[06:51] good morning desktoppers [07:25] Morning oSoMoN [07:26] hey duflu [07:54] good morning [07:54] hey duflu and oSoMoN [07:54] Hi jpnurmi [08:09] good morning [08:09] Morning didrocks [08:27] good morning all [08:33] hey duflu, jibel [08:34] Hi jibel [09:00] hi jpnurmi, salut didrocks & jibel [09:00] hey didrocks and jibel [09:01] goood morning desktopers [09:02] salut seb128 [09:03] salut oSoMoN, jpnurmi & seb128 [09:03] good morning seb128 [09:08] Hi seb128 [09:16] lut oSoMoN didrocks, hey jpnurmi duflu, how are you? [09:16] seb128, going well. You? [09:18] zZzZ [09:18] jpnurmi: det regnar :-( [09:18] I’m good :p hey Nafallo! [09:19] Nafallo: som vanligt [09:19] I'm doing good, feeling more awake than yesterday at the same time of the day [09:19] Hi Nafallo [09:19] hi guys :-) [09:19] jpnurmi: well, google säger att det ska snöa i en vecka från imorgon ;-) [09:20] I'm starting to think I need to get a properly remote work and relocate somewhere warmer :-P [09:21] Nafallo: hmm, inte enlight yr.no [09:21] duflu, I'm alright [09:21] we're dreaming of retiring to philippines one day in the distant future :) [09:22] hey Nafallo [09:22] Nafallo, it's 30-40 degrees every day here and rained once only since December. Be careful what you wish for [09:23] duflu: but you have poisonous critters everywhere instead? :-D [09:23] Yeah watch out for the drop bears [09:23] I'm pretty sure I rather get wet than dead :-P [09:24] Last time anyone died from a venomous spider here was the 1980s I think [09:24] Don't quote me on that [09:25] excluding tourists? oh wait... pandemic :-P [09:26] but yeah. it's like bears in Sweden. it's been like 2 deadly attacks the last century, and at least one of those the guy shooting at the bear. [09:29] we had a lynx stopping by and saying hi to the dogs just a few meters from the fence [09:30] oh wow. those are usually shy. [09:32] i wasn't around but i got a horribly fuzzy video from the neighbor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrtzgivZv8Y [09:33] wow. that's so cool! [09:33] sweden's mini tiger :D [09:35] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx [09:35] Wait, that's also the name of a band [09:37] duflu: well played ;-). made me remember the UDS where the UK staff had a lot of Lynx (UK's name for Axe) with them :-P [09:39] Oh right, not actual axes. Yes it's called Lynx here too [09:39] haha. yeah... they didn't bring axes across the Atlantic and passed US customs indeed ;-) [09:40] seb128: remember what city that was? I remember it had a pool on the roof and wireless Internet, but not what it was called :-P [09:44] no I don't :) [09:47] Dallas rings a bell... [10:07] o/ [10:47] hello desktopers! [10:47] hello ricotz [10:47] hey oSoMoN [10:48] didrocks, hi, is the component mismatch of "libreoffice recommending www-browser" solvable? [10:50] I am wondering why such virtual package dependencies are not resolved with main packages first before trying universe [11:55] ricotz: want to rewrite apt? :p Didn’t we say we first have firefox to fix this? [11:55] the browser is not the only one btw, you have more recommends in component-mismatches now [11:56] ricotz: just find another rdepends trying to pull a browser I guess and try to do the same for libreoffice, I would say [11:56] didrocks, firefox already provides www-browser, so the upcoming snap transition would be affected [11:57] libreoffice is not the first one trying to recommends a browser, so I’m sure we can find other example in main and handle it the same way [11:57] so this is basically some apt command and checkinge the pulled in packages? [11:57] (then dillo and tk-html3 needs to be looked at as well) [11:57] ricotz: yes. It’s based on the output of germinate IIRC [11:58] so basically, this is what the iso would pull [11:58] I see :\, the graph is kind of bogus in this case [11:58] seb128: hey, btw, for you libhandy -> glade [11:59] ricotz: https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/component-mismatches-proposed.html for a textual version [12:00] yeah, how "www-browser" is resolved there seems kind of random [12:01] so basically putting "firefox" first as alternative is the only