=== tritium [~tritium@ee213-dhcp-6.ecn.purdue.edu] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [12:26] so.. how do I make my X start again [12:26] i have no fixed font [12:26] pretty suck [12:34] morning [12:34] hi === Fackamato [fackamato@81-229-119-116-no24.tbcn.telia.com] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [12:41] ajmitch: you can upload C++ library packages now [12:49] great, I'll still put patches up on bugzilla, right? [12:50] looks like there's a few issues with apps needing recompiled [12:50] blam is using c++ [12:50] or they just weren't changed properly :) [12:50] not sure what im supposed to do with it [12:54] doko: unixodbc-bin still depends on libodbcinstq1 [12:55] ajmitch, hmm, will look [01:13] wow the menu editor rocks === abarbaccia [~abarbacci@ool-18b8cf07.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:23] tseng: the one in gnome-menus? [01:23] yes [01:23] its so simple [01:24] any way to get the new one without logging out? :) [01:24] beats me [01:24] brb then [01:24] killall gnome-panel? [01:24] heh [01:24] ogra: monodevelop worksforme === Amaranth [~travis@ip68-229-188-97.om.om.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:24] ogra: you? [01:25] hmm, havent upgraded all the day... [01:25] hmm, it didn't update [01:26] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/m/monodevelop/ [01:26] nope, it didnt build... [01:26] ha, that's a lot like my new UI :) [01:26] i guess we worked off the same doodle [01:29] ogra: http://dev.realistanew.com/smeg0.6.png [01:29] i like mine better :) [01:32] dude its the same thing [01:33] err, yeah, that was too you [01:33] but with andyfitzisms [01:33] to [01:33] meh, why does it build depend on mozilla ? [01:33] i fixed that here [01:33] andyfitzisms? [01:33] havent uploaded yet [01:33] Amaranth: the icons? [01:33] from andyfitz [01:34] oh, that's the icon theme on my machine [01:34] it uses whatever theme you use [01:35] hmm, the one in gnome-menus only allows you to hide/show entries [01:43] hmm, it crashes [01:44] wow, silly amd64 [01:46] hmm, but it knows python syntaxhighlighting :) [01:54] tseng, seems it runs stable now... [01:55] did you change something? [01:55] no crash since i started it the secondtime... i can open and save files etc [01:55] nope [01:55] ok :( [01:56] i suspect ff its pretty bad on amd64 currently [01:57] hmm, it cant highlight Makefiles [01:57] heh, thats funny, if i open a shellscript it gets opened in gvim [01:58] (from the monodevelop filebrowser) === moyogo [~moyogo@69.156.166.86] has joined #ubuntu-motu === HostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === JanC [~janc@JanC.member.lugwv] has joined #ubuntu-motu === JDahl [~qwerty@ca-stmnca-cuda4-gen2m1-135.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:13] I packaged up a python packaged I'm working on, and a "dpkg --info" tells me: "Depends: atlas3-base | lapack3 | liblapack.so.3, atlas3-base | refblas3 | libblas.so.3, libc6 (>= 2.3.2.ds1-4), libumfpack4 (>= 4.3-5), glpk", where all except glpk are found automatically by dpkg-buildpackage. But when I apt-get install the package, only glpk is automatically installed: do I need to explicitly list all those dependencies on t [05:13] he "Depends:" line in the control file? === janm [~user@202.172.110.144] has joined #ubuntu-motu === minghua [~minghua@ppp-69-153-138-159.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:26] Hi, I've got a problem for c++ transition of arpack++ [05:26] In configure I get: [05:26] checking how to run the C preprocessor... /lib/cpp [05:26] configure: error: C preprocessor "/lib/cpp" fails sanity check [05:26] See `config.log' for more details. [05:26] make: *** [build] Error 1 [05:26] and /lib/cpp is a symlink to /usr/bin/cpp-4.0 [05:27] nothing seems related in config.log, the last lines: [05:27] #ifdef __cplusplus [05:27] extern "C" void std::exit (int) throw (); using std::exit; [05:27] configure: exit 1 === |QuaD-_ [~QuaD@beac872-0b01-dhcp137.bu.edu] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jay [~jay@208.60.223.246] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tritium [~tritium@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === thoreauputic [~prospero@wolax7-154.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === bradb [~bradb@modemcable087.14-130-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === womble [~mpalmer@CPE-61-9-197-223.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0547.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0547.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tuppa [~tuppa@archammer.corvu.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tuppa [~tuppa@archammer.corvu.com.au] has left #ubuntu-motu ["bye] === womble [~mpalmer@CPE-61-9-197-223.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === susus [~sz@p5089ED21.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ogra [~ogra@p5089ED21.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ogra_d [~ogra@p5089ED21.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === robitaille [~robitaill@d154-5-117-228.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === spacey [~spacey@145.33.144.124] has joined #ubuntu-motu === fwiffo [~fwiffo@dhcpserver0.oersted.dtu.dk] has joined #ubuntu-motu === herzi [~herzi@d023006.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:31] anyone here? :) [09:32] nope, were all dead [09:32] :) [09:32] the european guys are just waking up now [09:33] i have on tiny problem :) [09:33] could you help me? [09:33] probably not, but shoot [09:33] when i change changelog with dch -i -Dbreezy [09:33] it puts an email as a signature [09:34] it was working fine, but now it puts ivoks@localhost.localdomain [09:34] would you know how to change that? [09:36] ah.. [09:36] that's enviorment variable [09:36] ivoks: /etc/mailname? [09:36] or [09:36] export EMAIL='ivoks@grad.hr' [09:37] that should work too [09:38] yes, it works :) [09:39] i replaced bash with zsh, so i lost all my env. variables [09:39] you can add DEBEMAIL or something similar, but I forget the exact varible [09:39] DEBEMAIL [09:40] and DEBFULLNAME [09:40] ya [09:40] man dch says it all :) [09:45] terminus is really nice font [09:46] ok, see you guys.. === jinty [~jinty@haydn.debian.org] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dahane_ [~dahane@c164167.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dahane_ is now known as dahane [10:07] <\sh> morning [10:08] morning === Gervystar [~gervystar@62.94.208.119] has joined #ubuntu-motu === womble [~mpalmer@CPE-61-9-197-223.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === thom [~thom@amnesiac.heapspace.