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KGB-2mutter ubuntu/master c1afb90 Marco Trevisan * pushed 145 commits (first 5 follow) * https://deb.li/rMAg00:06
KGB-2mutter ubuntu/master adbe09a Olivier Fourdan src/compositor/meta-window-actor-x11.c * window-actor/x11: Cache the frame bounds * https://deb.li/3IZhl00:06
KGB-2mutter ubuntu/master dbecb93 Laurent Bigonville src/compositor/compositor.c * compositor: Only include meta-window-actor-wayland.h when building with wayland * https://deb.li/XOix00:06
KGB-2mutter ubuntu/master 2cc8061 Olivier Fourdan src/core/keybindings.c * keybindings: Mask out the reserved modifiers mask * https://deb.li/ikJcE00:06
KGB-2mutter ubuntu/master b80b465 Jonas Dreßler clutter/clutter/cogl/clutter-stage-cogl.c * clutter/stage-cogl: Fix painting the redraw clip with the damage region * https://deb.li/tOjn00:06
KGB-2mutter ubuntu/master 858c12e Jonas Ådahl clutter/clutter/ clutter-paint-context-private.h clutter-paint-context.c clutter-stage.c * clutter/paint-context: Add paint flag * https://deb.li/3rJ8700:06
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callmepkgood morning03:21
dufluHi callmepk 04:04
jibelgood morning 04:19
dufluHi jibel 04:25
callmepkHi duflu and jibel 04:40
didrocksgood morning06:15
dufluMorning didrocks 06:24
didrockshey duflu 06:27
oSoMoNgood morning desktoppers06:53
dufluHi oSoMoN 06:54
oSoMoNhey duflu 06:54
didrockshey oSoMoN, duflu 06:58
didrocksnot enough sleep, already told hey to duflu :)06:59
dufludidrocks, same so I did not notice :D06:59
didrocksheh06:59
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Laneyhey hey!08:01
GunnarHjGood morning all!08:04
GunnarHjI pushed a tiny g-c-c commit to both groovy and focal branches but without uploading, assuming that more will come also on focal. Suppose that's a reasonable assumption.08:04
dufluHi Laney and GunnarHj 08:13
GunnarHjHello duflu08:14
seb128hey Laney, GunnarHj, duflu08:17
seb128lut didrocks, oSoMoN08:17
seb128how is everyone?08:17
seb128GunnarHj, yes, good assumption, and there is already a SRU uploaded so best to wait for that one to clear up08:17
seb128we have quite some fixing to do on g-c-c so I expect several SRUs before .108:18
didrockssalut seb128, hey Laney, GunnarHj 08:18
didrocksça va :) et toi ?08:19
seb128ça va bien :)08:19
seb128didrocks, pas trop fatigué? 08:19
GunnarHjdidrocks: Här är det fina fisken.08:19
Laneyhey duflu seb128 didrocks GunnarHj 08:20
didrocksseb128: non, c’est pas trop moi qui est le plus à plaindre pour l’instant :)08:20
seb128:-)08:20
Laneysunny day08:20
Laneyplanted sweet peas out this morning08:20
Laneyis good08:20
Laneyunless they get eaten by a slug08:20
seb128nice08:20
seb128I should try to do things in the morning but atm I struggle to get out of bed and then it's work time08:21
Laneyyeah bed is a tempting place a lot of the time /o\08:21
RAOFYou just need a small child to climb in at 4am. That makes the bed less appealing!08:28
GunnarHjsil2100: I think I saw a notification about a reply from you, but I don't see it in HexChat.08:33
oSoMoNgood morning Laney, GunnarHj, seb128, didrocks 08:41
ricotzgood morning desktopers08:44
Laneyhey oSoMoN 08:54
seb128Laney, so yeah, disabling fractional scaling with 125% selected (single screen, intel, on the xps) immediatly change the resolution, but it's weird, it 'underscale' for me09:08
Laneyyep09:08
seb128UI is smaller than if I select 100%09:08
Laneyit's buggy after you do that too09:08
seb128?!09:08
LaneyI would guess that is two bugs to file09:09
dufluIf you file any then please add a screenshot so I can quickly tell if one is a duplicate09:10
dufluWe have lots of bugs09:10
seb128Laney, yes, the 'unscale too low' is a shell side issue, I get the same if I reset the gsettings key with g-c-c closed09:10
dufluseb128, do you mean shrunken?09:11
seb128so it's not g-c-c just going to apply a random mode because it gets confused by the list changing09:11
