[00:16] robert_ancell: I can sponsor it for you [00:20] jbicha, what's the best way to send you the patch? [00:23] push to git@salsa.debian.org:debian-ayatana-team/snapd-glib.git [00:30] jbicha, argh, I can't work it out. What do you name the local branch for salsa/master and what command to push it to salsa? [00:41] git clone git@salsa.debian.org:debian-ayatana-team/snapd-glib.git [00:41] make your changes and then git push :) [00:41] sunweaver doesn't really use pristine-tar and all the other fancy gbp stuff [00:43] I personally still use gbp to build so I have to something like --no-pristine-tar --git-tarball-dir=.. (or wherever you keep your tarball) [00:57] jbicha, I was trying to do it with a second remote in my standard snapd-glib branch but it didn't want to work. Did a separate checkout for salsa and worked. *shrug* git === tedg_ is now known as tedg [05:20] duflu: hey, do you think we should aim to get libinput 1.12 in cosmic? [05:20] I could put it in the staging ppa === pitti is now known as pitti` === pitti` is now known as pitti === ecloud_wfh is now known as ecloud === pstolowski|afk_ is now known as pstolowski === mpt_ is now known as mpt [07:37] good morning desktopers [07:43] Good morning seb128 [07:43] lut jibel, en forme ? [07:50] tjaalton, I don't know what's worth waiting for in 1.12. It's not like it's an LTS we're aiming for. I do have some libinput fixes in mind but those don't exist in 1.12 or anywhere yet [07:50] Morning seb128 [07:50] hey duflu, how are you? [07:51] seb128, good. Dinner became lunch so all done now. How are you? [07:51] I hope the lunch was nice :) [07:51] I'm good! [07:51] going to try to get n-m updated today since it's ff day [07:53] good morning desktoppers [07:54] seb128, sorry I forgot to move the LO 6.1 card to in progress, I had only updated the bug status [07:54] seb128, I'm testing a build in a VM, I'm on track for uploading to cosmic later today [07:54] need to check with the release team when exactly FF will be in effect [07:55] Morning oSoMoN [07:56] oSoMoN, salut! en forme ? [07:56] Today is one of those days when you update your system. And then there are more updates pending [07:56] oSoMoN, 9pm today according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseSchedule [07:56] perfect, that gives me plenty of time then [07:56] oSoMoN, I updated poppler, I hope that's not going to create an issue for libreoffice [07:57] (the changes there seem rather non disruptive but you never knows) [07:57] oSoMoN, if you don't get it in today it should be easy to get a ffe tomorrow or early next week so don't overstress over it [07:59] re- poppler my VM has your update so I'll know very soon if it causes issues [08:00] good :) [08:00] seb128, I'm not working tomorrow, so I'd rather get it in properly today, but it's good to know that there's the ffe backup option early next week just in case [08:00] right [08:02] seb128, en forme et toi? [08:02] ça va bien! [08:08] duflu: thinkpad nipple acceleration fixes [08:08] tjaalton, yes worth it then if they work [08:09] Also if the whole redesign in 1.12 works [08:09] I haven't tried 1.12~ yet but the current version is useless OOTB [08:10] I know roughly what's left that I want to fix in libinput but don't know when I will get to it [08:17] ok [08:49] duflu, if you don't like those "Update to " titles we should fix the versions' script to add the source name or something, because otherwise it's going to keep bothering you [08:56] seb128, I ignore most of them, but in some listings the lack of context is confusing. A mild "yes" to fixing the script [08:56] do you have an example of those "listing"? [08:56] launchpad bug lists have the source package info [08:56] seb128, any search of distro "Ubuntu" bugs [08:57] the result line should have the source listed no? [08:57] Yeah, different line though [08:57] k, fair enough [08:57] I prefer the ease of communication [08:57] thx for the feedback [08:57] seb128, it did not bother me enough to ask anyone to fix it [08:58] right, I just saw you title edit in my bugs emails box :) [08:59] seb128, although you may wish to keep the terse titles and reuse the same bug for multiple packages. Might be helpful to view multiple Gnome packages needing updating [09:00] we don't do that, and I usually dislike tracking "similar request but on different components" in one bug [09:00] since the status are not linked for the different parts [09:00] and everyone gets emailed [09:00] even those interested by component that have been fixed [09:01] when their side of the work is done === pesari_ is now known as pesari === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|lunch === pstolowski|lunch is now known as pstolowski [13:56] hey desktopers [13:57] hey ricotz, how are oyu? [13:57] seb128, hi, do you see any problems with uploading vala 0.41.92 to cosmic now? [13:57] hey ricotz [13:58] seb128, I am good, I was hoping for some more time for libreoffice backports ;), but this will have to wait until next week [13:58] kenvandine, hi [13:58] ricotz, well, it's not ff yet so it's ok according to the rules, I didn't look at the changes/impact/build issues it creates though [13:58] hey kenvandine [13:59] hey seb128 [13:59] seb128, jbicha have looked at the direct dependencies of libvala https://launchpad.net/~jbicha/+archive/ubuntu/vala42/+packages -- and there was a wider rebuild done here https://launchpad.net/%7Ericotz/+archive/ubuntu/cosmic-vala-42/+packages?start=0&memo=0&batch=200 [14:01] seb128, so this looks fine, upcoming gnome 3.30 rc releases will fix more of those failures [14:01] ricotz, if you/jbicha want to land it feel free [14:03] seb128, thanks [14:34] seb128: hey have you seen https://csorianognome.wordpress.com/2018/08/22/desktop-icons-goes-beta/ ? :) [14:35] Trevinho, yes, I commented on the draft on #nautilus before he posted, also I updated the trello card earlier this week if you saw :) [14:35] No I didn't get the notification on the card, but yeah.. .looks lovely [14:36] seb128: guess that on 19.04 we're updating nautilus then.. [14:36] could be [14:36] if the tracker MIR is approved :p [14:39] cool :) === Trevinho is now known as Trevinyo === Trevinyo is now known as Trevinho === Trevinho is now known as Trevi === Trevi is now known as MarcoTrevisan === MarcoTrevisan is now known as Trevinho === Trevinho is now known as _3v1n0_ === _3v1n0_ is now known as Trevinho [15:37] I haven't tried (yet) Cosmic but wanted to know how far along are we with https://blog.ubuntu.com/2018/05/18/desktop-plans-for-18-10 -- Is there a place to track that ? [15:38] snap start-up time and fingerprint unlock are the two things I am more interested in and ofcourse HiDPI scaling (a must). [15:39] a lot of that is tracked on https://trello.com/b/3VYBPFaR/ubuntu-desktop-1810-cycle [15:57] thanks, I went through that (and their comments) didn't see items for what I was looking for. === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [16:09] I believe the fractional scaling work is still awaiting review and won't make it in to GNOME 3.30 [16:52] Trevinho, ^ can comment on the state of that work [16:53] yep, exactly... I talked with upstream but they didn't want to land it before 3.30 as they had other priorities, so still delayed there [16:57] :( [17:14] seb128: do you want to handle the guile-2.2 main promotion or should we ask another AA? [17:40] seb128, just a heads-up on the LO upload, I'm seeing and looking into autopkgtest failures so it looks unlikely that I'll make the feature freeze :/ === RAOF is now known as Guest10613 [18:35] oh I think I know what's causing the LO autopkgtest failures, hopefully all of them [18:57] oSoMoN, k, if it misses it and we need to upload next week it's fine, don't overstress with it and enjoy your w.e rather [19:08] autopkgtests re-running with my tentative fix, let's see…