=== cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [12:28] xnox: thank you for the certbot snap issue. Sorry I only just noticed it - I need to sort out the email to which my GitHub account is linked. [12:29] rbasak, no worries! basically mostly care because i do use arm64, and because their provided ppa is crap and has way too many backports of things which simultaniously breaks aws APIs python libraries. [12:30] (as shipped in xenial & bionic, i guess aws APIs snap would be fine, but currently use the system one) [12:30] That's interesting. I'd appreciate more detail on that, because I want them to take on the snap, so it'd be useful to identify genuine shortcomings in their current approach. [12:31] Especially because they're currently reviewing how they recommend/provide deployment [12:31] xnox: could you file that as a bug upstream perhaps? [12:32] there is one [12:32] https://github.com/certbot/certbot/issues/5234 [12:37] what would be the reason for ubuntu cosmic to not pick up mm3d 1.3.10 from debian? [12:37] and cloudcompare, colmap updates? [12:42] tarzeau, as per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CosmicCuttlefish/ReleaseSchedule automatic imports from debian stopped on 23rd of August, the date of Debian import freeze. [12:42] tarzeau, mm3d was uploaded on 8th of September. [12:42] others probably similar? [12:43] none of them are seeded, so it might make sense to sync them in.... [12:44] doko: could you glance at the libc6-armhf-cross unpack failures in bug #1797557 - appears to be caused by the Bionic cross-toolchain upgrades in Bug #1769657 [12:44] bug 1797557 in cross-toolchain-base (Ubuntu) "Bionic updates break upgrade/install/unpack" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1797557 [12:44] bug 1769657 in gcc-defaults-ports (Ubuntu) "update toolchain packages for bionic" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1769657 [12:44] ahhhh for 18.10... i forgot about that [12:44] tarzeau, would you want me to sync them into cosmic? or are they good enough as it is? [12:45] xnox: the cloudcompare -2 revisions enables plugins and it's much better [12:45] xnox: protracker sync would be great also (-140 in debian, not in testing yet) [12:45] xnox: for colmap i'm not sure, you can try [12:45] and mm3d would also be great to have the 1.3.10 (new upstream fixes lots of bugs) [12:45] colmap - has a new binary =/ so might get stuck in NEW review. [12:46] xnox: pushover sync would be great too [12:46] xnox: skip it then [12:46] thanks a lot! let me check what other things would be useful for users [12:46] ah modplugtools -3 uses libopenmpt instead of libmodplug [12:47] what about packages in debian experimental non-free, they don't get synced at all, right? [12:47] qtractor 0.9.2-1 would also be good [12:48] tarzeau, experimental is not synced no. but you can use $ requestsync from ubuntu-dev-tools to open standardized launchpad bugs to do so. [12:48] * tarzeau installs ubuntu-dev-tools to try requstsync [12:49] it needs a launchpad account, and will authenticate with launchpad. i hope you do have a launchpad account. [12:49] but otherwise it is API / command line driven. [12:49] yes i'm lenin [12:50] if you can sync ballerburg too, it comes with .desktop menu system now [14:00] xnox: did you take care of the syncs, or should i do anything else? [14:01] tarzeau, they have been accepted, you should be able to see their progress at https://pad.lv/u/PKG [14:01] tarzeau, they need to build / publish / pass autopkgtest / pass britney before they migrate, if they migrate. [14:02] tarzeau, i think i got most of them. [14:02] xnox: yay very cool! thank you. [14:02] xnox: so for protracker (i added an appstream data file, i wonder if it appears in the gnome software thing) [15:34] juliank, Laney filed this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1797579 including a funny looking patch [15:34] Launchpad bug 1797579 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "ubiquity removes packages for non-en_US english locales" [Undecided,New] [15:35] juliank, could you look at that? [15:35] come to #ubuntu-installer [15:35] juliank, we have been discussing things in #ubuntu-installer, but you are not there =) [15:35] that's The Place [18:06] infinity: i bet you know the answer to this: we need to use `gio` to set an attribute of our installer's .desktop file, preferably before the desktop session starts. how do we go about this? [18:07] calasettings is in [18:07] i'm going to lunch [18:07] could you rebuild images when lximage-qt is in release, @tsimonq2 ? [18:08] aw heck wrong channel [18:08] * wxl cries [18:08] wxl: If I'm awake. [18:08] Still recovering :( [18:18] Cool!!! -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses [19:43] vorlon: you have any ideas on the question above re: needing to set file metadata on the installer .desktop file on our iso? [19:45] wxl: I have no idea what that refers to or why it would be needed [19:45] an "attribute"? like a filesystem xattr? [19:46] vorlon: no, the backlog would help but to reiterate, i need to set `metadata::trusted` with `gio`. it's something that pcmanfm-qt uses to allow one to just double click on an executable and run it rather than giving a dialog that asks if you want to execute or open (i.e. edit) [19:47] vorlon: i'm no gio expert, but as i grok it that's hidden away in the virtual file system, so it's not like i can just copy over some config file [19:51] wxl: look in casper's package, scripts/casper-bottom/25adduser [19:52] https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper/tree/scripts/casper-bottom/25adduser#n81 [19:53] oh hah that's exactly what i need! [19:53] so i just need to add calamares.desktop to the for and i'm done. cool. thanks jbicha ! [19:56] casper-bottom is where most of the config is for stuff that only affects the live system on the iso [20:26] xnox, Laney sounds scary. do you think it's related to my minimizing stuff? [20:26] probably should discuss this closer on Monday, I joined #ubuntu-installer now [20:57] gnome-software and plasma-discover miss a feature called "community support", like add missing description, icon, screenshot for locally installed packages (an easy way to fill out, and submit) [20:58] half of the packages installed at my place show the brown box icon and well, nothing else [21:05] juliank, possibly [21:05] juliank, cause i don't think ubiquity learned to mark those lang packs as manual installed [21:05] if they happen to be pre-installed in the livefs and still needed post-install