[00:00] oh. ew. [00:02] there are some in the APT repositories too, of course, but it shows all those in the GNOME shell extension repository too [00:09] but really, why are JS extensions allowed to segfault the shell? you'd think the main reason to use JS is to avoid that... [00:10] sarnold: yeah Add-ons > Shell Extensions pulls directly from https://extensions.gnome.org/ & doesn't include .deb packaged extensions [00:11] thanks jbicha [00:32] (BTW: I suspect it's the indicator extension (which is installed by default) causing the crashes...) [00:34] JanC: what's the basis for your suspicion? :) [00:38] anyway, if you have logs or something, please file a bug [00:40] the basis is that I launched an application that puts an icon there the last time it crashed, and I think that have happened the time before it too (but I wasn't really paying attention then) [00:42] I'll have to go look how I can find gnome shell logs then... [05:50] good morning === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [07:03] Salut didrocks and good morning everyone [07:10] salut jibel ! [07:30] Salut jibel, didrocks [07:31] Hi duflu [07:32] hey duflu === pstolowski|afk is now known as pstolowski [08:52] hey again desktopers [08:52] going to drop offline for ~45min, going to a coworking space with some GNOME upstream/RH people [09:02] hey ho [09:02] Hi seb128, Laney [09:14] happy friday duflu [09:15] I trust you'll be In Da Club in approximately 1 hour [09:16] I never left [09:16] Who wants another drink? [09:20] 🍸 [09:21] Reminds me of the first startup I joined. Friday lunchtime was the end of the day [09:29] Sounds nice in and of itself [09:29] Unless you end up working more at other times [09:33] Laney, should MRs to salsa add changelog info? [09:35] Well the only other one right now does, so assuming yet [09:35] *yes [09:35] People do it differently. When it's *my* changes I usually don't, and use gbp dch when preparing the final upload. [09:35] I don't think the GNOME team has a general policy on it === alan_g is now known as alan_g_ [10:05] & back online from co-working space! [10:05] how is friday going around here? [10:17] Hi seb128 [10:17] Bye seb128 [10:18] Night [10:18] hey seb128 [10:18] bit cold today, storm might be coming :-o [10:18] how's the place? who are you with? [10:49] hey Laney [10:50] Laney, it's a very cool hackerspace, https://revspace.nl/Main_Page [10:51] they have people doing electronic hacks, 3d printing, working wood, etc etc etc :) [10:53] I'm with carlos and hans and another guy from RH who does more toolchain&co type of things [10:57] nice! [10:57] I went to the hackspace near us a couple of weeks ago [10:57] lot of cool stuff that I wouldn't know how to use :P [12:23] Laney, so, that airplaine mode seems a double key event issue, at least for me on the inspiron, can you try on your xps if it does the same? [12:23] how? [12:23] Laney, basically with the xkeyboard-config update if you would "sudo evemu-record", pick the keyboard [12:24] press the key and see if you get double events when pressing the key [12:24] ok, I need to restart I guess :< [12:24] if you reverted from the SRU package yes [12:25] can be later if you don't want to restart now [12:25] I can also put the instruction in the launchpad bug so you do when it's convenient for you [12:28] which bug is that? [12:28] not https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xkeyboard-config/+bug/1740894 [12:28] Ubuntu bug 1740894 in xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu Cosmic) "KEY_RFKILL is not passed to userspace" [Low,Fix committed] [12:28] yes, that's this one [12:29] well that's the xkeyboard-config SRU one that leads to the problem [12:29] I'm going to open a systemd upstream bug for the issue on inspiron [12:29] Hans wanted debug input from a xps to make sure the issue was the same [12:29] I mean I don't see instructions on there [12:30] right, I said "I can also put the instructions..." [12:30] oh ok [12:30] I didn't do that yet :p [12:30] yes please [12:30] you probably want it from that guy too [12:36] seb128: https://paste.debian.net/1051079/ [12:38] Laney, done, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xkeyboard-config/+bug/1740894/comments/25 including "test a fix" [12:38] Ubuntu bug 1740894 in xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu Cosmic) "KEY_RFKILL is not passed to userspace" [Low,Fix committed] [12:43] I think that broke airplane mode for me [12:44] no it didn't, but I don't see the osd now for some reason [12:46] now it looks like https://paste.debian.net/1051083/ [12:48] hum [12:49] Laney, do you have a "DELL Wirless hotkeys" or such input device listed in evemu-record? [12:49] if so what events does that list now? [12:49] WMI hotkeys [12:49] is it that? [12:49] no [12:49] then no [12:50] k, so I guess the situation is different on the XPS :/ [12:50] let me check with Hans [12:50] it was never broken for me [12:50] I though you said yesterday that with the xkeyboard-config SRU you couldn't re-enable it either [12:51] I mean getting off of airplane mode with the binding [12:51] oh yeah [12:51] well I'm online now so it seems to be ok today?!?!?!?!?! [12:51] maybe I messed something up [12:51] you still have the xkeyboard-config SRU version right? [12:52] xkb-data: [12:52] Installed: 2.23.1-1ubuntu1.18.10.1 [12:52] yes [12:53] ah, that's a fake statement to make though since I'm connected through a cable atm [12:53] one second [12:54] ok just got out of airplane mode [12:55] on wifi [12:55] that's still with the hwdb change, let me revert that now [12:56] back again [12:56] probably screwed something up yesterday [12:56] well, your issue seems different, I misread the evemu record, your only have one event by press [12:56] "E: KEYBOARD_KEY_88=!wlan" is what it has without that change btw [12:57] it's key press/release [12:57] not sure any more that I have an issue [12:57] k [12:57] thx for testing [12:57] except that the hwdb thing changes what gnome-shell shows in some way [12:57] let's see from those users on the bug [12:57] right [12:57] I've no clue what it means or does [12:58] well on the inspiron there is a "DELL Wireless hotkeys" input device [12:58] FFS the default cursor speed in the X session is too slooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwww [12:58] so the keyboard and that special device both generate events [12:58] that rules made it tell generate events as coming from an unknown key on the keyboard [12:59] ah [12:59] so for me then something else other than g-s-d was handling rfkill or something? [13:00] yes, likely kernel/hardware level [13:00] which is why you didn't get the osd either, it took it out from the gsd layer [13:00] that makes sense [13:01] you see it on the inspiron though? [13:14] oh yeah the SRU totally makes airplane mode worse on the inspiron here [13:19] right (sorry we were making tostis so afk) [13:19] your inspiron is the same model than mine? (3138) [13:21] yeh [13:22] mmm tostis [13:22] * Laney is hungry [13:22] :) === alan_g is now known as alan_g_ === bcurtiswx is now known as bcurtis-mobile [16:40] k, calling it a day/week (going to work a bit offline still during the half an hour tram back) [16:40] have a nice w.e! [16:41] aw, just missed him === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [18:19] happy weekend [18:19] * Laney waves