When clicking add appointment evolution has to be opened, we can't jump
to the add appointment dialog (which would be nice), if evolution isn't
configured the setup dialog will appear.
The same will result from the change made to the date menu item,
In the end I think this is more of an evolution bug than indicator-
datetime, evolution should respect it's own command line parameters when
opening regardless of whether or not it starts with a wizard.
** Changed in: indicator-datetime (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in:
This seems like it's a bug which has been fixed elsewhere, mterry
pointed me at a couple of branches and I'll add them here.
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Can you tell me if you have menu icons turned on? I've discovered other
leaks associated with that feature.
We don't intend to *ship* it that way, but lots of legacy configuration
has remained static.
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Yeah, I realised that this still wasn't fixed a while ago, I'll add it
to my things bug ted about.
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Title:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-ubuntu/+bug/584669 is affected by
this bug, this is *partly* worked around by calling
appindicator.set_menu() *AFTER* submenus have been appended to the menu.
However, a bug still exists in that the wrong widget is passed to the
callback and therefore the
@Victor after speaking with tedg in august he had assured me that it was
in libindicator but didn't give me a bug number :/ I am certain however
that the bug can't be in gsd because I tried nuking the error in a
variety of ways which all led to either the error going in the opposite
direction off
In order to 'fix' this please follow the instructions here;
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-ubuntu/+bug/628015/comments/9
this will leave you with just a single icon e.g. [GB]
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There are 4 separate applications for configuration of different keyboard
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Seems to work?
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Extender, does that disable layout switching?
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@Anton, can you experiment and find more detail here, I think it's not
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I've just uploaded a change suggested to me over irc from ssh_rpc1 (not
sure who that is, but thanks!). The change is very simply to remove the
get_state which should stop the infinite loop. This *should* fix the
problem. I still have trouble reproducing this bug reliably so please
test test test!
@Ilja, the patch is a distro patch in the debian/patches folder of the
package, so working on a bzr branch isn't really required. I know it
could be irritating but as soon as I've done a test build, install and
restart of gsd I then build the source and upload it. So there's really
no delay that
flags are only working in the indicator applet, you're using the
notification area.
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@Extender, as I said, the gconf key for this *should* work to hide the
indicator, and setting 1x1 pixel icons will only affect the GSD keyboard
flag, the label will still be shown.
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@Yura, what would be useful is a backtrace from gdb
So when the bug is happening;
gdb attach pid_of_gsd
stop
bt
You'll need gsd and libgnomekbd and libxklavier debug packages installed
so the symbols end up being useful.
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@Chris, I've been working on this bug and it's got me confused as hell,
would be good to have a second set of eyes on it.
Basically, the state_changed signal from Xklavier is problematic as far
as I can see.
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The keyboard icon is because of we hit the API freeze before the
original bug of showing which is the current layout was fixed, we can't
change the API now therefore the icon is there to stay.
You can, turn on show_flags in gconf, and get a pack of flag files
extracted into ~/.icons/flags this
There are two issues here, firstly that the gconf key for *completely
hiding* the icon, should in fact work. I was assured so, and haven't
touched that part of the code - If in fact it doesn't work, that's a
bug, I'll happily fix.
Secondly, the icon beside the layout label is because we couldn't
@Yura, that *must* be a bug in the app indicators
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@LGB, this is exactly the state change i've tried to suppress, I can't
identify an appropriate trigger case though.
@Shoo_ash, that looks like ubuntuone causing it?! is that *this* bug?
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@everyone: Sorry for the lateness of the patch upload, had a little
trouble with my laptop/wifi but the patch has been uploaded to my PPA
and will be building shortly.
my ppa address is ppa:karl-qdh/ppa
It *seems* to work well, in that I haven't seen the bug reappear since I
started testing the
@Dmitry, The update is *NOT* in the main repositiory, it is ONLY in my
PPA right now, I want this tested before I ask it to be sponsored and
released.
@Everyone who feels the need to comment *me too*, instead of filling up
the comments with fairly useless text and making my life a little more
@Ilja, that's really interesting, and somewhat puzzling :/ I'll continue
to have a punt at this one until I've got something more solid.
@Ivan, have you restarted your gnome session and/or computer?
Gnome settings daemon *MUST* be restarted in order for the package to
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@Ilja, I identified why it's not changing from the menu, thanks for
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New package is being uploaded ASAP
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Ok, menu changing is fixed, maybe the high CPU usage only appears under
heavy load in some kind of weird race condition.
