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[00:18] <rickspencer3> 'night all [00:18] <rickspencer3> have a good weekend === asac_ is now known as asac [01:26] <Nafallo> asac, kenvandine: gajim 0.12.3 uploaded to karmic (ubuntu), intrepid and jaunty (gajim ppa). [01:37] <asac> rock on [01:38] <asac> i rather sleep now ;) === mypapit_prob is now known as mypapit [15:43] <mac9416> Hello, I would like to know how gnome-app-install determines what software to display. Obviously it only displays top-level apps, not dependencies. Also, how does it determine what category a package is in? None of that info is in the package index files. [15:44] <pochu> macvr: I think it uses the data in the app-install-data package [15:44] <pochu> the .desktop files in there, that is [15:46] <pochu> mac9416: ^ that was for you :) [15:46] <pochu> macvr: sorry [15:46] <macvr> np :) [15:47] <mac9416> Haha. So it lists all packs that have .desktop files in there, and the category info is in the .desktop's too? [15:48] <james_w> pretty much [15:49] <james_w> there are a few .desktop files added that aren't actually in packages to make a few more things appear [15:49] <james_w> and there are possibly a few things blacklisted or overriden, but that's the basic idea [15:49] <mac9416> OK, cool. Thanks. [15:52] <mac9416> May I ask where the .desktops are kept? [15:56] <pochu> mac9416: what do you mean? [15:56] <mac9416> If all the software listed in gnome-app-install is taken from .desktop files, where are the .desktops located? [15:58] <pochu> in app-install-data :) [15:58] <pochu> or in /usr/share/app-install/desktop/ in the filesystem [15:58] <mac9416> Ah, OK, thanks a lot :-) === kathmich is now known as asac_2nd [16:07] <asac_2nd> bryce: tjaalton: anyone here? [16:07] <asac_2nd> oops [16:07] <asac_2nd> i am asac ;) === asac_2nd is now known as asacasa [16:08] <asacasa> bryce: tjaalton: so i upgraded this inspiron 6400 to hardy and dont get a good resolution [16:08] <asacasa> damn pidgin thing [16:08] <asacasa> no nick changing [16:09] <asacasa> i run out of ideas ... using no xorg.conf gives me 800x600 [16:09] <asacasa> is i810 still a valid driver name at all in hardy? [16:12] <asacasa> ok restarting X [16:13] <kathmich> ok thanks. removing xorg.conf.failsafe and xorg.conf helped [16:13] <kathmich> bryce: maybe we should move the .failsafe file away and only use it if nothing else works? [16:14] <kathmich> anyway. lets talk about that later [16:14] <kathmich> going off! [16:14] <kathmich> greetz from asac === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [22:22] <rickspencer3> pitti: I updated the burn-down chart script to place the trend line automagically [22:23] <rickspencer3> https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~rick-rickspencer3/+junk/py-burndown-chart |