don't mind giving a hand08:47
GunnarHjseb128: I'd be happy to help, but I already tried to figure out what's going on, and failed.08:47
seb128oSoMoN, you read the backlog/understand the problem?08:47
oSoMoNseb128, reading now08:49
GunnarHjseb128, oSoMoN: It may be worth mentioning that the bug was filed due to the behavior of Ubuntu GNOME 16.10, so it's not something new which has popped up in the current cycle.08:52
oSoMoNGunnarHj, seb128: I think I understand the issue, I'll take a look in a moment08:55
GunnarHjseb128, oSoMoN: The issue was not present in Ubuntu GNOME before GDM3.08:56
GunnarHjoSoMoN: Sounds great, thanks!08:56
seb128oSoMoN, thanks08:57
seb128k, testing done, going for an early lunch, be back later09:27
dufludidrocks, almost EOW. I have some progress. Unconditionally init the font rendering to something ugly. Then 10 seconds later I try to set it to something nice but instead it resets to the defaults09:39
dufluAt least it is changing09:39
dufluSame works on the gdm3 login screen09:39
didrocksduflu: waow, interesting… we could debug the reset I think09:41
didrocksbut yeah, enjoy your EOW!09:41
dufludidrocks, Interesting indeed that I can get both the shell and login screen to change rendering dynamically. At least something works09:42
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Laneyjamesh: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/whoopsie/+bug/1720331 might interest you09:55
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1720331 in whoopsie (Ubuntu) "Whoopsie continually relaunching" [Medium,Triaged]09:55
Laney:-)09:55
* jamesh looks09:55
Laneymight end up being a whoopsie bug, but thought you'd want to see it09:56
dufludidrocks, OK it's working now. I'll wire it to respond to gsettings next week09:56
jameshis it whoopsie or whoopsie-preferences that is spinning?09:56
didrocksnice work duflu! :)10:02
* Laney didn't make it happen yet10:03
Laneyjamesh: ah, ok, I killed whoopsie-preferences when the panel was open (trying to simulate an exit-on-timeout) and it happened10:04
* didrocks just counted: 606 comments on the "GNOME Shell transition" series10:05
Laney60 more10:06
didrocks;)10:06
oSoMoNGunnarHj, I commented on bug #1662031, /etc/default/locale gets updated when switching language in g-c-c10:10
ubot5bug 1662031 in gdm3 (Ubuntu Artful) "Switching language and format broken" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/166203110:10
oSoMoN(both LANG and LANGUAGE)10:10
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GunnarHjoSoMoN: Saw it. /etc/default/locale being written to is news to me, and I don't think that's what seb128 observed either. I'll recheck.10:21
jameshLaney: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25685190/ <- this is the d-bus traffic after whoopsie-preferences is killed or exits on timeout10:47
jameshLaney: I'll have a look at it on Monday10:47
Laneyjamesh: nice one, want to self-assign the bug?10:48
jameshyep10:48
Laneythanks10:48
GunnarHjoSoMoN: Just tested on an updated artful, and /etc/default/locale was not being written to for me. Did you possibly click "Manage Installed Languages" to open Language Support and then clicked "Apply System-Wide"?10:52
oSoMoNGunnarHj, no I didn't, unless that's the default for new installs11:24
GunnarHjoSoMoN: No, no, just asked since it would have explained why /etc/default/locale was changed. I couldn't reproduce that.11:25
seb128oSoMoN, g-c-c writing to /etc/default/locale sounds weird since it's an user process and don't request you polkit auth to change language11:38
oSoMoNseb128, indeed11:39
oSoMoNlet me retest again, just to make sure I wasn't looking at the wrong file or something11:39
seb128oSoMoN, I tried earlier on a livecd image and only LANG was in /etc/default/locale11:40
seb128upgrades might be differents11:40
seb128or language-selector or something might have written things in there in the past11:41
jameshseb128: /var/lib/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/com.ubuntu.desktop.pkla would seem to allow an active interactive user in the sudo group to set the locale without entering their password11:41
seb128oSoMoN, anyway the problem as I understood it as that /etc/default/locale was sourced after ~/.pam_environment since it overwrites the values that are in there11:41
seb128jamesh, ah, good hint, thanks11:42
seb128oSoMoN, ^11:42
seb128oSoMoN, you didn't select the button on the top right "login screen" right?11:44
seb128that can be confusing and in that mode it might write to etc11:44
oSoMoNseb128, where is that button? I only changed the language from the "Region & Language" screen in g-c-c11:47
seb128oSoMoN, in the headerbar of that screen it the top right11:48
seb128it changes the content of the panel to be user vs login screen11:49
oSoMoNhuh, I don't have any buttons in the headerbar of that screen11:53
oSoMoNgnome-control-center 3.26.0-0ubuntu311:53
GunnarHjseb128, oSoMoN: But even if you somehow would be permitted to write to /etc, the code in g-c-c (via accountsservice) does not write to /etc - it writes to ~/.pam_environment. So in any case it's a mystery.11:53
