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teprrrhello there.. would it be possible to include "focus addressbar on start" patch for konqueror in dapper?01:05
teprrrbefore 3.5.1 release, if possible.. it's pretty annoying atm.01:05
Tm_Ttrue01:09
sebasOTOH, such a change in a stable release might be even more annoying.01:14
Riddellteprrr: where's the patch?01:23
Riddellteprrr: if it's in 3.5.1 it's mostly likely 3.5.1 will go into dapper01:24
teprrrsebas, such a change? hmm, well, afaik it's always been that the addressbar has gotten the focus on startup01:24
teprrrRiddell, yeah, but it'll take some time.. not possible to have this one patch included? would make life a lot easier..01:25
teprrrand yes, it's in brach. got there day after the release or so01:25
seth_k|lappyRiddell, do you have op-granting powers in #kubuntu-offtopic, or do I need to bug nalioth instead?01:25
sebasteprrr: It changes behaviour significantly...01:26
teprrrit's a one-liner01:26
sebasOw wait ... dapper.01:26
sebasNevermind ... :D01:26
teprrrsebas, yeah, it used to work, but now I have to press f6 or move mouse to the addressbar and click it to write the address01:26
teprrrhttp://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117031 -- there's the patch01:27
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Riddellalt-o works for me01:28
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: think you need to bug nalioth over that one...01:28
seth_k|lappyit's a deal01:28
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teprrrctrl-o gets the dialog, which isn't a great idea either :/01:29
Riddellseth_k|lappy: what's up?01:30
Riddellseth_k|lappy: looks like you need to talk to nalioth.  I can 0wn it if needed but it takes time (need to contact freenode)01:31
seth_k|lappyRiddell, no problem01:31
seth_k|lappyRiddell, polyester got into the archive after a couple rounds of give-back01:32
seth_k|lappyanything new you'd like?01:32
seth_k|lappyI did another kde-style last night, so I'm free now to do another goodie01:32
Riddellseth_k|lappy: package kde-hal-device-manager if you like :)01:32
seth_k|lappyuh oh, Python crack01:33
seth_k|lappyI'll have to get out the manual on that one :) but will give it a try01:33
Riddellit's got zero buildsystem and you need to do python things, I'd like to get it into hal proper actu01:33
Riddellactually so it may not be worth it01:33
seth_k|lappyhmmm01:33
seth_k|lappyyeah, I'd say with the amount of reading I'd have to do, for possibly minimal gain... no01:33
seth_k|lappy:P01:33
teprrrso, are you pushing new packages to dapper atm?01:34
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: why does it suddenly feel like -offtopic is about to get into massive trouble?01:34
teprrrlike this kde-hal-device-manager? :)01:34
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, that's why I was preemptively asking for ops01:35
Riddellteprrr: anything you have we can package :)01:35
Riddellalthough Hobbsee is still working on the asciiquarium screensaver01:35
Hobbseeer....yes....sorta...lol01:35
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seth_k|lappyteprrr, I'm free atm, gimmie something to fulfill the package-crack shakes :)01:36
Hobbseehow long do i have to do it?01:36
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, just hit me up sometime :)01:36
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: will do - but when i'm awake enough to do anything, you're not here lol!01:36
teprrrRiddell, seth_k|lappy, well, this device-manager thingy would be cool to have :)01:36
Riddellteprrr: it's on kde-apps01:37
teprrrRiddell, any plans getting it into kdesvn?01:37
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, sorry, 17 hour time diff :D01:37
teprrrRiddell, yes I know, but is there package?01:37
Riddellteprrr: I'll try and get it into hal I think01:37
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: well, if you'd catch up with the world lol!  01:37
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, it's 11 am for you isn't it?01:37
Riddellno package yet01:37
teprrrRiddell, ah. ookay01:37
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, you should be raring to go!01:37
=== Hobbsee mutters about people who are so far behind
Hobbseeyes, it is01:37
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=== Hobbsee is not a morning person - i'm a night owl
RiddellHobbsee: you wanting kubuntu CDs?01:38
seth_k|lappyokay, okay. I admit it, me too.01:38
Hobbseeme?  wasnt planning on it, was planning on creating a pbuilder before that01:38
Hobbseehence i can screw up my system with it, and then reinstall with the latest daily cd and test it at the same time01:39
RiddellHobbsee: I have real breezy CDs if you have a lug or anything to hand them out at01:40
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teprrroh, btw, why k(m)player isn't packaged for kubuntu?01:42
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Riddellteprrr: probably the mplayer dependency has kept them out of debian01:44
