=== pieq_ is now known as pieq [06:14] good morning [06:25] Hi didrocks [06:26] good morning desktoppers [06:27] hey oSoMoN, good morning desktopers [06:27] salut seb128 [06:27] * seb128 just dealing with night backlog before stepping out for on ehour [06:27] oSoMoN, en forme aujourd'hui ? [06:28] encore une nuit trop courte, mais ça va [06:28] et toi? [06:28] Morning/bye seb128 [06:28] Morning oSoMoN [06:28] good afternoon duflu [06:28] hey duflu, oSoMoN, seb128 [06:28] lut didrocks, en forme ? [06:29] oSoMoN, j'aurais bien dormi un peu plus mais sinon ça va :) [06:29] hey duflu [06:29] seb128: ça va [06:34] salut didrocks [06:35] duflu: hi, are the vaapi drivers installed only when the box is ticked during install? [06:35] the one about additional support etc [06:36] tjaalton, I think it was only when the thirdparty box was ticked. But I have not verified recently. Depends on which app you are using too [06:37] Good morning from Bluefin o/ [06:37] tjaalton, feel free to verify the quick start instructions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IntelQuickSyncVideo [06:37] Wimpress, good morning from the middle of nowhere [06:38] hey Wimpress from Lyon :) [06:38] Hello middle of no where from the future. [06:38] tjaalton, oh and the thirdparty option silently fails if you don't have internet. IIRC [06:38] Bonjour Lyon 🇨🇵 [06:38] duflu: right, 3rd party [06:39] Wimpress, technically Australia is in the future :) [06:40] We even have electricity now [06:41] duflu: the new iHD drivers (intel-media-va-driver*) are available now in disco and up, but probably neither gets installed yet [06:41] tjaalton, interesting, thanks [06:41] also with current libva it needs an env variable to load [06:41] tjaalton, I think my test installs always just get the packages as a result of me installing vainfo [06:44] ah yes, libva2 will pull the drivers [06:45] But the user instructions need more to get totem working with gstreamer-vaapi, probably [06:45] yep [06:47] I am still sad I accidentally upgraded to Kaby Lake from Haswell and didn't realise I was getting a GPU with half the power [06:47] So I found out through VAAPI [06:47] hum? [06:47] Kaby Lake i7 < Haswell Xeon [06:48] That seems rather odd. [06:49] yes :) [06:49] Yeah. Till I looked up the silicon specs [06:49] Wow! Clean running water and electricity. What will the colonies think of next duflu? 😉 [06:49] * duflu never said clean running water [06:50] RAOF: That's roughly the same power CPU but with fewer GPU cores [06:51] I'm surprised the Haswell Xeon had any GPU cores. [06:51] * Wimpress apologises for making wild assumptions === pstolowski|afk is now known as pstolowski [07:08] RAOF: I'm long past surprise @ Intel [07:20] good morning [07:23] morning marcustomlinson [07:31] duflu's internet is down. [07:32] In case someone is after him 😀 [07:47] morning [07:48] morning oSoMoN and willcooke [07:53] * lis kicks it oldschool [07:55] hi marcustomlinson [07:55] hi lis, how are you? [07:55] pretty good :) [07:56] did i miss anything while i was gone? [07:56] Business as usual :) [07:58] pitti: hi :) [07:58] bonojur tout le monde ! il y a longtemps [08:04] yo [08:04] hi pitti [08:04] morning Laney [08:04] wb lis pitti, good to have you back on the team! [08:04] hey willcooke [08:04] haha - any chance cockpit could go into Ubuntu's desktop? :) [08:05] unity? gnome-shell? cockpit! [08:06] shameless :) [08:06] I mean, there's cockpit-desktop(1) now :) [08:06] pitti: we should totally add a .desktop file there [08:08] watch out gnome-control-center? [08:09] Laney discovers the true essence of the cockpit project: gnome-control-center port from Gtk to the web [08:10] hey Laney willcooke [08:10] Hey pitti! wie gehts? [08:10] hi seb128 :) [08:11] hey lis [08:11] moin seb128 [08:11] seb128: sehr gut, danke! we'll go to France soon! [08:11] seb128: how about you? [08:11] seb128: we can also speak german :) [08:11] pitti, ah, nice, holidays? [08:11] * Laney wonders if everyone