seb128oSoMoN, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/language.png11:54
seb128oSoMoN, yours doesn't look like that one?11:54
seb128oSoMoN, anyway, I think the issue what I said earlier, if you write config to /etc/default/locale and ~/.pam_environment, log in, the /etc one is the one set, user preference should take over the system one11:55
oSoMoNseb128, my screen looks exactly like yours except that I don't have that "Écran de connexion" button in the headerbar, that's weird…11:58
oSoMoNseb128, but I can work on a fix regardless11:59
GunnarHjoSoMoN: Indeed. The issue, as seb128 and I understand it, is that if the same variable is set by both /etc/default/locale and ~/pam_environment, and with different values, the value according to /etc/default/locale gets effective. It should be the other way around.11:59
oSoMoNyup11:59
seb128oSoMoN, you might not be in the right group to be able to change the login screen options11:59
oSoMoNseb128, could be yes12:00
oSoMoNand btw inotifywatch confirms that changing the language in g-c-c triggers writes to /etc/default/locale12:00
seb128oSoMoN, oh, it could also that you only have one user on your machine and GNOME chooses that button only when there are several users accounts12:01
seb128that would make sense because on an one user system there is no reason to not change the system12:01
seb128that would also explain the difference maybe12:02
oSoMoNseb128, right, that makes sense!12:02
* oSoMoN creates a second user in his VM12:02
GunnarHjseb128: The install I tested with has only one user. Still no writing to /etc/default/locale.12:03
seb128GunnarHj, one problem at the time12:03
GunnarHj:)12:03
seb128GunnarHj, oSoMoN, the code/logic is https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-control-center/tree/panels/region/cc-region-panel.c#n36012:04
seb128so depends of autologin also12:05
seb128GunnarHj, do you use autologin?12:05
seb128which the livecd does12:05
GunnarHjseb128: No autologin.12:05
seb128                if (priv->login_auto_apply)12:05
seb128                        set_system_language (self, language);12:05
seb128anyway12:05
seb128difference in behaviour in the ui might explain due to number of users, autologin, etc12:06
seb128the issue remains the priority of the files and /etc being applied after ~/.pam_environment12:06
oSoMoNyep12:07
oSoMoNI'll dive deeper into that after lunch12:07
jbichawhat day is Final Freeze?12:08
seb128jbicha, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtfulAardvark/ReleaseSchedule says aoc12:09
seb128oct 12th12:09
seb128oSoMoN, enjoy your lunch12:09
GunnarHjseb128, oSoMoN: I have my doubts about that logic. A bit presumptive. Anyway, the main issue with the priority of the files is the most important one.12:10
seb128GunnarHj, right, we can have a look at the logic for autologin etc in another report12:10
seb128brb, changing location, back online in 10 min or less12:11
seb128Laney, do you know if anyone tested firmware updates on 17.10? just saw bug #1719797 unsure if it's an individual report or maybe something we should verify to see if it works (unsure how to test it, requires hardware with an update available)12:41
ubot5bug 1719797 in gnome-software (Ubuntu) "Firmware update seemingly not working" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/171979712:41
GunnarHjseb128: Now when Olivier is helping with the language settings bug, any chance you can sponsor bug #1707929? :)12:54
ubot5bug 1707929 in xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Revert blacklisting of Indic layouts" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/170792912:54
seb128GunnarHj, let me have a look12:58
GunnarHjseb128: The only change is an additional Debian level patch.12:58
tjaaltonis there still some ubuntu diff?12:59
tjaaltonlooks like it13:00
seb128yes13:00
Laneyseb128: don't know, I did the logitech update some weeks ago through gnome-software and it worked for me13:01
Laneyask Robert13:01
LaneyI think there's a way to test the fwupd stuff13:01
seb128k, will do next week13:03
seb128thanks13:03
GunnarHjseb128: Ok. great!13:03
seb128GunnarHj, uploaded13:03
GunnarHjseb128: Ah, so next week was something else... Thanks!13:04
seb128GunnarHj, next week?13:04
seb128oh13:05
GunnarHjseb128: ;)13:05
seb128GunnarHj, that was replying to Iain about asking Robert13:05
seb128since Robert is in .nz and off for the w.e now13:05
GunnarHjGet it.13:05
seb128sorry about the confusion13:05
seb128tseliot, hey, could you have a look to bug #1721394?13:36
ubot5bug 1721394 in nvidia-settings (Ubuntu) "Cannot open nvidia-settings on pc with a hybrid device (or use prime-select), missing python" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/172139413:36
tseliotseb128: I'll take care of it. Thanks for bringing it to my attention13:38
seb128tseliot, thanks!13:38
jbichaseb128: we should defer LP: #1702894 to 18.04, right?13:47
