[07:34] <hajour> AlanBell,  do you have interest in building a speech program with speech command with realistic voice?
[07:35] <hajour> i am buy to set up a team.i already have 9 people and a officel channel
[07:35] <hajour> buy=build
[07:51] <AlanBell> sounds interesting but it is probably best to contribute to one of the existing speech engines
[07:52] <AlanBell> unless there is a radical new technique
[07:54] <hajour> AlanBell,  i have driven people in the team
[07:54] <hajour> you have already the knowledge because you begon in past with a project like this
[07:55] <AlanBell> http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/onlinedemo.html
[07:55] <hajour> we already have a official channel
[07:55] <AlanBell> have a listen to some of the HMM voices
[07:55] <hajour> with operators
[07:55] <hajour> and bot
[07:55] <AlanBell> festival is actually quite good if configured right
[07:56] <AlanBell> trouble is on Ubuntu I have never got festival to sound anything like as good as the online demo
[07:58] <hajour> pedro3005,duanedesign,phillw,rx007,Cheri703 we already have and possible nit-wit to
[07:58] <AlanBell> ok, what is the channel
[07:59] <hajour> #to-make-impossible-possible
[07:59] <UndiFineD> online demo is complianing about missing plugin , festival local is horrible
[08:04] <AlanBell> festival local is broken
[08:06] <UndiFineD> great
[08:06] <UndiFineD> maybe that is killing my orca
[08:06]  * UndiFineD goes whale hunting
[09:37] <hajour> i have to go sleep now til later all


[08:37] <coz_> good day all
[18:15] <troseph> anyway to set the wallpaper in gnome via commandline?
[18:18] <_MMA_> troseph: HI. Lemmie look.
[18:18] <_MMA_> Ill get that email off to you today.
[18:19] <_MMA_> troseph: Good resource: http://www.gnome.org/projects/gconf
[18:21] <troseph> looks liek the machine is running KDE
[18:21] <troseph> so it wouldn't be in gconf would it?
[18:21] <_MMA_> no
[18:21] <troseph> hmm
[18:23] <_MMA_> troseph: But the answer is still:  gconftool-2 -t str --set /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename /path/to/file
[18:25] <troseph> thank you! _MMA_
[18:26] <_MMA_> np
[18:26] <troseph> ~/.kde/share/config is where the config files are in kde, so I will be able to find them
[18:26] <troseph> and thanks for the email. I appreciate it.
[18:28] <_MMA_> k
[18:29] <_MMA_> troseph: Ill give some more detail but I dont wanna restrict you too much. Its just gonna need to fit in with the current art. Ill send that to you so you get the idea.
[19:16] <troseph> _MMA_ give me as much detail as you would like. I don't know the theme as well as you do, but a general layout would be very helpful.
[19:18] <_MMA_> sure.  I don't do windows. :P
[19:30] <gouki> _MMA_: Neither do I! :)
[19:30] <gouki> Actually, I need help on a new project I'm starting ... Web-design side of things


[09:04] <Chipaca> morning all
[09:05] <bthomas> morning
[09:38] <Chipaca> whoo, suddenly got very dark and the dog started whining
[09:38]  * Chipaca waits for the sky to open
[10:56]  * bthomas opens the sky (well err.. at least in w. midlands)
[11:21] <facubatista> ¡Muy buenos días a todos!
[12:19] <JoseMasson> Good morning! | Buenos días! | शुभ प्रभात!
[12:21] <Chipaca> I'ma going to go get myself some lunch
[12:21] <Chipaca> anybody want anything from the shops?
[12:47] <bthomas> morning facubatista JoseMasson
[12:47] <facubatista> hola JoseMasson, bthomas
[12:47] <facubatista> Chipaca, :)
[12:47]  * bthomas -> lunch
[14:05] <Chipaca> hmmm
[14:05] <Chipaca> how late to a job interview is 'no show'?
[16:23] <Chipaca> facubatista: I'm going to miss the standup today
[16:24] <facubatista> Chipaca, ack
[16:24] <facubatista> simple review! https://github.com/canonical/charmcraft/pull/178
[16:24] <mup> PR charmcraft#178: New release, 0.6.0 <Created by facundobatista> <https://github.com/canonical/charmcraft/pull/178>
[16:24] <Chipaca> facubatista: can we move the charmcraft.yaml meeting tomorrow?
