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\shRiddell: works for me12:03
Riddell\sh: running ./kde-hal-device-manager?12:03
\shRiddell: no...but trying kpybt12:03
\shmoment...12:03
Riddellyeah it compiles12:03
\shah did you use kapplication instead of qapplication?12:04
Riddellhmm, no I did not12:04
\shRiddell: for kde you should12:04
Riddellright12:04
\sh    about=KAboutData(prgName,prgName,prgVersion,prgDesc,lic,"© 2005")12:05
\sh    about.addAuthor(authorname,str(authordesc),authormail)12:05
\sh    KCmdLineArgs.init(sys.argv,about)12:05
\sh    app=KApplication()12:05
\sh    mainWindow=KPyBTMainWindow(mainpath)12:05
\sh    mainWindow.show()12:05
\sh    app.setMainWidget(mainWindow)12:05
\sh    app.exec_loop()12:05
\shthis is the main fragment in __main__ for the starter :)12:05
Riddellah thanks, was hoping I wouldn't have to look that up :)12:05
\shRiddell: the variables for kaboutdata are set before :)12:06
\shRiddell: and provide a Makefile :)12:07
\shbecause the for building the app it should rebuild all .ui stuff :)12:07
\shso you don't have to carry unused .py files with you :)12:07
\shRiddell: but I'm glad to see you playing with python and qt/kde stuff :) it's so easy to implement nice apps with those tools :)12:09
Riddelloh yes, it's lovely12:09
=== Tm_T tested kde-hal-device-manager today, found it useful
Riddellthe hal person doesn't want it in hal though :(12:09
\shwhy not?12:11
Riddelldoesn't want to have the same code in twice just for two different widget sets, and it's not that useful to end users anyway12:11
alleeah, an discussion about hal ...12:14
alleeRiddell: any idea how best to debug what media events kfile_media gets?12:14
Riddellallee: nope, I don't think I even know what kfile_media is12:15
alleeI try to figure out gphoto2 supported camera do not generate a pop up (works fine here with usb storage kameras)12:15
alleeRiddell: I added a service type for ServiceTypes=media/removable_unmounted,media/camera_unmounted12:17
alleeand now digikam download dialog can be started when a usb disk is pluged in12:17
alleebut ServiceTypes=media/gphoto2camera12:17
alleegives nothing when a gphoto2 supported camera gets pluged in :(12:18
\shRiddell: then package the stuff by yourself and bring it into ubuntu :)12:19
\shRiddell: the gtk ui is separate from the normal hal package right?12:19
Riddellit's part of the hal sources12:20
\shRiddell: but a separate package?12:20
Riddellyes, separate binary package12:20
\shso you could seed your package for kubuntu12:20
Riddellcertainly could12:20
\sh(if it's seeded anyways for ubuntu, the gtk ui)12:21
Riddellit's in main12:22
Riddelltrouble with kde-hal-device-manager is that python-dcop brings in glib and stuff, but we have that in anyway from gstreamer12:23
Verwilsthm, how do i make xine play .mov again? :p12:23
RiddellVerwilst: get w32codecs12:23
Verwilsti have :p12:23
Verwilstmaybe i'll just copy the binaries from the player site12:24
Verwilstmplayer*12:24
\shRiddell: are you sure you need python-dcop?12:25
\shRiddell: have a look here: http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/pipermail/pykde/2005-May/010265.html12:25
\shRiddell: pykde brings his own dcop implementation as far as I know12:26
teprrrbut wasn't that hal-device-manager qt-only?12:26
\shteprrr: because riddell missed kdepyuic :)12:27
teprrr\sh, ahh. okay :)12:28
\shRiddell: btw...dapper gets now a new python-kde3 package where I fixed some dependencies for python-kde3-dev12:30
Riddell\sh: just saw that coming by on dapper-changes12:32
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teprrr  xmkmf: Depends: imake but it is not going to be installed12:34
teprrr  xutils: Depends: imake but it is not going to be installed12:34
teprrrstill no luck with these?12:34
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Tm_Tteprrr <312:34
Tm_Twhooops12:35
teprrrbtw, akregator has gotten an update but I see nothing new on gmane.linux.ubuntu.devel.changes.dapper feed.. why's that?12:35
teprrrTm_T ;)12:35
\sharen't we using the akregator from kdenetwork?12:36
teprrrakregator is in kdepim :)12:36
teprrrbut hmm, so if something new happens on metapackage kdepim, all the packages get "updated"?12:36
\shwell...kdepim then12:36
\shno12:36
\shonly if something is changing in kdepim source package :) then yes :)12:37
Tm_T/var/lib/dpkg/info/texinfo.postinst: line 56: update_ls_files: command not found12:37
Tm_Tinstall problem12:37
\shTm_T: it's fixed in 4.8-3 12:37
Tm_T\sh: Setting up texinfo (4.8-3)12:38
\shuh..then 4.8-412:38
Tm_T:p12:38
\shwhich is not there in debian ;)12:38
Tm_Tand that comes...12:38
\shhmm...but why I was installing it today without any problems?12:38
\shI just tested it12:38
Tm_Theh12:38
Tm_Twell, I'll wait12:39
\shI only saw the bugreport and debians maintainer talking about a fix...4.8-4 but 4.8-3 was the last one in the debian archives and nothing in incoming12:39
teprrr\sh, well. um, afaik kdepim isn't anything but metapackage on ubuntu, and it's a module name in kde..12:39
\shFiles:12:40
\sh f3e627eadadedcbb43dc5c5a0fed7bfd 1579 kdepim_3.5.0-0ubuntu3.dsc12:40
\sh 3e1d7613173f369c69ec95ac116738c4 16251713 kdepim_3.5.0.orig.tar.gz12:40
\sh cffe015c6c646bf5bd274f3ac97d66ca 154938 kdepim_3.5.0-0ubuntu3.diff.gz12:40
\shno it's a source package name :)12:40
teprrrhmm.. :p12:40
teprrrwhere can I get that?12:40
\shkdepim the meta package is in universe (breezy that is) and is a real meta package :)12:40
\shteprrr: hmm? running breezy or dapper?12:41
teprrr\sh, dapper12:41
\shteprrr: the source you will get if you vi /etc/apt/sources.list and add a deb-src line the same way as the normal deb line12:41
\shthen apt-get update12:41
\shand apt-get source <package name> e.g. apt-get source akregator will download kdepim_3.5.0-0ubuntu3*12:42
teprrrwell, mmh. yes I know that way.. but umm12:43
teprrrwell, umh, mmh12:43
teprrrgonna watch shield first :)12:43
\shto get the source of the kdepim meta package12:43
\shis as well in the kdepim source package :)12:43
\shcheck the debian/control12:43
teprrryup, gonna check it12:45
teprrrmhm, source didn't went into /usr/src.. :o12:51
\shno it's going directly there where you start the apt-get source command12:52
\shthere is a .dsc12:52
\sha .diff.gz12:52
\sha .orig.tar.gz12:52
\shand a directory with the source named like kdepim-3.5.012:52
\shit's not like redhat where it goes into /usr/src/redhat/SRPMS/12:52
\shor something like this12:52
teprrrah, yes, I recalled it falsely12:54
teprrrumh, why on earth the whole kdepim is packaged into one package?!12:57
\shno..12:57
\shthe binaries are splitted into several packages as you can see in debian/control12:58
\shthe source but is one big fat file..ask KDE.org why it is like this :)12:58
teprrryeah, got it now.. so it's the original source file12:58
\shthe problem right now is, that e.g. amarok or kopete have as well separate single point releases which are not in the release files of the kde dist 12:59