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:02] ivoks, ogra, how are the C++ uploads going, or who cares about them? [11:02] dholbach ? === koke [~koke@155.210.13.152] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Gervystar [~gervystar@62.94.208.119] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dahane [~dahane@d072167.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:50] doko [12:50] ping [12:50] pong [12:51] you said varconf misses a build depends on libsigc++-1.2-dev... [12:51] but thats there [12:51] hi doko, ogra_d [12:51] hey ajmitch [12:51] is the build-dep tightened to the first version compiled for the new ABI? [12:51] doko, btw, the rest of my day is donated to the libs :) [12:52] ah, ok [12:52] <\sh> re [12:52] that might be it [12:52] yes, we need that for the buildd's [12:52] <\sh> bad day for me [12:52] oki [12:54] <\sh> ogra_d: I had a nice fight this morning at 5:45 with duke ;) [12:54] heh [12:54] duke is funny [12:55] ajmitch: libcommoncpp2, please just drop c102, don't add the c2 [12:55] <\sh> ogra_d: and i had a nice chat with guenther [12:55] doko: ah, sorry, that was 1st one I did :) [12:55] ajmitch: and I don't see a bug report for it [12:56] ajmitch: libccrtp: in the changelog, say what you did change, bug report is missing (I know, your second package ;) === ajmitch will put them up asap.. [12:57] yes, I thought I'd fixed all the changelogs, obviously not :) [12:57] <\sh> hmmm...how do i use debdiff? [12:58] debdiff package1.dsc package2.dsc [12:59] <\sh> and i was playing with source dirs === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:18] <\sh> hmmm...can someone check if I made everything allright for the bug report? https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10957 [01:21] \sh, the lib binary could need a Provides [01:22] <\sh> Provides: libqssl2 should do it, right? [01:22] yep [01:22] err [01:22] <\sh> or should i use Provides: libqssl so it fits for 1 and 2 [01:22] c102 [01:23] <\sh> sure :) [01:23] <\sh> thx [01:23] no just let the packaging system know that it finds the old named lib in this package [01:25] <\sh> done [01:25] <\sh> what would be really nice, to have a jabber component for bugzilla and malone ;) reporting bugs via jabber and informing the devs via jabber about new bugs for their packages [01:26] its planned... but dont expect it for 1.0 === ivoks [~ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:26] <\sh> I think bugzilla has already a jabber component... === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:38] meh, doko [01:38] ? [01:39] ogra_d: please no provides for renamed library packages. we WANT to conflict old and new packages [01:39] libclutils0-dev is not installable.... [01:39] okay [01:40] or rather its empty, my pbuilder doenst find it.... [01:40] but its installed === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [01:44] <\sh> shit [01:44] <\sh> i made a mistake [01:44] \sh, nobody is perfect (seee above ;) ) [01:46] <\sh> ogra_d: but a really nasty one...i forgot the libfile ;) [01:46] <\sh> doko: ah..so i will remove also my provides line ;) [01:46] <\sh> doko: but Replaces: is fine? [01:46] which package? [01:47] <\sh> libqssl [01:47] <\sh> libqssl2c102 [01:47] source package? [01:47] <\sh> qssl === ogra_d kicks his pbuilder [01:47] checking for isClutils in -lclutils... no [01:47] \sh, where's the bug report? [01:47] <\sh> https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10957 [01:48] <\sh> doko: but w8 a moment :) i'll update the debdiff [01:49] <\sh> ok..u can check now [01:52] missing conflict to the old lib [01:52] <\sh> see...;) [01:54] <\sh> new debdiff attached [01:54] tighten the build-dep on libqt3-mt-dev [01:55] (and mark the attachment as patches) [01:56] <\sh> doko: what do u mean with "tighten"? is libqt3-mt-dev (>= 3.1.1-1) not right? [01:56] <\sh> doko: k [01:57] look at the library list, all deps on C++ libs have to be tightened to the first version with the new ABI [01:59] <\sh> u mean: if 3.3.3-7 is the first new ABI version I should change build-deps to libqt3-mt-dev (>= 3.3.3-7) [01:59] <\sh> or 3.3.3-7ubuntu5 [02:00] yes, the latter [02:00] doko, any idea about libclutils ? [02:00] <\sh> k...thx [02:00] that's why we keep the version information in the table [02:01] ogra: the one in the archive? [02:01] it gets installed in the pbuilder.... but the configure doesnt find it... [02:01] if i log in and install it manually, all files are where they belong [02:02] 20031216-5 ? [02:02] yep [02:02] configure: error: Could not find a workable libclutils.so or libclutils.a. [02:02] You probably need to install clutils and/or specify the location of [02:02] it with the --with-clutils option. [02:03] both are there [02:04] <\sh> ok..done [02:05] ogra: no information in config.log? === ajmitch is off to sleep now [02:07] hmm, how do i get the config.log from a pbuilder that failed ? === ogra builds aain, without pbuilder [02:07] again even [02:08] <\sh> ogra: there is a switch to force not to delete the temp files after build === ogra looks at the pbuilder docs [02:11] <\sh> --preserve-buildplace [02:11] ogra: hmm, YES, exactly that option === jamessan|work [~jamessan@c-24-218-220-129.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:12] <\sh> no... [02:12] <\sh> or? [02:12] hmm, but anyway, it builds fine outside the pbuilder [02:12] <\sh> This is useful if you want to attempt to build a large number of packages successively, but you expect that many of them cannot have their build [02:12] <\sh> dependencies satisfied. [02:12] <\sh> It will clean up the build place on failure, or after a successful build. [02:14] <\sh> ok second cxx qt package finished [02:16] <\sh> ogra: hmmm..one apt-get miss update in the pbuilder chroot? [02:16] i don an update before every build [02:17] -n === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:26] <\sh> ogra_d: hmmm...additional source in your chroot and not in pbuilder? dokos repos eventually? :) [02:26] <\sh> anyways...started this day at 5:30am now it's time to go home [02:27] \sh, i dont use a chroot, just a plain pbuilder with main and universe sources === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:27] <\sh> ogra: hmmm...confusing just like ogra and ogra_d ;-9 [02:28] <\sh> bbl gents...going home [02:30] \sh, bye === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.247.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:13] <\sh> at least at home === moyogo [~moyogo@69.156.166.86] has joined #ubuntu-motu === bradb [~bradb@MTL-ppp-146985.qc.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Shufla [~shufla@cgl154.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === spacey [~spacey@flits101-191.flits.rug.