[00:15] good morning [01:52] Morning all! [01:59] good morning [03:07] morning pieq Maik [03:48] Morning pieq, Maik, callmepk [03:55] morning (almost noon though) duflu [04:53] Good morning [05:18] Morning jibel [05:23] morning jibel === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer [06:05] hi duflu and callmepk === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer [06:53] morning callmepk pieq Maik duflu jibel and desktoppers [06:53] morning marcustomlinson [06:53] Hi marcustomlinson [07:06] good morning [07:07] Salut didrocks [07:07] salut jibel [07:07] Morning didrocks [07:08] hey didrocks [07:09] hey duflu, marcustomlinson [07:11] Salut marcustomlinson [07:38] goood morning desktopers [07:41] Morning seb128 [07:41] hey duflu, how are you? how was your weekend? [07:42] seb128, it was nice. Got a few things done and saw family. You? [07:45] hey seb128 [07:50] duflu, it was nice enough, though it has been raining most of it. We did assemble some new furnitures and did watch some tennis on TV, nothing fancy, mostly relaxing [07:50] hey marcustomlinson, how are you? had a nice weekend? [07:51] seb128: productive yeah, lots of repairing of things around the house, so not so relaxing :p [07:52] seb128: As regards translations and gnome-software/snap, I suppose we should add "X-Ubuntu-Use-Langpack: yes" to gnome-software anyway. Would that possibly help wrt the snap? [07:53] hey GunnarHj, I don't see how it would help with the snap? [07:53] hey seb128, GunnarHj [07:54] the snap doesn't use the same prefix and doesn't have read access to the langpack directory [07:54] Morning didrocks! [07:54] lut didrocks, en forme ? [07:54] seb128: I thought that the snaps might include the langpacks... [07:55] Probably not then. [08:02] yo [08:03] seb128: un peu mal à la tête, mais ça va [08:13] hey Laney, good long weekend? [08:14] shrug, I didn't notice the eth cable unplugged from the wifi router when I moved it [08:14] GunnarHj, the snap has some UI changes and extra strings so it couldn't use the translations from gnome-software directly, you can only have on domain [08:14] one [08:15] hey Laney, how are you? had a nice weekend? [08:15] didrocks, outch, manque de sommeil ? trop picolé ? ;-) [08:15] going to be a busy week, GNOME .1 and product sprint [08:17] seb128: It sounds that merging gnome-software translations into the snap manually could help then. But let's listen to Ken's input first. [08:19] GunnarHj, if you know how to do that automatically or easily ... [08:20] seb128: Unfortunately I don't. [08:20] GunnarHj, it sort of was discussed on https://bugs.launchpad.net/snap-store-desktop/+bug/1878672 [08:20] Ubuntu bug 1878672 in snap-store-desktop ""_Permissions" string not translated" [High,Confirmed] [08:20] see my comment there [08:21] GunnarHj, the snap does a msgmerge but that leads to fuzzy strings in some cases [08:21] seb128: même pas, justement, aucune idée, et c’est lancinant (ça vient et ça part, bizarre…) [08:22] hey Laney [08:22] didrocks, :-( [08:24] seb128: This is not ideal. How many translators know that they need to go to https://translations.launchpad.net/snap-store-desktop to translate Ubuntu Software? [08:27] GunnarHj, I had emailed the translators list about, unsure what else we could do? [08:30] seb128: That's the channel we have. I might post a reminder. But there should really be a smooth way to import gnome-software translations. Might play around later. [08:32] GunnarHj, I see the way is to rebase the fork on the current gnome-software git [08:32] that would include refreshing the .po to their current version [08:33] seb128: That was over my head. :-/ [08:36] GunnarHj, well, snap-store is maintained as a forked version of gnome-software, so rebase on the current source of gnome-software should mean bring to the po/ to its current upstream content [08:36] the .po in the source dir are not modified [08:37] seb128: Ah, now I see. Sounds reasonable. Would you mind if I make an attempt to update gnome-software