\shteprrr: yes12:59
teprrrmmh, afaik kopete is in kde12:59
teprrramarok is in extragear, so it's not included in distribution at all12:59
\shright...I meant akregator :)01:00
Riddellakregator only historyic01:00
Riddellakregator only historyically I think01:00
Riddellbefore it went into KDE01:00
Riddellkopete did have a separate release to fix a problem with MSN chaning their protocol, we just patched it01:00
teprrryup, akregator was before 3.4 outside too01:00
teprrryup, thats the case01:01
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teprrrmmh, where has ssh-askpass disappeared?01:19
\sh /usr/lib/ssh/x11-ssh-askpass01:30
\shis in ssh-askpass package01:30
\shor ssh-askpass-gnome or ssh-askpass-fullscreen01:30
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Riddellhello poningru 01:37
poningruHi01:38
poningruwoah01:38
poningruRiddell saying hi to me?01:39
Riddellunless there's another poningru around here :)01:40
Riddellponingru: going to join our rocking team of KDE MOTU?01:40
poningruhehe I would love to01:41
poningruif only I had the time01:41
poningruactually if you had some mule work for me to do I would love to do it01:41
poningrusee if someone wanted something tested etc.01:42
poningruwait is there a different kde-motu team than the ubuntu motu team?01:42
poningruerr kubuntu motu team01:42
RiddellKDE MOTU is one of the teams that makes up the MOTU01:43
Riddellthere is also GNOME MOTU and various other affiliations01:43
poningruah gotcha01:43
Riddellwe're all the same MOTU though01:43
poningruright01:43
=== poningru would love to do some packaging/testing unfortunately dont have enough time
\shthere is always some time to spend on k-ubuntu :)01:45
Riddellmule work.. want to fill in my tax return form? :)01:45
amu\sh: yes :) 01:45
\shshock 01:45
sealneRiddell: you mean you have money? :)01:45
\shAMU !01:45
\shamu: back from holidays?01:46
amubtw. the airport extreme runs under linux 01:46
poningruheck I will probably do it01:46
Riddellsealne: only until Her Maj's Customs and Excise take it off me01:46
poningruRiddell: is it anything bigger than a 1040ez?01:46
sealnealtho i suppose IRS don't care01:46
amu\sh: yep01:46
Riddellponingru: hmm?  what's one of those?01:46
poningruI thought you were in the US01:46
Riddellno, Scotland01:46
\shamu: short trip :)01:47
\shhmmm..just updating remotely my amd64 to dapper...and hope the kernel is not breaking my machine01:47
poningrucould have sworn you wrote something about hawaii or something01:47
poningrumust have been someone else then01:47
\shRiddell is everywhere 01:47
Riddellponingru: the conference in hawii is using kubuntu, but I'm not going01:47
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poningruah01:48
crimsun\sh: I've considered that, but my pbuilder is on the opposite coast of the US, so I'm "playing it safe."01:48
\shcrimsun: hehe :)01:48
Riddellponingru: if you want to download and test a daily live or install CD that's always welcome01:49
sealneRiddell: any news on a vote? i'd kinda like to know wether i'm having a holiday this summer or not :)01:49
poningruwell ofcourse I do that01:49
Riddellsealne: no news at all I'm afraid, I'm a bit annoyed that one hasn't started, I asked why and got no response01:49
poningruflight 2, two partitions: kubuntu, ubuntu01:50
poningru2 gigs each01:50
Riddellponingru: daily build, not flight 2 that's old stuff now01:50
poningruhmm01:50
poningruhow does one do that?01:50
poningrulinky?01:50
sealneRiddell: thats a bit shit, delaying for a reason can be justified but...01:50
Riddellponingru: grab it from cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu01:50
poningruawesome01:51
sealneand its not like we are the only ones in this situation01:51
crimsunI see janimo has already uploaded a newer ivman. Cool.01:51
poningruhow fast are those updated?01:51
Riddellponingru: every day at about 05:00UTC01:51
poningrunice01:52
poningruwill do01:52
poningruyou know what then, maybe I should go do that right now01:52
Riddellponingru: usually they get tested just before we make a flight release but it's a lot better to have people testing them between flight releases so we know it's broken before we want to make a flight CD01:52
poningruhmm true01:52
poningruis there a changelog somewhere?01:53
poningruto know what to test etc.01:53
Riddellponingru: dapper-changes mailing list :)01:53
poningruhehe cool01:53
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sealneooh didn't even know they existed01:54
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\shKlistviewSearchLine?01:56
\shis it 3.5? or as well in 3.4.x?01:57
\shbecause pykde supports still only 3.4.x api01:57
sealneapparently neither does korundum01:57
poningruwhats katch?01:57
sealnejust something i'm working on01:57
sealneforensic analysis01:58
Riddellah, got it working with a quick addListView()01:58
Riddelland voila, a searchable list view.  nice01:58
poningruwhen does expresso land?02:01
Riddellbah, kdepyuic doesn't work with KListViewSearchLineWidget 02:02
Riddellpasses the wrong arguments to the contructor02:03
\shRiddell: then there is something wrong with the sip stu02:03
\shff02:03
Riddell\sh: any idea where I report that as a bug?02:04
Riddellponingru: about a week before release probably :)02:05
poningruhehe02:05
\shRiddell: yes 02:05
\shRiddell: riverbanks computing..02:06
\shRiddell: http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde02:06
\shon this list02:06
\shI don't know if they have a bts for this02:06
poningruis livecd testing necessary?02:07
poningruwell that important I mean02:08
crimsunI'd say so, yes.02:08
RiddellNameError: global name 'KIconButton' is not defined02:08
Riddellwaa02:08
Riddellponingru: of course, we need the live CD to work as well as the install one02:09
\shKIconButton ?02:09
\shI don't find any kiconbutton in the kdeui class list ,()02:10
Riddellwhy is KIconButton in kio/kfile?02:10
Riddellthat's crazy02:10
\shwhat?02:10
Riddellhttp://developer.kde.org/documentation/library/cvs-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kio/kfile/html/classKIconButton.html02:10
\shno02:11
\shit's a joke, right?02:11
\shA pushbutton for choosing an icon. A push button that allows selection of an icon. 02:11
\sh Pressing on the button will open a KIconDialog for the user to select an icon. The current icon will be displayed on the button.02:11
\shlol02:11
\shwell...02:11
\shactually it should belong in kdeui02:12
\shor it should be a private class only for kicondialog02:12
\shUnpacking replacement kmail ...02:13
\shErrors were encountered while processing:02:13
\sh /var/cache/apt/archives/krita_1%3a1.4.2-3ubuntu6_amd64.deb02:13
\shE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)02:13
\shah now it goes...after apt-get -f install02:13
Riddellnow I'm stuck on how to use KIconLoader's SmallIconSet() from pykde02:26
