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seb128goood morning desktopers, today I forgot to start my IRC client again!09:52
juliankhmm the workspace indicator that replaced activities in the top left isn't actually an upstream bit and just leaked into vanilla gnome sessions right?09:54
seb128juliank, it is upstream10:03
juliankoh then the fedora folks are missing it yet :D10:12
juliankwe do weird culture clash at all systems go10:16
jbichayeah, Fedora 39 Beta will have the new workspace indicator when it releases (perhaps next week)12:18
ograGRRRR !!! have these upstream devs that decided that modal popup windows should be locked in the middle of the main window of an app ever used spellchecking in any app ? this is hilarious, trying to spellcheck a long email in evolution i can not even scroll in the main window to see where he check is 12:42
ograwhat a silly default ... 12:43
ogra(sorry, just ranting) 12:43
mdeslaurogra: I hate hate hate hate hate that12:47
jbichaogra: you know how to disable that right?12:52
nteodosioSeems to be the same with the Find window :O12:53
ograi was guessing i can .... but wasnt really after digging through dconf-editor 12:53
nteodosioOh so is that a GTK thing? I'm interested in disabling it then.12:54
ogramore a gnome shell thing 12:55
ogra(likely)12:55
nteodosioI'm on dwm, it's the same behavior.12:55
ograah, interesting ... yeah, then it must be the toolkit 12:55
jbichaogra: install gnome-tweaks . In Tweaks, switch to Windows page, then turn off "Attach Modal Dialogs"12:56
ograjbicha, well, i'm more quesioning the reason for us to follow that defaault since it is a real usability nightmare 12:57
ogra+t12:57
nteodosioIt looks like a bug actually. Despite I give focus to the main window and the cursor blinks there, if I type anything it goes to the transient one.12:57
jbichagsettings is org.gnome.mutter attach-new-windows12:57
jbichabecause it's gsettings we could override it in the ubuntu-settings package for the Ubuntu sessions if we wanted12:58
ograthats what i mean ... 12:58
ograi have the feeling we just blindly folloed that change when it was introduced 12:59
jbichawindow management in default GNOME feels rough to me. There's no app menu in the top bar anymore with GNOME 45. It's a lot easier to see what app is focused in Ubuntu with our dock13:00
jbichafor some apps it is helpful, gnome-control-center still uses popups for things13:03
juliankfwiw, gnome-shell now seemingly gets killed after each lid close and reopen13:19
juliankI don't get any crash error messages, though13:19
ogramight be a feature then 😛 13:20
juliankheh13:20
juliankneed to monitor and debug more13:21
juliankthe first error logged is13:22
juliankSep 13 13:16:41 jak-t14-g3 firefox-bin[48768]: Error reading events from display: Broken pipe13:22
juliankSep 13 13:16:41 jak-t14-g3 systemd[2990]: org.gnome.Shell@wayland.service: Main process exited, code=killed, status=9/KILL13:22
juliankno reasons13:22
juliankno crash dumps either13:22
ograthat looks like an explicit kill -9 from somewhere, no ? not really like a crash ...13:24
juliankoh13:24
juliankI think I accidentally made systemd kill the user session when it locks the screen13:24
ograheh13:24
juliankI set KillUserProcesses=yes and I guess due to homed-related changes this also applies to suspend now13:25
juliankI had to do a lot of login/logout testing and needed to make sure I got clean sessions13:25
seb128juliank, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/203461913:32
-ubottu:#ubuntu-desktop- Launchpad bug 2034619 in Ubuntu "gnome-shell gets SIGKILL'd when lock screen in Wayland" [Undecided, Confirmed]13:32
seb128juliank, Daniel was trying to get the submitter to provide more information, maybe you can help there13:32
juliankseb128: Right it seems crashing reproducibly, even after just removing the logind.conf line13:34
juliankI press Windows+L key and get to the login screen13:34
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juliankonly ubuntu appindicators enabled13:35
julianknot sure how to debug the source of the kill signal13:41
juliankjak@jak-t14-g3:~:master$ sudo strace -p $(pidof gnome-shell) -e 'trace=!all' 13:46
juliankstrace: Process 33093 attached13:46
juliank+++ killed by SIGKILL +++13:46
juliankthanks for nothing13:46
juliankgdb clean too13:46
juliankI guess I could somehow use bpf to trace this in the kernel13:47
seb128juliank, could you perhaps try what Daniel suggested and see if Xwayland is crashing or something?13:51
juliankI can attach to Xwayland I suppose13:51
juliankseb128: there was no Xwayland running even13:52
seb128k, so probably not that...13:52
juliankI'm asking the web hivemind13:54
juliankhow to log kill signals in the kernel13:54
