[Systems] Release Meeting 2012-03-09
Andrea Cimitan
andrea.cimitan at canonical.com
Fri Mar 9 10:52:51 UTC 2012
Only reporting sections worth having a look, no blocking items.
=== What was done engineering wise? ===
* indicators
- bugfixing all the way for 12.04 quality
- Start on indicator-appmenu work for GMenuModel menus (FFe 924007)
* gnome-control-center
- bugfixing on the sound panel
- Discussing datetime timezone design issues to work towards fix --
may result in UIFe request
* light-themes
- bugfixing
* utouch
- Added evemu input device recording playback to xorg-gtest
- Developed better xorg-gtest integration with upstream xorg macros
- Updated X server to input stack from upstream version 1.12
- Uploaded fix for X synaptics to disable clickpad support by default
-- Clickpad support conflicted with two-touch click to right click
- Added xorg-gtest testsuite support
- Added test case for bad angle gesture properties
- More gesture accept/reject development
- Released new utouch-grail upstream and for Precise
- Proposed fix for grail touch state error
- Lots of good testing and bug filing for gestures in Unity
-- Developing fixes for unity MT grab handles
- More unity geis v2 porting
=== Summary of bugs ===
* indicators
- Fixed libindicate's build for jenkins 931759
- Fixed libappindicator's build for jenkins 931764
- Fixed indicator-appmenu build for jenkins 938986
- Removed duplicate timezone listings in datetime 833337
- Patched minor memory leak in appmenu-gtk 830260
- Fixed bugs found by / warnings generated by
Coverity: 943746, 943747, 944220, 944250, 944238, 944236, 944234, 944220, 944220,943757, 940651
- Dbusmenu icon bugs: 934574, 878708
- Libindicator valgrind issue: 719457
- Libappindicator title/name/icon bugs: 885080, 875770
- Fixed indicator-sound 908682, 771202, 939929
- Fixed indicator-session (Restart icon bug - pushed back to MVO
because the initial lies in packagekit)
* utouch
- Fixed libXi bug that prevented smooth scrolling on 32-bit machines
949465
- Reworked xorg-gtest build and install system for source distribution
949933
- Fixed an X server bugs that prevented gestures from working 929408
-- Developed test case, I hope to upstream it next week
- Developed test for and merged fix for touch grab error handling 937021
- Fixed bogus tap gesture at end of drag gesture 944901
=== Next week ===
* QA and bugfixing for both light-themes and indicators
* utouch
- Work on unity touchscreen touch grab bug 949791
- Work on atomic gesture construction bug 949916)
- Finish gesture accept/reject development (FFe 934207)
- Work on all Unity gesture bugs
-- Atomic gesture construction bug 949916
-- Tap gesture goes back to update state after ending 949855
-- Anything related to grab handles not working
- Begin implementing more Unity gesture specifications
=== Issues ===
* Gtk+ 3.3.18's "smooth scrolling"
- 3.3.18 introduces a "smooth scrolling" feature which affects
negatively scrolling performance on touchpad and touchscreens, I'm
considering asking to distropatch libgtk-3-0 and disable the new
scrolling until upstream fixes performance. Another solution is to add
hacks in overlay scrollbars, not that keen as they will increase complexity.
~~~
List of remaining exceptions, a possible UIFe was added.
=== FFe ===
* Locally integrated menus
- indicator-appmenu side
- will fall under the FFe for LIM being filed by Unity Shell team
* GMenuModel support in HUD/Appmenus
- https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-appmenu/+bug/924007
- Would you formally apply a FFe to this?
* Improved support for XUL applications
- https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-appmenu/+bug/921231
- Would you formally apply a FFe to this?
* Disable overlay scrollbars for accessibility
- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-design/+bug/934123
- It's quite important for being a LTS, should be in 12.04
* Geis grail gesture accept/reject
- https://bugs.launchpad.net/utouch-geis/+bug/934207
- Not "required", but really needs to be in 12.04
=== UIFe ===
* Possible change request for timezone/datetime panel in the control center
- Will file a bug report after finishing the discussion
~~~
Looking forward Beta 2!
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