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jamespage | Laney: morning | 10:06 |
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jamespage | could I ask a small favour - there is a new version of vaultlocker in the bionic-backports queue - any chance you could ack it? | 10:07 |
doko | Trevinho: looks like the resolution change on suspend is fixed. checked in focal for now. will that land in bionic as well? | 11:17 |
Trevinho | doko: good... The patch I did should apply to 3.28 too I think. So... I can do that, but only if you make the bug SRU-conformant and you'll verirify it :-D | 11:19 |
doko | sure, I can do that | 11:20 |
Trevinho | ta | 11:22 |
rbasak | bryce: on your request to document my repo_factory in rich_history_test.py, how about I add notes to STYLE.md instead? As it's a generic thing related to our test fixtures and how we do testing. | 15:45 |
rbasak | (not strictly style, but that's the closest we have to a developer guide right now) | 15:45 |
bryce | rbasak, alright | 15:52 |
Laney | jamespage: sorry I read your message and then totally forgot about it /o\ /o\ /o\ | 15:57 |
Laney | looking now | 15:57 |
Laney | done | 16:00 |
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tmhoang | Hi, anyone following this guide https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel and using quilt to add a patch and rebuild the kernel ? | 18:48 |
tmhoang | I'm on 20.04, getting kernel 5.4.0-26 and debian/source/format is 1.0 and using quilt. When the kernel is building, I see that the source file I wanted to change is not changed -> the patch seems not applied | 18:49 |
hggdh | a question: the #ubuntu-uds-* and #ubuntu-uos-* IRC channels -- do we need to keep them? We are going thru a spring clean-up for the #ubuntu* namespace, and these channels seem to be quite dead | 19:54 |
mapreri | bryce: hello there. I see you wrote stuff in the upstream cairo ML, so I'll ask you. I got somebody asking if I could build inkscape with cairo 1.17 to support 16-bit colour depth, but obviously the cairo maintainers won't package a development version. So, do you know anything about the next cairo stable release? (without knowing anything) Are backports of such a feature even possible? | 21:49 |
bryce | mapreri, I don't expect a stable release for cairo any time soon. I don't think the codebase is changing that much, so backporting the patches shouldn't be too terribly difficult if you want to go that route | 22:05 |
mapreri | bryce: thanks, I guess I could have a look if I'll ever feel too bored | 22:07 |
bryce | mapreri, :-D | 22:07 |
mapreri | I just feel somewhat bad for the inkscape users who would like to use that feature but they can't | 22:07 |
bryce | mapreri, refund their money? ;-) | 22:07 |
mapreri | ahahah :P | 22:08 |
bryce | mapreri, it's on my todo list to look at a cairo release but it's pretty far down my stack. Some day. | 22:08 |
mapreri | bryce: the person opened a bug against inkscape saying "please update cairo". I reassigned to cairo and the cairo maintainer wrote "not until there is a stable release". then the OP wrote privately to me saying "I opened against inkscape because I knew the cairo maintainer would give me such bureaucratic answer" | 22:09 |
mapreri | very tempted to reply "yes, please got to office XYZ to file your appeal" :> | 22:09 |
bryce | heh | 22:10 |
valorie | entitled users; who would have thought | 22:12 |
sladen | mapreri: ...locked filing cabinet, in a disused lavatory, with a sign on the door saying "Beware of the Leopard" | 22:13 |
mapreri | sladen: the blank form required for your appeal might be used as nest by a some poisonous snakes living inside said cabinet. | 22:15 |
mapreri | (being Italian I learnt to appreciate this kind of bureaucracy: https://youtu.be/tzQuuoKXVq0?t=176 - could also link that in my reply) | 22:17 |
GridCube | jdstrand, can I pm you about your minidlna snap package? i need to figure out how to add directories to the config file and snap doesn't allow editing config files as they're read-only | 23:36 |
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