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:31] doko, can i leave tyvis for you ? i have no idea what to do here and --preserve-buildplace doeosnt help at all, since it removes the tree on error or breakage... locally it builds fine [04:33] ogra_d: ok [04:35] doko, thanks :) [04:36] doko, whats the exchange rate for this 2:1, or higher ? ;) [04:38] meh, libsigcx-gtk-0.6-dev is boken.... === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.247.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:44] guys, is any of you aware of some utility that allows you to snap programs to a grid? [04:46] HiddenWolf: if you hold shift while moving it snaps to other edges [04:47] Lathiat, I just got myself a 1920x1200 monitor, and I'm looking for a way to keep my programs where I want them. [04:48] shift might just do the trick. :) [04:49] It'd be neat if you could 'partition' your desktop, and lock a program to a partition, tho. === Shufla [~shufla@cgl154.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:52] hi. is there guideline for importing sid packages to hoary/breezy? [package is made for sid, but it is not avaiable in debian] [04:52] recompile it in breezy [04:53] ogra: ah. but there are some tweaks needed in debian/ dir. ok. i'll go thru debian packagers documentation, thanks. === herve [~hcauwelie@mut38-4-82-233-119-142.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:57] motu meeting? [04:59] oops [04:59] youre right [05:00] in 1h [05:00] we're gmt+2... *headache* [05:02] HiddenWolf: apt-get install devilspie [05:13] Lathiat, you rule [05:13] :) [05:14] ugh. I'll need to google for that [05:14] It's pretty much useless at default. :P === motaboy [~motaboy@host113-36.pool80182.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach [~daniel@td9091af0.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:35] hellas! === dahane [~dahane@d072220.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:43] heya dholbach! [05:43] hey herve! [05:52] hey bradb :-) [05:52] bradb: who would i have to bother for "add a mail adress to a team"? [05:54] could everybody have a look at wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUMeeting and add their favorite topic to it? [05:55] that's how I saw there is a meeting coming :-) [05:56] :-))) [05:56] thanks for the reminder! [05:56] de rien :-) === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:56] dholbach: hi [05:57] hey bradb, how are you? [05:57] good thanks, you? :) [05:57] i'm alright, thanks :-) [05:58] bradb: who would i have to bother for "add a mail adress to a team"? :-) [05:58] who takes care of the "people" section [05:58] dholbach: salgado's the man [05:59] ahh, ok [05:59] i'll bother him next :-) [05:59] hang on [05:59] perhaps i'll summon him onto the channel [05:59] erm, we have motu meeting next [05:59] dholbach, i dont think we need a team mailadress [05:59] yes we do [06:00] rather mail all the team members, the adresses are in the stack [06:00] i want to have bugs go to desktop-bugs@ for example [06:00] its nonsense to have a extra mailing list you have to maintain [06:00] you don't have to maintain it [06:00] someone has [06:00] and jdub, seb128 and i just arranged one for desktop-bugs@ [06:00] hmm... [06:00] k [06:01] ok... i think we have a meeting now [06:01] yep [06:01] #ubuntu-meeting [06:02] guys, join #ubuntu-meeting === salgado [~salgado@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:03] hi there! [06:03] hi === jinty [~jinty@haydn.debian.org] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:04] doh, you guys just started a meeting didn't you :P [06:04] yep [06:04] dholbach, ogra, salgado: if you can't discuss your questions right now about setting up your team, perhaps you could note a time a bit later when you can help to get things sorted for MOTU team config? [06:05] I'm going for lunch now. will be back in 1h or so [06:05] salgado, in an hour ? [06:05] heh [06:05] great [06:05] ogra, perfect [06:06] hey salgado [06:06] oh. === ozamosi [~ozamosi@80.252.185.146] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:42] salgado-lunch: we we're just wondering, if we could have a mail-adress for teams - so the bugs assigned to a team could go to a mailing list or something [06:44] dholbach, we'll meet in 30min [06:44] ogra, salgado-lunch: ok === metallikop [i@pcp0011431183pcs.sothfd01.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Unfrgiven [~ankur@202.76.176.94] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0547.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:05] ola :) [07:05] we're still in #ubuntu-meeting :-) [07:06] hi ivoks [07:06] hi ivoks :) [07:07] me first :-p [07:16] salgado, we hurried :) [07:17] <\sh> hah back to normal work ;) [07:17] <\sh> lemme check for cxx stuff [07:17] hi all [07:17] :) [07:17] ogra, so, the problem is just adding an email address to teams? [07:18] oh, what fun i have, salvage files from dead disk :) [07:18] ogra: here? ready for some uploading? [07:18] salgado: and adding teams more easily [07:18] salgado: i just wondered if somebody was working on it - bradb seems to have just dragged you in here :-) [07:19] dholbach, by more easily you mean, having a link to it? [07:19] yes [07:19] salgado, thats dholbachs problem... i would be happy if a bug sent a mail to all team members ;) [07:19] or to a mailing list for the team :-) [07:19] (as long as its assigned to the team) [07:19] yes [07:19] so, let's start from the beginning [07:19] the problem of team creation: [07:20] we used to have a link on you "actions" portlet, in foaf, to create new teams [07:20] but that doesn't make sense to most of the users, so we removed it [07:20] most of the users will never create a new team [07:20] ok, i can see your point there [07:20] ideally, a team would be created when you want to reassign a product/package [07:21] i should just describe the procedure on the wiki [07:22] (we don't have reassignment working yet, but when we do, it'll be possible to create new teams when reassigning anything) [07:22] salgado, but that doesnt give us mails... [07:22] now, about the emails [07:22] emails! :-) [07:22] there's a spec on that. I'm working on it right now and you can already add a contact email to a team [07:22] oh... i tried it some minutes ago [07:23] let me have a look again [07:23] when this spec is completely implemented, we'll follow these rules when mailing teams: [07:23] dholbach, is not yet in production [07:23] ahhhh ok [07:23] but good to know, thanks for that, salgado :-) [07:23] 1. if a team has a contact email address, all emails directed to that team will go to that email [07:23] 2. if there's no contact email address, we mail all members of that team [07:24] yay [07:24] do you guys think this is reasonable? [07:24] yep, absoultely perfect [07:24] great. [07:24] salgado: if you tell the user what's going on, it's absolutely perfect and just what we need [07:24] s/user/team leader/ [07:24] salgado, could we have [07:24] rocking [07:24] dholbach, yeas, this will be clear when you create a team [07:24] 3. both [07:25] (on demand indeed) [07:25] ogra, you mean, mailing the contact email and all members? [07:25] yep [07:25] do you have a use case for that? [07:26] i.e. i have a team where not all members are subscribed to the ML dholbach wants to send his bugreports to, the this would be a fine addon === blueyed [~daniel@i528C375B.