Riddellseth_k|lappy: fancy investigating?01:44
teprrrah, yes, but it supports xine too, afaik01:44
seth_k|lappyRiddell, sure, sounds good01:44
seth_k|lappyteprrr, this one? http://kmplayer.kde.org/01:45
teprrrseth_k|lappy, yup. and http://kplayer.sf.net either isn't in01:45
seth_k|lappyteprrr, which one is better01:46
seth_k|lappy?01:46
seth_k|lappyor are they simply different? :P01:46
RiddellI think one also allows for xine, not sure which01:46
teprrrkmplayer can use xine, yes01:47
teprrrand it's mainly for embedding into konqueror and other apps01:47
teprrrkplayer is standalone app01:47
seth_k|lappyright, I think I'll play with kmplayer first01:47
seth_k|lappykpart goodness and all01:47
seth_k|lappyRiddell: it can handle gstreamer too01:47
seth_k|lappyso we would prefer that, yes?01:48
Riddellseth_k|lappy: oooh!01:48
Riddellseth_k|lappy: if you tell me it handled gstreamer 0.10 you get a pony01:48
Hobbseehehe, Riddell's getting excited here!01:48
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seth_k|lappyI already get a pony! for polyester!01:49
=== seth_k|lappy pouts
Hobbseeyou get another one?01:49
seth_k|lappyhmm01:51
Hobbseeok, this is the part where my pbuilder broke last time...wonder how it will work this time01:53
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: thinking about before, while this builds, if i'm around in -offtopic, i can op you, but i cant add you to the access list01:56
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, I'm access'd now01:57
Hobbseeok :)01:57
seth_k|lappythanks though :)01:57
Hobbseeno problems01:58
Hobbseehey wow!  pbuilder is building properly this time!02:06
=== Hobbsee stomps foot and glares at Riddell :P
Hobbseeyou didnt have to give me such a hard package!03:00
HobbseeRiddell: asciiquarium seems to require libterm-animation-perl which is not packaged, but which is available at http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/K/KB/KBAUCOM/Term-Animation-2.1.tar.gz - what should be done?03:02
seth_k|lappyRiddell, how would ksudoku be in Debian, but not Ubuntu?03:14
RiddellHobbsee: um, erk03:16
Hobbseehehe03:16
Hobbseethat's what i thought!03:16
RiddellHobbsee: sorry :)03:16
Hobbseei'll forgive you - this time03:17
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RiddellHobbsee: I suggest that unless you want to move straigh onto perl module packaging you just install libterm-animation-perl locally and finish asciiquarium if you can with a note that it needs someone to package that module too03:17
Hobbseeright03:17
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HobbseeRiddell: depends, how much harder is it to do the perl module packaging as well?  or dont i even want to think about it?03:18
RiddellHobbsee: no idea.. I've never packaged one 03:19
Riddellseth_k|lappy: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/k/ksudoku/0.3-3/03:19
Riddellfailed to build03:19
Hobbseegreat03:19
Riddellfixes welcome :)03:19
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, you want it, or shall I?03:19
Hobbseedont mind, but i'll do it if you help me with it03:19
seth_k|lappyyou got it03:20
Hobbseeseeing as otherwise i wont get too far!03:20
Hobbseeok03:20
Hobbseeok, it looks like i might just be able to manage this one lol!03:22
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seth_k|lappyRiddell, kmplayer doesn't work with gstreamer0.10 :(03:41
Hobbseeno pony for you then, clearly :P03:42
seth_k|lappy:'(03:43
seth_k|lappyRiddell, still about? Hobbsee will have a goodie for you in about 5 minutes03:54
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Hobbseehehe03:54
seth_k|lappyworse than mine03:54
Hobbseei'm sure it's better not to think about them03:54
seth_k|lappyfailing Riddell being here, we'll go poke \ sh (space to avoid pinging)03:55
seth_k|lappyhe likes KDE stuff03:55
Hobbsee*nods*03:58
Riddellhmm?03:59
seth_k|lappyhaha, he's still here03:59
seth_k|lappyRiddell, you need to sleep more03:59
Riddelltell me about it04:00
seth_k|lappyRiddell, I helped Hobbsee patch ksudoku, and she's uploading a debdiff04:00
seth_k|lappywant to upload it for her? ;)04:00
Riddellsure04:00
Hobbseethat's if the browsers all stop crashing on me...04:00
HobbseeRiddell: while you're waiting, when's the next flight cd supposed to be?04:00
RiddellHobbsee: not too sure, I'll ask kamion tomorrow04:01
Hobbseeok04:01
Hobbseeor i'll go look it up, either way04:01
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: ok, which bits am i uploading?  the usual?04:01
Riddellfreeflying_: send me your address if you want a big box of kubuntu CDs04:01
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, looks good to me04:02
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, all you need to upload is the debdiff04:02
RiddellHobbsee: look up where?04:02
freeflying_Riddell: I'll send you my adrress this afternoon .04:02
HobbseeRiddell: wiki somewhere, thought i saw it before04:02
