[08:23] good morning desktopers! [08:23] good morning! [08:25] Morning ricotz and didrocks [08:25] hey duflu [08:39] goooood morning desktopers [08:44] Morning seb128 [08:44] hey duflu, how are you today? [08:45] seb128, going OK. Nothing to complain about. You? [08:45] duflu, I'm good thx [09:02] moin [09:04] hey Laney, how are you? [09:05] Hi Laney [09:06] good morning desktoppers [09:08] Morning oSoMoN [09:15] Morning o/ [09:17] hey Wimpress, how are you today? [09:19] hey duflu [09:19] morning Wimpress [09:22] hey seb128 duflu oSoMoN Wimpress [09:22] heyho Laney [09:22] Hi Wimpress [09:22] seb128: doing good, although we came last in the pub quiz last night :( [09:22] you? [09:23] Laney, same crowd, different questions? [09:23] :( [09:23] well, can't win every time ! [09:23] I'm good :) [09:23] duflu: indeed [09:23] * duflu slips and accidentally fixes 3 bugs simultaneously [09:23] https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/merge_requests/949 [09:23] GNOME issue (Merge request) 949 in gnome-shell "iconGrid: Remove _paintVisible opacity tracking" [5. Icon Grid, 6. Performance, Opened] [09:24] brb, changing location [09:25] tkamppeter: do I smell some irony in "Great, finally succeeded after 9 (!) years!" :-) [15:24] looks like 2.62.4 fixes the i386 tests [15:24] should just re-SRU that I guess [15:38] good morning desktopers [15:38] yo hellsworth [15:39] hi marcus! i hope you're feeling better :) [15:39] a little thanks [15:42] * Laney nods hellsworth [15:44] * hellsworth curtsies at Laney [15:45] Laney, sounds like another iteration :) === ijohnson is now known as ijohnson|lunch [18:10] hellsworth: you should automatically get added to the USN refresh cards for libreoffice now [18:10] marcustomlinson: ^^ [18:11] thanks kenvandine [18:18] \o/ [18:18] thanks :) === ijohnson|lunch is now known as ijohnson [19:13] diddledan: gtk2-common-themes is built for armhf and arm64 in the stable channel now [19:49] hey desktoppers - is it normal for gnome-software to periodically prompt for password to install updates with no user interaction (on focal)? Every morning about 30mins after powering on my machine I get (unprompted) a gnome-shell popup saying 'authentication is required to install software' and if I cancel it I notice a bunch of notifications from gnome-software about updates having been successfully install [20:03] amurray: is it gnome-software or update-manager? [20:04] we don't use gnome-software for updates [20:06] kenvandine: gnome-software as far as I can tell https://imgur.com/a/stF4pfA [20:06] this machine was upgraded from eoan (which was a fresh install) a couple weeks ago fwiw [20:08] kenvandine: is this some gnome-software / snap integration or somesuch since one of the notifications mentioned gnome-firmware which I only have installed as a snap not the deb [20:08] amurray: interesting [20:08] and chromium there is a snap [20:08] since the deb is no more [20:09] I suspect some race condition between snapd refreshes and this plugin also wanting to do updates? [20:13] recently the updates panel changed behavior a bit [20:14] it now shows updates that can be applied to snaps [20:14] in the past they were ignored in the UI [20:14] however [20:14] it shouldn't try to refresh them automatically [20:14] snapd does that [20:14] amurray: please file a bug against the gnome-software package [20:15] kenvandine: no worries [20:59] amurray: can you please ping a link to the bug to robert_ancell when you see him online? [21:00] amurray: or just wait until he comes online and ping him [21:00] i also just upgraded to focal yesterday, maybe i'll start seeing these notifications too [21:48] kenvandine, seems that the snap gnome-software plugin should probably do whatever the packagekit plugin does to prevent automatic updates occurring, and maybe ubuntu should disable the "automatic updates" and/or "automatic update notifications" preferences if you aren't using them. [22:28] kenvandine, i wonder if this would fix the issue https://gitlab.gnome.org/ahayzen/gnome-software/commit/0597be6f317a38aa64ac86280d7b05a1aa242a70 lets see what Robert thinks [23:56] Urgh, really, gnome-sofware? Your background process really needs to eat 700MB RSS? [23:56] after what time?