ochosi | i sometimes see this issue as well, or something similar, and i wonder if it's x11 because if i do a manual VT switch the session wakes up again (that's without light-locker or any other screensaver apart from the x11 mit screensaver extension) | 00:00 |
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TJ- | I've never been able to get the DPMS to be enabled in that way, once its off its off | 00:08 |
TJ- | ochosi: I added a delay loop and it didn't help | 00:09 |
TJ- | I've added a report of what the X error is from gdk_x11_display_error_trap_pop | 00:10 |
-SwissBot:#xubuntu-devel- ::xubuntu-default-settings:: Disable xfce4-screensaver lock screen in the live session @ http://git.launchpad.net/xubuntu-default-settings/commit/?id=650fd90df8d1e3e7b15fd789907fa47e9e2f68e5 (by Sean Davis) | 00:15 | |
TJ- | Well, the error is 8 but cannot figure out where to decode that; can't see an obvious error.h | 00:22 |
TJ- | hmmm, seems to be "#define BadMatch 8 /* parameter mismatch */ " | 00:24 |
-SwissBot:#xubuntu-devel- ::xubuntu-default-settings:: Add Super+L shortcut to lock the screen. Replace Ctrl+Alt+D with Super+D to show the desktop @ http://git.launchpad.net/xubuntu-default-settings/commit/?id=4f8124a0669462a5ff86017043ab4cc068ae4b1e (by Sean Davis) | 00:36 | |
bluesabre | Unfortunate that xfwm4 doesn't support multiple keybindings and doesn't have an interface for it's commands (I think) | 00:37 |
bluesabre | TJ-: yeah, I've definitely seen instances where DPMS gets turned on, and not back off without swapping VTs and killing it (more than just with light-locker) | 00:39 |
bluesabre | ochosi: do you have a strong opinion on: [TEAM VOTE] The GIMP: Shipping with GTK theme by default ? | 00:40 |
Eickmeyer | bluesabre: ack | 01:00 |
bluesabre | Finally got the emoji email out. Hopefully we get some +1s :) | 01:14 |
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-SwissBot:#xubuntu-devel- ::xfce4-announce:: ANNOUNCE: xfce4-cpugraph-plugin 1.0.91 released @ http://xfce.10915.n7.nabble.com/ANNOUNCE-xfce4-cpugraph-plugin-1-0-91-released-tp54273.html (by André Miranda) | 01:17 | |
ochosi | bluesabre: maybe we can simulate the problem by enabling dpms on a secondary monitor and then trying to configure it with xrandr. if thats the problem we may just havr to add a dpms call to xfsettingsd (if it doesnt do that already) | 06:57 |
ochosi | regarding gimp, i'd go for non-dark theme. the dark theme of gimp osnt really that nice (its more dark greyish) and the monochrome icons dont help a11y imo | 06:57 |
knome | hmm, should update the team factoid | 08:46 |
bluesabre | ochosi: I think dpms is all monitors or none | 10:15 |
bluesabre | ochosi: thanks for the vote :) | 10:15 |
bluesabre | ochosi: now vote on emoji ;) | 10:15 |
ochosi | bluesabre: ah right, possible that affects all displays because its a single x call | 11:14 |
ochosi | but with a timeout one could still easily simulate this | 11:15 |
ochosi | dpms on -> sleep 3000 -> xrandr --auto | 11:15 |
ochosi | or something along those lines | 11:15 |
TJ- | bluesabre: I did a test with the daily 19.10 amd64; the live env suffers the same on the 2nd cycle of lid-close suspend>resume too. Updated bug report to reflect that. As before, monitoring the output's dpms node in sysfs shows it being turned off when the GUI TTY is active | 13:06 |
bluesabre | TJ-: some possibly good news for 19.10... will be swapping out light-locker for xfce4-screensaver today or tomorrow. Major difference between the 2 is that the latter doesn't use vt-switch for user locking. At least for me, this means I am able to suspend/resume my laptop normally and it always comes back | 13:44 |
bluesabre | (ofc, we still need to get the LTS into a reasonable state) | 13:44 |
TJ- | but neither of those are used in the Live environ are they? | 13:56 |
jphilipz | hi all, i want to do QA testing primarily on the upcoming xfce 4.14 components and wondered if i should get the daily iso or the 19.04 iso and add the qa staging ppa on top of it | 22:42 |
guiverc2 | jphilipz, I'm no expert, but I'd suggest eoan daily from http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/ as it allows you to record your QA-tests, have have a place for comments and to report bugs (if found) in a manner that's more easily tracked (they go on launchpad anyway; but it has test/bug tracking) my 2c | 22:54 |
jphilipz | guiverc2: thanks. when you say 'record your QA-tests', can you elaborate on that | 22:56 |
guiverc2 | if you open the provided link, it'll take you to http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/404/builds/195174/testcases/1303/results (for live qa-tests); where you can currently see some recent logs (i forgot were there) | 22:57 |
guiverc2 | jphilipz, i would have pushed that less if I'd realize my logs were there, but take note of button "Add a test result" it has places for critical bugs, bugs & comments, you can amend your reports ... from launchpad you can view all qa-tests (from iso.qa.ubuntu.com) that involve a specific bug etc | 23:01 |
jphilipz | guiverc2: thanks | 23:09 |
jphilipz | i see here there are various test cases, but what about reporting bugs not related to these - http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/404/builds/195174/testcases | 23:11 |
guiverc2 | report those normally thru launchpad. the iso.qa site is specific to those tests, and should NOT limit your testing :) | 23:11 |
guiverc2 | record comments as you see appropriate (or useful to you) | 23:12 |
guiverc2 | useful to you & others | 23:12 |
jphilipz | i've reported a few bugs on launchpad before for ubuntu mate, so lets see how this goes | 23:17 |
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