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: but which stuff to riddell?04:03
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, just the link to the bug (Riddell, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ksudoku/+bug/6485)04:03
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, all he needs is the debdiff04:03
Hobbseehttps://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/648504:03
Hobbseeah, i see04:03
Hobbseewell, Riddell https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/6485 :P04:03
seth_k|lappyI never understood quite how they do it from just a debdiff (easily), but that's all the motu team ever asks for04:04
Hobbseeah ok04:04
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Riddellseth_k|lappy: same as any other patch04:06
=== Riddell compiles
Hobbsee:)04:06
seth_k|lappyah Riddell, so you still have to yoink the source and such04:07
seth_k|lappyI thought there was maybe a magic system where you could upload just a debdiff04:07
Riddellseth_k|lappy: no, apt-get source foo; patch -p0 < foo.debdiff04:07
seth_k|lappyyeah, gotcha. That's how I'd do a normal patch, so good to know04:08
Riddelllooks good, uploading04:10
Riddellonly issue was not including the beastie URL in the changelog :)04:10
Hobbseeeek!04:10
Hobbseelol04:10
Hobbseewhich?04:10
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, the link to the bug that you filed :P04:10
Hobbseeoh04:10
seth_k|lappysorry, I forgot that part04:11
seth_k|lappygood job Hobbsee ;)04:11
Riddellteprrr: kdebase uploaded with fix you wanted04:11
Hobbseegood job to you too!04:11
seth_k|lappylol04:11
teprrrRiddell, oh. thanks a lot! :)04:12
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, you'll get mail from katie telling you if it was okay04:13
Hobbseeok04:13
seth_k|lappy(if Riddell left your e-mail on it, which I like him to do :P)04:13
seth_k|lappy(for me that is)04:13
Hobbseeah right04:13
Hobbseewoohoo - spam on my gmail account lol04:14
seth_k|lappyhttp://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/dapper-changes/2006-January/004323.html04:15
Hobbsee:D04:16
teprrrhmm, how long it take that the package will be available from archive.ubuntu.com?04:18
seth_k|lappyteprrr, you can watch the build logs; it'll appear shortly after04:19
teprrroh, where are the logs available?04:19
Hobbseeksudoku's there, it looks like04:19
seth_k|lappyteprrr, http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/04:20
teprrrThe following packages have unmet dependencies:04:22
teprrr  xmkmf: Depends: imake but it is not going to be installed04:22
teprrr  xutils: Depends: imake but it is not going to be installed04:22
teprrrfailed :P04:22
seth_k|lappysounds like a give-back04:22
seth_k|lappyit'll just idle in the queue until imake can be installed again04:23
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teprrrmmkay :p04:23
Riddellsounds more like a we need someone to maintain X 04:23
Hobbseesounds scary04:24
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seth_k|lappyhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1395 when you have time and don't mind, Riddell. Thanks04:37
teprrrklearlook?04:37
teprrrah, gotcha :)04:38
teprrrI thought it was klearlooks, but no :)04:38
seth_k|lappynope, it's called klearlook, even though the gtk one is clearlooks. http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=3171704:41
teprrryup, googled for it.. it looks way too plastik like but not as cute as plastik :P04:41
Hobbseei rather like it04:42
seth_k|lappyteprrr, it resemble the default Gnome theme04:42
teprrrseth_k|lappy, yup, I know04:43
Hobbseeseth_k|lappy: is there a quick way to find what else hasnt built properly, and needs looking at, like ksudoku did? 05:36
seth_k|lappyHobbsee, I don't know of one. Ask -motu, methinks.05:37
Hobbseeok05:37
\shHobbsee: buildlogs05:37
seth_k|lappy\sh, what's the link for the recent logs? lamont's just has them alphabetically so it's hard to see what is failing05:38
Hobbsee\sh: i was more meaning a way to sort the build logs as to what has been packaged properly, and doesnt work yet05:38
\shpeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html 05:39
\shthis is the lates05:39
seth_k|lappyah, by date!05:39
seth_k|lappythanks \sh05:39
\shpeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/<date in form YYYYMMDD> for past logs05:39
\shHobbsee: well if something is packaged properly but doesn't work or build means there is something wrong with upstream source05:40
\shHobbsee: build errors you can see in the buildlogs as well as ftbfs errors of the source..05:40
Hobbseeright05:40
Hobbseeah ha!  that was what i was looking for, thanks \sh!05:41
HobbseeRiddell: you still around?05:57
Hobbseehmmm...idle for an hour, guess not05:57
freeflying_Riddell: have a look on today's qt's build log06:04
freeflying_Riddell: the qt-immoudle have not been patched 06:05
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spstarr_homehrm, kicker just died with SIGILL06:25