Riddellit's not a member function02:26
\shwhat about QPixmap KIconLoader::SmallIconSet() 02:33
\shor SmallIconSet02:33
\shSmallIconset() only I think...it doesn't belong to the namespace it looks like02:34
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sebasRiddell: http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/pipermail/pykde/2005-April/010092.html03:17
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RiddellMez: up late?04:27
Mezyeah - for once - lol - I'm actually up late instead of just going to bed04:27
MezI'm in the transitional phase of going from nights to days04:28
Mezlol - but then gotta go back to nights again for tuesday04:28
Mezlol04:28
Mezso I dont know why i do it04:28
Riddellworking nightshift or something?04:28
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MezI work a permanent night shift04:32
Mezjust got three days off :D lol04:32
Mezso I'm still trying to get back to being up in the day04:32
Mezlol04:32
MezI still havent seen daylight for about 3 montsh04:32
poningruyikes04:43
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Riddellanyone awake to try http://kubuntu.org/~jr/kde-hal-device-manager/kde-hal-device-manager_0.3-0ubuntu1_i386.deb ?05:47
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MezRiddell, downloading05:50
Mez04:50:51 ERROR 404: Not Found.05:50
Riddelltry now05:52
Mezwhere should it show ?05:56
Riddellkmenu->system05:57
Mezapparently I dont have hal installed05:57
Riddellinstall it?05:57
Mez hal: Depends: dbus (>= 0.60) but it is not going to be installed05:58
Mez  dbus: Conflicts: libdbus-1-1 but 0.36.2-0ubuntu7 is to be installed05:58
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Mezno wonder this thing has been cruddy05:59
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Riddellhello LaserJock 06:07
LaserJockHi Riddell 06:11
LaserJockwould you happen to be available for a REVU review?06:11
RiddellLaserJock: it's 5 in the morning!06:12
Riddell(maybe)06:12
LaserJockoh, well nevermind then06:13
LaserJockI can ask somebody else06:13
Riddellwhat is it?06:14
LaserJockplotdrop06:14
LaserJockit was already advocated 2 times but ajmitch wanted me to change something real quick06:14
LaserJockI only need one more vote and an upload ;-)06:15
LaserJockit is a pretty small package06:15
RiddellLaserJock: did you make the change ajmitch wanted?06:15
LaserJockmaybe if I called it kplotdrop it would have reviewed faster ;-)06:16
LaserJockRiddell: yes I did06:16
LaserJockI checked with him and he seemed satisfied06:16
LaserJockbut he didn't have time to do a proper review himself I guess06:16
freeflyingRiddell: hi06:18
Riddellhi freeflying 06:18
Riddellfreeflying: still working on qt I'm afraid, will do first thing tomorrow06:18
freeflyingRiddell:  :)06:19
LaserJocksure seems like there is a big movement within the Ubuntu community toward Kubuntu06:19
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LaserJockI was looking at the Distrowatch stats the other day and Kubuntu was #11 and it has more hits per day than Ubuntu did last year06:21
Riddellhow does that work?06:22
LaserJockI guess that is a comparison of 2004 to 2005 but I think the #11 ranking is pretty impressive06:23
LaserJockI was looking at http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20060102#phr06:23
RiddellLaserJock: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1344  some issues, you can fix them or I'm happy to upload if you don't want to06:24
Riddellbut I'm going to bed now so make your mind up soon06:27
LaserJockwell, the libglade warning is an upstream thing that I'm not going to fix as it is a known issue06:28
LaserJockit doesn't really effect anything so I'm not worrying about it06:28
Riddellfair enough06:28
LaserJockI would like to get it uploaded if possible, I can change the debhelper with the next release if that is ok with you06:29
Riddellyep, I'll upload06:32
LaserJockRiddell: thank you so much, I have been trying to get reviewers for around a month now.06:38
crimsunI'm still waiting for a way to actually set a password in revu, heh.06:39
crimsunif this keeps up, I'll just manually add a subkey component and reupload my key to a keyserver, because this is getting annoying.06:40
Riddellplotdrop_0.5-0ubuntu1_source.changes is NEW06:44
LaserJockRiddell: got the email. thanks agian06:46
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Meznight Ridell06:47
Mezcrimsun - whats up with your key /06:47
Mezsomething to do with REVU?06:48
crimsunMez: it's sign-only, so both LP and REVU (which require one to be able to encipher/decipher text) fail06:48
Mezah - why do you have a sign-only key ?06:49
crimsunthe needed portion was revoked.06:49
crimsunI'm just going to add another subcomponent and resync to wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net06:49
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mornfallanyone has read the (new) adept spec?12:26
mornfallcomments?12:26
jpatrickwhere?12:27
mornfallwiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperPackageManager01:00
apokryphoslooks very cool; the individual deb handling a very good idea IMO01:24
apokryphosthey're hoping to eventually replace synaptic with gnome-app-install -- is that going to be (if a somewhat fareoff) ideal of adept too?01:25
apokryphos(personally it's really good to see such close connection to the advances in apt and apt-related things; sounds promising)01:38
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Riddellmornfall: reading03:06
Riddellmornfall: "The expanded package info shall have the states colored in the same way the list has."03:12
Riddellhave I seen the list being coloured?  or is it just the states text in the list?03:12
Riddell"By default the terminal that is used during commit will be hidden and a progressbar will be shown. A button will be present to show the terminal."  too many shows03:14
Tm_Tshow the terminal by default please :)03:14
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jpatrickhey Tm_T 03:15
Tm_Thullo03:15
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Tm_T+l03:16
Riddellmornfall: "Eventually, the detailed package view" I don't think this is about evenually it's about what will go in adept 203:16
Tm_Tthat means, trying to use, but it does not =)03:16
Tm_Tdoesn't work03:16
Riddellmornfall: "Otherwise, we rely on the apt cronjob to pull updates."  which apt crontjob?03:18
mornfallRiddell: /etc/cron.daily/apt ?03:20
Riddellmornfall: "the presented package list will reflect ubuntu menu structure", I'm changing that to Kubuntu since if it uses kde-applications.menu they'll show the the KDE manor03:20
mornfallmorn@lor-k-breezy/k3:~ -> apt-config shell x APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists03:21
mornfallx='1'03:21
Riddellmornfall: ok, I get it03:21
mornfallbreezy has a cronjob that runs apt-get update :)03:21
mornfalland it's enabled by default... so i guess it'd be non-nice to do that on our own again03:22
