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wasabi__So, is there some sort of easy way or command to remove a package and everything it depends on?12:17
wasabi__snip  a branch of the dependency tree12:18
Riddelldaniels: most of KDE doesn't compile since libXrender.la was removed12:19
wasabi__X itself doesn't install currently. :012:20
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mwh_Hi, not perticularly a devel question, but I couldnt seem to get an answer on #ubuntu, i'm looking for a list of the HP-laptops which will be certified for Breezy, anyone know where I can get it, you see I want a new laptop and I want to make sure Ubuntu runs flawlessly on it12:59
mwh_ahh foundhttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/custom/hplaptops01:00
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danielsRiddell: word01:02
danielslamont-away: pong01:02
danielsKamion: xkeyboard-config should be OK01:02
Riddelldaniels: word?01:03
TerminXdaniels: did you see bug 12690?01:03
mrd`Bah, none of those laptops have AMD chips.01:06
tsenghow would you handle this scenario01:08
tsenga binary package has 2 sets of files, set A and set B01:08
tsengthe next version splits it off into two binaries01:08
tsengupgrading causes the usual "this file belongs to some other package" bit01:08
danielsTerminX: yeah01:09
danielstseng: Replaces: foo (<< 1.2.3-4)01:10
TerminXwill you move the files to xserver-xorg-core?01:10
tsengdaniels: on both new binaries?01:10
tsengdaniels: or the NEW binary, if you catch how i mean01:10
danielstseng: well, let's say foo contains everything, and you split foo into foo, bar, and baz01:11
danielsboth bar and baz need Replaces: foo (<< 1.2.3-4)01:12
tsengok01:12
danielsassuming they contain files that used to be present in foo01:12
tsengindeed01:12
tsengthanks01:13
danielsKamion: when you NEW xkeyboard-config, could you please add it to the same seeds as xserver-xorg?01:13
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danielsheh01:15
danielshad xserver--core.install.* files through an accident of sed01:15
danielsfelt like arch01:15
lifelesssee, its good for you01:16
Riddelldaniels: so how do I get KDE stuff compiling again without libXrender.la?01:18
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tsengKamion: ping01:21
danielsRiddell: grep -r libXrender.la /usr/lib, recompile anything which still references it01:22
danielsif you want to improve the world by getting rid of that project's .la file too, be my guest01:22
tsengKamion: looking for a thumbs-up to sync gmime2.1 from unstable01:23
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katochi, have you modified a ubuntu install cd 01:27
katoc?01:27
Riddelldaniels: so once lower level libraries are recompiled they will no longer reference libXrender.la and KDE should start compiling again?01:29
danielsRiddell: right01:29
Riddelldaniels: ok, thanks01:30
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pefgood night !01:32
danielsmrd`: xkb is interesting right now01:32
danielsmrd`: make sure you have xkeyboard-config installed01:32
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mrd`I don't see an xkeyboard-config package.01:33
chrissturmdaniels: is keyboard handling broken in x right now? i cant set my keyboard layout01:34
daniels00:32 < daniels> mrd`: xkb is interesting right now01:34
daniels00:32 < daniels> mrd`: make sure you have xkeyboard-config installed01:34
danielsmrd`: hmm, mustn't have actually made it through NEW yet01:34
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mrd`daniels: Is there an ETA on that?01:35
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davydtseng: I got most of the useful part of mono built01:41
tsengcongrats01:41
davydbut I can't build gtk-sharp-unstable01:41
tsengand?01:41
davydwell, that kinda blocks the tree to build muine or tomboy01:42
tsengyeah well01:43
tseng"I can't build" doesnt get you much01:43
tsengsorry.01:43
davydyeah01:43
tsengcould you be more specific?01:43
davydI'm not entirely sure how to read errors from mcs01:43
davydbut it is complaining about GLib.Object.LookupGType being inaccessable01:44
davyddue to the wrong protection level01:44
tsengnice one.01:44
tsengi think you can safely blame upstream for that01:44
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davydyou seem to have a package in breezy on amd64 for it01:46
davyddid you work around it?01:46
tsengno01:46
davydthe obvious question then, is, have I likely done something wrong?01:47
tsengno01:47
davydbut yet you have a package, and I don't?01:48
bddebianprobably :-)01:48
tsengi didnt build it on hoary01:49
ajmitchmorning01:49
tsengyay ajmitch 01:49
davydtseng: it's just interesting that it would fail, given that it would appear to be a dependancy that I've already built01:50
davydperhaps I should just go to breezy01:50
davydI didn't see any other major destabilisations on the horizon01:50
ajmitchyay?01:50
tsengill not tell you waht you should do, but i cant support backporting01:50
tsengesp on archs i dont have access to01:51
davydtseng: sure01:51
davydI was simply trying to gain access to your comprehensive experience on the subject01:51
davydI'm sorry if it's pissing you off01:51
tsengi have no such thing :)01:51
tsengeh its not you at all, im bitter about mono backports01:52
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davydI figured it was easier to start on then a gcc 4.0 backport01:52
tsengmaybe :)01:52
davydperhaps I should move to breezy, I miss GNOME 2.11 features01:53
davydit's amazing how patches fc401:53
davydI've been using it at work01:53
davydand lots of random stuff that is only in breezy made it into fc401:53
tsenganother source of crabbiness might be the last week spent trying to write an expect script to interface with credit card validation machines01:53
tsengwith incorrect documentation and request strings butchered by Outlook01:54
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davydI've been debugging stack eating bonobo applications01:54
HrdwrBoBthe whole credit card network is garbage01:54
tsengword.01:54
HrdwrBoBcobbled together eith pieces of string01:54
tsengHrdwrBoB: dude, its totally shithouse01:54
HrdwrBoBI'm very glad I don't work with it anymore :)01:54
tseng"uh, we dont include the STX in the LRC, just the ETX"01:55
tsengbecause doing things logically is for the birds01:55
davydhmm, linux-restricted-modules is missing from breezy still01:55
tsengdavyd: sure is.01:55
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HrdwrBoB"you can't connect higher than 9600 baud because our 1980s systems can't take more than that01:56
bddebianHeya ajmitch 01:56
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davydtseng: so why has linux-restricted-modules blocked?02:07
davydthings don't compile against 2.6.12?02:07
tsengdavyd: because daniels is a lazy bum02:08
davydtseng: I see02:09
bddebiandoh02:09
davydooop, late for work02:10
davydlater02:10
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jpwho knows a bit about planet planet? I have an issue :/ with how order the parameters of <TMPL_VAR new_date> 02:28
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jp:o at planet.py :$02:30
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lamontKamion: you around?03:47
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dieman"an OQO-specific build of ubuntu linux  -- while officially unsupported by OQO -- is available and can be pre- loaded on this model 01 if the winning bidder so desires"04:13
diemanhahaha04:13
diemanhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5219297710&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:104:13
diemandid you guys know about that? :)04:13
danielsyeah04:14
diemancool04:14
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bob2I hope firefox doesn't eat too much entropy deciding when to randomly segfault04:15
bddebianheh04:15
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Amaranthwould ubuntu-art be the place to request an icon for Smeg? :)04:22
bob2I wish people would say "cisco vpn" or "the pos thing MS calls a 'vpn'" when they propose gui tools04:36
wasabiWhat POS thing MS calls a VPN?04:36
wasabiI have to try to defend it.04:36
diemanhahah04:36
calcbob2: pptp?04:36
diemanthe cisco 3k isn't all that bad04:37
diemanits not great04:37
diemanbut it works04:37
wasabiWindows has L2TP support now.04:37
wasabiHas since 2k.04:37
bob2calc: yeah04:37
diemanplus, theres an open source vpn client, but its not perfect either04:37
wasabiTHeir VPN client kicks ass.04:37
wasabiYou plug the host IP in, and that's IT.04:37
wasabiit automatically detects the type, L2TP or PPTP, the auth mechs, etc.04:37
calcrdp is cool04:38
calci can break w2k3 servers via the internet :)04:38
wasabissh is cool.04:38
wasabii can break linux servers via the internet.04:38
calcbut rdp is faster than X forwarding04:39
wasabiFaster than VNC too.04:39
calci suppose you can use vnc to try to get it down to rdp levels04:39
calcvnc with super compression isn't supposed to be too bad04:39
wasabiRDP also supports end to end encryption04:39
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calccan you use rdp with a linux host?04:40
calcinstead of eg vnc?04:40
wasabiThere are no servers that I know of.04:40
calcoh :\04:40
wasabiYou definatly could though.04:40
wasabiCould just fix VNC though and stick encryption on top of it.04:40
wasabiI doubt it's that bad.04:40
wasabiI think RDP supports GSSAPI auth though04:40
calcthat would be pretty cool then you could use it with winterms04:40
wasabiVNC should get SASL support.04:40
wasabiThat would be bad ass.04:40
calchmm i upgraded my brothers w2k3 server to sp1 and now its taking a while to boot back up :)04:41
calci hope i didn't kill it04:41
wasabiIt usually takes awhile.04:41
wasabiSince windows can't modify in use files, it actually installs a lot of stuff to another dir04:41
wasabiand moves it at boot.04:41
calcoh yea04:42
calcbtw i found that tsclient causes major pain if it hangs04:42
calcor perhaps its rdesktop that does it04:42
wasabiyeah04:42
wasabithe whole stealing the cursor thing04:43
calcyou have to go to console and kill it04:43
wasabiit's rdesktop04:43
calcbecause it steals all input in X04:43
wasabiyeah04:43
wasabiit's lame.04:43
wasabion a slow network it's hell.04:43
wasabiyou can alt-tab to another window, and have to wait a few seconds to be ablet ot ype in the other window.04:43
wasabiuntil the remote server says you can.04:43
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calcdaniels: we need r300/Xegl in breezy ;)04:57
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danielsxegl, no.  r300, maybe.05:00
calcok05:01
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wasabiSo what's up with X?05:59
wasabixbase-clients now depends on xhost which isn't in the archive.06:00
wasabiOh. TOpic. Hehe.06:00
TerminXI think the topic refers to different breakage06:08
danielsit relates to general X breakage06:09
TerminXhas a new version of xbase-clients been uploaded?06:10
TerminX(or all the nonexistent packages it depends on)06:10
danielsthe latter will get uploaded later today06:10
TerminXalrighty06:10
fabbionemorning06:11
schweebfabbione: mornin, got a question... it may be for you, or it may be for mjg5906:12
wasabidaniels, you're in AU right (trying to define today)06:12
danielswasabi: yeah.  'some time in the next eight hours'06:12
schweebfabbione: is support for suspending with SATA disks going to be a goal for release?06:12
wasabiheh. i busted up my work comp today doing an X upgrade.06:13
fabbioneschweeb: there is no code yet for it06:13
schweebI know there's a patch out there... I haven't yet had a chance to try it06:13
wasabiAnd apparently I had forgotten to turn apt cleaning off.06:13
danielsfabbione: but gentoo have this really cool patch06:13
schweebmay not do evreything you need06:13
wasabiOh hey.06:13
fabbioneschweeb: the patch out there is broken according to upstream06:13
wasabiDo we have a snapshot site for breezy? 06:13
wasabiLIke that cool Debian snapshot site.06:13
danielssort of06:13
schweebfabbione: k.  just curious.  kinda sucks using this x41 w/o suspend06:14
danielsmorgue.ubuntu.com, although that's not terrifically useful if you can't run find across it06:14
calcso why doesn't suspend with sata just work?06:14
TerminXdaniels: should I assume that since you marked my bug PENDINGUPLOAD that you'll be moving the files from xserver-xorg to xserver-xorg-core?06:14
schweebdaniels: I'm not that cavalier with kernel patches06:14
danielsbecause you need to kick the controller to consistent states06:14
danielsTerminX: yeah06:14
TerminXawesome06:14
calcah06:14
fabbionecalc: because it's not implemented06:14
schweebthe scsi stuff doesn't have power management hooks06:14
calckind of like why suspend on my laptop doesn't work ;)06:14
schweebor some such shyte06:14
calcit seems to leave my keyboard dead06:14
wasabidaniels, it's also not up to day at all06:15
calcsupposedly suspend/resume with the new r300 driver works06:15
calcwould be nice if i could get that working on my amd64 laptop06:15
calcmaybe in 64bit mode my keyboard would work too :\06:16
wasabisuspend resume on my ppc is still flakely06:16
wasabibetter than it was though. before the screen wouldn't even come back on.06:16
fabbionedaniels:06:16
fabbioneSetting up xlibs (6.8.2-41) ...06:16
fabbionedpkg: error processing xlibs (--configure):06:16
fabbione subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 106:16
wasabinow it lcoks up doing something to eth1 (wireless)06:16
schweebfabbione: did you just rm -rf /etc/X11/xkb ?06:16
calcwasabi: in 32bit i can use the reinit hack, but 64bit can use it due to real mode interrupts being needed06:16
schweebif so mkdir /etc/X11/xkb06:16
calcwasabi: so my screen doesn't come back on in 64bit either :(06:17
fabbioneschweeb: no, that's on a clean install...06:17
fabbioneschweeb: and i can't work around it. it's on a buildd06:17
schweebahhh06:17
schweebdaniels: fabbione's failure is cause there is no /etc/X11/xkb afaict06:18
schweebcause I ran into that earlier, when I removed06:18
danielsyeah06:18
danielsi've fixed that locally, just watching a test build run around06:18
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wasabiDoes a Conflict on previous version of a Depend work as I'd expect it to?06:20
wasabiie, remove the old one, install this new other one, upgrade the old one.06:20
wasabiMoving a file from one package to another, etc.06:20
danielsi believe yes, but I don't think order is guaranteed06:20
lifelessI think you want Replaces:06:20
wasabiIt doesn't replace.06:20
danielswon't be configured by the time you unpack, and may not be unpacked when you are06:21
wasabiIt's just one file, out of a few hundred.06:21
lifelessok06:21
danielsbut if you just need it unpacked when you configure, sure06:21
wasabiIt's just a file conflict.06:21
wasabipackage b depends on package a. File in package b moved to a.06:21
danielsuse replaces, in that case06:21
wasabiReplaces has no meaning other than to determine order?06:21
wasabiIt's a big word. ;)06:22
wasabiI don't want it to convey the semantic meaning that hte package is actually a replacement.06:22
danielssure06:23
danielsits specific meaning is 'files that used to be *here* are now over *here*'06:23
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wasabiSetting up libgtk2.0-bin (2.6.8-1ubuntu2) ...06:53
wasabiUpdating the IM modules list for GTK+-2.4.0.../usr/bin/gtk-query-immodules-2.0: error while loading shared libraries: libXi.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory06:53
danielscool06:54
danielscan you please run dpkg -L libxi6?06:54
wasabiIt's not installed.06:54
wasabiIt's just a missing dep.06:54
danielsoops06:54
danielsiz gtk boog :)06:54
wasabimmm06:54
wasabiEVerynow and then I uninstall everything on my system back to ubuntu-minimal, and then install it all again.06:55
wasabiJust to make sure it works. :006:55
wasabiHmm. I suspect that would be a good buildd test.06:56
wasabiInstall the package into a clean chroot and make sure it installs properly.06:56
Lathiatdaniels: do i want to update xorg?07:12
danielsupdating is ok07:12
LathiatCOOL07:13
Lathiatargh, caps07:13
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weirdcreephello07:25
Lathiatdaniels: xlibs, rmdir /etc/X11/xkb directory not empty07:31
danielsLathiat: known issue07:33
Lathiatdanokie07:34
Lathiatdaniels: what did it want to update in my config?07:36
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Lathiatdaniels: also on my laptop, it asks (with -phigh) if i want to attempt monitor autodetection and what resolutions i want, that didnt used to happen07:38
Lathiat(but has done if for a few releases)07:39
danielsLathiat: update in what config?07:39
danielsLathiat: hm, that sucks07:40
Lathiatdaniels: in xorg.conf, but it doesnt matter i just regenned it myself07:40
danielscould you please send the output of debconf-show xserver-xorg?07:40
