[12:07] iso files dont have a mime tpye do they [12:07] they must do [12:07] they have an icon [12:07] http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=iso [12:08] application/x-iso says Konqueror's file associations === KaiL [KaiL@p548F35C7.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:09] [Desktop Entry] [12:09] Type=MimeType [12:09] Patterns=*.iso;*.ISO [12:09] MimeType=application/x-iso [12:10] I cant find how to make them open with a certain app though [12:12] add MimeType= to k3b.desktop [12:17] bye ! === tvo [~tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has left #kubuntu-devel [] [01:09] Riddell: still here? [01:10] Riddell, ping [01:12] Mez: hi [01:13] want that latest version of k3b? [01:13] go on then [01:13] lemme upload [01:13] gimme 5 mins [01:13] Mez: want a mention in the lugradio dot.kde.org news article? [01:14] if you want to mention me :D [01:14] I need an angle [01:14] what would i be mentioned for though [01:14] ...? [01:15] how do you mean an "angle?" [01:15] well I can't just say "Mez was there" [01:15] needs to be a reason for mentioning you [01:16] "Mez was persuaded to adopt the k3b packages for Kubuntu" [01:16] lol - well you could mention I was one of the only people to leave the lighting talks room to come see you on the main stage (in fact the only person) [01:16] that's shocking, who was speaking in the other room? [01:16] or that due to lugradio, I became a member of ubuntu and am heading to becoming a maintainer :P [01:17] whoever was meant to be on before you [01:17] one sec lemme find out [01:18] to be fair dude, you bombed on stage [01:18] Drew Mclellan was in lihting talks room [01:19] who's he? [01:19] can't be as cool as me, I've never heard of him [01:19] guy who developed XMLHTTPRequest (aka Ajax) [01:20] or at least is a leading expert in it [01:20] http://www.allinthehead.com/about/ [01:20] oh. guess he's got a certain coolness then [01:20] lol :d [01:21] god the up speed is slow here... can twait to get back to my 4MBps line :d [01:22] http://www.sourceguru.net/ubuntu/dev/ = 0.12.2-0ubuntu1 [01:22] http://www.sourceguru.net/ubuntu/dev/ = k3b0.12.2-0ubuntu1 * [01:23] shoot... can you add to the changelog about the iso thing [01:23] sure [01:23] I forgot to :D [01:28] Mez: it doesn't contain any patch for iso [01:28] shoot... i edited file directly :D [01:28] one sec [01:33] http://www.sourceguru.net/ubuntu/k3b.dev/ = k3b-0.12.2-0ubuntu1 (when it's done uplaoding) [01:33] (aka dont download any .part files ;) [01:34] lol - it's just uploading orig.trar.gz now [01:34] which you have already [01:42] Riddell: uploaded - go for it [01:42] Riddell, if you're getting rid of KControl... then what about all the stuff that depends on it? [01:43] Mez: kcontrol will still be there, kde-systemsettings depends on it [01:43] just won't be in the menu [01:43] fair enough :d [01:43] any chance of a copy of your shineh thing ? [01:44] a test for hoary (and to put into backports-extras if you want?) [01:44] of my what? [01:47] your kcontrol replacement [01:47] kde-systemsettings in breezy [01:48] might need a breezy version of unsermake not sure === Mez starts backporting [01:49] Mez: that's k3b uploaded thanks. keep an eye on its buildlogs and test it once it's built === Riddell beds [01:49] will do :D [01:49] who you beddign? [01:52] Riddell... really weird, but there's no files there for it [01:53] ah it got promoted to main === froud [~sean@ndn-165-142-120.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #kubuntu-devel === \sh_away is now known as \sh === tvo [~tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel === mdz [~mdz@217.205.109.249] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jubei [~jubei@ppp205-246.lns1.adl1.internode.on.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === hunger [~hunger@p54A63961.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jubei [~jubei@ppp205-246.lns1.adl1.internode.on.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === tvo fixed searching below directories, removed a lot of unnecessary code and implemented 3) === tvo is off to lunch now === Mez [~mez@cpc2-lich4-3-0-cust115.