mornfallRiddell: as for eventually, that depends on how we decide on the UI03:22
mornfallRiddell: the things that are not decided are, well, not decided03:23
mornfallas for stylistic changes, feel free to correct them03:25
mornfalls/changes/problems/03:26
Riddell14:12 < Riddell> mornfall: "The expanded package info shall have the states colored in the same way the list has."03:28
Riddell14:12 < Riddell> have I seen the list being coloured?  or is it just the states text in the list?03:28
mornfallRiddell: package states and actions are coloured03:28
Riddellthe text of them?03:28
mornfallwhat else :)03:29
mornfallyes the text03:29
Riddellwell I was imagining large blocks of background colour for some reason, I'll edit to clarify03:29
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jpatrickhey JRe, freeflying_ 03:31
JRehi jpatrick 03:31
freeflying_jpatrick: hi03:31
Riddellmornfall: looks good, I think it might need some rought mockups of the new user interfaces03:31
freeflying_Riddell: today's ppc livecd can not login 03:32
Riddellmornfall: just of the quality like these is fine https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress/GnomeUserInterface03:32
Riddellfreeflying_: hmm, what stage does it get to?03:32
freeflying_Riddell: kdm03:33
mornfallRiddell: make snapshots of the alpha :p03:33
Riddellfreeflying_: but then it just can't log in at all?  or does it start to log in then break?03:35
Riddellmornfall: yep, that's fine too03:36
Riddellbut it doesn't have .deb installer yet etc03:36
freeflying_Riddell: it can't login 03:36
freeflying_Riddell: stop at kdm 03:36
Riddellfreeflying_: actually the live CD shouldn't bring up KDM it should just automatically login.  so something strange there, I'll look into it thanks03:36
freeflying_Riddell: because it can not automatical login , so it give a kdm login face03:37
mornfallRiddell: if someone does the sketches why not, i just don't have time to fool around, since it's generally just little more work to implement it03:38
freeflying_Riddell: you still owe me th qt ,  :)03:40
Riddellfreeflying_: working on it03:48
Riddellmornfall: ok03:48
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Tonio_hi all04:09
Tonio_Riddell: ping04:09
Riddellhi Tonio_ 04:09
Tonio_fine ?04:10
RiddellI think I am04:11
Tonio_I just made several tests with the profiles and I cannot find a better solution than 2 bars04:11
Tonio_so what do you decide ?04:11
Tonio_One bar and no kpart fonctions, or 2 bars like http://www.planetemu.net/temp/capture4.png04:11
Tonio_Riddell: also, what about adding to akregator kubuntu feeds by default, like for konversation with the chan ?04:12
RiddellTonio_: 2 bars like that is ugly as anything, it'll just have to stay as one bar and no kpart fonctions04:13
Riddellakregator should have kubuntu feeds as default, unless that's been lost somewhere04:13
Tonio_okay, I wasn't sure, because I personaly changed the profiles04:14
Riddellyep, akregator does, you just need to start with a fresh akregatorrc04:14
Tonio_okay, so let's remove the "window" menu04:14
Tonio_and plce some of it's options in the view one, and I'll show you the result04:15
Riddellyeah04:15
Tonio_http://www.planetemu.net/temp/capture5.png04:16
Tonio_and what about that ?04:16
apokryphoshaving the extra kpart with icons+text looks interesting; been using a similar thing for a few weeks now04:16
Tonio_is that ugly to you ?04:16
Tonio_that better to my view, although it ressembles to the kde default04:16
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Tonio_but with extra things missing04:16
Tonio_apokryphos: ok ;)04:16
RiddellTonio_: yes, it's just the kde default, too many toolbar buttons by far04:16
apokryphostoo much space04:17
Tonio_hum04:17
Tonio_you decide, even if I personally disagree ;)04:18
Tonio_simplifying by removing fonctionnalities is a point of view I don't share...04:19
Tonio_let's go with this04:20
raphinkagreed04:20
raphinkkde is great because it has a lot of functionality04:20
raphinks/functionality/functionalities/04:20
raphinkfor example, the splitting windows thingy04:21
Tonio_it will just act like the Windows Explorer actually...04:21
Tonio_not more.....04:21
raphinkbefore you told me it could be accessed by right clicking the status bar, I just couldn't use it anymore Riddell 04:21
raphinkI couldn't guess it was there04:21
raphinkyet it's such a useful feature04:22
Riddellno, that's why the splitting stuff should go back either in the Window menu or a sub-menu of View04:22
Tonio_that's the goal, reorganising the menus raphink 04:22
Tonio_that will be changed, I changed many things on that point04:22
raphinkok04:22
raphinkwell I'd be happy as long as I can find all the options in logical places04:22
Tonio_the problem is just on the kpart integration to menus04:22
raphinkand not have to right click on a weird place to access them04:23
Tonio_for example the zoom functions while browsing the web, or images functions etc....04:23
raphinkmhm04:23
Tonio_ht issue is that I can't tell konq to display those buttons only while the khtmlpart isn't in use.....04:23
Tonio_so we're gettings 4 additionnal buttons while browsing the web : http://www.planetemu.net/temp/capture5.png04:24
Tonio_and I can't find a good compromisse....04:24
Tonio_s/compromisse/compromise04:24
Tonio_I just ask many users and the great majority was prefering capture5.png, but anyway, I don't decide ;)04:25
Tonio_everyone is fine with Nero on windows, which has about twice as many buttons....04:26
Riddellug, I find nero unusable04:27
Tonio_same for winamp, amarok, is WAY more complicated that this....04:27
RiddellI also find amarok unusable :)04:27
Tonio_Riddell: about 80% windows users seems to be fine with it....04:27
Tonio_same with photoshop elements.... lots of non experts are using it quite easilly....04:28
raphinkright04:28
raphinkwindows users are used to having lots of buttons04:28
Tonio_that's why kde is used by much more newbies that gnome04:28
Tonio_although gnome is way more simplified04:28
raphinkand windows users are the main target for (k)ubuntu04:28
freeflying_Riddell:  no program will perform better than amarok 04:29
jpatrickTonio_: that's the bad thing04:29
jpatrickit goes overboard04:30
Tonio_jpatrick: you meen ?04:30
Tonio_jpatrick: I don't talk about not simplying it04:30
Tonio_I agree it has to04:30
raphinkkde is full of options, what's the point of having it look like gnome when you could use all the options it has in a click?04:30
Tonio_jpatrick: but not by removing one of it's major feature04:30
Tonio_the kpart integration to menus, that make konq that modular and that powerfull04:31
raphinkyes04:31
Tonio_actually, just open a pdf file on the web.... 80% will be unreadable if tou can't zoom04:31
Tonio_windows + IE has no problem04:31
raphinkmhm04:31
Tonio_that what a windows user will say, and he will be right....04:32