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:27] (its not really necessary though...) [07:27] ogra, ok, I'll add this to the spec (as an unresolved issue for now), and I'll keep you informed about what we decided on that [07:27] ok? [07:27] cool [07:27] yep... put it on low priority... 1. and 2. are just fine [07:27] thanks salgado [07:28] I'd say that's easier to request that user to subscribe to the mailing list. but maybe I'm wrong [07:28] yeah, thanks for your time salgado :) [07:28] dholbach, ogra. no problem. [07:28] http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20010805.html [07:28] I just saw that page and asked myself: "wtf am I doing here?" :P [07:28] salgado, i'd prefer the variant without ML at all (2.) :) [07:28] :-) [07:29] lol [07:29] thats a good page... [07:30] yeah. the first header is the best advice one can give. :) [07:30] salgado, so you should travel more to look over some sholders ;) [07:30] salgado: yeah, be sure to ping me, when you hit germany :-) [07:31] hi' [07:31] cool. I'll do that for sure. the same for you guys when in Brazil [07:31] yay [07:31] hi [07:31] hey siretart [07:32] you missed the motu meeting :) [07:32] woohoo! [07:32] say, I fixed a package, and needed your advice. The bug was in an aclocal makro file. Therefore I had to rerun aclocal, automake and autoconf [07:32] this bloated my *.diff.gz. is this ok? [07:33] yes [07:33] it the tpb package, the dependency of libxosd was removed because of that breakage [07:33] ok [07:33] siretart: yes, absolutely until there's an upstream fix [07:33] hmm, what about running the autotools at build time triggered by a patch ? [07:34] ok, then I'll upload the package for review === chiefofthejojos [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:34] hey chiefofthejojos [07:34] ogra: whats the advantage of that? in my experience, this aclocal/automake stuff is quite fragile when changing versions [07:34] hi [07:37] chiefofthejojos nice to see you here :)( [07:37] hey chiefofthejojos [07:37] siretart, you sounded worried of the size ;) [07:37] <\sh> ogra: run autotools inside a dpatch-edit-patch ;) [07:37] ogra: hehe. but FTBFS make my worrying even more ;) [07:37] <\sh> thats what i did with mysql-query-browser and it was proposed by dholbach? [07:38] <\sh> or herve? [07:38] <\sh> i don't know anymore ;) [07:38] you guys make it sound so easy. When I was reading on the website how to become a MOTU it seemed difficult to do [07:38] thanks :) [07:38] ogra: that's a no-go, i got flamed for the idea at least 3 times now ;-) [07:38] ogra: ask on #ubuntu-devel and let me watch ;-))) [07:38] chiefofthejojos: did you hear of the MOTU crew before? [07:38] chiefofthejojos: difficult? [07:38] before what? [07:38] the formal process sounds difficult because it has several steps of several things to "tick off" on the list [07:38] yeah, that's what I mean [07:38] but it sounds so easy when you guys told me to go to bugzilla.ubuntu.com and fix bugs [07:38] it's easy :-) [07:38] :D [07:38] it all comes with time [07:38] if you really like to start fixing stuff or learn packaging - that's all you need first [07:39] the wish and ... patience maybe :-) [07:39] there goes ogra :( [07:39] hehe, I'm sure [07:39] and I just wanted to talk to him :(( [07:39] ivoks: he'll be back :-) [07:39] ;....( [07:39] :)) [07:39] hmm [07:39] I definitely have a wish, thanks for taking the time to explain to me dholbach [07:39] strange [07:39] ogra_d: :) [07:39] :-D [07:40] my laptop is disconnected... [07:40] <\sh> hmm btw === ivoks jumps :) [07:40] chiefofthejojos: this is the place to be :-) [07:40] ogra_d: netsplit [07:41] <\sh> what happens when I edit a wiki page right now, leave it open in edit mode, and somebody else is editing? will the wiki merge the changes? [07:41] lol, i just see it in the laptop [07:41] ogra_d: doko approoved two more sources, so, they need upload [07:41] chiefofthejojos: the channel i mean - if you read MOTUTodo on the wiki page you'll see there's a lot of action going on [07:41] chiefofthejojos: apart from the bugs, UniverseCxxTransition is a big target [07:41] ivoks, yay [07:41] yeah, I started reading about that but I didn't really understand [07:41] ogra_d: there is a chance that 2-3 more will be on my web in couple of hours :) if, doko accepts new patches :) === ogra [~ogra@p5089ED21.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Amaranth [~travis@amaranth.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jaldhar [~jaldhar@adsl-219-236-210.asm.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Mithrandir [~tfheen@vawad.err.no] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tseng [~tseng@mail.thegrebs.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:41] it sounded like converting code from C to C++? is that right? [07:41] chiefofthejojos: no :-) [07:41] ivoks, greta, i'll be around [07:41] oh :-[ [07:42] ogra_d: okie dokie [07:42] chiefofthejojos: we'll introduce a new version of a c++ compiler [07:42] chiefofthejojos: which will break stuff === trulux [~lorenzo@trulux.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu === DanielN [~kodiak@80-218-243-68.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:42] so, what's so different about the compiler that requires this big transition project? [07:42] chiefofthejojos: the ABI to be exact - does that mean anything to you? [07:42] sorry, don't know the acronym [07:42] hi all [07:43] chiefofthejojos: it means that binaries linked against libraries that start using g++-4.0 will stop working === metallik1p [i@pcp0011431183pcs.sothfd01.