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel === froud [~froud@ndn-165-142-120.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:36] mart: ping [02:38] Ok I have now tried but upgrade and dist-upgrade and I am unable to get my machine to run x [02:40] sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg says /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: xserver-org is not installed [02:40] and that after an apt-get upgrade [02:40] kdm is there [02:40] which is better than what I am left with after a dist-upgrade [02:41] So the question is how the hell to get a working Kubuntu on breezy? [02:42] froud: start kdm? [02:44] restarting [02:44] I had a typo in sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg [02:44] and sudo /etc/init.d/kdm restart stopped and started kdm [02:45] now reboot [02:46] no get back to console [02:48] Riddell: this is dumb. What they hell is it. I did an upgrade on Ubuntu and it works. I do the same things on Kubutuntu and it does not! [02:50] Riddell: to upgrade to breezy development branch must the system be at 3.4.1 [02:54] Ok somebody please explain the process for upgrading from hoary to breezy [02:55] froud: when did you do the ubuntu upgrade? [02:57] about a week ago [02:58] I think [02:58] since then I have been trying to do the same for kubuntu [02:58] 1. I install new Kubuntu from the haory cd [02:59] 2. I change hoary repos's in sources.list to breezy [02:59] 3. I sudo apt-get update in Konsole [02:59] 4. I sudo apt-get upgrade [02:59] at first I was doing sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [03:00] but that was not working, mart suggests do only upgrade [03:00] seems that method also does not work [03:00] perhaps somebody could do this procedure and if they dont get the same result then it must be dumb me [03:01] what's the error that you get? [03:01] Well in both cases its a bunch of errors [03:01] go on [03:02] can t give you the exact now cause the host is now trying another upgrade [03:02] Riddell: have you tested Kubuntu CD builds recently? [03:03] Riddell: in all cases when I restart the machine I am brough to console prompt [03:03] cannot startx [03:05] oh sudo dpkg-reconfigure kdm says dpkg-reconfigure not installed [03:06] mdz: there are no recent kubuntu CD builds, kamion hasn't been making them [03:06] Riddell: he just told me that they have been enabled [03:06] Riddell: I just did it from the iso on the download [03:06] but that was downloaded about a week back, its the same ISO from hoary release [03:07] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily/20050705/ looks quite recent [03:08] mdz: excellent, time for a wget then [03:08] Riddell: do you have a spare box, try it I downloaded on 29/06 [03:08] froud: I'll try the daily build from last night [03:09] Riddell: OK will do, but it will take some time to download [03:09] froud: rsync [03:09] rsync is nice for CDs [03:10] Riddell: there are also recent live CDs, but it seems that the filesystem in them might be old and broken [03:49] Riddell: I'm now playing with regexp searches, though it appears to be quite impossible to pass certain construct through konqueror into the ioslave [03:51] tvo: is regexp that useful compared to just shell wildcards? [03:51] Riddell: for example, "foo[^/] bar" gives an error because konqueror thinks it has to look for a directory foo[^/ or something... [03:51] Riddell: I think not, unless it's quite easy to implement :) [03:52] Riddell: so I drop regexps and just add wildcards "*" and "?" ? [03:53] Riddell: btw, I got 3 working, I'm going to make 3 screenies and attach them to the wiki or something... [03:54] depends what people would use, I suspect I'd never use regexps [03:56] Riddell: also, someone who knows regexp probably isn't afraid of commandline, so he/she can just do locate -are by himself/herself [03:57] s/-are/-r/ [03:57] yep [03:58] tvo: http://ktown.kde.org/~binner/contextsearch.png [03:58] that should be extended to be able to search for files [03:58] and default to files when in filemanager mode [04:03] Riddell: they are the same plugins as the searchbox top right in konqueror ? [04:03] tvo: what are? [04:04] the search plugins I see in your screenshot [04:04] Riddell: on my place, locate is already the default, though I don't know for which profiles === m-fox [~m-fox@port-212-202-8-124.dynamic.qsc.de] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Kopete] [04:11] Riddell: http://home.casema.nl/vollebregt/soc/1.png [04:11] also 2.png and 3.png [04:13] froud: still here [04:13] yep [04:13] :-) barely [04:14] re dist-upgrade vs upgrade [04:14] yep [04:14] I only meant to suggest you consider which one to use before you upgrade [04:15] I didn't mean that upgrade was the most appropriate in that case [04:15] only that it definately wouldn't have removed stuff [04:15] mart: does it matter, they should both work and dist-upgrade should not have left the host in that state [04:15] sure [04:15] I understand [04:15] but they do different things [04:16] upgrade shouldn't have necessarily done what you wanted [04:16] yes, dist-upgrade is the correct route, right? [04:16] but yes, I agree dist-upgrade shouldn't have barfed [04:16] So I wonder how ppl with hoary cd's will be able to dist-upgrade [04:16] perhaps this problem will be fixed by release [04:17] froud: dist-upgrade (allegedly) does its best to get the latest versions of most of your software [04:17] even if that means deleting stuff [04:17] otoh, upgrade is supposed to be safe [04:17] but you don't neccessarily get the latest version of everything [04:18] froud: what happens when you aptitude install kubuntu-desktop now? [04:18] sure, understood, which is why I did not use it in the first place, thinking that dist-upgrade was the way to go. I am downloading a new breezy iso [04:18] mart: it cant do it [04:18] btw, aptitude dist-upgrades are supposed to be more reliable that apt-get dist-upgrades [04:19] dependancies on amorok and some stuff [04:19] Hmm I thought aptitude was just another frontend to apt [04:19] ok, so maybe you'll have to manually work around it if those packages, force them if necessary [04:20] aptitude dist-upgrade is different; it is sometimes better and sometimes not [04:20] dunno, to me the whole upgrade thing is borked. gimme yast anyday :-) [04:20] ha, ha, ha [04:21] froud: if you'd read what it said it was going to delete! :P [04:21] Hmm well kinda hard to scoll back on the console [04:21] shift up [04:21] shift page-up, even [04:22] just dont swap vt [04:22] and besides, the point is that it should not be leaving me in the console. If it is then the system is borked [04:22] basically, I dont think anyone tested it [04:22] they just assumed it would work [04:22] ok, so are you going to say *which* dependencies are broken, so someone can look at it? [04:22] not good because dummie slike me who just write docs get caught [04:23] "something about amarok" isn't particularly specific. [04:23] mart: you want me to copy the stuf fon the screen. I will be typing all day [04:23] people should just do the steps I did and test it [04:24] much faster imho [04:24] take a hoary cd and do it yourself [04:24] see whathappens [04:24] the amount of stuff on the screen is too much for me to try and explain on an irc or even an email [04:25] anyway, hopefully the breezyiso will work [04:25] what does apt-get install amarok say [04:25] ? [04:25] or rather does it work? [04:29] hard to say now since I am trying another upgrade [04:29] ok [04:29] mart: why dont you just download an iso from 29/06 and see? [04:29] am grabbing it now [04:29] hope qemu is packaged [04:30] bah, it's old === Soneras [~chris@p50884C0B.