raphinkwell zooming with kpdf embbed in konq is terrible right now04:32
raphinkthat might be why easykubuntu proposes to install acroread iirc04:32
raphinkand people use acroread embbed in firefox04:32
Tonio_exactly...04:32
raphinkso they have the buttons to zoom, etc.04:33
raphinkalthough it would be possible to get exactly the same features with konq+kpdf04:33
Tonio_same thing if you open a tgz....04:33
raphinkif dealing properly with the buttons04:33
raphinkyes04:33
Tonio_you have to perform a right click, openwith....04:33
raphinkyou should access the ark buttons 04:33
raphinkTonio_: well you can go to the file menu, too04:33
raphinkand choose open with04:33
Tonio_that's what I said....04:34
raphinkbut I agree the ark buttons should just be available in konq when viweing archies04:34
Tonio_but that's not convenient....04:34
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Tonio_same for images with the gwenview component....04:34
raphinkyes04:34
raphinkI hate gwenview as it is right now04:34
raphinkbecause you can do nothing with the images almost04:34
raphinkyou just view images one by one04:35
Riddellhello Huahua 04:35
raphinkwe have softs to have it like windows does it : performing a slide show within konq04:35
Huahuahello Riddell 04:35
freeflying_Huahua: hi04:35
raphinkhi Huahua 04:35
Huahuahi raphink 04:35
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Tonio_hi Huahua 04:36
Riddellmorning Sime 04:36
Huahuahi Tonio04:36
freeflying_Riddell:  can we translate system setting into chinese now in launchpad04:36
Simemorning(?)04:36
SimeHi04:36
Riddellfreeflying_: not yet, but you will be able to when dapper translation files get loaded into launchpad at string freeze time04:37
SimeRiddell: http://www.simonzone.com/software/pykdeextensions/en/using-qtdesigner.html04:38
SimeRiddell: PyKDE extensions should work with Qt designer and KDE widgets04:38
freeflying_Riddell: then how long will it be 04:39
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raphinkRiddell: isn't it because most users want as many buttons as possible ?04:40
Tonio_raphink: +104:40
raphinkRiddell: from my experience teaching computers to newbies (my mom for ex), most users are afraid of menus04:40
raphinkthey're afraid of anything that has too much text04:40
Tonio_maybe not, but they prefer functionnalities than extreme simplification04:40
raphinkthey much prefer having buttons they can recognize04:40
raphinkthan lists of text 04:41
Riddellfreeflying_: http://wiki.kubuntu.org/DapperReleaseSchedule  march 16th04:41
raphinkhmm fine04:41
raphinkRiddell: I totally understand that you created this distro and it's normal that you want to decide about this kind of things04:42
RiddellSime: that /is/ interesting.  didn't know you could do it like that.  04:42
raphinkbut I'll point out that this gets many users to use firefox and its options withing kubuntu04:42
raphinkwhich imo is not the way it could be04:42
Riddellraphink: firefox has less buttons than simplified konqueror04:43
raphinkand for such a distro as kubuntu which is aimed most users04:43
raphinkRiddell: when you view a pdf in firefox with acroread, you can at least zoom with the buttons04:43
raphinkwe're mostly talking about kparts buttons here04:43
Tonio_Riddell: but everyone is adding 10 extensions......04:43
raphinknot the browsing view, which is fine04:43
raphinkRiddell: most firefox users don't use firefox as such04:43
Tonio_very few people are using it at it's default state04:43
raphinkthey add bars and so on04:44
raphinkto add buttons to id04:44
Tonio_extensions are what have done konq that popular04:44
raphinkit04:44
raphinkfirefox without extensions is pointless04:44
raphinkI'd be interested to know the result of a poll in the whole kde community04:44
Tonio_Riddell: and anyway, konq isn't just a browser....04:44
raphinkand ask windows users who don't know kde, too04:44
Tonio_the problem is more while managing files that browsing....04:45
raphinkif konq was just a browser, I wouldn't use it probably04:45
raphinkI use it because it can read most files04:45
raphinkbecause I can view pdf in it, open archives, etc.04:45
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Tonio_'night freeflying_ 04:45
raphinkbut if I miss functionalities doing so, then it lacks something04:46
Riddellfreeflying_: qt compiling now, will be done when you wake up04:46
raphink"night freeflying_ 04:46
Riddellraphink: it is pretty easy to change back to the kde default konqueror layout04:46
raphinkRiddell: it's pretty easy for someone who knows how to use a console04:46
raphinkit's not the case of most newbies04:46
raphinkwho would like to be able to zoom while viewing pdfs04:47
Tonio_Riddell: hum.... I don't like the default, too much functions ;)04:47
Tonio_compromise is more interesting04:47
RiddellTonio_: hah!04:47
raphinkit's easy to do most things in Linux04:47
raphinkif a program is missing04:47
raphinkheh it's easy to compile it04:47
raphinkeven easy to package it04:47
raphinkbut not for all users ;)04:47
Tonio_Riddell: I agree it has to be simplied04:47
Tonio_that's why I'm working on that04:47
Tonio_but to me, not by removing one of it's top 5 functions04:48
Tonio_something unique that make it good04:48
Tonio_simplying menus, removing additionnal features, I agree, but not the kparts.....04:48
Riddellcan we not just alter the kpdf and ark parts to have a new toolbar with their stuff?04:48
Tonio_Riddell: not to what I know04:49
Tonio_konq is merging the toolbars depending the context04:49
Tonio_and it always places this in the main toolbar04:49
raphinkdoesn't seem so04:49
Tonio_no other choice04:49
raphinkyes04:50
Tonio_also, I didn't find a way to tell him "ignore the khtmlpart, and don't ignore other ones04:50
raphinkyou'd have to hack konqueror to get it generate new toolbars for kparts04:50
raphinkand I don't think Tonio_ really wants to do this ;)04:50
Tonio_raphink: can't do.... I'm not a coder lol04:50
raphinkhehe04:50
raphinkTonio_: oh really? why this is easy ;)04:50
raphinkusers can code it themselves if they want it :)04:51
Tonio_;)04:51
Riddell--- /usr/share/apps/kpdfpart/part.rc~   2005-09-10 09:18:43.000000000 +010004:51
Riddell+++ /usr/share/apps/kpdfpart/part.rc    2006-01-08 15:50:50.000000000 +000004:51
Riddell-<ToolBar name="mainToolBar"><text>Main Toolbar</text>04:51
Riddell+<ToolBar name="newmainToolBar"><text>New Main Toolbar</text>04:51
Riddellvoila04:51
Tonio_hum04:51
Tonio_interesting04:51
Tonio_but we'ill have an empty bar then ?04:52
raphinkwon't be translated though04:52
Tonio_when nothing is loaded04:52
Tonio_it'll look like this :04:52
RiddellTonio_: no, that new toolbar only gets loaded when a PDF is opened04:53
Riddellseems to be working for me04:53
Tonio_hum interesting04:53
Tonio_same thing to be done with gwenview kpart, no ?04:53
Tonio_and ark one also04:54
Riddellyes04:54
Tonio_gonna test ;)04:54