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:43] <\sh> chiefofthejojos: with gcc4/g++4 the old libs and apps using those libs will become incompatible...just like in the old days between libc5 and glibc === Unfrgiven [~ankur@202.76.176.94] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:43] if anyone has time to review my autofoo mess, here is the url: http://siretart.tauware.de/ubuntu-packages/tpb/ [07:44] <\sh> nice..breaking layout on cxx ;) [07:44] I know that libcxxtransistion has priority, but I needed the xosd support for my thinkpad ;) === mode/#ubuntu-motu [+o DanielN] by ChanServ [07:44] DanielN: do you need the op now [07:44] ? [07:44] about the transition... Will the kernel really not be recompiled..? [07:45] dholbach: don't understand ? [07:45] ozamosi: i think they keep using gcc-3.4 [07:45] Why..? [07:45] so, we're just attempting to compile stuff with the new compiler, and then fixing the errors that are received? [07:45] DanielN: do you need the op now? [07:45] ozamosi: because it requires large fixing, i suppose [07:45] no, i think i don't need op here at all [07:45] DanielN: ok, could you de-op yourself please? [07:45] :) [07:46] please, deprivlige your self :) [07:46] of course! but i don't know .. is this a "misconfigurement" ? === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === mode/#ubuntu-motu [-o DanielN] by DanielN [07:46] no it isnt [07:46] re [07:46] we just don't need ops in here [07:46] re herve [07:46] most of the times not [07:46] <\sh> dholbach: nono..he opped himself via chanserve ;) [07:47] yep [07:47] we feel confident in people in here [07:47] we're grown ups :-) [07:47] i know [07:47] hehe [07:47] herve++ [07:47] (growns up?) [07:47] herve: [07:47] <\sh> i never needed OP privs for about 8 years now [07:47] \sh: OPs are for kids.. [07:47] :) [07:47] <\sh> ignore is most of the time usefull [07:47] can I get one? :) [07:47] thanks ivoks ;> [07:48] chiefofthejojos: that's the first part of the story [07:48] ivoks? [07:48] chiefofthejojos: second part is, that we need a hell lot of renaming action going on [07:48] herve: yes, herve? [07:48] herve: [07:48] chiefofthejojos: to enable us to build-depend on proper versions and make the change consequently [07:48] :-) [07:48] communication clash :-) [07:48] chiefofthejojos: it's all written up on BreezyToolchainTodo or something [07:48] (linked on UniverseCxxTransition) [07:48] herve: oh, just saying 'alo :) [07:49] anyone with breezy and broken keys in xchat? [07:49] that's tough [07:49] that's a lot of work [07:49] I think I'll start with bugs [07:49] chiefofthejojos: it is [07:49] chiefofthejojos, but easy work... [07:49] oh, really? [07:49] herve: broken keys everywhere [07:49] in that case, I might check it out [07:49] you have to follow a checklist... [07:49] herve: ctrl- especially [07:49] okay, I'll even stop picking in breezy update [07:49] s [07:50] chiefofthejojos: just look at the patches in bugzilla for the cxx transition crack [07:50] dholbach, yeah, I was suprised with gnome-terminal disappearing at ctrl+shift+t :)- [07:50] chiefofthejojos, but before you should make yourself a bit familiar with the basics of packaging [07:50] hahaha :-) [07:50] exactly [07:50] that sucks... badly [07:50] ogra_d: ok, thanks for the tip [07:51] I was even more suprised with the black screen of this morning... [07:51] hwo uses such long key combis ? ctrl+shift+t tsk [07:51] i use it [07:51] it makes gnome-terminal rock [07:51] but ogra doesnt use tabs ;-) [07:51] lol [07:51] yeah [07:51] aterm is the only term :) [07:51] ogra_d: emacs users ;) [07:51] tabs suck... you cant fill your screen with them [07:52] :) [07:52] ho no, not a terminal troll! :-) [07:52] hehe === siretart likes xemacs === blueyed [~daniel@i528C3ED4.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ogra_d is a vi guy === ivoks is like ogra, a vi guy [07:52] <\sh> cat|awk|sed ;) [07:53] ed === ozamosi likes nano... === herve changing bits using the force [07:53] lol [07:53] hahaha :-)) [07:53] herve ROCKS [07:53] i always said it [07:53] absolutly ;) [07:53] <\sh> herve: i hope not the dark side ;) [07:53] heh [07:53] not always [07:54] you didn't know me before :-) [07:54] <\sh> using the force to shift bits from 1 to 0 is dark ;) [07:54] :) [07:54] \sh dark side of the spoon :)- [07:54] \sh, sometimes he's 0 sometimes he's 1 [07:54] he has torch, and he really burns he's CDs :) [07:54] he's? lol [07:54] his... [07:55] <\sh> ogra_d: sure there r only 10 people who understand binary notation ;) [07:55] heh [07:55] there is no spoon [07:55] <\sh> RELOAD ! [07:55] <\sh> ;=) [07:55] siretart, just because you dont see it, it must not mean it isnt there [07:55] <\sh> ok..now for business after we discussed all fav. movies ;) [07:56] <\sh> has anybody the "doko kdelibs4c2" on his breezy? [07:56] <\sh> i think i have a problem in my breezy cage [07:57] ivoks: could you kindly ask elmo to whitelist your email adress? [07:57] am I the only one that has breezy and another breezy in cage? [07:57] ivoks: you'll get receipt mail and your name will appear on *-changes@ [07:57] ok [07:57] ROCK [07:58] who is elmo? :) [07:58] so you can show to your mother ;-) [07:58] herve: i have g/f :) [07:58] dholbach and ogre_d: thanks for all the help and tips, I'll see you later. I have to get to work. :) [07:58] ok, that was a lie :)) [07:58] mother, gf, whoever! [07:59] chiefofthejojos, just drop by here any time you like ;) [07:59] ivoks: elmo is "James Troup", he hardcore-absolutely rocks and is ftpmaster [07:59] dholbach: can i ask him over irc or special, official, email is needed? [07:59] chiefofthejojos: cool, have a nice day! :-) [07:59] dholbach: i know, I have used /wii :) [07:59] ivoks: try to irc him [07:59] ogre_d: I willl, everyday at work ;) [07:59] :) [07:59] dholbach: ok, but you have to tell me why do I need my email whitelisted? === chiefofthejojos [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [08:00] ivoks: you'll get receipt mail and your name will appear on *-changes@ [08:00] ok, I have a ftbfs to fix... [08:00] ivoks, to not confuse us [08:00] (for every upload) [08:00] :) [08:00] <\sh> hmmm [08:01] <\sh> ok..anyone can give me a hint when all the packages are going into the buildd (cxxtrans)? [08:01] put in the build queue every 5 minutes? [08:01] \sh: they got uploaded [08:02] <\sh> dholbach: cause i'm missing one important packages for me right now ;) [08:02] sure, dput magic [08:02] <\sh> it's a mess with all this kde stuff [08:02] \sh, thats because i didnt come around to upload it yet [08:02] <\sh> ogra: doko can upload as well, right? [08:02] hm.. [08:02] why is s near w? [08:02] <\sh> ogra: and it's kdelibs4c2 ;) [08:03] so, then you can type in, instead of whitelist, shitlist [08:03] \sh, ah, ok... but doko has to solve the thpethial probs for us ;) [08:03] <\sh> ogra: the what? ,-) [08:03] special [08:04] lisp is not your strength ? ;) [08:04] <-- cooking [08:04] <\sh> ogra: well..not at all..i missed my lambda session ;) [08:04] heh [08:05] <\sh> ok...then i have to patch by myself [08:05] terminus fonts rock... [08:05] <\sh> no problem...it's