seb128duflu, yes, scaling is lower than 100%09:11
seb128resolution is 3072x1728 according to xrandr09:12
dufluseb128, yeah I see that sometimes. The root window size is left bigger than the monitor resolution. Sometimes it occurs in panning mode though, so the desktop appears cropped09:12
seb128where the panel/normal screen is 1920x108009:12
dufluYep09:12
seb128do we have a bug tracking that already?09:13
dufluseb128, kind of... the same bug but in cropped mode, not scaled09:13
seb128do you have the bug number?09:13
dufluseb128, bug 187528509:13
ubot5bug 1875285 in mutter (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 20.04 Fractional scaling crops half the screen" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187528509:13
Laneylet's rls tag a few things to look at later09:14
seb128poor marco :p09:14
seb128but yeah09:15
Laneythat bug looks a bit different09:15
Laneyrobert can take the g-c-c bits I guess09:15
dufluseb128, in theory you can adjust that to anything:  xrandr --fb WIDTHxHEIGHT09:15
seb128right09:15
dufluseb128, yes that bug happens on Intel too so is a good one for Marco09:15
seb128jamesh, Laney, robert_ancell, weekly status reminder09:21
LaneyI did it?!?!!?09:21
seb128Trevinho, as well09:21
seb128Laney, https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/desktop-team-updates-monday-4th-may-2020/15890 ?09:21
Laneyweird09:22
Laneyhopefully discourse saved it09:22
dufluIt usually does09:22
seb128usually it does09:22
dufluDoes usually it09:22
seb128it does usually09:22
duflutwo more09:23
seb128:)09:23
Laneyyes there it was09:24
LaneyPrelude Data.List> map (concat . intersperse " ") . permutations $ words "yes there it was"09:27
Laney["yes there it was","there yes it was","it there yes was","there it yes was","it yes there was","yes it there was","was it there yes","it was there yes","it there was yes","was there it yes","there was it yes","there it was yes","was yes there it","yes was there it","yes there was it","was there yes it","there was yes it","there yes was it","was yes it there","yes was it there","yes it was 09:27
Laneythere","was it yes there","it was yes there","it yes ...09:27
Laney... was there"]09:27
Laneyhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/p/CVT9Hw9Rtv/09:30
Laneyproductised09:30
seb128:p09:31
seb128Laney, s/plymouth/accountsservice :)09:31
Laneyyeah09:32
seb128Laney, that's powerful script magic the permutation thing :p09:32
Laneyhaskell man09:32
Laneyit's the way09:32
seb128:)09:33
LaneyI'll file the instant apply bug if nobody else did09:35
seb128Laney, please do, thx09:38
Laneyif someone else do the small size one, and maybe duflu can nominate one/some for 'nvidia is borked' issues09:46
dufluLaney, I've been triaging them for hours, days09:47
dufluBut there's no bug for the shrinkage issue yet09:47
dufluPerhaps I'll just swap out my video cards again and make dinner09:48
Laneythat's OK, we can file it09:48
Laneybut I think we should also have a bug rls-ff-incoming tagged for things like 'you get a blank screen when selecting scaling sometimes'09:48
seb128Laney, we rls-ff-notfixed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1873403 at the time but I think we have enough confirmation now than we should revisit09:50
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1873403 in mutter (Ubuntu) "[nvidia] Screen turns off when trying to set some fractional scaling values" [High,In progress]09:50
Laneythink so09:50
Laneyso maybe put that one back to incoming09:51
dufluIt's the second hottest one... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=xrandr-scaling&orderby=-heat&start=009:52
LaneyI wonder if I saw that 200% one too09:54
Laneyit did feel big to me09:54
sil2100GunnarHj: did you get my last messages?09:55
dufluLaney what you see at that time is actually the cropping bug 187528509:55
ubot5bug 1875285 in mutter (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 20.04 Fractional scaling crops half the screen" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187528509:55
