[12:02] i didn't understand it, i just did it. there was a upstream fix in the cvs for gcc 3.4 too. I backported those.. + the manual fixes for the operator== case. [12:02] it's a pretty easy fix though. [12:02] no big patch. [12:03] touched 3 source files. [12:03] and i added dpatch support to the package. [12:05] and now i'll have to go to bed. have some catching up to do.. still tired from last night. [12:05] gnite. === KabelKasper [~vloechte@i5387EA66.versanet.de] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Kopete] === elmo [~james@83-216-141-215.jamest298.adsl.metronet.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel === ttf [~tom@ipx20310.ipxserver.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === JRe [~jre@adsl-169-178.36-151.net24.it] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:04] Riddell: what does mean: Can GPL link against openssl? [10:44] JRe: is openssl licence compatible with GPL? === Riddell not sure [10:44] Riddell: i don't think in fact [10:44] Riddell: i have read several post on debian-legal [10:44] Riddell: no, it's not [10:45] Riddell: so how can i handle that ? [10:46] because this program is illegal in this case, no ? [10:46] try and convince upstream to add support for linking it again gnutls instead [10:51] all the .h files have an openssl exception [10:52] http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/ssl.text [10:52] so that should be fine [10:52] just include that in the debian/copyright file [10:57] eh, .h and not .c? [10:59] .cpp files have it too [11:03] cool upstream is kind ;) [11:09] ok, GPL + Exception is fine [11:09] [but you need to be careful you're not linking to any GPL libs ...] [11:29] like qt for example [11:36] mmmmm [11:49] JRe: has debian-legal discussed this programme? [12:03] Riddell: no i don't think so [12:04] debian-legal aren't often/always useful, FWIW === KabelKasper [~vloechte@i5387D474.versanet.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:22] Any progress on k3b and ooo-kde? Those are the last showstoppers for kubuntu-desktop (as I am sure you all know). [12:23] hunger: amu has a compiling k3b [12:23] Riddell: That is great news! [12:28] great! [12:31] k3b has gained hal support so it's extra complex === jubei [~jubei@ppp230-48.lns3.adl2.internode.on.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:34] woo [12:40] <\sh> gnome-app-installer looks nice...we should need something like this for kubuntu [12:43] \sh: mvo is writing a new gnome-app-installer like application but even nicer to use, it'll be in python so I'm hoping shouldn't be too difficult to port to KDE [12:44] <\sh> Riddell: yeah I heard about it...i'll try and get the source from mvo and check what I can do to port it to kde [12:45] <\sh> hmm...eric3 is anyone working on it? [12:45] cool [12:45] \sh: not that I know of [12:47] <\sh> hmm.3.4.1 in breezy..3.7.0 latest release... [12:48] <\sh> lets sync it ;) [12:48] Riddell: maybe it's better to not package katapult i have no reply of the upstream! [12:49] JRe: what did you ask him? [12:49] Riddell: if i was maintaining katapult anymore [12:49] s/i/he/ [12:50] (because of is message on kde-apps) [12:50] s/is/it's/ [12:50] \sh: what version does debian have? [12:51] JRe: it's crazy, the thing just needs some polishing and it'll be a perfect application [12:51] <\sh> 3.6.2 [12:51] <\sh> http://packages.debian.org/unstable/python/eric [12:52] Riddell: i know that that what's i said in the mail [12:52] elmo: what's the status of the debian autosyncer? [12:52] Riddell: huh? [12:52] elmo: is it on? [12:52] Riddell: the upstream was thinking that KDE developper was doing that in alt+f2 box so he stopped everything (cf http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=21149) [12:53] <\sh> but i would like to see >=3.7.0 in our tree [12:53] Riddell: yes [12:53] <\sh> support for generation of KDE UIs [12:53] <\sh> support for ruby projects [12:56] \sh: breezy has eric 3.6.1 [12:56] and it's -ubuntu so it won't autosync [12:57] \sh: feel free to package 3.7.0 [12:57] <\sh> oh [12:57] <\sh> eric3 == 3.4.1 [12:57] <\sh> eric == 3.6.1 [12:57] <\sh> can we remove at least one? === KaiL_ [KaiL@p548F4709.