[00:04] Ugh, it looks like the root of the problem is that GNOME have decided to make the configuration I was accustomed to impossible [00:05] For no good reason, given it looks like libinput could support it just fine [00:10] why do you want to set "default"? I am the GNOME Tweaks maintainer and I intentionally did not make that confusing option available [00:10] there are only 3 real choices: Fingers, Area and disabled [00:11] "default" is either Fingers or Area depending on what your hardware is [00:12] I assume that most people will not read the release notes :) but I do what I can. I also blogged about this change and I'm sure many others will post about it on the internet [00:13] https://jeremy.bicha.net/2018/02/12/gnome-tweaks-3-28-progress-report-2/ [00:15] I wanted to set "default" because it *sounded* like "get out of my way and allow my settings in xorg.conf to remain" [00:15] But it turns out that's not what it does [00:16] Basically my problem is that I'm used to having both fingers and areas enabled, and now have no good way to do that [00:17] Now that I understand what "default" is doing, I agree it's pretty useless. [00:17] I am sad that no-one thought to retain the 'do nothing' option [00:18] Back when it was gnome-settings-daemon, you could just disable that gsd plugin if you didn't like what it was doing [00:22] you can still disable /etc/xdg/autostart/org.gnome.SettingsDaemon.MediaKeys.desktop but no one will support that configuration :) [00:23] Am I missing something? How are media keys related? [00:23] ok, whatever plugin it is [00:25] Mouse, I guess [00:26] That would be cleaner than using vim on the compiled libmutter to XXXX out the xinput property names :-) [00:37] I don't see how that would be any help, though, given as far as I can see all the relevant code has moved out of g-s-d into mutter [01:38] jbicha: Laney: appstream(-generator) FFEs are filed, let's see how that goes... [01:38] if both are updated, that gnome-terminal metainfo license change patch could also be dropped, I just realized ^^ [01:39] but I really don't know if that will happen, this is a really late FFe request [02:46] jbicha, do you know if we're aiming to get mutter 3.28.1 and friends in bionic? [02:47] if mutter and friends has its 3.28.1 release this week like they're supposed to, it should be no problem getting them in 18.04 before release [02:48] GNOME bumped their releases a bit earlier last year to make things easier for us :) [02:49] I'm looking forward to getting my screenshots the right color again [02:49] jbicha, oh that's fixed? Cool [02:49] I might have a bug report for that... jbicha do you have a link? [02:50] I didn't test it, but… https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/commit/2f260edf [02:51] it's kind of funny to me that that happened 2 release cycles in a row [02:56] Huh. I can't find the bug report [02:56] Doesn't matter [06:20] good morning [06:23] good morning didrocks [06:24] hey jibel [06:24] Woo, libinput 1.10.4 [06:25] Morning didrocks and jibel [06:25] afternoon duflu [06:32] o/ [06:32] hey tsimonq2 [06:32] Hey didrocks [06:33] * tsimonq2 drops https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2018-April/004387.html here === ejat_ is now known as ejat [06:43] Morning seb128 [06:44] and tsimonq2 [06:44] good morning desktopers [06:44] hey duflu [06:47] * tsimonq2 waves to duflu and seb128 [06:48] * tsimonq2 also does one last point to the link above and wanders off to bed... === pstolowski|eow is now known as pstolowski [07:17] night tsimonq2 [07:55] morning [07:56] hey willcooke [08:02] HEY [08:06] hey willcooke Laney, how is rainy u.k today? [08:06] hey hey Laney [08:06] Standard [08:07] Wait [08:07] hold on [08:07] it's not actually raining at the moment [08:07] so, better than Standard :) [08:07] NOW it is. [08:07] it's misty [08:07] ah phew, back to normal :) [08:07] :D [08:07] but I don't think ACTUALLY raining right this second [08:08] * Laney has a sore throat today [08:20] Morning willcooke and Laney [08:21] good morning desktoppers [08:23] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1757401 => lets hope this gets fixed before release time [08:23] Ubuntu bug 1757401 in mutter (Ubuntu) "hybrid GPU: one screen stays black in mutter 3.28" [High,Triaged] [08:31] dupondje, AFAIK nobody here uses (or has) a hybrid setup. I suggest you ping the Gnome guys in another channel (sorry don't know which) [08:31] seems not only