[16:24] <facubatista> Chipaca, sure, let me resched
[16:25] <Chipaca> facubatista: https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/442 also 🙂
[16:25] <mup> PR #442: 1.0 fallback version bump <Created by chipaca> <https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/442>
[16:26] <mup> PR operator#442 opened: 1.0 fallback version bump <Created by chipaca> <https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/442>
[16:30] <facubatista> Chipaca, meeting moved
[16:47]  * facubatista -> lunch
[20:20] <mup> PR operator#442 closed: 1.0 fallback version bump <Created by chipaca> <Merged by chipaca> <https://github.com/canonical/operator/pull/442>
[20:24]  * facubatista eods


[07:35] <Bernardo> good morning
[07:36] <RAOF> Good morning, intrepid psb explorer.
[07:39] <Bernardo> :)
[07:39] <Bernardo> more like "sucker who loved the specs of a netbook and failed to check driver status before buying it"
[10:05] <outlaw45> anyone still working on gma500?
[10:06] <lucazade> hi... not testing atm
[10:06] <outlaw45> installed bernardo's debs last night and X loads..
[10:06] <lucazade> yesterday was able to get x with bernardo deb
[10:06] <outlaw45> but crashes almost directly..
[10:06] <lucazade> yes
[10:07] <outlaw45> did see the desktop, but the top panel was misformed
[10:07] <lucazade> the same here
[10:07] <lucazade> and back to gdm
[10:08] <outlaw45> do yo know how to build debug packages?
[10:10] <lucazade> libdrm and lib-va have debug package.. don't know how to get for the other packages
[10:10] <outlaw45> ok.. I'll check those debian/ files to see if I can find out..
[10:11] <lucazade> ok.. good luck!
[10:11] <lucazade> let me know
[10:16] <outlaw45> @fkefer: are you working on gma500?
[10:28] <fkefer> outlaw45: sorry i was out of office for a few minutes
[10:28] <fkefer> in general yes
[10:28] <fkefer> but now right now
[10:28] <fkefer> (no network cable to connect my laptop with)
[10:28] <outlaw45> ook
[10:28] <fkefer> it seems as if my box is even harder to get running than most others
[10:29] <outlaw45> ok...
[10:29] <fkefer> as i do not see a thing when i install the driver, just video-mode-change then blank screen
[10:29] <fkefer> (also the vesa-1366x768 trick didn't work for me at all)
[10:29] <outlaw45> the same here..
[10:29] <fkefer> ah, ok
[10:29] <fkefer> "good" (sort of ;-) )
[10:29] <outlaw45> did get into X last night, but not at the moment..
[10:30] <fkefer> the problem is that all this is such a mess, interconnected with each other that it's everything but easy to track down the problem
[10:30] <fkefer> or even just test one module at a time
[10:30] <outlaw45> yeah indeed, but I don't have the skills to make it better
[10:31] <fkefer> me neither, esp as long as i lack the time and lack the understanding of what is _really_ going on there
[10:33] <outlaw45> yeah me too.. just trying to get some video performance with what we got..
[10:35] <apw> RAOF, about?
[10:35] <fkefer> same here
[10:38] <fkefer> apw: ok, i give up: RAOF? you asking what we're talking about?
[10:38] <apw> fkefer, nope ROAF is a nick, i was pinging him
[10:39] <fkefer> ah, ok, stupid me
[10:39] <apw> if i'd said ping it might have been less confusing
[10:39] <fkefer> looked a little like yet another acronym
[10:40] <fkefer> apw: hm, ok, that laugh is on me :-)
[10:41] <fkefer> outlaw45: thing is, i didn't get this box for 3d gaming or high-end-apps or even video watching, all i want is a nice box to carry with me and do basic stuff and have network and a console
[10:41] <fkefer> now what i'm stuck with is a lightweight brick in white...
[10:42] <outlaw45> yeah know what you mean.. got a nice tablet pc (Archos 9) and 10.04 is performing much better dan 9.10
[10:42] <outlaw45> just want to be able to browse the internet and maybe watch some flash video and things like that
[10:43] <outlaw45> btw.. even if we get the video to work there's still the issue of the touchscreen, but I'll see if I get to that..
