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callmepkgood morning01:48
dufluBelated good morning, callmepk 02:56
callmepkSorry for late greeting duflu 05:11
dufluI meant I was late :)05:12
callmepkYeah, but I was also late to reply you :|05:12
seb128goood morning desktopers!06:12
Maikgood morning seb12806:13
dufluMorning seb128 06:17
didrocksgood morning06:56
jibelhi all06:58
didrockssalut jibel 07:00
jibelSalut didrocks, ça va?07:08
didrocksjibel:ça va, et toi ?07:12
didrockstrying to add a printer to my system -> fail07:15
didrocksdetection works, adding the driver works, but then, no printing (just task is ending, as if it was printing)07:16
didrocksthis printer used to work like a charm on older version than our LTS07:16
jibeldidrocks, ça va bien merci. 07:30
jibeldidrocks, what is the printer?07:31
jibelhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems07:31
JanCsome printer drivers aren't good at detecting when a document is too large (or too large to be printed at once)07:31
JanCat least, that's my impression  :)07:32
didrocksjibel: epson stylus photo rx56007:33
* didrocks looks at the wiki07:33
JanCmight be useful to mention if the printer gives an error or not  :)07:33
didrocksno, task is ending successfully07:39
didrocksjust nothing happens07:39
didrockstkamppeter: hey, I filed it with the logs from the wiki on bug #189198707:44
ubot5bug 1891987 in cups (Ubuntu) "epson stylus photo rx560 is detected, added, but when printing, task is ending up immediatelly with success" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/189198707:44
Laneysup yo08:06
didrockshey Laney 08:08
marcustomlinsonmorning desktoppers08:11
didrockshey marcustomlinson 08:11
Laneymoin didrocks marcustomlinson 08:21
dufluMorning didrocks, jibel, Laney, marcustomlinson 08:24
marcustomlinsonhiho didrocks Laney duflu08:24
callmepkmorning didrocks jibel Laney marcustomlinson 08:25
marcustomlinsonhey callmepk08:25
didrockshey duflu, callmepk 08:32
Laneyguten morgen duflu and callmepk!08:38
* Laney loves the hello game08:38
Laneynever take it away from me08:38
dufluAh a morning person08:38
jibelalso called the fish tank game.09:12
xnoxsomehow i rebooted with sddm instead of gdm10:53
dufluI hear that fixes a few things :)10:56
dufluAnd good night10:56
julianktkamppeter: what you think about seeding sane-airscan so we get driverless scanning out of the box in groovy?11:10
luna_are you having a Desktop meeting today?11:13
tkamppeterdidrocks, I will look into it.11:14
tkamppeterjuliank, yes, this is my intention. Have you seen my MIR already?11:15
julianktkamppeter: No I haven't seen it, but it's good to know11:15
juliankI found it11:16
tkamppeterbug 189168211:16
ubot5bug 1891682 in sane-airscan (Ubuntu) "[MIR] sane-airscan" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/189168211:16
juliankvery excited :)11:17
tkamppeterjuliank, we will soon be able to print, scan, and fax on all modern mulri-function devices, without needing drivers, with Groovy.11:21
juliankNow I just need such devices11:22
juliank:D11:22
juliankBut like this opens up buying Brother devices11:22
tkamppeterAnd someone later, you can take an old printer, and old scanner, a Raspberry Pi, and a serving trolley to build your own professional multi-function device which also works all driverless with Linux.11:23
juliankPersonally I don't have a scanner, and an older Brother laser printer (HL-2130), none are network capable, or even powered more than like a few mins a year11:23
juliankI do have a scanner actually, but it's an old HP MFP11:24
juliankThe ink dried out all the time, so I got a used laser printer :)11:24
tkamppeterThe printer and the scanner for your DIY multi-function device do not need to be network-capable, if they print with Linux and scan with SANE no problem.11:24
juliankbecause like, one page per quarter is not going to keep your ink working :)11:24
juliankRight11:25
juliankThey are on a table with wheels11:25
tkamppeterThe old HP MFP together with the Raspberry Pi can be turned into a modern multi-function device.11:25
juliankI just don't have enough power sockets :)11:25
tkamppeterYes, on the table with wheels they get even a professional multi-function device.11:26