first? [08:37] GunnarHj, please do [08:38] ok [08:44] hey marcustomlinson seb128 didrocks [08:45] I wonder if I do something wrong or if that's configuratble [08:45] break was very nice thanks, who says you can't have a good holiday with rain/wind all the time :p [08:45] do other also get annoyed that gbp buildpackage doesn't let the tree in a clean state? [08:45] having to git clean -fdx or similar after a test build is annoying [08:46] (It's better now that I googled how to properly use clean, before I ended up doing a clean -f and a manual rm of some subdirs :p) [08:50] seb128: One question, so I don't mess up things again: Should I start with debian only, or is there some special import procedure when both debian/master and ubuntu/master exist? [08:50] GunnarHj, start from debian/master, do the gbp import there, then yes you git checkout ubuntu/master and git merge debian/3.38.0-1 (or whatever Debian version you just tagged) [08:51] do forget to gbp pull before doing the import :p [08:51] seb128: Got it. Nope, won't forget gbp pull. ;) [08:52] gbp should really autopull for us [08:52] or at least ask a 'are you sure you want to import on an outdated checkout' [08:52] if you want to try maybe to write a patch :) [08:53] Good idea. (The patch will have to wait.) [09:38] seb128: you can pass --git-export-dir=../build-area/ (or set that in config) and then it gets exported to there before building, that might be more like what you want maybe [09:39] Laney, is that how you do it yourself? [09:39] or do you just manually git clean after the testbuild? [09:39] (or build another way, maybe that's what I'm doing wrong?) [09:39] I have it set, yeah [09:40] I will do that then, copying the masters can't be wrong :) [09:40] thx! [09:40] BUT [09:40] * seb128 pauses [09:40] I always build in sbuild by doing gbp buildpackage -S and then sbuilding the .dsc [09:40] so I probably wouldn't have the same problem anyway [09:41] right, I'm lazy and don't do that usually, especially not for minor updates [09:41] ya [09:41] I just gbp buildpackage on my normal system [09:41] it's fine, just saying that I might not have noticed if this isn't enough for you [09:41] I think it is though [09:41] right [09:41] well, I wil try and see how it goes :) [09:42] you just clean up the build area every so on [09:42] often* [09:43] that's fien, will reming me from the bzr times :) [10:11] seb128: Did the Debian part. Good if you check and upload before I continue. Especially check out the latest commit (I don't really know what I'm doing, but it made dh_missing happy.) [10:11] https://salsa.debian.org/gnome-team/gnome-software/ [10:14] GunnarHj, removing the .a there makes sense yes [10:15] GunnarHj, the update seems fine to me [10:16] Will you upload if I finalize d/changelog? [10:16] seb128 ^ [10:24] GunnarHj, yes [10:27] seb128: Ok, done. [11:34] GunnarHj, gnome-software, you are going to update for Ubuntu? I didn't review the changes but that might need a ffe? [11:34] (would be nice to have the updated serie though) [11:34] I've uploaded to Debian [11:35] Great, thanks! [11:37] seb128: I'm just preparing an Ubuntu upload. What do you mean by updated serie? [11:38] GunnarHj, 3.38 (vs 3.36 we currently have) [11:39] GunnarHj: any problem with uploading a new default wallpaper to groovy? [11:39] Laney, could you do the new tepl sponsoring for Olivier in Debian? [11:39] UIF wise [11:39] later, I'm working on that now and raspi image in parallel [11:39] Laney, the abi changes so packages got renamed, which means binNEW which means a binary build and I'm out of clean Debian env to do the build atm [11:39] seb128: Right, ok. I'll file a FFe request then. (There are quite some changes...) [11:40] between other updates and the sprint I'm probably not going to resolve that before a bit [11:40] GunnarHj, thanks [11:40] Laney: No problem. [11:40] Laney, no hurry, just if you can squeeze that in at some point [12:58] GunnarHj, the ubuntu-software dummy package can go now [12:58] GunnarHj, also the depends in universe is fine now that the source moved to universe [13:00] seb128: Ok, let me drop the dummy then. But please note that I enabled langpacks... [13:03] GunnarHj, I saw, that's fine, it can probably go directly to Debian though? [13:03] it's just a control tag [13:04] seb128: Yeah, the thing is that I came to think about it only after I had finalized debian... [13:05] GunnarHj, stage it in the vcs for next upload? [13:06] seb128: Maybe I misunderstood "the depends in universe is fine now". [13:06] GunnarHj, also unsure why the polkit build-depends is required in Ubuntu but not Debian? [13:06] GunnarHj, - Disable malcontent for now as it's not in main yet [13:06] we can revert that change, gnome-software has been demoted to universe [13:07] seb128: Because of dh_translations. But indeed, I can stage those changes in Debain's VCS. [13:08] seb128: I see. Then I'll need to figure out the nature of the change. [13:08] GunnarHj, I basically sync we could sync gnome-software [13:08] think we could sync rather :) [13:09] seb128: So it seems. Maybe I should prepare another Debian upload? [13:10] GunnarHj, that would be fine, or we could so an ubuntu1 and sync when Debian does the next upload [13:11] seb128: Ok, that's probably good enough. [13:17] gnome-control-center tags c7f9346 Sebastien Bacher upstream/3.38.1 * Upstream version 3.38.1 * https://deb.li/3Uru1 [13:18] gnome-control-center pristine-tar ed3545e Sebastien Bacher gnome-control-center_3.38.1.orig.tar.xz.delta gnome-control-center_3.38.1.orig.tar.xz.id * pristine-tar data for gnome-control-center_3.38.1.orig.tar.xz * https://deb.li/3SKe4 [13:18] gnome-control-center upstream/latest 75de78c Sebastien Bacher * pushed 17 commits * https://deb.li/NkrM [13:39] gnome-control-center signed tags f8d49f0 Sebastien Bacher ubuntu/1%3.38.1-1ubuntu1 * gnome-control-center Debian release 1:3.38.1-1ubuntu1 * https://deb.li/Pdhz [13:39] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master c38f312 Sebastien Bacher * pushed 26 commits (first 5 follow) * https://deb.li/3JNys [13:39] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master 32d094b Dušan Kazik po/sk.po * Update Slovak translation * https://deb.li/nGcv [13:39] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master f386ca6 Cheng-Chia Tseng po/zh_TW.po * Update Chinese (Taiwan) translation * https://deb.li/iwk4n [13:39] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master 5d42f20 Efstathios Iosifidis po/el.po * Update Greek translation * https://deb.li/lG8c [13:39] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master 35e1577 Hui Wang panels/sound/cc-sound-panel.c * sound: update the profile list after getting the signal from gvc * https://deb.li/3Pkty [13:39] gnome-control-center ubuntu/master 2cb8709 Arne panels/sound/cc-subwoofer-slider.c * sound: fix subwoofer slider * https://deb.li/5N6G [13:44] glib debian/master Simon McVittie * [open] merge request !9: WIP: clean up unmanaged libraries * https://deb.li/i4Dze [13:52] glib Simon McVittie 195746 * commented merge request !9 * https://deb.li/3iJt2 [13:58] glib Simon McVittie 195747 * commented merge request !9 * https://deb.li/i2uBC [14:05] glib Simon McVittie 195749 * commented merge request !9 * https://deb.li/3UM3G [14:07] glib Didier 'OdyX' Raboud 195750 * commented merge request !9 * https://deb.li/itDJM [14:14] glib Simon McVittie 195753 * commented merge request !9 * https://deb.li/3I7Ie [15:12] jibel, it seems that the /efi directory is back in the ISO images [15:12] I think it has different capitalization than before [15:13] but it's there [16:04] seb128: got to reject your nautilus, sorry, you can't do that substitution in an arch:all package :( [18:05] Laney, thanks for catching that one, do you have an opinion on how to fix it? I'm leaning toward moving the apport script into the nautilus binary... === seb128_ is now known as seb128 === Trevinho_ is now known as Trevinho === eruditass_ is now known as eruditass