[10:43] <outlaw45> and Windows 7 Starter just sucks big time :)
[10:44] <fkefer> i know the windows 7 issue on mine too; it came preinstalled with a windows vista; that was so slow, you couldn't even fire up solitaire
[10:44] <fkefer> then 9,04 worked like a charm
[10:44] <fkefer> 9.10 well enough
[10:45] <outlaw45> netbook launcher in 9.10 is a bit slow
[10:45] <fkefer> 10.04 looks pretty fast actually except for the graphics
[10:45] <outlaw45> yeah indeed
[10:45] <outlaw45> can't wait to get the video working :p
[10:45] <fkefer> once my workmate leaves his desk for today i'll put my machine back up :-)
[10:45] <jcristau> fkefer: at least it's a cheap lightweight brick in white
[10:46] <outlaw45> but at the moment batteling with connecting to wireless network from the command line..
[10:46] <fkefer> jcristau: *lol* thing is, i could have spent ~70€ more and gotten the MSI X340 (no the MSI X320) and would NOT face this issue now
[10:46] <fkefer> as there's a _real_ processor in it
[10:46] <fkefer> no atom/gma500 thing
[10:47] <outlaw45> I do think the gma500 is a pretty good chipset, it just sucks it's created by powervr..
[10:47] <jcristau> fkefer: yeah.  bad choice there.
[10:47] <outlaw45> in general intel has pretty good linux support
[10:48] <jcristau> outlaw45: it doesn't matter how good the chipset is if there's no driver.
[10:48] <fkefer> that's what i thought too, and at the time i bought it the device was supported
[10:48] <fkefer> usually it's rather the other way round, you buy something new and after some time it just works
[10:48] <jcristau> psb was never really supported
[10:48] <outlaw45> @jcristau: good point ;)
[10:49] <fkefer> jcristau: true, but it worked in ubuntu first, then there was packages up that worked - now i'm in with those people trying to get packages...
[10:50] <jcristau> it worked in ubuntu because canonical thinks it's a good idea to ship unsupportable drivers.  joke's on them, i guess.
[10:50] <jcristau> or on you :/
[10:53] <lucazade> outlaw45: have you found debug packages?
[10:53] <outlaw45> no not yet
[10:53] <outlaw45> still trying to set up ssh
[10:54] <outlaw45> but can't connect to wireless so can't install the package...
[10:54] <lucazade> it could really help a ssh connection
[10:56] <fkefer> it's a shame that i can't set up my machine here
[10:56] <outlaw45> my router isn't setup to allow internet connections...
[11:03] <awoodland> I was trying to debug last night before I left
[11:03] <awoodland> but I couldn't make it break in gdb
[11:04] <awoodland> it was hanging when run within gdb
[11:04] <awoodland> and the stacktrace in the log files is only of limited use
[11:04] <lucazade> too bad
[11:05] <awoodland> I'm almost convinced there's something wrong in the kernel space parts though
[11:08] <outlaw45> damn.. can't get the wireless up...
[11:09] <fkefer> awoodland: any ideas how to unit test this? i don't even know what exactly they're here for!#
[11:10] <awoodland> it's pretty ugly stuff to test
[11:10] <awoodland> and I haven't seen any automated testing for it
[11:11] <awoodland> I'm trying to eliminate individually kernel module(s), 2d driver, 3d driver, in that order
[11:11] <awoodland> but the boundaries aren't terribly clean
[11:11] <awoodland> and at some point I should do my paid work :)
[11:34] <fkefer> awoodland: for one yes, i should get back to my paid work too
[11:35] <fkefer> awoodland: second it's a shame that tha boundaries are blurry
[11:46] <awoodland> well I've got a valgrind log now with some errors in it and line numbers for psb bits
[11:46] <awoodland> but they mostly seem to be ioctl params
[11:46] <awoodland> which probably aren't the problem
[11:50] <fkefer> awoodland: then you're further than us all still...
[11:52] <awoodland> I can share the log if people want
[11:53] <awoodland> all I did was manually install the un stripped shared objects to replace the stripped ones provided in the .debs
[11:53] <awoodland> should probably do a -dbg package with dh_strip
[11:53] <awoodland> and when it runs in valgrind
[11:53] <awoodland> it seems to "work" except that I get no output on the screen
[11:54] <awoodland> but X is clearly running and taking mouse/keyboard inputs
[12:17] <fkefer> awoodland: sorry, work is distracting :-)
[12:17] <fkefer> awoodland: what do you mean with mouse/keyboard inputs are taken?