Laneyah, could be09:56
Laneysounds worth tagging too09:56
LaneyFiling the shrinky one also09:57
Laneythen I'll get back to other things09:57
dufluThe shrinking/cropping issue happens on Intel too, sometimes. And I suspect may be part of the cause of the other issues. So would be great for Marco to look at09:59
* duflu returns to Intel graphics and feels relieved 10:00
Laneyyeah seb128 said he saw it on non-nvidia10:03
Laneydone bug #187689410:05
ubot5bug 1876894 in mutter (Ubuntu) "Scaling is not reverted properly when disabling fractional scaling" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187689410:05
GunnarHjsil210:23
GunnarHjsil2100: Yes, and replied.10:24
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Trevinhomh, that shrinking I think just happens as the driver doesn't really scale down10:29
seb128Trevinho, hey! it's weird though, that happens if you turn off fractional scaling in gsettings, not if you see scaling to 100% in settings10:51
seb128Trevinho, weekly status update? ;)12:17
Trevinhoseb128: yeah sorry I already wrote a draft then I wanted to finish the gjs update13:00
seb128Trevinho, no worry, what is block the gnome-shell update? (at least to groovy), Debian got those uploaded last week, is there anything blocking us?13:01
Trevinhoseb128: I wanted to handle few fixes on the xrandr patch too and while testing I had an issue with the 2-in-1 I've here, so... this lead to some more fixes.13:02
seb128Trevinho, I would recommend to not do too much, there are some important fixes in .2 users are waiting for, best to do what is ready and another round a week later13:03
seb128Trevinho, you are doing your typical 'be side tracked by fixing one little bit more before claiming being done'13:03
seb128Trevinho, often you end up being still fixing one more issue a week later when you do that :)13:04
Trevinhosure sure, but some are easy enough while redoing uploads might take some extra time13:04
Trevinhowell the one I fixed was easy enough until i didn't start testing that lead to 1.5k new lines xD 13:04
Trevinhobut that's done at least, but since I wasn't sure it was a regression it took some more time initially13:05
seb128lol13:05
seb128don't rewrite gnome-shell in a SRU patch!13:05
Trevinhono, no... not adding either to the SRU for now13:05
Trevinhowaiting for upstream ack first13:05
seb128do you think there any chance your fixes address some of the nvidia scaling problems?13:05
Trevinhofor that13:05
Trevinhowhile for the xrandr could be, but a bit hard to figure13:06
Trevinhowithout actual testing :/13:06
seb128oh oh oh13:30
seb128it's meeting time!13:30
kenvandineindeed!13:30
seb128#startmeeting Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2020-05-0513:30
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seb128Roll call:  didrocks, duflu (out), heather, jamesh (out), jibel, kenvandine, laney, marcustomlinson (out), oSoMoN, tkamppeter, trevinho, robert_ancell (out), callmepk13:31
Trevinhoo/13:31
kenvandineo/13:31
callmepko/13:31
oSoMoNo/13:31
marcustomlinson\o13:31
hellswortho/13:31
Laney|O|13:31
seb128wooot, let's get started13:31
seb128#topic rls-bb-bug13:32
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seb128http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-bb-incoming-bug-tasks.html13:33
seb128no desktop entry13:33
seb128http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-bb-tracking-bug-tasks.html13:33
seb128everything assigned, wooot13:33
seb128I'm going to skip -ee from now on, I don't think it makes sense to accept new things for that serie at this point13:34
kenvandinemakes sense13:34
seb128we can still on special cases but probably doesn't need to be in the meeting13:34
seb128#topic rls-ff-bug13:34
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seb128http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-ff-incoming-bug-tasks.html13:34
