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apokryphoskoffice doesn't bring in kexi, and it's even especially advertised on breezy release notes that it does :P01:05
Riddellit's because kexi is released separately as well as with koffice01:06
Riddellthe separate kexi is more up to date so we package that01:06
apokryphosbut don't package the one that comes with koffice?01:06
apokryphosshouldn't the newer package depend on koffice anyhow?01:07
Riddellkoffice should maybe depend on kexi01:12
RiddellI don't know if kexi 01:12
Riddellblurg01:12
RiddellI don't think kexi works in koshell though 01:12
apokryphosah yes, could be an issue01:13
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Tm_Thmm07:24
=== Tm_T wonders if hes trunk koffice have kexi too
Tm_Tyes07:24
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pefhello09:26
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\shRiddell: ping11:30
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Riddell\sh: hi12:54
Riddellwho's running breezy and wants to do a dist-upgrade?12:54
pefRiddell: why not :)12:58
JReRiddell: why ?12:58
Tm_T?01:01
Tm_Tdapper \o/01:01
Tm_T;)01:01
JRei am planning to put my laptop on dapper01:04
RiddellJRe: because there are HAL and GPG updates in today01:08
Riddellmake sure you have breezy-upgdates enabled01:08
JReRiddell: ok01:09
Tm_TRiddell: :o01:09
Tm_Thmm, why I can't see them01:09
JReRiddell: there is the konsole font fix also???01:10
RiddellJRe: of course01:10
pefis dapper open ?01:10
JReTm_T: I can't see them too01:11
CaiN_SARiddell, why is the packages with south african languages for kde empty ?01:12
JReok it's good they are there ;)01:13
JReRiddell: I'm dist-upgrading01:14
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Tm_Theh01:17
JReRiddell: ok so01:19
JReRiddell: konsole font cleaned, hal fixed, and gpg working great01:19
JReRiddell: no errors01:19
JReRiddell: that's a cool update ;)01:19
JRe(amd64)01:19
Tm_Tuih!01:22
Tm_Tmaybe I'm using slow mirror os something?01:22
Tm_Ts/os/or01:22
JReTm_T: I did it from archives.ubuntu.com01:23
Tm_Thmm01:23
Tm_T?01:23
JReTm_T: lirror01:23
JRes/l/m/01:23
Tm_T:)01:23
Tm_Tbreezy-updates it is?01:24
JReTm_T: deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy-updates main restricted01:24
Tm_T"gksu kubuntu-default-settings" are upgrades I did find now01:25
Tm_TJRe: ok, what I need to do to get hal working?01:32
JReTm_T: kdebase_kio_plugin01:32
Tm_Thmm01:32
JReTm_T: you need to upgrade this package01:32
Tm_Tlemme see01:33
Tm_Tapt-get install kdebase_kio_plugin -> E: Couldn't find package kdebase_kio_plugin01:33
Tm_T:(01:33
RiddellCaiN_SA: which packages specifically?01:33
JReTm_T: wait a sec it's not the exact name01:33
Tm_T=)01:34
Tm_TJRe: I'll wait :)01:34
JRekdebase-kio-plugins01:34
JReTm_T: fixed version is 4:3.4.3-0ubuntu501:34
Tm_Tdon't get it yet01:34
Tm_Thmm01:35
Tm_T:(01:35
JReTm_T: sudo apt-get update ?01:35
Tm_Tdoing it allthetime01:35
JRe:)01:35
Tm_TI do always apt-get update && apt-get upgrade01:35
Tm_Tno point to do upgrade without update01:35
JReTm_T: mmm strange01:35
JReTm_T: you have set the mirror I told you ?01:36
Tm_Tyup01:36
peffr.archive.ubuntu.com doesn't seems to be synced01:36
pefI get updates on archive.ubuntu.com I don't have on fr.archive.ubuntu.com01:36
Riddellonly archive.ubuntu.com seems to be synced01:37
JRepef: yes it's the case01:37
seaLnei don't have it yet and i just updated my mirror from archive.u.c01:37
Riddellwell, being the master it can't really be synced01:37
Tm_T:)01:37
Riddellthere's 4 machines behind a.u.c so they might not all be synced01:37
Tm_Tok01:37
pefRiddell: round robin dns ? I have 404 on one01:39
seaLnevery weird i get different things from each host01:39
CaiN_SARiddell, in pvt plz01:39
JReRiddell: anyway, thanks for the update ;)01:39
seaLnethey are very out of sync01:41
Tm_TRiddell: ok, how long I have to wait until I can share repository to beta2?01:53
Tm_Tuhm, share url of repository ;)01:54
Tm_Tok, I really need more caffeine ->01:55
RiddellTm_T: go ahead, distrowatch already has01:55
Tm_Tuhm01:56
Tm_Tand url is?01:56
Tm_T:p01:56
apokryphoswow, ubuntuforums have given us a whole section now for kubuntu02:03
apokryphosmaybe they want to make it *the* kubuntu forum after seeing the competition :-O02:03
Tm_T:p02:03
Tm_Tah got it02:12
Tm_Tbrew more coffee to get head working ->02:15
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_Tonio_hi everyone02:46
Tm_Thullo02:47
Tm_Twhat's up _Tonio_ 02:47
_Tonio_fine Tm_T  ?02:47
Tm_TI'm ok :)02:47
_Tonio_I'm a bit hill....02:48
_Tonio_I can see a kde update on breezy ;)02:48
Tm_T:)02:48
_Tonio_Tm_T: any information if that resolves the hal issue un mdia:/ ?02:48