[12:17] <fkefer> you see in the code, but nothing on the screen?
[12:18] <fkefer> that makes it even _harder_ to test, right?
[12:18] <awoodland> yeah I can see clear evidence that the server is running and responding
[12:18] <awoodland> but not visual evidence :)
[12:25] <fkefer> awoodland: ouch...
[12:26] <fkefer> do we know if the kernel modules work as expected? how could we test that? start bottom up...
[12:32] <awoodland> I was trying to test just framebuffer console stuff
[12:33] <awoodland> on my 751h at least if I use no_fb=0 when loading the psb module
[12:33] <awoodland> then after X starts the text consolse are corrupted too
[12:33] <awoodland> and I meant to have a fiddle
[12:33] <awoodland> and see if they worked ok without X in the way
[12:34] <awoodland> (in karmic no_fb=0 worked fine)
[12:34] <awoodland> (for me at least)
[12:35] <awoodland> Going for lunch/meetings. What I have is at: http://users.aber.ac.uk/ajw/valgrind_x.log
[12:35] <awoodland> I'm pretty sure it'st the ones after the last "select returned 0" that matter
[12:36] <awoodland> the segfault at the end looks like it's in a clean up routine
[12:37] <awoodland> my money at the moment is on DRICreateContext or DRICreateDrawable
[12:37] <awoodland> anyway I'll see what I can find out later
[13:05] <outlaw45> am trying to get my wireless working for a few hours now
[13:06] <outlaw45> still no go..
[13:08] <outlaw45> seems like the wireless kernel module conflicts with psb kernel module..
[13:08] <outlaw45> but I'm not sure...
[13:10] <fkefer> outlaw45: shame that is
[13:11] <fkefer> i always used wired connection so far, so i don't know about my rtXXXXX crap
[13:11] <outlaw45> no wired connection present :'(
[13:23] <fkefer> hm
[13:23] <fkefer> none here either, and no wireless, i'm still @ work
[13:47] <outlaw45> I'll try to find a usb to ethernet converter..
[13:47] <outlaw45> back in a bit..
[14:44] <fkefer> that could work...
[15:19] <Bernardo> hi
[15:21] <outlaw45> hi
[15:21] <fkefer> hi
[15:23] <outlaw45> what do you have to do to create debug packages?
[15:23] <Bernardo> how are things going with the gma500? I see awoodland did some progress
[15:23] <outlaw45> with your packages I'm able to get in to gdm
[15:24] <Bernardo> outlaw45: check the debian/rules file for libdrm, I was going to copy the install part to the debian/rules of xserver-xorg-video-psb
[15:24] <Bernardo> of course, changing the dh-strip line accordingly
[15:24] <Bernardo> and adding the relevant .files, .install, etc. under debian (like we have in libdrm-poulsbo)
[15:25] <Bernardo> if you can do that, I'd appreciate
[15:26] <outlaw45> dh_strip -plibdrm-poulsbo1 --dbg-package=libdrm-poulsbo1-dbg
[15:26] <outlaw45> that line?
[15:27] <outlaw45> I'll try..
[15:27] <Bernardo> yes, that one
[15:27] <Bernardo> but you need to copy all the other install stages
[15:31] <outlaw45> line 67 - 83 from libdrm/debian/rules?
[15:34] <Bernardo> wait
[15:36] <Bernardo> 65-83 if you want to include the comment,but you should also edit the binary-indep and the binary: lines in the psb driver to look like those in libdrm
[15:37] <outlaw45> ok..
[15:37] <outlaw45> but a line like 'dh_install --sourcedir=debian/tmp -Xlibdrm.la --list-missing'
[15:37] <outlaw45> should it just be 'dh_install --sourcedir=debian/tmp'
[15:37] <outlaw45> ?
[15:40] <Bernardo> probably... :)
[15:40] <Bernardo> but in the psb driver the install seems to be done under install-stamp, so I'd edit that one, adding the lines 67-83
[15:41] <Bernardo> I really am out of my depth here, need to check online the rules file syntax
[15:50] <outlaw45> building xserver-xorg-video-psb
[15:50] <outlaw45> now..
[15:51] <outlaw45> have to switch machines.. tried compiling on my laptop but don't have all the dependencies
[17:21] <than0> Bernardo, I am following your work on poulsbo driver for Lucid... how far are you guys?
