[03:58] jamesh, if you're not using it any more then please close the pulse merge proposal [03:59] duflu: I'll merge the change in. I was just waiting for kenvandine to sponsor the upload for me (which he said he'd get around to today) [04:02] jamesh, using the ubuntu branch is fine. Although I tend to use separate proposed branches now, since other people often unknowingly win the race and get other changes into archive first, which then need merging [04:08] duflu: yep. That's why I haven't merged it into the ubuntu branch yet. I'll do that once I know I've won that race [07:01] good morning desktoppers === pstolowski|afk is now known as pstolowski [07:24] good morning desktopers [07:24] lut oSoMoN [07:26] salut seb128 [07:26] passé un bon week-end? [07:29] Morning oSoMoN and seb128 [07:31] hey duflu, had a good week-end? [07:31] oSoMoN, yes my home tasks virtual Trello board is shrinking :) [07:31] You oSoMoN? [07:31] oSoMoN, ouais, nickel, et toi ? [07:32] seb128, sorry if it's too early in the day/week but would you prefer a debdiff or tars for the mpv upgrade? (bug 1785993) [07:32] bug 1785993 in mpv (Ubuntu) "Please merge mpv 0.29 from Debian" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1785993 [07:33] A debdiff is going to be large, and confused by the rebase on the debian changelog [07:33] orig/dsc/diff.gz is good [07:34] seb128, it will be too big to reasonably review, does that matter? [07:35] yeah, very good week-end with the family and I even managed to get some rest :) [07:40] Ah, doesn't matter. It cost me little time to provide all the files for all options [07:42] duflu, depending of the changes but it's probably fine to follow debian or upstream without fully reviewing the diffs [07:42] duflu, if you provide the .dsc/diff then the sponsor can debdiff if interested [07:57] morning [08:01] yo [08:02] Hullo willcooke, Laney [08:03] good morning willcooke, Laney [08:05] Good weekend everyone? [08:06] Yeah, you willcooke? [08:06] Spent all weekend painting the new plaster in the hall, stairs and landing [08:07] Fun fun [08:07] Still needs another base coat before I can start on the actual colour [08:07] trying to make the bare plaster match the old painted walls first [08:07] nearly there now [08:07] but year, tired [08:08] On the upside, part of the house probably smells new (painty) [08:08] ha, well, interesting story there, to me at least. I love the smell of fresh paint, but all the new stuff (I guess in the last couple of years) doesn't really smell at all anymore [08:08] Thanks Europe [08:19] hey willcooke, Laney, how are you? [08:19] had a nice w.e? [08:21] hey duflu oSoMoN willcooke seb128 [08:21] yes, quite nice, played games with friends on saturday and my family came to visit on sunday [08:21] went to a cafe and then to the park :3 [08:21] you? [08:24] nice [08:26] we went shopping and got some new flowers to put on the balcony on saturday and had dinner with friends/played games, sunday was more relaxing/doing nothing, weather was nice so we walked around a bit in the afternoon and went to the playgroud [08:27] morning [08:28] flowers |o| [08:28] hey Nafallo [08:28] been a while (or I've ignored you for a while) [08:29] been a while. 7 weeks vacation :-) [08:29] first day back at work now. [08:29] Wow. Doing vacation properly. Morning Nafallo [08:30] I changed consultancy company during the vacation, so needed to have stuff approved so the old one couldn't find me a new assignment ;-) [08:31] go away somewhere? [08:31] for a bit I had all of June, but ended up with just the last week :-) [08:31] well, not really. Sweden had a lot of high temperatures :-) [08:32] it's like 20° colder today :-P [08:34] very much "summer is over! go back to work!" [08:37] meh. I've forgotten to get the music back on my computer... [08:37] how annoying. [09:10] Morning guys [09:17] hi Trevinho [09:18] Hi Trevinho [09:19] Hi willcooke and duflu [09:22] hey Trevinho [09:22] wb! [09:24] Laney: hi, thanks! [09:25] hey Trevinho, had a good week off? [09:27] seb128: hey yes... as always very intense. Not really relaxing in terms of movement :-D [09:27] and the fact that it finished with the beginning weekend of the Feria de Málaga didn't help :-P [09:28] haha [09:28] well if you have fun then it's all good :) [10:08] seb128: should we enable goa page in g-i-s in unity too? [11:25] andyrock, I guess? they use goa as well now iirc... [11:29] bah, it's sad that the main focus of the SRU team nowadays seems to nitpick on version numbers :/ [11:30] * seb128 reuploads another nautilus SRU after the previous one which has a totally acceptable version number got rejected [11:42] jibel, hasn't the upgrade path 16.04 -> 18.04.1 been enabled yet? [11:52] oSoMoN, likely today [11:52] oSoMoN, they fixed the last bugs on Thursday, and didnt want to turn it on on a Friday [11:53] hi