_Tonio_in media:/02:48
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Tm_T14:08 < Riddell> JRe: because there are HAL and GPG updates in today02:49
Tm_TI still don't get those packages though02:49
_Tonio_ah ?02:49
Tm_Tbut, beta2 !02:50
_Tonio_fr.archives.ubuntu.... main has it02:50
_Tonio_did you already install kde 3.5 beta ?02:50
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Tm_T_Tonio_: yesterday02:50
_Tonio_I think I will wait for RC tu update.....02:50
Tm_T:(02:50
Tm_Twhy?02:51
Tm_Twhere's your adventurous attitude?02:51
_Tonio_I have had many BIG problems in the past with kde beta....02:51
Tm_T:o02:51
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_Tonio_where is it ?02:51
Tm_T:p02:52
_Tonio_Tm_T: not that far, but I actually have a lot of pressure at work, I cannot take the risk to have a non working environnement....02:52
Tm_Tah yes02:52
_Tonio_I had to fight to get the right to use linux instead of windows, so.....02:52
_Tonio_but I may try 3.5 on my desktop toonight ;)02:52
_Tonio_beta testing it can be usefull for riddell02:53
_Tonio_and the kde team of course ;)02:53
_Tonio_okay need to restart kde, seya in a few minutes02:53
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Tm_T:)03:06
_Tonio_Tm_T: works great with the update ;)03:06
_Tonio_Tm_T: about kde 3.5, is the beta complete with all software, or just kde core ?03:07
Tm_T_Tonio_: I think there was nice bunch of packages03:07
_Tonio_okay ;)03:07
_Tonio_but really I cannot take the risk to update my laptop....03:08
Tm_Tdon't ask from me, I just advertise ;)03:08
_Tonio_hehe03:08
_Tonio_why not adding the repo in the channel's subject ?03:09
Tm_TI have no rights03:11
_Tonio_ah okay ;)03:11
_Tonio_and according to what tou've seen, is it nice, I mean are the changes interessting ?03:11
_Tonio_I didn't follow the news on that point, I am more interessted in e17 at the moment03:12
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Tm_T_Tonio_: many improvenments03:14
Tm_Tsmall fixes here and there03:14
_Tonio_k03:15
_Tonio_I hope (but no chance.....) that knetworkconf will be less buggy ;)03:15
Tm_T=)03:16
Tm_Twhat bugs?03:16
_Tonio_I don't know how it is developped, but it has many bugs affecting debian based distros, while debian is perfectly managed...03:16
_Tonio_hum03:16
_Tonio_if you try to use fixed IP address, the default route doesn't apply03:17
_Tonio_and the broadcast address is wrong03:17
_Tonio_it is a very old bug that afects many debian based distros, like kubuntu, xandros or mepis03:18
_Tonio_but well, maybe with guidance we will get a new network config tool ;)03:18
_Tonio_I saw a possible frontend to networkmanager was discussed also03:18
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Tm_T:(03:30
Tm_TRiddell: some people have artsd crash in every boot03:34
apokryphoson this computer I've never compiled kde without artsd crashing, though the packages seem to get it right03:36
Tm_Twell, now one says artsd crashes allthetime03:38
Tm_Tautorepeat03:38
Tm_Tmust be nice effect ;)03:38
Tm_Tapokryphos: should we advertise that beta2 repository in #kubuntu?03:40
apokryphosTm_T: probably a good idea; it solves a few problems, and it's already announced on the forum I see 03:40
Tm_Tok03:40
apokryphoswould be nice if there was a kubuntu.org announcement03:40
Tm_Tapokryphos: I think riddell is doing it03:41
Tm_Tsorry, sir Riddell03:41
apokryphoshehe03:41
apokryphoscool; we'll link to it as soon as it's up03:41
hungerTm_T: I have artsd crash about once a day here.03:42
apokryphosI thought you meant advertise in /topic, but sure :P03:42
Tm_Thunger: that's "normal"03:44
Tm_Tapokryphos: yes, I meant that too03:44
Tm_Tapokryphos: but I don't feel I'm right person to touch topic ;)03:44
apokryphoswhy ever not? ;-) Anyone can edit; but no worries, I'll put the mention in03:45
Tm_Tgood03:46
Tm_Tapokryphos: it's like "you haven't do it good enough, lemme show..."03:46
Tm_Tabout respect03:47
Tm_Tthat's how I feel it03:47
apokryphosno need to :P03:47
Tm_TI know03:47
Tm_Twell, if I do topic, it will be way shorter than it's now03:48
Tm_Tand I think we need separate page for channel rules03:48
Tm_Twhere faq and pastebin is mentioned03:49
Tm_Tetc03:49
apokryphosso a link with a page to a link of all of those? 03:50
Tm_Tmore like short rules how to behave etc03:50
apokryphosdunno; seems like we're creating extra steps for them when there's space in the /topic03:50
apokryphoswe could link to the CoC I guess03:50
apokryphosthough no-one would ever read it, really :P03:51
Tm_Twhat's that?03:51
Tm_Tmost of the people doesn't read topic at all03:51
Tm_Tthos who do, they will check rules too if it's mentioned there03:51