danielshm07:40
Lathiatalso it is detecting my vert/horiz differently07:40
Lathiatnot that that matters i guess07:40
Lathiatseems to look sane07:40
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/xserver-debconf07:41
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danielsi'll check it out in a bit07:43
Lathiatok, im not caring, just letting you know07:43
danielsbonus07:43
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Lathiatif you want anythign else just yell07:43
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weirdcreepKen Charles Barger, 47, accidentally shot himself to death in December in Newton, NC. Awakening to the sound of a ringing telephone beside his bed, he reached for the phone but grabbed instead a Smith & Wesson 38 Special, which discharged when he drew it to his ear.08:06
fabbioneclearly offtopic...08:08
fabbioneKamion, elmo, mdz: can you please NEW system-config-cluster ?08:08
lifelesstho weird and creepy08:08
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fabbione(gui interface to configure redhat-cluster-suite)08:09
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comadrejais anyone trying to build gcl-2.6.6 ?08:12
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TheMuso==/c08:18
TheMusoarrgh08:18
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Treenaksmorning all08:25
tsumehmm08:36
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Burgundaviadaniels, he also showed up in #gnome-hackers08:37
danielsyeah, I saw08:37
danielsand #ubuntu08:37
Burgundaviaoh joy08:37
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tsumeanyone remember the whoopi goldberg movie/commercial where she is shooting this guy with a shotgun repeatedly in the gut about 9 feet away. the guy is wearing bullet proof armor, then he smiles and say something like "bullet proof armor". She pulls out a gun and shoots him in the head, whoopi says.. "Smith and wessen" :)08:39
tsumeI'm going to have to find that movie08:39
tsumewhatever its called08:39
pittiHi08:40
Lathiatpitti: yo, did the g-v-m update ftbfs?08:40
pittiLathiat: *grump*, no?08:40
Lathiatwell, i just havent seen an update08:41
danielsyou won't, if you're on amd6408:41
Lathiatnot on amd6408:41
tsumeamd64 > intel08:42
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tsumeI'll never use Intel again08:42
tsumenot after the crap they've pulled08:42
tsumeI hope intel looses bigtime08:43
tsumeat the lawsuit08:43
tsumeI hope the EU raided all their offices, not just some08:43
Treenakstsume: even the US ones?08:44
tsumeTreenaks: no, just the EU08:44
tsumeAMD launched a lawsuit in the US08:44
Treenakstsume: no but do you hope it ;)08:45
tsumeIntel fucked themselves since 6 years ago pulling this crap08:45
tsumethis would mean alot08:45
tsumethis would also clarify the things I've been hearding from friends about AMD sucking at being a windows server. They probably were running some app compiled byt he intel compiler08:46
tsumeNot I'm never buying intel ever again because their monoplising crap ways08:46
thomthis is massively offtopic08:46
tsumethom: actually I don't think so08:46
Lathiattsume: Yes it is, so please take it elsewhere.08:46
sivangtsume: have you read the amusing slashdot comments?08:46
tsumethom: has to deal with ubuntu by the amd64 port ;)08:46
pittiLathiat: hmm, odd bug: "  libgksuui1.0-dev: Depends: libgksuui1.0-0 (= 1.0.5-1ubuntu1) but it is not going to be installed08:46
pittiE: Broken packages08:46
pitti"08:46
tsumesivang: no.08:47
thomtsume: no.08:47
sivangtsume: this should go somewhere else08:47
tsumesivang: I don't read /.08:47
tsumeI mean.. trolldot08:47
sivangtsume: either way, this should be continued in ubuntu-talk or something :-)08:47
danielsi'm with thom, this has wandered hugely offtopic08:47
tsumejust out of curiosity, how much support does the amd64 port have?08:47
danielsit works just fine08:47
tsumedaniels: then steer it on-topic, don't end the conversation08:48
tsumeits rude08:48
sivangoh, and howdyall08:48
danielstsume: how do you steer something like this on-topic? the reason off-topic conversations get ended is because cluttering a development channel with random chatter is rude also.08:48
danielstsume: there is #ubuntu-offtopic for other random stuff, please use it08:48
tsumedaniels: then you steer it on topic ;)08:48
thomtsume: no, rude is continuing to be off topic when you've been asked to stop08:48
tsumethom: btw, you guys ship those cds too late by the tiome I moved =] 08:49
tsumethom: I didn't want them 4 weeks after ordering the cds08:49
danielsyou are entitled to a full refund08:49
tsumedaniels: hah08:49
tsumedaniels: well I kinda wanted them here in Alaska08:50
tsumedaniels: they would have helped08:50
sivangdaniels: hehe, be careful , someone might take you seriously :-)08:50
tsumesivang: heh.08:50
tsumesivang: Can I get a refund on the 40 dollars shipping them over here?08:51
Amaranthhey, a refund should be you paying canonical money :)08:51
tsumesivang: shipping from NL to US is expensive. I know08:51
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danielsyou want canonical to pay you money that they paid to send you stuff?08:51
LathiatAt least some unsuspecting stranger will get ubuntu love08:51
tsumeheck08:51
danielsgood plan.  anyway, this is also off-topic.08:51
tsumethose 39 cds probably cost 80 dollars in US currency to ship08:51
tsumea 1 lb book from NL cost 48USD08:52
Amaranthwhy did you order 39 CDs?08:52
tsumeto NL from US08:52
thomGUYS, PLEASE DON'T USE #u-devel FOR OFFTOPIC STUFF08:52
Amaranthsorry08:52
tsumeAmaranth: I was going to give them to people08:52
Burgundaviatsume, please take this elsewhere08:52
tsumeBurgundavia: who is in charge of the shipit then? :P08:52
Treenakstsume: Take it elsewhere, please.08:52
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thomtsume: shipit has nothing to do with ubuntu development08:53
tsumeokay, but this has to deal with ubuntu and devrls. 08:53
Amaranth#ubuntu-shipit :)08:53
thomNO08:53
tsumeusers don't know squat.08:53
Treenakstsume: Try reading FAQs08:53
Amaranththis is very much a user question though08:53
thomit has to do with Canonical sending CDs. it's a business function utterly unrelated to development or the developers08:53
tsumeAmaranth: and who qualifies for answering such a question?08:54
Treenakstsume: The answer to that question is in the shipit FAQ, linked from about 20 places on www.ubuntu.com and shipit.ubuntu.com08:54
Amaranthtsume: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/shipit/08:54
Amaranthkthxbai08:54
tsumeAmaranth: heh08:55
Lathiatdaniels: would xlibmesa-dev -> libglu1-xorg-dev | libglu1-dev, xlibmesa-gl-dev | libgl-dev # be a good idea08:55
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Lathiatdaniels: or should i just leave it as xlibmesa-dev, apt-cache show xlibmesa-dev says its a transition package for packages without fixed deps, so i assume thats an appopriate fix08:55
danielsdepends on whether it needs libgl or libglu, really08:57
Lathiatoh so it doesnt need both?08:57
Lathiathrm08:58
danielswell, not if it doesn't *use* both ...08:58
TreenaksLathiat: it might not need both, I guess08:58
sivangLathiat: you're asking about out little package from yesterday ? :-)08:58
tsumedaniels: you really shouldn't op in a conversation like so. it just adds gasoline08:59
=== Lathiat tries to figure out what it wants
Lathiatsivang: snes9x atm08:59
Lathiatwell, it references some glu* functions08:59
TreenaksLathiat: try it with either08:59
Lathiatso i assume it wants glu08:59
TreenaksLathiat: check if it works.08:59
=== Lathiat wonders what gl functions are
danielsLathiat: just look for what it #includes09:00
Lathiatright, needs both09:02
Lathiatdaniels: is libgl-xorg-dev likely to happen anytime soon09:03
danielsdunno09:04
danielsit sounds worthwhile, but hardly urgent09:04
danielsi'll ask gravity about it when I speak to him next09:04
Lathiatjust wondering cus im about to change abunch of packages that could do with that change, but if its not on the horizon for now i wont worry about it09:05
danielsdon't worry about it09:05
infinityDoing it for consistency's sake would be nice.09:06
infinityAnd if it was done very, very soon, could easily be dealt with for breezy.09:06
tsumehmm09:07
tsumeout of curiousity, what are the usual time gaps between releases?09:07
Amaranth6 months09:07
danielsinfinity: *grunt*09:07
Treenakstsume: PLEASE PLEASE read the website before asking such basic questions09:07
Treenakstsume: all the answers you seek are there09:07
infinitydaniels : If you do it soon, I'll even promise to fix all of main for you.09:08
tsumeTreenaks: I could have thought of another way besides answering with the #debian way09:08
infinity(The MOTU guys have a backlog of GLU fixes to make anyway, so adding GL to the mix wouldn't hurt)09:08
danielsinfinity: bone-arse09:08
Treenakstsume: We like to keep the channel on-topic. This is not on-topic.09:08
Lathiatwell, thats why i was asking about it now09:08
Treenakstsume: So please ask in #ubuntu, or read the FAQ09:08
Lathiatcus im working on the glu stuff09:08
pittiinfinity: do you have any idea about http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gnome-volume-manager/1.3.2-0ubuntu3/gnome-volume-manager_1.3.2-0ubuntu3_20050713-1742-i386-failed.gz? I don't have a breezy at hand here09:08
tsumeTreenaks: look, devels have to deal with the release stages, not the users.09:08
Treenakstsume: That doesn't mean you shouldn't read09:09
infinityUgh, katie is officially on crack.09:09
tsumeTreenaks: and if I was reading and passed it up?09:09
dokodaniels: daniels: is there a list of packages, that are split out of xbase-clients?09:09
danielstsume: it's not a conversation that helps #ubuntu-devel.09:09
infinityDespite xorg -41 being installed for powerpc now, It's still trying to UNACCEPT the -37 binaries every half hour. :/09:09
tsumeTreenaks: you going to shoot a kid for not reading the sign when it says wet paint, because that basically how you are acting right now09:09
infinitypitti : Looking.09:09
tsumedaniels: don't look at me. I didn't answer with a cocky remark09:10
Lathiatpitti: hrm, that package installs here09:10
Treenakstsume: is HostingGeek your brother?09:10
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pittiLathiat: it built fine for me, too09:10
infinitypitti : Looks like the same transient whackiness that happens on every GNOME library upload...09:10
Lathiatpitti: maybe the b-d needs some upgrading or something09:10
pittiLathiat: shouldn't09:11
infinitypitti : I'll give 'em back for kicks, then spend some real energy on it when/if they fail again.09:11
tsumeTreenaks: can't find the site. Don't know what you're talking about09:11
Treenakstsume: www.ubuntu.com maybe?09:11
Treenakstsume: on the front page, third bullet point.09:12
thomtsume: look. you're on the devel channel. we assume that people who want to talk here have some basic level of clue that means we can talk about stuff that's actually interesting without burning energy answering pointless questions09:12
tsumeTreenaks: let me give you a lesson in proper responses. "tsume: Well yes 6 months. You must have overlooked the information on the website. For future reference, the information on release stages are located at><URL here?"09:12
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Lathiattsume: This is not a user help channel09:13
tsumethom: and how long could this conversation lasted if Treenaks had manners? 1 second from a response of "6 months"09:13
Treenakstsume: welcome to /ignore-land09:13
Lathiattsume: if you want a response like that, goto #ubuntu09:13
Lathiattsume: also, someone said  6 months 10 minutes ago, now please, go away09:13
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pittiinfinity: thanks a lot09:13
thomtsume: we've asked you politely to restrict your conversation to on-topic subjects. please do so09:14
tsumeLathiat: I'm just enlightening some manners to someone who is really making other like me uncomfortable.09:14
mdeboerhello.09:15
tsumethom: yes, thank you I realise that. But I ask how is, "go read the website" on topic?09:15
thomtsume: because you should have enough clue to use the resources we provided and not waste people's time. *that's* basic politeness09:15
tsumethom: yes, I'm aware. As I also stated I overlooked the "6 months" context.09:16
mdeboeri'm trying to build a 2.6.12 kernel on hoary, using the linux-source-2.6.12-2.6.12 from breezy. i run into some problems, so i am looking for documentation... i am used to make-kpkg, but it seems dpkg-buildpackage is the current way to do it?09:16
Lathiatmdeboer: make-kpkg is for rolling your own kernels, the official kernel packages are built with the standard build system09:17
mdeboerLathiat: but if i want to create a livecd with this kernel?09:17
Lathiatmdeboer: There is a thraed on the mailing list at the moment about putting a custom kernel on the livecd, that might be a good reference09:18
mdeboeri think i started that thread :-)09:18
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tsumehehe :)09:19
mdeboerlack of documentation.... :-(09:19
mdeboerso, it's a bit trial and error, which is not really practical given the time it takes to compile a kernel.09:19
Lathiatmdeboer: you might be able to remove the clean target09:20
Lathiatmdeboer: speed up the trial and error a bit09:20
mdeboeryes, but even so... i get errors in the end, that seem to effect the whole build process09:20
mdeboerdo you know if someone has been backporting the 2.6.12 kernel?09:21
infinityLathiat : TO dpkg-buildpackage without cleaning, you just need "-nc" on the command line, no need to remove the target.09:23
Lathiatinfinity: ah09:23
Lathiatinfinity: neat09:23
tsumewell thank you to who were appropriate in conversation, but I don't believe ubuntu is correct for my standard in user friendliness by the community standards. Japanese do not act inappropriately in context so I'll go back to Vine Linux where its stable, and there are community which knows how to speak appropriately.09:23
Lathiattsume: Thanks, bye.09:24
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infinitypitti : Head to #flood09:27
pittiinfinity: thanks for checking, so we should prod daniels to fix xbase-clients?09:28
jsgotangcowow what was that about09:30
jsgotangco(vine linux is japanese btw)09:32
Lathiatjust a passing troll09:32
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infinitydaniels : What's up with this?09:34
infinityThe following packages have unmet dependencies:09:34
infinity  xbase-clients: Depends: xdpyinfo but it is not installable09:34
infinity                 Depends: xhost but it is not installable09:34
infinity                 Depends: xrandr but it is not installable09:34
infinity                 Depends: xsetmode but it is not installable09:34
infinity                 Depends: xsetpointer but it is not installable09:34
infinityE: Broken packages09:34
infinitypitti : WOuld it be helpful if I added Debug::pkgProblemResolver output to all build logs?... I do on my Debian buildds, but it's not enabled on the Ubuntu ones (currently)09:36
infinityI have to see if it would hideously break the (possibly fragile) regexps in the auto-dep-waiter, but for people who can actually read the output, it might be helpful.09:37
pittiinfinity: for cases like that, in any case09:38
pittis/in any case/yes, I'd love it/ :-)09:39
robitailleinfinity:  someone filled that xbase problem on the bugzilla tonight: #12707 09:40
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pittiHi sabdfl 09:40
sabdflhi guys09:41
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Lathiatdaniels: (sorry to be a hassle) -> libgl-dev | mesag-dev | xlibmesa-gl-dev, libglu-dev | libglu1-mesa-dev | xlibmesa-glu-dev09:54
ograhey sabdfl 09:55
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danielsdoko: not yet, no09:59
danielsLathiat: er, don't put libgl-dev first10:01
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danielsjust put xlibmesa-gl-dev | libgl-dev, libglu1-xorg-dev | libglu-dev10:01
Lathiatdaniels: well, thats whats in there now, with that mesa stuff, is it fine just to replace the lot with..10:01
Lathiatdaniels: what you just wrote10:01
danielspure virtual packages being first leads to unhappy buildds10:01
danielsstick with what I wrote ;)10:01
Lathiatyeh thats what i was told10:01
Lathiatdaniels: yeh well thats whats in the debian package, i didnt put that there :)10:02
danielsthe maintainer is on crack10:02
LathiatMartin Albert :)10:02
comadrejaanyone has tried to build gcl ?10:03
Lathiatnope10:04
comadrejait gives lots of errors, I fixed the C ones, but still gives lisp errors10:04
comadrejaeven latest cvs sources10:04
Lathiathaha lisp errors10:04
LathiatGOOD LUCK10:04
comadreja:D no kidding10:04
Lathiatbah10:06
Lathiati hate things that dont build10:06
Lathiathaha i love g++10:07
Lathiatnote: try removing the parenthesis around the type-id10:07
danielsinfinity: if you can install xbase-clients from -36 or older in the chroots, I strongly recommend you do so10:07
comadrejahey daniels :)10:07
comadrejayesterday I upgraded and lost my keyboard mapping10:08
comadrejanow I'm using xmodmap10:08
=== Amaranth remembers something about needing a symlink
LathiatOption.h:107: warning: 'class OptionDummy' has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor10:09
Lathiatcan someone clue me in to what that actually means10:09
Lathiatcode-wise10:09
Lathiatthis package gets like 5 of those on every single sourcefile10:09
Lathiatdoes it matter?10:09
pittiLathiat: this pretty much speaks for itself, doesn't it? just make the destructor virtual10:10
Lathiatpitti: right, but im wondering if its actually an issue10:10
Lathiati.e. is it worth changing10:10
pittiLathiat: I think so10:10
Lathiathrm10:11
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Lathiatthey dont appear to actually have destructors10:12
pittiLathiat: hm, I thought g++ would then automatically create a dummy one?10:12
danielscomadreja: yeah, sounds about right; make sure xkeyboard-config is installed10:12
Lathiatpitti: i guess10:12
Lathiatapparently not10:12
Amaranthall you have to do is install xkeyboard-config?10:13
comadrejatrying10:13
danielsAmaranth: and make sure /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp is still a symlink to /usr/bin/xkbcomp, yeah10:14
comadrejano such package ?10:14
Amaranthhrm, synaptic doesn't know what xkeyboard-config is10:14
Amaranthyeah10:14
danielsmaybe it's still in NEW10:14
Amaranthxkbd-config? :)10:14
Amaranthdoh10:14
comadrejadaniels : also xlibs fail to install properly10:16
danielscomadreja: yeah, known issue10:17
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Lathiatwhats the right command to gpg sign the CoC (like, AA output?)10:19
TreenaksLathiat: it's on the page where you can download it in launchpad ;)10:19
TreenaksLathiat: gpg --clearsign file10:19
Lathiatoh i wasnt looking at launchpad10:20
TreenaksLathiat: it has a feature for signing CoCs10:20
Lathiatwhere abouts?10:21
TreenaksLathiat: on your "personal info" page10:21
TreenaksLathiat: (click on your name in the top right corner)10:21
Lathiatah ok10:21
Lathiatso i have to login10:21
Treenaksyeah10:21
Lathiatthats cool10:21
Lathiatit could do with an upload button10:22
Lathiatrather than the paste thing10:23
TreenaksLathiat: file bug ;)10:23
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danielsLathiat: 'none at all'10:26
Lathiati must have uploaded this key to a crap keyserver10:26
TreenaksLathiat: use subkeys.pgp.net .. that works for me10:26
Lathiatyeh, and now i play the waiting game10:27
Lathiatlaunchpad is pretty cool10:29
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mdkekeyservers don't take long to sync iirc10:33
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pittiHi shackan 10:36
pittishackan: how's it going?10:36
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shackanpitti!!!10:44
shackanhi!10:44
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shackanI was trying to reach you on irc yesterday but couldn't find you10:44
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shackanread the mail I wrote this morning ?10:45
sivangshackan: what was it about?10:45
shackansivang, sorry ?10:45
sivangshackan: oops,10:45
sivangshackan: wrong window10:45
Lathiathrm10:46
Lathiathow do i file a bug on launchpad10:46
Lathiatit doesnt appear in the package list10:47
bob2in launchpad10:47
Lathiatbob2: yeh but if i search source packages, launchpad doesnt exist10:47
Lathiatso not sure where i should go10:47
bob2it's not a source package10:47
bob2https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/products/launchpad/10:47
Lathiatah10:47
Lathiatahhhh i see10:48
Lathiatthat wasnt so obvious10:48
danielsno10:48
Lathiat(well, not that it wasnt a source package, but i just saw a 'file a bug' link and clicked that from the malone page)10:50
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Lathiatwow this is looking rather swanky tho10:51
Lathiatbein gable to say bug exists upstream, in distro, in release, etc10:51
Kamiondaniels: xkeyboard-config source NEWed, will add it to desktop as soon as the seeds aren't broken10:52
KamionRiddell: please 'chmod -R g+w /home/warthogs/archives/ubuntu-devel\@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds/seeds--breezy/seeds--breezy--0/patch-75/++revision-lock' on chinstrap10:52
danielsKamion: thanks dude10:52
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KamionRiddell: your umask is still broken; please add 'umask 002' to the top of chinstrap:~jriddell/.bashrc before making further seed commits10:53
Kamionlamont: yo10:53
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fabbioneKamion: yo.. can you please NEW system-config-cluster ?10:54
Kamiontseng: [gmime2.1]  what's the new upstream release needed for?10:55
fabbioneKamion: btw.. pkging system-config-lvm.. we need a new upstream version that's not publically available yet10:55
fabbioneKamion: the old version is too buggy 10:55
Kamiontseng: and I assume you've checked all the mono stuff is sane in it10:55
Kamionfabbione: I'm still working my way through all the requests in scrollback, give me a sec10:56
fabbioneKamion: sure.. sorry :)10:56
fabbionetake your time10:56
Kamionfabbione: source NEWed, will do binaries when they show up10:57
fabbioneKamion: only one bin _all.deb :)10:57
fabbioneso that's fast and simple :)10:57
fabbionethanks a lot10:57
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fabbioneAmaranth: i had to make 100K of patches to make that thing to work 10:58
fabbionethere are almost more patches than code10:58
Amaranthhaha10:58
AmaranthI was starting down the same path for their service manager.10:58
AmaranthDid you have to patch out a bunch of weird RH gettext stuff?10:58
fabbioneno...10:58
fabbionei didn't check (neither i can) the internazionalization stuff10:59
fabbionealso because it's not even translated...11:00
mdeboerfabbione: can i ask you something about building the 2.6.12 kernel (breezy) on hoary?11:05
mdeboer(you are the maintainer, right?)11:05
sivangfabbione: more patch then code in python? :-)11:05
fabbionemdeboer: yes i am one of the maintainers. we don't support building .12 in hoary.11:06
fabbionesivang: almost :)11:06
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sivangfabbione: hehe, I thought you were referring to the kernel11:06
mdeboerfabbione: i know it is not supported, but i'd like to try anyway.11:06
RiddellKamion: done, sorry about that, why does my commit to the kubuntu seed alter the ubuntu seed?11:07
mdeboerfabbione: and i have the impression that the problem i have is not hoary-related11:07
fabbionemdeboer: yes i understand, but i don't have time to support a backport. sorry11:07
Lathiatfabbione: whats gfs like to actually use?11:07
fabbionemdeboer: try to reproduce it in a breezy environment. if it works on breezy.. it's a backport problem, otherwise you are welcome to file a bug11:07
fabbioneLathiat: it's pretty simple11:08
Lathiatis it solid?11:08
fabbioneit seems to work...11:09
mdeboerfabbione: hm, ok. anyway, i'll just mention what happens. maybe you've seen it. i only want to build for 386. i get really far, but then it fails with: dpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot open upload file ../linux-headers-2.6.12-3-686_2.6.12-3.3custom1_i386.deb for reading: No such file or directory11:09
fabbioneLathiat: GFS is not a filesystem you would use on your desktop11:09
Lathiatfabbione: i know that :)11:09
fabbioneand you need to really get to a certain hw level11:09
fabbionemdeboer: that's a backport problem related to the version you are using11:09
mdeboerfabionne: notice it complains about 686, when i explicitely say flavours := 386 11:10
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mdeboerfabbione: ah.11:10
fabbioneand to the fact that you need a specific control file if you only build one flavour11:10
fabbioneagain.. it's a backport problem :)11:10
Lathiatfabbione: too much management babble docs11:11
fabbioneLathiat: ?11:11
mdeboerfabbione: maybe it will be easier modifying the hoary 2.6.10 package to kernel 2.6.12 then backporting the breezy package...11:11
Lathiatfabbione: too much of the redhat stuff on it is largely management babble rather than usefull technical documentation :)11:11
fabbioneLathiat: it depends to what docs you are looking at11:12
fabbionei found both of them11:12
Lathiatfabbione: got a pointer for me?11:12
fabbioneand the tech part is pretty well done11:12
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Lathiatim just looking at their homepage for it atm11:12
mdeboers/then/than/11:12
fabbionehttp://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/csgfs/11:12
Lathiatah, thanks11:12
Amaranthshould i both filing xorg bugs right now?11:12
Amarantherr, bother11:12
danielsdepends what for11:12
danielsif it's for any form of anything failing to install, not really11:13
mdeboerfabbione: will a dpkg-buildpackage in hoary 2.6.10 generate the modules udebs as well?11:13
fabbionemdeboer: i am not sure what you are doing the but error is that you are trying to build one flavour only without modifying all the files11:13
Amaranthubuntu-desktop, x-window-system-core, and xorg-driver-synaptics depend on xserver-xorg11:13
fabbione+ required to build only one11:13
Amaranthi'd rather not pull in all those useless drivers11:13
fabbionethe build system is pretty similar11:13
mdeboerfabbione: 'all the files' == control, and... ?11:14
fabbionemdeboer: control.stub mostlikely11:14
mdeboerfabbione: i see. i followed the wiki package - which is actually warty based :-/11:14
Amaranthdaniels: are the things xbase-clients needs sitting in NEW?11:14
fabbionebrb11:15
mdeboerfabbione: so, i rip out all the other flavours from the control.stub, and generate control ?11:15
Amaranthmdeboer: tias :)11:15
danielsAmaranth: sitting in ~daniels, more like it11:16
Amaranthah11:16
danielsAmaranth: i'll fix synaptics later on, but the others won't change for a little while yet11:16
KamionRiddell: it didn't, you committed to the Ubuntu seed apparently by accident11:17
KamionRiddell: although the commit contained no actual content, only a log11:17
mdeboerAmaranth: ?11:17
Amaranthmdeboer: try it and see11:18
mdeboerAmaranth: :-) i looked it up in the hackers dictionary, but it isn't there11:19
Amaranthdaniels: you ported the exposity crack to metacity 2.9.0?11:20
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danielsAmaranth: yeah, didn't even last thirty seconds on my laptop11:21
Amaranthhaha11:21
danielskept wanting to put my fist through the screen every time I hit alt-tab and just wanted to switch to the last frigging window I was using11:21
RiddellKamion: yeah, pretty stupid of me11:21
KamionAmaranth: ubuntu-desktop is going to continue depending on xserver-xorg, very likely11:21
Amaranthdaniels: It needs to use F11 like expose does.11:21
AmaranthKamion: That's understandable. I'd just rather not lose a driver. :)11:22
danielsAmaranth: yeah11:22
danielsAmaranth: the main advantage to having it all split out right now is that I can easily get people to roll back to specific driver revisions11:22
danielsinstead of having to arse about trying to work out if the problem's driver or core11:22
Amaranthheh11:22
Amaranthcan you build just one driver?11:22
Lathiatwell, its all in one source package no?11:23
\shLathiat: yes11:23
Amaranthbtw, is the exa stuff getting into 7.0?11:23
Amaranthi might poke the ati driver and try to port it, it sounds simple enough11:24
seb128_Amaranth: hi11:24
Amaranthhi?11:24
seb128you don't know what it means? :)11:25
seb128Amaranth: how is working smeg on breezy? Do you have user feedbacks on it?11:25
Amaranthsome odd issues i can't figure out, yeah11:25
Amaranthand pyxdg has a bug that's fixed in CVS that's pretty crucial11:25
Amaranththe issues are one or two people with unexplainable problems that make absolutely no sense, so i'm calling PEBKAC :)11:26
seb128Amaranth: I want to propose it as the breezy menu editor11:26
Amaranthooh11:26
seb128but it has to work fine for that11:26
=== Amaranth would probably get 0.8 moving along then
Amarantherr, should11:26
seb128are you confident we will have a version working fine soon?11:27
Amaranthaside from the one or two issues it works fine now11:27
Amaranthbut 0.8 is going to be the first version that's translatable11:27
Amaranthoh, and i'm switching to making it gnome only so i can use gnome-vfs and such11:28
Lathiathaha, gave up on kde?11:28
Amaranthif i really kick ass on it i could probably release it this time next week11:28
Amaranthyeah, i don't use KDE so i don't care much for it :P11:29
Amaranthbesides, they can install gnome libs if they really want it11:29
Lathiatkde? whats that ;p11:29
Lathiatgah11:30
Amaranthor someone could rewrite the frontend to make a KDE version, it's only a glade file and about 600 lines of code11:30
Lathiatcthugha is shitting me11:30
seb128Keybuk: around?11:30
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LathiatglColorTableEXT is fscking well defined11:30
seb128Keybuk: do you remember what issue this patch is supposed to fix exactly?11:30
seb128   * debian/patches/14_dont_override_user_removals.patch:11:30
seb128     - Ensure we don't override user removals when we take system backgrounds11:30
seb128       by checking they don't have information about it already.11:30
seb12811:31
\shbacking up home11:31
seb128Amaranth: oh, translation would be nice ... when is that landing ? :)11:31
\shreinstallubuntu...11:31
Amaranthhopefully a week from now11:31
\shi need a noob desaster recovery function11:31
Amaranthi'll make it before the feature freeze :)11:32
Amaranthpyxdg maintainer won't though, he is on vacation11:32
Amaranthso a CVS package of that will probably be needed11:32
seb128no pb with that11:33
Amaranthright now filenames with ' make pyxdg die horribly11:33
seb128we already have rb and other CVS sutff11:33
seb128I'll mail ubuntu-devel today11:33
Amaranthoh, i haven't looked at rhythmbox in so long i forgot about 0.9 :)11:33
GNULinuxerseb128: the cairo you uploaded to Debian breaks Pango support in Firefox11:34
AmaranthGNULinuxer: read the blog entry11:34
seb128GNULinuxer: I've not uploaded any cairo11:34
GNULinuxerAmaranth: I have read it11:34
Amaranthdo what it tells you11:34
seb128GNULinuxer: read it again?11:34
RiddellAmaranth: hmm?11:34
GNULinuxerAmaranth: that's not the issue11:35
AmaranthRiddell: ?11:35
GNULinuxerseb128: no pango means no Indic support11:35
seb128hint "than firefox has some issues because gecko assumes than gtk uses pangoxft which is not true with cairo"11:35
seb128GNULinuxer: fix firefox, or switch to epiphany/galeon11:35
Amaranthdo the mozilla folks know about it?11:35
Amaranththat should probably be something to be fixed in firefox 1.111:35
seb128I guess so11:35
GNULinuxerseb128: yes ... and that implies that Indic support is broken in Firefox for now11:36
seb128GNULinuxer: and? I'm not maintaining firefox11:36
seb128GNULinuxer: that's a firefox issue11:36
RiddellAmaranth: what KDE support are you dropping?11:36
GNULinuxerseb128: who is the firefox contact?11:36
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seb128GNULinuxer: http://packages.qa.debian.org/m/mozilla-firefox.html11:36
AmaranthRiddell: Making smeg depend on python2.4-gnome2.11:37
RiddellAmaranth: but you'll still be able to edit KDE's menu?11:37
Amaranthsure, all the backend code will still be there11:38
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Amaranthsomeone should volunteer to right a KDE/Qt frontend :)11:38
Amarantherr, write11:38
Amaranthstupid typing at 4am11:38
RiddellAmaranth: doesn't seem like much has changed then, having to install python-gnome2 is not much worse than having to install python-gtk11:39
Amaranthok then11:39
Riddellgroovy, just checking :)11:39
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Amaranthnow i just need andy to help me make humility icons not look bad in smeg11:40
Amaranthoh, and all that pesky 'code' to write11:40
\shback in a few minutes11:41
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RiddellAmaranth: I'll ask around if anyone is interested.  it may be they're all perfectly happy with the current KDE menu editor11:46
Amaranth#kde-devel seems to hate mine11:47
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RiddellAmaranth: hate as in "you're gnome, we're #kde-devel, we will be abusive" or hate as in sensible reasons?11:48
Amaranthno sensible reasons that i saw11:48
Riddellsounds like #kde-devel then11:49
Amaranthbah, stallman just ruined harry potter for me11:49
TreenaksAmaranth: how?11:49
ograAmaranth, oh, he's around at your place ? 11:49
Amaranthno11:49
Amaranthhis website has a spoiler11:49
TreenaksAmaranth: oh?11:50
Amaranthhe did it on purpose11:50
Amaranthsays to not buy the books then ruins the whole things by telling who the half blood prince is11:50
seb128daniels: around?11:50
chrissturmif harry potter was *really* free this wouldnt have been necessary :P11:50
Amaranthoh, that reminds me11:51
TreenaksAmaranth: Rumours like that have been going around for ages11:51
Amaranthif i get my hands on that book 0.8 will be at least a week late11:51
Amaranthsmeg 0.8 i mean11:51
RiddellAmaranth: why does he say not to buy the books?11:51
Amaranthbecause of the whole thing in canada11:51
Amaranthsomeone sold the books to people11:51
Amaranthappearently they have an injuction against anyone reading the books before today11:51
TreenaksAmaranth: like that's going to work11:52
Riddelloh aye, that is crazy11:52
Amaranthexactly11:52
TreenaksAmaranth: the people who got it will have read it anyway11:52
Amaranth"Don't buy this evil book! Oh, and here is what happens so it's ruined for you anyway. Don't buy this evil book!" *smack*11:53
seb128daniels: you know about #12705 , right?11:53
chrissturmAmaranth, looks like he bought the book :)11:54
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danielsseb128: yeah.  feature, not a bug. :)11:54
pefhi11:54
seb128daniels: how do I fix the builds so?11:55
seb128daniels: ie gnome-control-center ftbfs on that11:55
danielsseb128: grep libXrender.la /usr/lib/*.la, rebuild every lib which references it11:55
seb128GRRRRAAAAA11:55
danielsseb128: i know it's a crap solution, but having it there was breaking other builds in interesting ways ... sorry11:55
seb128thanks11:55
seb128$ grep libXrender.la /usr/lib/*.la | sed 's/:.*//' | wc -l11:56
seb1281511:56
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daniels:\11:56
danielsi don't actually like causing more work for you11:56
daniels... often11:56
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seb128k, let's rebuild what is required12:05
ogradaniels, does that mean we will have to rebuild _all_ stuff depending on libxrender1 or is it only temporary ?12:06
ograogra@honk:~/k12/bastel $ apt-cache rdepends libxrender1|wc -l12:06
ogra35912:06
ograthere is a lot universe stuff in that list....12:07
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Lathiatdaniels: have you ever noticed that dialog that comes up when X fails to start (would you like to view a log, etc), stops your keyboard from working?)12:09
Lathiatdaniels: (happens all the time here, and i have to use mjy power button to reboot)12:09
TreenaksLathiat: yes! though Alt+SysRq+e works too12:10
Treenaks(or whichever one gives you a tErminal)12:10
Lathiatdaniels: also12:10
Lathiatdaniels: the new vertrefresh/horizsync im getting12:10
Lathiatdaniels: wont let me run at 1680x105012:10
Lathiatdaniels: and its sitting on 1280x800 or something now12:11
LathiatTreenaks: do you also get it printing out with bad fonts?12:11
LathiatTreenaks: like, random crap characters instead of borders, and random crap on other bits12:11
AmaranthLathiat: You're on the wrong console or something.12:11
TreenaksLathiat: no12:11
LathiatTreenaks: hm12:12
AmaranthI've gotten the random crap chars on everything but tty112:12
Lathiatthat said i have an issue with my fb sometimes12:12
Kamionpkgstriptranslations: inconsistent /CurrentlyBuilding file, Component: value is empty12:12
Lathiatlike, in the hoary installer12:12
Kamioninfinity: ^-- the above is happening on all d-i daily builds12:12
Lathiatthe top two lines move down12:12
Lathiatthe bottom two lines disappear12:12
Lathiatand the top two lines stay blue with lines along the side of each character bound12:12
Kamiontry different vga= parameters12:12
Lathiatthat often ends up in a black screen12:13
Lathiati just turn framebuffer off to install12:13
Lathiatdebian-installer/framebuffer=false12:13
Kamionthat works too12:13
LathiatKamion: when specifying a vga mode in grub12:13
LathiatKamion: do i want 0x or no 0x12:13
seb128ogra: he didn't say depends12:13
ograseb128, phew..12:13
KamionLathiat: I don't recall12:13
Lathiathm12:14
KamionLathiat: I believe without 0x12:14
KamionLathiat: actually, looking at the code, either should work.12:14
seb128Kamion, mdz: is there any plan to get wxwidgets2.6?12:15
ograLathiat, vga=771 is 1280x60012:15
ograerr x80012:15
seb128Amaranth: should I update to python-xdg CVS now?12:15
ogra(at least on my lappie)12:15
seb128or wait for some changes?12:15
Kamionseb128: not that I'm aware of (but likewise I don't know of an explicit decision against it)12:15
Amaranththe changes are in12:15
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Lathiatogra: ooh, widescreen vga mode?12:15
Lathiatogra: can you do 1680x1050? :)12:15
ograLathiat, yep12:16
ograLathiat, nope12:16
Lathiataww12:16
Lathiathow come?12:16
Amaranthnot sure what else changed, i know that fix is in Menu.py12:16
ograLathiat, my display cant do higher res...12:16
Lathiatogra: oh i mean12:16
Lathiatogra: do you know if theres a mode for that12:16
Lathiat(cus mine does)12:16
ograLathiat, no idea12:16
Lathiatcus ws modes arent mentioned in the linux docs12:16
Lathiatso i have no idea where to find them12:16
seb128Kamion, Amaranth: thanks12:17
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Lathiatirc vlc needs sdl love too12:17
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Lathiatoh no12:17
Lathiatit was dbus/hotplug/etc love12:18
Amaranthno, it needs hal love12:18
Lathiatyeh12:18
Amaranthpretty sure 0.8.2 fixes that12:18
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Lathiatinteresting...12:21
Lathiat771 seems to be 1024x768 for me12:21
Lathiatmaybe thats why the other modes blank my screen12:22
Amaranthi think it depends on your card12:22
Lathiatwell, i have a nvidia12:22
ograyes... 12:22
Lathiatogra: yes what?12:22
Lathiatsee the linux kernel docs say that 41B or something is 1024x76812:22
Lathiaterr, 31B12:22
ogradepends on your card....12:22
Lathiatright12:22
Lathiatthat sucks12:22
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ograi.e. on the bios...12:23
Amaranthyeah, debian sid has vlc 0.8.212:23
Lathiatwonder if i can extra a list from the bios12:23
Lathiatdaniels: is there a tool to dump the vesa table?12:23
ograLathiat, try vga=ask 12:23
Lathiatogra: everytime ive tried that i jsut get crap mdoes12:23
ograand reboot... it should offer a list... (which is not always correct)12:23
Lathiatalso they tend to be numbers, rather than hex number, which dont seem to work with vga=12:24
ogracorrect == you can very often have other modes too...12:24
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carlosdaniels, Breezy Xorg is a bit fucked, it's missing some packages. Are you aware of that?12:30
tsengKamion: gmime2.1 in unstable builds the mono bindings (-cil), ours does not. beagle needs latest version (ours had ancient 0.6)12:31
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tsengKamion: and yes i built it and build beagle against. latest beagle is failing for unrelated reasons, will dig at that12:34
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Kamiontseng: ok then, mail James Troup with the request, mentioning that I approved it12:47
mdeboerfabionne is still away?12:48
seb128do we have any firefox maintainer nowadays, or should I just go ahead to apply some patches?12:48
jsgotangconight all12:49
fabbionehey seb128 12:49
carlospcHello, i've been testing Colony CD2 and i realise that partman doesn't recognise any partitions of my disk12:49
seb128hi fabbione 12:49
Amaranthwhee, building wxwidgets2.612:49
siretartAmaranth: I filed https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12673 for aalib, but it is still unconfirmed :(12:49
ograAmaranth, i guess wx 2.6 will come anyway (if not held up by UVF)12:50
AmaranthUVF?12:50
carlospcHaving a look at https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1235 i guess that it's my problem12:50
fabbioneseb128: -Wl,--as-needed seems to misbhave on sparc.. :/12:50
ograupstream version freeze12:50
fabbioneseb128: and basically 3/4 of gnome is FTBFS12:50
fabbioneseb128: is there any easy way to remove that flag?12:50
seb128fabbione: what kind of error?12:50
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fabbioneseb128: so that i can test it?12:50
seb128fabbione: it works fine for Debian/sparc12:50
seb128fabbione: drop it from debian/rules12:51
fabbioneseb128: the error is sort of weird and not gnome's fault afaict12:51
fabbione /usr/lib/gcc/sparc-linux-gnu/4.0.1/../../../../lib/crt1.o:../sysdeps/sparc/sparc32/elf/start.S:60: multiple definition of `_PROCEDURE_LINKAGE_TABLE_'12:51
fabbione /usr/bin/ld: Disabling relaxation: it will not work with multiple definitions12:51
seb128urg12:51
fabbionecollect2: ld returned 1 exit status12:51
fabbioneseb128: is Debian using gcc-4.0.1 ?12:51
mdeboerfabbione: just to let you know, with the modified control.stub, it works ok12:51
seb128fabbione: that's specified from debian/rules, just drop the line12:51
fabbioneseb128: ok thanks.. 12:51
seb128fabbione: that would be a question for doko :p12:52
fabbionei will let you know if it works...12:52
Amaranthcool, wx2.6 can use gnome-print12:52
mdeboerfabbione: so i now have a 2.6.12 compiled for hoary. 12:52
Amaranthmdeboer: congrats12:52
mdeboerthnaks12:52
Amaranthmdeboer: others are dying to get that for various reasons12:52
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fabbioneif it does, can i give you a list of packages that will need to be reworked? i don't need them to be fixed right away... just to include the change in the next uploads...12:52
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fabbionemdeboer: fine.. now you need to deal with the entire userland to make it working as it should...12:53
Amaranthhehe12:53
mdeboerfabbione: :-)12:53
Amaranthi know some things need fixed as far as inotify12:53
Amaranthyou need a new initrd and related things12:54
mdeboerfabbione: i have been running (a vanilla) 2.6.12 for a while without any problems12:54
Amaranthwell, see you in 20 hours when this compile finishes12:54
fabbionemdeboer: sure.. until it doesn't break there are never problems..12:54
fabbioneyou are not running .12 on N thousands different user boxes12:55
fabbionewith millions of different HW configs12:55
mdeboerfabbione: i cannot think of anything obvious that might break from a .10->.12 kernel upgrade12:57
ograKamion, have a second ?12:57
Kamionogra: maybe12:57
fabbionemdeboer: udev? ndiswrapper? ipw2100 and ipw2200 ?12:57
fabbione+ other stuff12:57
fabbionebut i will let you figure that out12:57
ograif i add a new seed for edubuntu called server, all stuff in there needs to be in ship ?12:57
ograor in suported ?12:58
ogra+p12:58
ograand must edubuntu supported be identical with ubuntu ?12:59
ogras/ubuntu/ubuntu supported12:59
Kamionogra: what are the semantics of server?01:00
seb128daniels: 01:00
seb128# grep libXrender.la /usr/lib/*.la | sed 's/:.*//'01:00
seb128/usr/lib/libXft.la01:00
Kamionogra: no, supported doesn't have to match01:00
ograKamion, great...01:00
seb128daniels: is that ok if I upload a libxft for that?01:00
Kamionogra: the archive basically cats all the outputs together and considers the whole lot to be in main01:00
danielsseb128: sure01:01
seb128thanks01:01
ograKamion, server holds the list of server stuff i have to install with the edubuntu-server metapackage (ltp, moodle php, mysql etc)01:01
danielssorry 'bout that01:01
seb128np, don't worry01:01
ogras/ltp/ltsp01:01
Kamionogra: will it fit on a CD?01:01
ograKamion, edubuntu is a DVD release ;)01:01
Kamionit is?01:01
fabbionewow01:01
ograand hopefully a liveDVD release with Express installer :)01:02
Riddellogra: all computers in schools have DVDs?01:02
Kamionanyway don't confuse the issue01:02
ograRiddell, i'd like to have a iso image for download or to put it additionally on the DVD for separate burning, but word is to go with DVD01:02
Kamionso is the aim to be able to install edubuntu-server via some magic CD boot option?01:03
ograRiddell, the amount of stuff will get to big at least with the second release...01:03
Kamionand should all the server stuff be copied to the hard disk during a regular Edubuntu install?01:03
ograKamion, something along this line01:03
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Kamionogra: you *sure* you want it all copied to the hard disk during a regular Edubuntu (non-server) install?01:04
ograKamion, i'd like either a question in the installer like "is this a standalone WS or a LTSP install" or a bootoption01:04
Kamionquestion's tricky, boot option is much easier01:04
ogranope, only for the server install01:04
Kamionok, in that case you should have server < supported, but not server < ship01:04
ograok, so the default will be the server install then... and the bootpotion stanalone gets you a WS install01:05
ograoki01:05
Treenaksbootpotion?01:05
ograTreenaks, installer bootoption01:05
Treenaksogra: *phew*01:05
Kamionogra: so edit the STRUCTURE file in the Edubuntu seed, add a line "server: minimal standard" (assuming server doesn't include desktop) and add "server" just after "standard" in the supported: line01:05
Treenaksthough a bootpotion sounds like Dark Magic ;)01:06
KamionTreenaks: boot options are really easy01:06
KamionTreenaks: questions require actual code01:06
TreenaksKamion: potion not option01:06
Kamionheh01:06
ograTreenaks, the tricky biut her is to decide whats the default ;)01:06
ograbut since sabdfls word is classrom install, its the server i guess01:07
Kamionmdeboer: you'd be amazed what random apparently-totally-unrelated stuff broke in the installer because 2.6.12 was a bit more strict about some things01:07
Treenaksogra: for edubuntu you mean?01:07
ograyepo01:07
Kamionmdeboer: when we switched to 2.6.12, the installer just hung on amd64 and powerpc. It turned out to be a cdebconf signal handling bug, but it really wasn't obvious01:08
Kamionmdeboer: there are probably plenty of similar things outside the installer01:08
fabbionethere are reasons why i seriously DISCOURAGE backports of the kernel01:09
Keybukseb128: otherwise if the user "Remove"d a background from their list, it'd just come back again01:15
comadrejadaniels : where did libXrender.la go ?01:16
danielscomadreja: taken out the back and shot01:16
danielsits body dumped in a ditch, violated and unloved01:16
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seb128Keybuk: I don't get the bug without it, maybe it has been fixed since by upstream, thanks01:17
Keybukperhaps01:17
rubenvI've just been checking out the build logs for linux-restricted-modules in breezy01:18
rubenvthey appear to have been built succesful, but why are they not installable?01:18
comadrejadaniels : really, gnome-terminal doesn't build01:18
rubenvis this because of the xorg split, or because of nvidia?01:18
danielscomadreja: i know -- our good man seb is taking care of it01:18
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comadrejadaniels : oh, thanks01:19
rubenvalso, I can't find the packages for them, for some reason01:19
rubenvmakes it quite hard to try to fix them01:19
fabbioneseb128: i confirm that removing the relaxation work01:19
fabbioneseb128: can i give you a list of packages to do when you upload the next versions?01:19
ograrubenv, there is no l-r-m for breezy yet, for what did you look ?01:20
fabbioneseb128: i really have no rush to get everything fixed by yesterday01:20
rubenvogra: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/l/linux-meta/2.6.12.3/01:20
rubenvoh, I get it wrong01:20
rubenvthose are stub packages right?01:20
rubenvin the linux-meta source01:20
seb128fabbione: you want to drop the flag from every single GNOME package?01:21
ograyep, they not ready yet....01:21
seb128fabbione: better to fix the buildchain than workarounding a pile of packages imho01:21
fabbioneseb128: only on sparc.. yes01:21
rubenvoh, I'm sorry, I thought they were unbuildable for some reason01:21
fabbioneseb128: yes.. but apparently the fix is unknown yet..01:21
fabbioneseb128: but let's wait a bit.. what is your time schedule to get the latest gnome crack in?01:22
rubenvwithout them I can't upgrade my laptop to breezy and do day to day testing, so I figured if there was debugging to do01:22
seb128fabbione: still, I'm not happy to divert 30 packages from Debian only to workaround an issue instead of fixing it01:22
rubenvI'll just sit tight and keep updating my vmware breezy01:22
fabbioneseb128: neither am i01:22
seb128fabbione: sep. 7th is GNOME 2.12.001:22
fabbioneseb128: ok thanks.. there should be enough time to get it right01:23
seb128np01:23
fabbioneseb128: hmmm interesting.. it seems a bug introduced in 4.0.101:23
fabbionebecause in Debian they are building with 4.001:23
fabbionehmm no01:24
seb128can you try downgrading gcc on your box and note if that fixes the issue?01:24
fabbioneso i am 01:24
seb128no what?01:24
fabbionegcc-4.0.1 did FTBFS on sparc (gnat-4.0)01:24
fabbioneso i am building with the same gcc-4.0 as in debian01:24
rubenv01:25
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ograseb128, https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/malone/bugs/121901:32
lifelesswin 1101:32
ogralifeless, loose 1001:32
ogralifeless, 1 left :)01:32
lifeless99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bnottles of beer01:33
ograhehe01:33
fabbioneoh well guys01:33
fabbionetime to start the weekend01:33
fabbionecya on monday01:33
ograciao fabbione 01:33
fabbionehave fun01:33
thomhttp://www.andrewsavory.com/blog/archives/000785.html01:34
seb128ogra: what about it?01:35
ograseb128, since it was in malone, a MOTU hopeful grabbed it... is the bug accepted by you ? so he can forward a patch....01:35
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comadrejaseb128 : that motu is me01:36
comadrejaseb128 : I was working on it01:36
jdubthom: nice :)01:37
seb128I don't have any ownership on bugs01:37
seb128feel free to deal with upstreams01:37
seb128I give all the GNOME bugs, just pick one and fix it01:37
seb128send the patch upstream01:37
seb128and everybody is happy :)01:37
seb128hey jdub 01:37
ogra:)01:37
ogranice: This is what linux should be like. This, my friends, is the future.01:38
seb128and I don't care about this bug01:38
ograoki01:38
seb128is concern people using the command line01:38
seb128and copying emails from here01:38
seb128which is almost no user01:38
seb128and that's only a cosmetic label issues for these people01:38
ograthats why i asked if its a accepted bug for you :) 01:39
ogracomadreja, look if there is a bug for it in gnomes bugzlla the... link it to the malone bug if there is one...else open one and submit your patch to that01:40
seb128it's one """bug"""01:40
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comadrejaogra, ok, I'll do01:40
danielsthom: working X -> world peace, obviously01:42
daniels'xresprobe flies to jerusalem for negotiations'01:42
thomrofl01:42
pefogra: http://www.artlebedev.ru/portfolio/optimus/01:43
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Treenakspef: yes.. they should make that one for real, instead of just concept images01:44
danielspef: oh my god01:44
pefTreenaks: are you ok to spend $200 for a keybaord :D01:45
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Treenakspef: if it's that one: yes01:45
jdubhttp://assorted-sinks.info/?p=2901:45
jdubblog spammers using ubuntu :-)01:45
jduber, using the reference01:45
jdubthat is01:45
jdub*cough*01:45
danielssure, sure01:46
ograpef, ping me again if they offer this for crappy acer laptops ;)01:47
seb128jdub: l10n-list? The french guys asked again ...01:47
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Keybukok, rhythmbox is stupid, it won't go to the next track01:54
mdeboerKamion: 01:57
seb128Keybuk: it's fixed with the version uploaded yesterday ... which FTBFS because of xorg changes01:58
mdeboerKamion: the documentation of debian-installer says to build the udebs with linux-kernel-di-i386-2.601:58
Kamionmdeboer: yeah, out of date01:58
mdeboerKamion: ok, just confirming01:58
Kamionmdeboer: feel free to file a bug01:58
mdeboerKamion: i don't understand how to tell the debian-installer build where to look for the udebs.01:59
mdeboeroh sorry, i see it now02:00
Amaranthomgwtfhax02:01
Amaranthstupid debian package has hardcoded python2.3 command02:01
danielsit's common02:01
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Amaranthi've spent a long time waiting for this to compile just to have it fail on building the wxpython module02:02
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mdeboerKamion: FYI, the hoary debian installer builds correctly with by backported breezy kernel02:09
Kamionit won't actually work02:09
Kamionat least not on amd64 and powerpc02:09
mdeboerKamion: and qemu boots the netboot mini.iso02:09
mdeboerKamion: i am only interested in 38602:09
Kamionfurthermore you'll probably need a new udev to get it to do correct hardware detection02:10
Kamionjust as long as I never end up with users using your images and filing bugs assigned to me02:10
mdeboerKamion: don't worry about that. 02:11
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mdeboerKamion: the purpose is a very limited use live cd, the experimental use of 2.6.12 will be advertised all over.02:11
Kamionok, please tell users not to file bugs in the Ubuntu bugzilla02:12
mdeboerKamion: maybe I should include both the original 2.6.10, and 2.6.12 02:12
mdeboerKamion: i will02:12
Amaranthhmm02:12
Amaranthwhat can i do to not have to recompile all of this stuff yet still make a deb?02:12
seb128debuild binary02:13
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Amaranthdpkg-buildpackage isn't the say to go02:13
Amaranthah02:13
seb128it doesn't clean, just "make" again02:13
KamionAmaranth: debuild's just a wrapper around dpkg-buildpackage02:13
Amaranthand now the nickname makes sense02:14
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jordihttp://www.advogato.org/person/Uraeus/diary.html?start=48402:18
jordiahem02:18
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Amaranthhaha, saw that earlier02:23
Amaranthreal classy02:23
danielschristian is a good man02:23
danielswhose opinion I value02:23
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=== ogra is really tired of FF discussions on ubuntu-users
highvoltageFF?02:26
ografirefox02:26
ograwe have he discussion why the version is 1.0.2 n hoary every 6 weeks...02:26
Treenaksogra: the "Omg! We are teh vulnerables!!" one?02:27
ograyes, yawn....02:27
highvoltagewell, nothing stops anyone from downloading it at mozilla.org.02:27
Treenakshighvoltage: well, the nice packaging probably02:27
highvoltagei'll shutup about FF before we contaminate this channel too and then ogra hates me :)02:28
\shogra: filters are helping ,-) scoring as well 02:28
ograhehe, i wont :)02:28
highvoltageogra: will you be on-line this weekend? i got my internet connection sorted out.02:29
ograhighvoltage, times where i'm not online are rare :)02:29
highvoltagekewl.02:29
ograhighvoltage, we'll have to talk about your scripts and your setup for the skeleton user, i'd like to adopt that... 02:30
ograhighvoltage, and i was promised to get the source for the guadalinex admin tool this weekend02:31
highvoltagegood stuff. we can do that this weekend. and then i can finally learn how to create .debs :)02:32
ograyeah02:32
ograyou get a personal class :)02:32
danielsAWESOME02:32
danielssudo apt-get dist-upgrade  308.85s 50.23s system -1% cpu -9:-43:-48.02 total02:32
Treenaksdaniels: X works now?02:33
danielsgo zsh, it's your birthday02:33
ograKamion, if i have a software in the server seed that has a alternative dependency (mysql|postgres) i have to include the SQL server i want, right ?02:35
Kamiongerminate will pick one, if it's not the one you want then you need to specify02:35
Kamionare your seeds in arch yet somewhere that I can check them out?02:35
mdeboerKamion: is it the debian-install that should create the whole pool and dists directories for the cdrom ?02:35
Kamionmdeboer: no that's debian-cd02:35
ograKamion, not yet, i suck with arch... can i mail you a tarball ?02:36
Kamionbut don't bother with the source packages in the archive02:36
Kamionogra: I'd really rather not02:36
mdeboerKamion: what do you mean?02:36
Kamionogra: it *has* to be in arch for various systems to work properly02:36
ograhmm02:36
Kamionmdeboer: colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/debian-cd--ubuntu--0 in arch is what we actually use, with some wrapper scripts around that02:36
Kamionogra: and it *has* to be branched from the breezy seeds, and you should set that up sooner not later02:37
ograKamion, i branched it, i'm working in seeds--breezy--0--patch-7102:37
Kamionbecause we need to be able to merge Ubuntu seed changes into Kubuntu and Edubuntu from time to time02:37
ogra(locally)02:37
Kamiondid you actually baz branch?02:37
mdeboerKamion: hmm, maybe i could just do a quick hack, putting the udebs in there, and modifying the packages...02:38
ograKamion, i did a checkout....02:38
Kamionmdeboer: the words "debian-cd" and "quick hack" don't go together02:38
Kamionogra: then you didn't branch02:38
danielsKamion: ... they don't?02:38
Kamiondaniels: well, maybe apart from with "is a" in between02:38
danielsright02:38
mdeboer:-)02:38
ograKamion, as described on the seeds wikipage02:38
Kamionbut doing quick hacks *with* debian-cd doesn't really happen02:38
Kamionogra: the seeds wiki page doesn't really go into how to create custom seeds. You have to 'baz branch'. Want me to set up the infrastructure?02:39
danielsyeah, not half wrong02:39
ograKamion, yes please...02:39
Kamionogra: is there an edubuntu development mailing list?02:39
ograKamion, yep02:39
ograedubuntu-devel@02:39
mdeboerKamion: but "with some wrapper scripts around that" doesn't really sound like something i could use either... 02:40
Mezedubuntu-devel@02:40
Kamionogra: ok, I'll want you through it02:40
Kamioner, "walk"02:40
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Kamionogra: baz make-archive --signed sftp://chinstrap/home/warthogs/archives/edubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com02:40
ograKamion, great , some people will kill me if my seeds are not up soon :)02:40
Kamionmdeboer: not trivially, no02:41
ograKamion, drops me a usage line02:41
carlospcmdeboer: have a look on http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Berita-Mr-K3/message/180 this page explain how to download debian-cd and some others stuff02:41
Kamionogra: hang on, you've never actually logged into chinstrap. Do that first, and put 'umask 002' at the top of ~/.bashrc02:41
mdeboercarlospc: thanks02:42
ographew02:42
ograok02:42
fabbionemdeboer: are you going to take care of the bugs of that custom cd you are doing?02:42
danielsKamion: what would you need umask 002 for when you're committing to seeds?02:43
fabbionemdeboer: or is it a one go shot to drop on the floor after?02:43
Kamiondaniels: otherwise ++revision-lock ends up non-group-writable02:43
mdeboerfabbione: i mentioned to Kamion that it will have "experimental" warnings all over02:43
carlospcmdeboer: after you have download all, have a look on the cdimage/bin/ directory, there is a script called build-image-set, have a look to understand the process02:43
danielsKamion: </sarcasm>02:43
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Kamionah02:43
mdeboerfabbione: and "don't file ubuntu bug reports"02:43
Kamioncarlospc: it's still not simple to customise though02:43
fabbionemdeboer: no that's not enough to avoid people to use it and file bug reports on official packages.02:43
fabbionemdeboer: you need to change versions of the packages you are adding there from the official ones02:44
Kamioncarlospc: and it's too much effort unless you're setting up automated daily builds02:44
mdeboerfabbione: i will include 2.6.10 and 2.6.12-rt-preempt, and make 2.6.10 the default.02:44
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fabbionewe need to be able to discern easily what's official and what's not02:44
Mezgb mirror is down02:44
mdeboerfabbione: and i will setup a mailinglist.02:44
MezBACK UP AHAIN02:44
Mezdamn caps02:44
carlospcKamion: i'm agree with you, i've been customizing this scripts for some days...02:44
mdeboerfabbione: but we are talking limited use.02:45
fabbionemdeboer: no that's again not enough.. all each single package you modify there needs to have a custom version02:45
fabbionemdeboer: because if you change udev to work for .12, it will break .1002:45
fabbioneor stuff like that02:45
fabbioneso.. please use custom versions all over02:45
seb128can a buildd guy kick vte?02:45
mdeboerfabbione: sure. all will be properly versioned02:45
mdeboerfabionne: i wrote to ubuntu-devel what this livecd will be for.02:46
Kamionogra: problems logging into chinstrap?02:46
fabbionemdeboer: yes i read that.. i am the same person that told you not to backport kernel...02:46
mdeboerfabionne: and as it is, it is not unlikely that i will stick with 2.6.10, even though it will give a wrong impression of linux for audio use...02:46
mdeboerfabbione: i know. guess i'm a bit stubborn.02:47
fabbionemdeboer: i don't care the amount of customizations you do. I care how you are doing them.02:47
\shreinstalled hoary..now upgrade to breezy..*shiver*02:47
fabbioneand that given that the kernel is not something you change easily, please add custom versions all over02:47
fabbioneso that we can identify bug reports..02:47
chrissturmmdeboer, are you working on an audio distro?02:48
fabbionebecause even if you don't believe me, we will get them from people using your CD02:48
mdeboerfabbione: as long as i but something like 'icmc', or 'agnula' in the versions.02:48
fabbionebecause you have no idea on the audience and some user behavior02:48
fabbionemdeboer: i don't care.. it's enough it doesn't match anything that's in Ubuntu already02:49
mdeboerchrissturm: i am working on a livecd to be used during the icmc (computer music) conference.02:49
fabbionemdeboer: it can be 'ping' or 'pong' or 'audiobackport'02:49
mdeboerchrissturm: but it is not unlikely this will go into agnula02:50
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mdeboerfabbione: many custom packages i use come from agnula, and are already correctly marked.02:50
mdeboerfabbione: thanks for your comments02:50
chrissturmmdeboer, does it contain additional debs that are not in ubuntu? is it possible to get those debs from somewhere?02:51
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mdeboerchrissturm: see www.agnula.org02:52
mdeboerchrissturm: or join #agnula02:52
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Amaranthgrr03:20
Amaranthall that work to make wx2.6 build and vlc depends on wx2.4 in ./configure03:20
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JanCAmaranth : lol  :-P03:25
Amaranthwell no03:25
Amaranthit just does some weird crap with wx-config that i don't feel like messing with03:25
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seb128daniels: 03:31
seb128Setting up xlibs (6.8.2-41) ...03:31
seb128dpkg: error processing xlibs (--configure):03:31
seb128 subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 103:31
seb128daniels: that breaks some of the GNOME builds too :p03:31
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danielssebyah03:33
danielsseb128: -42 uploading now to fix this03:33
seb128cool03:33
seb128maybe I can fix GNOME stuff before the WE :p03:33
Amaranthis xbase-clients installable in -42?03:34
danielsAmaranth: not tonight03:34
Amaranthoh well03:34
Amaranthnot like i need it anyway03:35
danielsjust grab an older xbase-clients from the archive03:35
Amaranthyeah, i have -36 still03:35
seb128daniels: is current xorg known to be b0rked or works?03:35
Amaranthyou need xkeyboard-config, then current xorg should work03:35
seb128daniels: I still have -33 installed here and don't intend to break my box 03:35
Amaranthwell, -42 should work03:36
danielsseb128: everything but xbase-clients should work fine.  if xlibs won't install, run sudo rm -rf /etc/X11/xkb, install it, and hand-create the link to xkbcomp03:36
danielsseb128: and yeah, need xkeyboard-config03:36
seb128k, thanks03:36
danielsunfortuantely because I'm thpethul, I badly screwed the xbase-clients thing03:36
danielsit was meant to be a *lot* smoother03:36
seb128xbase-clients not working as some bad effect?03:36
Kamionit just won't upgrade03:36
seb128k03:36
ograKamion, i still get the usage message from baz with the above command03:37
danielsright03:37
danielsso if all the buildds had the old version installed in their chroots ... *cough*03:37
lifelessogra: what command ?03:37
ogra(yes i added umask 022)03:37
Kamionogra: yeah, sorry I braino'ed it, one sec03:37
Kamionogra: umask 002, NOT 02203:37
danielsthis is why I should never do rushed uploads03:37
ograKamion, yes 002, sorry typo03:37
Kamionok03:37
Amaranthshould xkeyboard-config be a part of xbase-clients?03:38
Kamionogra: baz make-archive --signed edubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com sftp://chinstrap/home/warthogs/archives/edubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com03:38
Kamionlifeless: don't worry, my fault03:38
danielsAmaranth: errr ... no03:38
danielsAmaranth: arguably xlibs if anything, since that's where it used to be03:38
Kamionlifeless: (though actually it'd be nice if it auto-guessed the archive name, like make-archive --help sort of implies it will)03:38
Amaranthah03:38
danielsbut xlibs can't depend xkeyboard-config, because xk-c pre-depends xlibs03:38
Amaranthand xlibs is a dummy package03:39
Amaranthd'oh03:39
daniels(so the config files get removed if they haven't been customised)03:39
danielsit'll get added to the seeds03:39
Amaranthphew03:39
ograKamion, do you have a hosts file with chinstrap in it? :)03:39
ogra*g*03:39
Kamionogra: no of course not, .ssh/config is my friend03:39
ograah03:39
danielsthe point of modularisation is to make life easier for everyone, not to assume that default users don't want or need xkb maps by default so there's no point in providing it :P03:39
Kamiondaniels: relying on the seeds is gross though, I want to come up with a better upgrade path at some point03:40
danielsnight guys03:40
danielsKamion: if you think of one, let me know03:40
danielsKamion: but we're doing shit like directory-to-file conffile migration03:40
Kamionyeah, I know03:40
KamionHost chinstrap03:40
Kamion        HostName chinstrap.ubuntu.com03:40
Kamionogra: ^--03:40
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Amaranthshit03:40
Amaranthdebconf in GNOME mode steals focus!03:40
danielsKamion: i need to play around with dpkg semantics to see if there's anything better I can do03:41
Kamionpatches welcome, none of the debconf maintainers are GNOME experts AFAIK03:41
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ograKamion, thanks... didnt know that one... i always used hosts03:41
danielsKamion: itmt, I'm just recommending it from xserver-xorg (as of -42)03:41
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danielsKamion: so *hopefully* apt drags that in by default03:42
Kamionogra: ok, now 'baz branch ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--0 edubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--0'03:42
Kamionogra: get the latter, and work there03:42
Kamiondaniels: aptitude will, apt won't03:42
Kamionapt-get won't, rather03:42
infinitydaniels : apt ignores recommends by default, thank god.03:42
danielscock03:42
infinitydaniels : All other frontends will select it by default.03:43
danielsinfinity: both a bug and a feature at this point03:43
infinity(dselect, aptitude, synaptic..)03:43
danielsinfinity: i assume getting a sensible versions of xbase-clients installed in the chroots is out of the question?03:43
infinityDefine "sensible?03:43
infinitys/?/"/03:43
daniels-34 or something03:43
lamontdaniels: and that would be wrong03:43
danielssensible -> installable03:43
infinityOh, "older".03:43
danielslamont: well, yeah03:43
danielslamont: but so is everything else about our buildds :P03:43
Amaranthdaniels: /etc/X11/xkb should be a symlink to /usr/bin/xkbcomp?03:43
infinityPreseeding chroots only happens when something is so hideously broken we have a bootstrapping issue.03:44
danielsAmaranth: yeah03:44
danielsinfinity: ok, sweet03:44
infinityCan we not kjust fix xbase-client for now?03:44
danielsinfinity: we can, it just requires lots of time03:44
Amarantherr, wasn't /etc/X11/xkb a dir before? :)03:44
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danielsAmaranth: oh, sorry03:44
danielsAmaranth: /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp should be a symlink to /usr/bin/xkbcomp03:44
lamontdaniels: is xorg still building xbase-clients?03:45
danielsinfinity: put it this way -- if I do all the libs and programs, and *nothing* goes wrong, I could maybe have it done by the end of Tuesday (busy all weekend)03:45
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infinitydaniels : Tuesday is fine for me.03:45
danielslamont: yes.  which is why it's so screwed.  because it's sort of empty.  and uninstallable to boot.03:45
infinitydaniels : It's not the end of the world if stuff is broken for a while, it's the end of the world if it's broken for weeks.03:45
seb128lamont: can you kick vte, it should build again with new xft03:45
danielsinfinity: note the large number of conditionals03:45
lamontseb128: given03:46
seb128thanks03:46
infinitydaniels : Will an ULIIT make things better or worse?03:46
danielsinfinity: that you buy me? undoubtedly better.03:46
infinityConsider it done, then.03:46
infinityImmediately after xbase-clients works.03:46
infinity:)03:46
seb128daniels: is that ok if I upload xcursor for a rebuilt without Xrender.la ? 03:46
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danielsanyway, now that I've figured out gcc4 generating broken code AGAIN is what's responsible for i810_drv making my video BIOS execute invalid code, I'm going to crash.03:46
Amaranthit owns /etc/X11/xkb/compiled03:47
Amaranthi thought xkeyboard-config was a part of xlibs before03:47
danielsseb128: upload anything you need to fix stuff, I'm going to be out of touch all weekend03:47
seb128k, thanks03:47
danielsAmaranth: it was, but xkbcomp was a part of xbase-clients, I think03:47
danielsinfinity: make that 'on the friday night immediately after xbase-clients works'.03:47
danielsthe mid-week tgi's thing isn't working out.03:48
infinitydaniels : I'll get her number for you.03:48
infinityAnd her address, if you feel the urge to serenade her from her bedroom window.03:49
\shjesus03:49
\shI got it 03:49
\shinstall xlibs-6.8.2-36, apt-pin it and start over with the upgrade...*phew*03:49
\shno nightmare anymore03:49
ograKamion, wow, there has changed a lot since my first checkout on sunday...03:52
Kamionogra: seeds do change relatively often, although the diff against patch-71 is not huge03:54
ograKamion, nope, not huge, but essential (keyboard config ... yaboot)03:55
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mdeboerKamion: would it make sense to file a bug on the lack of documentation of the LiveCD generation? (i don't ask this to nag, it's a honest question)04:00
Kamionogra: yaboot in live is not particularly essential yet; I added it as a preparatory measure for ubuntu-express on powerpc04:02
Kamionmdeboer: I guess, I thought there was probably one already though - but it's not my responsibility04:02
ograah, ok, i thought the live bootprocess had changed04:02
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mdeboerKamion: if there is, i have not been able to find it...04:03
Kamionmdeboer: ok04:03
mdeboerKamion: anyway, i have given up.04:03
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mdeboerKamion: i won't have the time to get the 2.6.12-rt-preempt kernel working with the livecd.04:04
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{Seb}hi all04:14
{Seb}is the Xorg problem we talkeld about yesterday fixed?04:15
{Seb}i see Xorg is up to -4104:15
mdkewho works on java in Ubuntu?04:16
Treenaks-42 even04:16
{Seb}the actual available packages are only -41 though04:16
Lathiathrm, malone is broken, doh04:18
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ograKamion, thanks a lot for all the help, i owe you a bottle single malt now :) the seeds are up now....04:20
ogranow on to the metapackages... :)04:20
Amaranthi think vlc just need a sync from debian and a recompile04:22
Amaranthsince we have libwxgtk2.4c204:22
ograAmaranth, i think we want to get 2.6 in before breezy releases...04:23
Amaranthin that case vlc will need a couple patches04:23
Kamionogra: let me set up mirroring first, that'll help you there04:24
Amaranthi think 2.6 is backword compatible so it should just be a fix in ./configure04:24
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ograKamion, ok....04:24
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ograKamion, anything special i have to regard with the metapackages ? 04:24
Kamioncopy the structure off kubuntu-meta04:24
Kamionthat should do basically the right things04:24
Kamion * schooltol04:25
Kamionogra: typo04:25
ograoki, i was looking a ubuntu-meta...04:25
ograergh04:25
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Amaranthhmm, backports forum moved out of 3rd party projects04:26
Kamionubuntu-meta generates the minimal metapackage too which you don't want04:26
Amaranthdamnit, they're always first04:26
ograok04:26
ografixed04:27
ograKamion, i need to add server to the seeds line in the update script ?04:29
AmaranthIt's kinda funny, in making the backports project official you've basically replaced the devs with a machine. :)04:30
AmaranthShould give them more time for MOTU work, right ogra? :)04:31
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bddebianHeya04:31
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ograAmaranth, thats mybig hope, that the backports team joins us04:31
wasabi__xbase-clients fix around?04:32
Amaranthwait for -4204:32
Amaranthwait04:32
Amaranthno04:32
Amaranthxbase-clients is going to take about a week04:32
chrissturmwhat is the last xbase-clients version that works?04:33
slomoogra: well it works partially ;) at least i'm trying to join you04:33
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wasabi__Oh. I need an old version of it then.04:33
wasabi__Where can I find such a thing?04:33
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ograslomo, yes, thats heard to ignore :) 04:33
Amaranth-36 is the latest04:33
ograhard even04:33
ograslomo, and a very good move ;)04:33
ograslomo, i'm really happy to have you aboard.... but i'm a bit sad jdong doesnt want to...04:34
wasabi__Crud.04:34
wasabi__I need an old version of X then.04:34
slomoogra: hmm... has he said why he doesn't want to?04:35
ogranope04:35
chrissturmwasabi, i can email it to you04:35
wasabi__Can you post it someplace? I am stuck at a console at work heh.04:36
chrissturmok04:36
wasabi__I'd appreciate that.04:36
ograslomo, he just refused all attempts i made ...04:37
ograwith no reason given...04:37
Amaranth/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ltheora_pic04:37
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Kamionogra: yes, and a suitable block in debian/control04:38
ograyep04:39
Amaranthi have libtheora-dev, stupid vlc04:39
Kamionogra: will all Edubuntu server admins want all those server packages?04:39
Amaranth*boggle*, it went passed that point this time04:39
Kamionogra: (noting that the DVD installer will just install the task, not the metapackage)04:39
ograKamion, we build a single classrom release for ltsp currently...04:39
ograso yes... i guess so... but with the additional option for a workstation install as well...04:40
chrissturmwasabi, http://i-understand.com/xbase-clients_6.8.2-36_i386.deb04:40
Kamionogra: anyhow, you've got http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/edubuntu-breezy/ now04:40
ograsince we might have thick clients too...04:40
Kamionogra: and http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/edubuntu-breezy/, which you'll need for edubuntu-meta/update04:41
ograok04:41
Amaranthchrissturm: ugly04:41
ograthe former is the CD build ?04:41
Amaranthchrissturm: pin it04:41
Kamionogra: no the former is germinate output04:41
Kamiondoes it look like a CD build? :-)04:41
ograwhich i thought is the base for the CDs ?04:41
Kamionyes, it is04:42
ograah, ok04:42
Kamionalthough the CD build runs germinate itself, it doesn't use that run04:42
ogradid you ever think about visualizing germinate trees as wllpapers ?04:42
chrissturmAmaranth, i dont need to pin it because all later versions of xbase-clients wont install anyway because of missing deps. or am i missing something?04:42
AmaranthPackage: xbase-clients04:42
AmaranthPin: version 6.8.2-3604:42
AmaranthPin-Priority: 100104:42
Kamionogra: only when drunk04:42
ograhehe04:42
Amaranthit won't even ask you to install later versions, iirc04:42
Kamion(because *I've* hacked on germinate ...)04:42
ograwould be cool to have one :)04:43
KamionI value my sanity :)04:43
Kamiongerminate hacking => non-trivial04:43
ograi belive...04:43
ograi'm wondering if i want all these arches...04:44
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Kamionin what?04:44
ograedubuntu04:44
Kamionyou mean in the seeds?04:44
ograarchitectures = ['i386', 'amd64', 'powerpc', 'ia64', 'sparc', 'hppa'] 04:44
Kamionif you leave the stuff there then it's easier for us to merge things04:44
ograthe update script04:44
ograoki04:44
Kamionoh, please leave them there, it's simpler04:44
ograi just doubt i'll find a hppa machine in a classroom.... :)04:45
Kamionyou should always go for maximum portability in packages themselves, and then just release what you want04:45
ograut who knows where donations come from04:45
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Kamionogra: so, ready for a test CD build?04:55
ograsure04:55
ograKamion, JaneW will hug you a lot for it ;)04:55
JaneWogra: don't scare him away!04:56
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ograheh04:56
Kamion$ cron.edubuntu-daily04:56
Kamionrunning04:56
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Kamionobviously no magic server customisation yet or anything, nor is it a DVD build04:56
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Amarantherr, wait, it's just edubuntu04:57
JaneWthanks ogra :)04:57
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JaneWAmaranth what do you mean *just* edubuntu ;)04:57
JaneWok... group hug!04:57
ograKamion, nope, i'm still pondering how to make my config changes... i'm not really a friend of cfengine ....04:57
ograyay04:57
=== Amaranth is looking into doing some work on edubuntu, so don't hurt me
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AmaranthI HAVE A SHIELD!04:58
Kamionogra: for stuff like server metapackage installation, just tell me what you want04:58
Kamionthat lives in debian-cd04:58
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ograKamion, how do you solve it ? 04:58
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Kamionogra: d-i preseeding04:58
Amaranth/usr/include/wx/menu.h:38: warning: inline function virtual wxMenuList::~wxMenuList() used but never defined04:59
=== Amaranth wonders how that can only be a warning
KamionAmaranth: because the compiler doesn't know it's not just a missing prototype; only the linker can know that it's totally missing04:59
ograKamion, ah... that works for all configs ? 04:59
Kamionhmm, I forgot to do the standard Edubuntu preseeding05:00
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Kamionogra: all configs? EPARSE?05:00
=== Amaranth hates C
Amaranthand C++05:00
Amaranthgreat, gnome-terminal crashed and took my build with it05:01
Lathiathahaha05:01
Lathiati love that05:01
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Lathiatuse screen :)05:01
LathiatI LOVE C#05:01
ograKamion, i need special configs for edubuntu05:01
AmaranthPython05:01
AmaranthC# is second05:01
Kamionogra: what kind of configs?05:01
ograKamion, preinstalled ones05:01
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Kamionogra: what kind of configs?05:01
Kamiondo you mean configuration files in /etc?05:01
ograKamion, for the different servers i run05:01
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JaneWhighvoltage: what happened to 'going home' ? ;)05:02
highvoltageJaneW: I just got home.05:02
ograKamion, samba should offer a open directory for sharing networkwide etc05:02
Kamionogra: ok, none of that has anything to do with metapackage selection in the installer!05:02
ograi'll have to have a preconfigure proxy...05:02
highvoltageJaneW: I'm never away from work though ;)05:02
Kamionogra: totally different layer and not something I'd be involved in05:02
JaneWhighvoltage, oic, so you can connect from home now? *impressed*05:02
ograKamion, thats why i was astonished you could do it with preseeding05:02
Kamion15:58 < Kamion> ogra: for stuff like server metapackage installation, just tell me what you want05:03
highvoltageJaneW: yes, I got my connection sorted out yesterday *yay*05:03
Kamionmetapackage installation, obviously installer territory05:03
ograKamion, yes...05:03
JaneWhighvoltage, cool05:03
jsgotangcobrrr cold05:03
highvoltageJaneW: http://www.wo.co.za/products.html - I got the package for 69905:04
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JaneWjsgotangco, me too05:04
ograKamion, so what would you think about a config system similar to thealternatives system, i.e. having different configs in place for different tasks and setting the link to it for a usecase ?05:04
JaneWhighvoltage, nice, so you don't need a telkom line at all?05:05
Kamionogra: cfengine appears to be the standard for doing this sort of thing; beyond that I have no experience, sorry05:05
highvoltagenope, i _don't_ have a telkom line at all :)05:05
ograKamion, cfengine is crack... i want something better...05:06
ograthat interates nicely with upgrades etc05:06
JaneWhighvoltage, why didn;t you get the R599 one? You gonna be there during o/h too?05:06
ograintegrates even05:06
jsgotangcowow is that cheap? (R400)05:06
highvoltagejsgotangco: yes.05:06
highvoltagevery cheap. compared to telkom. very expensive, compared to anywhere else in the world.05:07
Kamionogra: in that case, as I say, I have no experience.05:08
ograyep05:09
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jhaltomwhere's mkfontdir supposed to be these days?05:09
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ograKamion, but you have experience in distro structures :)05:09
Amaranthwow, 9 year olds can be MSCEs05:09
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highvoltageJaneW: i took the all day one, so that i can still upload/download while I'm at work at home.05:10
lamontHTH did pkgstriptranslations wind up in the d-i daily build chroots?05:10
wasabiheh. odd. mkfontdir is failing to run... and I can't even find it.05:10
JaneWhighvoltage, ok, makes sense05:10
highvoltageAmaranth: MCSE's05:11
JaneWAmaranth: yes, a shame to wadste a life - so young05:11
JaneWwaste even05:11
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highvoltageI wanted to do a MCSE when I was 17. thank goodness i was saved in time.05:12
jsgotangcoheh i did 2 MCP exams before though05:13
jsgotangcotill i saw the light05:13
jsgotangcoit came in handy though05:13
highvoltagemy friends with mcse's and c#, .net, etc can't get jobs, but those with just a little linux/opensource skills get good jobs quite easily.05:14
ograheh05:14
bddebianhighvoltage: And what planet are you from? :-)05:14
dredgthere are plenty of jobs out there. it's just that most of them are somewhat more specialist than they were in the 90's05:14
highvoltagebddebian: I currently live on a strange planet, called Earth. Don't worry, it's mostly harmless.05:14
dredgat least, that's what i've found in ireland anyway05:15
JaneWhighvoltage, LOL!05:15
jsgotangcomostly harmless05:15
jsgotangcohehe05:15
jsgotangcothanks for all the fish05:15
bddebiandredg: Amen to that.  And usually the so-called "specialists" don't know jack about their "specialty" :-)05:15
dredgbddebian: i know05:15
jsgotangcowell some people just brain dump on exams05:15
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bddebianOf course I don't know jack about anything so... :-)05:15
JaneW know jack05:16
dredgMCSE and friends are still useful from a HR POV05:16
dredgbut once you get past that it's ok05:16
bddebianAye.  "Looks good on the CV" ;-)05:16
highvoltagedredg: i don't think it's like that everywhere, hey.05:16
wasabigrrr. now X is missing "input driver named keyboard"05:16
highvoltagein south africa, the average toilet cleaner gets more that the average person who only has an MCSE (except for those MCSE that are actually toilet cleaners, of course)05:17
dredghighvoltage: of course it's not, just talking about here :)05:17
JaneWhighvoltage: for instance it wouldn;t look good on a .doc CV sent to Canonical for instance!05:17
ograwasabi, change to kbd in xorg.conf05:17
highvoltageJaneW: exactly!05:17
JaneWhighvoltage, stop making me laugh!05:17
highvoltageJaneW: sorry05:17
jsgotangcoplumbers earn big though05:17
dredgJaneW: any jobs going? :)05:17
jsgotangco(in some countries anyway)05:18
JaneWdredg: no sorry05:18
dredggoogle are taking too long with my application05:18
Amaranthwasabi: s/keyboard/kbd/ in xorg.conf05:18
highvoltageMy grade 10 Afrikaans teacher threw me with a bible once because I made too much jokes in the class.05:18
wasabiOdd. I did. Same error.05:18
highvoltageshe was real angry.05:18
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Amaranthwasabi: Not possible.05:18
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ograwasabi, nd you need the matching drivers installed... tere is no dependency on them afaik05:19
Amaranthwasabi: Driver 'keyboard' changed to Driver 'kbd'?05:19
wasabiWell... I did. Maybe it's using a different config is all I can think of.05:19
JaneWhighvoltage: you drove someone to throw a bible at you!? Hard core ;)05:19
wasabiYup. In the keyboard device. It says kbd very clearly.05:19
highvoltagehehe05:19
jsgotangcowow throwing a bible..05:19
Amaranthoh yeah, and sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-input-kbd xserver-xorg-input-mouse xserver-xorg-driver-*05:19
ograwasabi, xserver-xorg-input-kbd05:19
JaneW'Psycho Boy'05:19
wasabiOh that's odd. X started alone works.05:19
bddebianYou mean my MCSE, MS SQL, Windows, Office, etc experience isn't going to get me a job at Canonical? :-(05:20
wasabigdm however doesn't.05:20
Amarantho_O05:20
Amaranthbddebian: It might get you a job at ev1. :)05:20
bddebianHeh05:20
dredgAmaranth: LOL05:20
highvoltagebrb05:20
bddebianMS is my life unfortunately05:20
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jsgotangcoMS for me is only for games now05:21
Amaranthsame here jsgotangco 05:21
jsgotangcothey seem to do good on that lately05:21
Amaranthi only play one game on windows, otherwise i'm all ubuntu05:21
wasabicould gdm be using a different config?05:21
Amaranthand i hear a WINE guy is working on support for this game, so woo05:21
Amaranth(continuum)05:21
JaneWI have to go now, I have some non-cycber activities planned for tonight.05:22
jsgotangcoi did the cedega route for sometime but i just dropped it05:22
jsgotangconon-cyber activities05:22
JaneWogra: lemme know how it goes 05:22
wasabiBuh. gdm reinstall doesn't configure itself right.05:22
wasabimissing /etc/X11/default-display-manager05:22
ograJaneW, yep05:22
JaneWso long and thanks for all the seeds ;)05:22
ogra:)05:22
JaneWjsgotangco: i.e I will be interacting with *REAL* people shudder05:23
ograwasabi, purge it before ? 05:23
jsgotangcolol05:23
Amaranthi give up on vlc05:28
Amaranthstupid X05:28
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davydso, the rule of thumb for breezy on amd6405:29
davyddon't reboot05:29
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ogradavyd, 05:30
ograogra@honk:~ $ uname -a05:30
ograLinux honk 2.6.12-1-amd64-k8 #1 Fri Jun 17 11:53:15 BST 2005 x86_64 GNU/Linux05:30
ograogra@honk:~ $ uptime05:30
ogra 17:29:27 up 1 day, 21:23,  5 users,  load average: 0.17, 0.21, 0.1305:30
ograno problems here05:30
davydogra: some things appear to be uninstallable05:31
davydwhich is a little concerning05:31
ogradavyd, new install or hoary upgrade ?05:31
davydupgrade from a new hoary install05:32
ograhmm, here too... but i never dist-upgrade in a development system... i only upgrade and pick the left over stuff manually05:32
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Nermalooooh.. davyd05:38
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davydso g77 is in main, but gfortran is in universe05:41
davydthat hardly seems fair now, does it05:41
ograheh05:42
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davydwhat's the gcc flag to compile a 32-bit binary?05:45
Kamion-m3205:45
davydcheers05:45
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Kamionogra: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/current/05:46
jpwtf is cheers?05:46
Kamionsee a dictionary05:46
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ograheh05:47
davydis it possible to link to a 32-bit .a file from a 64-bit binary?05:48
KamionI doubt it ...05:48
ograKamion, that looks bad http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20050715/report.html05:48
davydyeah05:48
davydthis is going to get messy, I may need to set up a chroot05:48
wasabi_oh man, everything on my machine is nicely crashing now.05:48
wasabi_epiphany too.05:48
Kamionogra: hah, I'll have a look05:48
davydbecause I have a lot of 32-bit libraries that I need to call into05:48
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ograKamion, :( # amd64:895 # i386:925 # powerpc:76805:49
davydI wonder how many of them I can rebuild for Opteron05:49
siretarthelp!05:50
siretartI'm trying to fix ghc6, which is uninstallable atm. it build depends on itself :/05:50
siretarthow to proceed?05:51
Kamionogra: haha, whoops, I screwed up debian-cd05:51
ograoh, phew :)05:51
Kamionogra: and for that matter I just noticed that I never adjusted Kubuntu for the base->minimal/standard split05:52
Kamionno wonder it's not been working05:52
Kamionbut Riddell didn't nag me enough to notice, or apparently debug it himself ...05:52
ograyay for edubuntu then :)05:52
Kamion"libc6 is missing" would have been enough of a hint :P05:52
wasabi_Question.05:52
wasabi_What is Ubuntu's stance on unique ways to bypass copyright?05:53
wasabi_For instance, program A doesn't allow distirbution by anybody really... is it acceptable to have a wiki article describing how to get it, and promoting that wiki article?05:53
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ograheh05:53
Kamiondepends on your jurisdiction I think05:53
wasabi_I speak of Java.05:53
davydanyone have an idea what libguide is?05:53
Kamionbut consult a lawyer05:53
wasabi_Well, I ask from the point of view of the guys running the Wiki.05:54
KamionI don't think Ubuntu/Canonical should be giving you legal advice here05:54
wasabi_It's Canonical's wiki.05:54
KamionHeh, in that case Canonical probably ought to consult a lawyer. :-)05:54
wasabi_Take this current circumstance... Sun's Java. Bunch of guys, who are not realted to Canonical, package up Sun's JDK.05:54
wasabi_And distribute. Which is technically illegal to do.05:54
jsgotangcoyou mean backports05:55
wasabi_Yes.05:55
wasabi_Exactly.05:55
wasabi_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Java05:55
jsgotangcoi've read the wiki entry05:55
wasabi_I'm just curious about that.05:55
KamionI don't know who's liable for information published on a wiki.05:55
wasabi_Is there an official Canonical stance?05:55
wasabi_Personally I don't like it.05:55
KamionOne could argue that the wiki is basically just being a common carrier, but it might well depend on the judge ... the Wikimedia Foundation might know more.05:55
jsgotangcoyeah we've discussed that during the docteam meeting as well regarding stuff in theUbuntu wiki05:56
wasabi_I don't want to promote it. There are other legal ways to get the software on your machine.05:56
jsgotangcowe decided to raise it on CC05:56
KamionI haven't heard of an official Canonical stance on this, largely because everybody runs away screaming05:56
wasabi_Hah.05:56
Lathiatso..05:56
Kamionwe were very careful not to get into the issue when we released warty, but many of the people who got involved chose not to respect that decision05:56
Lathiatcan we get libaa synced in yet05:56
jsgotangcothe issue really is questionable content on official servers05:56
Lathiataalib was transition to libaa05:56
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Kamionif we deleted that stuff, it would just get added straight back again05:56
Lathiatand all the sdl stuff is broken till we get libaa and fix sdl05:56
wasabi_jsgotangco, well, I wouldn't say in some jurisidictions linking to questionable content is pretty much cut and dry05:57
wasabi_take that recent .au case.05:57
Kamionjsgotangco: the CC doesn't consist of lawyers, either05:57
RiddellKamion: I havn't noticed the base->minimal/standard split before.  what needs to be adjusted?05:57
KamionRiddell: it's done05:57
wasabi_But regardless, in this specific case, is it something we can come down on? The software is available legally.05:57
wasabi_It's just not available legally from backports.05:57
wasabi_Have to go to Sun's website to get it.05:57
KamionRiddell: you didn't notice that the Kubuntu CDs didn't contain any of the base system?05:58
RiddellKamion: well I noticed they didn't work at all05:58
Kamionright, but I need you guys to help me debug this sort of thing05:58
KamionI cannot manage CD builds for three distributions by myself with no help05:58
siretartmay I file a bug for ghc6 in bugzilla? I don't think that we MOTU's can handle this issue on our own :(05:59
Kamionso when they don't work, please try to find out why :-)05:59
RiddellKamion: will do.  so tomorrow's should work in theory?05:59
KamionRiddell: it'll have this particular bug fixed, but beyond that I don't know06:00
Riddellor maybe they won't if X still has issues06:00
KamionRiddell: I've just kicked off a new build06:00
RiddellKamion: cool, I'll give that a go then06:00
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Kamionshould be ~50mins06:01
RiddellKamion: is the base split documented somewhere?  it's not on SeedManagement06:06
ograRiddell, you could just compare the seeds06:07
ogra(guessing you have a locl branch without the split)06:08
ogralocal even06:08
Riddelldon't think I do06:08
eruinany plans to add something like this in ubuntu?  ( http://www.math.vt.edu/people/jbwillia/calendar.jpg ) - note the evolution tasks, which I gather is a fedora-specific patch06:08
jsgotangcogood night!06:10
KamionRiddell: http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/PackageSelection06:11
Kamionthough I think that says base and standard, not minimal and standard06:11
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KamionRiddell: I've updated SeedManagement06:15
Kamionsomewhat, anyway06:15
RiddellKamion: thanks06:16
Riddellogra: seen http://italc.sourceforge.net/home.php ?06:16
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comadrejawhere's xmodmap now ?06:23
dredgxmodmap is so X 3.3 :)06:23
comadrejaI had xmodmap until last upgrade to -4106:24
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cartmananyone knows why latest X.org is not built for amd64? Same q. for xvinfo which xbase-clients depend on06:27
eruingnome complained about xorg/gnome keyboard mismatch ;D06:27
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carstenhjbailey: ping06:41
seb128lamont: please kick gnome-control-center too06:41
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davydhow hard is it to build a 32bit library and shove it into /lib32 etc (as appropriate)06:43
davydis there a nice howto for this?06:43
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KamionRiddell: new Kubuntu daily CD build up, contains libc6 now ;-)06:44
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herzithe ubuntu installation freezes when creating the ext3 partition on a sata drive (always at the 5% step) with a sempron machine, any hints how i can find out why?06:47
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eruinis xbase-clients going to be dropped?06:54
cartmaneruin: why?06:55
Kamionno06:55
eruinjust wondering ;)06:55
eruinthis modularization stuff has my head in a horrible spin06:56
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cartmaneruin: it depends on xvinfo so its borked on amd64 now06:56
cartmanin case you use amd6406:56
Riddellis there a way to subscribe to all pages in the wiki?06:56
eruinI was thinking more of its conflict with xkeyboard-config06:56
eruinno doubt daniels is working way too hard on fixing it06:56
Kamioneruin: modularisation means that individual packages can be fixed without everyone having to download an enormous 50MB blob06:57
cartmanRiddell: use rss feed maybe06:57
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ivoksi think daniels would appriciate some peace these days :)06:57
eruinyeah ;)06:57
eruinhe's been in this x mess for well over a month now hasn't he?06:57
cartmanno way without fixing amd64 :P06:58
Kamionactually, let's call that more like 200MB, since that's the mirror hit of xfree8606:58
eruinpoor lad06:58
ivokshard job06:58
Kamioncartman: it's not daniels' fault; the amd64 buildds are down06:58
cartmanKamion: oh why? :(06:58
Kamioncartman: uh, dunno, last I heard they just weren't responding to stimuli06:58
cartmanKamion: :(06:58
Kamionprobably needs somebody to reboot them, but the relevant people are in Finland06:58
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cartman:/06:59
cartmanDebconf5 ?06:59
Kamionyes06:59
cartmanI see :/06:59
eruinwhere are the buildds at?06:59
Kamiondatacentre in London06:59
eruinI'm going there soon07:00
eruinI'll do it! :P07:00
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eruinyou didn't calculate in my amazing charms ;>07:00
Kamion"hi, I'd like to reboot some servers" "who are you?" "oh, just this guy"07:00
eruinhaha07:01
ivoks"what guy?" "you know, the guy..."07:01
ivoks"piss of kid"07:01
eruinthe reboot guy07:01
cartmanthe guy with the amd6407:01
cartman:P07:01
eruinI think they07:01
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eruin'd rather say something along the lines of sod off07:01
ivoksah right, london :)07:01
jbaileycarstenh: pong!07:01
dilinger"listen, this guy on IRC told me he needed a server rebooted.."07:01
jbaileydilinger: Sure, just give me the root password. =)07:02
carstenhjbailey: hi, did you find out who the mentor of GraphicalConfigTools is?07:02
jbaileycarstenh: No, I'll ping Jane again.07:02
hervehey jbailey!07:02
carstenhjbailey: ok, thanks07:02
jbaileyHeya Herv07:02
jbaileyGah, one of thes edays I need to figure out why opening a new windows in evo to send an email brings my system to its knees.07:03
AmaranthSolution: Don't use evolution.07:05
Amaranth*cough*07:05
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jbaileyAmaranth: I have to support it, so it's better if I use it.07:06
eruinhttp://www.math.vt.edu/people/jbwillia/calendar.jpg07:06
eruinanyone see that?07:06
Amaranthwhat is that?07:06
eruinis that a fedora-specific thing or hidden inside ubuntu?07:07
eruinthe evolution tasks in the calendar07:07
Amaranththat's e-d-s07:07
jbaileyeruin: The calendar?07:07
jbaileyIt works in Ubuntu07:07
eruinhmm07:07
eruinnot by default?07:07
ograeruin, sure...07:08
eruinhm07:08
eruinI wonder why my tasks dont show07:08
Amaranthyou made a task in evolution for today?07:09
eruinohhh07:10
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Amaranthi was wowed when i first found that07:12
Amaranthuntil i realized i used tomboy to make a todo list instead of evolution07:12
eruinhaah07:12
eruinthe backend for that thing should really be more generic, so as to allow apps like tomboy to add/control it07:13
eruinevolution is a bit over-the-hill for most people07:13
ograeruin, thats planned, thats exactly what e-d-s was written for07:13
eruinI obviously need to educate myself more07:14
JanCwasabi : I think in almost all countries you're safe if you remove "illegal" stuff from a wiki when you are asked to do so by the copyright holder07:14
JanCand sun would be really stupid to ask that in this case...07:14
JanC"stupid" being an euphemism07:15
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KamionAmaranth: so gtk_window_set_focus_on_map (window, FALSE) is the right way to avoid debconf's GNOME frontend stealing focus, isn't it?07:16
davydoh man, packaging libraries for /lib32 is hard work07:16
jbaileycarstenh: I've emailed her, since she's not online.07:18
AmaranthKamion: Not sure.07:18
carstenhjbailey: thanks07:18
AmaranthKamion: I thought it was a WM hint.07:18
carstenhjbailey: i just startet system-config-services in a fedora-chroot... should we support different configurations in different runlevels?07:20
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jbaileyHmm, good question.07:21
AmaranthKamion: #gnome-hackers says it should Just Work07:22
Riddellhow do I rsync daily CDs?  can't find the URL07:22
jbaileycarstenh: Y'know, that sounds like a royal pain in the butt to support.07:22
jbaileycarstenh: I think we should probably just either start the firewall or not.07:22
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carstenhjbailey: sure, services is the last thing to do, but we should talk about it earlier07:23
Amaranthsystem-config-services? hehe07:24
Amaranthi tried to port that once07:24
Amaranthdo we even need it? we have the GNOME one and BUM07:25
KamionAmaranth: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2004-December/msg00306.html implies I need to set_focus_on_map(), I think07:25
lamontseb128: kicked07:25
KamionRiddell: rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/kubuntu/daily/current/breezy-install-i386.iso07:26
lamontdaniels: is -42 happy then, or is it still b0rked?07:26
AmaranthKamion: yep, that's it07:26
RiddellKamion: thanks07:27
Amaranthlamont: xbase-clients will take about a week, from the sound of it07:27
Amaranthif you pin it to 6.8.2-36 you should be ok though07:28
lamontAmaranth: my question was more whether I should expect to see -43 today or not... :)07:28
Amaranthah07:28
carstenhAmaranth: currently two summer of code projects are planing to implement something like this...07:28
Amaranthdaniels passed out a long time ago07:28
comadrejaAmaranth : where can I get xbase-clients 6.8.2-36 ?07:28
Amaranthcomadreja: apt pinning07:29
comadrejamy x are screwed07:29
Amaranthman apt_preferences07:29
comadrejayep07:29
Amaranthwhat is wrong with your X?07:29
comadrejathe keyboard07:29
comadrejaI lost xmodmap, and the mapping doesn-t work anymore07:29
comadrejait was on xbase-clients, but it's not anymore07:30
lamontcarstenh: implement what?07:30
Amaranthyou symlinked /usr/bin/xkbcomp to /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp and installed xkeyboard-config?07:30
carstenhlamont: something like system-config-services for ubuntu07:30
lamontah, ok07:30
Amaranththat can't be the only thing on your list07:30
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Amaranththat should only take a week or so to port, you have to have something else07:31
carstenhAmaranth: no, it is only a part in both projects07:31
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comadrejalet me check07:31
Kamionbah, I need a new libgtk2-perl for this07:32
comadrejaAmaranth : I have no /etc/X11/xkb/xkbcomp07:32
Amaranthcomadreja: exactly07:32
comadrejaneither /usr/bin/xkbcomp 07:33
Amaranth...07:33
Amaranthwtf07:33
comadrejayes07:33
Amaranthyou installed xkeyboard-config?07:33
comadrejayep07:33
Amaranthdo you have apt-file?07:33
comadrejanopes07:34
Amaranthuse apt-file to see what package supposedly has xkbcomp07:34
Amaranthget it, set it up, and search for xkbcomp07:34
comadrejaok07:34
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comadrejaAmaranth : xbase-clients07:38
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Amaranthyou have xbase-clients -36?07:38
comadrejanopes, i have -4207:39
Amaranth...07:39
Amaranthi told you to pin -3607:39
comadrejatoo late :(07:39
comadrejaI already had it07:39
Amaranthno, pinning -36 will make it downgrade07:39
comadrejaPackage: xbase-clients07:40
comadrejacrispin: version 6.8.2-3607:40
comadrejaPin-Priority: 100107:40
comadrejaI've got that07:40
Amaranthyeah07:40
comadrejano downgrade, though07:40
Amaranthapt-get update and apt-get install xbase-clients07:40
Amaranththe 1001 should force it to downgrade07:40
comadrejaPackage xbase-clients is not available, but is referred to by another package.07:40
Amaranthi haven't done this in a _long_ time though07:41
Amaranthwtf07:41
Amaranthok, let's install it manually07:41
Amaranthand _leave it at -36_07:41
JanCprobably -36 isn't in the archive anymore...07:41
comadrejawhere can I download it ?07:41
comadrejathat's it07:41
Amaranthdamn07:42
Amaranth-36 is only in for amd6407:42
Amaranthsince the amd64 buildds fell over07:42
Amaranthsomeone posted a link to it in here07:42
Riddellhttp://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~jr/kubuntu/xbase-clients_6.8.2-32_i386.deb07:42
Amaranththey had a copy07:42
Amaranthwoo, close enough07:43
Amaranthok, install that and change the pin to that version07:43
comadrejaconflict07:43
comadreja xcursorgen conflicts with xbase-clients (<< 6.8.2-35)07:44
Amaranth...07:44
Amaranth*sigh*07:44
comadrejaI could force it...07:44
Amaranthno07:44
Amaranthhttp://i-understand.com/xbase-clients_6.8.2-36_i386.deb07:45
comadrejacool :)07:45
Amaranthfabbione's logs to the rescue!07:45
Riddellhttp://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~jr/kubuntu/xbase-clients_6.8.2-36_i386.deb07:45
comadrejaawesom07:47
crimsunKamion: please sync wxwindows2.4 from Sid07:47
comadrejabut the keyboard is still broken07:47
comadrejaI made the link07:47
Amaranthkick back and wait for daniels to wake up, i guess07:48
comadrejabut at least I have xmodmap07:48
comadrejayes, no problem with this :)07:48
Amaranthyou installed xkeyboard-config?07:48
ogracomadreja, there is also a post on -devel with a handfull of links ;)07:48
Amaranthyou might want to reinstall it07:48
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Amaranthi seem to remember it conflicting with xbase-clients07:48
lamontah, just on powerpc...07:48
lamontI bet it didn't finish building there yet or something,07:48
Amaranthyeah, powerpc accepted it and we were all happy07:48
Amaranththen it unaccepted and we cried07:49
comadrejaogra: thanks, I'll check it07:49
Amaranththen nothing built until -41, whee07:49
Kamioncrimsun: I don't do syncs07:50
Kamioncrimsun: if you want approval of a sync, ask for it :)07:50
crimsunKamion: ah, only NEW?07:50
lamontcrimsun: and only when it's trivial07:50
Kamionsort of general backup stuff07:50
crimsunsorry, not current with policy07:50
Kamionbah, why is wxwindows2.4 a native package anyway?07:51
ogracrimsun, what about 2.6 ? 07:51
Kamionogra: Edubuntu CD builds updated; rather healthier now07:51
crimsunogra: Debian maintainer is waiting for cvs to stabilise07:51
ograKamion, thanks a lot :)07:52
chrissturmhmm, is 2,6.1 not stable_07:52
highvoltageedubuntu CD builds? are they downloadable anywhere?07:52
ogracrimsun, i thought i heard seb128 mention its in now ...07:52
Amaranthit's in experimental07:52
Amaranthi built it today07:52
ograhighvoltage, yes but unlikely to work with the current X suituation07:53
Kamioncrimsun: does it not need to be merged? there are Ubuntu changes07:53
seth_kdoes the -42 X fix the issues of yesterday?07:53
ograhighvoltage, i'll annouce ste start of the autobuilds in edubutu-devel soon07:53
Amaranthseth_k: stick with -3607:53
ogras/ste/the/07:53
Kamioncrimsun: in any case, the last Debian version is from before upstream version freeze, so you don't need approval - if it doesn't need a merge, talk to elmo when he's around, or send him mail07:53
highvoltageogra: ok. cool.07:53
seth_kAmaranth: word07:53
Amaranthseth_k: it's going to be the only version to work for the next week or so07:53
ograhighvoltage, with the appropriate warnings :)07:54
highvoltagehehe, of course.07:54
seth_kAmaranth: thank you for the info, 36 it is07:54
comadrejaI get this when trying to install xkeyboard-config07:54
comadreja trying to overwrite `/etc/X11/xkb/compiled', which is also in package xbase-clients07:54
Amaranthexactly07:54
Amaranthforce it07:54
crimsunKamion: all right, thanks07:54
highvoltageogra, do you have lots of bandwidth where you are, to download a ~680MB file?07:55
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ograhighvoltage, i have a flatrate but only a 768k line07:55
Kamionlamont-away: UNACCEPTs> if elmo can't do it right now, get him to tell me what to do please ...07:55
davydso... can I request that libgfortran be added to ia32 libs?07:55
highvoltage<gasp> only!?07:55
lamont-awayKamion: actually, looks like -42/ppc made it in finally, so they're really gone.07:56
lamont-awayKamion: and I think it's as simple/trivial as nuking the offending package from Accepted.  but that's just a guess.07:56
lamont-awayanyway, --> office07:56
ajfanyone have a PPC deb of -36?07:57
ajf:D07:57
Amaranthwe did about 5 minutes ago07:58
comadrejaAmaranth : do I have to pin xlibs and xlibs-data too ?07:58
Amaranthsee if you can find it on a mirror07:58
Amaranthxlibs is a dummy package07:59
comadrejaxlibs-data ?08:00
ograhighvoltage, 1M is the common minimum here, i just live to far away from the next headend, so i pay 1M but only get 768k 08:00
Amaranthdunno about xlibs-data08:00
Amaranthi don't think you have to worry about anything other than xbase-clients08:00
comadrejatrying...08:01
comadrejarmdir: `/etc/X11/xkb/geometry': Directory not empty08:01
comadrejadpkg: error processing xlibs (--configure):08:01
Amaranthyou know, if something breaks the only option is reinstalling or waiting08:01
Amaranthsince -36 isn't on the archives08:01
comadrejayes, now I've got it on the hd08:01
Amaranthsure, that one package08:02
highvoltageogra: i just got a 128k connection, and I've got a faster connection than any of my friends.08:02
Amaranthno one has a mirror of the rest of the -36 packages08:02
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ograhighvoltage, yep08:02
Amaranthso if you break something you're sol08:02
comadrejaAmaranth : thanks a million for your help :)08:02
ograhighvoltage, its over here in germany, i think its only a matter of time for SA08:02
jpwho knows what dbus-sharp version requires muine from cvs?08:02
highvoltageyes, that's what they say.08:03
ograjp, tseng08:03
jpogra ;) ok :)08:03
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ivoksnight08:07
highvoltagegnight08:08
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comadrejawhat's the position regarding the libXrender.la file ? should it be included or not ?08:21
Riddellcomadreja: no, other .la files are yet to be updated to stop referencing libXrender.la though08:24
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seth_kwork, codeslaves, work08:40
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hughsiemjg59: ping?09:11
mjg59hughsie: Hi09:12
mjg59Only here briefly09:12
hughsiecool, no problem.09:12
hughsiehave you had a chance to speak to ogra?09:12
mjg59Not really - I'm at Debconf at the moment09:12
hughsieahh, forgot, sorry09:12
hughsiegoing well?09:12
mjg59Pretty good, yup09:13
Simiraah09:13
mjg59I've just ported vbetool to use x86emu on non-x86 platforms09:13
hughsieand power stuff going on? :)09:13
mjg59So amd64 support ought to be improved now09:13
hughsiemjg59: cool09:13
hughsiemjg59, honestly, what you make of gnome power manager. be blunt09:14
=== davyd decides that a chroot is the only way he's going to get a sane compile environment
mjg59hughsie: From the looks of it, it's coming together really well09:15
davydjust until I can recompile my dependancies for amd6409:16
hughsiemjg59, with the HAL backend?09:16
mjg59Yeah09:16
hughsieWhat about pmscripts? suitable for ubuntu?09:16
mjg59Not sure yet09:16
mjg59I honestly haven't had a chance to look - I've just moved house09:17
hughsiei'm guessing you could hack them around better than kI ever could09:17
hughsiemjg59, i know what you mean, me too a few weeks ago09:17
hughsiehell, on earth09:17
mjg59We'll probably just end up integrating the scripts we currently have09:17
davyddamned crack scripts09:18
hughsiemjg59, thats what i wanted really09:18
hughsiethe distros to do what they wanted, and just use g-p-m as the front end09:18
mjg59Yeah09:18
mjg59Anyway, I need to head out now09:18
hughsiecool.09:18
hughsiemjg59, enyoy the conf.09:18
mjg59I'll be hacking on this in the next week or so, so look forward to bug reports :)09:19
hughsiemjg59, nice one!09:19
mjg59Bye09:19
hughsiei love patches09:19
hughsiebye09:19
=== davyd thinks he should go to bed about now
hughsiedavyd, you say that every day!09:20
davydhughsie: I'm up a lot later then usual09:20
davydbeen playing with building some software on amd6409:20
hughsienot got that luxury :-(09:21
davydbut it's too hard to recompile my libraries to 64-bit09:21
davydand I don't have a good enough compiler09:21
hughsiei'll stick with my i386 old pc's09:21
davydthis is a new work PC they've given me09:21
hughsiedavyd: yum install ? (joke!)09:21
hughsiedavyd, with my new laptop, i figured 64 bit wasn;t worth the extra hassle09:22
davydI have 64 bit versions of the maths library09:22
davydbut only a 32 bit version of the Intel Fortran compiler09:22
hughsiedavyd, make much difference?09:22
davydhughsie: apparently09:22
davydgfortran is not fantastic09:23
hughsielol, i could have guessed that!09:23
davydat some point it's going to be my job to autotools up a whole lot of our random libraries09:23
davydideally make them less 70s UNIX09:23
davydthere are UNIX admins in my company who appear to have missed the 80s and 90s09:24
davydprogrammers too09:24
hughsielol, i do not envy you one little bit!09:24
hughsieautotools, ... hummmm... not that nice fuzzy feeling09:25
davydI'm getting ok at it09:25
davydI managed to rewrite the macros for the app I'm working on09:25
hughsiecool.09:25
davydbut it has too many hard coded paths for my liking09:25
hughsieon phone, sorry09:28
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hughsiedavyd, g2g, catch you later09:33
davydlater09:34
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Burgundaviajdub, ping09:43
jphe's in japan09:48
Burgundaviaah09:52
Burgundaviabugger09:52
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auraxhay can anyone have access to #ubuntu's bans ?10:04
auraxsomeone banned me ..10:04
auraxwith no reason .10:04
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tritiumaurax, do you recall when/why?10:06
auraxweek and a half ago10:07
auraxdunno why10:07
auraxi got d/c and when i get back i was banned10:07
auraxgot*10:07
tritiumaurax, yes, I see it now10:07
thomyou may well have been bouncing10:07
auraxi got many ip's10:07
aurax<-dynami10:07
auraxc10:07
tritiumaurax, let me talk to the person that banned you.  one moment10:08
auraxok10:08
auraxthanks10:08
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tritiumaurax, I reviewed the irc logs at the time you were banned.  It is my opinion that the op who banned you had justification.10:21
lamontKamion: you still around?10:22
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RiddellKamion: the kubuntu install CD says No Kernal Modules Were Found10:26
Kamionlamont: about to go shuffle from house to house again, but say it and I'll read scrollback10:26
\shdoes anybody have a xutils 6.8.2-36 package with mkfontdir inside? 10:26
ajf\sh: ditto, heh :D10:26
ajfI <3 breezy10:27
ajfalso, apt-file doesn't depend on curl, and it should10:27
tsengbugs go to bugzilla/malone please10:27
KamionRiddell: hmm, I think we need to do some seed merging10:27
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KamionRiddell: I'll take a look in a bit10:27
Riddell\sh: http://dev.kubuntu.org.uk/~jr/tmp/xutils_6.8.2-34_i386.deb10:28
\shriddell: i love u honey :)10:28
KamionRiddell: yep, requires a merge of the 2.6.12-2 -> 2.6.12-3 installer seed change - I'll fix in a bit10:28
KamionRiddell: thanks10:28
RiddellKamion: if seed in kubuntu/edubuntu is always the same as in ubuntu could ./update not grab the current version from ubuntu?10:29
\sh*grm*  bbl10:31
ajfRiddell: you don't have one for powerpc, do you?10:37
Riddellajf: one what?10:38
Riddellajf: no xutils for powerpc I'm afraid10:39
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