=== nOOb__ is now known as LargePrime === nOOb__ is now known as LargePrime [06:52] tjaalton, oh! the new package will also fix GLX (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/commit/54ac09717cd8c49259f53a4a227d903ebe8e0a32) [06:53] Because: PKG_CHECK_MODULES(WAYLAND_EGLSTREAM, [wayland-eglstream-protocols >= 1.0.2] [06:58] duflu: cool [07:02] tjaalton, which leaves only a kernel bug in the nvidia driver (it likes to make the kernel eat a whole core's worth of CPU) [07:02] Apparently within the application thread, since the two add up to 100% [07:36] oh that one [07:56] good morning desktoppers [08:00] Hi oSoMoN [08:00] hey duflu [08:00] tjaalton, I was about to report a bug unless you have one? === pstolowski|afk is now known as pstolowski [08:04] ricotz, good morning, I'll handle firefox 65.0b4 build1, unless you're already on the case? [08:05] oSoMoN, I will do it [08:05] as you wish [08:06] duflu: hmm no I was wrong, there used to be a bug which ate ram, not cpu [08:11] oSoMoN: hi. do you happen to have the libreoffice s390x test fails on your radar? [08:12] acheronuk, I didn't, but I'll look at that [08:15] oSoMoN: thanks. will block via dep tree quite a few KDE things, plus some gtk/gnome desktop things I think [08:17] good morning [08:20] Hi didrocks [08:20] hey duflu [08:21] tjaalton, my work here is done: bug 1808108 [08:21] bug 1808108 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-410 (Ubuntu) "nvidia-drm.modeset=1 incurs very high CPU usage in [kworker/u16:1+events_unbound]" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1808108 [08:24] salut didrocks [08:26] salut oSoMoN, ça va ? [08:27] enrhumé, mais ça va [08:27] et toi? [08:27] ça va, pas enrhumé, mais il fait bien frisquet là… [08:28] duflu: I think you should change the status back so that it's taken into account (re: g-s SRU bug) [08:28] and maybe ping bdmurray [08:39] didrocks, done. But if it causes more argument then I abstain. We still have yet to even get the mutter fix into disco [08:42] duflu: well, I think changing the status was what created the argument, if it was just one comment mention and not dramatized, we wouldn't get into that situation [08:42] let's see [08:43] also 'rls-cc-notfixing' sounds wrong [08:43] It's a regression and we're going to fix it anyway [08:43] I guess it's just to remove from the tracking list, but yeah, the tags is misleading [09:02] yo [09:03] morning [09:03] o/ Laney willcooke [09:04] (not to scale) [09:04] what's being dramatised? [09:04] hi duflu [09:04] Laney, waving at a distance [09:05] hey Laney, willcooke [09:07] hey didrocks [09:08] how you doin'? [09:09] good morning (from the train) desktopers [09:09] Laney: freezing, just lost 10°C in a day :p [09:09] you? [09:09] hey seb128 [09:09] good morning seb128 [09:09] lut didrocks oSoMoN [09:09] hey Laney willcooke [09:09] hey Laney, willcooke [09:10] didrocks, so it's only 25°C now in the south? :p [09:10] * seb128 hides [09:11] brrrrrrrrrrr, just checked the weather for didrocks [09:11] sureeeeeee, I might need to put a T-Shirt now! scandalous :p [09:11] it is actually cold [09:11] * Laney brings a hot water bottle [09:11] hey seb128 oSoMoN [09:11] hot chocolate time! [09:11] just watching the govt fall apart a bit more here... [09:11] /o\ [09:11] Laney: that as well is better with a warm chocolate :) [09:12] * Laney has a nice hot cup of tea [09:12] that's what duty requires of me [09:12] heh === ecloud is now known as ecloud_wfh [09:15] need to retweet that tweet from Cameron === seb128_ is now known as seb128 [09:25] why a country with no hill or mountain has those tunnels?! [09:28] heh [09:34] ok, going to change train so close laptop for a bit, bbl [09:59] morning! [09:59] hey andyrock, how are you? [09:59] oh btw did you end up looking at Sarah's problem with will? [09:59] hey andyrock [10:00] hey seb128 ! it looks like it is a driver issue [10:01] on intel? [10:01] seb128: the journal was filled of "video bus: device removed" messages when the problem shows up [10:01] seb128: yep [10:01] seb128: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/MRgtMY5DRt/ [10:01] :/ [10:02] did you check with Timo or looked upstream if that's a known issue? [10:02] something we need to look into but nothing I could fix/debug in few hours [10:02] I was planning to ask Timo today [10:02] k [10:03] yesterday night I replaced the palmrest of my laptop \o/ [10:03] now I got a US keyboard [10:05] Sarah has a work around which she's happy with for now. Thanks for the help andyrock [10:06] I didnt get home until 2am last night. The train I was going to get was cancelled, and then someone was "taken ill" and they cancelled a load of other trains. Sat on the station for 2 hours in the cold. :( [10:09] :( [10:10] what's the workaround? (being curious/it can be useful for other users) [10:13] ctrl-alt-f1, ctrl-alt-f2 [10:13] :) [10:14] lol [11:02] k, another train with lunch at the station, bbl [11:21] seb128, the train hopper [12:00] acheronuk, for tracking purposes, I filed bug #1808147 (and I'm actively looking into fixing it) [12:00] bug 1808147 in libreoffice (Ubuntu) "autopkgtests fail on s390x" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1808147 [12:00] oSoMoN: thank you :) [12:39] willcooke: can you create the post for the next week team updates? [12:41] oops [12:43] andyrock, done: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/monday-17th-december-2018/9081 [12:43] thanks for the reminder [12:43] danke [13:18] * andyrock finally found a nice place to work from with good wifi, vibe, coffee and food [13:18] nice! [13:25] :3 [14:18] seb128: I happened to see your comment