Tm_Tthat's how we do it in many channels03:51
apokryphosCoC = Code of Conduct03:51
Tm_Thmm?03:52
apokryphossome ops like to refer to it. i.e. "The Ubuntu Code of Conduct applies here <link>"03:52
Tm_Tah03:53
Tm_Tconduct = ?03:53
seaLneand people need to stick new stuff at the front of the topic not the end :)03:53
Tm_Ttrue03:53
apokryphoswith new announcements that's what I normally do; more likely to read 'em03:54
Tm_Taah!04:00
Tm_Tunix_connect: can't connect to server (unix:/tmp/ksocket-aleksi/localhost.localdomain-1cc7-4354fdfc)04:00
Tm_TSegmentation fault04:00
Tm_Tthat what artsd says in my friends pc04:01
Tm_Tand crashes allthetime04:01
Tm_Trepeatedly04:01
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Riddellpitti: there's a mistake in kde-i18n-af which means the .mo files etc don't get included04:30
pittiHi04:30
pittionly in that package? or also other languages?04:30
Riddellpitti: if I upload a fit to breezy-updates will the language scripts pull out those .mo files never to been seen?04:30
Riddellonly that package04:30
Riddells/fit/fix/04:30
pittiRiddell: lemme look where the files got lost04:31
pittiah, wait04:31
pittikde-i18n-af???04:31
pittiit isn't supposed to have mo files04:31
Riddellwhy not?04:32
RiddellI think it's a new package that was added in kde 3.4.204:32
Riddellhttp://kubuntu.org/~jr/tmp/kde-i18n-af.debdiff  is the fix04:32
pittiRiddell: but we strip kde-i18n-* and put the translations into language-pack-kde-af04:34
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Riddellwell firstly there is no language-pack-kde-af04:34
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Riddellbecause -af is a new addition as I recall04:35
verwilstRiddell: did you use my kdenetwork? :d04:35
Riddelland secondly my packaging is broken which means the .mo files don't get into the .deb to be stripped anyway04:35
Riddellverwilst: yes I did thanks04:35
verwilstRiddell: it was good?04:35
Riddelland whoever's kdeedu it was04:35
Riddellverwilst: had to be updated for beta 2 of course but it helped yes04:36
verwilstyeah ofcourse04:36
verwilstcool, brb!04:36
Tm_TRiddell: what's that artsd crashes all the time?04:36
Tm_Tmany fellows got such problem04:36
Tm_Tallthetime == repeatedly every 5s or so04:37
RiddellTm_T: no idea, kill knotify04:37
Riddellor tell knotify not to use arts04:37
pittiRiddell: ah, I see04:37
Tm_TRiddell: ok04:37
pittiRiddell: would the only difference for the -updates upload be the mo files?04:38
Riddellpitti: so I'm wondering what will happen if I upload a fixed kde-i18n-af04:38
Riddellpitti: yes04:38
verwilstman arts must die :d04:38
verwilstcan't wait for kde4 ;)04:38
pittiRiddell: but I'm not actually interested in *.mo04:38
pittiRiddell: I need .po files04:38
pittiRiddell: but you can send them to me even without an upload04:38
pittiRiddell: I can just stuff them into langpack-o-matic and build a new l-p-kde-af for breezy-updates04:39
Riddellpitti: but the .mo files get stripped at some point don't they?04:42
pittiRiddell: they do04:43
Riddellok, I'm not going mad then04:43
pittiRiddell: we just don't use them for building langpacks, we want the source04:43
Riddellpitti: sources now up at http://kubuntu.org/~jr/tmp/04:46
Riddellthe -ubuntu2 package includes the /usr/share/locale/af/entry.desktop files as well04:48
pittiRiddell: btw, it's breezy-updates, your debdiff says "breezy"04:56
Riddellpitti: well spotted :)04:57
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Riddellbut I don't think I need to upload it if you're uploading a language-pack-kde-af04:58
spstarr_workhrm bug in webpage04:58
spstarr_workhttp://www.kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-35beta2.php04:58
spstarr_workyou didn'04:58
spstarr_workyou didn't 'announce' it publically yet04:58
spstarr_work:-)04:58
pittiRiddell: ah, right, the .desktop file should be in l-pack-kde-af-base, too04:58
spstarr_worki just found it by changing http://www.kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-35beta1.php to 2 :)04:58
Riddellspstarr_work: I havn't announced it on kde.org or dot.kde.org either04:59
Riddellspstarr_work: link fixed, thanks04:59
Riddellpitti: yeah05:00
pittiRiddell: hmm, I wonder why there is no language-pack-kde-af...05:01
Riddellpitti: I think there just wasn't a kde-i18n-af at the time05:01
Riddellalthough there's no kde-i18n for zulu and that has an (empty) language-pack-kde05:02
freeflyingRiddell: will next release use qt-405:03
pittiRiddell: -zu just contains gwenviewlmo05:03
pittiRiddell: s/l/./05:03
Riddellfreeflying: no, KDE 4 won't be ready in time for dapper05:03
pittiRiddell: so it's not completely empty :-)05:03
Riddellso it does :)05:04
