[05:24] good morning [05:36] Morning didrocks [05:41] hey duflu === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer === pstolowski|afk is now known as pstolowski [07:13] good morning desktoppers [07:17] Hi oSoMoN [07:17] salut oSoMoN, ça va ? [07:17] hey duflu [07:17] salut didrocks! bien, et toi? [07:18] ça va :) [07:22] hey oSoMoN didrocks duflu, how are you? [07:22] seb128, heh, see #systems. How are you? [07:22] I'm good! [07:23] I'm sleeping better since the heat dropped which is nice [07:24] morning oSoMoN duflu didrocks and seb128 [07:25] Hi marcustomlinson [07:25] o/ [07:26] Morning Wimpress [07:26] and Wimpress [07:26] hey marcustomlinson Wimpress! how is snappy world today? [07:27] crackling and popping [07:27] lol [07:28] hey marcustomlinson, Wimpress, seb128 [07:28] I'm good, thanks [07:29] good morning seb128, marcustomlinson, Wimpress === ecloud is now known as ecloud_wfh [07:50] morning all [07:50] hey willcooke, how are you today? [07:51] not awake yet, give me a few minutes to decide.... [07:51] :) [07:51] :-) [07:52] k, I'm moving back to my desk, trying to be back online for when the channel starts being active :) [07:53] Morning willcooke [07:54] good morning willcooke [08:00] hey willcooke [08:00] hi duflu oSoMoN didrocks [08:02] hey hey [08:03] Morning Laney [08:06] hey duflu [08:10] hi guyz [08:11] Laney: as per mutter, i was in the middle of finishing one branch, so I wanted to get that out first, I'll do it in few hours [08:11] hi Trevinho [08:11] morning Laney, Trevinho [08:12] * Laney thinks you don't like speakking in #debian-gnome ;-) [08:12] hey Trevinho, Laney [08:12] hi oSoMoN and didrocks [08:12] Hi Trevinho [08:12] Trevinho: ok, it's just that you sounded like it was urgent for you to get uploaded so I was expecting it [08:12] hi oSoMoN didrocks [08:12] Laney: I do.... but I forgot where you pinged me though :P [08:13] Laney: yeah, but also context switch... you know :P [08:32] hey, just passing by to say Hi 0/ :) [08:33] hey clobrano [08:33] hi didrocks, how is it going? [08:36] hey clobrano, how is your summer going? [08:38] hi seb128, very well, except some days of exaggerated hot temperatures, how about yours? [08:39] things are going well here, nicer with a bit less hot weather indeed :-) [08:43] clobrano: I'm good, thansk, yourself? [08:44] hi clobrano [08:44] didrocks: very well, even more now that we're below 40 degrees :D [08:59] hi clobrano [09:01] clobrano: heh, I bet :) [09:02] clobrano, where do you live? [09:05] seb128: in the south of Sardinia [09:05] ah, that explains the temperatures :-) [09:19] :) [09:40] seb128, thanks for sponsoring the GTK SRU. [09:40] tkamppeter, you're welcome, thanks for working on the fix and handling the SRU! [09:59] mpt, the reason why users should reboot after an upgrade of the drivers https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NVidiaUpdates#Driver_Upgrades [10:06] Thanks jibel [10:13] seb128: Thanks for sponsoring the ibus patch so quickly. Your note about patch naming made me think that also ubuntu-use-distinguishable-abstract-address.patch should be renamed and moved. It was upstreamed afterwards. [10:16] ubuntu- implies (to me) that it is somehow Ubuntu specific and can't be forwarded [10:16] Laney: Yeah, I realize that now. Makes sense. [10:16] hey GunnarHj [10:17] Laney, Gunnar is commenting on the fact that I renamed is ubuntu- patch to be git- before sponsoring his changes :) [10:17] so yeah, we are in agreement I think :) [10:17] I wasn't stating a disagreement [10:17] (the patch was a backport from an upstream commit) [10:17] right, well I didn't know if you had all the context [10:18] okey [10:18] I think ubuntu-use-distinguishable-abstract-address.patch is a different one to the one that was added in 1.5.19-4ubuntu2 though [10:19] Laney: How? Because it was upstreamed only after the inclusion in Ubuntu? [10:20] Nooooooooooooooooooooooo, because that was git-support-common_name-in-ISO-639.patch (it is literally a different patch) [10:20] as in, you are talking about a second patch that you're saying is in