spstarr_homeagain maximizing kmail and clicking an email does it sometimes ;/06:26
spstarr_home#4  0x0830e518 in ?? ()06:26
spstarr_home#5  0xb7277d7c in QApplication::internalNotify () from /usr/lib/libqt-mt.so.306:26
spstarr_home#6  0xb7277f6e in QApplication::notify () from /usr/lib/libqt-mt.so.306:26
spstarr_home#7  0xb793c6ad in KApplication::notify () from /usr/lib/libkdecore.so.406:26
spstarr_home#8  0xb72087dd in QApplication::sendSpontaneousEvent ()06:26
spstarr_home   from /usr/lib/libqt-mt.so.3 <--06:26
spstarr_homenot useful debug06:27
Hobbseebye all - got to go to work06:29
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SlimGsorry for interupting in your chat, i was wondering if someone knows if the kubuntu (kde) translation will be moved over to rosetta (launchpad.org)?07:40
seth_k|lappySlimG, much of it already is07:41
seth_k|lappySlimG, there is a patch we include in KDE packages the next time we touch them; it allows the .pot files to be exported to Rosetta for translation.07:42
seth_k|lappyso you should start to see some KDE apps available, especially the big popular ones.07:42
SlimGi found som kde packages like koffice, but I wasn't alowed to translate it for some reason07:43
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SlimGdoes the translation team leader need to accept the translation or is every app in rosetta available for any translator disregarding of status?07:45
seth_k|lappycrimsun, do you know? SlimG is trying to translate KDE apps and getting denied.07:47
crimsunseth_k|lappy: I don't know offhand; try asking in #ubuntu-devel [in ~6 hours] 07:48
crimsun(I have a backlog of ~700 e-mails)07:48
seth_k|lappywhoa07:48
SlimGwhen trying to translate koffice dapper i get this: No Translatable Templates Available07:51
SlimGim a noob, so this doesn't give me much info :P07:51
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freeflying_Riddell: ping 09:14
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mornfallgood almost noon11:18
mornfalli have gotten roughly 0 feedback for the adept alpha...11:18
mornfallanything?11:18
mornfallhmm, actually, i'll ask again later, will have to go soon11:19
JRemornfall: I am motivated to alpha test adept11:40
JRemornfall: I downloaded it from playground and tried to compile it yesterday11:41
JRemornfall: but runned over an error when ./configure11:41
JRemornfall: apparently, it was because of libtag or libapt-front11:41
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jpatrickwb allee 11:54
alleejpatrick: hi and bye.  Need to prepare lunch ;)11:55
jpatrickyum :911:56
jpatrickRiddell: lovely Kleansweep package waiting at REVU: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=140412:07
Tm_Talways good to notice at morning that shell servers is been rebooted at night12:20
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jpatrickhi Hobbsee 12:29
Tm_THobbsee o712:30
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Hobbseehey jpatrick and Tm_T :)12:34
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Hobbseenight all02:09
mornfallJRe: it is in dapper02:15
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mornfalllaters :)02:15
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Tonio_hi03:33
Riddellhi Tonio_ 03:33
Tonio_fine ?03:33
Riddellbusy busy03:33
Tonio_I'm hill, didn't go work today....03:34
Tonio_I just woke up03:34
freeflying_Riddell: hi03:34
Riddellhi freeflying_ 03:35
jjessemorning all03:35
Riddellfreeflying_: how would I give you money for postage?03:35
Riddellfreeflying_: I don't know how to put money on a credit card03:35
freeflying_Riddell: libqt3-mt have not been patched with qt-immodule03:36
freeflying_Riddell: I've check the buildlog of todays03:37
Riddellfreeflying_: debian/patches/kubuntu_01_immodule_unified.dpatch is the patch03:37
freeflying_Riddell: But I can not found it in buildlog03:37
Riddellfreeflying_: hmmmmm... yes...03:38
freeflying_Riddell: as for the postage , i'll consult someone in bank , then tell you later03:38
Tonio_http://www.lx-networks.de/sticker.php03:39
Tonio_hh, very nice ;)03:39
Riddellfreeflying_: patches were missing from 00list.  very strange, compiling now03:40
freeflying_Riddell: have this backport to breezy 03:40
Riddellfreeflying_: is that a question or a statement?03:41
freeflying_Riddell: question03:42
Riddellfreeflying_: I don't really have time to backport it to breezy.  hasn't someone already done that?03:42
freeflying_Riddell:  qt in breezy now have not been patched with qt-immodule yet03:43
freeflying_Riddell: it's seem scim-qtimm will not be included in dapper 03:44
Riddellfreeflying_: why will it not be in dapper?03:45
freeflying_Riddell: upstream freeze will come Jan, 1903:46
Riddellfreeflying_: still two weeks to go :)03:47
freeflying_Riddell: you've said you would have a investigation about skim , and how about it 03:50
Riddellfreeflying_: I'm compiling qt with qt-immodule now, what else do I need to do?03:51
freeflying_Riddell: I've talked with you about skim as default CJK input method 03:52
