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cartel_guys do we have kiosk admin tool packaged?12:43
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Riddellcartel_: nope, maybe kalyxo do, it's definatly something we want12:46
cartel_hmm12:48
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keugenesanhi all, who can help me with understanding kubuntus Sound Serevr scheme?11:59
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Riddellkeugenesan: it's just the same as standard KDE01:41
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archstercan someone point me to a change log .. from kubuntu-hoary-install-i386.iso - 30-Mar-2005 00:22  584M ** to **  kubuntu-5.04-install-i386.iso - 07-Apr-2005 07:18  572M02:08
Riddellarchster: hoary-changes mailing list02:13
archstertnx02:21
archsterhttp://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/hoary-changes/2005-April/date.html  <-- that isn't exactly the kind of change log I'm looking for02:30
archsterI just need the diff between the 2 releases kubuntu-hoary-install-i386.iso and kubuntu-5.04-install-i386.iso02:31
Riddellwell all the changes are sent to hoary-changes02:34
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Kamionarchster: there is no useful changelog other than package uploads05:36
KamionI'm afraid that a lot does change in a week, even the final week leading up to a release05:37
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archsterKamion: I was looking for something like http://www.slackware.com/changelog/current.php?cpu=i386 .. as I was looking for the changes to the live cd doing "just do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" as was one suggestion .. just won't do it06:18
Kamionarchster: that changelog looks pretty much like what could be generated by catting all the hoary-changes mails together06:19
Kamion(ok, the latter is more verbose)06:20
archstermaybe you could suggest *buntu create a web page with that info .. for the masses?06:21
KamionI don't think the page you quote is remotely "for the masses" TBH06:21
Kamionthe changelog entries are available in a friendly form via update-manager06:22
Kamion(in Ubuntu, probably not Kubuntu yet, dunno)06:22
archsterit's a very evident click here link on their pages .. as opposed to joining a developers list is what I meant06:22
Kamionthat's why update-manager exists06:22
archsterif u have it installed yes? what about if ur using the live cd?06:23
Kamionthe changelog entries for a whole distribution are just far too verbose for normal people to read in total06:23
Kamionthe only thing it's sanely possible to do for normal people is to create a release-announcement-style summary06:23
archsterok I just wondered the diff in mar 30 to apr 806:23
Kamionby running a preview release you're implicitly agreeing to act a bit like a developer ;)06:24
archsterI already had the one burned when I find there is another version06:24
archsterlol06:24
archsterthis is about like knoppix .. I burn it one day and they release a new one the next06:25
Kamionfast-moving development's like that - we only release *stable* versions every six months though06:26
archsteryea but both releases I hve seen say 5.04  06:26
archsterhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/hoary/current/06:26
archsterkubuntu-hoary-install-i386.iso            30-Mar-2005 00:22  584M06:26
archsterhttp://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/hoary/06:26
archsterkubuntu-5.04-install-i386.iso            07-Apr-2005 07:18  572M06:26
archstersame with the live ones ..06:27
Kamiononly the -5.04- ones are final releases06:27
Kamionnotice that the release candidate doesn't say that06:27
archsteroh well no big deal I guess just get to the store and buy more cd's ;-\06:27
KamionI've removed the 'current' symlink from /kubuntu/releases/hoary/06:28
Kamionit's still there as .../rc/06:28
archstermight also tell distro watch the links06:28
archsterI hd started there with all this 2 days ago06:29
Kamiondistrowatch's link on the front page appears to be current06:31
archsterthe deal was I had part of this stuff downloaded when a power outage reset my box .. so I had to start again .. and then I got to digging and was totally confused as I has the march 30 stuff and then wanted to know if the diff was worth anothe 4 cd download (ubuntu and kubuntu)06:31
Kamionrsync06:32
archsterto download the april 8 stuff06:32
Kamionyes, use rsync to just get the differences06:32
Kamionalthough for a week it might still take a while06:32
archsterhmm the names are different would rsync work?06:32
archsterthere is only 12mb diff06:33
Kamionif you give the target name explicitly, yes06:33
Kamionthat's the diff in *size*, plenty in the remaining 572MB changed though06:33
Kamionbit of a rash assumption to think that it's just 12MB tacked onto the end ;)06:33
archsterlol my mind is getting more confused by the min .. I'll just redownload it all and go to store for more cd's .... this 5.04 is the last stable thing for a month or so isn't it?06:34
archsterwell I figured 12 mb of diff vs of something06:34
KamionI've mailed distrowatch asking them to correct the link on http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=kubuntu06:35
archsterwhen do u anticipate the next release?06:35
Kamionreleases are every six months like clockwork06:35
archsterk so I got 6 mo to run the april 8 one .. that's worth it06:36
archsteryea I got all 4 started and they are the april 6,7 or 8 releases06:43
archstertnx for clearing it up for me06:43
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Kamionnp06:52
=== Qerub sheds a tear for the missing Korundum package in Kubuntu
RiddellQerub: is Korundum partof kde bindings or out on its own?08:06
QerubRiddell: kdebindings08:12
QerubRiddell: i guess it was disabled to let kdebindings into main?08:12
Qerubi suppose a source package can't have binary packages in both main and universe?08:13
RiddellQerub: it can08:13
Qerubthen i can't see why it was disabled.08:13
Qerubcan you? :)08:15
Riddellno idea I'm afraid, haggai made kdebindings08:15
Qerubyer...08:16
KamionQerub: Riddell's right, but: if one binary package is in main then its source package is in main; if a source package is in main then all its build-dependencies must be in main08:39
KamionQerub: so, if some *build*-dependency from universe was required for Korundum, then that may have been disabled for that reason08:39
uniqkdebindings source is in universe.. 08:42
QerubKamion: Mmkay. And that build-dependency was probably Ruby :-)08:44
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haggaiQerub: that's right, I was asked not to pull ruby into main09:20
QerubMhmhm. What a pity.09:22
haggaiQerub: it was a bit close to release time.  I expect we could put it in for breezy09:24
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BeineriHow reliable are Torrent stats? :-)  22% of the Hoary downloads were Kubuntu09:43
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stonedcoderRiddell you about?11:10
Riddellcartel_: a bit11:11
AMIGrAvehum I switched from gnome to KDE for many years now and I still uses xchat. Are you all using konversation ?11:18
Riddellsecretly we use irssi but don't tell that to cartman11:19
AMIGrAve:)11:19
AMIGrAvei've used bitchx a long time ago and got so used to black bg that my eyes hurts when I fist opened konversation :) (I guess it takes 5 second to set up colors for black bg anyway)11:22
cartel_does konversation support python scripting?11:24
cartel_what about ksirc?11:24
Riddellksirc is some weird c++ wrapper around a perl script, my first ever patch to KDE was to make it beep11:25

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