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [01:07] Riddell: BTW for ktvschedule: the program can't load any data without xmltv but i think it's better to mark it as recommends, no? [01:08] JRe: don't you want it to be able to load data? [01:08] Riddell: the point is that xmltv make the xml ressource file that ktvschedule load [01:08] Riddell: but you can run the program without it [01:10] mmm both way are acceptable [01:11] Riddell: you prefer that i put it in depends ? [01:11] JRe: but without it you can run the program but it's no use since it can't display any tv schedules [01:11] Riddell: right [01:11] seems like it should depend on xmltv to me [01:12] okay [01:13] Riddell: okay i have fixed brahms [01:15] Riddell: where i send the patch? [01:18] JRe: I need a fixed package [01:18] JRe: so put the patch in debian/patches, make sure debian/rules uses it, update changelog, [01:19] Riddell: okay because the package didnot use debian/patches :( [01:20] JRe: yeah, lots of them don't alas. you'll need to steal the wee bit of shell script out of an existing package (e.g. baghira) [01:20] unless it's cdbs [01:21] no not cdbs :( okay i look baghira ;) [01:21] Riddell: thanks for the trick ;) [01:22] it's two smallish chunks of shell script, one for apply and one for clean [01:23] okay [01:23] there are applied after the diff ? [01:23] s/there/they/ [01:24] JRe: how do you mean? [01:27] Riddell: it does not cause problem to have one patch debian/patches styled and all the other in the diff.gz ? [01:32] JRe: don't change anything the debian packager has done, but any patches you make should be in debian/patches [01:33] okay ;) [02:31] JRe: hah, I was just waving my mouse about at the bottom of my NX window and up popped the kooldock I started yesterday [02:31] so it does work :) [02:31] :) [02:31] Riddell: so i have made exploration and i think Kasablanca can't be packaged [02:32] Riddell: because it depends on libssl-dev [02:35] a shame [02:37] :( no good ftp client for KDE :( [02:38] konqueror! [02:38] Riddell: konqueror is fine but for advenced transfert it can fit [02:39] has any other distro packaged kasablanca? [02:39] maybe i can motive the kasablanca or kftpgrabber upstream to swith to gnutls [02:52] Riddell: kftpgrabber usptream wonder why it's possible to package kssl in this case [02:53] (in kdelibs) === motaboy [~motaboy@host238-41.pool80182.interbusiness.it] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:01] Hi to all! [03:01] hi motaboy ! [03:02] Riddell: I didn't packaged systempreferences again as I cannot make it work right. [03:05] motaboy: if you give me what you have I'll see if I can get it sorted [03:05] JRe: there's a suggestion that qt's QPL licence may allow linking to openssl [03:06] <\sh> Riddell: what do u think about KAT? [03:06] Riddell: I simply downloaded it from kdenonbeta(I think) and built it. I'll try to find it. [03:08] \sh: kat the search program? what about it? [03:08] Riddell: so what the upstream has to do ? [03:08] <\sh> the desktop search..do we want it in breezy? [03:08] \sh: certainly do, JRe packaged it [03:08] Riddell: I'm starting the koffice packages and I've got a question. [03:08] <\sh> nice :) [03:09] Riddell: should koffice-libs be renamed to koffice-libsc2? [03:09] Riddell: I don't think thary are used outside koffice [03:10] \sh: kat is under heavy development, next versions will separate api from gui (krusader will use the api too for instance) and will add an indexing deamon (kded) will be added [03:10] \sh: once JRe fixes the issues with his packages I've reviewed it would be good if you could review them too [03:10] motaboy: no [03:10] <\sh> Riddell: yes no problem..this evening i will review kdebluetooth [03:10] motaboy: it depends on kdelibs4 which will become kdelibs4c2 [03:11] motaboy: so it'll have to be upgraded by that [03:11] \sh: do you have a bluetooth device? [03:11] Riddell: ok thanks. I'm building koffice for breezy. should i also build it for hoary? [03:11] <\sh> Riddell: no :( [03:11] motaboy: which version? [03:11] <\sh> Riddell: at least no bluetooth socket