freeflying_Riddell: you told me you would have a investigation 03:53
Riddellfreeflying_: we need to get scim into main, then get skim into main03:53
Riddellfreeflying_: the trouble with that is that none of the people who can do that know how to use CJK03:53
Riddellbut I think if enough users point out it's important it can be done03:54
freeflying_Riddell:  where shall we do it , a poll in forum or users ml or devel ml03:55
Riddellfreeflying_: maybe at a technical board meeting03:57
Riddellfreeflying_: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/20503:58
Riddelljan 17th03:58
freeflying_Riddell:  Sh we add it to agenda03:58
freeflying_s/Sh/shall03:59
Riddellfreeflying_: yes, do.  then bring the whole ubuntu-cn community to the meeting and ask to have scim and skim in main03:59
freeflying_Riddell: got it , I;ll invite all cjk locoteam here . hmm04:00
freeflying_Riddell: thx04:00
Riddellfreeflying_: thanks for working on this, we need your help to get it happening04:02
freeflying_Riddell: if kubuntu support chinese better , there will be more and more people in chinese can use it 04:03
Riddellyes :)04:03
RiddellTonio_: I should get some of those :)04:06
Tonio_I asked for 10 each....04:07
Tonio_Riddell: just wondering, isn't the commercial use of the logo forbidden without canonical permission ?04:07
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RiddellTonio_: hmm, good point, it is a trademark04:07
Tonio_yup04:08
RiddellTonio_: ok, we'll buy some then we'll sue them :)04:08
Tonio_note that he isn't gonna become billionaire with this04:08
Tonio_Riddell: hahaha04:08
=== Tonio_ just dreaming
Tonio_imagine one of those provided with the shipped cds...04:08
Tonio_would be nice ;)04:08
Tonio_but expensive, so....04:09
jjessewhat are you guys talking about?04:10
Riddellhttp://www.lx-networks.de/sticker.php04:11
Tonio_http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=162786#p16278604:11
Tonio_here are some photos04:11
Tonio_I really like the concept04:11
Tonio_Riddell: back to konq profiles04:12
Tonio_I've finished the menus, and now working on the toolbars04:12
Tonio_no problem wor you if there are two toolbars on two line ?04:13
RiddellTonio_: for file manager and web browsing we shoudl have only 1 toolbar04:13
Riddellif kpdf uses a second that's fine04:13
Tonio_Riddell: the problem is I didn't find a solution to display tat second bar only when a kpart is used....04:14
Tonio_it is display, whenever empty, or not displayed at all04:14
Tonio_so if you now an option that allows this....04:14
Tonio_another solution is to have that bar on the same line....04:15
Tonio_but it wouldn't feet nice without a big resolution...04:15
Tonio_let me show you a screenshot04:17
freeflying_Riddell: have you got my post address?04:31
Tonio_Riddell: http://planetemu.net/temp/capture3.png04:33
Tonio_here is the result when I'm supposedly browsing a pdf file04:33
Tonio_the result is nice04:33
Tonio_but....04:33
Tonio_http://planetemu.net/temp/capture4.png04:33
Tonio_here is what is shown by default..... the kpart used to browsed html is merged too....04:33
Tonio_so by the way, using two bars, one with back, next, home + the merged part, and another one with the address bar and search engine, is certainly more convenient04:34
Tonio_the other solution is too not merge and keep it as it is actually04:34
Tonio_on breezy04:35
Tonio_Riddell: and here is another solution : http://planetemu.net/temp/capture5.png04:41
Tonio_not what you expect but probably better than the other one if we wanna keep the kpart integration to menus....04:41
Tonio_now you decide, you're the boss ;)04:42
RiddellTonio_: I say keep the current way and just don't have the toolbar buttons for pdfs04:42
Riddellwhich isn't idea I know04:42
Tonio_okay04:42
Tonio_note that it isn't only for pdfs, but for gzip files, images etc.....04:43
Riddellyeah04:43
Tonio_not very important for the web profile04:43
Tonio_but for filemanagement, I think it is a big miss not to have that....04:43
RiddellTonio_: when happens if we remove all the buttons from capture4 so it's empty by default?04:46
Tonio_let me show you04:47
Tonio_Riddell: http://planetemu.net/temp/capture7.png04:50
Tonio_here it is04:50
Tonio_by emptying the khtmlpart kpart, I can get this04:50
Tonio_not very, very nice, but it could be a compromise04:50
Tonio_the ideal thing would be to dissable the khtmlkpart, but I don't think that's possible04:51
Tonio_I personnaly dislike capture7 renderring04:53
Riddellyuck04:53
Tonio_another solution would be to play with two rc files04:55
Riddellisn't there some way to get it to not display that empty toolbar?04:55
Tonio_Riddell: no, because it depends the kparts installed on the system04:55
Tonio_it merges them automacitally depending the context04:56
Tonio_for example the kget kpart is merged for me because I have it installed...04:56
Tonio_what would be empty for me would be empty for another guy etc...04:56