[17:22] <than0> I am trying to get at least xorg working using vesa mode.. still stumped.
[17:36] <outlaw45> can't build xserver-xorg-video-psb
[17:36] <outlaw45> fails at configure with:
[17:36] <outlaw45> checking for DRI... configure: error: Package requirements (libdrm >= 2.0 xf86driproto) were not met:
[17:37] <outlaw45> No package 'libdrm' found
[17:37] <ilmari> you need to install libdrm-dev
[17:37] <outlaw45> libdrm-dev and x11proto-xf86dri-dev
[17:37] <outlaw45> are installed
[17:38] <outlaw45> libdrm-poulsbo-dev also
[17:40] <ilmari> do you have a /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc
[17:41] <outlaw45> no..
[17:41] <outlaw45> but libdrm.pc.libdrmdev does
[17:42] <ilmari> hm, something seems to have diverted it
[17:42] <ilmari> ckeck /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc
[17:42] <ilmari> eh
[17:42] <ilmari> dpkg-divert  --list /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc*
[17:43] <outlaw45> diversion of /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc to /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc.libdrmdev by libdrm-poulsbo-dev
[17:44] <ilmari> but libdrm-poulsbo-dev doesn't actually ship a libdrm.pc?
[17:44] <ilmari> (check with dpkg -L)
[17:45] <outlaw45> it puts it in /lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc
[17:46] <ilmari> oh, that's broken
[17:46] <ilmari> does it put anything else in /lib ?
[17:46] <ilmari> symlink it to /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libdrm.pc
[17:47] <outlaw45> /lib/libdrm.a, /lib/libdrm.so
[17:47] <ilmari> that looks like a very broken package
[17:48] <than0> hi outlaw45, ilmari, I am also trying to get psb to work, but first attempting to get vesa working
[17:50] <than0> what's the mode switch to start installation in vesa mode?
[17:50] <than0> i tried xdriver=vesa, -vesa.. no good.
[17:52] <outlaw45> vesa is loaded if with an empty xorg.conf on my system
[17:53] <than0> outlaw45, i think I might to isntall 915 module, as vesa doesn't seem to find proper modelines
[17:53] <than0> outlaw45, so you didn't have to put any install boot switches? thanks.
[17:53] <outlaw45> no nothing..
[17:54] <than0> seriously, poulsbo is the worst driver problem I had since my difficulty with Trident drivers years ago.
[17:55]  * ilmari made damn sure it didn't have poulsbo when he got his new laptop
[18:02] <Bernardo> outlaw45: there is a bug in our scripts since we changed the libs to /lib to follow libdrm
[18:03] <Bernardo> it also copies lidrm.pc to /lib/pkgconfig instead of the proper place - /usr/lib/pkgconfig
[18:03] <outlaw45> yeah found it :p
[18:03] <outlaw45> just compiled a debug package
[18:03] <outlaw45> checking if it works at the moment
[18:03] <Bernardo> sorry about that, we found it yesterday but I haven't yet had the time to do any work on the driver since
[18:04] <Bernardo> if it works, upload your changes... Don't forget to do a "fakeroot debian/rules clean" before, just to make sure.
[18:04] <Bernardo> brb
[18:05] <lucazade> hi all
[18:06] <Bernardo> hu lucazade!
[18:06] <Bernardo> hi
[18:09] <lucazade> any news? any good news?!
[18:11] <Bernardo> I haven't had the time to touch anything since yesterday
[18:11] <lucazade> me too
[18:11] <Bernardo> outlaw45 has just built a debug package for the xorg psb driver, hopefully that will help tracing the segfault
[18:12] <lucazade> should i install it to gather some log?
[18:14] <Bernardo> Let's see if it works for outlaw
[18:14] <lucazade> ok
[18:14] <Bernardo> awoodland was also working on the backtrace
[18:15] <Bernardo> we really need debug packages for all our psb packages
[18:15] <Bernardo> brb
[18:16] <outlaw45> (EE) Failed to load module "psb" (module does not exist, 0)
[18:16] <outlaw45> but maybe my setup is screwed..
[18:16] <outlaw45> gonna eat..
