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flamelab

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From: Athens, Hellas (Greece)

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Are there x86_64 packages yet? Wouldn't mind trying this out

+1

Last edited by flamelab (2009-09-21 11:50:18)

combuster

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Re: gnome unstable repository

No, not yet...

ftp://ftp.archlinux.org/gnome-unstable/os/

Keep an eye on this ;-)

I think that JGC shouldn't bother with prerelease, now that stable tarballs will be released the day after tomorrow... Could be uploaded then straight to testing...

Last edited by combuster (2009-09-21 12:27:04)

JGC

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Re: gnome unstable repository

x86_64 is up with most of 2.28 final now. Updated i686 packages will follow soon.

wonder

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Re: gnome unstable repository

x86_64 is up with most of 2.28 final now. Updated i686 packages will follow soon.

thanks

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ngoonee

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Yay! Evo ML released 2.28 already.

Sigh, the poor x86_64 users still have to wait.

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combuster

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Don't have to wait, jgc uploaded x86_64 packages... Just add gnome-unstable repo...

Unresolved dep libcups and libldap, I've just Syud, report back later if it works...

WOW! CPU get's throttled, I have constant 50% cpu usage, where X, gconfd2 and gnome-session is eating most of the cpu time.

Clock applet doesn't work, gnome-power-manager also (that's normal because of the switch to devicekit)...

I recommend that everyone for now have a backup solution for DE...

Last edited by combuster (2009-09-22 07:07:54)

ngoonee

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Cool. Let us know how it goes. Don't have the connection to do downloads right now....

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JGC

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Re: gnome unstable repository

For x86_64 you'll need testing to satisfy dependencies. The i686 version needs some rebuilds/updates for libldap still.

combuster

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Thnx jgc, enabled testing, installed libldap and libcups...

Problem with cpu usage is caused by compiz, when I switch to metacity the problem remains but when I restart and have metacity by default cpu usage is just fine.

isak

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Re: gnome unstable repository

x86_64 seems to be working fine over here, thanks JGC

combuster

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Ok, I've solved clock and power-manager issue (have some unsatisfied deps because I've Syud it), only compiz cpu consuption issue remains...

Great work...

Allan

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Re: gnome unstable repository

(have some unsatisfied deps because I've Syud it)

Bad, bad, bad...

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combuster

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Yeah I know, but I didn't know that testing had to be enabled ;-)
Yaourt gave me what dep's are unsatisfied so I've patched things up...

Funny thing about this compiz issue is that sometimes when I want to logout it says that uknown app is not responding, and when I press cancel to go back to gnome desktop the cpu consumption is gone? When I logout it says that process was not responding and it gives me PID, heh, I've redirected ps output before that in a file and it points out that the process is gnome-session ?

Last edited by combuster (2009-09-22 11:05:23)

Nepherte

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Re: gnome unstable repository

nvm

Last edited by Nepherte (2009-09-22 12:47:57)

Emeric

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Everything seems to work fine on x86_64, thanks for the packages JCG !

But the thing is, what have been doing the gnome developpers during 6 months ? Because I don't see any differences between before and after the update (but no new bugs so it's cool).
I did saw a new disk utility, but we already have gparted so why spend time rewriting another one ?

Anyway, I like gnome but I just stopped expecting new ideas coming from there releases...

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wonder

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Re: gnome unstable repository

@emeric primary lots of rewrites to make gnome faster. read this interview: http://www.h-online.com/open/The-path-t … res/114277

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shining

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Also have a look at http://live.gnome.org/TwoPointTwentyseven/ReleaseNotes

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Emeric

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Ok now I khnow where to look for the new (and futur) things thanks ;-)

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blackrain

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Re: gnome unstable repository

I've added this repo to pacman.conf:
[gnome-unstable]
Server = ftp://ftp.archlinux.org/gnome-unstable/os/x86_64/
but when trying to install f.e. gnome-panel there is still 2.26. What's wrong with it?

flamelab

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Re: gnome unstable repository

It must be on top of all the other repos.
Enable testing just below the gnome-unstable repo.

The sync and install gnome 2.28.

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Last edited by flamelab (2009-09-22 21:04:00)

blackrain

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Thanks flamelab, it works now

uorbe001

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Re: gnome unstable repository

This unstable release is working with pulseaudio, or we have to wait for that?

ammon

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Does this new powermanager with more devkit features (hdd spindown) mean better power managment and better battery life?
I have just moved from xfce to gnome, and I have noticed that autonomy is about 15min less.

Thek586

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Yop, little error:

error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: alacarte: requires gnome-menus>=2.28.0

but:

`--> yaourt gnome-menus
1 gnome-unstable/gnome-menus 2.27.92-1 [installed]

Edit: forced it with pacman -Sd, works perfectly

Last edited by Thek586 (2009-09-22 23:13:05)

combuster

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Re: gnome unstable repository

Does anybody suffers from compiz issue (agressive cpu usage).

I get this error:

WARNING: Application calling GLX 1.3 function "glXCreatePixmap" when GLX 1.3 is not supported!  This is an application bug!

Tried with xorg from git and xorg from arch repo's and nothin'...

I saw that there were bug reports about this issue on gnome 2.28 that were filed yesterday...

edit: nah, i've just pulled mesa from git and they fixed the warning's but the problem remains

http://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/c … 64b04c65e0

Last edited by combuster (2009-09-22 23:24:21)