hybrid users are affected btw [08:31] Although the upstream bug looks like it's progressing as fast as any Gnome bug does [08:32] just users with 2 displays (where 1 is hidpi) and the other is not, are affected :) [08:33] Morning oSoMoN [08:33] good afternoon duflu, had a good week-end? [08:34] Yes. A proper weekend without the chaos of Easter. You, oSoMoN? [08:35] yeah, not very relaxing, but productive, did lots in the house and the garden, and even managed to go to the theater and restaurant on Saturday [08:35] Indeed a proper weekend. [08:38] dupondje, your issue actually sounds related to a Mesa issue we worked around recently. Not a bug as such, but Mesa is aggressively using tiling formats that other parts of the system aren't quite ready for yet. So your bug could qualify as similar. Maybe we could work around it in a similar way, but I am hesitant to disable that more mature tiling format in Mesa. I don't think that one was added too recently [08:40] I got a working system now with some patched mutter :) but I just think its an issue that needs to be fixed before releasedate. Cause its a showstopper for dual display users :) [08:42] dupondje, unfortunately the people with those expertise are not working on Ubuntu. We're waiting for them to fix it upstream first [08:43] dupondje, sounds like an issue that could be worked around by enlarging your graphics memory. Can you try increasing it in your BIOS? [08:44] * duflu does the libinput 1.10.4 dance [08:44] I dont think I can increase it inside bios .. [08:44] dupondje, you usually can increase it for Intel GPUs [08:47] BTW, I just checked and Y-tiling is old (SandyBridge) so we probably can't evict that feature as quickly as the other bug I was thinking about [08:48] tjaalton, Peter tagged libinput 1.10.4 today. It sounds like it will fix half/most of my sensitivity complaints [08:49] let me reboot and check :) [08:49] duflu: ok, I'll push it to debian [08:49] Master is still better, but we need to wait a few months for v1.11 :/ [08:54] duflu: just checked. Nowhere I can set it inside the bios/uefi :) [08:55] dupondje, That's unusual. Maybe you don't recognise it. It might be labelled "IGD"-something [08:58] duflu: checked all options :) i'm sure [08:58] its dell bios .. mostly quite closed :D [09:01] $ pkg-config --cflags cairo [09:01] -I/usr/include/cairo -I/usr/include/glib-2.0 -I/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/glib-2.0/include -I/usr/include/pixman-1 -I/usr/include/freetype2 -I/usr/include/libpng16 -I/usr/include/freetype2 -I/usr/include/libpng16 [09:01] any idea why the freetype and png includes appear twice? [09:01] causes an autopkg test regression [09:01] Ubuntu only, not Debian [09:01] morning jibel, just out of curisoity, did you try a live image today with L_aney's font fixes in? (If indeed they have landed in the image)? If so - any different? [09:04] willcooke, I did, the timeouts are gone. I'm looking how much it improves boot speed [09:04] willcooke, the timeout of bluez is still there [09:04] and good morning [09:06] darn [09:06] was hoping that bluez would be fixed too [09:06] doko, no idea, cairo is on sync from Debian [09:06] willcooke, also it didn't fix the problem with the activation of the screen reader [09:06] bum [09:07] but now the welcome sound is playing :) [09:28] I wonder if we could do something more sane with dbus defaults. It seems silly we end up fighting 25 second hangs every time some component goes wrong [09:52] willcooke, I haven't booted Xubuntu in probably years. I'll have another look at the BlueZ delay tonight [09:52] (waiting on a new image) [09:55] thanks a lot duflu [09:57] Trevinho, when you're around, what's your feeling about the theme for side bar in Nautilus. Some opinion is that having the background colour for the icons on the left, then changing the selected background colour to the same as the labels makes it confusing. I tend to agree, and think it would probably be "better" to have the background colour of the icons be the same as the text labels. WDYT? [09:58] nit picks aside - looks great [09:58] We're way past UIF ... [10:01] * duflu is personally confused by the needless tab look in the side bar. The tab opens up to a list of all tab names. Makes no sense. But Laney also has a point [10:01] might want to consider theme reworkings for post release [10:04] * duflu just realized that's exactly what willcooke is describing [10:06] willcooke, I did 3 runs