juliankBut in any case, if my parent's HP multifunction device fails, they can now get a Brother, or a Canon for that matter11:26
tkamppeterThere are power strips available for few bucks in any hardware store.11:26
juliankI have some power strips chained into each other11:27
juliank:D11:27
tkamppeterYes, any modern device which is supposed to work with a phone, works, independent of manufacturer, this is the wonderful world of driverless printing.11:27
juliankAt least their HP printer still "works"11:28
juliankYOu need to open and close it if you want to print color11:28
juliankthe color ink cartridge is a bit broken I suppose11:28
juliankAnd they have Instant Ink which means talk to customer support to request a new one11:28
juliankBut apart from color ink failing every 2 years, it's OK11:29
tkamppeterAnd if the scanning on a modern device does not work, the author of sane-airscan helps you to fix the quirk in a few hours.11:29
tkamppeterIf you print only once in a quarter get a laser, there is no ink to dry out.11:30
tkamppeterAnd if its a photo to print one in a quarter, take your USB stick to the drugstore.11:30
tkamppeterThis is a hardware problem which we cannot solve at OpenPrinting.11:31
juliankYup11:31
juliankMy parents they unfortunately insist on having a color printer11:31
juliankAnd like 100€ they think is very expensive for a printer11:31
juliank(multi function printer)11:31
juliankOtherwise they'd get a nice laser printer too11:32
tkamppeterThere are also cheap color lasers, and if they do driverless IPP (print from phone) they work with Linux.11:32
juliankthis printer cost 60€ and is 4 years old, and they spend 3€/month on ink11:34
julianksurprisingly this came out cheaper than buying the expensive model with the cheap ink11:34
juliankWell, maybe not, I estimated a 2 year life time IIRC11:35
juliankno printer before it survived that long11:36
juliank(and IIRC 5y for the expensive one)11:36
juliankBUt I can't find the spreadsheet :(11:36
* juliank has 0 trust in HP printers11:36
tkamppeterThere were HP lasers in former times which are still around, older than 10 years.11:37
tkamppeterI am working on printing with Linux for exactly 20 years now:11:37
tkamppeterhttps://openprinting.github.io/OpenPrinting-News-August-2020/11:37
juliankHP lasers were good, some are good11:37
juliankbut these cheap 60€ inkjets were always a desaster11:38
julianktkamppeter: congratulations?11:39
tkamppeterThey probably last simply the 2 years which are the minimum guarantee required in the EU.11:39
tkamppeterThanks.11:39
juliankNot sure if this one lasts longer because it gets fed with instant ink subscription cartridges rather than free market ones11:40
juliank#conspiracy11:40
tkamppeterPrinters are loss leaders, the printer is sold with loss and the manufacturers earns with ink.11:41
marcustomlinsonthat's interesting11:59
LaneyBig Ink12:04
ricotzheya desktopers!12:24
marcustomlinsonhey ricotz12:33
KGB-0gnome-shell tags dbb7fef Marco Trevisan ubuntu/3.36.4-1ubuntu1_20.04.2 * Debian release 3.36.4-1ubuntu1~20.04.2 * https://deb.li/3QxWy12:37
KGB-0gnome-shell ubuntu/focal 6eebbea Marc Deslauriers debian/ (5 files in 2 dirs) * Import Debian changes 3.36.4-1ubuntu1~20.04.2 * https://deb.li/quXG12:37
hellsworthgood morning desktopers13:26
luna_hello hellsworth 13:29
WimpressHi hellsworth o/13:29
hellsworthhi folks :)13:29
Wimpress#startmeeting Desktop Team Weekly Meeting - 2020-08-1813:30
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WimpressRoll call:  didrocks, duflu, hellsworth, jamesh, jibel, kenvandine, Laney, marcustomlinson, oSo_MoN, seb128 , tkamppeter, Trevinho, robert_ancell, callmepk13:30
marcustomlinson\o13:30
Trevinhoo/13:30
hellswortho/13:30
jibel\o13:30
kenvandineo/13:30
callmepko/13:30
luna_o/13:30
didrocks999o/13:30
WimpressHello all o/13:30
seb128\o_13:30
Wimpress#topic rls-bb-bugs13:31
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Wimpresshttp://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-bb-incoming-bug-tasks.html13:31
Wimpresshttp://launchpad.net/bugs/188850513:31
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1888505 in libreoffice (Ubuntu) "Two-finger touchpad zoom extremely sensitive" [Low,New]13:32
