## page was renamed from DesktopTeam/Meeting/2010-03-23
=== Bryce Harrington ===

 * X Stabilization
   * Plan out UDS X sessions
   * Write meeting minutes from X meeting
   * Write up status on X stabilization work
   * Add to X/Projects
   * Make procmail save bugs with tag 'lucid' to launchpad.lucid
   * Send thoughts about modesetting bug troubleshooting to kernel team
   * Triaging -ati bug reports
   * Upstream -ati bug #513956
 * Arsenal
   * Evaluate genshi to replace tt2
   * Reimplement milestone report in Arsenal
   * Write some scripting suggestions for tseliot for -nvidia
   * Plan work to improve process-new-bugs.py
   * Plan tasks to flesh out fix-titles.py more
   * Make a graph showing bugs per package that are tagged 'lucid'
   * Add nVidia Corporation G84 [10de:0407]
   * Set up chroot on blumonc that pulls in versions from debian and from prior releases
   * Set up package report cronjob
 * Bug Work
   * Run script on several packages to request retesting with new drm
   * Help keybuk try to diagnose a kms issue (bug #539730)
   * Troubleshoot why lshw causes screen to go corrupt (#527369)
 * Multitouch low level support
   * Test apw's kernel bits on lucid
   * Test touch screen support on new Fujitsu touchscreen laptop
 * Identify UI polish settings and create scripts to apply them
 * Test filing apport info from alternate machines
 * Review kees' procmail rules and scope out redoing my rules to be more concise
 * Arrange UDS travel

=== Chris Halse Rogers ===

  * X Stabilisation:
    * Drive through nouveau DDX bugs; all are upstream or awaiting info from reporters
    * Use upstream-testing section from NouveauEvaluation to start a Nouveau troubleshooting page
    * Pull some safe, small fixes from nouveau kernel tree for some small bugs we've filed.  After testing the kernel, these will get sent to the kernel team.
    * Poke at Intel GPU hang list.  With Sarvatt's help, we're down from more than 50 to 24, and we've identified a kernel patch that got accidentally dropped from the -16 kernel that should fix a large class of these.
    * Start on a patch to make VESA bail when kms is active; if VESA tries to drive a kms screen it results in pretty “blooming” rather than a useful display.  Patch works, just requires some more autofoo & checks to ensure it's acceptable upstream.
  * F-Spot
    * Fixed the obnoxious problem where editing would make photos with orientation information mysteriously rotate by 90 degrees.  As an added benefit, orientation information is now preserved when saving files.
    * Added the (hopefully!) final polish - handling when files appear in the directory f-spot's watching, and fixing the worst part of bug #175191 by preventing the incorrect timestamps being written to imported files.
    * Triaged some f-spot bugs while I was in the neighbourhood.
  * gnome-keyring-sharp
    * The keyring daemon in 2.30 no longer exports a socket interface, and gnome-keyring-sharp is totally dependent on that socket interface.  [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/gnome-keyring-sharp/+bug/536925|Bug 536925]] tracks this.
    * Poked at upstream, who are not particularly active.
    * There's a partial replacement by an upstream broken by the change on the bug, but that's unlikely to be acceptable to gnome-keyring-sharp upstream.
    * I'll keep prodding upstream & get an acceptable plan of attack