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:30] what the iso [04:30] or qemu :-) [04:30] hey Soneras [04:31] qemu [04:31] hi there :) [04:32] mart: just so you understand, I just write docs, I don't spend much time programming or phathoming why things don't work :-) just no time or patience for that, unless it directly impacts on the document I am writing and I must explain it. [04:33] But its hard to write docs for a gui you can't see :-) [04:33] yeah, I've saw the docs [04:37] mart: better to focus on one thing than do all things [04:37] froud: wonder if you're talking about my thesis? :) [04:39] heh heh, what are you writing about? [04:39] I'm supposed to be writing my progress report... [04:40] but I don't seem to be making much progress === mart discovers the true value of hyper-threading while an ubuntu install goes on in the background [05:26] anyone remember the name of the package that generates 'dummy' packages to satisfy dependencies? [05:30] (equivs) [05:52] mart: so you have the same problem, it's not just me [05:52] please say so, so I feel better :-) [05:53] froud: no, I haven't got that far yet [05:53] ok [05:53] dependency problem was qemu :) [06:04] incase anyones interested- I put kde-systemsettings in the backports hoary-extras :D === Soneras will chck out kdesystemsettings then :) [06:35] Mez: has anything changed? Please see http://lnix.net/~froud/kquickguide/C/ch03s07.html [06:38] ....? [06:53] Mez: if you know of things changed from what is shown there ^ [06:54] I avent looked at it myself [06:54] why not download it and try it? [06:54] I have installed it === Mez wouldnt knwo [06:54] but not from backports [06:55] well i just grabbed the copy from breezy and compiled for hoary [06:56] yes Riddell guided me through the process when I installed in for myself :-) [07:11] Ok downloaded last nights breezy iso and gues what is does not want to load kernel modules and for my network it says I have a firewire interface that I dont have. [07:13] froud: it must be you. kubuntu hates you. :) [07:13] dude 5.04 install beautifully on the same machine === mart has a virtual machine that is still trying to install hoary [07:14] argh!!!! [07:14] No kernel modules and cant load any on the cd [07:14] dudes this iso is wacked [07:15] speaks about installing a different version of ubuntu [07:15] hmm, hang on.... [07:15] I wrote a CD that just didn't work, it only worked when I got someone else to burn it... [07:16] what?!!! [07:16] dodgy cd coincidence? or dodgy iso somewhere? [07:16] nah this is not good, do people check these iso files or do they just like wating peoples bandwidth [07:16] it couldn't be... could it? === froud has no patience going to the movies .... c ya later === froud is now known as froud-away === KaiL_ [KaiL@p548F6C7C.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [08:57] Riddell: scribus is in kubuntu, isen't it? [08:58] Riddell: Maybe you could help malex (debian maintainer for it) over in ubuntu-devel. [08:58] hunger: not on the CD (no room) but I think in supported [08:58] Riddell: It is in main... [08:59] cool, (I just installed MEPIS) [08:59] Riddell: Could you talk to malex over in ubuntu-devel? He is the debian maintainer, trying to contact his ubuntu-peer. [08:59] Riddell: I'd be surprised if that wasn't you;-) [09:00] hunger: that's me all right, thanks for the poke [09:00] this MEPIS thing is evil, no source packages === tvo [~tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:06] Riddell: looking into the mepis center? I'm not sure if you'll finde sources without contacting the devs [09:07] though the installer it has could be nice for a live-to-hdd install. used mepis for a while [09:09] how did froud-away say he tried to install kubuntu? just by going from ubuntu cd installation, then apt-cdrom add or something? [09:11] mart: he installed from the daily install kubuntu CD [09:11] which I'll do later on too [09:11] Soneras: but there's no deb-src line at all for the mepis packages [09:13] doubt it even exists. didn't when I used it only deb-src where the standard debian (testing/unstable) ones. Maybe you'd have some luck contacting the author - warren. [09:13] Riddell: I thought he said he'd tried to migrate from ubuntu before that? [09:13] yes he did a dist upgrade from hoary previously [09:14] to breezy? or to 5.04? [09:16] mart: breezy [09:16] ah, ok [09:22] hey riddell, you here? [09:24] Mez: yes [09:25] k3b build was fine... and mind looking over a universe package/uploading for me (tis only wee) [09:25] Mez: what is it? [09:25] gaim-assistant [09:25] just a lib for gaim [09:25] sounds non-kde [09:26] yeah, it is non KDE.... but it's a v v simple package (just install a .so fie) [09:27] Mez: new or existing [09:27] new [09:27] Mez: needs reviewing [09:27] yeah, by MOTU people ... [09:28] and I've no idea how to get it reviewed [09:28] Mez: get an account on REVU and upload there [09:28] REVU ? [09:28] <\sh> http://siretart.tauware.de/revu [09:29] hi guys. [09:30] how do i get an account on there? [09:31] it's explained at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/REVU [09:31] <\sh> revu is just broken, ping siretart [09:31] ok :D [09:32] <\sh> or sistropy [09:34] but only siretart can add me to the keyring? [09:34] <\sh> or sistropy [09:35] hmm... :D [09:35] IRCbot ... I can help with that :D [09:35] well... I think - not tried writing one in python yet, just PHP [09:36] <\sh> mez: ircbots are eval in a special way [09:36] ...? [09:37] <\sh> evil ;) [09:37] you mean evil ? [09:37] <\sh> not eval [09:37] yeah they are :D [09:37] lol [09:37] but I've made a couple of nice ones in PHP [09:37] <\sh> i just ping siretart on irc and icq [09:37] <\sh> php for cli is much more evil then shell ,-) [09:38] <\sh> I have to say it, but I'm just a php dev [09:39] lol - not really... I just made it into a loop and then sit on a channel... [09:40] to be fair, you could quite easily just put an eggdrop on somewhere, and get it to read from a file for announces etc [09:40] <\sh> eggdrop is the dangrouse thing ever [09:42] lol yeah [09:42] it was a suggestion [09:42] does ircssi allow scripts? [09:43] \sh: ping? [09:43] <\sh> pong [09:44] \sh: hi [09:44] <\sh> allee: you r the one with all the patches from debian, right? [09:44] \sh: why did you add c2 to libkexif? 11567 [09:44] #11567 [09:44] \sh: all the patches? pardon? [09:45] <\sh> allee: forget just confused [09:45] <\sh> let me check [09:45] \sh I feel honoured nevertheless. Please stay confused ;) [09:45] <\sh> yeah :) [09:47] <\sh> boah...something is wrong with the bloody computer today [09:48] <\sh> i think because it was on the list [09:48] <\sh> cxx trans [09:49] <\sh> una momementa === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [09:50] <\sh> back [09:51] <\sh> Riddell: can it be, that kdelibs4 now is completly crazy? [09:55] \sh c++ trans is one thing but libkexif did depend on kdelibs4. [09:56] <\sh> yes :) [09:57] <\sh> is pipi-plugins an external package? [09:57] <\sh> kipi sorry ;) [09:58] kipi-plugins Enhances: digikam, gwenview, kimdaba and showimg ;) [09:58] external in what sense? [09:58] <\sh> yepp...and libkexif is a rdepend to it [09:59] yeah, digikam and kipi-plugins and AFAIR showview rdepend on it [09:59] s/showview/showimg/ [10:00] <\sh> thats why it was transisition [10:01] did ubuntu add c2 to all rdepends of kdelibs? (unlike debian will do) [10:02] <\sh> no...all cxx libs which were compiled with g++4 [10:02] <\sh> actually doko managed it here , so debian will have it too and debian will have less work with all the packages [10:02] \sh: what's wrong with it? [10:03] <\sh> riddell: konqui is stucking in between [10:03] stucking? [10:03] <\sh> it stops for 10 seconds, work again [10:03] <\sh> stops etc [10:03] hmm [10:03] well I'll see when I install this daily kubuntu CD [10:04] \sh okay, so no lex KDE in ubuntu (as doko announced in debian-devel-announce) [10:04] <\sh> no lex KDE? [10:05] \sh nitpicking: and why libkipi0 and not libkipi0c2 ;) I fail to see the difference between the two :( [10:05] <\sh> allee: can be, that we forgot it...if it's c++ we should do it [10:05] <\sh> if so, please put it on the wiki (wiki.ubuntu.com/CxxLibraryList) [10:06] \sh: both c++ and kdelibs [10:06] only kdelibs4 got a c2 on the end, anything else depends on that and so doesn't need one [10:06] <\sh> kdelibs4 are already transed [10:06] <\sh> riddell: libkexif stand on the list [10:06] <\sh> sometimes I'M a machine [10:06] "stand on the list"? [10:07] <\sh> written on the list [10:07] <\sh> denglish at it's best === Mez [~mez@cpc2-lich4-3-0-cust115.