[02:08] Huh. [02:09] Which one is incorrect: the dep8 documentation, or autopkgtest's implementation? [02:11] The *documentation* says that the cwd should be the root of an unpacked source package, but it seems my test is getting run with `PWD==$AUTOPKGTEST_TMP`. [02:12] However - if I pass `--shell-fail` to autopkgtest it drops me in a *shell* at the root of the unpacked source package, after my test fails because it hasn't been run in the root of an unpacked source tree 😠 [02:38] baaa https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adsys/0.8ubuntu1/+build/23203405 [02:38] RAOF: pretty sure that the documentation is correct [02:39] RAOF: but curious to see what's going on in your case [02:43] yeah, pwd should be correct there [02:48] So, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4DvYp9YjW6/ is the test file. [02:49] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qgbRsjzFz9/ is the relevant autopkgtest output. [02:52] Dear paste.ubuntu.com, why do you want me to login [02:53] RAOF: line 13? [02:54] 🤦‍♀️ [05:13] themill: That was changed recently, presumably due to the spam & illegal activity junk that was often hosted there. === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [07:36] mwhudson: thinks that is something to do with doko's recent python3.10 patches synced from debian [13:16] hello [13:17] does someone know what package or files are used in the live images for the first screens where one chooses the language to boot into? Dees someone have a hint on that? The edition I am interested in is Desktop ISO [13:18] I have asked some time ago, but it was evening and no one knew the answer [13:20] I remember cjwatson had provided me with very useful insights in the past, when seeking for answers. Here is the project, just this time I intend to make a full version : https://linuxvillage.org/blog/2022/01/13/bento-openbox-remix-20-04-core [13:20] melodie: I think htat's just ubiquity too [13:20] hi juliank [13:21] * subiquity now [13:21] pre-kernel, there used to be a boot menu in old releases where you could select languages and kernel options and stuff; that was isolinux, but since some time we use grub everywhere [13:22] oerheks: if you use server [13:22] or the new test installer [13:22] I have rebuilt for the last couple days, using Xubuntu as a basis and Customizer as the tool (https://github.com/kamilion/customizer) I modified a few things but not ubiquity and when I test the ISO after rebuilding, half the start menus fall back to Englishg [13:22] -g [13:22] English [13:23] I'll reboot virtualbox now and make a pic [13:24] this is what I get, https://wtf.roflcopter.fr/pics/vnse9V0f/jqfSdFCr.png [13:25] ah that's isolinux [13:25] juliank, what can I do to fix it? [13:25] edit files in isolinux/ on the image` [13:26] I think it fails because you replaced the word Ubuntu so the translations did not match up [13:26] the image does not contain text [13:26] sorry image wrong understanding from my part [13:27] I have edited the txt.cfg file [13:27] I don't know of other files I should edit [13:27] the files related to languages are binaries [13:28] melodie: yeah, I guess they need to be built from source somehow [13:28] but why bother [13:28] because I'd like it to be clean as it used to be [13:28] but (a) you only see it on BIOS systems and (b) later Ubuntu versions don't have that anymore anyway [13:29] so once you start building 21.10 or 22.04 it doesn't matter anymore :) [13:29] yes, you are right, but at same time, this is a very light and snappy one, so it is meant for oldies [13:30] when I install to newer versions I prefer to provide Xubuntu, or Ubuntu if the users like it [13:30] 22.04 doesn't have it? [13:30] (I stick to LTS) [13:30] how do people select their keyboard layout? [13:30] no, 22.04 uses grub on BIOS like in UEFI [13:31] ubiquity pops up after boot and asks you [13:31] ah ok [13:32] I just had a thought, I haven't looked in the bootloader cpio archive if there is a txt.cfg file or such [13:32] I have changed the background images there, but that's it [13:38] oerheks, what is subiquity comparted to ubiquity? [13:39] (I'll search... ) [13:39] melodie: subiquity = server ubiquity [13:40] juliank, I thought so, I just wondered as oerheks said "subiquity now" [13:41] melodie: there's a new desktop installer that's subiquity-based-ish [13:42] ubiquity is a frontend for debian-installer basically, subiquity installs using curtin instead [13:42] juliank, I never install servers, therefore I wouldn't know about the specifis [13:42] specifics* [13:43] I am just trying to produce the best Bento Openbox ever :) [13:43] I know it would be best to use seeds, but I really can't make time to learn all the ins and outs, this is not in my reach [14:54] I think I happened to see an UEFI option in Virtualbox once, but I can't find it now. Can someone confirm? [15:16] melodie, vm settings > system > enable uefi [15:31] thks alkisg [17:07] seb128: does the feature freeze apply to the slideshow in case we wanted to make more changes? [17:09] ahoneybun_, no, it's graphical and string changes so it's UIF [17:14] UIF? UI Feature Freeze? [17:23] ahoneybun_, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserInterfaceFreeze [17:27] I found it after a bit of Googling but thank you for the link! === genii-core is now known as genii [19:15] ginggs: General inquery on the status of python3-defautls: What's holding it back at this point from migrating? [19:16] Eickmeyer: samba / adsys nonsense [19:17] mwhudson: Oof, yikes. [19:17] yeah but it's only one package now i think [19:18] Oh, that's at least manageable.