Tonio_how would you suggest to install the part.rc stull ?04:55
Tonio_kubuntu-default-settings ?04:55
RiddellI think it'll have to be a patch to the original04:56
Riddelldunno, try putting it in /usr/share/kubuntu-def...04:56
Tonio_okay, that's a good compromise ;)04:56
Riddellyay :)04:57
Tonio_Riddell: did you add that toolbar as "newline" to konq-kubuntu.rc ?04:57
RiddellTonio_: I didn't touch konq-kubuntu.rc04:58
Tonio_hu ? strange.....04:58
Tonio_it is certainly because you have the "merge" activated on the hidden maintoolbar....04:59
Riddellwhat is?05:00
Tonio_the "merge" option is what is "merging" the toolbars depending the context05:01
Tonio_I assume the toolbar is just dynamically created because of it's new name....05:01
Tonio_I'm testing, but I'm fine with that solution ;)05:01
Tonio_sounds good :)05:01
Riddellyes, so it doesn't merge and instead just adds a new one05:01
Tonio_hum it merges05:01
Tonio_whenever browsing05:01
Tonio_but the browsing stuff is merged in the "maintoolbar" that is hidden05:02
Tonio_then the pdf stuff is merges on a new toobar that then displays05:02
Tonio_that's the trick....05:02
Tonio_the khtmlpart is merged on an hidden toolbar ;)05:02
Tonio_very nice hack ;)05:02
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Riddellhttp://kubuntu.org/~jr/tmp/pdf.png  no merges05:03
Tonio_that's merged no ?05:03
Tonio_if you look at your konqrc, you should see this :05:03
Riddellthat's a new toolbar on the second line05:04
Tonio_yes05:04
Riddellneed to remove <Separator/> from kpdf partrc05:04
Tonio_the main toolbar is merging, while the part.rc is telling the merging is done on a new toolbar05:04
Tonio_Riddell: yes I can see that05:04
Tonio_Riddell: you should see this in your konq profile :05:05
Tonio_<ToolBar newline="true" hidden="true" name="mainToolBar" fullWidth="true" >05:05
Tonio_  <text>Main Toolbar</text>05:05
Tonio_  <WeakSeparator/>05:05
Tonio_  <Merge/>05:05
Tonio_ </ToolBar>05:05
Tonio_the <Merge/> directive is what is displaying the context kpart buttons05:05
Riddellyes05:05
Tonio_if you remove that, it won't work anymore05:05
Tonio_anyway, the toolbar is hidden05:05
Tonio_so the khtmlpart is merged but hidden05:06
Riddellyep05:06
Tonio_then the kpdf stuff is merge because of that directive, but on another one ;)05:06
Tonio_sounds clear and efficient05:06
Tonio_Riddell: sorry for bugging you with this, but finally, the result is nice ;)05:07
Riddelldon't be sorry, we'll make this thing rock05:07
Tonio_yep, that's the goal :)05:07
Tonio_Riddell: concerning kubuntu-default-settings05:08
Tonio_how does this thing work ?05:08
Tonio_does it take priority to the /usr/share folder ?05:08
Tonio_just have to put a file there, or does it needs to be declared somewhere ? ?05:08
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Riddellit edits /etc/kderc so that any resources in /usr/share/kubuntu-def... override those in /usr/share/apps05:08
Tonio_okay ;)05:08
RiddellTonio_: so in theory just putting the new kpart rc file in kubuntu-default-settings is fine05:09
Tonio_Riddell: good ;)05:09
Riddellbut there's a bug in konqueror which means for restarting konq from a saved session it doesn't do that05:09
Tonio_let's go, and show you the result in an hour :)05:09
Riddellthat's why the /usr/share/apps/konqueror has the edited file in it05:09
Riddellso we need to experiment and see if kpdf etc are affected by that05:09
Tonio_yep05:10
Tonio_Riddell: last question, why are kubuntu default fonts that big ?05:11
Tonio_I was asking that several time05:11
Tonio_is there a particular reason ?05:12
Riddellit depends on what your kdm sets your dpi to05:12
Riddellwhich is what it gets from the monitor05:12
Riddellit might be a good idea to investigate how to get kdm to just use a static DPI for everyone05:13
Tonio_by default it is always set to 12 on all machine I installed....05:13
Tonio_I don't talk about the dpi, but the size in kde profile05:13
Riddellyes05:14
Riddellbut how large that ends up depends on the dpi05:14
Tonio_so it cannot be set to 10 by default ?05:14
Riddellit can but then its too small for some people with different DPIs being set05:14
Tonio_yep I know the size on the screen depends on the dpi05:14
Tonio_okay, that's the reason ;)05:14
Tonio_Riddell: works perfectly05:22
RiddellTonio_: what does?05:23
Tonio_the part.rc in kubuntu-default-settings05:27
RiddellTonio_: have you tried logging out and in again with konqueror loaded with a PDF file?05:27
Tonio_to be honnest, the result is better that what I would have though :)05:28
Tonio_Riddell: yep05:28
Riddellgroovy05:28
Tonio_I removed the separator also05:28
Tonio_let's take the gwimageview kpart and ark05:28
RiddellTonio_: ok, supply me with rc files for kpdf, ark, gwenview and whatever else you think needs done and I'll update kubuntu-default-settings05:28
Tonio_Riddell: do you want a patch for kubuntu-default-settings directly ?05:28
RiddellTonio_: sure, that would do nicely05:29
Riddellmind and edit the Makefile in there05:29
Tonio_okay ;)05:29
Tonio_that'll groove :) hehe05:29
Tonio_Riddell: do I let the context options in the view menu ?05:30
Tonio_I personally find that confusing05:30
Riddellwhat are they?05:30
Tonio_same05:30
Riddelland we haven't decided about Window menu against View->Split yet05:31
Tonio_you get by default all kpart options in the "view" menu05:31
Tonio_Riddell: concerning this, I suggest to have that in view05:31
Tonio_sounds logic....05:31
Riddellyeah05:31
Tonio_but concerning the context options.... nothing to do view "view" I think05:31
Tonio_better to have that in "tools" or something05:32
Riddellsuch as which options?05:32
Tonio_pdf options ;)05:32
Tonio_zoom etc....05:32
Tonio_let me show you05:32
Riddellthey are all Viewing related options05:33
kozzRiddell: fyi, no luck with network manager and knetworkmanager05:33
Tonio_hum..... not with ark kpart for example ;)05:33
Riddellkozz: fooey, what does it complain about?05:34
Tonio_but well, it is not behind your eyes so...05:34
Tonio_nobody compained about this05:34
kozzRiddell: where did you get that package anyway, have searched for knetworkmanager but didn't found that archive05:34
Riddellkozz: it's from suse's factory (development) archives05:34
Tonio_Riddell: replacement for knetworkconf ?05:34
kozzRiddell: something about unhandles event or such05:34
kozzunhandled event even05:34
Riddellkde frontend to network-manager05:35
kozzRiddell: but they are not publiv available, right?05:35
Riddellkozz: it is05:35
Riddellonly as a source RPM05:35
kozzhmm, at least google can't find it :)05:36
Riddellsearch for suse factory05:43
Riddellthe source RPM might be called networkmanager-kde or something05:43
Tonio_Riddell: works nice with gwenview also.... but I have a problem with kar06:00
Tonio_ark06:00
Tonio_it used the kio tar instead06:00
Tonio_what would you suggest ? keep the kio changing that to use the kpart ?06:01