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The out of sync problem with the radio buttons is in dbusmenu AFAIK, a
simple off by one error unfixable in gsd, believe me, I tried, I spent a
few days trying to find this off by one... tedg has the bug for that
now.
Thanks for testing, what I really need to know is how often the 100% cpu
usage
@Yura, I've had the same problem for about two weeks so it's
unrelated... If you find out what causes it please let me know... what
with my broken touchpad and broken copy/paste it's making developing
particularly difficult.
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@Ilja, the bug isn't just off by one, it's off by -1 so it's actually
going backwards as you cycle forwards :/
This bug was introduced by me *for shame* during the Maverick cycle
while adding indicator support to the keyboard layout. :/ So should have
been visible in any ubuntu maverick releases
I just had the bug appear without actively changing layout, when I
changed windows and the layout should have remained the same.
I'm really not sure as to the cause of it, but I'll keep digging...
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Yeah as K-9 said I kinda have enough useful info here, the problem is
figuring out the trigger state. I have a few ideas as to what's
happening and one way that I think might fix it.
Effectively the problem is when the XklState changes in a certain way,
the state change causes a couple of
I've produced a hillbilly patch which isn't ideal but *could* fix this
problem, essentially the change prevents a state change signal from
being processed twice, and then causing an infinite loop. It does this
using a really crack-smoking-flag, which I'm not happy with but might
just do the job.
@Yura, there are two sources of signals to change layout, from Xklavier
- layout changed outside of gsd; and the menu item has been changed.
Both of these signals need to change the indicator, either the menu, the
label or both.
When the signal arrives from gsd's indicator we need to tell
@Yura because the bug is caused by the application indicators patch
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@Rich, please don't angrily comment without reading the previous
comments.
I am *presently* working on fixing this bug, and think my present patch
works or at least has been for a while. I have *ALL* the debugging
information that I need, which if you read the previous comments you'd
see there's
I'm looking through the code and can't see a possibility of changing the
popup group item rapidly, so there's other possibilities as to what is
triggering it, I'm repeatedly changing layouts to test it, and it's
pretty hard to trigger I need something which is confirmed to reproduce
the bug always
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I managed to trigger the loop but not the changing icon, so there's hope
for the bug yet. Still curious as to where it might be originating from
though :/
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Status: Confirmed = In
As I introduced the patch which caused it I confirm it's in gnome-
settings-daemon. Now there was one thing definitely causing this bug and
I fixed that, there is a possible second cause of the same kind of
behaviour and it sounds plausible that this would occur during window
changes.
Thanks for
Can someone confirm what is exactly happening here?
Does it suddenly change to a different layout and remain at that layout?
Does it continuously change quite rapidly?
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shoo what version of gnome-settings-daemon do you have?
I reproduced this once, fixed what I thought was the bug and released
the fix.
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Computerjy could you run a valgrind for me?
valgrind --leak-check=full gnome-power-manager ./outfile.valgrind 21
should do it, with the output redirected to outfile.valgrind. Run it for
a long enough period so you believe you're experiencing a leak then hit
ctrl+c which will end the logging
I tried matching the heuristics up with this properly, there are
conditions where there's no time remaining and only a percentage, gnome
power manager is supposed to take data of the percentage over time and
estimate the time remaining, so in theory the time remaining would
eventually be updated,
I'm considering this as a safe default, the problem is that for most
people it will be estimating during that period. This makes me think
that there's something not quite right internally in gpm or that certain
batteries are just a little unpredictable.
Switching it to the percentage is a quick
* Sorry the formatting errors were missed during testing.
* Dropping the percentage was part of the ui spec provided by mpt.
* The continuous estimating was an oversight, in that it didn't happen in
testing. I can only assume some batteries don't get a time estimation at all.
In order to
mpt should have a say on 1h23m style formatting, and we'd need to ask
someone familiar with internationalisation about any implications of it.