Tonio_solution -> indexing all kparts and set a configuration for all of them ;)04:57
Tonio_another wolution would be to play with two rc files04:57
Tonio_one limited for webbrosing04:57
Tonio_the other, more advanced, for filemanagement04:57
Tonio_that would feet the menus on two lines, when only one is used with webbrosing04:58
Tonio_but I dunno if that's possible....04:58
Tonio_to me the rc file is the same for all profiles04:58
Riddellit's possible it's just not reliable since I often start the webbrowsing konqueror to view files04:58
Tonio_pkay...04:58
Riddellalso the session restore bug would stop it working across sessions04:58
Tonio_s/pkay/okay04:58
Tm_Thmh04:59
Tonio_may I ask a few (non geeks) personns their feeling ?04:59
RiddellI'm enclined to keep everything simple and just not display the buttons, I don't think i've had any complaints about it in breezy04:59
Tm_Tanyone have tried Zeta livecd 1.1?04:59
Riddellsure, ask around 04:59
Tm_Tlooks like they crippled dhcp in it04:59
Riddellthe window menu though I've had complaints about04:59
Tonio_the problem is, "does simplification implies loosing functionnalities ?"04:59
Tonio_Riddell: I can remove the options there, no problem05:00
Tonio_It is simplified actually, but I can place it's options on the other menus05:00
Tonio_Riddell: I personnaly had complains with breezy concerning personns that had already use konq or hoary before05:01
Tonio_Riddell: of course new users are okay, they don't know what is potentially usefull and missing, so............05:01
Tonio_aka: the girl you didn't have to time to fall in love with will not miss you ;)05:02
Tonio_evidence ;)05:02
Tonio_but if you've seen it once, hard to do without her ^^05:03
Riddell:)05:07
Riddellthe functions are all available from the menu but I agree loosing stuff like zoom on pdfs in the toolbars is a pain05:07
Tonio_that's my problem :)05:08
Tonio_or arkalso.....05:09
Tonio_how many times did I double click a tar.gz file05:09
Tonio_and then I had to go back to the upper level to right click on it....05:10
Tonio_that's a pain05:10
Tonio_you have the options available on the "view" menu, but, well, it is :05:10
Tonio_- non logic to have that in "view"05:11
Tonio_- not very convenient to use....05:11
Tonio_I will discuss that toonight with a few people and let you know the global feeling05:11
Tonio_then you decide :)05:11
Riddellok, thanks05:12
Tonio_no problem ;) just wanna help ^^05:12
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JRemornfall: adept crash06:50
JRemornfall: when I try to fetch the updates06:50
JRemornfall: (adept compiled on breezy)06:51
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mornfallwibble07:05
mornfallJRe: which adept version?07:05
mornfallRiddell: i don't like joel bah :P07:05
JRemornfall: the one from dapper07:06
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JRemornfall: but maybe it's an issue with breezy backporting07:06
hungerIs anyone having problems with dappers ksysguard? Cpufreq is not reported for me there for a while now.07:06
JRei rebuilt apt, libapt-front,tagcoll07:06
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mornfallJRe: backtrace somewhere?07:07
JRemornfall: err no it does not launch anymore because of debtags wich FTBFS07:08
JRe(on breezy)07:08
mornfallit doesn't launch because of debtags?07:09
mornfallwha07:09
JRemornfall: now it does not install anymore07:09
JRemornfall: debtags don't build from dapper07:09
JRemornfall: and i can't no more install the one from breezy because of apt07:10
JRe(I backported the apt from dapper inbreezy)07:10
Riddellmornfall: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=21951 if you're looking for adept crashes07:10
Riddellmornfall: you have e-mail07:10
JRemornfall: in short i will be soon forced to downgrade everything ;)07:11
RiddellJRe: you could upgrade to dapper07:13
JReRiddell: it's not to unstable ATM? i am in exam session07:14
mornfallRiddell: a new one? not seeing it07:15
mornfallanother useless backtrace bah07:15
mornfallRiddell: with joel i was referring to the fwd07:16
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mornfallspecs suck07:16
mornfalland joel apparently ate all the world's knowledge07:16
mornfallhow am i supposed to write down detailed functionality of the damn thing07:17
RiddellJRe: it's really quite stable07:26
jjessewhat about the adept guide that soemoene on the doc team wrote a couple of months back? does that help or does it now need a lot of updates?07:26
mornfallexams, don't remind me of exams07:31
Tm_Texams...07:31
Tm_Tshould do couple of tens this spring07:31
mornfalljjesse: is there some more recent version than i have?07:31
mornfallTm_T: wha07:31
jjessemornfall: nope07:31
mornfallewgh07:31
mornfalli have 707:31
mornfalljjesse: it's not very helpful... it wasn't very helpful for 1.0 either though07:32
Tm_Tmornfall: yes, my bad I was sick when they were earlier07:32
jjessemornfall: complete rewrite?07:32
mornfalltens of exams for a single term??07:32