ubot5Launchpad bug 1702894 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Artful) "ubiquity fails to start under wayland" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/170289413:47
seb128jbicha, yes13:52
willcookeTrevinho, is this fixed now?  Are we distro patching or is it in 3.236.1?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/171792314:13
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1717923 in Mutter "17.10 GNOME: Unable to log in: invalid monitor configuration, Logical monitors not adjecent" [Critical,Confirmed]14:13
jbichawillcooke: that bug is still unfixed14:16
jbicha I'm guessing you can duplicate it by trying to use the monitors.xml I attached on the upstream bug14:17
andyrockgood morning14:17
willcookehmm, I thought Trevinho and Jonas got it fixed.  Lets wait until Marco is back online and find out for sure14:17
willcookehey andyrock14:17
jbichawillcooke: actually I can't duplicate the bug any more with my monitors.xml so I'll go ahead and close the bugs14:22
willcookejbicha, I'd like Trevinho to close it with a comment about how it was fixed14:23
willcookebecause the upstream bug doesnt have any more info either, and it would be good to have a record of how it came to be fixed14:23
willcookerather than "it stopped doing it" :)14:24
jbichadidrocks: do you want to try demoting xterm again, or do you think I need to add alternate dependencies on gnome-terminal from xinit and xorg first?14:38
jbichaLP: #172048214:38
ubot5Launchpad bug 1720482 in xterm (Ubuntu) "Demote xterm to universe" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/172048214:38
jbichacc'ing tjaalton on that ^14:39
didrocksjbicha: who did promote it again? I didn't promote it on purpose and I told that the alternate was the way to go14:39
jbichaI don't know, there's no easy logs for promotion/demotions, right?14:40
jbichaI did the tk8.6 alternate upload but not xinit and xorg yet14:41
gQuigsI definitely saw it get out of the image...14:44
jbichagQuigs: yes, that happened but I think demoting it to universe well help in getting it marked as a suggested removal when people upgrade14:45
gQuigsgotcha14:47
jbichaGunnarHj: hi, Ubuntu Budgie 17.10 includes gnome-getting-started-docs but it's not useful there and they don't want it14:53
jbichacan you drop the Recommends on it from ubuntu-docs and I can add it to ubuntu-desktop instead?14:53
oSoMoNseb128, a quick update on the language selection bug: it appears pam_env.so is setting the env from /etc/default/locale only, and not reading ~/.pam_environment afterwards to override, I'm adding some logging to find out why15:05
gQuigshmm... afaict ibus-sunpinyin is the only thing holding in pyrhon2 now?15:18
gQuigsyup, fresh install doesn't have python2 (but is in live session) -  ponders if still required for printers/sharing15:19
mdeslaurseb128, jbicha: "About this computer" in the flashback session or by searching "about" in the ubuntu session doesn't bring up the about page...is that a known issue?15:28
jbichaare you asking about the Ubuntu session? or just Flashback?15:29
mdeslaurjbicha: both15:32
mdeslaurI'm filing a bug, one sec15:32
jbichamdeslaur: I can file a patch for gnome-control-center15:33
mitya57mdeslaur, not working “About this computer” is in indicator-session, right?15:33
mdeslaur"gnome-control-center about" on the command line doesn't work either15:34
jbichamitya57: you'll want 'gnome-control-center info overview'15:34
mitya57jbicha, thanks15:34
jbichagnome-control-center info-overview (needs the hyphen)15:35
mdeslaurbug 172180215:35
ubot5bug 1721802 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "About doesn't show about page" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/172180215:35
mdeslaurthe .desktop file is wrong too15:35
jbichayes, I'm patching gnome-control-center to fix the .desktop :)15:36
mitya57mdeslaur, can you please file one more bug for indicator-session? Then I will create a MP15:36
mdeslaursure15:37
mdeslaurmitya57: 172180415:39
mdeslaurbug 172180415:39
ubot5bug 1721804 in indicator-session (Ubuntu) "About this computer doesn't open the about tab" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/172180415:39
mitya57Thanks!15:39
mdeslaurthanks jbicha, mitya5715:39
mitya57Subscribed you to the MP.15:43
jbichaseb128: should we drop the patch to include the old gnome-control-center shell now that the new shell is more stable?15:45
mitya57mdeslaur, by the way, does the new gnome-flashback 3.26 work fine for you?15:48
mdeslaurseemed to work in the vm I tried15:48
mitya57Great!15:48
jbichagQuigs: python-samba is also on the live iso but not in the default install (because of cifs-utils) LP: #169346015:48
ubot5Launchpad bug 1693460 in samba (Ubuntu) "python-samba lacks python3 support" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/169346015:48
seb128jbicha, +115:54
jbichakenvandine: did you see the reply to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/788016 ?16:14
ubot5Gnome bug 788016 in general "Add snap packaging" [Normal,New]16:14