pittiRiddell: yes, I know the reason - I had to throw out much of the latest buildd data due some technical problems while working "under the gun"05:06
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pittiRiddell: is it very urgent? or can we update it together with the next regular langpack update in some weeks?05:06
verwilstouch, kate/kwrite keeps on crashing every time i open a document :p05:08
Riddellpitti: I think cain_sa from implinux will want it sooner than that05:09
pittiRiddell: ah:05:14
pitti===== Processing /home/lamont/public_html/translations/20051009/kde-i18n-af_4:3.4.3-0ubuntu1_i386_translations.tar.gz =====05:14
pittiE: cannot determine locale from KDE i18n source package name kde-i18n-af05:14
pittiRiddell: it wasn't imported05:15
spstarr_workthankx05:17
spstarr_workthanks05:17
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cmvoRiddell: Hi! Sorry to bother you with this, but I'm curious if the use of sudo for the GUIAPPS is just a config change or a patched kdesu?05:32
Riddellcmvo: it's a patch05:32
Riddellin kdelibs and kdebase05:32
cmvoRiddell: Thanks. I see the reasons for the use of sudo, but I just haven't gotten used to it...05:34
hungerkdeedu-doc-html fails to install here in the kde 3.5 beta2 deb.05:36
cmvoRiddell: Hoped I could undo the use of sudo with a config change :-)05:36
hunger /usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/kmessedwords/.dhelp does not exist.05:37
Riddellcmvo: you can05:39
Riddellhunger: thanks, I'll look at that05:40
cmvoRiddell: Oh! Is it documented somewhere?05:43
Riddellonly in the patch05:44
Riddell[super-user-command] 05:44
Riddellsuper-user-command=su05:44
Riddellshould do it05:44
Riddellin kdeglobals05:44
cmvoRiddell: Thanks I give it a try...05:46
pefLathiat: got kcheckgmail working :)06:26
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Riddellhi pitti 06:27
pittiRiddell: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/06:27
pittiRiddell: I built kde-af[-base] 06:27
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pittiRiddell: I also added the extra files06:28
pittiRiddell: I'll ask elmo about uploading/seeding NEW packages06:28
pittiRiddell: I'm not sure whether uploading to -updates will cause any trouble or so06:29
Riddell"Goed"  seems to woek06:29
Riddellthanks pitti 06:29
pitticheers06:29
Tm_T:)06:30
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Tm_Tok, this is annoying06:40
Tm_Tin kcontrol ->> system notifications: player settings06:41
sebasIs the "kmail build with gpgme deps and fix encryption stuff" anywhere near being released and mirrored?06:41
Tm_Twhen I try to use external player, it won't use player if it uses some switches06:41
Tm_Tor, even alias won't work06:41
Tm_Thmm, please don't say I have to reboot06:42
Riddellsebas: it's released and on some mirrors06:46
Riddellit's in breezy-updates06:46
sebasAh, funky.06:46
sebasThx-a-bunch.06:46
sebasThe US one has updates for PIM, which is what I was looking for I suppose.06:48
JReRiddell: Ariya sent me speedcrunch 0.6beta2 I have packaged it06:48
RiddellJRe: rocking06:50
Riddellsebas: you use the US mirror?06:50
sebasRiddell: Yeah, I don't even know why.06:53
sebasI've changed it on one machine already today, so don't burn me! ;)06:54
sebasAh, what a relief, the gpg buttons are back!06:54
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Riddelland /now/ 3.5 beta 2 is out07:09
Simehi sebas, Riddel07:10
sebasHi Sime!07:10
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Simesebas: any word from Jan about the GUI review?07:20
sebasSime: None since last week.07:20
Simesebas: i was thinking that we could i18n() all of the strings in user/mount/serviceconfig if the UI is 'stable'.07:21
sebasSime: Hm, guess it's not, Jan mentioned a couple of things where the wording could better be changed.07:22
sebasNot too much, though.07:23
spstarr_work=)07:23
Simewe could still add i18n() and then allow translation after Jan's stuff07:23
sebasJup, that's certainly possible.07:24
sebasI'll not have too much time the next month, btw.07:24
sebasI'll move houses begin of november. :)07:25
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sebaserm, move myself to another house, you get the point :)07:25
Simewhich day?07:26
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Tm_TRiddell: btw, artsd crashes are highly complained08:08
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Tm_Tworking \o/08:09
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dholbachhi08:09
dholbachanyone who volunteers to help young probable kubuntu bug triagists on thursday in #ubuntu-bugs?08:10
alleeRiddel, jre: about speedcrunch, I found today that with breezy all multimedia keys now have a keycode (no keysym)08:12