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:09] Riddell: CxxLibraryList lists both libkipi and libkexif. both are in hoary compiled against kdelibs4c2. libkipi -> libkipic2, but libkipi->libkipi [10:09] afaiu in debian because they depend on kdelibs4 the pkg name will not be changes, sh told me ubuntu adds always a c2 --> libkipi got no c2 [10:10] <\sh> grmpf [10:10] <\sh> i will revert the changes [10:11] \sh now i'm confused. Scrolled CxxLibraryList to the right and there are lots of 'KDE, not renamed' [10:12] <\sh> allee: yeah, and if u check for libkexif there is no kde ... [10:12] <\sh> this cxx trans stuff will f*ck my brains out [10:12] \sh but it's c++ and links against kdelibs [10:13] <\sh> allee: check my buglist on bugzilla, i wasn't really looking on the b-d for some packages...:( === \sh needs holidays... [10:14] \sh so I add KDE to libkipi in wiki and add a note to #11567, right? [10:14] \sh is wrong [10:14] <\sh> allee: please do [10:14] Riddell: he does not need holidays? [10:14] <\sh> I will revert the patch [10:14] \sh 'k [10:15] well he's wrong saying ubuntu adds c2 to kde libraries, and he's wrong that he need holidays because then who would be our top KDE MOTU? [10:16] <\sh> ok..1. riddell is right...2. he's wrong and 3. I'm not the KDE MOTU, you are [10:16] <\sh> actually i need holidays or sex, one of the two ;) [10:16] <\sh> reverting patch now [10:17] <\sh> allee: sorry for the chaos [10:18] \sh no problem at all [10:19] <\sh> Uploading via ftp libkexif_0.2.1-2ubuntu2.dsc: done. [10:19] <\sh> Uploading via ftp libkexif_0.2.1-2ubuntu2.diff.gz: done. [10:19] <\sh> Uploading via ftp libkexif_0.2.1-2ubuntu2_source.changes: done. [10:19] <\sh> done [10:20] \sh your quick like hell ;) so I don't ask who to reopen a bug ;) [10:20] <\sh> libkexif_0.2.1-2ubuntu2_source.changes ACCEPTED [10:20] <\sh> allee: forget it :) [10:20] <\sh> edit wiki page as well ;) [10:21] okay, good CxxLibraryList is huge no fun to edit ;) [10:21] <\sh> done as well [10:21] <\sh> and all this stress after a couple of beers ;) [10:22] some more beers will help now ;) [10:22] <\sh> take a guess whats in my hand just right now ;) [10:23] \sh ... ew... we dont want to know [10:24] <\sh> *grmpf* now I forgot to save the email address of my girl [10:24] <\sh> damn [10:24] \sh: Alt-f2 kaddressbook [10:24] +? [10:25] \sh is soo dumped [10:25] <\sh> you see Riddell you see I NEED HOLIDAYS [10:25] <\sh> and I need to get ace from my ass [10:25] <\sh> any volunteers? [10:26] to get the ace from your ass? [10:26] I don't know what that means, and I probably don't want to [10:26] nor do i :D [10:26] \sh... how cna you not know your girls email address? [10:26] <\sh> mez: check cxxliblist [10:26] didnt you like - meet her ? [10:27] y? [10:27] meet her via the net 87 [10:27] <\sh> mez: I met her today...this is not the problem [10:27] ah lol [10:28] \sh: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CxxLibraryList ? [10:28] <\sh> but I had her mail address in my c&p buffer [10:28] <\sh> yepp [10:28] \sh: you just met her and you lost her address? you'll regret that for the rest of your life [10:29] <\sh> Riddell: no..not her address, her email address :) i know where she's living. [10:29] \sh ... [10:29] kclipboard [10:29] sorry [10:29] klipper :D [10:29] it keeps a c&p history [10:29] <\sh> mez: yes, but not firefox [10:29] ...? [10:30] <\sh> ah it's not there anymore [10:30] klipper keeps it no matter where you copy it from [10:30] <\sh> na... [10:30] does for me [10:30] <\sh> forget it...will ask her again [10:33] \sh: what's the gossip, how did you meet? [10:33] <\sh> riddell: I blogged about the CSD last saturday, right? [10:34] <\sh> and here in cologne, it's not allowed to pee next to the street [10:34] don't recall [10:34] Christophers Street Day [10:34] <\sh> so we have a special "force" from the municipalty they're coming and catching those guys and gals who are peeing next to the public toilets ;) [10:34] <\sh> she catched me [10:35] <\sh> normally it costs 30 euros or something :) but she asked me to have lunch with her === karthik_r085 [~karthik08@12-208-111-104.client.insightBB.