gQuigsreported it against ubiquity (to get the logs).. not sure where it should go next - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/172181216:14
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1721812 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Python2 removed during install" [Undecided,New]16:14
jbichagQuigs: why is it a bug for python2 to not be installed by default?16:15
jbichaif a package needs python2.7 to be installed it needs to depend on it16:17
mitya57I agree with jbicha, it is not a bug16:17
gQuigsjbicha: I'd be fine, if we removed it.. but we have it in a middle ground16:18
kenvandinejbicha, yeah, i've been meaning to respond16:18
jbichathere are several things on the live iso that aren't in the default install (you pointed out another one in your bug already)16:18
kenvandinejbicha, thx for the prod :)16:19
jbichakenvandine: I was just following links from Will's weekly newsletter :)16:19
gQuigsI did, what?16:19
gQuigsjbicha: ^?16:20
jbichagQuigs: here's a whole list of stuff we have in the live install but not necessarily in the default install:16:21
jbichahttps://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.artful/view/head:/live16:21
jbichathat's intended and is not a bug16:21
jbicha(you mentioned ibus-sunpinyin)16:23
gQuigsjbicha: right, that's the only item holding the full python2 on the livecd16:23
* oSoMoN goes afk, back online later tonight for further investigation of bug #166203116:23
ubot5bug 1662031 in gdm3 (Ubuntu Artful) "Switching language and format broken" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/166203116:23
gQuigsfrom a QA perspective it means other things that might use python2 (like python-talloc aren't being tested as much)16:25
jbichagQuigs: python-samba is keeping python2 on the live cd too16:25
jbichathere probably are some packages that need python2 but are missing a dependency on it16:27
gQuigsjbicha: maybe I'm just missing something.. why is python-samba needed only on the livecd?16:27
jbichagQuigs: cifs-utils is needed on the livecd, and that eventually pulls in python-samba16:28
jbichasince a lot of our developer tools still require python2, most developers aren't doing much testing of installs without python216:28
jbichabut that's not a bug in our installer, it si a bug in the specific package16:29
gQuigsmoved to ubuntu-meta, as low16:34
GunnarHjjbicha: I can fix bug #1721795 for ubuntu-docs. You set it to "fix committed"; was that a mistake?17:06
ubot5bug 1721795 in ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu) "Move Recommends: gnome-getting-started-docs from ubuntu-docs to ubuntu-desktop" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/172179517:06
jbichaGunnarHj: yes, I've the tasks properly now17:06
GunnarHjjbicha: Ok.17:07
Laney night17:07
Laneysee you monday from NYC (again)17:07
willcookenight all, same as Laney said17:12
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seb128jbicha, that g-c-c info not working sounds like that g-c-c should have an alias for compat reasons at least until the LTS, other clients might call the same command and have the issue18:05
seb128jbicha, doko made some tweaks to try to drop python2 from the iso iirc18:05
seb128Laney, have a safe travel18:05
seb128oSoMoN, sorry I was out for a while, let's resume that discussion on monday it's w.e time now :)18:06
jbichaseb128: well one way to find out which clients are affected is to not have the compability link :/18:06
seb128jbicha, you could have the compat link and that codepath trigger apport, would probably be more efficient at reporting the issue than relying on the user to understand the problem and report manually18:07
jbichamaybe upstream should rename it back to 'info' and drop the old shell in 3.28?18:07
seb128would work for me18:07
jbichaupstream is at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=788608 if you want to leave a comment there18:08
ubot5Gnome bug 788608 in general "info: Fix .desktop for About" [Normal,New]18:08
seb128bah, session locked when clicking on an url in hexchat :/18:11
jbichaseb128: have you tried polari?18:12
seb128no18:12
seb128I doubt it fixes gnome-shell locking18:12
seb128but it might be a good irc client, I should give it a try18:12
jbicha(I still use a command line irc client)18:13
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Trevinhojbicha: hey20:19
TrevinhoSo I wrote in the bug, but basically we can't reproduce the bug20:19
TrevinhoTrevinho: you also get it with the last mutter?20:21
Trevinhojbicha: ^^^20:21
jbichaTrevinho: I don't get the crash any more21:59
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mads_RHHello. Can anyone tell me if there's any documentation on creating/editing a Gnome 3 theme?22:21
ThorHop[m]mads_RH: there's plenty. But it's more about Freedesktop conventions. Where you put your GTK themes, where you put your mutter window decorations, etc. From there you can find what you need.23:35

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