[01:39] good morning [01:40] hey callmepk :) [01:41] hay sarnold [01:43] Morning callmepk, sarnold [01:43] hey duflu :) [01:51] hey duflu === amurray_ is now known as amurray === popey9 is now known as popey [05:23] Good morning [05:24] morning jibel [05:34] Morning jibel [05:39] goood morning desktopers [05:39] Salut seb128 duflu callmepk [05:39] Hi seb128 [05:40] hey jibel duflu callmepk, how are you? [05:41] seb128, going well. Almost looking forward to the 4-day weekend but it will be a little busy [05:41] How are you seb128 ? [05:42] better, I feel less tired now, still having some annoyance from the cold but not enough to ruin the day [05:42] :/ [05:43] seb128, should we write our updates on Mondays still? [05:43] hi seb128 , i am okay [05:43] we usually said that if you are out on monday it was making sense to wrote it on friday instead, I plan to write mine today [05:43] seb128, yeah me too, but I mean without reference to a Tuesday meeting [05:44] it probably makes more sense than try to remember things on tuesday morning [05:44] ah [05:44] yes, the status update make sense even without meeting [05:44] though we could discuss changing the day and have people post on friday to wrap the week now [05:45] but it has been useful to write on discourse to let the community know what we are up to so we should keep doing that at least [05:48] seb128, I'm doing alright [07:10] good morning [07:16] salut didrocks [07:18] salut jibel [07:19] good morning desktoppers [07:19] Salut oSoMoN [07:20] jibel: force downgrading mesa in a VM ISO live session, was able to confirm your kde LVM fix worked and install ok to disk [07:20] thank you :) [07:20] oh, and morning all [07:23] sil2100: fyp to you as well ^ [07:23] *fyi [07:23] RikMills, Great! Thanks for the verification [07:24] salut oSoMoN [07:26] salut jibel, didrocks [07:26] morning RikMills [07:32] morning callmepk sarnold duflu jibel seb128 didrocks oSoMoN RikMills [07:32] Hi marcustomlinson [07:32] And hi didrocks and oSoMoN [07:33] hey marcustomlinson, duflu [07:35] good morning marcustomlinson [07:35] hey duflu [07:36] Good morning marcustomlinson [07:40] Morning o/ [07:43] Good morning Wimpress [07:45] Morning Wimpress [07:45] good morning Wimpress [07:45] * duflu realises desktop-icons-ng is actually a JavaScript app that runs separately to gnome-shell and isn't sure how to feel [08:00] morning Wimpress [08:00] hey Wimpress [08:02] \o/ [08:02] Hi sil2100 [08:07] Hello o/ [08:12] hey sil2100 [08:17] hey those I missed earlier, didrocks, oSoMoN, marcustomlinson, Wimpress, RikMills, sil2100 [08:17] hey seb128 [08:17] happy sort-of-friday and beta day! [08:20] heh, right :) [08:22] salut seb128, hey sil2100 [08:22] happy Frursday [08:27] also hey sil2100! [08:35] Morning marcustomlinson o/ [08:36] I made a snap of the Yaru MATE theme last night - https://snapcraft.io/gtk-theme-yaru-mate [08:36] The snapcraft.yaml is here - https://github.com/ubuntu-mate/gtk-theme-yaru-mate-snap/blob/main/snap/snapcraft.yaml [08:37] I am hoping that the gtk-theme-yaru-mate name is correct for the upcoming auto theme install feature? [08:38] I've not included icons in the snap, as I'm not sure if the auto snap theme install supports icons? === alan_g_ is now known as alan_g [09:01] ricotz, I have updated unity-menubar.patch for firefox 88, could you please push your latest changes to the beta branches so I can push it on top? [09:23] Wimpress: name looks good [09:25] Wimpress: will support icons as well as sounds too [09:26] Excellent. I'll include icons as well then. [09:26] Thanks marcustomlinson [09:41] Wimpress, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mate-system-monitor/1.24.1-0ubuntu1 has been waiting for verification for 203 days, you might be able to find someone to do that? also there is a comment for you there to unblock the screensaver SRU it seems (needs an update to the description) [09:42] Thanks seb128, I'll take a look. [09:42] thanks! [09:43] Ideally, all those packages would transition together. [09:43] we don't have an easy way to ensure that atm afaik :/ [09:44] Yeah, that's fine. I'll get the verification done. [09:45] But all those packages include an important fix for Portuguese users. [10:27] Wimpress: it'd search for icons in an icon-theme-yaru-mate snap. With that said, if you had the icons in the gtk-theme-* snap, it would likely work for people using both gtk and icon themes together [10:45] Any idea what package or configuration might be responsible for RTL language support? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xubuntu-default-settings/+bug/1920745 [10:45] Ubuntu bug 1920745 in xubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu) "Apps appear incorrectly when using an RTL language" [Undecided,New] [10:46] Reportedly, this affects Ubuntu, Xubuntu, and Ubuntu Mate. [10:48] jamesh: Thanks. So, I'll make a snap for the icon theme too. [10:52] Wimpress: I remember you were playing around with OBS Studio a while back. If you want to make your config more complicated, you might find this project I've been working on interesting: https://github.com/jhenstridge/obs-rtsp-source [10:53] Wimpress: it makes it relatively easy to integrate cameras shared over the local network into your scenes, with everything self organising for your next session [10:54] jamesh: I maintain the OBS snap still :-) [10:55] This plugin is include in the snap already, any interest to you? [10:55] https://github.com/iamscottxu/obs-rtspserver/ [10:55] Wimpress: this is kind of the opposite [10:55] Yeah, but I wondered if you're working with RTSP if it might be useful :-) [10:55] There's also this https://github.com/HewelDesign/OBS-Websocket-Tally-Light [10:56] But I've not tested it yet. [10:56] Hook up a camera to another computer (I'm using a raspberry pi), run the software on that node and be able to add that as a source [10:56] I am making extensive use of OBS Websocket. See https://snapcraft.io/obs-cli [10:56] Uses Avahi to automatically detect when the camera is available/not available and restart the source [10:57] so no need to hard code IP addresses or host names [10:57] Sounds similar to what NDI can do, but more available. [10:57] I'll add yours to my list of plugins to add to the snap. [10:59] I'm basically trying to reproduce the workflow of the old dvswitch software with OBS [10:59] but with less faffing around to get things set up before an event [11:09] Wimpress: sorry for the misleading answer. yeah, for sounds it'd also be sound-theme-blah [13:23] Thanks for confirming marcustomlinson [13:24] oSoMoN, pushed [13:24] ricotz, thanks [15:35] good morning desktopers [15:36] hi [15:36] hello there :) [15:36] hi folks :) === ijohnson is now known as ijohnson|lunch [16:56] Hi hellsworth! [16:56] Can you please take a look at bug #1696250. I'd like to see hide-startcenter-desktop-file.patch dropped, and in the email thread mentioned in the latest comment oSoMoN said he'd be comfortable with doing so. [16:56] bug 1696250 in libreoffice (Ubuntu) "Please hide Start Center and Math" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1696250 [16:56] hi there GunnarHj [16:57] ok i'll take a look today :) [16:57] Great! [17:58] bye all, have a good easter weekend! [18:11] cheers and eat lots of chocolate! [18:36] Hi. I'm trying to test an iso of ubuntu desktop 21.04 beta and after make a bootable usb drive with the iso it does not boot. It gets stuck after selecting an option in grub. I suspect that, as my computer does not have EFI and has BIOS instead and the usb drive created with that iso has a gpt partition table instead of mbr, that prevents from booting I check a usb drive with ubuntu 20.04 and it has a mbr partition table [18:52] On my laptop, the same usb drive boots without any problem. It has EFI. [18:56] marcustomlinson: good morning :) hehe [18:59] mrnhjs: uhoh :) can you file a bug on that, https://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/ suggests that should be filed against https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/syslinux/+filebug [19:12] Ok. Thanks. I'm gonna try again and if I have no success I'll do it. [19:25] hellsworth: o/ [19:26] I logged into IRC for the first time in a week or so today and saw you sent me messages about Orca and Ubiquity. [19:27] I "know" about Ubiquity, but I can direct to members of the community who have been researching this particular bug if you're still seeking people? [19:32] Hi Wimpress ! I am in contact with some mate testers but I'm more interested to talk to who would maintain the ubiquity in mate... can you point me *that* way? [19:49] hellsworth: Well, that's me :-) [19:49] In that, whatever MATE "support" Ubiquity required, I added it. [19:50] well then i've pointed you to the bug in question :) [19:50] why is the Install panel done with elevated privs? I think that's standing in the way of orca doin its thang [20:05] hellsworth: Interesting. I have not knowingly done anything to create that Install and Superuser user launcher. [20:14] Wimpress: could you check to see what is different there from the normal ubuntu installer then? because that install panel is not with elevated privs and orca works just fine [20:15] Yep. [20:15] We've got a long weekend here, so I'll have a dig around. [20:15] many thanks! [20:15] I might go a check some old releases, because it did used to work. === ijohnson|lunch is now known as ijohnson [20:24] that was a long lunch