[00:02] Studio doesn't look too bad on top of vanilla... http://www.ovenwerks.net/paste/screens/Screenshot%20from%202018-04-12%2016-44-13.png [00:04] eylul: unfortunately, I can not use different backdrops for different screens in this case (unless I am still missing something) [00:06] Not bad at all, no. That icon-bar to the left was apparently made for poor-sighted users, but the rest looks pretty smooth. [00:07] captain-tux: I think it can be reduced in size and if not it can be set to go away when not in use. [00:08] Ya it looks nicer with icon size at 24 instead of 48 [00:10] Autohide works if there is an application right against the left side. [00:12] captain-tux: 24px icons also means a lot more things fit in there. [00:39] checking this now ovenwerks [00:39] I am surprised multiple backgrounds are not possible. [00:39] that's.. unity? [00:40] the left side bar actually is a good design choice. as a lot of modern screens are wide. [00:40] and top bars and bottom bars cut off from height. (I still like the aesthethic of horizontal bars through) [00:43] eylul: this is ubuntu vailla which is gnome shell underneath I think [00:43] ah [00:44] (18.04) [00:44] by the way a very uncharacteristic newbie question. do we have instructions as to how to do an upload? [00:45] I know I read this up at some point in past, and never done it. I'd like to try to do it if it is not too complicated. [00:45] the line to upload is on the package page [00:45] first pull the package bzr pull package_url [00:46] then modify it, then bzr push package_url [00:47] ok so I guess that means I need to first figure out where the wallpapers are. [00:47] *goes to do that* [00:48] ya, that first, then you have to change the file that points at it [00:49] eylul: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio-look/trunk [00:51] eylul: if you are logged in you will see two lines: [00:51] bzr branch lp:ubuntustudio-look [00:51] That will create a package directory on your HD. [00:52] oh [00:52] bzr push lp:ubuntustudio-look [00:52] to upload [00:53] of course there has to be a changelog edit and a commit... [00:53] oh looks like I will need to login [00:54] The subdirectory to put the images in would be: /usr/share/backgrounds/ubuntustudio [00:56] yup [00:58] /media/rain/Depot/ACTIVE/Workspace/_ubuntustudio/wallpaper/package/ubuntustudio-look/usr/share/gnome-background-properties/ has backgrounds looking to see if xfce has a file like this [00:59] It could be forced to look there would not by default [01:00] The config file is a full path: [01:01] The package is ubuntustudio-default-settings and the file is /etc/xdg/xdg-ubuntustudio/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-desktop.xml [01:01] ohh [01:02] You will see that there are two specs there so you can actually put a pth to both left(main) and right(extra) images for screen 0 and screen1 [01:02] I can't find the file in the package through [01:03] which package? the config file is not in the same package as the image [01:03] ohhhh [01:04] ok I so i just need to upload the image itself first. alright that should be relatively straightforward to do assuming I am allowed to do it [01:06] eylul: it says you are a member [01:09] alright :) [01:17] ovenwerks: ok fun error I wasn't able to upload so i started over to create a branch (after adding username to login) [01:17] Permission denied (publickey). [01:17] ConnectionReset reading response for 'BzrDir.open_2.1', retrying [01:17] Permission denied (publickey). [01:17] I assume I am somehow not linking my login correctly [01:18] me can't remember how he set up. [01:19] have setup ssh keys on you settings? [01:20] I thought I did.. but... I guess in one of the moves I dropped them. let me see [01:23] yeah I do have my ssh key on .ssh. but maybe bzr is not setup correctly [01:47] there has to be a better and more modern way to do this... XD [01:48] ovenwerks: last question if you are still around. do I need to use the add command of bzr, or can I just copy files etc [02:10] yes you need add [02:12] I am going to switch back to 16.04 where my development environment is. [02:33] alright [02:33] ok I think i got the wallpapers in [03:03] eylul: yup, Looks odd though and failed to auto build. [03:03] yeah [03:03] I don't like the mass file modified list that is showing there [03:04] It doesn't show the mods though. Probably means file type/permitions/something else odd [03:04] it might be file permissions [03:04] I did do a diff on the default settings [03:05] and saw some x permission changes. can we revert the upload? [03:06] to a previous revision I mean [03:06] yes [03:06] I'm fetching the package now. [03:08] sorry to be a time hog by the way [03:08] I would not worry about that. The permisions will be corrected at install time or before for the directory they will be installed in. [03:08] *nods* [03:08] eylul: no problem I have been playing with