=== sleeperbarbie is now known as tetrahedron_spik === tetrahedron_spik is now known as tetrahedronspike === chris14_ is now known as chris14 [06:28] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: apparmor (noble-proposed/main) [4.0.0-beta3-0ubuntu3 => 4.0.1-0ubuntu0.24.04.2] (core, i386-whitelist) === sleeperb2 is now known as sleeperbarbie === sleeperbarbie is now known as _24ozcoffee === sleeperbarbie is now known as _24ozcoffee === rkratky__ is now known as rkratky [15:35] ubuntu-sru: quick question, and it's within the context of a native package: Is backporting missing translations in the context of an SRU possible? [15:41] aren't translations handled by language-packs? Or is this package one of the exceptions? [15:49] ahasenack: This is an exception. [16:45] Eickmeyer: I would have to look at the sru documentation, I don't remember if there is something specific about translations [16:45] in a call now [16:45] ahasenack: ack [16:45] is the wiki at least up? [16:45] seems so [16:45] Heh, one of those days. I don't even have code to point you to since it's on Launchpad. [18:00] checking whether the C compiler works... no [18:00] configure: error: in `/build/rp-pppoe-4.0/src': [18:00] configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables [18:00] See `config.log' for more details [18:00] wow [18:00] new dpkg needs a kick out... [18:00] bdrung, ^^ maybe you have some clues? === _24ozcoffee is now known as sleeperbarbie === sleeperb1 is now known as _sleeperbarbie [21:11] ahasenack: Even though Launchpad git is still misbehaving, I was still able to pull up what I'm talking about. It might take several tries, but it would mean adding Spanish translations to each one of these files, which is done manually: https://git.launchpad.net/~edubuntu-dev/+git/edubuntu-menu/tree/usr/share/desktop-directories [21:12] (several tries meaning several refreshes for that page to come up) [21:18] Eickmeyer: I can look tomorrow, eod now, but what is the bug you want to fix? That will be relevant. Just update translations? Add them from scratch? Or is there a bad translation? [21:19] ahasenack: Add them from scratch, in this case (hence missing translations). We have a volunteer from Mexico who wants these in for his students and is actually using it as a teaching aid, too. [21:20] No bug filed, yet. Was just wondering what the SRU policy was, since I didn't see anything written wrt missing translations. [21:21] yeah, me neither, haven't seen anything about it [21:22] which packages would be affected? Would users only benefit from these if new images were spinned, or when? [21:22] or just fresh installs would see these? [21:22] it's what I'm wondering [21:23] Honestly, it would benefit all Spanish-speaking users of Edubuntu for oracular and, if SRU is allowed, Noble. It would be included in spins of Oracular and Noble, so 24.04.1 in the future. Fresh installs and updates. [21:23] It would make the application folders in the GNOME overview translatable by the system. [21:24] Right now, they're English only. [21:25] These are XDG .directory files, much like .desktop files. [21:46] locutusofborg, gimme config.log. Could be related to the elf package metadata, but hard to tell without logs. [23:19] RAOF: thanks a ton for reviewing my focal nginx SRU (LP: #2024019). I just replied with the results for my ARMv8.0 tests, sorry it took a while because I had to re-do the whole setup in a new region. I'll dig around to see if I can find some stats on how prevalent the usage of ARMv8.0 instances are as opposed to ARMv8.1, but I think this data might be a little hard to gather due to user privacy [23:19] -ubottu:#ubuntu-release- Launchpad bug 2024019 in postgresql-12 (Ubuntu Focal) "Add GCC atomic support (-moutline-atomics) for arm64 on Focal" [Undecided, Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/2024019 [23:57] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New binary: rtaudio [riscv64] (oracular-proposed/universe) [6.0.1~ds-2] (kubuntu)