=== brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [02:47] Unit193: when would the final core iso ready, as i'm putting the link on the release page [02:59] bluesabre: regarding 'desktop integration' in the release notes, is this something new to be able to run snap and flattpaks? [03:10] with regard to pidgin-libnotify, was it removed due a python 2 dependency [03:12] I'd likely be doing one last respin the night before, if there's no respins the next day/late breaking fixes then I'd update the page later on. [03:34] so tonight :D [03:35] No. [03:36] did 'the night before' mean the night before the release? [03:36] i'm utc+4, so maybe its still 22nd on your end [03:36] The latter half of the message is important, with regards to "if no other errors" so not *final* until the next day. [03:37] It's still the 21st, yeah. [03:38] It usually ends up being a few hours after release. [03:38] well whenever you do, please give me a ping [03:40] Gotcha. [03:40] which was the last release which had 32-bit. was it 19.04? [03:44] I have up until xubuntu-core.1810.i386.buildlog, it seems. [03:47] I also want to ensure albinard has a chance to go over it, he's pretty much the most solid tester at this point. Not heard a whole lot this cycle, but doesn't help we don't have a QA person anymore. [03:47] yep its in the 19.04 release notes, though not on the released page [03:48] what kind of testing is needed? [03:49] At this point, all I can do with UEFI+secure boot is presume it works, as I don't have that. I'm not really sure of anything else specific. [03:53] Note: I'm not complaining, it is what it is. Maybe there's not as much as a desire for this too, I don't know. :) [03:57] :D [03:58] this is what the release blog post looks like presently https://i.imgur.com/C6ZxtEG.png [03:58] On the bright side, no testers means no bugs. I think I'm good with this. :D [03:58] bluesabre: let me know if any of the other known issues should be included [03:59] Unit193: is UEFI+secure boot new to this release and is it not available in desktop or other flavors [03:59] In the past it's been noted that the Core builds are community, it's likely best to note that still. [03:59] jphilips: Not new, just something that in theory could break and I'd never know. [04:00] its desktop also community :D [04:01] what wording would you like [04:01] 'xubuntu core, a community minimal installation option' [04:01] I'd have to look at the old release notes. Well yeah, but the desktop is built and hosted on the official infra, so a bit different. [06:08] another LTS... [06:09] (: [06:11] yep. tomorrow is the big day [06:13] knome: Are you sure it isn't a STS?! [06:13] ...This isn't -ot. [07:58] xf86-video-amdgpu is now fixed upstream; will prepare patch for 20.04 as soon as the patch is in the mainline repository [09:12] Hello, I AM new here. O:3 === xubuntu70 is now known as mosshai [09:53] knome: have to say that the trusty wallpaper is the one i like the most :D [09:54] utopic is also great [09:54] If memory services, 10.04. [09:54] Serves* [09:55] you like 10.04 the most Unit193 [09:56] trusty is 14.04 [09:56] If I'm remembering the right one, 10.04 was pretty good, yeah. [09:56] https://xubuntu.org/xubuntu-lucid/ [09:59] ...I don't remember which it was then. [09:59] you can click the next and previous buttons on the page to go through them [09:59] Yes I noticed that. :P [10:00] i had seen the utopic wallpaper is someones desktop screenshot and i was like, 'wow that looks nice, i should try to get it', not knowing it was from xubuntu :D [10:01] makes me wonder why we dont ship more of the older wallpapers [10:01] ...Wow, never saw the Hardy one. [10:01] ubuntu did a online poll on twitter and the winner got added to 20.04 :D [10:03] But, I like darker blue so something along the lines of Lucid or Jaunty, though I remember the former being darker. (Man I've been around too long, should follow knome out the door...) [10:04] likely your screen was darker in those days :D [10:04] well knome hasnt left as he always comes back for a great wallpaper :D [10:30] jphilips: RE: desktop integration, we could always run them, but they lacked theme integration. This meant they always took the Adwaita GTK theme and basically had no icons. Regarding pidgin-libnotify, it doesn't seem to have a python2 dep directly: https://packages.ubuntu.com/eoan/pidgin-libnotify [10:31] jphilips: yeah, there's more bugs I need to go through and add to the release notes [10:31] was the lack of theme integration because greybird wasn't in the snap and flatpak repos? [10:32] TJ-: that's awesome. Way to go! [10:32] so what was the reasoning why pidgin-libnotify was removed [10:33] jphilips: I do not know. I'll have to do some digging to figure out why. [10:33] jphilips: yes, the lack of theme integration was exactly that. [10:37] thanks. just looking to add as much info to the shorter release notes :D [10:39] :) [11:21] LP might be having some issues serving files. `dget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+sourcefiles/xfwm4/4.14.1-0ubuntu1/xfwm4_4.14.1-0ubuntu1.dsc` doesn't want to complete [17:57] -BottyMcBotFace:#xubuntu-devel- ::xfce4-announce:: ANNOUNCE: xfce4-whiskermenu-plugin 2.4.4 released @ http://xfce.10915.n7.nabble.com/ANNOUNCE-xfce4-whiskermenu-plugin-2-4-4-released-tp58543.html (by Graeme Gott) [21:32] > Builds: Xubuntu Desktop amd64 [Focal Final] has been updated (20200422)