seb128there are some 'noise' item (incomplete/already discussed&assigned), I will skip those13:35
seb128bug #187689113:35
ubot5bug 1876891 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "The fractional scaling toggle applies instantly and not when "Apply" is pressed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187689113:35
seb128I think it's an issue we should fix but I wouldn't consider it as rls target13:36
seb128it's a pretty specific case to pick a scaled value and then turn scaling off while it's selected13:36
seb128and the impact is limited, scaling is wrong but you still have a display so it's easy enough to change the value in the UI13:37
Laneyis it?13:37
Laneypick scaling, decide you don't want it, later want it again13:37
seb128let's say we didn't get any report so far13:37
Laneyat that point you get the old value before you picked whatever you want at the new point13:37
seb128I'm not discussing it's a bug, agreed it's not a nice behaviour13:37
seb128it just didn't get reported/mentioned by other users yet and is easy to recover from13:38
seb128anyway, that's my reasoning for giving a -113:38
hellsworthit seems like it should be fixed but maybe not super urgent13:38
seb128I'm happy to be overulled13:38
Laneyhere's what I think13:38
Laneyit's crap behaviour13:38
Trevinhothe problem is that we can't know the actual scaling value before activating it13:38
kenvandinei'd say we want it fixed for .113:38
Laneyand it's crap bugs that *we* introduced in a distro patch13:38
Laneywe should have a high bar for quality there13:38
Trevinhoso not really possible to do this... The only option is not to scale by default probably13:38
Laneyso I think we should be holding ourselves to a high standard here and accepting things like this13:39
seb128Trevinho, well, from the settings the control could be smart enough to change the value to an int one before doing the gsettings toggling13:39
hellsworthLaney makes a good argument.. i'm switching sides13:39
seb128still, we don't have data showing that users noticed/that it's a thing people do13:40
Trevinhoseb128: mh, *could* but it goes through the DBusAPI so need to be consequent, so may still cause some visual lag13:40
seb128anyway13:40
seb128vote?13:40
seb128-1 from me13:40
kenvandine+1 from me13:40
Trevinhoby default it would pick an integer value though13:40
Trevinhoonly if the user changed it previously it's a fractional, and imho this is fine13:40
hellsworth+113:41
Trevinho-113:41
Laney+113:41
oSoMoN+113:41
seb128k, nominating13:41
seb128kenvandine, do you think Robert can take on it since he added the UI?13:41
seb128and it's g-c-c13:41
kenvandinehe's got other time sensitive stuff13:41
kenvandinebut it might be a quick fix13:42
seb128unsure what would be a nice behaviour there13:42
Trevinhonot sure, unless we want 3 clicks to get it active13:42
LaneyI don't get why you have to fiddle with the value mutter knows about, it's just not connecting directly to the gsetting13:42
seb128maybe simply disabling the off switch if a scaled value is selected?13:42
Trevinholike -> toggle -> apply -> set scaling -> done13:42
Laneyit's completely fine to remember the previous setting, just don't apply it until they press apply13:42
Laneyso you can have a chance to change it13:43
Trevinhono way unless we implement changing monitor.xml from g-c-c13:43
Trevinhowhich isn't something we want13:43
seb128maybe should just disable the toggle if a scaled value is selected?13:43
Trevinhoonly option is to add other dbus APIs which I decided not to do not to move away from upstream 13:44
Laneydiscuss after13:44
seb128right13:44
oSoMoNyeah13:44
Laneyhopefully without the 'no way' kind of things13:44
seb128bug #187689413:45
ubot5bug 1876894 in mutter (Ubuntu) "Scaling is not reverted properly (appears shrunk) when disabling fractional scaling" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187689413:45
seb128I vote +1 to this one13:45
Trevinho+113:46
hellsworth+113:46
Trevinhoah, wait... MIGHT be WONTFIX for some things unfortnuately... as it depends on their toolkits13:47
Trevinholike it's for qt (telegram) and sometimes firefox13:47
seb128hum?13:47
Trevinhosame is already when you switch from 100% to 200%13:47
seb128for me it's 13:47
seb128 start session13:47
Laneyit works if you first pick 100% and then press apply13:47
seb128-enable scaling, 125%13:47
seb128disable the key13:47
seb128and g-c-c is underscale13:47
seb128resolution is 3200 in xrandr13:48
seb128instead of 190013:48
seb128pick 100% and it's fine13:48
Trevinhoah ok, that's fine then. g-c-c issue thouhg.13:48
Trevinhonot mutter, I can look at that.13:48
seb128not g-c-c13:49
seb128anyway, let's talk about this after the meeting13:50
Trevinhok13:50
RoyKI have an old laptop that hasn't been update for a while and I wanted to update it now, finding it's running 19.04 and nothing seems to want to update. Do I have to change repos?13:50
seb128http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-ff-tracking-bug-tasks.html13:51
seb128bug #186608813:51
ubot5bug 1866088 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu Focal) "Problems with the Dock setting of "Show on" in the Appearance tab" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186608813:51
oSoMoNRoyK, we're in the middle of a team meeting here, hold on for a few minutes if you don't mind13:51
seb128that's fix commited13:52
seb128assigning to Marco, it's pending review in the focal queue13:52
RoyKoSoMoN: np13:52
seb128bug #187633413:53
ubot5bug 1876334 in zsys (Ubuntu Focal) "[Focal] zsys does not clear out old snapshots, potentially filling up bpool" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/187633413:53
seb128jibel, you nominated that one, should be assigned to you or Didier?13:55
seb128assuming they will :p13:56
seb128#topic rls-gg-bug13:56
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seb128http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-gg-incoming-bug-tasks.html13:56
seb128no new bug on that list, either discussed or things to clean out as I said earlier13:57
seb128http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-gg-tracking-bug-tasks.html13:57
seb128fix commited ones13:57
seb128#topic update_excuses_by_team.html#desktop-packages13:57
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seb128Laney, want to do that one or should I? (I review the list earlier so I can do if you are not on top of it atm)13:58
seb128https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses_by_team.html#desktop-packages13:58
LaneyI didn't look, feel free13:58
seb128k13:58
seb128fonts-teluguvijayam: needs a MIR13:58
seb128I will do that, standard/easy font one13:58
seb128some libreoffice issues, hopefully only usual armhf retries, some are queued let's see next week if it's still an issue13:59
seb128libutempter needs investigating, I was going to poke at it13:59
seb128gdk-pixbuf is failing but the tests are new / just been added in Debian13:59
seb128the failures don't happen in Debian thoguh13:59
seb128anyone interested to poke at that?13:59
seb128libsoxr is a bit puzzling, it failed in focal and now again, failing to find pkg-config on i386, but it has one successful try on groovy which I don't explain14:00
seb128it looks like it's not set up for crossbuild, dunno how it worked that one time :/14:01
oSoMoNgdk-pixbuf: can do once I'm done with the firefox release and other things14:01
seb128oSoMoN, thanks14:01
seb128I will trello cards thing for reminder14:01
seb128libsoxr would be nice to make cross build friendly if anyone want to poke, but meanwhile I mp a hint to reset the result on i386 I think14:02
seb128it's not a regression14:02
seb128a14:02
seb128and that's it for proposed migration14:02
seb128#topic AOB14:02
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seb128any other topic?14:02
Laneysome items were mentioned on one of the incoming lists which we keep skipping14:03