seb128juliank, https://access.redhat.com/solutions/165993 suggests maybe 'audit' can help?13:55
seb128juliank, or perhaps killsnoop 13:56
juliankOK I trapped a lot of kills13:58
juliankit seems dbus-daemon is the only one sending kill signals14:04
juliankbut I don't see a kill signal to the pid of gnome-shell, maybe it's sending it to a different thread pid14:04
juliankGotta go do talk prep but leave that here14:10
juliankjak@jak-t14-g3:~:master$ sudo killsnoop-bpfcc -T $(pidof gnome-shell)                                     14:10
juliankTIME      PID      COMM             SIG  TPID     RESULT14:10
juliank16:09:39  711      systemd-journal  0    99853    -314:10
juliank16:09:43  115187   gnome-shell      0    99853    -314:10
juliank16:09:43  115187   gnome-shell      0    99853    -314:10
juliankoh but they are all SIG 014:10
julianksigh14:10
juliankmaybe lennart has a better idea14:12
juliankI bpf traced all SIGKILL and only saw dbus-daemon either15:09
juliankit's possible we're getting killed *by the kernel* and not user space and need to ftrace do_exit15:09
Eickmeyerjuliank: I had the same issue, but in X under Nvidia, so I don't thinkit's isolated to just wayland.15:21
EickmeyerI think you're on the right track.15:21
juliankIt's complicated, I don't know how to ftrace yet15:21
juliankI am at All Systems Go so I should be able to find _someone_ to hlep me15:22
EickmeyerMine gave me a forced logout.15:22
juliankI downgraded dbus because I saw sigkills from dbus but that didn't help but maybe I didn't go back far enough15:22
EickmeyerI'd say bisect but it's a little late.15:24
juliankI'll try to talk to brauner and get some help with fatrace15:36
juliank* ftrace15:36
Eickmeyerseb128: Hi! Before I forget, an upload of ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu would be nice. I had an installability bug in a couple of other packages to fix, so I (sadly) didn't look for another sponsor.15:41
EickmeyerThought it should be something to get in before beta freeze on Monday.15:43
seb128Eickmeyer, oh, thanks for the reminder, I forgot on Monday15:59
seb128I said I would do it after the weekend16:00
Eickmeyer:)16:01
ahasenackhi #desktop, I downloaded the mandic daily iso to try out the installer with TPM support for FDE, but I don't see the option, is it published yet?18:13
ahasenackor do we need a special flag to enable it somehow?18:13
ahasenackref: https://ubuntu.com/blog/tpm-backed-full-disk-encryption-is-coming-to-ubuntu18:14
ricotzseb128, hello :), libreoffice amd64 waits in the NEW queue18:25
ricotzseb128, can you accept libreoffice amd64 from the NEW queue?20:12
seb128ricotz, hey, sorry yes, you pinged while I was away for dinner and you were not the only one, getting there!20:13
seb128Eickmeyer, ubuntu-slideshow-ubuntu changes uploaded20:13
Eickmeyerseb128: ack, thanks!20:14
ricotzseb128, alright, I assumed you missed it since you already answered twice in other occasions ;)20:15
seb128ricotz, accepted20:19
ricotzseb128, thanks20:22
seb128np!20:23
seb128ricotz, I've also uploaded thunderbird 102.15.1 to the security ppa20:23
seb128ricotz, and we are back to 59 riscv builders :)20:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup signed tags d8cc56b Jeremy Bicha ubuntu/45_beta-2ubuntu1 * gnome-initial-setup Debian release 45~beta-2ubuntu1 * https://deb.li/3L2lE20:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup ubuntu/latest fddc8ed Jeremy Bicha * pushed 6 commits (first 5 follow) * https://deb.li/Tngl20:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup ubuntu/latest f57acad Amin Bandali debian/gbp.conf * Change debian-branch from debian/master to debian/latest * https://deb.li/IpKd20:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup ubuntu/latest b3a94eb Jeremy Bicha debian/patches/ series Revert-keyboard-Spawn-tecla-to-show-keyboard-map.patch * Drop patch reverting use of Tecla for Keyboard panel * https://deb.li/3QYu120:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup ubuntu/latest 46a772d Jeremy Bicha debian/ control control.in * Depend on tecla * https://deb.li/1Smd20:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup ubuntu/latest 9856b22 Jeremy Bicha debian/changelog * releasing package gnome-initial-setup version 45~beta-2 * https://deb.li/3VsQV20:25
KGB-2gnome-initial-setup ubuntu/latest c0e7af0 Jeremy Bicha debian/ (5 files in 2 dirs) * Merge tag 'debian/45_beta-2' into ubuntu/latest * https://deb.li/iiFII20:25
ricotzseb128, I noticed 102.15.1 :), don't forget about 115.2.2, tarball in ppa and pushed to git20:26
ricotzseb128, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/llvm-toolchain-16/1:16.0.6-15/+build/2670313820:26
seb128ricotz, I will do 115.2.2 tomorrow20:26
ricotzseb128, ack20:27

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