[18:17] <outlaw45> but I added the following to debian/rules
[18:17] <outlaw45> install-stamp:
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh install
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_testdir
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_testroot
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_installchangelogs
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_installdocs
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_installexamples
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_install --sourcedir=debian/tmp #-Xlibdrm.la --list-missing
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_link
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_strip -pxserver-xorg-video-psb --dbg-package=xserver-xorg-video-psb-dbg
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_strip
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_compress
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_fixperms
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_makeshlibs
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_installdeb
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_shlibdeps
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_gencontrol
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_md5sums
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	dh_builddeb
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	grep PCI_CHIP src/psb_driver.h | sed -e 's/^.*0x/8086/g' > $(CURDIR)/debian/xserver-xorg-video-psb/usr/share/xserver-xorg/pci/psb.ids
[18:17] <outlaw45> 	touch install-stamp
[18:17] <outlaw45> replaced the existing install-stamp
[18:17] <Bernardo> maybe it is the sourcedir
[18:17] <outlaw45> and added a debug package to debian/control
[18:18] <Bernardo> upload your changes to rules and control, I'll try later to build it
[18:21] <outlaw45> committed
[18:33] <|Bernardo|> hi
[18:40] <Bernardo> quite more changes than I expected in rev 27...
[18:40] <outlaw45> i believe it's generated
[18:40] <outlaw45> didn't make that much changes
[18:42] <outlaw45> but the changes I made to debian/rules don't work
[18:42] <outlaw45> installed the deb from svn and X loads
[18:42] <Bernardo> I'll check
[18:43] <Bernardo> did you change anything under libdrm-poulsbo?
[18:43] <outlaw45> no ..
[18:46] <Bernardo> well, you uploaded a lot of stuff... :) libdrm-poulsbo configure, xf86drm.c
[18:47] <Bernardo> xors-xserver-video-psb had also quite a few changed c and h files
[18:48] <Bernardo> looks like you didn't revert some of the patches
[18:49] <Bernardo> I'll try to clean things up if you don't mind, dropping most of your changes and keeping only the rules and control, is that ok with you?
[18:50] <outlaw45> reverting at the moment
[18:50] <outlaw45> wait a minute
[18:52] <Bernardo> I've reverted to r 26 (svn up -r 26) then checked out rules and control in rev 27 (checkout -r 27 rules)
[18:52] <outlaw45> ok..
[18:53] <outlaw45> cleaning didn't work here anyway :p
[18:54] <Bernardo> now, how do I tell it to forget rev 27? :)
[18:58] <Bernardo> ok, seems like I have to tell it to do a "svn merge -c 27 file" for all the wrongly changed files
[19:00] <outlaw45> sorry but gotta go
[19:00] <outlaw45> check in when I'm able
[19:00] <outlaw45> cya
[19:00] <Bernardo> I'll try to revert the erroneous changes
[19:01] <lucazade> :)
[19:01] <Bernardo> that's one of the problems with svn
[19:02] <Bernardo> you need to check what you are uploading before you do a commit, with svn status
[19:02] <lucazade> ah good to know
[19:03] <lucazade> going to dinner and watchin soccer match :)
[19:03] <Bernardo> let's see if this work
[19:04] <Bernardo> what game is on today?
[19:04] <lucazade> roma-inter
[19:04] <lucazade> italian cup
[19:04] <Bernardo> open or on sky?
[19:04] <lucazade> open i believe
[19:05] <Bernardo> maybe I'll see it, depends on the wife... :)
[19:05] <lucazade> heheh... always forza roma!
[19:07] <Bernardo> bbl
[19:16] <JanC> hm, bugs where 'nomodesetting' boot option is needed for the live-cd, against what should those be reported?  linux or xorg or ...?
[19:33] <than0> ah, I tried multiple distros on my dreaded poulsbo netbook.. only successful was Mandriva's latest beta + force xvesa..
[19:33] <than0> various versions of ubuntu fails to get vesa xorg because it seems it can't access vesa bios modeline settings..