just because i want to get rid of this list and go on with the real stuff [08:06] \sh, there are also riddell and amu [08:06] ivoks, you make think I wanted to test them [08:06] <\sh> ogra: kdelibs is main [08:06] herve: test them... best fonts for x/a/gnome/term [08:07] so smooth, so nice... perfect [08:07] i would give nobel to one that created them [08:07] I should see "terminus" in the font list? [08:08] herve, its a special package [08:08] sure [08:08] xfonts-terminus - Fixed-width fonts for fast reading === ogra_d wonders where xclass disappeared [08:08] I installed it for a year [08:08] ogra_d: ? [08:08] but never played with it [08:08] i uploaded it before tqsllib [08:08] ogra_d: http://www.grad.hr/~ivoks/ubuntu/libs [08:08] ogra_d: ok :) [08:09] herve: do this: [08:09] herve: in .Xresources add this line: [08:09] herve: Aterm*font: -xos4-terminus-medium-r-normal--12-120-72-72-c-*-iso8859-1 [08:09] herve: and run aterm [08:09] I don't use aterm [08:09] no I won't :-p [08:09] herve: then put Xterm [08:09] uhhh, Xfonts [08:09] neither [08:10] then i don't care! work with you ugly fixed :) [08:10] but what the hell is the name of the font in gtk list! [08:10] terminus [08:10] I never found it [08:10] xfontsel [08:11] run xfontsel === luftdufd [~dufdi@cm64-31.liwest.at] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:11] fmly - terminus === luftdufd [~dufdi@cm64-31.liwest.at] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [08:11] sure [08:11] but I'm talking about gtk [08:12] these are fixed with fonts [08:12] only for terminals === herve cries [08:12] gnome-terminal is not a terminal? :)- [08:13] herve: did you install xfonts-terminus.*? [08:13] herve: nope, it isn't [08:13] herve: start mc and then try to quit mc in gnome-terminal :)) [08:13] I do it everyday! [08:13] with mouse :) [08:14] nope [08:14] F10 [08:14] ah... [08:14] f10 works? [08:14] but I configure the tools I use :-p [08:14] lie to someone else :) [08:14] 1/ [08:14] <\sh> esc-0 is the same as f10 in the console ;) [08:14] I don't use the menu so I'm ok [08:14] \sh: i know, but anyway... [08:14] f10 is f10 :) [08:15] 2/ go in the profile and deactivate gnome-terminal to react to function keys [08:15] (or something like that) [08:15] we are having large discussion how gtk and qt break unix legacy [08:15] on hr.comp.os.linux [08:15] unix legacy is also to be break [08:15] but let's not feed the troll! [08:15] they are copying windows shortcuts [08:16] and ignore old, unix style [08:16] which windows copyied from apple in turn... [08:16] so u have ctrl+c (and we all now what this is one is really for) [08:16] <\sh> and apple from xerox [08:16] there are ctrl+q, ctrl+s, etc... [08:16] \sh, yes! [08:16] <\sh> ivoks: ctrl-c never was "stop app" in SAA/CUA Specs of IBM [08:17] :) [08:17] \sh: ctrl+c is kill [08:17] not stop :) [08:17] <\sh> alt-q was quit programm [08:17] ctrl+s is stop [08:17] <\sh> ivoks: sorry, yes kill ;) [08:17] i said kill :) [08:18] <\sh> ctrl+s and ctrl+q are terminal xon/xoff sequences [08:18] \sh, lucky you have a alt key on your vt100 ;-) [08:19] <\sh> herve: well...i have to check my old unisys vt100 term ;) [08:19] okay, I don't know who decided to move font from /usr/lib to /usr/share [08:19] but terminus didn't follow the transition [08:20] <\sh> who is terminus? [08:20] xfonts-terminus [08:20] <\sh> malone now ;) [08:21] no, I eat now :-) [08:21] <\sh> oh yes food...well i forgot to go shopping today...was too tired [08:23] I only have bread and yoghourts to eat! [08:23] lol [08:23] why is debian_version in /etc still 3.1? [08:24] <\sh> sounds good :) i want to have one bread, white, with jam ;) [08:24] ivoks, is there a newer one ? [08:25] ogra: allways :) [08:25] ivoks, because sarge is 3.1 [08:26] herve: i know that, i'm using debian since '99. [08:26] I don't see the point :-) [08:26] so why do you ask? [08:26] never mind :) [08:26] I had car accident, remeber? [08:27] i bumped my head [08:27] you never told me [08:27] no? [08:27] big one... one moth ago [08:28] not yet I mean :-) [08:28] three cars... i was in the middle :( [08:28] ouch [08:29] i was searching for a parking space [08:29] for 20-30 minutes [08:29] finnaly, i spoted one... [08:29] and i was just getting ready to put my punto in that little place [08:30] when a peugeot, ah that french cars, smashed me from behind [08:30] sorry but there's no relationship with it being a french car === rem_ [~rem@adsl-14-43-zh2.tiscali.ch] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:30] :)) [08:30] yes, there is... [08:31] french and italian car... you don't know wich is worse :) [08:31] nhf, but.... [08:31] I'd rather drive a peugeot than a fiat ;-) [08:31] things are how they are :) [08:31] herve: i agree, that's why i have ford :) [08:32] poor peugot was totaly smashed [08:32] i mean, that car will never drive again === \sh bangs his head on the virtual table [08:32] a ford punto, sure :-) [08:32] herve: ford focus [08:32] \sh, so you get virtually hurt? [08:32] and fiat punto for town :) [08:32] ha ok === \sh writes 1000 times "Do not involve yourself in politics" [08:32] :) === Unfrgiven [~ankur@202.76.176.94] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:33] \sh, isn't it a political act? :-) [08:33] politics? [08:33] <\sh> see #u-d [08:34] :) [08:34] I don't read #u-d to get peace of mind :-) [08:34] who are you, anyway? :) [08:35] oh... again french :) [08:36] \sh: is that french guy teasing you? :) [08:36] hey! [08:36] :-) [08:37] ivoks, careful, thats the second debian release manager ;) [08:37] <\sh> ivoks: no :) [08:37] ogra_d: :) [08:38] hey, a straburg guy! [08:38] now i can bitch around why is debian so slow :) [08:40] ergh [08:40] dholbach, [08:40] ... [08:40] june 19 is a sunday [08:40] no fune there anymore :( [08:41] any objections that i move it to the 20th ? [08:41] (next meeting that is) [08:43] ok for me [08:43] ok, its a wiki anyway, we can change it later.... [08:44] ok, can i come to meeting? [08:45] ivoks, why not [08:45] they are in ubuntu-meeting? [08:47] yep [08:47] sure [08:48] mhm [08:49] wanna look to such meeting too, one time ;) [08:49] OT: nice moment when a band of friends had the same idea at the same time! [08:49] we had one 2hrs ago [08:49] DanielN, just come in, it's free! :-) [08:49] :) [08:49] http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/TechnicalBoardAgenda ? [08:50] herve: can we bring pop-corn? :) [08:50] ^^ [08:50] DanielN: you get the coke, i'll bring wine :) [08:50] http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTUMeeting [08:50] ivoks: only if you provide enough for us all! [08:51] anyway, you can attend any meeting [08:51] just keep silent if you're not