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pefhello08:39
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pefRiddell: hello, about unsermake and qtparted, I understand why notice upstream, but not why notice debian maintainer ? their current version (0.4.4) builds fine, the problem is with 0.4.5 release, not yet into Debian08:56
Tm_Tpef: something about helping each other?09:07
pefTm_T: if a package is newer in ubuntu, it will be integrated by utnubu team, no ?09:09
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Tm_Tyu09:13
pefTm_T: so the debian maintainer will have all my corrections to get the package working :)09:16
Tm_Tpef: sounds good to me :)09:19
pef:] 09:20
Tm_Tthey are in our side afterall09:20
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pefmail sent :)09:42
Tm_T:)09:42
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\shguys...can somebody try out klibido? I get strange crashes here10:41
\sh(breezy version)10:41
pef\sh: what are you doing to have the crash ?10:43
\shpef: adding a server, downloading the grouplist, trying to subscribe to groups10:43
pefdownloading grouplist...10:43
Lathiatseems to run here 10:44
Lathiatah ok10:44
\shcrashing?10:44
pefslow link, wait :)10:45
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Lathiatworking fine here10:47
pef\sh: no crash10:48
pef\sh: maybe corrupted grouplist database10:48
\shpef: argl10:48
\shthen our need to check with a normal usenet client :(10:49
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\shhmmm10:53
\shnow it's crashing when I delete a server *grmpf*10:53
\shthink I'll delete my .kde klibido stuff first10:53
Lathiatheh10:54
\shno...again...subscribe to groups -> crash10:55
\shbut not with knode10:55
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Riddellwho wants to test kde 3.5 beta 2 for me?01:03
Tm_Tyou mean install and say if it works?01:04
Tm_To/ o/01:04
Riddellyes01:05
Riddellor say if it installs01:05
Riddelldeb http://kubuntu.org/~jr/archive-kde35beta/ breezy mai01:06
Riddelldeb http://kubuntu.org/~jr/archive-kde35beta/ breezy main01:06
Tm_Tok I'll let you know01:10
Riddellthanks01:10
Tm_Ttrying upgrade 267 packages, proceeding ->01:12
Tm_Toh, ubuntu has upgraded lynx :)01:12
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Tm_Tjust downloading packages take almost an hour01:13
Tm_Thmm, is it an hour or a hour ?01:13
Riddellan hour01:14
Riddella euopean hour01:14
Riddellno, it doesn't make sense :)01:14
Tm_TI thought so01:14
Tm_TRiddell: installing... looks like all going fine02:03
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Tm_TErrors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/kdelibs-data_4%3a3.4.92-0ubuntu2_all.deb02:09
Tm_TI'll do dpkg -i to it02:09
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Tm_Tok, then it wen't ok02:10
Tm_Twent02:11
Tm_Tanyway02:11
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RiddellTm_T: what was the error?02:14
Tm_Tjust gave that, dpkg -i to it wen't ok02:16
Tm_Twent02:16
Tm_Tand now I think I got them all installed02:16
Tm_Tkept back: kdeedu kdegames kdepim libkcal2-dev libkcal2a02:17
RiddellTm_T: but did it say what the error was at all?02:17
Tm_TRiddell: in subprocess dpkg etc02:17
Riddellhmm02:17
Tm_Tdpkg does it sometimes :)02:18
Tm_Tshould I run it then?02:18
Riddellrun which?02:19
RiddellKDE 3.5? yes02:19
Tm_TE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)02:19
Tm_Tthat was it02:19
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Riddellhow unuseful of it02:19
Tm_Tyup, those two lines was all what it gave from error, doesn't tell about it at all :p02:21
Tm_Tbut I think I reboot, time of it ->02:21
Tm_Thahha02:31
Tm_Tno X here then02:31
Tm_Tcomplaining about parse error of xorg.conf02:34
Tm_T"FontPath" is not a valid keyword in this section.02:35
Tm_Twhat's that?02:35
Tm_Taah, sorry, my mistake02:36
Tm_Twas # in wrong place02:37
Tm_T=)02:37
Tm_T->02:37
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Tm_Tok02:40
Tm_Tartsd crashed immediately02:40
Tm_TRiddell: ok, what you need to know?02:44
RiddellTm_T: that it all installed and is sane02:46
Riddellarts crashing isn't too unusual :)02:46
Tm_Ttrue02:46
Tm_Tit crashes all the time :p02:47
Tm_Tbut I don't care02:47
Tm_Tamarok does give sound, I'm happy02:47
Tm_T:)02:47
Tm_Tyup, beta2 working here o/02:47
Riddellgroovy02:53
Tm_TI like :)02:53
Tm_Thaven't noticed any problems02:53
Tm_Tyet02:53
Tm_Tok, all packages installed, no problems at all02:54
Tm_Tnow I have to install my svn stuff too ->02:55
RiddellTm_T: thanks for that03:06
Tm_Tnp03:13
Tm_Tthanks for this opportunity :)03:13
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Tm_TRiddell: hmm, when beta2 will be released?03:56
RiddellTm_T: tomorrow it seems03:56
Tm_Tok03:56
Tm_Tso I know advertise it ;)03:57
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jjesseRiddell: I'm back any major changes to any docs for Kubuntu post-release?04:21
Riddelljjesse: yeah I made some changes04:22
Riddelland I have an account on the svn server now so I can merge them back to branch04:22
Riddellthen we merge them back to trunk04:22
Riddellthen we go dapper04:22
jjessecool, ready to get started again :) updating svn right now04:22
Riddellwell see the kubuntu-docs package for my changes04:24
jjesseok will do04:24
Riddelljjesse: so you plan to keep doing kubuntu docs for dapper?04:25
Riddellhe said hopefully04:25
jjesseRiddell:  yes i plan on working on kubuntu for all distros04:26
Riddell?04:26
jjessedapper plus post dapper04:26
Riddellkubuntu for all distros?04:26
jjessei want to keep doing them as long as can i said it wrong04:26
Tm_Ts/distro/release04:26
Tm_T;)04:27
Riddellexcellent04:27
jjessei think right now i'm the only member on the doc-team working on kubuntu docs04:27
jjesseeveryone else is working on ubuntu 04:28
RiddellI wonder if they hand out bounties for docs04:28
Riddelljjesse: I've added a KubuntuDocs BoF to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBelowZero/BOFs04:29
Riddelljjesse: if you could write down any thoughts on what the ideal docs for dapper would look like that would be cool04:29
jjesseRiddell: i will work on that04:29
Riddelljust bullet points or whatever04:29
jjesseas i can't come to UbuntuBelowZero04:29
Riddellleave a space in your calendar for 6 months time, well get you to the next one :)04:30
jjessegrin thanks04:30
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apokryphosRiddell: beta2 works fine (went home briefly earlier; figured I'd try it out)05:46
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apokryphosbut dang debuild gives the evil pic error again :/05:46
Riddellapokryphos: even arts?05:47
apokryphoshm, didn't check sound -- it did install fine though05:48
Riddellapokryphos: could well be one of the missing debian common patches that does that, I'll add those back soonish05:48
Riddellapokryphos: but arts didn't crash on startup?05:48
apokryphosnope05:48
Riddellgood good05:48
Tm_Tthen it was good random in my case ;)05:49
Tm_Ttouch of "home" to windows users =)05:50
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apokryphosRiddell: if you can, let me know if someone builds kdebase successfully on amd64 -- I'll be happy to try any other packs once that's out the way05:56
Riddellapokryphos: sure05:56
Riddellapokryphos: have you tried just building it without the debian stuff?05:56
Riddellplain ./configure && make05:57
apokryphosnope, can do05:57
seaLneis it expected after logining out a just dist-upgradede to 3.5 that kdm will continue running but X will die?05:58
RiddellseaLne: X should restart05:59
seaLneah sorry kdm died but ofcourse left its pid file05:59
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_Tonio_Riddell: I have a question for a Linux expert, if you have a second ;) a problem making me crazy !06:01
_Tonio_Riddell: and first : hello ;)06:01
seaLneand as others have mentioned arts crashes when starting06:01
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seaLnekd@manson:~$ artsd06:02
seaLneunix_connect: can't connect to server (unix:/tmp/ksocket-kd/localhost.localdomain-7a8b-4353caae)06:02
Riddellhi _Tonio_ 06:05
_Tonio_hi Riddell  ;)06:05
Riddell_Tonio_: if I see a linux expert I'll put you in touch :)06:05
_Tonio_haha ! You may have the key, can I ask ?06:05
Riddell_Tonio_: try me06:08
_Tonio_Riddell: okay06:09
_Tonio_on my girlfriend's desktop, fonts size sometimes change while booting06:09
_Tonio_generally it gets the correct size, but sometimes fonts are really small06:09
Riddellon the console or on X?06:10
_Tonio_on X06:10
_Tonio_I searched in the logs and found this :06:10
_Tonio_(II) NVIDIA(0): Virtual screen size determined to be 1280 x 102406:10
_Tonio_(==) NVIDIA(0): DPI set to (75, 75)06:10
_Tonio_75 is too little.... but why does it happen on that machine especially ?06:11
Riddellit asks the monitor what to set it to, monitors arn't always reliable for a sensible reply06:11
RiddellI havn't worked out how to turn that off yet although it can't be hard06:11
Tm_Thmm06:11
Tm_Tddc ?06:11
_Tonio_okay but is there a way to force the fonts size value in xorg ?06:12
_Tonio_I'm not the only one with that problem apparently06:12
Tm_T_Tonio_: ddc can be disabled, then you can give your own screen sizes06:12
_Tonio_Yagisan on #ubuntu-motu has exactly the same06:12
Tm_Tlike I do06:12
_Tonio_Tm_T: nice, but what means ddc ?06:13
Tm_Tddc is "the system" what your hardware & xorg uses to determine stuff06:13
Tm_Tlike your monitor info06:14
Tm_Twiki tell more06:14
_Tonio_okay... so according to you this is not a problem with the nvidia driver ?06:14
Tm_Tnope06:14
Tm_Tafaik06:14
Tm_Tand even if it is, it can be easily "fix"06:14
_Tonio_okay..... I'm gonna look on the wiki06:14
Tm_T_Tonio_: and I mean wikipedia ;)06:15
_Tonio_Tm_T: so I would just have to make a dpkg-reconfigure xorg-server and put the good values and that's it ?06:15
Tm_Tno06:15
_Tonio_Tm_T:  okay ;)06:15
Tm_Tyou have to add some lines to your xorg.conf06:15
_Tonio_could you eventually send me yours to get an example ?06:15
Tm_Tsection "device" -> add line: Option "ddc" "no"06:16
cmvo_Tonio_: Hi! How about using the -dpi switch for the X server in kdmrc?06:16
_Tonio_cmvo: which would change what ???06:17
Tm_Tsection "monitor" -> add line:  DisplaySize  370  277 (use your values;))06:17
Tm_TI do it that way06:17
_Tonio_and that's all ?06:17
Tm_Tyup06:18
cmvo_Tonio_: Changes the dpi setting the X server uses. I use it to fore 75 dpi fonts if the server chooses 100 dpi.06:19
Tm_Tcmvo: hmm, that give larger fonts ?06:19
Tm_Tand I have trouble with too large fonts, so I use that technique I explained to have smaller fonts :)06:20
cmvoTm_T: I don't like large fonts either and use the -dpi switch since, I think, XFree 4.1.?.06:22
Tm_T:)06:22
Tm_Tand I use ddc disable to get higher resolutions06:23
cmvo_Tonio_: Try adding "-dpi 100" to ServerArgsLocal in /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc, should give you large fonts if the server insists on small.06:24
Tm_T:)06:24
Tm_Thmm, how I can get my dpi from Konsole?06:25
Tm_Tcan't remember06:25
_Tonio_cmvo: I may try that, cause it seems to be easier, and then if it fails, I'll try Tm_T's technique06:26
Tm_T:)06:26
cmvoTm_T: If you use startx, the setting is in /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc.06:29
cmvoTm_T: Even "startx -- -dpi 75" works for testing06:33
_Tonio_cmvo: I'll try this, thanks a lot for the info06:33
cmvo_Tonio_: You're welcome :-) Hope it works for you.06:34
cmvoBut I didn't mean to clutter the -devel channel with configuration stuff :-) I just happended to come across the question.06:37
cmvoI acually wanted to ask how the GUI apps are configured to expect the user password and not the root password?06:38
cmvoIs this done in the PAM settings or by a source patch?06:38
Tm_Tcmvo: I know, but I just boot my pc to X ;)06:39
Tm_Tcmvo: but I mean how I can get the dpi information06:39
_Tonio_cmvo: I already asked elsewhere without any success before asking here. I know configuration problems isn't the purpose here ;)06:41
cmvoTm_T: Which dpi information? What the X server currently uses?06:41
Tm_Tyup06:41
Tm_Tactually, I can count it myself :o06:42
Tm_T:(06:42
_Tonio_cmvo: for root launching, I personnaly do that by patching the .dektop file in the sources, adding "kdesu" to the launch command....06:42
_Tonio_cmvo: I don't know how it works for gnome...06:42
cmvo_Tonio_: Thats why I've come here too, just don't want to anger anybody.06:43
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cmvoTm_T: Hm, never needed the setting info myself before, but the should be a small utility somewhere. Just can't find one at the moment, at least among the programs starting with x...06:47
cmvo_Tonio_: Thanks, I take a look a the .desktop files.06:53
_Tonio_no pb ;)06:54
pef\sh_away: I'm thinking about updating klibido to a newer upstream release06:55
_Tonio_pef: I already tried, but there is something like a bug....06:56
_Tonio_pef: I already sent an email to the upstream and whe're currently searching.06:57
_Tonio_but well, if you can find by yourself, that would be perfect ;)06:57
pef_Tonio_: if you can tell me more about the bug, why not ;)06:58
_Tonio_hum let me check for the email06:58
_Tonio_yes that's it..... there is a file that is "not found", but present....06:58
_Tonio_I can forward you the email, maybe06:59
pef_Tonio_: loic at dev dot erodia dot net please 06:59
_Tonio_okay07:00
_Tonio_the attachment is missing, but you may have enough informations with just the email...07:01
pefok :] 07:03
_Tonio_pef: mail gone07:03
pef_Tonio_: je l'ai ;)07:04
_Tonio_pef: According to what I remember, compilation works, but dpkg-buildpackage, debuild don't work07:05
_Tonio_pef: french ?07:05
pefyep07:05
_Tonio_ah oki ;) ben bonne reception alors ;)07:05
cmvoTm_T: Try KInfoCenter in X-Server is lists the resolution.07:30
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Tm_Tcmvo: yu07:37
Tm_Tbut I said "in konsole" ;)07:37
Tm_Tbut it doesn't matter, I can count it myself actually07:38
Lathiathrm07:39
Lathiatif i try and start kwalletmanager it just does nothing07:39
Lathiatit just returns07:39
Lathiatoh i see, its in the systray07:39
Lathiatthats kinda confusing since its a menu item07:39
cmvoTm_T: Hm, I think I didn't see your initial question. I just came across KInfoCenter while searching for something else :-)07:40
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apokryphosRiddell: make error; http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/396581 07:57
apokryphoskind of wondering what "No rule to make..." errors mean; they pop up often07:57
Tm_Tcmvo: :)07:58
Riddellit means it's expecting to find either that file or a Makefile rule to create that file07:58
Riddellit's quite muddled if it's expecting kbookmarknotifier.h in that directory07:59
apokryphosRiddell: are these things down to bad code, or down to your system state?08:00
pefhave to go, bye !08:07
Riddellapokryphos: randomness of automake?08:08
apokryphosit's not being used for kde 4, is it? Thank God =)08:09
Riddellno it's not08:11
apokryphos:-O08:11
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_Simequestion: is hwdata the standard hardware database (think pci ids) for kubuntu?08:24
_Simei'm getting some guidance stuff working on my newly installed breezy installation.08:25
Riddellhwdata is installed as default08:26
Riddellguidance working is always good08:26
_Simecool, i'm working on displayconfig. It needs to scan the pci bus and work out what kind of gfx card you've got. Including things like dualhead cards.08:28
Riddellah, sime must be simon :)08:28
Riddellcan you use hal for that?08:29
_Simeyes, and in theory hal should do it.08:29
_Simebut08:29
_Simeon my machine at least HAL doesn't identify the second head on my gfx card.08:30
_Sime(the second head should show up as an extra gfx card on the pci bus)08:30
_Simeso I think I'm still stuck with doing it manually.08:30
_Sime(not hard)08:30
Riddellright08:31
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_SimeI take it that guidance was stable enough for 5.10. :-)08:31
Riddellwell it's in main so it must be :)08:33
Riddellmain problem actually is that it doesn't fit on 1024 screen when using systemsettings08:33
Riddellonly the user module and only just, other modules are a lot worse08:34
_Simesure?08:35
_Simesystem services should be ok.08:35
_Simelooks ok here.08:35
Riddellsorry, I ment other kcontrol modules are worse.  other guidance modules are fine08:36
_Simeusers & groups might be too tall though....08:36
_SimeI also notice that system settings has trouble with admin'ed modules. If you go to admin mode in a module, then go to another module, and THEN go back to your admin'ed moudle...08:37
_Simethen you get a message "This configuration section is already opened in system settings".08:38
Riddellyeah, I need to look into that08:39
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Riddell\sh meet _Sime, pykde dude10:00
Riddell_Sime: are you the official maintainer of pykde these days?10:00
\shOh :) nice :) Hi _Sime 10:00
_Simehey, and don't forget I'm also the guy that makes the mess of kdebindings. ;-)10:00
\sh_Sime: ROCK :)10:01
_Simehi \sh10:01
\sh_Sime: nice to meet you :)10:02
Riddell_Sime: \sh did a great job of packaging pyqt and pykde for breezy10:02
_SimeRiddell: I try to make sure that KDE ships with working Python+KDE bindings each time.10:02
Riddell_Sime: is KDE 3.5 going to?10:02
_Simeyeah, I'm using them right now.10:03
Riddellwinderful :)10:03
Riddellwonderful10:03
\sh_Sime: i just tryed to fix the issue with kconfigskeleton...10:03
_Simeit's a bit of a mess since PyQt and PyKDE and SIP run on thier own schedules which don't match KDEs.10:03
_Simeespecially w.r.t. bin-compat.10:04
\sh_Sime: and I managed to catch up with a patch from the pykde ml from 2004..10:04
_Sime\sh: i'm not familiar with kconfigskeleton10:04
\sh_Sime: it's the nice kconfigXT stuff of kde..which makes config dialogs etc. quite easy...didn't work...and I think it won't work in the latest snapshots from a couple of days before10:05
_Simeoh,10:05
\sh_Sime: are you even the maintainer of the debian packages?10:06
_Simenope10:06
_SimeI generally try to make sure that Mandriva has decent packages, though10:07
\shsad..cause I send the patches I included to debian and even to gentoo..nobody is including them...10:07
_Simebut I just stepped over kubuntu. :)10:07
\shha..I just forget the rpm universe10:07
\shforgot even10:07
_Simewell, I was after a distro that followed KDE most closely, and also which kind of shared what I wanted to see in a distro.10:08
Riddell_Sime: what do you want to see in a distro?10:11
_SimeKDE as primary desktop. #1.10:12
_Simeand the goal of integrating KDE with the rest of the system to create the best desktop OS possible10:12
_Simeit is difficult to do this in KDE itself, since it tries to be for all unix-like platforms10:13
_Simewhile I'm of the opinion of first focusing on one (linux) and when that is perfect, worrying about the rest. :)10:14
\sh_Sime: welcome to kubuntu10:14
_Sime:)10:15
Riddell_Sime: got any other future plans for guidance?  other modules you think should be in there?10:15
_SimeI would like to know what you guys want... but since you asked...10:16
\sh_Sime: it would be nice, to have pykde maitained in kde upstream directly :)10:16
_Simea decent cron editor thingy would be nice, something that actually showed what was going to happen when...10:16
Riddellyes, definatly10:17
_Sime... a decent way of selecting a keyboard and keyboard settings. (I want to choose my keyboard from a _picture_, not guessing if I have US international or whatever)10:17
\sh_Sime: well...make it kde conform and fix some issues between c++ and python where python has problems...10:18
_Simeunderstandable compose key support would be good to. Right now it is not obvious how you configure it.10:18
\shcall by ref inside a function call10:18
_Sime\sh: it would be nice if Jim Bublitz could open development more10:19
_Sime\sh: then there is also the issue of commercial licensing.10:20
RiddellBublitz is pyqt dude?10:20
_Sime\sh: Jim is now the address to go to for a commerical license of PyKDE.10:20
_SimeRiddell: yes10:20
\sh_Sime: not for pykde10:20
_Simeno10:20
_SimeRiddell: PyKDE.10:20
RiddellI'm confused10:20
\shRiddell: hmmm....parts of kde are gpl, aren't they?10:20
_SimeRiddell: SIP and PyQt are done by Phil Thompson at Riverbank computing10:20
Riddellright10:21
_SimeRiddell: PyKDE is based on PyQt though.10:21
Riddellof course10:21
_SimePyKDE runs on the LGPL KDE libs.10:21
\shso the interfaces from some things are GPL as well, or are all library interfaces lgpl?10:21
Riddell\sh: all libraries are lgpl10:21
_Simethat is standard KDE policy, yes10:21
_Simelibs => LGPL10:21
Riddellso this Jim guy makes pykde and sells it?10:22
\sh_Sime: isn't it right now something like gpl licensed this pykde?10:22
_SimeI don't know if he has actually sold it to anyone yet.10:22
_Simebut in theory, yes10:22
Riddellbut I thought _Sime looked after pykde10:22
_Simepykde is also published under the GPL.10:22
_SimeJim is the copyright holder though.10:23
\shso lets fork it and make it work better ;)10:23
_Sime\sh: but the leaves the issue of commerical licensing.10:23
_Simes/the/that/10:24
Riddell_Sime: so what do you do if he makes pykde?10:24
\shbut it's open for development...and if we fork it and leave under gpl it's ok10:24
_SimeRiddell: maintian the copy in KDE SVN, write stuff on PyKDE, give talks etc etc10:25
_Sime\sh: yes, but a commerical company can't buy a non-GPL license from anyone.10:25
_Simei know that this is a concern for Eve at least.10:25
\sh_Sime: why buying a license? 10:25
\sh_Sime: I'm thinking of including a fork to kde10:26
Riddellwho's Eve?10:26
_SimeRiddell: I mean Eve whatshersname from KDE eV.10:26
RiddellEva10:26
_Simemy bad.10:26
RiddellEva wants a commercial pykde?10:26
\shkde e.v. is non-commercial10:26
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_SimeShe once asked me a Jim if the option existed for companies to get a closed souce license for PyKDE etc.10:27
_Simeright now you can use KDE in a closed source app iff you have a Qt license from TrollTech.10:27
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\shu can link against the lib10:27
Riddellright10:28
Riddell_Sime: is pykde extensions likely to go into SVN?10:28
Tonio-Riddell: I think there is a little bug with konqueror and kde 3.4.3 with ftp.10:28
_SimeRiddell: that is certainly possible. is there demand? I'm guessing yes.10:29
\sh_Sime: if kde have it (the gpl version) in svn...kde community + others can improve and bugfix the pykde stuff10:30
_Sime\sh: then you have a GPL open source PyKDE version + a closed source version (Jim) that is different.10:30
_Sime\sh: that's bad.10:31
_Sime\sh: besides, it might be possible to get Jim to open PyKDE up more.10:31
\sh_Sime: why? if ours is working much better, he can forget about selling ;)10:31
_Sime\sh: PyQt isn't a real problem.10:31
\sh_Sime: or he is doing a dual license like trolltech10:32
\sh_Sime: cause right now the compatiblity of pykde is more then a mess10:32
_Sime\sh: as I said. I don't think Jim is making any money off PyKDE, so he might be happy to LGPL development... dunno10:32
_Sime\sh: you can get a close source license for PyKDE from Jim on similar terms as PyQt.10:33
\sh_Sime: I don't want to have a closed source license, i want to have it free to have a better way to fix it...right now, we're fixing stuff which could be fixed already10:34
RiddellTonio-: what's up?10:34
Tonio-simple test10:34
Tonio-ftp://aude.planetemu.net10:34
_Sime\sh: it doesn't have to close source, just closed source friendly, like KDE libs (LGPL)10:34
Tonio-login : aude10:34
Tonio-password : test10:35
Tonio-you don't see any file10:35
Tonio-go with ftp in the shell and that works perfectly.... kbear also works....10:35
Tonio-but it doesn't cause problems with all servers, so I don't know if it is a konqueror bug, or a proftpd bug10:35
\sh_Sime: so...we can do whatever we want..send patches upstream to jim, if he doesn't want to include them, it's his decision...so why is kde not including it into svn (i think it's in kdebindings module already)10:35
Tonio-maybe the proftpd package is a bit crappy...10:36
_Sime\sh: patches you mean?10:36
Tonio-Riddell: password isn't test, but "friend"10:36
Tonio-ftp://aude:friend@aude.planetemu.net10:37
\sh_Sime: the whole source and then we can patch it directly in kde svn, make it compatible with latest kde development and send the patches upstream to jim10:37
_Sime\sh: that sounds like an option.10:37
\sh_Sime: because latest snapshot only works correctly with 3.4.2 (in some areas is segfaulting badly), 3.4.3 and 3.5 will be supported (as I read his announcement correctly) in one of the next releases...(not the upcoming one)10:38
_Sime\sh: Jim is very busy.10:38
Tonio-Riddell: the remote ftp server is a kubuntu fresh install with proftpd all by default...10:39
_Sime\sh: KDE 4 is a good time to change things.10:39
_Sime\sh: Jim will probably recreate the PyKDE bindings from scratch. Maybe we could persuade him to use KDE SVN + LGPL.10:39
RiddellTonio-: hmm yes10:39
_Sime\sh: just open it right up.10:39
RiddellTonio-: it's working on one of my servers10:39
Riddell(not a kubuntu one)10:40
Tonio-with my debian server + proftpd it works like a charm......10:40
_Sime\sh: binary compatibility is also an issue.10:40
Tonio-Riddell: so I assume a problem with the proftpd package maybe.....10:40
\sh_Sime: well...I can raise this issue on the pykde ml10:41
\sh_Sime: I think more people are interessted to see a community driven development of pykde in kde svn10:41
Tonio-Riddell: listing works with certain clients but not all.... maybe it requires LIST -La instead of LIST or NLST.... A bug like that....10:41
_Sime\sh: yeah, agreed.  Jim does a good job. But he just doesn't have the time10:42
\sh_Sime: yepp...because of this he should leave it to the people who have the time10:42
\sh(or actually thinking they have the time)10:42
_Sime\sh: another option is to create a new PyKDE using PyQt+SIP, but without Jim's support.10:42
\sh_Sime: no option...because there are apps which are relying on that API10:43
_Sime\sh: at the same time I don't want to piss the guy off...10:43
_Sime\sh: the PyKDE api?10:43
_Sime\sh: if we did that for KDE 4, it wouldn't be an issue.10:43
_Sime\sh: besides we could still aim for compatibility.10:44
_Sime\sh: yet another option is using the SMOKE library in KDE 4 for Python as well.10:45
_Sime\sh: one guy on the bindings list has been playing around with other ways of binding Qt/KDE for Python.10:45
\sh_Sime: is it near the kde api, just like pykde?10:45
_Sime\sh: but yeah, Smoke would be more work.10:46
_Sime\sh: what do you mean?10:46
\sh_Sime: that the object names etc. are just as close to the kde c++ class names?10:49
_Sime\sh: yes10:50
\sh_Sime: hmm..need to have a look :) 10:51
\sh_Sime: do u have a pointer?10:51
_Sime\sh: are you talking about method names in PyKDE or Smoke?10:52
\sh_Sime: smoke...want to have a look at it10:52
_Sime\sh: smoke is in the KDE SVN, kdebindings module10:54
Riddell\sh: smoke is used by the ruby bindings10:55
\shah10:57
Riddell_Sime: feel free to add stuff to the bottom of this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuSystemTools11:49
Riddell(also that might well be bountyable for anyone interested)11:49
Tm_T:)11:56
Tm_Tgood night comrades11:56
Riddellsleep tight11:57
apokryphosdon't let the bed-bugs bite11:57
Riddellor the computer bugs11:57
apokryphosnot as easy11:58

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