=== Eickmeyer[w] is now known as Eickmeyer [03:44] Hi. Has jammy been pushed to beta? [03:46] yes [03:48] Thanks. Fantastic job, folks! [06:09] https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-22-04-testing-week/27491 [08:26] hrrm, Ubuntu 22.04 presumably won't have next Thunderbird-ESR series ?? 102? 103? with Matrix support? [08:33] enyc: ah thanks for the pointer, I didn't know about matrix support in thunderbird! Thunderbird gets updated regularly so it'll get the update eventually. For now, I'll try enabling it from the config editor: https://matrix.org/docs/projects/client/mozilla-thunderbird [08:40] alkisg: hrrm well aiui its more experimental in earlier versions... curious what you find out about when next ESR would be declared and all that please =) [08:40] enyc: no idea about ESR versions, but I've been using thunderbird in ubuntu for ages, and it's been updating regularly to newer versions [08:41] (the normal, non-esr version) [08:44] enyc: example: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=thunderbird ==> focal shipped with version 68, while focal-updates currently has version 91 [08:49] Hmm I added my matrix account and it says it authenticated, but I can't locate the UI to send messages... And whatever I put in `Tools > Join chat` doesn't seem to do anything; I wonder if I'm using the wrong string for the channels I add there [08:56] alkisg: how updatincg to newer versions? a PPA? flatpak? snap? upstream binaries? [08:56] alkisg: I'd be tempted to try Matrix Element native client first ............ [09:03] enyc: it's normal apt ubuntu updates without doing anything at all [09:03] Like any other .deb ubuntu program [09:03] alkisg: which thunderbird version is it then? [09:03] Currently 91, and later on, newer versions will arrive [09:04] See the link that I pasted above [09:05] alkisg: hrrm aah yes as per pkg databaes, well the thing is the versions mozilla provide and ubuntu provide seem to be 91.x ESR series [09:05] whereas matrix development and exposure seems to be in newer 'series' 102 etc [09:06] https://developer.thunderbird.net/planning/roadmap [09:11] We'll just wait a while then :) [10:29] Hello everyone, I have a question about locale support in 22.04 [10:34] do go on [10:55]  Thank you, I added to the Abkhazian language to glibc 2.35 and Gnome 42, but I couldn't pick the language in 22.04 [10:55] language code is abkhaz - ab [11:00] do you mean during the install? or as your input method? [11:01] During the install, and as input method, both, it's not there at all. [11:03] in glibc 2.35 it's ab_GE [11:04] hmm, there may be a specific package you need to isntall [11:06] i'm not finding any packages with that language code in them looking for l10n [11:07] Why it's not there?! [11:08] I'm not sure. the only thing i could find was a team looking to translate for the language https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-l10n-ab [11:09] there's only one member and no messages in the mailing list [11:12] I thought including abkhazian to Gnome and glibc should be enough to include it to distros in general [11:12] What should I do to include Abkhazian to Ubuntu!? [11:14] i think you might have to look intot he "ibus" input method [11:14] but even then i'm not certain it will have that [11:15] unless it's just a matter of installing a font and keyboard layout [11:15] It's not about font and keyboard, the localization of Gnome, the interface of ubuntu [11:16] well, i'd email the member of the translation team, but it's possible it hasn't been done yet [11:17] I am the translation coordinator for the Abkhazian team in Gnome, we translated 3% so far [11:17] We need to see how our work looks like in a real life [11:17] aka a distro [11:17] 22.04 is already in beta. i think its safe to say that your changes will not make it into this release [11:19] and Ubuntu only does "small" changes to Gnome. so when your language is in gnome Ubuntu will pick it up in one of the next releases [11:20] This has been quite some time, that's why I am asking, it should've picked it up in this release [11:20] https://i.imgur.com/Igid9wS.png this is my current 22.04 [11:21] How does this work, how is I know for sure what's going on [11:21] did you try to just install it? [11:21] we also have an #ubuntu-translators team if needed [11:22] The point is to get it supported, I can install it, but ordinary people cant [11:23] I need to hear from the Ubuntu team, please! [11:26] Nart: talk to gunnarHJ in #ubuntu-translators he knows a lot on languages & translating issues [11:26] idle there till he wakes up [11:26] Hmm okay, thanks [11:26] also it looks like the language exists in gnome. so what you are asking is a translation of the installer to select it? [11:27] just so he knows what you actually want to be translated by the ubuntu team. [11:28] I want to able to select the language from the installer or from the language support settings [11:28] the language is available in gnome in 22.04 as you can see [11:29] but the installer does not support it yet [11:29]   > the language is available in gnome in 22.04 as you can see [11:29] Do you have a screenshot? [11:29] https://i.imgur.com/Igid9wS.png [11:30] This is not it [11:30] ok? [11:31] sorry then :) [11:31] This is not it, what you are showing me has nothing man [11:31] but im pretty sure Ubuntu does not do a lot of gnome translations itself [11:34] #ubuntu-translators is a good way to ask for help. so do what lotuspsychje said [11:34] he joined, but gunnar has still to wakeup :p [11:34] damn timezones [11:34] hehe [11:35] Okay [11:35] he helped me point to some dutch items on jammy to translate [11:35] in gnome itself or the installer? [11:36] in gnome shell yeah, right mouse click desktop had some english items still [11:37] ok. sure. gnome-shell is an Ubuntu thing :) [11:48] Thank you, bye bye [11:48] heh. going offline is not the best way to get help :D [14:48] fix commit bug #1965673 [14:48] Bug 1965673 in ibus (Ubuntu) "Object 0x... of type IBusText has been finalized while it was still owned by gjs, this is due to invalid memory management" [Undecided, Fix Committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1965673 [20:59] Anyone else seeing corruption in Cheese under 22.04? [21:00] A lot of buffers are being dropped [21:00] No problem under 21.10 [21:02] which camera? [21:03] if you start it from a terminal, do you get any output? anything in dmesg output? [21:05] Logitech, Inc. HD Webcam C525 [21:05] cheese:4028): cheese-WARNING **: 17:00:04.925: A lot of buffers are being dropped.: ../libs/gst/base/gstbasesink.c(3143): gst_base_sink_is_too_late (): /GstCameraBin:camerabin/GstViewfinderBin:vf-bin/ClutterGstVideoSink:cluttergstvideosink0: [21:05] There may be a timestamping problem, or this computer is too slow. [21:07] I tried adding /etc/modprobe.d/uvcvideo.conf with 'options uvcvideo nodrop=1' and it didn't help [21:08] It shows up as a black and white image with lots of vertical white bands [21:54] Tried the current Fedora beta and it has no video problems with Cheese on the Logitech C525. So this regression appears to be Ubuntu specific. [21:55] Of course, the current Fedora beta is on the 5.17 kernel rather than 5.15. [21:57] Probably yet more regressions have to be fixed after they are backported from the latest kernel releases. [22:02] is there a jammy bug tracking document (yet) ? [22:02] Don't think so [22:03] user on reddit asking about wayland/drag-drop not working on firefox; I can find bug reports for impish on issue; not jammy (fix released/committed) .. & thanks howarth [22:03] IMHO, the release is still in pretty rough shape [22:03] Things like the skype and etcher debs don't install [22:03] they fail with sandbox errors [22:03] skype is 3rd party, so that's a microsoft issue.. I think jammy is pretty good myself [22:04] It nuked my 21.10 volume when I tried doing a distupgrade -d [22:04] Ended up with a flashing caret and an unbootable system [22:05] The installer then refused to detect the mangled 21.10 volume as an upgradable target and only would do a clean install [22:06] No impressed [22:06] Not