dholbachi'll shortly announce http://ubuntu.gplan.info/mail.html08:12
dholbachthat's why i ask08:12
Tm_Thm?08:13
alleewhat's the recommended way to define them and more important to share them with be kubunties? (I used lineak up to now)08:13
pefhttp://dev.erodia.net/ubuntu/kcheckgmail-0.5.4/kubuntu_01_authentication_problem_fix.diff does this url works for you ?08:15
dholbachyes08:15
pefthanks ! (conplex bind views setup :] 08:16
dholbachso what do you guys think about a kubuntu bug team?08:16
dholbachdo you need one?08:16
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dholbachi will announce it now and HOPE somebody of you will be there08:37
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chimaerahi. 08:42
chimaerahow can i make kcontrol using kdesu instead of sudo to gain admin-rights?08:43
alleechimaera: kdesu uses sudo (not su in kubuntu)08:43
chimaeraallee: i see. and how to change that behaviour? 08:44
pefbye !08:44
alleebye pef08:44
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alleeno idea. Why??  AFAIR Riddell worked on the kdesu su -> sudo patch08:45
chimaeraallee: because it causes gaining admin-rights in to kcontrol to break. 08:46
chimaeras/in to/in/08:46
chimaeraat least i assume that much. never had those issues w/ debian..08:47
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_Tonio_hi08:48
alleeHere it works ;)  kdesu failing to work is I guess one of the most reported bugs08:48
_Tonio_what's up with the kde update ? has it been removed from the servers ?08:48
_Tonio_allee: hi ;)08:48
alleehi _Tonio_ 08:49
_Tonio_allee: any information with today's kde update ?08:49
_Tonio_it seems to have been removed from the servers....08:49
alleewhat update? beta2?08:49
_Tonio_no, last kde update, to correct hal issue and many more08:49
_Tonio_I updated my laptop today at work, and impossible to update my desktop now.... no updates found08:50
alleeRiddell: said it's upload and on it's way to the mirrors.  Have not check it.08:50
allees/://08:50
_Tonio_well it was this afternoon yes, but now..... impossible to find it...08:51
_Tonio_maybe it is just due to replication between the servers, I'll wait.08:51
chimaera_Tonio_: using the same mirror?08:51
_Tonio_allee: did you try xen finally ? :)08:51
_Tonio_chimaera: yep08:51
_Tonio_I tried both fr.aarchive and archive, but no updates found.....08:51
_Tonio_chimaera: or maybe I have a local cache problem.... I'll check08:52
chimaerawell, it's not on the de or main mirrors..08:52
_Tonio_yep..... it was a few hours ago.....08:52
allee_Tonio_: not yet.  I even had no time to install sid in vmware. Work is a bit crazy lately :(08:53
_Tonio_allee: okay...08:53
_Tonio_allee: I just wanted to make one point clear according to one of the last phrases you said before leaving : with xen you don't emulate the hardware, except the network card08:54
_Tonio_each vm is ussing the real hardware08:54
allee_Tonio_: yeah, that's my understanding.  AFAIU networking works with some sort 'bridging' to map real to virtual interfaces08:55
_Tonio_yep08:56
allee_Tonio_: What I could not figured in the web in the last time slice was the sort of kernel you can run 'in' xen...08:57
allee_Tonio_: my current understanding is that each vm has to run a xen aware kernel, not a 'native' one from the distribution08:57
chimaerato change from sudo to su: http://www.mail-archive.com/kubuntu-bugs%40lists.ubuntu.com/msg00543.html08:58
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_Tonio_allee: concerning the kernel, you have perfectly understood ;)09:04
Tm_Tstill can't see hal fix09:05
Tm_T:(09:05
_Tonio_this is the reason you can use the same hardware with different machine without any conflict, because the kernels are patched to work together09:05
allee_Tonio_: 'k thx09:05
_Tonio_Tm_T: the update has been removed from the servers aparently....09:06
_Tonio_I have uploaded to machines this afternoon, but impossible to update anymore....09:06
dholbachok... i hope some of you can make it on thursday... there's a little section on HelpingWithBugs for team-specific stuff09:08
dholbachannounce is out09:09
alleedholbach: I'll find some time thursday night09:10
dholbachexcellent09:10
alleedholbach: btw. best to ping the 'famous' guys here explicitely ;)09:11
dholbachi wanted to invite everybody :)09:12
alleeand I thank you and accept gladly ;)09:12
_Tonio_hi dholbach ;)09:13
dholbachi think we all need a healthy bug squad09:13
_Tonio_dholbach: you here ? the gnome fan ?09:13
_Tonio_^^09:13
dholbachit's where we will get new ubuntu members from09:13
jjessewhat do i need to install and run kde3.5 beta 2 for breezy?09:13