Tonio_I think the kpart gives a better feeling06:01
RiddellTonio_: not sure which is best, you could argue either way06:03
Tonio_hum06:03
Riddellyou can get to ark by right clicking06:03
Tonio_when using the kio, you sometime don't have the feeling to be in an archive06:03
Tonio_that's by default...06:04
Tonio_there are three possibilities :06:04
Tonio_- using the kio06:04
Tonio_- opening it in konq internally06:04
Tonio_- opening it externally06:04
Tonio_actually the kio is used by default06:04
Tonio_my question is : how to disable a kio, to make tests ?06:06
Riddellwell you can right click to choose 06:06
Tonio_yes06:06
Riddelldon't know how to change the priority forever06:06
Tonio_but if I want a double click not to launch tar:/ ?06:07
Tonio_okay06:07
Tonio_let's search06:07
Riddellmaybe raise priority of ark ub .desktop file06:09
Riddells/ub/in/06:09
Tonio_I'm asking on a kde channel ;)06:09
Tonio_kios are great, but this one is confusing... I personnaly prefer to have the archive manager opening....06:10
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Tonio_Riddell: grmpf..... don't find the solution to disable the kio.....06:59
Tonio_my config works with 7z, rar etc.... but no way for tgz and zip....06:59
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Tonio_Riddell: don't want to see the pannel by default in filemanagement profile ?07:56
RiddellTonio_: which panel?08:00
Tonio_F9, the sidebar08:00
Tonio_it is not displayed by default in the filemanagement profile08:00
mornfalli don't find it "ridiculous" but so be it08:02
mornfallRiddell: could you please point the user at b.k.o and have a wishlist bug filed so i don't forget?08:02
Riddellmornfall: I'll do so and point out that missing a minor feature is certianly not rediculous, it's just an interesting idea I hadn't come across before 08:08
Tonio_Riddell: so would you like the sidebar in filemanagement profile ?08:09
mornfallRiddell: no need to bother, just have him record it in bugzilla, i almost certainly lose those otherwise08:12
RiddellTonio_: dunno, what do we have at the moment?08:12
Tonio_Riddell: we don't display it08:12
Tonio_Riddell: I think it is necessary in the filemanagement profile... making things way easier08:13
RiddellTonio_: add it in then :)08:14
Tonio_okay ;)08:14
Tonio_Riddell: also I noticed that konqueror uses kate to open file very often...08:15
Tonio_example http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:EEJhNo0bAfUJ:corpo_acm.netasso.net/files/+%22index+of%22+rar&hl=fr&ie=UTF-808:15
Tonio_click on a rar file08:15
Tonio_it doesn't ask for downloading it....08:15
Tonio_I don't know why.....08:16
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mornfallRiddell: trimmed down list ... is presented was actually correct :-)09:26
mornfallother than that, looks good, thanks :)09:27
alleeTonio_: Koos asked if someone is interested to bring kmplayer to debian.  You uploaded kmplayer to revu half a year ago but it's not in dapper yet.  Any reason why it got stuck?09:36
Tonio_yep, my package was crappy09:40
Tonio_and it is very hard to package, so that I don't have the time for this ;)09:41
Tonio_the problem is that it is now very modular, lots of separated libs etc...09:41
Tonio_My package should be removed from revu allee 09:41
alleeTonio_: I can't do this ;)09:42
jpatrickallee: can I try?09:42
Tonio_hum09:42
Tonio_getting mad with this09:42
Tonio_allee, jpatrick : does anyone of you know on earth is the settings to disable a kioslave ?09:43
alleejpatrick: go head! (as if anyone about my okay ;)09:43
Tonio_and secondly, where is the setting telling konqueror to open files with kate ?09:43
jpatrickI don't :(09:43
Tonio_tgz files on the web are opened with kate09:43
alleeTonio_: rename the corresponding protocol desktop file?09:43
Tonio_allee: hum, why not :)09:44
alleeTonio_: then either the tar file is buggy or the file associations need a fix09:44
Tonio_and concerning kate ?09:44
allees/tar file/mime type returned bye the server/09:44
Tonio_allee: well, it works with rar or 7z files09:44
Tonio_but there are kioslaves for zip and tar09:45
Tonio_so according to you that is a problem on the server part ?09:45
alleetry:  HEAD  url-to-tar.  Maybe the server returns wrong mime-type09:45
jpatrickallee: I'm going now.. added kmplayer to todo09:45
Tonio_hum.......... shouldn't work with extensions instead of the mimetype ?09:46
alleeTonio_: check HEAD output.  then you will know09:46
jpatrickschool starts again tomorrow!!09:46
Tonio_firefox or IE are working with extensions09:46
jpatricknight everyone09:47
alleeTonio_: well, if you download via http: the server should return right mime type.09:47
alleejpatrick: night!09:48
Tonio_allee: I know that, but if 80% webserver are badly configured.....09:49
Tonio_well09:49
Tonio_anyway :09:49
Tonio_[Property::X-KDE-LocalProtocol] 09:49
Tonio_Type=QString09:49
Tonio_Value=zip09:49
Tonio_that's it ;)09:49
alleeTonio_: URL?09:51
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alleejpatrick: fyi: kde svn kmplayer contains a debian subdir09:55
Tonio_allee: /usr/share/mimelnk/application/x-zip.desktop 10:09
Tonio_sorry, I was gone take a lunch10:10
alleeTonio_: np10:10
alleeTonio_: next try ;) what's the URL for the tar file that get's opened with kate?10:11
Tonio_allee: let me show you10:26
Tonio_just finished eating ;)10:26
Tonio_allee: I personally don't have the problem with tar.gz files10:27
Tonio_but with rar, for example...10:27
Tonio_http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:0HP8Oe3ksYMJ:distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/lormalinux/v5/ecd25RAR/+%22index+of%22+rar&hl=fr&ie=UTF-810:27
Tonio_you can try to download a rar file there10:27
Tonio_JRe has the problem with tar.gz files I think10:27
Tonio_JRe: can you confirm ?10:27
JReTonio_: yes10:29
JReit used Kate to open that URL10:30
alleeTonio_: the server return text/plain  and kate load the *13.rar file here (as expected :( )10:30
alleeTonio_: ditto for firefox.  rar is displayes it inline.  Lots of garbage10:32
JReallee: ok I understand10:32
alleehi JRe10:33
JRehi allee 10:33
JReallee: I took a look for the bug you showed me yesterday10:33
alleeJRe: YYEEEAAAHHHH!!!10:34
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JReallee: but everything in the code of medianotifier seems ok: it do watch the media/gphoto2camera mimetype10:34
JReallee: so I think that this bug can come from 1) mediamanager 2) HAL10:34
JReallee: ervin thinks it's more a HAL packaging problem10:34
alleeJRe: Do you have a camera that is supported by gphoto2?10:35
JReallee: so did you test if you really receive the hal event when pluggin it to you computer ?10:35
JReallee: unfortunately not10:35
JReallee: all my camera are recognized by media/removable10:35
JReallee: but i am overmotivated10:35
JReallee: I _want_ this feature10:35
Tonio_allee: jre has the problem with tar.gz files10:35