there. it was suggested in #ubuntu-devel that i should ask / point out here that it'd be great to have a note on changed log file locations on bionic as per bug 1786701 [11:53] bug 1786701 in Release Notes for Ubuntu "Changed log locations for graphical services" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1786701 [11:56] tomreyn, unsure that's not too technical for those, the notes should be something readable/understandable by "normal" users [11:59] oSoMoN, not yet [11:59] oSoMoN, there is still a major bug to fix/verify [12:00] oSoMoN, for reference bug 1766890 [12:00] bug 1766890 in gnome-menus (Ubuntu) "package gnome-menus 3.13.3-6ubuntu3.1 failed to install/upgrade: triggers looping, abandoned" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1766890 [12:01] seb128: maybe i'm not a normal user, but it took me, and several others (in #ubuntu) who occasionally look at log files, quite some time that to find out that and where logs moved to. [12:01] (and it's something i would have appreciated to have read on the changelog.) [12:01] *release notes [12:03] tomreyn, logs are a debugging tool, and we have a log viewer application installed by default which should remove the need to know the exact location [12:05] tomreyn, but yeah, I understand that "hacking/debugging tips" can be useful, unsure if the release note are the right place for that though [12:07] have you tried to use 'Logs'? :) [12:08] that's not an useful comment [12:08] i can understand the rationale, though. [12:08] I guess you have issues with it, what about reporting them? [12:08] I pushed back on it at first, but the UI got better [12:09] it's still not making as much content available on screen and not as easy to read that gnome-log-viewer though [12:09] but that's something we need to fix if we believe it still has problems [12:09] anyway, yes helping sysadmins&co to know where to poke is good [12:10] the release notes are not that though :) [12:10] okay, thanks for your POV [12:10] or we could have a subsection/link to another document with more technical details [12:10] willcooke, ^ wdyt? [12:10] * tomreyn would appreciate such [12:13] who is going to write that thing and what qualifies to go in there? [12:14] who is writing the current notes? [12:15] nobody until someone thinks argh we need to write notes and it's done in a rush [12:15] or sometimes people look at the release notes project and write them [12:15] but those bugs usually end up in a messy state [12:16] k, well I guess if we had a section "technical details" on the page it would be under the same rules [12:17] it would probably end up being one bullet point "xorg logs move to " [12:17] but yeah, that's probably not something we are going to commit to [12:18] seb128: is there already a lp regarding goa an gis? [12:27] seb128, seems like a pretty easy addition to me. I dont think there's really a problem adding it. I can do that now [12:28] oh, to be clear, I dont think we need another doc/wiki page - because no one will update it and it will just become incorrect very quickly [12:29] a bullet on the release notes so that people searching /might/ find it, seems fine to me [12:29] This sort of thing could go in to the "What's in 18.04" blog post kinda things [12:37] andyrock, bug #1762192 [12:37] bug 1762192 in gnome-initial-setup (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu Welcome could offer to set up Online Accounts" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1762192 [12:42] seb128: I've a branch almost ready with the following: [12:42] - update to 3.29.1 [12:42] - sync the distro patches [12:43] - enable the goa page [12:43] doing this without updating to 3.29.1 required more work [12:43] because our upstream is already half synced with 3.29.1 [12:44] k, best to update then [12:44] we want to go on the new version anyway [12:44] kk I'm setting up a vm to test it and then I'll propose [13:17] jamesh, pulseaudio sponsored to cosmic [13:34] kenvandine, jamesh, there is a packaging vcs but I don't see changes there, don't forget to push or duflu is going to get annoyed :) [13:35] jamesh was waiting for me to upload it before pushing [13:35] i don't think i can push it [13:36] kenvandine, you should be able, ubuntu-core-dev is member of ubuntu-audio-dev [13:37] oh... then i will just do it :) [13:37] thx [13:37] kenvandine, jamesh, did those patch got code review/where? [13:37] on LP [13:38] https://code.launchpad.net/~jamesh/pulseaudio/+git/pulseaudio/+merge/352558 [13:38] it was left with a needs fixing [13:38] but that was fixed and i saw them talking about merging it on irc last night [13:39] oh... hmm, that MR doesn't show the changelog update from james [13:39] i'll make sure what gets pushed matches what i uploaded [13:39] thx [13:39] also it would be good to have proper tag headers, and maybe that work