WimpressNot sure that is rls critical?13:32
seb128it was discussed and was meant to be untagged no?13:32
WimpressTagged as wontfix13:32
Wimpresshttp://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-bb-tracking-bug-tasks.html13:33
hellsworthoh yes thank you Wimpress 13:33
Wimpresshellsworth: np13:33
Wimpressbb-tracking all looks in hand.13:33
Wimpress#topic rls-ff-bugs13:34
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Wimpresshttp://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-ff-incoming-bug-tasks.html13:34
Laneynotfixing not wontfix fwiw13:34
WimpressThanks Laney 13:34
KGB-0gnome-control-center ubuntu/master 09b77b5 Sebastien Bacher debian/patches/0029-applications-Use-new-snapd-glib-API-for-labelling-Sn.patch * remove patch that isn't needed anymore * https://deb.li/yiwU13:34
Wimpresshttp://launchpad.net/bugs/189147613:34
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1891476 in gtkmm3.0 (Ubuntu) "gtkmm3.0 ftbfs in focal" [High,Confirmed]13:34
seb128(shush KGB-0, don't tell me off for pushing commits during a meeting!)13:35
kenvandinelol13:35
seb128I've no strong opinion on whether a ftbfs is a rls issue in a stable serie13:36
seb128what do other think?13:36
kenvandineit is a little concerning that something was uploaded to break that13:36
seb128well, that package didn't change much for a while13:37
seb128so could well be a toolchain update and we didn't catch it because it was not rebuilt during the cycle13:37
seb128anyway, do we +1 or -1 that?13:37
LaneyI think it should be, if there was another fix needed then this would block that13:37
seb128I would tend to -1 personnally13:37
seb128if we need to do an upload fixing the build as well makes sense13:38
WimpressSo, what to do?13:39
didrocks999I think we should link that to another fix as well (do we have a VCS just to stage the patch there and avoid investigation if we don’t find the bug when looking at it?)13:40
seb128Wimpress, you decide :-)13:40
WimpressThat sounds sensible. Land the patch but but don't upload until something else requires with upload?13:40
seb128I think it doesn't need to be targetted, Laney seems to have a preference for doing it13:41
seb128staging in the Vcs wfm13:41
WimpressOK.13:41
kenvandine+113:41
WimpressYou owning that seb128 ?13:41
seb128k13:41
Wimpresshttp://launchpad.net/bugs/189147813:42
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1891478 in orca (Ubuntu) "orca ftbfs in focal (amd64 only)" [High,Confirmed]13:42
LaneyIt's less helpful than ideal for e.g. the security team, but maybe that's ok13:42
LaneyMarcus might want that one ^-13:43
marcustomlinsonok13:44
seb128thx13:44
WimpressDone13:44
Wimpresshttp://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-ff-tracking-bug-tasks.html13:44
Wimpressseb128: Do we review things tagged Wishlist?13:45
seb128yes13:47
Wimpresshttp://launchpad.net/bugs/189173313:47
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1891733 in language-selector (Ubuntu Focal) "Support better Arabic font" [Wishlist,Confirmed]13:47
WimpressLooks like Laney and GunnarHj are working on that one.13:48
seb128GunnarHj seems to be on that so I would soimply assign to him13:48
Laneyyeah, not me, I just gave my (wanted or not) opinions :-)13:48
Laneybut Gunnar is actively on it13:48
WimpressI think that concludes ff-tracking as we know about the SPICE issue.13:49
luna_assigned it to GunnarHj 13:49
Wimpress#topic rls-gg-bugs13:49
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Wimpresshttp://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-gg-incoming-bug-tasks.html13:49
WimpressAll fine.13:49
Wimpresshttp://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-gg-tracking-bug-tasks.html13:49
WimpressAlso fine.13:50
Wimpress#topic update_excuses_by_team.html#desktop-packages13:50
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Wimpresshttps://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses_by_team.html#desktop-packages13:50
luna_Can say Firefox 80 will be released next week, if someone feels like packing :P 13:51
seb128icu migrated that gave us a shorter report :-)13:51