way or dropping the recommend completely [12:03] didrocks, hey, thx [12:21] ricotz: unsure it’s the only way (you can ask Colin Watson he would know better), but it’s a reliable way for sure [12:53] good morning [13:16] mozjs signed tags be69fb3 Jeremy Bicha ubuntu/91.5.1-0ubuntu1 * mozjs91 Debian release 91.5.1-0ubuntu1 * https://deb.li/iWGUR [13:18] good morning jbicha [13:22] good morning jbicha [14:10] o/ I reverted back from Wayland to Xorg and it seems I can't attach files from inside google chrome, keybase (both debs), nor firefox snap [14:10] I guess they all use portals and they stopped working on X? [14:10] Trevinho: I'm waiting to package gnome-settings-daemon 42 Beta until I see how it works with the new gnome-shell & friends. I'll have to add some package Breaks for the screenshot changes. [14:11] Feb 15 15:08:52 jak-t480s Keybase[1661470]: The peer-to-peer connection failed: Timeout was reached. Falling back to the session bus. Your application is probably missing --filesystem=xdg-run/gvfsd privileges. [14:11] Feb 15 15:09:35 jak-t480s nautilus[2994117]: The peer-to-peer connection failed: Timeout was reached. Falling back to the session bus. Your application is probably missing --filesystem=xdg-run/gvfsd privileges. [14:12] Yeah I also cannot start nautilus [14:14] gvfs-daemon.service was hanging Feb 14 12:50:02 jak-t480s gvfsd[1358261]: got no contact to IPC$ [14:19] jbicha: are there an plans for a ppa or maybe uploading to experimental for the mutter and gnome-settings-daemon beta 2 stuff? [14:19] beta not beta 2 [14:21] T_revinho is working on mutter. g-s-d 42 Alpha is already in Jammy/Experimental. The 2 commits of interest are the latest media-keys changes to https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-settings-daemon/-/commits/master [14:22] our plan is to get mutter & gnome-shell into jammy-proposed this week [14:23] Ah.. Good good. That will be very useful to work against. [14:33] hey jbicha, how are you? [14:44] good [14:50] jbicha, how is the new GNOME packaging going? do you need help with any of the items? [14:54] I didn't file a bug for tracker-miners yet. It built for me with Debian's icu/experimental so my guess is the problem is python 3.10 but I haven't investigated much [14:55] you could open a bug to start anyway? [15:01] kenvandine, hey, bug triagE? [15:03] he seems not around, I will review anyway [15:03] http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/rls-mgr/rls-jj-incoming-bug-tasks.html [15:04] bug #1960458 [15:04] Bug 1960458 in at-spi2-core (Ubuntu) "patch git_socket_dir.patch causing FTBFS in gspell" [Undecided, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1960458 [15:05] I nominated and think it's a regression so we should figure it out, I've been poking and giving details upstream so I will assign it to myself [15:05] bug #1960387 [15:05] Bug 1960387 in fprintd (Ubuntu) "fprintd crashed with SIGSEGV in log_v() from usbi_log() from libusb_unref_device()" [Medium, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1960387 [15:06] duflu mentioned it's the most reported fprintd error so probably worth targetting, I would vote +1 [15:06] Trevinho, ^ [15:07] seb128: yeah, I think it's due to libgusb issue plus we'd probably need https://github.com/libusb/libusb/pull/1073/ [15:07] Pull 1073 in libusb/libusb "Fix late transfer free's" [Open] [15:08] Trevinho, ack, I can cherry pick that fix, I'm adding to my list [15:08] seb128: nice, libgusb also is goiung to be updated.. [15:08] I was trying to update libfprint yesterday and we found all these issues [15:09] updated like a new release? I will handle it once it's out [15:09] seb128: yeah, I've it ready for being sponsored, but didn't ask yet because of those issues that are leading to crashes [15:09] Trevinho, ah, ok, well let me know when you need sponsoring [15:09] next bug on the list is also for you [15:09] sure [15:10] bug #1960898 [15:10] Bug 1960898 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu) "Wayland sessions crash with Gjs:ERROR:../gi/interface.cpp:101:bool InterfacePrototype::has_instance_impl(JSContext*, const JS::CallArgs&): assertion failed: (args[0].isObject()) from