can be forwarded upstream? [13:43] kenvandine, jamesh, I'm a bit concerned that we lightly take on adding bigger ubuntu delta which is going to make updating more difficult in the futur [13:43] seb128, this isn't going upstream and we don't plan to support this forever [13:43] until when? [13:44] until we can sort out how to appropriately do it upstream [13:44] that's the sort of info that should be written in the changelog and/or patches so people maintaining the package know the deal :) [13:44] we needed a quick fix to limit the exposure [13:44] yeah... i guess it should have had a comment to that effect [13:44] yeah, it's fine, still would be good to better document for those who need to update that package next [13:45] unless you/james plan to handle pulseaudio updates from now on? [13:45] it'll take a while for a proper implementation that can go upstream [13:45] i can do another upload today with more comments [13:45] in the patch header [13:45] just commit to the vcs [13:45] sure [13:45] thx [13:46] fedora had a patch that sort of handled this case, that we could have used but they reverted it [13:46] yeah, I saw, because it was hard to rebase on the new version [13:46] basically flatpak needs something like this as well [13:46] yeah [13:46] I hope we don't end up having to do the same :p [13:46] so long term we need to help solve the problem [13:46] I doubt they will [13:47] but we decided back in montreal that we had to do this for now to limit the exposure [13:47] I think they plan is to use pipewire [13:47] their* [13:47] if so then we will too [13:47] right [13:47] well, it's not there yet [13:47] exactly :) [13:47] but that's one of the reason they are pushing for pipewire [13:48] is didrocks on vac this week ? [13:48] it's their solution for sandoxing [13:48] ogra, yes, and next [13:48] ogra, why? [13:48] seb128, i'm working on digital signage atm and heard he had some demo snaps ... [13:48] just wanted to chat with him about them .... but its fine to do that once he's back [13:49] ogra, k, I don't think others can help you with that, sorry, you need to wait for him to be back [13:49] yeah, no worries [13:53] seb128, at least we finally dropped the old trust store patches :) [13:53] \o/ [13:54] kenvandine, it's a bit confusing to see a mp that was needsfixing being merged btw, would be nice if someone could comment on why it was merged anyway? [13:55] it seems the upload does address the comment, it's just that the change was not pushed to the branch? [13:55] seb128, already done [13:55] i had just commented on the MR :) [13:56] ah, good, thx! [14:15] seb128, i pushed the patch tags to vcs so it doesn't get lost [14:44] kenvandine, good [15:03] seb128: as for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1782681 comment means you can just reupload it? [15:03] Ubuntu bug 1782681 in nautilus (Ubuntu Bionic) "Upgrade to 3.26.4 and SRU it" [Undecided,New] === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka [16:08] kenvandine, FWIW to confirm for basically all Audio/Video (and IIRC desktop-screen-sharing ?) flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal is looking towards pipewire to solve the sandboxing issues :-) [16:10] ahayzen, yeah, that's what we're thinking [16:10] but not ready yet [16:10] we'll participate in that [16:12] kenvandine, great! yeah it's not yet ready, but looks promising, will hopefully solve the issues for snap as well :-) [16:34] seb128: still here? should we add "Ubuntu Single Sign-on" in the online accounts page? [16:35] seb128: upstream shows Google, Nextcloud, Microsoft and Facebook [16:35] we can easily distropatch to show whatever we want [16:38] andyrock: btw https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-initial-setup/merge_requests/13 [16:40] jbicha: nice thx! I can distro patch this too [17:03] g'night all see you tomorrow [17:09] andyrock, that would make sense, wdy? [17:09] Trevinho, yeah, I'm going to reupload it [17:10] seb128: thanks (sil2100 ^) [17:11] Trevinho, and yeah it's annoying that the SRU team likes to be so picky on version numbers which don't really matter to the SRU/content of the upload... [17:13] seb128: I think it makes sense to show it [17:13] how can I keep dep3 info with gbp? [17:13] looks like export is removing them [17:16] andyrock: what are you trying to do exactly? you can use dep3 stuff in the git commit message like is done at https://salsa.debian.org/gnome-team/mozjs52/blob/debian/master/debian/patches/tests-snans-be.patch [17:18] https://salsa.debian.org/gnome-team/mutter/blob/debian/master/debian/patches/debian/synaptics-support.patch [17:18] jbicha: I want to keep the "Forwared" and "Bug" metadata [17:18] ah kk [17:18] thx === simonquigley is now known as tsimonq2 === tedg_ is now known as ted__ === ted__ is now known as tedg__ === tedg__ is now known as tedg