[19:57] <Bernardo> I have karmic working well on my 1101HA
[19:57] <Bernardo> thanks to lucazade
[20:01] <Bernardo> ok, rev30 should have rolled back all extranous commits of rev27
[20:02] <Bernardo> we'll see if it builds the debug packages
[20:07] <Bernardo> it builds empty packages... So anyone trying to build xserver-xorg-video-psb should either use rev 26 or fix rev 30
[21:39] <AlanBell> hi all
[21:39] <AlanBell> my new laptop has a bit of an unstable picture on the VGA port
[21:40] <AlanBell> kind of a pixel or two of wobble
[21:40] <AlanBell> it gets faster and slower with the refresh rate, but I can't get rid of it. Happens at all resolutions from 800x600 to 2048x1152
[21:43] <bjsnider> if i do a restart, when it comes back up there is a lot of ram usage (going to xorg). if i shut down and then start up, ram use is much lower
[21:49] <AlanBell> the laptop I have is a Samsung R530 with an Intel chipset using the i915 driver
[23:21] <bardo> hello, i am having problems with Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02). try to find solution in lauchpad but could't. ca anyone help
[23:22] <bardo> i belive there is a bug with intel 855. does anyone knows how to solve?
[23:37] <RAOF> apw: Next-day pong.


[13:24] <thorwil> newz2000: the wiki surge protection is unbearable during the very process of splitting a page into 3 because of it!
[18:58]  * thorwil pokes newz2000
[19:35] <newz2000> thorwil: I'm sorry, there's not much I can do about this
[19:36] <thorwil> newz2000: i now have a list of links to the "del" of each attachment that needs to go
[19:36] <thorwil> newz2000: but i can't use it, as the wiki locks me out
[19:36]  * newz2000 asks his sysadmins
[19:43] <newz2000> I'm not getting a response, but maybe if you divy the list of links among several people you can get the job done
[19:43] <thorwil> newz2000: funny, i just wrote the email with this proposal ;)
[19:43] <newz2000> all great minds think alike
[19:43] <thorwil> heh


[01:25] <BGL> anyone here have any suggestions, i pulled a drive out of a buffalo nas that's in raid1 (to confirm i can see the data) using a usb dock, when i boot a 17.04 live cd the dock can see any hd put into it, just not the one pulled from the buffalo nas that is XFS
[01:27] <BGL> no issues seeing any other usb attached hd's, internal disks, or other hd's put into the dock
[01:28] <BGL> just not the disk (of which is not faulty) pulled from the nas
[01:29] <BGL> i don't really rely on this nas, but i'm pretty annoyed that it's the only thing i couldn't access in xubuntu, and it's XFS none the less
[06:20] <cmcmanis> BGL, typically the USB to SATA controller in a USB dock won't recognize a drive with anything other than a "standard" partition,
[12:56] <xubuntu69i> hellow
[12:57] <xubuntu69i> hi all'
[12:58] <diogenes_> hi
[15:14] <sim642> I have this issue on 16.04 with some tray icons being zoomed in: http://imgur.com/a/ykY56
[15:15] <sim642> The screenshots are from two different machines which suffer from the same issue
[15:15] <sim642> oddly enough it doesn't affect the same icons
[15:24] <GridCube> sim642: try changing the panel size a few pixels up or down, the application might not have the icon size it needs
[15:24] <sim642> Changing the size hasn't done anything
[15:25] <sim642> Look at the whatpulse icon, it works on one machine
[15:25] <sim642> also the icons were fine on releases before 16.04
[16:05] <Anonaly> Hi, I am running Xubuntu 16.04, I recently used the command line to upgrade it from 14.04,  how do I get the whisker menu /xfce to upgrade as well (my menu is still the old style)?
[16:05] <Anonaly> is there a directory in my home folder that I have to delete to force it to update ?
[16:07] <GridCube> Anonaly: if you delete the xfce4 folder from your .config directory and restart you should have a default desktop, you could also just add the whiskers menu manually
[17:08] <Anonaly> fixed
[17:29] <jayotter> Okay question. How do I install the TAR files in Terminal? Just refresh my memory
[17:35] <flocculant> https://askubuntu.com/questions/25961/how-do-i-install-a-tar-gz-or-tar-bz2-file
[17:35] <flocculant> more or less
[17:41] <jayotter> thank you so much :D
[18:44] <sim642> I just made a fresh 16.04 install into a VM and it starts out with the tray icon issue I had earlier. So it wasn't even due to the numerous crude manualy EOL upgrades I've done
[18:45] <sim642> Installed VLC onto it and immediately a zoomed and cropped icon shows in the tray
[18:46] <sim642> I used "download updates" during installation though so maybe something there breaks it
[19:01] <sim642> Nope, 16.04.2 from iso without updates suffers from the same issue
[22:32] <flocculant> shouting into the wind here = how many people ONLY in this channel check out dev release for fixes?
[22:33] <flocculant> just ping me here