mornfalljjesse: possibly not complete, but not trivial either07:32
jjessemornfall: is adept at a point that we can start re-writing things? a lot going to change before dapper?  07:37
jjessemornfall: should we include it in dapper or work to get it upstream?07:37
mornfalljjesse: ideally, it would go into kde svn...07:38
mornfalljjesse: ideally for me that is07:38
mornfalljjesse: as for state of matters, the main interface is not going to change much, but i'd probably avoid making screenshots or such07:38
mornfalljjesse: the interface principles should however stay close to what they currently are07:38
jjessemornfall: then i will approach the orginal author again about re-writing/updating it and getting it into kde sv07:39
jjessesvn.07:39
mornfalljjesse: i think that the most important part is to document the "hidden" features -- those that are not readily "obvious" to the user07:41
jjessemornfall: ok07:41
mornfallthe current guide has lots of quite obvious stuff in it, IMO07:41
jjessei haven't looked at it since it was first created/changed07:42
jjesseso i would have to relook at it.07:42
jjessei contacted the author to see if he was still interested07:43
mornfallokey, thanks07:47
mornfallRiddell: i am redoing the spec07:47
Riddellmornfall: good luck07:47
mornfallRiddell: round one saved08:08
mornfallRiddell: second round saved08:34
mornfallRiddell: feel free to add use scenarios, just try to keep them not-overly-silly :-)08:35
mornfalli'll go home now08:35
mornfalllaters :)08:35
Riddellooh, lots of spec08:40
RiddellLathiat: is the plan with avahi to have avahi daemon installed by default but turned off by default or just not installed?08:41
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jjesseallee: ping 10:21
alleejjesse: pong10:23
jjesseallee: are you using qemu and if so do you networking working correctly?10:23
alleejjesse: heh, I saw your post ;)  I want the same thing as you.  Because I had only 64K connection I didn't test anymore.10:24
jjesseallee: if i install/create a dapper install and then do a sudo qemu -hda dapper.img i can't get an address from dhcp10:24
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jjesseon my local lan10:25
jjesse:(10:25
alleejjesse: do you use the building or an external dhcp server?10:25
jjesseallee: external dhcp server, my LAN has a dhcp server 10:26
jjesseallee: that i want to use, so i can get out to the internet to update etc10:26
alleeI plan to use guidegod to route the tun0. This works when I route my second laptop via the dialup on the first laptop. so I don't see a reason why it shoud not work with tun0 instead of eth010:27
alleejjesse: the dhcp requests of qemu are send and seen on the tun0 interface.  So a dhcp server connected via lan to eth0 will not see them10:28
alleejjesse: you need a local on or a dhcp forwarder (or use the qemu buildin one)10:28
jjesseallee: is that with the -user-net option?10:29
alleejjesse: I only read about the build-in dhcp server.  I don't know how to activate him.  A look at qemu man page did not help :(10:34
jjesseallee: the users forum hasn't been very helpful, which is why i was trying to approach it through the group10:35
alleejjesse: at least the dhcp server isn't enalbed by default because a breezy install got no dhcp responce10:35
Tonio_Riddell: ping ?10:51
RiddellTonio_: hi10:51
raphinkRiddell: did you upload kalcul after advocating it?10:52
Riddellraphink: nope10:52
raphinkRiddell: could you do it?10:52
raphink:)10:52
Riddellraphink: ok, but not just now am busy, please poke me if I don't get round to it todayish10:52
raphinkok10:52
raphink:)10:52
\shraphink: which one?10:53
raphink\sh: kalcul10:53
raphinkhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=141210:53
\shuna momenta :)10:53
raphink\sh: I talked with Isaac about wesnoth this morning10:53
raphink\sh: he said he was packaging wesnoth again and I insisted on him merging both patches10:54
\shraphink: so we can sync it in the future10:54
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raphink\sh: he'll work out the amd64 stuff at the same time, but not the way you did it it seems10:54
raphinkand you weren't there at the time10:54
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\shraphink: well...for sure he is doing it another way...why should it be easy10:55
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raphinkoops10:55
\shraphink: well...for sure he is doing it another way...why should it be easy10:55
raphink\sh: hehe10:56
raphink\sh: weel it seems he had begun to work on it before I asked him to merge it10:56
\shthen he must be faster :)10:56
raphink\sh: I took this opportunity to tell him how we work in Ubuntu10:56
raphinksince he was telling me I could have fixed the -t switch stuff once and for all in my package10:56
raphink;)10:57
\shraphink: uploaded10:57
raphinkI explained him how we work in merging packages and that we both gain in working together instead of duplicating work ;)10:57
