[08:57] xnox: hey! I was wondering about the SRU for LP: #1740894 - the bug mentions some systemd changes needed to be cherry-picked for everything to work nicely [08:57] Launchpad bug 1740894 in xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu Bionic) "KEY_RFKILL is not passed to userspace" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1740894 [08:58] xnox: do you know if those changes landed in bionic already? [09:51] doko: oh. re clazy, looks like autotests failed with new llvm defaults and clang 8. that explains that! [09:51] should have thought to look at that yesterday [09:52] Is there a way to download specific versions of a package from command line? For example, download bash .deb file from xenial-security and bionic-updates to compare the two === alan_g_ is now known as alan_g === thegodfather is now known as fabbione [12:05] Unit193 yeah, as soon as buster is released i'll start pushing into the git repo. I also want to create new unit tests before i push all my changes. [12:16] kstenerud: you can use chdist with apt-get -s [12:16] kstenerud: what I usually do though is grab the dsc URL using Launchpad's web UI and then use dget === ricab is now known as ricab|lunch === slashd- is now known as slashd === ricab|lunch is now known as ricab [14:27] poa4/trusty is switching back and forth between and when parsing apt's guide.sgml into apt-doc.pot - fun [14:27] :) [14:32] kstenerud re: getting specific pkg version debs, use pull-lp-debs (from ppa:ddstreet/ubuntu-dev-tools) [14:33] oh cool! [14:33] for unreleased xenial-security, use pull-ppa-debs [14:50] doko: are we good on the samba py3 stuff? I have some lintian warnings to fix, and of course update to the final release if that comes out in time [15:10] ahasenack: I didn't see any issues yet. thanks for these updates [15:11] ok === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson [16:11] seb128, Laney can you change sound output/input in gnome-control-center? Does not seem to do anything for me [16:11] in disco [16:12] juliank, bug #1817338 ? [16:12] bug 1817338 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "HDMI sound output not selectable in 19.04 (but works in 18.10)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1817338 [16:12] It changes the device to control volume on, but it does not reroute devices [16:12] possibly [16:12] sounds like it, yeah [16:12] I'm using paprefs as a workaround [16:12] um pavu [16:13] pavucontrol [16:13] ... [16:13] we should assign that one to robert_ancell [16:13] In my case, I have multiple devices and output configurations; a DAC, HDMI, Speakers [16:13] it is, Laney [16:14] then it should be in hand [16:14] but thanks for raising [16:14] good, I just did not find the bug myself :) [16:15] :> === tdaitx_ is now known as tdaitx === infinity1 is now known as infinity [19:05] Hello, question regarding AutoPiloy. i was told this was the automation qa tool used upstream by the ubuntu dev team. I help out with the Lubuntu team and am wondering what would be the process of actually using rhis same tool for regreasion testing alongside automating tbe lrkcess? [19:05] *process [19:05] *Autopilot [19:06] *regression [19:06] don't forget *this :) [19:06] * sarnold runs [19:14] haha you got me there. its hsrd etiting this in a small window [19:14] hard* [19:16] you don't need to bother unless the typo would make it too difficult for someone to understand === Eleventh_Doctor is now known as Pharaoh_Atem [19:28] right [19:28] so does anyone know anything regarding AutoPilot? === geofft_ is now known as geofft [20:14] dbus libraries in / on their way to main, is there anything usable for low-level tools like apt? [20:14] There is libdbus but from what I heard it's rather complicated to use [20:14] systemd's library is nice and might be an option depending on the scope of the use [20:15] I'm considering two parts: (1) Having apt set systemd shutdown inhibitors (2) having apt provide a daemon for apt clients [20:15] (1) can be using systemd's library, duh [20:15] juliank, use gdbus from glib? [20:15] I think I like 1, but why 2? [20:16] (2) might be d-bus or json-rpc over socket, reusing the same protocol as we (want to ) have for hooks [20:16] sarnold: Sketching out the post-PackageKit-society [20:17] seb128: hmm, gdbus is probably a good choice [20:18] juliank, it's probably the best dbus library around and it's well maintained [20:35] bdmurray_, hey, do you have any idea why most of nautilus reports on the e.u.c/disco weekly view have no symbols? e.g https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/d434a8139dce4cd6e987c0a1c124a1bc77ddc2fe