on bug 1798861 maybe it's good to mention those comments here also (or somewhere) since I get a lot of bugmail [14:18] bug 1798861 in gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu) "Tooltips flicker constantly in GTK3 applications" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1798861 [14:19] jbicha, hey, ok, noted [16:26] oSoMoN, forgot to say yesterday, no problems with n-m yesteday at all [16:27] willcooke, excellent, thanks! should we go ahead with SRUing n-m 1.10.14 to bionic? [16:27] get it into bionic-proposed and get some more testing by a wider audience [16:29] yeah, lets go to proposed. I think seb might have had some other updates which were waiting to get that one out, so sync with him when he's back, but yeah, proposed would be good [16:29] we can leave it there for a while to be double sure [16:29] if needed [16:30] ok, I'll talk to Seb when he's around [17:01] seb128, willcooke's feedback on n-m 1.10.14 in bionic is positive, wdyt of going ahead and pushing it to bionic-proposed to get it tested by a wider audience? [17:02] oSoMoN, if someone wants to do that, sure [17:02] I'm out of that one though [17:03] seb128, that's not going to conflict with other staged n-m SRUs ? [17:03] I think it's too much change/going to be tricky to validate and get regression free, but if someone feels like trying I'm not going to stop them [17:03] no [17:03] I had planned to SRU .10 as a first round, but didn't get to it yet [17:03] and if we are people more ambitious I don't want to be in the way [17:03] n-m doesn't have a standing expection though [17:04] so we need test cases for several of the issues that are reported in launchpad/fixed and proper detailled of all the changes between our version and the one SRUed [17:04] seb128, I'm in no rush to get that done, so SRUing .10 first seems like a reasonable thing to do [17:05] well, it sounded like you have the newest version ready [17:05] you should probably go for it then [17:05] also, I don't have a personal interest in it, just trying to move forward that bug, but it might not be worth it overall [17:05] I can help you listing launchpad bugs that are fixed/need to be documented in the changelog if you want [17:05] well, we had the discussion before [17:05] I personnally think it's a big chunk and it makes it risky [17:06] agreed, it's risky [17:06] but I tend to be quite conservative which has downsides [17:06] being conservative with an LTS doesn't sound bad [17:11] missing out on most of these fixes https://cgit.freedesktop.org/NetworkManager/NetworkManager/tree/NEWS?h=1.10.14 doesn't feel that great to me [17:11] but not interested in rehashing the old debate === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [17:15] shrug [17:16] I'm going to say it one time I then I stop, if someone who is better than me at understanding n-m and how to test it properly feel confident doing that SRU please step up and do it [17:16] I'm just not that person [17:16] I'm not stopping anyone from doing it [17:17] and yeah, in an ideal world we land the new cool upstream versions and there is never any regressions and we can party and be happy :) [17:19] all those party worthy CVE fixes [17:19] Laney, I'm unsure what you are aiming at here? My statement is that I only feel confident doing a SRU I can understand and that I would go to .10 (or maybe .12) so I propose doing that if it helps [17:19] Laney, telling me that I'm a chicken for not wanting to SRU more isn't helping [17:19] not sure that's what happened [17:19] k, I don't understand where you try to get then [17:20] putting the other side, is that not allowed? [17:20] sorry, maybe you can reformulate on what you were suggesting doing? [17:20] you stated what you think are the downsides and then I responded with a link to what we would miss out on by not doing it [17:20] don't really see the confrontation here, :/ [17:20] k, sorry I didn't meant to say there were downside [17:21] I meant that I didn't feel confident being the one landing those big changes because I don't understand n-m (and IPv6 in particular) enough [17:21] I guess then we need to keep looking for someone who is? [17:22] which might be oSoMoN then? :) [17:22] I thought oSoMoN was basically going nto do it [17:22] +1 from me [17:22] I said earlier he should go for it if he feels like doing it [17:23] k [17:23] oSoMoN, do you just basically need a sponsor? [17:24] (poor Olivier, chromium & firefox & libreoffice and now we land a tricky n-m SRU on you :/) [17:24] oSoMoN, Laney, do you want to work together to land that one? [17:29] can do sponsoring if that's needed [17:29] thx [17:30] I can help with listing bugs to include in the changelog and making them SRU compliant, at least for those where I understand the issue/how to test it [17:31] is in ubuntu-desktop though so should be good [17:31] ah, right, Olivier has the power :) [17:32] oSoMoN, k, up to you, if you feel like doing it I would suggest we upload before holidays and let it in proposed at least over holidays [17:44] I can do that one, but don't be misleaded into thinking that I understand n-m, because I don't [17:44] your suggestion makes sense [17:46] nobody does, it's one of our ongoing problems [17:46] that can work both ways though - if we want to ask upstream for help on issues, it's better to be closer to their current releases [17:46] on the other hand we'd be less well placed to actually fix things [17:48] they updated only to .12 in fedora, I wonder if there is a specific reason, we should maybe ask them (thomas is upstream/the one updating there) [18:28] k, gotta go - l8r all === siel_ is now known as siel