Tonio_while I don't10:35
alleeJRe: I tried lshal some minutes ago.  Long list.  Looks I have to save before/after plugin and diff it but got sidetracked by kmplayer and tar/rar mimetypes10:36
Tonio_http://planetemu.net/?section=emulateurs&machine=42&os=Linux&orderby=nom&ordertype=ASC&viewtypeemulateurs=detailled#go84210:36
Tonio_for example there10:36
JReTonio_: it did use kate again10:36
Tonio_not for me10:36
Tonio_I get a download dialog box10:37
Tonio_allee: what about you ?10:37
alleeJRe: okay so you check the why media/removable and not media/camera  and I try to find out more about media/ghoto2camera 10:38
alleeTonio_: Still loading nothing to 'click' :(10:38
alleeTonio_: konqueror: still waiting for reply 10:38
Tonio_I personally can download10:40
Tonio_the website doesn't work for you ?10:40
alleeTonio_: stop and reload 'fixed' it.  Now looking for an tar file there ...10:40
Tonio_k10:40
alleeTonio_: when I click on FBZX V1.5 I get:10:41
alleeOpen 'http://planetemu.n...x_1.5_linux.tar.gz'?10:41
alleeType: Tar file10:41
alleeand as expected: HEAD 'http://planetemu.net/php/emulateurs/?action=download&id=933'10:42
alleereturns: Content-Type: application/x-tar10:42
Tonio_allee: that's correct ;)10:43
JReallee: yeah right10:43
alleeTonio_: yes :)10:43
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JRe:)10:43
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Tonio_;)10:44
Tonio_okay, so I can disable that kio10:44
Tonio_good news10:44
JReallee: ok gonna try with my ixus10:45
JReallee: BTW many thanks for having thinked to that feature!10:45
Tm_Tinteresting, ubuntu and ubuntuserver install cd's have same problem with my server machine10:45
Tonio_JRe: pv ;)10:45
Tm_Tinstaller "crashes" when it should start partitioning step10:45
alleeJRe: diff of lshal before and after gphoto2 camera pluged in10:47
alleehttp://rafb.net/paste/results/UweUx090.html10:47
Tm_Tand flashes "E: Unimplemented function"10:47
JReallee: it seems to work10:49
Tm_Thave anyone of you heard about that?10:49
RiddellTm_T: dapper or breezy?10:50
alleeJRe: media:/ is still empty (and no media dialog10:50
JReallee: kde 3.5 ?10:50
alleeJRe: yes.  Dapper uptodate10:50
JReok10:51
Tm_TRiddell: breezy10:51
RiddellTm_T: that's not a good sign10:51
alleeJRe: I must admit I'm lost again.  To many numbers.  No human readable string like camera or gphoto2 :(10:52
Tm_Tubuntu shipped install-cd, selfburned ubuntuserver install-cd10:52
Tm_TRiddell: that's not10:52
RiddellTm_T: does it have raid?10:52
JReallee: yes all output is a mess10:52
Tm_TRiddell: bios does find HD just fine, so I don't think that's the problem10:52
Tm_TRiddell: nope =)10:52
Tm_TRiddell: just single ATA drive in primary ide as master10:53
JReallee: ok I have the same bug10:53
JReallee: damn damn damn10:53
JReallee: to resolve that the first thing to do is to inspect the output of mediamanager10:54
Tm_TRiddell: I doublecheck bios settings10:54
JReallee: dcop kded mediamanger10:54
JReallee: dcop kded mediamanager fullList10:54
alleeJRe: Oh: object 'mediamanger' in application 'kded' not accessible10:54
JReallee: that's not normal10:55
JReallee: it's working at home10:55
alleeJRe: ah an 'a' was missing not it works so10:55
JReallee: and the mediamanager has not my camera in the list10:55
JReallee: same for you ?10:56
alleeJRe: yeah. fullList is empty before and after plugin of gphot2 camera 10:56
JReallee: ok so the bug come from that10:57
JReallee: so It will be hard to fix10:57
JReallee: it need a commit in kdebase10:57
JReallee: the first thing to do is to report a bug I think10:57
alleeJRe: I'm sure Riddel gladly add this patch to debian/patches ;)10:58
JReallee: ok. but we need ervin to do that ;)10:58
JReallee: I am not tough enough on HAL10:58
alleeJRe: so bug against mediamanager?  I'll do it.10:58
alleeJRe: questions: to bugs 1) camera is media/removable_unmounted and 2) ghoto2camera not detected.  right?10:59
allees/to bugs/two bugs/10:59
JReallee: yes10:59
JReallee: the first one come from HAL I think10:59
JReallee: because it did send a HAL event with the wrong type11:00
JReallee: the second one is clearly coming from mediamanager11:00
alleeJRe: okay so I submit 2).  Do you care about 1)?11:00
JReallee: I will see for #1 with ervin and see what is the best thing to do11:01
alleeJRe: thx!11:01
JReallee: thanks to you!11:02
JReallee: what is the deadline for the patch ?11:02
alleeJRe: for digikam 19th Jan so 0.8.1 with the media features can go it.  But a bugfix patch to kdebase should more time.11:03
alleeJRe: digikam is independent of the patch but we would like to test before releasing ;)11:04
JReallee: sure11:04
Tm_TRiddell: nope, no luck with bios tweaking either11:04
alleeJRe: but we can add a patch to digikam also later too if it does not the right thing with the mediamanager patch11:04
JReallee: ookee11:05
allee:)11:05
JReallee: what is your camera brand and model ?11:05
JReallee: (just to see if it could not be a just for us bug)11:05
alleeJRe: gphoto2: canon powershot a4911:05
alleeJRe: usb storage: sony dsc w1211:06
alleea40 that is11:06
JReallee: gphoto2: i also have a canon11:06
alleeJRe: but I can recruite many more testers on #digikam.  At least 3 running dapper11:07
JReallee: should be cool11:07
JReallee: they also have the bug with media:/ not showing gphoto2 camera ?11:08
alleeJRe: yea11:08
alleeyes11:08
JReallee: ooky11:08
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JRes/it/he/11:09
alleeJRe: there was no service entry media/pghoto2camera yet?11:15
alleeJRe: next digikam release will have it.  Promised :)11:15
JRe=)11:17
Tm_TRiddell: maybe I test dapper installer, where's flight-2 install media?11:20
Tonio_http://www.planetemu.net/temp/kubuntu-default-settings_5.10-18_all.deb11:20
Tonio_anyone wants to test this on breezy ?11:20
Tonio_JRe: if you wanna test ;)11:20
\shTm_T: cdimage.ubuntu.com?11:20
Tm_Tah!11:20
Tm_TI'm blind11:20
Tm_Tand too angry about this whole mess11:21
alleeJRe: $%#^ what's the 'application' to file the bug against? Searching in the popdown list is crazy :)11:22
JRemediamanager ?11:22
Tm_Tsupposed to have working shell server 2h ago11:22
alleeJRe: only two mediacontrol entries.  Check this already :(11:23
alleeJRe: kio/media?11:23
JRemmm11:23
JRedam11:23
JRekioslaves/media11:23
JRekdebase/kioslave/media11:23
JRethe last I am almost sure11:24
alleeJRe: only kio/media exists.11:26
JRekio/media is fine11:27
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JReallee: don't worry next time I see ervin on #solid i'll remember that to him :)11:31
alleeJRe: :)  Thx!11:32
poningruso can someone confirm something11:56
poningruhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecentChanges11:56
poningruthat says that the next release code names will be alphabetical11:56
poningruis that true?11:57
Riddellponingru: yes12:02
poningruok cool thanks man12:02

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