concerned [08:51] herve: i have wine celer and wineyard [08:51] :> [08:51] or how it is called in english... [08:51] and shut off your mobile phone ;-) [08:51] ok [08:52] herve, i never do that at all. not at (real) business-meetings too :-) [08:52] (reffered to the mobile-phone) [08:53] not even in theaters, cinemas, etc. ? [08:53] very bad [08:53] movie stops for him :) [08:53] ogra_d: ok for me [08:53] mhm .. for me it's like an advanture .. rings it or rings it not ? :-) [08:53] yeah, for the others too [08:54] ^^ [08:54] dholbach, you couldnt edit it anyway ;-P [08:54] :-) [08:56] dholbach: extremely short time back to the channel op thing: i didn't use the chanserv command directly to #ubuntu-motu, i used the "op all command", cause for me it's to much to select the right one chans :P [08:57] DanielN: if you have the time for something like that... [08:57] not really [08:58] enough for today.. [08:58] bye all [08:58] time to go out and conquer some ladies === doko [~doko___@dsl-084-059-059-255.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === chiefofthejojos [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:15] <\sh> re :) [09:15] you were gone? :-) [09:16] <\sh> well...virtually :) i had a long chat with this svenl :) [09:17] <\sh> quite interessting btw [09:17] what was the issue, anyway? [09:17] ho, wait [09:17] he is a debian release manager? [09:17] <\sh> yes [09:17] <\sh> but we weren't discussion this :) [09:17] don't you delay the release of sarge even more! [09:17] :-) [09:18] <\sh> he asked about ubuntu cds/dvds to give away with pegasos ppc boards and computers [09:19] <\sh> and the former default OS was morph OS for this platform...after a time, some morphos devs wrote on their webpage that genesi ( the manufacture of pegasosppc) is not paying them anymore for dev work [09:19] <\sh> (http://www.morphos.net) [09:19] <\sh> after this, I saw an announcement on gentoo-core that genesi is sponsoring the gentoo project...and I was not sure, what is the truth behind all this bad and sad PR [09:19] yet another dallas scenario :-) [09:20] <\sh> and the reason why i was bugging him is: i want to know :) [09:21] okay [09:21] <\sh> and now I will send him an email with my contact data and trying to get a dev machine for (K)ubuntu developing on a ppc platform :) [09:21] I thought it was some violent discussion about ubuntu decisions [09:21] oh, is he related to pegasos anyhow ? [09:21] ogra: so, I should read the "Debian New Maintainer's Guide" to understand the basics of packaging? [09:21] <\sh> and he is also some days in germany, so it's time to meet with him anyways :) [09:21] <\sh> ogra: yeah [09:21] chiefofthejojos, thats a good start, yes... [09:22] \sh, he's not living far from Germany, anyway [09:22] <\sh> herve: right now he's in frankfurt oberursel :) [09:22] cool, perhaps I should wait 'til I get home from work to do all this :-[ [09:22] ;) [09:22] chiefofthejojos, yes, take your time [09:22] reading it fast won't help [09:23] <\sh> chiefofthejojos: learning by doing :) and use the force :) [09:23] have a whisky and start reading! [09:23] chiefofthejojos, and dont fear to bug us with questions [09:23] hehe, thanks guys I've got some rum at home, will that work? [09:23] well, think before asking, though :-) [09:23] chiefofthejojos, rum is ok too [09:23] chiefofthejojos, not after the third glass ;-) [09:23] hehe [09:24] <\sh> to lighten some nice burnings, rum is quite good ;) 80% stroh rum ;) [09:24] ha... stroh rum... [09:24] <\sh> and as medicine also formidable :) [09:24] :-) [09:24] and for cleaning old traces of fat! [09:24] hehe, I'll just make sure not to join the channel after 3 or more so I won't ask stupid questions :) [09:25] i one had a russian jeep.... you could drive it with "stroh rum" [09:25] once even [09:26] ogra: what a waste of stroh rum! [09:26] Treenaks, depends.... [09:27] what else would you use it for? O:-) [09:27] so you could drive to the shop and buy more! [09:27] Treenaks, if you use it to drive to the liquor store to get even more of it, its fine ;) [09:27] ogra: hm, good point :) [09:27] herve, :) [09:27] haha [09:27] ogra, ;-) [09:27] you rock! :-) [09:27] <\sh> ok...kvirc build 1 [09:27] whoops! I had a ftbfs on the fire! [09:27] <\sh> i need a faster laptop [09:28] \sh, get a build server ;) [09:28] \sh, you just need a real machine [09:28] <\sh> herve: haha :) tell it to my ex-wife...she's eating my money [09:29] \sh, only because you sponsor her traveling around the world [09:29] pay her in ubuntu cd :-) [09:29] hehe [09:29] <\sh> ogra: no this i didn't pay...but the rest [09:29] see you guys tomorrow [09:29] have a nice evening [09:29] ciao dholbach [09:29] <\sh> u too dholbach [09:29] see you dholbach [09:29] see you dholbach [09:30] ogra, \sh, herve, chiefofthejojos: you all rock! the world needs more guys like you! :-) [09:30] thanks :) [09:30] <\sh> ogra: i'm looking forward to meet up with u and dholbach (and mvo eventually ;)) [09:30] you mean, chatting insteading of working? :-) === ogra blushes [09:30] thank you! [09:30] (instead) [09:31] herve: you know that's not all :-) === \sh blueished [09:31] \sh, ubuntu mini conference ? [09:31] <\sh> ogra: sure :) [09:31] heh [09:31] *wave* [09:31] <\sh> ogra: UaO [09:31] heh [09:31] ogra: I'm not familiar with irc, how to you produce a line like this: "***ogra blushes"? [09:31] <\sh> or UdO? [09:31] /me blushes [09:32] chiefofthejojos, try it :) === chiefofthejojos can't believe he didn't know how to do this [09:32] ha [09:32] cool [09:32] <\sh> chief: !@host privmsg: \0x001blushes\x001 [09:32] <\sh> but easier to do an /me bla [09:32] \sh: what's that? [09:33] <\sh> chiefofthejojos: the actual representation of ctcp commands like /me :) [09:33] what the irc client sends [09:33] <\sh> rfc1492? [09:33] oh, interesting [09:33] <\sh> have to check my old kmyirc sources :) [09:33] see you guys, we're having a call to foosball at work [09:34] :-D [09:34] <\sh> chiefofthejojos: good to have u around :) === chiefofthejojos [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [09:34] <\sh> hmm...applications should also be renamed for the cxx trans? [09:34] nope [09:34] nice someone fixed the __thread bug ogra [09:34] we can use it now [09:34] I can't imagine the mess, otherwise :-) [09:34] only their deps [09:35] <\sh> ok [09:35] tseng|work, hooray [09:35] http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-patches/2005-May/058760.html [09:35] very very simple patch [09:35] <\sh> ogra: and if they have shlibs attached, right? [09:35] yeah, like the last patch in debian's samba [09:36] removing a "!" in a condition ;-) [09:36] tseng|work, yeah [09:36] now i know why gentoo doesnt have it [09:36] they all set their CHOST to 686 [09:36] :D [09:36] heh [09:37] tseng|work: *mumbles something about funroll-loops.org* [09:37] <\sh> tseng: lol [09:38] I wonder if I'd like to understand such jokes one day [09:38] herve, they are optimizing themselves away ;) [09:38] <\sh> herve: www.gentoo.org and read the installation handbook :) then u know :) [09:39] <\sh> (well the beginnings of this hype :)) [09:39] do you have the same expression: "best is the enemy of better" ? [09:40] <\sh> i only know "das beste ist nicht gut genug" [09:42] not really this [09:42] nevermind [09:42] I think I understand gentoo is optimizing too much wrt stability [09:43] <\sh> herve: not at all..the kids yes, but not the devs normally...but u r right, it's one of the weakening points of gentoo [09:44] I thought it was spending 90% time compiling and 10% time using your system :-) [09:49] say you receive a "const GraphObserver * obs1" in a function [09:49] why g++ won't let you cast it to an unsigned for comparison [09:49] I mean, why would this be an error? [09:52] flaming losers in gentoo is a very loud minority group, I guess [09:52] oh well. [09:54] <\sh> tseng: flaming losers? [09:54] <\sh> what usergroup is it? [09:55] sorry for the paste: [09:55] In particular, code like this: [09:55] int i; [09:55] (char) i = 5; [09:55] [09:55] why would casting be removed from C++? [09:56] <\sh> uint i; (char) i=5 should work [09:56] <\sh> type compatiblity [09:56] herve: signedness.. [09:57] treenaks, weirdness to me :-) [09:57] \sh: the -O99 -j007 kids [09:57] <\sh> herve: strict typechecking :) one of the new goodies of gcc4 ;) [09:57] <\sh> tseng: oh yeah :) [09:58] ok, I'll try something [09:58] but I need someone with an amd64 or ia64 [09:59] <\sh> herve: bug ogra ,) [09:59] \sh, Treenaks, any idea why "cast from 'const GraphObserver*' to 'unsigned int' loses precision" would only occur on 64 bit platforms? [10:00] \sh, I was hinting at ogra ;-) [10:00] herve: a pointer cast into an integer.. [10:00] herve: maybe? [10:01] hmm, no idea... [10:01] Treenaks, I only want to say "mind you, g++, I do wathever I wish with my values" [10:01] but i386 compiles fine [10:01] ogra, just for borrowing a few hours of your cpu :-) [10:01] wait for one of the C++ gurus :) [10:02] to torture him? :-) [10:02] herve: hmm, maybe === Treenaks thinks herve has turned to the dark side ;) [10:03] <\sh> i need to fix more on kvirc then the build-deps and conflicts [10:03] <\sh> *grmpf* === herve gazing deeply at ogra [10:04] I should have asked ssh access to dholbach before he left [10:05] herve, upload the source pkg anywhere === tseng|work does a __thread mono test build [10:12] who has a ppc? === Nafallo [~nafallo@nafallo.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:13] hi nafallo! [10:13] hi herve :-). how's it going? [10:13] <\sh> bahhh [10:13] ogra, http://deb.oursours.net/motu/ [10:14] nafallo, still able to resist to the dark side! [10:14] (private joke inside) [10:14] ogra, thanks in advance! [10:14] *s* [10:14] herve, when does the error uccur ? [10:15] s/u/o [10:15] how so? [10:15] ogra: hi! care to translate something for me? ;-) [10:15] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/t/tulip/2.0.2-4ubuntu1/tulip_2.0.2-4ubuntu1_20050518-2012-amd64-failed.bz2 [10:16] Diese BIOS-Version verbessert ... [10:16] - die Stabilitt der ACPI Eigenschaften. [10:16] - die Systemstabilitt bei 3D Anwendungen. [10:17] nafallo: This BIOS version improves... - the stability of the ACPI characteristics. - the dependability with 3D applications. [10:18] herve: ahh, thanks :-). I actually have had some trouble with my ACPI :-P. [10:18] dependability? Shouldn't that be stability..? [10:18] yep [10:19] I read mono is generating its gtk bindings by parsing the source... impressive! [10:19] system stability [10:19] and why do the other bindings don't do the same? :-) [10:19] hehe, I don't even use 3D ;-) [10:19] nafallo you will when firefox 1.1 will be improved by 3D acceleration ;-) [10:20] (nice usage of three time the do auxiliary ;-) [10:24] herve: well. ati radeon mobility 9700 that give me nothing more than a black screen with fglrx ;-). [10:24] me too this morning [10:24] but just because someone [10:25] moved the fonts to another directory :-p [10:25] herve: I got it any time I try :-). happens three times a year that I does or something ;-). [10:25] s/does/do/ [10:26] herve, sorry, takes a moment, i'm updating my pbuilder... [10:30] ogra, no problem, I wasn't expecting it for at least tomorro [10:30] ok [10:33] <\sh> that is really weired [10:33] <\sh> cdbs anyone? [10:33] nah [10:33] \sh: Hmm? [10:34] <\sh> jbailey: u have time to check something? [10:34] <\sh> :) [10:34] <\sh> apt-get source kvirc ;) [10:34] \sh: Not at the moment, sorry. [10:34] <\sh> autotools.mk is processing all autotools stuff...even if it shouldn't be build [10:35] <\sh> kde.mk not...now I'm standing there with my ??? on my face [10:36] \sh, ... why do you use autotools.mk at all then ? [10:36] <\sh> ogra: the debian package is using it [10:36] <\sh> and I found my debdiff a bit strange ;) [10:38] I wouldn't trust all the packages I touched in the course of the motu :-) [10:38] night all! [10:40] \sh, did you recognize #ubuntu-de ? [10:41] <\sh> ogra: no...i wasn't reading it for quite a while...whats up? [10:42] someone gave the advise to do rm -rf / to someone who had no space left on his device.... [10:43] <\sh> who? [10:44] poxymox told it to gaulois2 [10:44] hmm, herves patch doesnt apply... [10:45] <\sh> fck...poor gaulois2 [10:46] yep [10:46] he is not a noob, he will not have done it. [10:46] but poxymox is really sorry... guess he'll never do it again... [10:47] hi [10:47] <\sh> i hope so... [10:47] ok, he has done it.. :/ === ozamosi [~ozamosi@80.252.185.146] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:03] bye === salgado [~salgado@200-171-140-32.dsl.telesp.net.br] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [11:11] <\sh> ok...this is really amazing [11:12] <\sh> kvirc is dirt [11:12] <\sh> basicplugin.tar.gz: basicplugin/* [11:12] <\sh> tar cvzf basicplugin.tar.gz basicplugin [11:12] <\sh> this was the rule in one makefile.am [11:13] <\sh> and using autotools.mk tries to generate the project itself for basicplugin but it's only an example [11:13] <\sh> so removing the basicplugin/* helped [11:14] <\sh> as source target === chiefofthejojo1 [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:22] <\sh> kvirc ready === chiefofthejojo1 [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [11:33] <\sh> time to go to bed === foxiness [~x@84.22.224.194] has joined #ubuntu-motu === moyogo [~moyogo@69.156.166.86] has joined #ubuntu-motu