vanilla anyway through the whole ting [03:09] :) [03:09] I have almost convined myself we should should use it next cycle. [03:09] *should just [03:10] interesting trivia: it looks like the default settings package was edited to have the ubuntustudio-default.png so that it doesn't have to be edited. :) unfortunately nobody seems to have accounted for a file type change, or 2 monitor wallpaper [03:10] I am ok if we want to go that route [03:10] I am ok to stand aside for someone to quickly upload this without much hassle [03:10] I think there is a file needs editing. [03:11] after spending 2 hours, trying to branch because my ssh files were not named the way bzr expected them to be XD [03:11] oh? [03:11] the debian one? [03:12] ubuntustudio-wallpapers.xml [03:14] I can do that [03:14] one sec [03:14] does the lack of edit there causing failing to autobuild through? [03:15] Messing up the permissions of an entire repo huge like this isn't something I'd call "cool" btw.. :D [03:15] No it looks like permissions [03:16] hi krytarik [03:16] Hiii! [03:16] yeah no I am still thinking it might be best to just revert the changes [03:16] and let someone else do this *sighs* [03:16] its one wallpaper upload [03:16] I'll set the images aside first. [03:17] I have copies of them [03:17] and they are linked at mailing list [03:17] so whoever uploads them can simply download them from there [03:17] :) [03:17] download once use twice :) [03:17] oh [03:17] fair [03:18] it is taking a wile to download... all those big pictures [03:18] yeah :) [03:22] Ok thats strange, the image it points at is not in that package [03:22] that I can answer [03:23] it is generated [03:23] so -look seems to be the wrong package anyway [03:23] its a symlink generated by ubuntu-look [03:23] ubuntustudio-look [03:24] ubuntustudio-look/debian/ubuntustudio-wallpapers.links [03:24] is where we would modify it normally. [03:24] but a) we are changing from png to jpg. b) we are trying to add a second monitor image that is separate. so default settings needs to change [03:27] I can't fidn where tat happens. [03:27] neither can I, but that was the closest conclusion I could get from revision notes of the both packages [03:28] my local install, does have symlinks of appropriate names that refers to 16.04 wallpapers [03:34] *waits for the revert before going to sleep* [03:36] Ok, I found the link install... At least I know how to do it when it finishes downloading [03:38] lets write this down? [03:39] so that we don't go through this whole process next time we need to update a wallpaper [03:39] *is actually already taking notes* [03:56] pushing now [03:57] thanks [03:58] I also forgot to update Authors... [03:58] Ohwell [03:58] And it failed... [03:58] hahhaa [03:58] well we can always add to authors etc later [03:59] it failed through? [04:02] I think I am going to crash [04:02] its 7am here [04:02] done [04:02] oh [04:03] phiew [04:03] thanks :) [04:03] I had to use --overwrite [04:04] now to add the AUTHOR lines [04:05] : also [04:05] https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio-look/trunk/view/head:/debian/copyright [04:05] *ducks the incoming object* [04:07] ^ ovenwerks [04:07] Ya.. [04:09] at some point maybe we can somehow consolidate these multiple copyright/author informations into one? [04:09] unless there is a specific reason for multiple copies to exist [04:11] It should be ready to release... Ross? [04:12] Now I get to fix -settings [04:12] I don't think he is on channel [04:12] I know... [04:12] I have about 10 min left before I pick my Yf up from work. [04:14] thanks so much [04:18] settings done too [04:18] \o/ [04:19] * OvenWerks is off to rescue tired Yf (who worked overtime today0 [04:19] oh wow [04:20] bye. *is off to sleep* [04:20] gnight [08:29] Just wanted to stop in and volunteer to help wherever I can. Heard y'all might be a little short-handed, and this is a distro/spin that speaks to my needs. I figure it'd be the best place for me to devote my time [10:16] OvenWerks: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/u/ubuntustudio-look/ubuntustudio-look_0.54/changelog - now, either one of us could update the changelog in the repo to match the one of the last release, and move the new entries to a new section. [10:22] (I'm fine if you want to correct it yourself, but I also wouldn't have a problem doing it.) [13:15] OvenWerks: Well, I got inclined fiddling with it, and so I just pushed it, too. [13:34] Also updated the daily builds for -look and -default-settings [13:35] (Means updated the series to build for mostly.) [13:40] slidinghorn: Thank you. Also thank you for helping in #ubuntustudio. [13:40] krytarik: I had lready gone to bed...sorry [13:41] Well, of course, figured it should be early over there. :) [20:15] If I wanted to attempt to help maintain a package, would it be more advisable to have an Ubuntu Studio VM and do it there?