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:35] and you say "if you don't report me I'll make you some kubuntu packages" [10:35] even better :) [10:35] Riddell: Hey [10:35] <\sh> quite surprised :) [10:35] karthik_r085: dood! [10:36] <\sh> Riddell: and today I had lunch with her :) she's hotter then hell [10:36] karthik_r085: what are your skills? [10:37] Riddell: Languages: C, C++, C#, Java, Ruby, Matlab, SAS [10:38] \sh instead having to pay 30 Euro you were invited for lunch? You're kidding!!!! Well, maybe .., please post a photo of you ;) [10:38] karthik_r085: would you be able to test the ruby packages in breezy? [10:38] <\sh> alle: u r german?= [10:38] Riddell: Database: SQL, PL/SQL, Access, JDBC, Web: JavaScript, Java Applets, HTML, XML, JSP, I also know SPARC assembly language [10:39] \sh yes [10:39] <\sh> allee: http://shermann.blogweb.de/ you will find anything and everyting about me;) [10:39] Riddell: Yes, I can. [10:42] Riddell: I am familiar with Ruby testing tools, such as Test::Unit, Watir and ZenTest [10:42] karthik_r085: well they're in breezy now so if you could install them and run some test KDE ruby apps to make sure they work that would be great [10:43] Riddell: I do not have breezy Colony 2 yet installed. I will install today and start testing them asap. === allee wonders if \sh sang 'liebe ist' before or after lunch for her ;) [10:44] karthik_r085: rocking [10:44] karthik_r085: do you know how to make debian packages? [10:44] <\sh> allee: lach :) [10:45] Riddell: Is there some specific tools you want me to test the packages with? Also, is there any package that needs to be completed first? [10:45] 'liebe ist' . 'liebe pisst' 'and die Eck' 'und dann weg' ... [10:45] karthik_r085: it just needs confirmed that it is usable, so grad any KDE Ruby program and make sure it runs [10:45] Riddell: No. I do not know how to make debian packages. I can learn them soon. [10:47] Riddell: Ok [10:47] karthik_r085: if you're looking for something to package KCall looks interesting [10:48] karthik_r085: this is a good read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuPackagingGuide [10:48] Riddell: if you've got some time to spare, here is a snapshot of kio_locate: http://home.casema.nl/vollebregt/soc/kio-locate-alpha-050705.tar.gz [10:48] karthik_r085: and you can add to that guide as you find things missing [10:50] tvo: it's on my TODO list, poke me if I don't get round to it soon [10:50] Riddell: thanks, it supports searches like "locate:foo*bar !.h", with cmdline equivalent: "locate -i -r foo[^/] *bar | grep -v .h" [10:51] Riddell: KCall looks interesting. Thanks for the info. [10:51] karthik_r085: I havn't tried it, may well be the program is rubbish and doesn't work, but it might be the next must have application [10:53] hehe :D [10:53] I persuaded Seth_k to try for membership tonight :D [10:53] I think he'll do well [10:55] Mez: who is seth_k? [10:56] seth_k form #kubuntu ... he's actualyl really good at giving support and stuff (e's helped me out of a few tight scrapes) [10:56] he's trying for MOTU ... but I'm gonna try and persuade him to come to the Kuuntu team too [10:56] Mez: good stuff :) [10:57] never noticed him, but running /last seth_k on #kubuntu shows a lot of activity [10:57] Riddell, karthik_r085: AFAIR kcall is hacked severly at SoC. so there is hope to get something great ;) [10:57] * last :Unknown command [10:58] Riddell: I am little confused. You want me to test KCall, rite? [10:58] oh, and he's the one who helps me test out my breezy stuff :) seeing as he's running it [10:58] karthik_r085: I want you to evaluate it, see if it's any good or not and if it is good make a package of it [10:58] he wubbles the k3b package :D great attention to detial apparently ;) === froud [~sean@ndn-165-142-120.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:59] wubbles. sounds like a good word [10:59] Riddell: Ok. [10:59] anyone test that nasty iso? [10:59] froud: I will do so in a bit [11:00] wubbles is a great word === Mez wonders if he should try breezy colony 2 === karthik085 [~karthik08@12-208-111-104.client.insightBB.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:27]