dholbach_Tonio_: i announced the bug day on thursday and wanted to hear what the kubuntu team thinks of it09:13
_Tonio_ah okay ;)09:14
dholbach_Tonio_: and how they will participate09:14
_Tonio_dholbach: okay ;)09:15
dholbachokay09:15
chimaeraany plans to crank out beta2 for ppc?09:21
allee_Tonio_: something else: do you happen to know kubuntus recommended method to define multimedia keys? And if/where there a place to share them?09:26
alleekmenuedit needs keysym so does not work with most multimedia keys09:27
Tm_T_Tonio_: hmm, any idea why?09:27
_Tonio_allee: I generally use xev to see if there is a signal on the key, first09:28
allee_Tonio_: done already ;)  All have keycodes, no keysym09:29
alleelineakd allows to work with keycodes.  But I don't know if this is the route kubuntu plans to go09:29
_Tonio_okay, did you use setkeycode to give an ascii code to those keys ?09:29
_Tonio_Tm_T: no idea why....09:29
allee_Tonio_: no.  hoary -> breezy update did it for me ;)09:30
_Tonio_Tm_T: all I know is that the packages where in "main" which surprised me a lot....09:30
Tm_Ts/where/were09:30
Tm_T;)09:30
_Tonio_Tm_T: forget, they where in breezy-updates main, which is normal :)09:31
_Tonio_Tm_T: thanks for the correction ;)09:31
Tm_Tjust looks funny with "where"09:31
_Tonio_Tm_T: well, no idea why it has been removed.... need to wait for Riddell's informations :)09:31
Tm_Tyup09:31
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_Tonio_allee: after that I don't know how to define a kde keyboard profile....09:32
alleeProblem is not to get the keys working. question is how to do it the way (k)ubuntu want to go so other others can (re)use them without installing 'excotic' software from universe ;)09:32
_Tonio_yep, you want to create a keyboard profile, and not configure each key manually, is that correct ?09:32
allee_Tonio_: AFAIU the kde keyboard stuff parses xorg xkb files.09:33
allee_Tonio_: I want to do it once and then share it so others don't have to do it again09:33
_Tonio_allee: okay, didn't knew that ;)09:33
_Tonio_allee: so you want to learn how to create a xkb file ? not sure to understand what you exactly want ;)09:34
alleeI once wrote xkb files for a logitech keyboard with MM keys.09:34
allee_Tonio_: I want to know how (k)ubuntu plans to integrate MM key handling.  If it's lineak I write a lineak file ...09:35
alleeif it's xkb. I'll write one. If it is .... (but what is it really)09:35
_Tonio_allee: okay ;)09:35
_Tonio_allee: don't they refer only to xorg on that point ? I meen, is there a plan or do they only use xkb provided with xorg ? ;)09:36
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allee_Tonio_: that's excatly what I wanted to know.  What the plan is;)09:37
_Tonio_allee: or "is there a plan ?" ;)09:38
allee_Tonio_: that's also interesting 09:38
_Tonio_anyway, you can create an xkb file and submit it to the xorg crew in any case ;)09:38
_Tonio_that would be interesting for all distros and not only ubuntu09:39
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allee_Tonio_: but will xorg integrate 'thousands' of little different symbols extentions files?  With dozends coming every day?09:40
_Tonio_allee: why not ? ;) I would personnaly appreciate to have a configuration file for each keyboard on the market ;)09:41
alleelol09:41
_Tonio_allee: the only problem for the xorg team would be to test the files.....09:41
_Tonio_unless they by a biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig box full of keyboard ;)09:41
_Tonio_keyboard+s09:42
alleeWell, a tool like the KDE keybindings that allows to use keycodes (not only keysyms), assign a XF86<whatever> to it and then supply a list of prefinied actions for it.09:44
alleeSave and optionally submit upstream would be great ;)09:44
allee_Tonio_: I will first add it here for now: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopKeycodes09:48
alleewell it's an usb keyboard, but connected to a laptop ;)09:49
_Tonio_okay ;)09:52
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pefRiddell, ping09:57
chimaera_Tonio_: the kde-updates reached my mirror. hal's still missing, though.10:08
_Tonio_chimaera: strange ;)10:08
_Tonio_chimaera: what is your mirror ?10:08
_Tonio_de ?10:08
chimaera_Tonio_: jepp.10:09
Tm_T:(10:09
_Tonio_jepp ??10:09
Tm_T_Tonio_: yes10:09
chimaeraerr, yes. slang. that is, is there a .jepp TLD?10:10
Tm_T?10:10
chimaerajust talking nonsense. sorry. 10:10
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_Tonio_ahhhhhhhhh updates are back on the main servers10:11
_Tonio_that's a bit strange....10:11
chimaera_Tonio_: including hal?10:11
_Tonio_I'll wait for the updates to come back on fr to update... no need to overload the source servers....10:11
_Tonio_chimaera: let me check10:11