seb128luna_, Olivier will be back to handle that13:51
luna_seb128: perfect 13:51
seb128Wimpress, nothing to worry about there, firefox/thunderbird are partially victims of reverts done to get icu to migrate13:51
luna_got reminded when i saw 78/79 on the top of the list13:51
seb128dnsmasq is being handled by others13:51
WimpressOK13:52
seb128libreoffice and udisks are known to be flaky and being retried13:52
kenvandinei read that as retired :)13:52
WimpressYeah, I uploaded some packages last night. Random failures on arm. Rebuilds worked.13:52
Wimpress#topic AOB13:53
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WimpressAnyone have anything?13:53
seb128kenvandine, you wish :)13:54
didrocks999nothing for me13:54
kenvandine:)13:54
tkamppeterAnyone in the desktop team wants to own golang-gopkg-ini.v1?13:54
seb128https://trello.com/b/sdyPskaS/gnome-33813:54
seb128please help13:54
seb128I can't handle that alone13:54
Laneyudisks was meant to get unflaky with the latest upload, guessing that didn't work13:55
Wimpresstkamppeter: WHy are you interested in that package?13:55
tkamppeterTo complete bug 189115713:55
ubot5bug 1891157 in golang-github-openprinting-goipp (Ubuntu) "[MIR] ipp-usb" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/189115713:55
seb128Laney, there is a 2.9.1 out, I'm waiting for that to be uploaded to see if that makes a difference and if not I will spend some time on it13:55
tkamppeterTo replace the flaky and now deprecated ippusbxd by ipp-usb13:55
tkamppeterTo make IPP-over-USB reliably work.13:56
Laneyseb128: ok, I was heading towards asking for us to assign that as a task :>13:56
WimpressSounds like you have a vested interested in maintaining that package tkamppeter :-)13:56
kenvandineindeed13:57
tkamppeterhttps://openprinting.github.io/OpenPrinting-News-August-2020/#ipp-over-usb-ippusbxd-and-ipp-usb13:57
tkamppeterAs last mean I take it.13:57
tkamppeterIs Go itself alreadfy in Main?13:58
Wimpresstkamppeter: Yes13:58
WimpressAnything else to discuss?13:58
luna_Can i ask another random question, when kinda does the Translation things for Groovy starts?13:58
kenvandinetkamppeter: i think your use case is the only interesting one for desktop13:59
seb128Laney, I'm going to card it so we don't forget with a note to test with .1 to start 13:59
LaneyGREAT!14:00
seb128:-)14:00
WimpressAll done?14:00
tkamppetersnapd is written in Go? Am I right?14:00
kenvandineyes14:00
didrocks999(but they are vendoring their deps, so not using that package)14:00
seb128luna_, it's already started, https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/14:01
tkamppeterSo Snaps will only get into ChromeOS when the guys rewrite snapd in Rust.14:01
LaneyEOM14:01
seb128indeed!14:01
Wimpress#endmeeting14:01
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meetingologyMeeting ended Tue Aug 18 14:01:35 2020 UTC.  14:01
meetingologyMinutes:        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-desktop/2020/ubuntu-desktop.2020-08-18-13.30.moin.txt14:01
luna_seb128: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/groovy/ Translation page is not available14:01
luna_Translations for this release series are not available yet.14:01
seb128thanks14:01
hellsworththanks14:01
WimpressThanks everyone14:01
luna_seb128: but maybe thats just me 14:01
seb128luna_, wfm but I'm in a translators team, could you ask on #launchpad ?14:02
seb128maybe they forgot to set a flag or something14:02
luna_seb128: sure 14:02
seb128thx14:02
Laneytkamppeter: there's some stuff about golang under https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionProcess#Reviewing_a_bug14:04
tkamppeterLaney, thanks, I will look into it.14:09
GunnarHjluna_, seb128: Fixed the access to groovy translation. My mistake. :(14:21
seb128GunnarHj, you did? cjwatson said he was doing it from the launchpad side14:22
luna_GunnarHj: it happends thanks seb128 and cjwatsson :)14:22
GunnarHjseb128: It's a checkmark at https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/groovy/+translations-admin14:22
seb128GunnarHj, he updated https://wiki.canonical.com/Launchpad/Translations/UbuntuOpenings to not blocked anymore on ubuntu-translators-coordinator in the futur, we discussed on #launchpad and didn't think that was needed14:22
seb128GunnarHj, https://wiki.canonical.com/Launchpad/Translations/UbuntuOpenings?action=diff14:23
GunnarHjseb128: I don't have access to those pages. Probably different issues.14:24
seb128k14:25
seb128GunnarHj, well, the issue was 14:25
seb128GunnarHj, <cjwatson> seb128: We emailed ubuntu-translation-coordinators and nobody responded.  https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-translations-coordinators/msg11556.html14:25
seb128GunnarHj, so the launchpad team didn't do the next step to enable those waiting for a coordinator to tell them to continue14:25
GunnarHjseb128: Ack14:26
ricotzLaney, did your LO 7.0.1~rc1 armhf rebuild go well?14:31
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* hellsworth is curious about that too14:32
Laneyongoing14:34
Laneyhttps://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/4212/+build/1984260114:35
ricotzalright14:36
ricotzthis looks more like the expected *hang*14:36
ricotzand it will timeout eventually14:36
ricotzLaney, ^14:38
hellsworthand that was with gcc10 right?14:38
ricotzyes14:38
ricotz1:7.0.1~rc1-0ubuntu0.20.10.2 is the better option to pick14:39
LaneyI dunno14:40
Laneysomeone's going to need to debug this if it does time out14:40
hellswortho/14:41
ricotzfailed now14:41
hellsworthseems like maybe we should go with 7.0.0 though because 7.0.1 isn't released for 2 weeks still14:41
ricotzno, please use this release candidate version14:42
hellsworthwhy?14:42
hellsworthwe should use released versions14:42
ricotzthis is for groovy which contains all kind of beta/rc releases14:43
hellsworthhmm ok so then putting release candidates in the development series is fine?14:43
ricotzand 7.0.1 already contain a lot of bug fixes compared to 7.0.014:43
hellsworthit does indeed14:44
ricotzyes, that is what the devel release is for, imho14:44
hellsworthright ok sure if rc is fine to "release" in groovy then i'm fine with it but would like Laney's take14:44
Laneyit's ok, we do it for gnome after all14:45
Laneyjust as long as the final release has a proper stable release in it14:45
hellsworthokey dokey focusing on 7.0.1 rc it is then14:46
ricotzhellsworth, I have updated the git branch14:46
hellsworthi guess the next thing to do is launch autopkgtests on ricotz's 7.0.1 build with gcc914:46
hellsworthok thanks!14:46
ricotzhellsworth, the gcc9 armhf patch is in another branch14:47
ricotzbut to eventually get somewhere is would be better to do for this upload14:47
hellsworthoh yes that is a better plan14:47
hellsworthok i'll build with the gcc9 patch for a final build in a ppa and run tests14:48
ricotzhellsworth, so directly take the prerelease ppa source tarballs and use the git branch14:48
hellsworthyes i will absolutely use your tarballs :)14:48
ricotzplease to repack or redo things14:49
ricotzok :)14:49
ricotzto/don't14:49
ricotzpushed https://git.launchpad.net/~libreoffice/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/log/?h=ubuntu-groovy-7.014:49
Laneyhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-10/+bug/189162314:50
ubot5Ubuntu bug 1891623 in gcc-10 (Ubuntu) "Can't build Libreoffice with gcc-10, always ends with a Segmentation Fault" [Undecided,Incomplete]14:50
hellsworthok cool. all the things in the ubuntu-groovy-7.0 branch14:50
hellsworthLaney: do you know why it was made incomplete? 14:51
ricotzLaney, thanks, please add the ICE output14:51
LaneyI don't have the output14:51
Laneyit didn't crash in the compile14:51
ricotzjust the two liner I pasted14:52
Laneysomeone else can take this over please, it's incomplete because it needs some more information for doko to go on14:52
ricotz /<<PKGBUILDDIR>>/dbaccess/source/core/api/StaticSet.cxx: In member function ‘virtual com::sun::star::uno::Any dbaccess::OStaticSet::getBookmark()’:14:52
ricotz /<<PKGBUILDDIR>>/dbaccess/source/core/api/StaticSet.cxx:47:1: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault14:52
hellsworthi can take over but need guidance14:53
hellsworthi'll paste that rico14:53
ricotzty14:53
Laneyricotz: lost your Launchpad password? ;)14:53
Laneythat's clearly not enough to work on the bug anyway14:54