of beta2 vs today's iso and the fontconfig fix is a huge win. [10:06] beta2 boots to gnome shell in 3min14s on average [10:06] today's boots in 1min4s [10:06] how was artful for you? [10:07] on a slow but reliable inspiron [10:12] didrocks, less than a minute [10:12] let me check again [10:12] ok, so there is a little difference still [10:13] didrocks, we know that preseeding snaps has an impact [10:13] are, first time registration [10:15] 51s to boot artful [10:15] k [10:16] at least, huge enhancement :) [10:16] Morning desktopers. You'll notice I'm using a different alias for my nick now. [10:17] now how am I going to remember your website? [10:17] I'm sure you'll manage :-) [10:19] I tried "wimpress.org" as an attempt at trolling [10:19] Fails miserably... [10:20] duflu: libinput uploaded, should be syncable in 6h or so [10:21] tjaalton, you made my day, thanks [10:27] good morning Wimpress === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|lunch [11:19] Man, it's nearly lunchtime already. [11:21] please pickup your ftbfs here ... http://qa.ubuntuwire.org/ftbfs/rebuilds/test-rebuild-20180408-bionic.html [11:33] ricotz, given the comments on bug #1738821, perhaps we should revert https://git.launchpad.net/~libreoffice/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/commit/?h=ubuntu-bionic-6.0&id=c830674e04ed0b080308057e0dedf87c4a655f67 ? [11:33] bug 1738821 in libreoffice (Ubuntu) "Appstream data points to libreoffice-common" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1738821 === pstolowski|lunch is now known as pstolowski [11:53] oSoMoN: re bug 1034558, Debian's libreoffice-report-builder depends on at least libpentaho-reporting-flow-engine-java [11:53] bug 1034558 in pentaho-reporting-flow-engine (Ubuntu) "[MIR] libbase-java, libsac-java, libxml-java, libflute-java, libpentaho-reporting-flow-engine-java" [Undecided,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1034558 [11:53] I guess we only use the embedded versions in Ubuntu because of the MIR problem (I didn't really look that closely) [11:54] does libreoffice-report-builder need to be in main? [11:56] the Start Center .desktop bug is more LP: #1696250 [11:56] Launchpad bug 1696250 in libreoffice (Debian) "Please hide Start Center and Math" [Unknown,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1696250 [12:05] mpt: I have a few design things to discuss re: the first login app. Should I talk to you then? [12:06] if so, do you want to discuss in IRC or on LP bugs? [12:08] seb128: could you subscribe the bug team to sound-icons for LP: #1762039 ? [12:08] Launchpad bug 1762039 in sound-icons (Ubuntu) "[MIR] sound-icons" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1762039 [12:10] jbicha, no libreoffice-report-builder doesn't need to be in main, it's only suggested/recommended by libreoffice and libreoffice-base, both of which are in universe [12:10] jbicha, it could very well be that we use the embedded versions because of the MIR requirement indeed, I didn't dig deep enough to confirm that [12:12] oh I see, libreoffice-report-builder is already in universe [12:13] libreoffice-base was in main until this cycle [12:26] jbicha, hey, I told dok_o the other day that one was worth downgrading to a suggest, do you know if "sounds-icons" is used anywhere in Ubuntu? [12:28] I mean speech-dispatcher wants it, I guess I can ask Samuel Thibault about it [12:33] "wants" as Recommends, as said I looked at it previous week when dok_o asked on this channel and my personnal opinion is that Suggests is enough, we don't need to pile up more MIRs at this point [12:36] I understand. I thought this would be a trivial MIR to process [12:48] Laney: We've indentified some locales that don't provide a complete minimal install [12:48] Should the following bugs also reference Ubiquity? [12:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org-en-au/+bug/1762409 [12:48] Ubuntu bug 1762409 in openoffice.org-en-au (Ubuntu) "mythes-en-au Recommends: libreoffice-writer, all other mythes Suggests:" [Undecided,New] [12:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org-hyphenation-pl/+bug/1762410 [12:48] Ubuntu bug 1762410 in openoffice.org-hyphenation-pl (Ubuntu) "hyphen-{hr,pl,ru}, Recommends: libreoffice-writer, all other hypen packages Suggests:" [Undecided,New] [12:55] Wimpress: fixed for the main Ubuntu flavor now https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.bionic/revision/2663 [12:56] I'm not