the same situation [10:24] Laney: I don't claim they are the same patch, just that they are both in substance applied upstream and will cease to be needed going forward. [10:26] kenvandine, the chromium snap in the candidate channel should fix bug #1821765, I'd appreciate if you could confirm when you get a chance [10:26] bug 1821765 in chromium-browser (Ubuntu) "[snap] Missing icon in indicator" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1821765 [10:26] sorry, I'm obviously failing to get my point across [10:26] Laney: Which I understand is what the git- prefix intends to say. [10:26] wtf [10:26] It doesn't matter [10:26] I'm going to shut up [10:27] :) [10:27] sorry it got complicated, I was just trying to state what I thought ubuntu- meant. [10:27] I see no disagreement on anything here. [10:28] yeah, I think everyone agrees and we should just move on to normal business :) [10:29] After Seb commented I was trying to assist Gunnar by pointing out that he was referencing a *second* patch which is in a similar situation to that first one [10:29] There. Hope that helps. [10:30] seb128: Btw, are you possibly in sponsoring mode? ;) I'm seeking someone who can look at https://mentors.debian.net/package/ibus-avro . [10:32] Laney, right, thanks I think it was just miscommunication, my comment was to state the context because I don't know if you had seen the activity on that sponsoring request/knew exactly what happened with the other patch not to suggest any disagreement ... anyway, all good I think so let's move on [10:33] GunnarHj, I had it in my lower priority backlog [10:35] seb128: "Lower priority" sounds worrying. But backlog is better than nothing, I suppose. :) [10:37] GunnarHj, sorry but there is lot to do, see our trello board :) [10:38] hi everyone. do you think it's a good idea to list bug 1396379 in release notes as a known bug (for all affected releases)? #ubuntu and the bug tracker keeps attracting (understandably) irated people affected by this long standing issue. [10:38] bug 1396379 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "installer uses first EFI system partition found even when directed otherwise" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1396379 [10:38] seb128: Understood; I may listen around with others in the meantime. [10:40] tomreyn, it's quite specific, unsure it's impacting enough users to be in the release notes [10:43] seb128: it's non-specific enough to have two dupes, 25 listed as affected. i agree that's not a huge amount. another approach might be to ensure it gets handled soon. ;) [10:45] tomreyn, try tagging rls-ee-incoming and see if foundations triaged [10:48] seb128: i tagged it as "rls-ee-incoming" (a tag the auto completion is not aware of, maybe misspelled?). i do not know what "foundations triggered" means, will try to look this up now. thanks. [10:49] oh 'ee' will be eoan, and it's probably not in the auto complete, yet, i see. [10:49] tomreyn, that's the team maintaining those components, they should pick it up from the tag [10:49] right [10:49] thank you. [10:49] unsure those rls tags are 'official' / get autocomplete [10:49] np [11:23] * Laney eyes this clutter/glib thing [11:46] oSoMoN: hey, I've addressed your review: https://github.com/ubuntu/snapcraft-desktop-helpers/pull/190 [11:46] ubuntu issue (Pull request) 190 in snapcraft-desktop-helpers " Run configurations in parallel" [Open] [12:50] * Laney looks suspicious [12:50] 🕵 [12:51] thinking that this glib bug is something to do with its build environment [12:51] marcustomlinson, ack, thanks [14:09] [14:09] rebuilding glib with gcc-8 makes clutter's tests pass [14:09] fml [14:10] doookoooo :) [14:10] guess I should try to turn off those new flags [15:29] doko: can you help me please? clutter's tests hang if run with a glib that was built with gcc-9 but they work when the same glib is rebuilt on gcc-8 [15:30] it's not those new hardening flags, I disabled those === pstolowski is now known as pstolowski|afk [18:30] night all [23:49] hey desktoppers - who is the authoritative source on snap-store?