Laneyanything we can do to get those off?14:03
seb128yes, I will get them off for next week, I had delayed assuming the .2 upload would clear off the list for us14:05
seb128but that is taking time, we should probably just accept nomination for things pending upload to get them off the list14:05
Laneycool thanks!14:05
seb128np!14:06
Laneyyeah I usually nominate and assign when uploading SRUs14:06
Laneyfor all the bugs fixed in that14:06
seb128right14:06
seb128thanks for pointing it out :)14:06
seb128anything else?14:06
Laneynot from me14:06
seb128(sorry, got some ping/side discussion going which created a bit of delay on the meeting)14:07
seb128thanks everyone!14:07
seb128#endmeeting14:07
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meetingologyMeeting ended Tue May  5 14:07:10 2020 UTC.  14:07
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hellsworththanks14:07
oSoMoNthanks14:07
oSoMoNthat's unfortunate, I was going to answer to RoyK's question…14:07
Laneyseb128: I don't see your merge proposal to the hints, link?14:08
LaneyTrevinho: soooooo are you saying that the UI is constructed from values that mutter gives you, and that these are different depending on whether that feature is enabled?14:08
TrevinhoLaney: yep14:09
Laneysad14:09
Trevinhoalso might be enabled then you change hw or screen and it changes...14:09
Laneyit's like keyed by some identifier?14:09
seb128Laney, sorry, I've it in a tab, going to submit in a minute14:10
TrevinhoLaney: what you mean? These values are provided once you tell mutter you support fractional values... So, in such cases it gives you a list of valid resolutions/scales and based on this we build the UI. so it would be impossible for g-c-c to guess them14:15
Laneyright14:15
Trevinhoalso because you could change resolution and set other scaling14:15
Trevinhoone option, that I suggested at the sprint, was to just keep this key on all the times, and then we have another UI option to show or not non-scaling14:16
Trevinhothat would fix also the other issue14:16
Trevinhobut i think it may be too late for this14:16
Laneyif you have the key on, and pick an integer value, is it shortcutting out all of the fractional code?14:16
Trevinhoyep14:17
Laneythat might be one way to do it then14:17
Trevinhonot all, but basically it's behaving the same14:17
Laneyif no performance impact *cough duflu*14:17
Trevinhonope because in such case would just use scaling of 1 of the X11 side and X in the widget side of things14:18
parclytaxelHello?14:19
Laneyit sounds like to fix it in the other way you'd need a new mode peeking api14:19
Laneywhich does indeed sound like more divergence than we want ideally14:19
parclytaxelI've been pointed here by an Inkscape developer14:20
parclytaxelInkscape 1.0's been released, and that other developer said I should ask you when you are going to package Inkscape for Ubuntu14:20
parclytaxelAre you planning to do it in the next few days? I'm not seeing 1.0 in the native repository, although it's available as a snap14:21
kenvandineparclytaxel: it is already14:21
kenvandine  latest/stable:    1.0-5b275a35d9-2020-05-03     2020-05-04 (7601) 148MB -14:21
kenvandinethe snap14:21
seb128parclytaxel, install the snap14:21
kenvandinepublished by inkscape14:21
parclytaxelI already have the snap. But it isn't really "native", like Firefox14:22
seb128you mean?14:22
kenvandinenative?  14:22
seb128the deb is udpated in the new Ubuntu serie, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/inkscape/1.0~rc1-414:22
parclytaxelThe snap doesn't use Ubuntu fonts for the dialogs and such14:22
kenvandinesnap is the preferred way14:22
seb128unsure if we will SRU to focal, I expect it's too much change for a SRU14:22
parclytaxelSRU?14:22
seb128stable release update14:23
seb128e.g for focal14:23
seb128stable updates usually include fixes, not big changes14:23
parclytaxelThe 0.92.5 version that is in the standard repos does use Ubuntu fonts14:23