raphinkthanks \sh :)10:57
raphink\sh: this one has spent a long time on REVU, but it's up at last :)10:57
\shi archived it now10:58
raphinkthanks much :)10:58
Hobbseemorning all10:58
Tonio_Riddell: just discussing the profiles and I got a good idea from a windows user ;)10:58
\shok laters...11:01
raphinkit seems konq-encrypt-menu got lost on the way11:05
raphinksomewhere between REVU and NEW11:05
raphinkor between NEW and the repos11:05
raphink:s11:05
Riddellraphink: I've not uploaded it I don't think11:08
raphinkwell version 0.1 was uploaded11:08
raphinkbut then 0.3 was uploaded again11:08
raphinkwithout 0.1 having been approved yet11:08
raphinkthat was two weeks ago or so11:08
raphinkRiddell: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=129711:09
Riddellhmm11:09
raphinksistpoty uploaded 0.311:09
raphinkand dholbach had uploaded 0.111:09
raphinkand none got in11:09
raphink:s11:10
Tonio_Riddell: okay....11:10
Riddellthey probably didn't change the changelog address so katie output got lost11:11
Tonio_I asked several personns, some of them never used konq or linux11:11
Tonio_explaining the problem of missing buttons in the actual profile, and the fact that konq has to many options11:11
raphinkRiddell: what is there to do then?11:11
Tonio_according to many, the best compromise would be that :11:11
Tonio_http://www.planetemu.net/temp/capture4.png11:11
raphinkaccording to how many Tonio_ ?11:12
Tonio_6 personns, 4 where prefering this one11:12
raphinkok11:12
Tonio_2 where prefering http://www.planetemu.net/temp/capture5.png11:12
RiddellTonio_: yuck11:12
Tonio_the the solution, actual one + a second bar behind...11:12
Tonio_I personnally prefer capture5.png11:13
Riddell5 is just the KDE default11:13
Riddelltoo many buttons, too much space taken up11:13
Tonio_Riddell: well no, there are less buttons, I removed many11:13
raphinkI like 511:14
Tonio_five is like the default, but with many buttons removed11:14
Tonio_4 and 5 have exactly the same buttons number11:14
Tonio_just the place is different11:14
raphinkI tend to use something like 4 on my comp11:15
Tonio_I was just reported by jre, raphink  and many personns on kubuntu-fr that the context buttons where really missing in the filemanagement profile11:15
raphinkbut somehow upsidedown11:15
Tonio_raphink could confirm his opinion :)11:15
raphinkwell what I miss the most is the window menu for sure11:15
raphinkI don't mind so much losing buttons cause I can add them easily11:15
Tonio_raphink: the window menu will maybe be removed11:16
raphinkbut losing a menu in an app is not easy 11:16
Tonio_but most of it's options will be in "view"11:16
Tonio_raphink: it is not technically easy to add the context buttons options11:16
Tonio_if the bar is hidden, like actually, you cannot add them easilly11:17
raphinka windows user here tells me he prefers 511:17
Tonio_only a geek can ;)11:17
Tonio_raphink: did you show him the actual profile ?11:17
Tonio_he need that to compare also11:17
raphinkyes11:17
raphinkoh no11:17
raphinkI can't show him the default kubuntu one11:18
raphinkI don't have it installed11:18
raphinkI'd get crazy with so few options ;)11:18
Tonio_hum, it is convenient while briwsing the web11:18
Tonio_but just as an example, the zoom options while reading a pdf on the net are really missing11:19
Tonio_the ark options while browsing a tgz file too11:19
raphinkyes11:19
raphinkthe zoom options get me nuts11:19
Tonio_same for the gwenview buttons while opening an image11:19
raphinksometimes I just go back and right click to open it manually in a separate kpdf11:19
raphinkjust to be able to zoom11:19
Tonio_raphink: exactly what I do11:19
raphinkTonio_: I for one can't stand gwenview11:20
raphinkI use kuickshow as my default viewer11:20
Tonio_so the compromise is according to me to simplify the menus11:20
raphinkit's just lighter, faster, more convenient11:20
raphinkalthough it's not embed in konqueror11:20
Tonio_and do like the actual one + the context toolbar11:20
Tonio_the only problem is where to put it11:20
Tonio_raphink: between 4 and 5, what would you prefer ?11:20
raphinkhard to tell11:21
Riddellbreezy users please test http://kubuntu.org/~jr/tmp/kpdf_3.4.3-0ubuntu2.2_i386.deb11:21
raphinkI'd say 4, upside down ;)11:21
Tonio_Riddell: testing11:21
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Tonio_Riddell: hum, installed on my laptop that doesn't have kde 3.511:25
Tonio_seems to work11:25
Tonio_are there specific thing to look at ?11:25
Tonio_raphink: concerning gwenwiew, I was using showimg11:28
Tonio_very, very good11:28
Tonio_but not very stable11:28
raphinkok11:28
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RiddellTonio_: just needs to be tested with all the PDFs you have lying around to make sure I haven't broken anything11:28
Tonio_Riddell: 10 files tested, no pb11:28
Tonio_let me test more11:29
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Tonio_seems good Riddell 11:47
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