planning to go through all the flavors though [12:57] jbicha: Oooh, so the removals has expanded somewhat in Ubuntu since I last looked. [12:57] Thanks, I'll compare. [13:00] yeah I added a bunch more language stuff that LO pulls in but my list was incomplete since I didn't use or expand wildcards [13:02] Wimpress, I don't think "minimal" has ever been defined in the sense you are trying to give it [13:03] Wimpress, it's not a "minimal disk footprint" install, it's a "minimal list of components" as "on your corporate desktop users don't have access to games and things you don't want them to do on their work machine" [13:03] Yeah, I get that. [13:03] your 'don't provide a complete minimal install' is worded weirdly then [13:03] There's clearly an attempt to not have LibreOffice in the minimal install thought. [13:04] what you describe seems to be a complete minimal install [13:04] just with disk space waste [13:04] And those localised dictionaries etc cause some of LibreOffice to remain for some locales. [13:05] k, that would have been a description easier to understand than the one actually used in the bug report [13:06] or title [13:08] jbicha, I subscribed desktop-packages to sound-icons but I don't know if that isn't going to require a ffe, at least a statement on usefulness & iso space use, still feel late to me and could be better to do next cycle [13:08] oSoMoN, that is your call, this was a cherry-pick from debian 6.1 anyway, which is also not part of 6.0.x in debian? [13:08] I emailed the debian-accessibility list to ask [13:08] oSoMoN, but I am +1 for revert [13:10] there is interest in hiding LO Start Center by default for at least GNOME [13:12] also, this is what other distros did, sounds weird to have it IMHO [13:13] ricotz, ack, I'll revert now [13:17] didrocks, have what? [13:17] LO Start Center desktop file [13:17] I'm fine with keeping it installed as long as you keep https://git.launchpad.net/~libreoffice/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/tree/patches/hide-startcenter-and-maths-desktop-files.patch?h=ubuntu-bionic-6.0 [13:17] didrocks, they are talking about adding it back no? [13:18] seb128: yeah, which I think isn't good (which is my point, was quite unclear rereading, indeed) [13:18] ah ok [13:18] does anyone know why upstream keeps it if all distro hate it/patch it out? [13:18] it is nice entry point imo [13:19] showing the last documents and choosing what to create next [13:19] entry point is meaningless, people start a "writer", or a "spreadsheet", not an app to start another app [13:20] the fact that it's all coming from the same application is an implementation detail that users don't care and the start center put that in front of you [13:21] I am not strictly in favour in any direction, just took some heat from ppa users [13:21] ppa users aren't a full representation of our user base IMHO [13:21] note that aren't bionic users [13:22] mostly trusty/xenial ones [13:22] still, I don't think the vast majority of our user based are represented by people being able to add a PPA [13:22] we can argue the same way to have firefox & thunderbird gather in a "Start center" as they are using the same technology [13:22] web browsing & emails are as different as writing a document from a spreadsheet [13:22] 130.000 users has some weight though [13:23] 130.000 of them filed a bug about lacking Start center? [13:23] no, got some direct emails [13:23] doesn't sound like a good quantified number [13:23] do as you like [13:24] well, I gave my opinion, that's it, I feel it's a mistake [13:24] oSoMoN, ^ [13:24] ah wait this isn't a democracy, or is it ;P [13:25] :) [13:25] ricotz, I pushed the revert [13:25] didrocks, note that this revert doesn't mean the desktop file will be visible, it's just adding it back (but it's kept hidden from GNOME) as it was removed altogether [13:26] oSoMoN, chromium isn't starting for me https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/x4dS9Z2XDG/ [13:26] if upstream keeps the startcenter around it could mean that users like/expect it [13:26] oSoMoN: ah sorry, I didn't understand this. Hum, what does it give thus? [13:26] as long as it's not visible by default, I'm fine :) [13:27] didrocks, removing the desktop file altogether was meant to fix bug #1738821, but there's gotta be a gentler way of fixing the issue [13:27] bug 1738821 in libreoffice (Ubuntu) "Appstream data points to libreoffice-common" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1738821 [13:27] oSoMoN, it actually hangs there so looks like it's running [13:28] kenvandine, can you check for any relevant denials? [13:28] nouveau graphics [13:29] oSoMoN: ah got you! Yeah, sounds like the best move is to install it, but keep it hidden (which is why I thought it was already) [13:29] org.freedesktop.secrets and bluez denials [13:29] oSoMoN, nothing else [13:30] oSoMoN: according to https://wiki.debian.org/AppStream/Guidelines#How_to_exclude_.desktop_files_from_the_metadata you can either set NoDisplay=true or X-AppStream-Ignore=True [13:30] jbicha, ah, thanks! [13:31] kenvandine, those shouldn't be blocking, this execvp error is probably at fault [13:31] indeed [13:31] why does it try to exec that? [13:31] oh, that's for the sandbox? [13:32] speaking of appstream, I'm thinking I like the idea of splitting gnome-session-properties to a separate binary package to fix bug 1756788 [13:32] bug 1756788 in gnome-session (Ubuntu) "Removing "Startup Applications" in "Ubuntu Software" makes the system unable to launch GDM" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1756788 [13:32] oSoMoN, another interesting bit of info, i had chromium favorited in my dock [13:32] kenvandine, this apparently: https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/chrome/browser/shell_integration_linux.cc?type=cs&sq=package:chromium&l=380 [13:32] maybe call it gnome-startup-applications [13:32] it's no longer there [13:34] oSoMoN, i checked gsettings and it's no longer in favorite-apps [13:34] weird [13:34] i'm sure i didn't unfavorite it [13:35] but that's probably not related [13:36] jbicha, the new session binary sounds good there [13:37] oSoMoN, i'm on stable, but right now all the branches have the same version [13:38] kenvandine, yes, I've started work on updating the beta and dev branches but upstream's aggressive use of new C++ features means it's getting increasingly difficult to get chromium to build on xenial [13:38] also I'm thinking about writing appstream metadata for Software Updater and Software & Updates so we can set the compulsory for GNOME field [13:38] oSoMoN, understood [13:39] and set compulsory for nautilus and gnome-control-center so that people don't easily unknowingly uninstall the ubuntu-desktop metapackage [13:40] kenvandine, can you strace the chromium snap and confirm that it hangs on the execvp call? [13:40] sure [13:41] thanks [13:42] kenvandine, that execvp error is probably a red herring, that looks like bug #1732482 but it shouldn't hang the app [13:42] bug 1732482 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "[snap] doesn't properly save desktop files for "create shortcuts" action" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1732482 [13:46] oSoMoN, lots of https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/JzG3R25N6q/ [13:47] oSoMoN, i guess it just keeps trying to spawn processes and can't [13:48] kenvandine, what if you back up $HOME/snap/chromium/current, delete it and start with a fresh profile? [13:48] i can do that and i assume it would work :) [13:48] new msg [13:48] [11701:11756:0409/094154.398271:ERROR:connection_factory_impl.cc(379)] Failed to connect to MCS endpoint with error -7 [13:48] what's MCS? [13:49] no idea [13:49] ok, mv current [13:51] oSoMoN, that worked [13:51] MCS == mobile connection server, apparently [13:51] whatever that means [13:52] oSoMoN, note after moving the data, i didn't get the failed to execvp message [13:52] kenvandine, ack, and if you move your profile dir back to where it was, the app hangs again at startup, right? [13:52] yes [13:53] after moving it back i get the failed to execvp [13:55] kenvandine, any more useful info if you run with --enable-logging=stderr ? [13:58] oSoMoN, checking [13:58] morning [13:58] hey Trevinho, how are you? had a good w.e? [13:58] oSoMoN, nothing more useful [13:58] seb128: yeah, really good... you? [13:59] oSoMoN, i'll try copying my profile from 270 to 274 [13:59] good as well, but I got a cold again today :/ [13:59] oSoMoN, interesting, my 274 dir is quite a bit smaller than 270 [14:00] well... 10% or so [14:00] oSoMoN, copying 270 to 274 worked [14:00] kenvandine, this call to xdg-desktop-menu seems to be triggered to update webapp shortcuts, so assuming you manage to isolate where those are stored in the profile (I don't know that off the top of my head) and remove them, does it start? [14:01] oSoMoN, i'll look [14:29] oSoMoN, sorry, was in a meeting [14:29] oSoMoN, not sure what i'm looking for, would it be a sqlite db? [14:39] kenvandine, no clue, let me dig [14:39] oSoMoN, i'm not seeing anything looking like that [14:44] kenvandine, so here gtk fileselectors are not translated in snaps, which ones did you try and where did you look in the ui? [14:44] gedit [14:44] open other i think [14:45] Other Documents [14:45] do you have it open now? [14:45] in french? [14:45] not right now [14:45] i have a french VM :) [14:45] i can boot it in a few [14:45] k, can you try later and ping me when yo u have it on screen? [14:45] no hurry [14:45] thx [14:52] seb128, https://imgur.com/a/hffAE [14:52] kenvandine, right, that's not translated :) [14:52] it's not english :) [14:52] the buttons on top? [14:52] kenvandine, "Other locations" on the left and the column names [14:53] kenvandine, buttons and combo/type are provided by the app not gtk [14:53] oh... the column names [14:53] i missed that [14:53] since they are bits app specific [14:53] sigh [14:53] some parts of the fileselector are API controlled [14:53] it's a bit confusing [14:54] i saw the buttons, title and the bottom bits [14:54] right, that's the most obvious part of the UI [14:56] kenvandine, https://git.gnome.org/browse/gedit/tree/gedit/resources/ui/gedit-window.ui#n43 [14:56] so yeah, that's coming from gedit [15:07] seb128, i'll try a build with my preload hack [15:07] kenvandine, thx [15:19] Laney, Trevinho, what's the status of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/appstream-glib/+bug/1744941 ? was that ever uploaded to xenial? [15:19] Ubuntu bug 1744941 in appstream-glib (Ubuntu Artful) "gnome-software crashes in as_app_parse_desktop_file" [High,New] [15:21] guess not [15:21] sponsors were subscribed but that's not really getting looked at [15:22] k [15:22] I'll look in a bit tho [15:23] thx! [15:23] yep [15:23] andyrock, hey, did you see the IRC ping from slangasek this morning about the software-properties depends move? [15:24] Trevinho, and you, did you see the ping from will this morning about nautilus sidebar? [15:30] seb128: no, let me see [15:36] Trevinho, thx [15:43] willcooke: mh... I've no strong opinions on that, I can do some tests and see what's better [15:47] Trevinho, thanks. Could you send me a screenshot when you get a chance to try it? [15:47] I'll ask for a UIFe if we change it [15:51] willcooke: ok, can you specify also things in a bug? [15:51] jbicha, unsure if GNOME is going to roll a gnome-session 3.28.1 but if they don't can you cherry pick that commit next time you do an upload for it? https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-session/commit/?id=010d9dae [15:52] ha, you're a few minutes too late :) [15:54] jbicha, that's your recent commit which made me think about it [15:54] but yeah, for next one [15:54] seb128: we have a bzr branch… ;) [15:54] they maybe roll a .1 tarball :) [15:54] right, it's just tarball day [15:54] so I'm going to be lazy and wait to see if they roll one [16:05] Trevinho, not sure if I really explained it properly: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-themes/+bug/1762465 [16:05] Ubuntu bug 1762465 in Ubuntu theme "Nautilus sidebar theming is confusing" [Undecided,New] === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [16:33] yes, there were multiple comments on social media about the dual colored side bar looking like the labels are submenus for each of the icons [16:39] why does it have to start raining just as I am about to go home :< [16:40] bicycle or walking? [16:40] first one [16:41] no mudguards either [16:42] I got some ages ago but never fitted them and then lost 50% of the screws, and finally someone stepped on them and they got all mangled [16:42] so now I just get wet === ayan_ is now known as ayan [16:56] Laney: I got wet - forgot waterproofs - rain on a motorbike [16:58] Rain > Snow. [16:59] popey: you around? [17:03] hi folks - i haven't submitted many patches in the past, so i'm not sure what i need to do to get attention to a few desktop-related patches i've submitted through launchpad. If someone could have a look at these and let me know if I've gone the correct route, I'd appreciate it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/+source/ubuntu-geoip/+bug/1617535 [17:03] Ubuntu bug 1617535 in ubuntu-geoip (Ubuntu Artful) "geoip.ubuntu.com does not utilize HTTPS" [Low,Triaged] [17:31] flocculant: sup? === psymole_ is