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The attached patch changes the output to 0h04m in the menu and now once
again says 0 hours 30 mins in the preferences
I've also made the xhxxm string translatable, but this needs to be
picked up by translators, possibly too late for that :/
I can remove the string change and go back to 0:04
i've attached an updated patch to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-
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this should fix the problem, some discussion still necessary around that
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@Maxim, my battery is also not removable :/ macbook pro
@David, the question is, what should the translations be for time in the
following format %dh%02dm (e.g. 1h02m), the default translation could be
%d:%02d (1:02)
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the gslice leak was bogus, this bug is effectively fixed as the
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Attached ayan's test case to demonstrate the menu memory leak
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==24310== 181,440 bytes in 180 blocks are possibly lost in loss record 3,196 of
3,198
==24310==at 0x4C2732A: memalign (vg_replace_malloc.c:581)
==24310==by 0x4C27383:
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great.
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Attached is the valgrind log for gnome-power-manager, it appears from
this log that the leak which affects gnome-power-manager is actually in
libdbusmenu-glib, I'll continue to study this log for a while longer and
try to figure out where the leak is occuring in libdbusmenu-glib.
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Notes from irc log;
(15:01:52) tedg: klattimer, Yeah, so ayan has a small GTK program that creates
and destroys menus and causes a leak in GTK...
(15:03:37) tedg: I was talking to hughsie a while back and he was saying it
depends on the battery firmware how often it updates.
(15:03:51) tedg:
Linked related branch fixing the hashtable leak in libdbusmenu-glib -
thanks to tedg
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kenvandine gave me a hint that all that's left to do on this one is to
fix the issue of not having the name in the menu
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If you're seeing a black square then the code is working, the problem
therefore will be in the filenames.
Can you check the gnome screensaver login dialog and see if the icons
appear there.
Unfortunately I'm away from home right now so I can't do any testing
myself, will look into it further
Comment #24 seems to be the CPU hogging bug, this should have been fixed
and a the fix released.
i.e. the layout starts changing rapidly and hogging CPU
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(09:31:26) klattimer: xkl_engine_save_state triggers a state-changed
signal, which then calls a function which xkl_engine_save_state's again,
ad infinitum
This is most likely the cause, I'm looking into this and also a memory
leak which may be one and the same bug.
Therefore is linked
Bug fix for this is in the following bug; https://bugs.launchpad.net
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I tested how this bug manifested itself to me, (changing layouts with
keyboard shortcut while in screensaver dialog) and it seems to be OK,
I'll obviously keep it running and see if it does manifest
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This minor update means that if show_flags is enabled the indicator will
only show an icon. This emulates exactly the behavior of the
notification-area icon as it currently exists upstream.
The reason for this is that the complaint of too much space being used
is perfectly valid, and this makes
Completing the indicator as specified will only require implementing
symbolic svg icons for the flags which as previously discussed will
not actually be flags, but instead two letters inside of a box.
See the bug regarding this here; https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-
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I have a working patch which I'll be uploading to bug
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This will show the flags adjacent to the full label. It's a workaround
to the ugly keyboard icon described.
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Ok, well, I'll try to implement the second option suggested by MPT which
is to have the option in the control centre to hide the indicator as we
can't really hide the icon and leave the label without breaking ABI atm.
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Oh, there is one other option, we have SVG/PNG icons created and drop
the label instead?
This would fit more with MPT's plan, although some complication could
arise with the numbering of multiple layouts from the same country.
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Check your gconf key for;
/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/general/disable_indicator
That's the only reason I see for it not being visible.
I'm assuming it's functional, as in you can switch layouts?
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The screenshot here is the desired outcome. However, the background
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added more detailed conditions to the strings and removed some erroneous
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I've started working on a patch which will show the flag. If successful,
we may be able to come up with something like [FLAG] 1,2,3,4 for
different layouts.
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Testing a new patch now.
One of the items on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BatteryStatusMenu#Items
couldn't be fixed, which was the X (estimating…) - the problem here is
that gnome-power-manager is actually pretty sensible in that it will
always have a time remaining available to display. The other
Attached is the updated patch for gnome-power-manager including the new
strings.
I have an updated build of the package building in my ppa;
https://launchpad.net/~karl-qdh/+archive/ppa which will hopefully be
accepted and built soon :)
I _REALLY_ need someone else to test this :( unfortunately I
Currently depends on this bug; https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
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this bug is now firmly sitting in the realm of *NOT EVEN FUNNY* I cannot
locate a single point in the code where the group would be set
incorrectly, I've added in various elements to try and catch the error
but can't find anything in particular that's off by one... The menu just
doesn't seem to
Turns out this is a bug elsewhere in libindicator or libappindicator and
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The last comment refers to a bug which isn't in gsd, apparently
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