for my laptop device [03:11] Riddell: koffice 1.4 [03:12] \sh: me neither, we probably need to find someone to check it out [03:12] motaboy: final? [03:12] <\sh> Riddell: we need a hardware sponsor [03:12] Riddell: current SVN, just to try it out and fix the debian files so they'll be ready for the final [03:13] maybe haggai could look at it if he hasn't already [03:13] motaboy: cool [03:13] \sh: I thought, I already said that [03:13] I could need some silly Laptops for Testing *fg* [03:13] <\sh> KaiL_: ask HP ;) [03:14] <\sh> if they want to play with ubuntu..ubuntu devs need the latest hp/compaq laptops they have...with every nifty toy inside..and 300GB hds ;) [03:14] they clain to care about ubuntu themself, so not interesting [03:15] <\sh> writing blog entry: Seeking Hardware Sponsors for MOTU [03:16] I had an Asus M2400N here yesterday - after the Bios-Update you can use that to show, how ubuntu works [03:16] *everything* works :) [03:17] <\sh> well...the only nasty thing about hp/compaq nc6000 is , irda doesn't work as expected (only with heavy modification on irda-utils and installing additional software) and the internal SD card reader [03:18] for the SD readers I won't give much hope for the next time [03:18] somebody should configure irda stuff on default [03:20] <\sh> KaiL_: it's hps problem [03:20] any Idea, what HP will do for it? [03:20] the second is S3 with ATI VGA ;) [03:20] <\sh> their design of mapping irqs and base addresses is not as expected from the linux kernel. [03:20] <\sh> the chip itself is supported [03:21] <\sh> http://people.debian.org/~pxt/nc6000/ [03:22] the wifi button might be an ACPI event? [03:22] <\sh> i don't have wifi installed [03:23] I should add irda to my test list [03:29] motaboy: did you package systempreferences at all or am I remembering wrongly? [03:31] Riddell: I think that I tried it and it had problems. I don't remeber if I packaged it as my harddisk broked some weeks ago. [03:31] motaboy: ok, ignore me then, I'll package it [03:32] Riddell: did you resolved the problem? [03:32] motaboy: yes think so [03:33] cool [03:33] these XDG menus are fragile things [03:36] Riddell: I have Simone Gotti's kdebluetooth package installed and it's working for me. [03:37] KabelKasper: that's a good sign :) [03:37] need to work out why they depend on libgtk [03:37] I have the same result on a friends FSC E8010 [03:38] sao this kdebluetooth seams to work :) [03:38] so.. [03:39] should go into main soon [03:43] Riddell: maybe haggai could look at it if he hasn't already <-- bluetooth? [03:45] haggai: yep [03:49] JRe: I'll investigate the ssl issue, poke me if I don't get back to you soonish === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #kubuntu-devel ["...] [03:52] Riddell: okay! === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:55] Riddell: I'm taking a look [04:10] dato: I'm picking up some bugs on debian experimental's kdepim that don't seem to be packaging related. Would you prefer me to take them directly upstream? [04:10] haggai: yes, please [04:11] k === dato notes that kdepim is really frob's [04:24] Riddell: on kdebluetooth I'll make a new package with latest CVS that will be 1.0 [04:25] Riddell: but then I'm going to throw out all the obex stuffs and create a new project with them (already on my local PC) [04:26] motaboy: sounds like fun [04:35] Riddell: http://jr.falleri.free.fr/fichiers/kubuntu/brahms <- gcc4 fixes === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #kubuntu-devel ["...] === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:48] This ksysguard thingy is driving me crazy! [04:49] The cpufreq is shown in ksysguard. The load in the ksysguard applet. [04:49] But the cpufreq is NOT working in the applet. === SquishyWaffle [~GTaylor@130-127-67-44.lehotsky.clemson.edu] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:56] testers and reviews wanted http://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~jr/kubuntu/systempreferences/ [04:57] got a quick thing I need someone to try, believe I just found a bug in Thunderbird. Launch it, select multiple messages, hit the reply-all button [04:57] SquishyWaffle: use Kontact [04:57] is this a known bug? [04:57] SquishyWaffle: i use KMail [04:57] SquishyWaffle: you need to ask in #ubuntu, we only do KDE here [04:57] or #ubuntu-devel [04:58] I was just wondering if it's a KDE specific problem since I've had problems with Gnome apps within KDE whereas in Gnome they run fine === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #kubuntu-devel ["...] [05:03] SquishyWaffle: what problems have you had wiht gnome apps? [05:04] Yelp only half works on the kubuntu docs in the svn repository, sometimes parsing fails: see kynaptic.xml in the ubuntu-doc repository for an example [05:04] Kubuntu is apparently missing a critical component to make it parse correctly and we haven't tracked it down [05:06] JRe: brahms looks good [05:06] JRe: version number should be Xubuntu1 not XbuildX since there's ubuntu changes to it [05:06] Riddell: i just made a dch -i === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [05:07] JRe: I normally call the patch kubuntu_01_gcc4_fixes.diff for easier tracking [05:07] because i didn't want to changes things from the original packager [05:07] Riddell: okay i rename it [05:07] JRe: don't worry, I can do them [05:07] okay [05:07] JRe: could you open an entry on malone with a URL to the patch [05:07] JRe: and e-mail upstream [05:08] and I'll upload this to universe once it's compiled [05:08] okay for the second, but how i open an entry on malone ? [05:08] JRe: launchpad.ubuntu.com [05:11] Riddell: capitalization and article in debian/control ;) [05:13] JRe: that'll be me not running lintian then [05:13] but I like capitals on the description === hunger [~hunger@p54A65260.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #kubuntu-devel ["...] === SquishyWaffle [~GTaylor@130-127-67-44.lehotsky.clemson.edu] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Kopete] [05:14] Riddell: i like it too dunnow what lintian don't ;) ;) ;) [05:15] Riddell: for the rest your package looks fine! it seems that i recognize the copyright file ;) [05:16] Riddell: jriddell@ubunut.com is the right address (seems to be mispelled but maybe it's a trick) [05:16] ??? [05:18] JRe: well spotted. I'm not used to using that address yes [05:18] yet [05:18] JRe: I stole the copyright file and other bits from ktvschedule [05:18] Riddell: ;) [05:20] Riddell: i have adapted the copyright file from the one of digiKam from allee ;) ;) ;) [05:21] hah http://lists.debian.org/debian-lint-maint/2005/01/msg00066.html [05:49] Riddell: you test kay a little ? [05:50] JRe: no, saving that and ivman for later [05:51] Riddell: okay ;) [06:41] hi guys. [06:43] <\sh> unbelievable [06:44] \sh: we think uniq is pretty unbelievable too [06:44] <\sh> oh no not uniq...read the stuff on #kubuntu ... I'm banging my head because I can't stop laughing :) [06:45] he.. i'm working on a psychology paper.. it's so boring. [06:47] \sh: just say if you need anyone kicked :) [06:47] \sh: what happen ? [06:48] <\sh> nono..it's fun :) "i have my server on my laptop" *rotfl* "can't reach www.laptopserverondebian .... down" "no ways, I'm carring it home" [06:49] ;) [06:49] i have my server on my cell phone === JRe goodbye all! [06:50] <\sh> it's so funny sometimes..u really get frightend..."the next generation internet server is running on a mobile device" [06:52] 'the new nokia x943 mainframe cellphone, 1 week UPS capacity built in, 3g connection, MMC support" :) [06:52] heh.. google-cellphone-cluster :] [06:54] <\sh> lol [08:55] <\sh> new splash for kubuntu 5.10 :) [09:11] the half-porn one? :) [09:11] or 'half-porn' :) [09:12] <\sh> uniq: check my entry ;) i made half-porn to a lovley splash ;) === \sh thinks he is completly b0rked today...shitty day in the company [09:15] link to your entry? i'm lazy :) [09:16] <\sh> http://linux.blogweb.de/archives/30-KUbuntu-Asses.html [09:16] thanks. [09:18] hah.. great.. now asses is my splash screen. :) [09:18] need a asses wallpaper and kdm-theme too :) [09:20] <\sh> lol === KaiL [KaiL@p548F389F.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === KaiL [KaiL@p548F389F.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel