[00:48] goood morning [05:09] goood morning desktopers [05:10] Morning seb128 #firstpost [05:11] hey duflu , how are you? [05:11] ;-) [05:11] seb128, going OK. You? [05:24] duflu: thanks for the tips of Mutter testing yesterday. That was enough to work out how to check that Xwayland was activating on both sockets. [05:24] jamesh, I did hardly anything. No problem [05:26] It looks like there are some people who see breaking the abstract socket support as a good thing, but hopefully they'll accept the patch [05:29] Yeah I know what it's like [05:33] jamesh, there's a red cross on the merge request because you just need to add an issue URL or MR URL to the bottom of each commit [05:33] -just [05:34] duflu: there didn't seem to be any for other revert commits. Would you suggest the MR's URL again, or the bug? [05:35] jamesh, I'm never sure so usually use both. If you prefix the issue with "Fixes: " or "Closes: " then it will get automatically closed [05:36] and you were probably looking at manual commits GNOME developers do without going through CI [05:36] duflu: I've got the second commit saying it fixes the issue. I didn't squash the two together to make it clear what was new. [05:36] duflu, I'm alright thanks [05:37] jamesh, ah yes the robots already noticed the bug being fixed [05:38] duflu: I should have mentioned why I was reverting the commit in the message though, so it would make sense to reference the bug. I'll do that [06:19] good morning desktoppers [06:27] lut oSoMoN, comment ça va ? [06:30] salut seb128, ça va bien, et toi? [06:30] ça va aussi mais va falloir marcher sous la pluie pour aller à la garderie :-) [06:35] c’est presque aussi efficace que le café pour se réveiller [06:51] good morning [06:59] Morning oSoMoN and didrocks [07:12] hey duflu [07:26] lut didrocks , comment ça va ? [07:27] morning all [07:27] seb128: ça va, petite nuit comme d’hab, en plus le bruit du vent (100km/h cette nuit) n’aide pas, mais la maison a tenu (moins les affaires de chantier sur le terrain par contre) [07:27] hey jibel [07:27] lut jibel [07:28] salut didrocks seb128 [07:28] didrocks, c'est bon alors, si le loup vient souffler ça tiendra :-) [07:28] exactement :p [07:48] morning callmepk seb128 duflu jamesh oSoMoN didrocks jibel and other desktoppers [07:48] Morning marcustomlinson [07:49] hey marcustomlinson [07:52] hey marcustomlinson , how are you? [07:52] seb128: well thanks, yourself? [07:53] salut didrocks & jibel, good afternoon duflu, good morning marcustomlinson [07:58] hey marcustomlinson and morning/afternoon seb128 duflu jamesh oSoMoN jibel [07:58] hi marcustomlinson [07:58] Afternoon callmepk [07:58] good afternoon callmepk [07:58] hey callmepk [07:58] good afternoon jamesh [07:59] marcustomlinson, I'm alright, having a kid home with an upset stomach though, might be another fun day... [08:02] yo [08:04] hey Laney , how are you? [08:05] what's the word on the candidate images? [08:07] hi seb128, I'm ok [08:07] what word are you after? [08:07] I don't know anything more than https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/groovy-gorilla-20-10-release-status-tracking/18647 [08:08] I saw you made some comment about swap I think, I was wondering if that meant there was some bug around swap handling found in the ISO testing === didrocks999 is now known as didrocks [08:08] yes, it's referenced in that document and fixed (has a strikethrough there) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-image/+bug/1900718 [08:08] Ubuntu bug 1900718 in Ubuntu Image "ubuntu-image turns non-sparse swapfile into a sparce file forcefully" [Critical,In progress] [08:08] also that topic didn't get much updates, hard to say if nothing got tested, if things are being validated and looking good so far [08:09] ah, I guess I didn't understand how to read the topic [08:09] it didn't show in recently edited on discourse and there was no new post [08:09] I didn't realize that it was like a wiki being edited [08:09] thanks [08:09] it's a wiki post, gets edited [08:09] yo Laney [08:09] moin oSoMoN [08:10] is there an history log [08:10] seems like there is [08:10] Laney, sorry for the stupid question then [08:10] top right, there's a pencil thing [08:10] np! [08:10] TIL [08:10] :-) [08:11] wikis are making a comeback [08:12] hey Laney, oSoMoN [08:20] yo didrocks! [08:25] there is a command that tell if a package is seeded on one of the ISO right? [08:27] Morning Laney [08:32] seb128: yeah, seeded-in-ubuntu [08:32] hey duflu [08:33] Laney, thanks [08:35] hey Laney [08:35] seb128: :/ hope the wee one gets better soon [08:36] marcustomlinson, thx! [08:39] hey marcustomlinson [09:38] xnox, the lightdm-gtk-greeter failure you report, that was in a vm right? [09:39] (it does fail in boxes here, something in the libgl stack according to valgrind, but works on real hardware) [09:41] seb128: yes, VM, libvirt with virtio (cirrus?) graphics. [09:42] k === cpaelzer__ is now known as cpaelzer [14:32] I just added some super basic content to the release notes [14:33] more welcomed [14:54] good morning desktopers [14:54] good morning hellsworth [14:55] hey there oSoMoN [14:58] jibel: I've tried again that nvidia machine, however I'm not getting the nvidia driver loaded on reboot, I thinkk it's because I?m egtting some errors about the kernel Lockdown... But it's weird as I've set the password and I put in during reboot, any advice? [14:59] xnox, ^ any advice? [14:59] Trevinho, and you selected to install 3rd party drivers in ubiquity? [14:59] yes, and gave my pw... [15:00] Trevinho: no mok; nor pw should be needed for nvidia [15:00] i've the nvidia stuff installed, but not running as the module doesn't load [15:00] Trevinho: matching lrm should be installed for nvidia; which should be signed by the right key..... [15:00] eh, it's not the case i think [15:01] Trevinho: can you please open the bug report against ubiquity with $ ubuntu-bug ubiquity => such that we can check the logs of what got installed [15:01] xnox: can I check the driver key? [15:01] Trevinho: btw, was it offline install? [15:01] Trevinho: yes $ modinfo should tell you which key has been used to sign a module [15:02] xnox: nope, not this time, but last week I was getting it working with both online and offline [15:02] cool. [15:02] $ ubuntu-bug ubiquity => please such that i can munch on the logs =) [15:02] xnox: can I pass that info so you can check the signature? [15:02] ah ok [15:03] xnox: want me to retry with an offline install first? [15:03] assuming you can do that =) and have enough graphics to complete that. [15:03] I disable the updates thjugh [15:03] Trevinho: nah, no need. [15:06] hey hellsworth [15:07] hey there marcustomlinson [15:09] Good morning hellsworth [15:11] hi jibel :) [15:15] xnox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1900865 [15:15] Ubuntu bug 1900865 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "NVIDIA drivers aren't running after fresh groovy install with Secure Boot enabled" [High,New] [15:17] not sure you also want the full dmesg for the reboot session [15:24] Trevinho: you should try the latest iso ;-) [15:25] BUT I think you did find a bug [15:26] shrug, that lightdm-gtk-greeter thing doesn't make much sense, the greeter log on the livecd has [15:26] Failed to load module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gio/modules/libgvfsdbus.so [15:26] libgvfscommon.so: failed to map segment from shared object [15:27] also installing focal on a vm and updating systemd makes it unhappy [15:27] but on different error [15:27] gdbus thread error [15:30] Thanks Trevinho, efficient contribution :) [15:31] Laney: well the only difference was libfreetype iirc no? [15:31] libfontconfig o something like that, so... [15:31] shim-signed too [15:31] ah ok :P that could change things [15:32] well, I repeated with the iso test I did yesterday so let me know if you want one more [15:32] with latest [15:33] sure, once there is a new wiouth without nvidia-455 [15:33] new image* [15:36] feels important https://i.imgur.com/TZjnB5B.png :P [15:37] ping me when needed [15:44] it works fine on real hardware, which is even stranger... [15:44] why would those 'failed to map segment from shared object' be different on virtual? [16:10] Trevinho: try again with 20201021.1 please? [16:10] Trevinho, can you sync 20201021.1 and try again? [16:10] ok [16:11] I WON! [16:26] net or not net? [16:26] * Trevinho will go without, as typing the coworking password is annoying enough :D [16:26] tell me which one you do and I'll do the over [16:26] other* [16:27] k, I'll do net [16:33] those XDG_RUNTIME_DIR warnings are nothing important, right? [16:35] it's important but never fixed, it's because ubiquity spends its time raising and dropping privileges [16:35] so it tries to use xdg_runtime_dir from the other user [16:37] not sure I should ever work much on installer myself as I'm totally affected by the "Progressbar watching disease" [16:38] what it that? [16:39] ahaha, maybe it's just me, but when there's a progress bar I can't stop stearing at it :D [16:39] lol [16:39] spinners are somewhat better, as I don't hope for an end... [16:39] hopefully I am not affected [16:40] imagine if I would. I roughly submitted 7800 results to the tracker, 10min/install that's a lot of minutes watching progress bards [16:40] bars* [16:41] roughly 53 days, 24h a day [16:41] lol [16:45] damn I assume http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/groovy-desktop-amd64.iso.zsync is not updated right? I was looking at the timestaps, intead of the SUMS... [/me redoing] [17:07] kenvandine, have you seen that I submitted a couple of merge requests against gtk-common-themes? [17:12] !26 is the important one, !27 is mostly cosmetics [17:43] Trevinho: use the dated directories at this point, not those symlinks [17:44] Laney: yeah, it's installing now [17:45] goOOOOOOOOOOOd [17:51] but jibel says it worked so I'm confident enough :> [17:53] aaaand... no drivers installed :o, and I *did* select to install them.. unless I'm stupid, but I've been asked for the password so... [17:53] where was it the install log? [17:53] ah I remember [17:54] Laney: so without network it still fails [17:55] as it tries to install 455 and they're not available.... [17:55] you got the wrong image [17:55] No... [17:55] 455 is removed from the new one completely [17:55] no trace of it [17:56] Laney: this is with http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20201021.1/groovy-desktop-amd64.iso.zsync [17:56] Laney: something changed, as before I was getting the wrong driver installed [17:56] now NO driver installed [17:57] * Trevinho connects... [17:57] pastebin the syslog? [17:58] Laney: yeah, I'm on it [17:58] and what does ubuntu-drivers list say? [18:01] Laney: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XyMwBxtMG7/ see around line 2294 [18:01] Laney: well, now it may say things, but before network was just blank [18:01] ok, on list no 455 [18:03] and yes it was 20201021.1 [18:05] what is in that file [18:05] /run/ubuntu-drivers.autoinstall or something like that [18:05] Laney: connected? [18:05] ah, ok sorry [18:05] I read run... [18:06] it's just a content :D [18:06] Laney: I've not that [18:07] scripts/simple-plugins: ubuntu-drivers install $FREEONLY $NOOEM --package-list /run/ubuntu-drivers.autoinstall || \ [18:07] this thing [18:08] that's where ubuntu-drivers records what it needs to install [18:09] not sure if some other needed log may have been attached, but I've opened https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1900888 [18:09] Ubuntu bug 1900888 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "NVIDIA drivers aren't installed on latest groovy image when network is disabled" [High,New] [18:09] I dunno what's going on, I'm looking in this iso and there is no mention of 455 anywhere [18:22] Os [18:22] oSoMoN: yeah, I'll look tomorrow, off today [18:24] Laney: bah, I don't have that file neither during install... [18:24] lol [18:24] Trevinho: I think we see what the problem is [18:24] we didn't respin the images hard enough [18:26] merci for the testing! [18:26] de nada [18:28] kenvandine, oh, enjoy the day off then! [18:29] Enjoy is a stretch, digging up my old flower bed to make room for new stuff. [18:30] that sounds GREAT! === niko is now known as nuka