_Tonio_chimaera: what is the package concerned by hal ?10:12
chimaerawell, good question, isn't it (lib)hal itself?10:12
_Tonio_chimaera: don't think so10:12
_Tonio_hal works, but the kio media:/ soedn't use it....10:13
_Tonio_the solution is in kde updates10:13
_Tonio_chimaera: I'm gonna update, reload kde, plug a usb key and let you know ;)10:13
chimaerawell, then it'll be fine i guess. restarting kde to check.. brb10:13
_Tonio_chimaera: argh !!!!!!!!! 404 on downloading10:14
_Tonio_I now can see updates but not upgrade.... what the hell is happeing with server sync ? !!10:14
_Tonio_okay, it works with fr....10:15
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froudRiddell: ping10:17
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chimaerare10:18
chimaera_Tonio_: working ;)10:18
_Tonio_yep ;)10:18
chimaerajust checking gpg..10:19
chimaeraalso working. great.10:20
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chimaeranow only hotplugging for my wifi-stick is missing..10:23
Tm_Thal is broken, you mean?10:23
chimaeraregarding th wifi-stick? nono, i think that's another problem. i have to check how to connect hotplug, interfaces and the like..10:24
chimaeraalso there's the "mount storage devices on boot" problem. udev is started _after_ the fstab entries are executed. therefore this won't work. i wrote a small script which i added to bootmisc.sh on my othe rbox, maybe i'll stick with that.10:26
pefRiddell, can you have a look please ? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=80010:43
alleepef: on debian-mentors I've learned s/3.6.2.1/3.6.2/10:47
pefallee, oh ?10:48
pefI usually take latest version of package debian-policy10:48
alleeas I know .1 is only for a fix no change10:48
pefand I see numerous packages using 3.6.2.110:48
alleeI checked http://www.de.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-f-Standards-Version10:53
allee3 and 4 digits are okay.10:53
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alleeSo what I 'learnt' on debian-mentor was more a suggestion10:53
alleepef: as policy states the 4 digit has no influence to pkgs (and can therefore ignored)10:54
alleepef: why is there a debian/Makefile (and you patch it?)10:56
alleepef: I'm sure debian/dirs can be removed11:02
alleepef: debian/README.Debian is not really needed11:03
alleepef: so diff looks okay, I only can resist nitpicking ;)11:04
allees/can/can't/11:04
Tm_Thmm, we need dummy package11:10
Tm_Tto libqt3c102-mt11:10
Tm_Ttoo many apps have dependencies to it11:11
Tm_Ttwo good examples: skype and openwengo11:11
alleeTm_T: noooo.  this dependency is due to g++ 3.4 and g++ 4.0 both don't coexists11:11
Tm_Thmm11:12
alleeTm_T: same code diffent API :(11:12
Tm_Tok, so I can't get openwengo then11:12
Tm_T:(11:13
Tm_TI don't care about skype myself11:13
Tm_Tactually I can't even compile openwengo myself, complains about qt3 :p11:13
alleeTm_T: well then the check is broken (and or out of date)11:14
Tm_Tprolly out of date11:15
alleeTm_T: :)11:16
Tm_Teven if its svn stuff11:16
alleeTm_T: does configure fail?  then check config.log for the reason11:16
Tm_Twell, it use scons11:17
alleeoh, oh.  New fun ;)11:17
Tm_Tyes11:17
Tm_Tit's ok as long as it works11:17
alleeWhat's the excat error message?11:17
Tm_Tscons: warning: Could not detect qt, using moc executable as a hint (QTDIR=/usr)11:18
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Tm_Tand that's just beginning...11:18
Tm_Tprolly need to change some files11:18
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Tm_TFile "wengoscons/wengoscons/qtsupport/qtenv.py", line 35, in WengoSConsQt3Environment11:18
Tm_Tetc11:19
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alleeTm_T: sorry can't help never tried to build a pkg using scons. I've check sid and wnpp both no sign of openwengo yet11:23
alleemaybe kde svn trunk has a better verion of qtenv.py11:24
Tm_Tyu11:24
_Tonio_allee: I can't wait for openwengo to come to 1.0 with video support ;)11:24
Tm_Thaha11:24
_Tonio_this will be the skype killer ;)11:24
Tm_T_Tonio_: it already is, if you can use it11:25
alleereally?11:25
_Tonio_Tm_T: well.... no paying services at the moment11:25
_Tonio_only PC2PC11:25
Tm_Tallee: http://www.openwengo.com/index.php?yawl[S] =wengo.public.whatIsIt&yawl[K] =wengo.public.aboutFeatures11:25
Tm_T_Tonio_: so?11:25
_Tonio_services will be opened by the end of the year11:25
Tm_T:)11:25
_Tonio_well concurencing skype means giving all the possibilities skype does ;)11:26
Tm_Tah yes11:26
Tm_Tto me, video is all I need11:26
_Tonio_for my usage openwengo is already better than skype (alsa support...)11:26
_Tonio_but not globally11:26