now known as psymole [17:55] popey: sorry to bother - could you do two etherpad people for me? they're working with me on some xubuntu new testers stuff - https://launchpad.net/~b-leigh and https://launchpad.net/~whobers [17:56] never know how long it takes for that place [18:05] jbicha: About gnome-initial-setup, If we want it in unity which metapackage we should add it to? unity-session? How do we set it as Ubuntu as default for unity.iso? [18:34] flocculant: done! [18:43] seb128: sorry I was offline [18:43] I didn't see the ping [18:46] andyrock, no worry, https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2018/04/09/%23ubuntu-release.html#t07:42 [18:47] seb128: maybe we can move the snapd-glib dep back to common [18:48] for the others yes, I'm pretty sure there will be no problem [18:48] andyrock, wasn't the request to move deps out of common for server? [18:48] ah ok [18:48] good, can you reply that to slangasek then? [18:49] on that note, time for some TV, have a nice evening desktopers [18:49] see ya seb128 [19:11] is there a bug for the case of "my desktop is shown for a while when resuming from suspend"? [19:12] tjaalton: dozens of em :) probably best to just file a new bug. they've all been fixed and rebroken again over the years. [19:12] right ok [19:13] would that be the kernel gfx driver then? [19:15] it could be; more often it's something in the shell or screen locker that just doesn't ask for the lock *before* suspending, but if it feels more like "ancient video ram is used" to you it might indeed be a video driver.. [19:15] well, it's flickering a bit, dunno which one it is [19:15] I'll test another system tomorrow [19:17] hmm yeah I guess it's a locking thing not driver [19:18] it shows the desktop, goes blank, shows the lockscreen, goes blank again and then after hitting a key opens the pwd dialog [19:22] tjaalton, which desktop? GNOME Shell? [19:35] k_alam: you'd want to add it whichever metapackage you use [19:35] k_alam: could you go ahead and open a bug against gnome-initial-setup in LP so that we enable the Ubuntu version for Unity if that's what you want? [19:36] jbicha: All right. Will do. [19:36] Thanks. [19:37] k_alam: you're going to need to test things though. gnome-initial-setup depends on gnome-settings-daemon. That alone is bad for you, right? [19:37] k_alam: if we enable the GOA panel like I proposed, that panel might not work without g-s-d running without being patched [19:38] right now, the autostart is OnlyShowIn=GNOME; to it won't automatically run in Unity (which is good if it doesn't work correctly!) [19:38] jbicha: I don't understand goa panel part? [19:38] I don't either! :) [19:40] bug 1762192, you'd need to modify the 0001 patch to add goa to around line 85 of gnome-initial-setup/gnome-initial-setup.c [19:40] bug 1762192 in gnome-initial-setup (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu Welcome could offer to set up Online Accounts" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1762192 [19:40] and test that it actually adds the accounts [19:40] gnome-initial-setup is a bit complicated to test [19:41] if you don't make it before 18.04 release, possibly enabling gnome-initial-setup for Unity could be SRU'd [19:42] when I said I don't know, I meant I don't know how closely gnome-initial-setup is tied to gnome-settings-daemon and I'm not planning to do that testing for you [19:42] maybe it's only certain pages that need it and maybe we aren't using those pages for the "Welcome to Ubuntu" version currently [19:43] Ah....right......gnome-initial-setup has goa panel which won't work without g-s-d (need to test though).....So there are two options regarding this....1) copy g-s-d realed code to u-s-d......disable goa panel in initial setup. [19:44] 2) disable goa panel in initial setup.... [19:46] GOA is not enabled in the Ubuntu version right now. I didn't hear from Design today about it. Hopefully we'll decide this week though. [19:48] I probably should have mentioned GOA earlier but this feature didn't land until Friday and it's a bit easier for me to think through things once it's a working implementation :| [19:48] popey: thanks - you're a gent :) [19:49] I don't really have time for 1........we can ship initial-setup with goa panel disabled (only for Unity)....will it that be ok for you? [19:51] jbicha: I need to check if there is a easier way to enable/disable panels per session without modifying internal c code. [19:51]