knows who lis is [08:12] Laney: good point! [08:12] seb128: long weekend in paris at the end of June, for a Rammstein concert and some sightseeing === lis is now known as desrt [08:12] that should help :) [08:12] pitti, I'm doing good! [08:12] hehe [08:13] pitti, re @cockpit, someone interest could try to make it a case for it with rational/details, probably on https://community.ubuntu.com/ [08:14] so far I don't think we properly looked at it or ever got someone requesting that we include it [08:14] seb128: i think we're (mostly) kidding :) [08:14] seb128: I was mostly kidding, it's not really a good desktop thing (except some parts of it); on the server, yes, but there the package is right there [08:14] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cockpit has first-class support from our team anyway :) [08:15] :) [08:15] I was unsure, well in case anyone one day believe it would make sense to push for it, you know where to go :p [08:16] seb128: we'd first have to implement a window manager in javascript... i'm not sure anyone is crazy enough to do that! [08:16] one actually can show cockpit pages with cockpit-desktop(1), but we aren't using that a lot; currently just for subscriptions on RHEL, which obviously isn't of much interest to Ubuntu [08:17] right [08:19] (bbiab, changing location) [08:22] jdstrand: hey, do you still have the ability to grep the source packages in Ubuntu? I'm shortly going to upload a glib2.0 which stops respecting $G_HOME and should probably fix anything in the archive that's still using this. [08:22] so if you could search for G_HOME that'd give me what I need === desrt is now known as lis [08:23] * Laney heard a certain lis was after a certain commit [08:23] Laney: oh hai [08:23] Laney: it's almost like i came here today for a reason [08:23] *looks around innocently* [08:23] and actually there's a CVE fix in there too :-O [08:27] Laney: looks like the next release is along in 4 days [08:27] ya [08:27] maybe wait? [08:27] I'm syncing to get that CVE fix in the devel release [08:28] but we'll get .4 when it's out [08:28] cool [08:29] (and back) [08:41] * seb128 notices bug #1831827 and email Robert about targetting without assignment [08:41] bug 1831827 in snapd-glib (Ubuntu Eoan) "Update to 1.48" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1831827 [08:41] (doing the assignment now) [09:37] Oh, hey lis, pitti! You're both back in desktop land? [09:37] RAOF: hey Chris, how are you? [09:37] RAOF: not really, just saying hello [09:38] Ah, well. Still got to say hello! [09:39] I'm well. For my sins my next couple of Mir tasks are wrangling ARM boards, but that can be fun in a bit-poking sort of way 😀 [09:40] POKE 1024,1 [09:40] oh, the C64 days :) [09:42] 😀 [09:52] Oh, 120Hz support just landed in bionic updates [10:12] \m/ [10:16] rebooting === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer === ecloud_wfh is now known as ecloud === marcos is now known as Guest37476 [12:31] Laney: hey, yes. I started the search for '\$G_HOME' in all of eoan. let me know if you want a different search string. it takes a little bit, so I'll ping you when done [12:31] jdstrand: thanks - maybe without the $ though in case it's in getenv() or whatever [12:31] Laney: ok [12:37] Laney: I was catching a lot of ...CONFIG_HOME, so I'm using '(^|[^I])G_HOME' [12:40] * jdstrand finetunes a bit more [12:40] ok, it is running [13:38] great [13:46] Laney: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FNQtKsrRwD/ [13:52] jdstrand: cool, thanks [13:52] nothing extra there (folks sets HOME too) [13:53] * Laney wonders if anyone knows the pygtk maintainer 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈 [14:19] :) === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [16:51] k, enough for today [16:51] see you seb128 [16:51] I'm off tomorrow and monday is an holiday [16:51] have nice friday/w.e (short or long), see you next week! [16:58] seb128: have a nice one! [17:04] I'm away the noo. Night all