_Tonio_I have a friend of mine working for 9telecom, the french company that is developping openwengo11:27
Tm_Toh11:27
_Tonio_an,d according to what I know, it'll be ready for a real skype concurence at the very beggenining of 200611:27
Tm_T_Tonio_: you should force him to get their scons work reasonably11:27
_Tonio_lol I didn't say I knew the developper ;)11:28
Tm_T_Tonio_: can't remember what app it was, but it did things far better with scons11:28
_Tonio_9telecom is a big, big company, and openwengo is a very, very little project for them ;) I just have fresh informations ;)11:28
Tm_T_Tonio_: yes, guy inside company can send message more powerful than me11:28
_Tonio_Tm_T: you can post on their forums if tou want...11:28
_Tonio_the developpers are ALWAYS responding11:29
Tm_Thmm11:29
Tm_Tmaybe I should11:29
_Tonio_for example, it was originally designed to use OSS11:29
Tm_TI did the other scons install just saying one command, and it asked at the end do I like to install it :p11:29
_Tonio_some people complained about alsa support and it has been implemented in a few days only....11:30
Tm_Thmm11:30
_Tonio_they are very "receptive" (dont know if this is correct english) to users reports11:30
Tm_Tplaying around with scons ->11:30
alleeTm_T: they have a deb so they somewhere have a orig.tar.gz, diff.gz.  Pester them to make it available and at least 99% of the problem are solved11:31
_Tonio_Tm_T: as I'm not a developper, can you explain me what is scons ?11:31
_Tonio_in a few words11:32
Tm_T_Tonio_: building system using python, when used right, far better than autotools11:33
_Tonio_okay11:33
_Tonio_allee: I think the sources are only available on SVN11:33
Tm_Tyup11:33
_Tonio_and a source snapshot has been posted to the forums11:33
Tm_Thmm11:33
alleeTm_T: and no debian dirs in there?11:33
_Tonio_let me check.....11:33
_Tonio_allee: dunno11:33
Tm_Tallee: haven't checked yet11:33
alleewhen they build debs for sarge/kubuntu (hoary I assume) building for breezy should be no problem (assumed openwengo likes g++ 4 and vice versa)11:34
_Tonio_allee: according to what I remember, the kubuntu package doesn't work on breezy11:34
allee_Tonio_: svn co <what-here-tonio>11:34
Tm_T_Tonio_: it doesn't11:35
_Tonio_deps problem with qt3-mt ;)11:35
allee_Tonio_: yes. Same for all hoary pkgs.  they don't work in breezy11:35
_Tonio_exactly...11:35
alleethat the fun when g++ changes binary API11:35
_Tonio_but i'm sure if you ask for a breezy compatible package on the forum, they might post it....11:35
Tm_Thmm, why am I whining here, it's their job to do package to breezy!11:36
Tm_T] ;=11:36
alleeTm_T: it's their job to make the source available (including the debian dir!)11:36
_Tonio_Tm_T: just compile within svn and use checkinstall ^^11:36
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Tm_T_Tonio_: hey, I'm trying to compile, but this f*ing scons has some issues with me11:37
Tm_T00:33 < Tm_T> _Tonio_: building system using python, when used right, far better than autotools11:37
Tm_Twhen used _right_11:37
Tm_Tthey really have done something wrong11:38
_Tonio_http://openwengo.com/support/forum/viewtopic.php?t=146&highlight=sources11:38
_Tonio_you have a source snapshot available here11:38
_Tonio_but you may not have the debian dir in it.........11:39
Tm_Tand, may have same issue with scons11:40
_Tonio_certainly yes....11:41
Tm_Toh great11:44
Tm_T:(11:44
Tm_Twhy oh why11:44
Tm_Tthere must be some way to prevent konqueror opening (or trying to open) compressed files in web browsing profile11:45
_Tonio_Tm_T: if you find, let me know ;) I'm searching that info for a while ;)11:46
Tm_Tjust got nice crash in my Konqi11:47
Tm_T:(11:47
alleeTm_T, _Tonio_: how about using Shift-click.  Always saves to file instead of loading a link11:50
Tm_Tallee: I can't remember it every time11:50
alleeTm_T: he, I do it automaticly. And sometimes I'm surprised because I downloaded only a list of mirrors ;)11:52
alleeunfortunately tar does not know how to handle them and complains11:53
_Tonio_allee: nice ;)11:54
_Tonio_but is there a way to make konqueror doing like this by default when using the webbrowsing profile ?11:55
allee_Tonio_: I doubt that you can only disable it for a konqueror profile.  Disabling can be done is file associations but affects all apps then11:56
_Tonio_allee: that's the problem ;)11:56
_Tonio_I would like konqueror to have to different way to work, filemanager, and webbrowser...11:57
_Tonio_for example having 2 homepages would be nice ;)11:57
allee_Tonio_: holeheartly agreed11:57
_Tonio_s/to have to/to have two ^^11:58
_Tonio_in fact it would maybe be better splitting konqueror in two applications ;)11:58

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