seb128that's why snaps are great, you can get newer apps if you wish :)14:23
seb128that sounds like a bug in the snap to fix14:23
kenvandineparclytaxel: that's a bug then... 14:23
parclytaxelbut the other Inkscape dev said "we don't control the Ubuntu repos"14:24
kenvandineright, they don't14:24
seb128Laney, Trevinho, if you guys come to a conclusion, can you comment on the bug? I'm unsure that's a bug for Robert to fix or what we technically do with it at this point14:24
kenvandineparclytaxel: but they do the snap14:24
kenvandineparclytaxel: the snap is published by the inkscape team 14:25
kenvandineparclytaxel: can you please file a bug at https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/issues14:25
Trevinhoseb128: ideally would be -> migrate users with that key enabled to another key, and keep that on all the times.14:25
kenvandineparclytaxel: and if you give me the link i can probably fix it myself14:25
parclytaxelalright, I'm going to file a bug14:26
seb128Trevinho, I doubt you will see Robert do that work14:26
TrevinhoLaney: you think to something like that as well?14:26
kenvandineparclytaxel: thanks!14:26
seb128jibel, I've assigned you the zsys bug since you targetted it, feel free to reassign to Didier or delete the target if those are better resolution14:27
TrevinhoI'm ok to take it, probably worth to decide if we want migrate all or just who enabled already14:27
seb128Trevinho, please don't get distracted from the .2 updates, the dock fixes and the nvidia scaling (if you can help duflu)14:27
seb128then you can have a look to that if you wish14:27
Trevinhoyeah, I have already enough meat so not a super prio for me :)14:28
Trevinhoso if someone takes it I'm fine14:28
seb128well it's rls accepted now...14:28
seb128but yeah, let's do in priority order14:28
LaneyTrevinho: why another key? can stop g-c-c ever removing that from the list, and set the mode at the ui level instead no?14:29
Laneylike disable becomes queue a change to 100%14:29
Laneyand filter the values, and enable becomes unfilter the values14:29
TrevinhoLaney: how do you know whether is active at startup?14:30
Laneyfirst startup?14:30
TrevinhoLaney: ok, I see what you mean14:32
Trevinhoso in order to make apply work yes can be an option14:32
Laneyah, was writing some pseudocode but ok :p14:32
Trevinhoso, should be fine... we just queue a revert back to the suggested integer when disabling the toggle14:34
Laneyhttps://paste.ubuntu.com/p/PXVTjQj592/14:36
Laneyalso, agreed it could come after the other rls bugs14:37
TrevinhoLaney: I would have just one case though, when you enable and it was enabled already set to something non-100 it would set it immediately, no?14:38
Trevinhoah, ok well if we reset no. that's ok14:39
Laney:>14:41
kenvandineparclytaxel: i just tested and i'm definitely getting the ubuntu font in the inkscape dialogs14:43
parclytaxelkenvandine: I'm still typing out my bug report. While yes, there are instances of the Ubuntu font in most places, the bottom status bar does not use it14:44
parclytaxelI will show you the link when I have submitted it14:44
kenvandineok14:44
kenvandineplease include a screenshot14:45
kenvandinemy both status bar looks right14:45
parclytaxelkenvandine: here you go https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inbox/-/issues/265914:50
parclytaxelyou got it kenvandine?14:54
kenvandineparclytaxel: just a minute14:55
seb128Laney, https://code.launchpad.net/~seb128/britney/libsoxr-reset-version/+merge/383423 , sorry took me a bit to get back to it14:58
Laneythx!14:59
parclytaxelthis actually looks like a decent IRC channel14:59
seb128parclytaxel, :)15:00
Laneydon't have the energy to merge as15:01
* Laney cherry picks15:01
parclytaxel(decent in relation to #ubuntu - that channel is flooded with one-timers)15:02
parclytaxellemme reboot my system because I've done quite some package installing and uninstalling15:03
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