[00:10] ochosi: looks good to me, reached out to -release for approval [04:51] flocculant: updated the draft on wp [04:52] knome: flocculant and I have an article we've been working on, if you want to take a look and give feedback, it's the "Testing for Xubuntu" one [04:56] Unit193: https://code.launchpad.net/~brian-murray/software-properties/more-restart/+merge/340543 [04:58] \o/ [06:54] bluesabre: thanks - sad to say goodbye to the software fairies but not surprised :p [07:22] bluesabre: ...Guess who just ran into that numlockx issue at a reeeeeeally bad time? :P [09:09] Unit193: there's an issue with numlockx ? [09:09] No [09:10] oh good :p [09:10] Now if it's not installed, lightdm doesn't start. [09:11] oh dear - that's a bit nice then [09:13] I knew this, but that switchover happened, didn't do somethign to fix the next boot, was messing with graphics drivers so thought it might be that when really just numlockx. :P [09:14] wow, is numlockx now a hard dependency of lightdm? [09:15] Of x-d-s, basically. He's got a script to bail nicely. [09:16] ochosi: just allowed your post to our dev list from gmail - added it to accept filter too [09:16] flocculant: ah crap, yeah, identities and gmail... i sometimes forget to switch when sending to MLs [09:16] :) [09:18] also allowed jbicha [09:20] bluesabre: supposedly grub thing is fix comm - can't find it in -proposed yet though [12:13] ochosi: yeah, fixes ready, waiting for thunar-print to release [12:24] morning bluesabre :) [12:24] morning flocculant [12:25] bluesabre: fixed stupid grub locally if it's annoying you, find the only --append in /etc/grub.d/00_header and lose it, then update grub [12:26] bluesabre: if we don't hear from knome re the blog post - I really want it out before early next week [12:26] flocculant: definitely [12:26] ochosi: you're also welcome to review it [12:30] have a good day [12:31] you too flocculant [12:33] https://wiki.bluesabre.org/bionic_changes refreshed [13:15] Unit193: were there any other changes in thunar-print or can we go ahead and merge? i can drop the test -x, didnt know command covered that (the docs dont mention that) [13:16] bluesabre: re: tiling shortcuts, i think its either or, we cant bind two shortcuts in xfwm4, that only works with regular commands [13:19] ochosi: that's fine, the arrow keys are more discoverable [13:19] yup [13:20] feel free to merge then [13:20] wrt the display settings work i did, i can explain the changes to you [13:20] but the commit should be well cpmmented [13:21] anyway no rush, thats a bugfix anyway [13:25] sure thing [13:59] bluesabre: added a link at Anything else, you’ve found a regression. to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs#Reporting_non-crash_hardware_and_desktop_application_bugs [13:59] off again for a while - back this evening I expect [14:01] thanks flocculant [14:02] np :) [20:57] flocculant, bluesabre: the article looks good to me [21:10] knome: ta [21:10] bluesabre: if you're happy with it then publish it, I'm good with it [21:19] ochosi: I think we're good. [21:20] hi Unit193 - see your guy is testing core again :) [21:20] couldn't confirm the fail though [21:20] Oooh, that's to the list not me. I see. [21:21] Unit193: you want core on the tracker again - I can do it easily - then I can post to list and tell him [21:22] So yes, going to directly install rather than desktop then install has been questionable in the past. [21:22] worked ok for me in kvm at least [21:22] flocculant: Well it never really saw stuff, pretty much just me, him, you and slick anyway. [21:23] well makes it easier to track I suppose [21:23] so I added it :D [21:23] OK, works for me. [21:24] do we want the tasksel stuff still? [21:25] Well that's how one would officially install without these ISOs. [21:25] k - I'll leave that alone then [21:26] though I think the testcases could do with some love - I'm guessing you'd want the mini.iso for those? [21:27] Yeah. [21:30] sent reply to them on list [21:34] Unit193: mkay, cool. then please don't forget to approve the MR [21:37] bluesabre: parole is on here https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/03/linux-release-roundup-corebird [21:38] nigth all [21:57] flocculant: that's a pleasant surprise [21:58] bluesabre: as Unit193 approved the MR in here (for thunar-print) i guess it's ok to approve on LP and merge [21:58] ochosi: great, will do tonight [21:58] holy crap [21:58] did you know the murrine engine doesnt support the "inconsistent" state of checkbuttons in gtk2? [21:59] I did not [21:59] ochosi: I'm getting there, I'm getting there. :P [21:59] sorry sorry :) [22:00] bluesabre: i'm considering to make the checkbuttons in Gtk2 look like Gtk3 (with pixbuf) and implement the inconsistent state [22:00] which would have two nice side-effects [22:00] 1) the checkbuttons would look the same everywhere [22:00] 2) the xfce4-display stuff i did will look and work ok [22:03] ochosi: I have no complaints about that [22:03] alrighty, i'll get it done before UIF [22:05] March 22 :) [22:06] easy :) [22:10] easy is good [22:12] Unit193: so, ubiquity is using tasksel for the mini option on ubuntu? [22:12] ...What? [22:13] for the minimal install option on the main ubuntu iso? [22:14] or to tweak my question, can we do that and do we want to? [22:14] mini.iso uses debian-installer last I knew, gives a prompt for what you want. [22:15] (this thing) https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/02/ubuntu-18-04-minimal-install-option [22:18] Didn't know about that, but doesn't look like something to invest time in if it's only for 18.04 [22:18] yeah, was just curious [22:21] Yes, does sound nice.