ricotzhellsworth, let me add this bug reference to the git commit14:54
hellsworthyes good14:54
ricotzLaney, yeah, it is not something to reproduce easily and fast :\14:54
ricotzbjörn would likely know his way here14:55
Laneyhellsworth: you need to run a build on a machine you control (e.g. the pi or a cloud instance) and then when it fails get a backtrace [if a test crash] or the information requested in /usr/share/doc/gcc-10-base/README.Bugs14:56
hellsworthok thank you i will go that route14:59
Laneynot much fun though, sorry :(15:01
hellsworthright it's the lay of the libreoffice land15:01
hellsworthwho would know about how to increase the size of an lxd container?15:01
hellsworthis that a dok_o question ?15:01
Laneyunlikely15:02
LaneyI think there's a #lxc or #lxcontainers or something where you might find friendly people15:02
hellsworthah yes great idea thank you15:02
hellsworthi need to fix that to be able to troubleshoot autopkgtests locally15:02
hellsworthbut a local build i have not done. so who knows what adventures await me :)15:03
Laneyprobably is quite disk intensive15:10
hellsworthfine for a pi to sit off to the side and work on15:11
KGB-1gnome-control-center tags c3ae304 Sebastien Bacher upstream/3.37.90 * Upstream version 3.37.90 * https://deb.li/i2Q4n15:40
KGB-1gnome-control-center upstream/latest 479beb0 Sebastien Bacher * pushed 81 commits * https://deb.li/XrAj15:41
KGB-1gnome-control-center pristine-tar 058b61d Sebastien Bacher gnome-control-center_3.37.90.orig.tar.xz.delta gnome-control-center_3.37.90.orig.tar.xz.id * pristine-tar data for gnome-control-center_3.37.90.orig.tar.xz * https://deb.li/trXi15:41
hellsworthricotz: if it all passes, this could be the releasable build of 7.0.1~rc1: https://launchpad.net/~hellsworth/+archive/ubuntu/libreoffice11/+packages16:16
ricotzhellsworth, thanks! but please don't alter the packaging16:20
ricotz-USE_GIT_TARBALLS=n16:21
ricotz+USE_GIT_TARBALLS=y16:21
hellsworthhmm yeah you're right16:22
hellsworthi'll cancel this build and redo it16:23
ricotzhellsworth, ok16:24
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hellsworthricotz: https://launchpad.net/~hellsworth/+archive/ubuntu/libreoffice1217:19
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ricotzhellsworth, sorry, for being pedantic, but doesnt completely match the git branch20:11
ricotzas I mentioned earlier I added the bug reference20:11
hellsworthbut we need the changelog to say groovy instead of UNRELEASED20:11
ricotzyes, of course, but you didn't pull the last branch20:12
ricotzjust ignore it20:13
ricotzdon't force-push though20:13
hellsworthi'm building from https://git.launchpad.net/~libreoffice/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/commit/?h=ubuntu-groovy-7.0&id=f9dcff6e6ed2473ce930fb6035444daa67c6632120:16
hellsworthjust changing the changelog to say groovy20:16
hellsworthmy branch is up to date20:16
hellsworthif you would like me to push this change then i can for the sole purpose of having the branch and build exactly the same..20:17
ricotzhellsworth, I am sorry, I looked at the wrong way :(20:18
ricotzall good, sorry20:19
hellsworthno worries :)20:19
hellsworthyou're keeping me on my toes..20:19
ricotzI am still pumped after doing some sport :)20:19
ricotzyeah, feel free to push the changelog finalization20:20
ricotzhellsworth, regarding your PPAs, you can cancel builds which are obsolete but still running20:26
ricotzhttps://launchpad.net/~hellsworth/+archive/ubuntu/libreoffice11/+packages20:27
hellsworthyeah thanks i forgot to cancel those..20:27
ricotzdid you make progress with yaru style?20:29
ricotzI guess making it an extra source package might be easier to maintain and faster to update20:30
hellsworthwell the other libreoffice themes are in their own packages too, like libreoffice-style-elementary21:16
ricotzhellsworth, are there plan to upstream it, which would make things easier21:51
ricotzI assume it is still possible for LO 7.121:51
ricotzand yeah, the style have their own *binary* package, but are part of the libreoffice *source* package21:55
ricotzwhat I meant is a separate *source* package21:56

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