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Mezit looks like it's trying to call a prob from a var - but the var is unset12:03
Mez yay12:03
Mez Riddell: lots of shlibdeps warnings... 12:05
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=== hunger waits for the apidocs to build.
Mezmez@lethargy:/scratch/cache/pbuilder/result$ ls *.deb12:06
Mezkdelibs_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_all.deb          kdelibs4-dev_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb  kdelibs-data_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_all.deb12:06
Mezkdelibs4c2_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb      kdelibs4-doc_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_all.deb12:06
Mezkdelibs4c2-dbg_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb  kdelibs-bin_3.5.1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb12:06
hungerMez: Lucky bastard;-)12:06
Mezhunger indeed :D12:06
Mezoh, and look :D12:07
Mez kdelibs4c212:07
Mez:D12:07
Mezit worked12:07
Riddellrocking!12:07
MezRiddell: kdelibs - backportable :D12:07
Riddellwoo!12:08
hunger* Found tag kio/kfile/kfile.tag12:09
Mezsorry12:10
hunger /tmp/kdelibs-3.5.1/admin/doxygen.sh: line 498: 11144 Segmentation fault      doxygen "$subdir/Doxyfile"12:10
MezRiddell: part way there - I haventdone a full check yet12:10
hungerMy hdd is too slow:-(12:16
hungerMez: I get that --attr=language... command not found, too.12:17
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Hobbseeis there any chance we can use network-admin in kde?12:20
Hobbseebuilding koffice for breezy in the background12:20
Mez...?12:21
Hobbseeor...something...?  Sorry, going slightly nuts with my wireless card here...12:21
RiddellHobbsee: what's network-admin?12:21
Hobbseethought it was the gnome network client12:22
Hobbseeer, network-manager12:22
Mezn-m works in kubuntu12:22
Mezlol12:22
MezI havent tried the KDE version though12:22
Hobbseeok12:22
RiddellHobbsee: you can but you need to compile cvs libnl, networkmanager and knetworkmanager12:22
Hobbseei didnt try it, didnt want to suddenly get all of gnome on my systeem12:22
Hobbseeright12:23
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Mezis there a kcharmap or soemthing?12:24
hungerRiddell: Fix seems to work.12:25
hungerRiddell: Shall I mail it to you?12:25
Mezkde relies on python ?12:28
sebasIf you use scons to build it, yes.12:29
sebasAnd we're working on some kcontrol modules in python.12:29
Mezsebas: the default insall does12:29
sebassuperkaramba aswell12:29
sebasThen it's probably SK12:29
Mezah superkaramba in kde3.5.112:30
Riddellhunger: please do12:30
Riddellhunger: what does it do?12:30
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MezRiddell: kdelibs - Install ok12:32
RiddellMez: excellent :)12:32
Meznow to kdebase12:32
hungerRiddell: Patch for the gnome problem is on its way to you.12:33
Riddellhunger: but what does it do?12:34
hungerRiddell: It does not change the API. I just copied some code from the menueditor or something into kdelibs/kinit to make it ignore desktop files without kde in "ShowOnlyIn" or "kde" in "NotShowIn"12:34
hungerRiddell: s/kde/KDE/.12:34
hungerRiddell: That way gnome-volume-manager.desktop and gnome-power-manager.desktop get ignored (which get installed with the current ubuntu-desktop)12:35
Riddellhunger: earlier you said you thought it already did that?12:36
hungerRiddell: Without my patch gnome windows keep popping up whenever a new HD is discovered.12:36
Riddella new hard disk?12:36
hungerRiddell: I said that it does *not* do that at all.12:36
hungerRiddell: USB or something hotpluggable.12:36
Riddellwhat causes that?12:37
Riddelloh, gnome-volume-manager?12:37
Riddellah yes, I have that running too12:37
hungerRiddell: g-volume-manager starts nautilus.12:37
Riddellyeah12:37
Riddellhunger: excellent work :)12:37
hungerRiddell: It was easy enough once you pointed me into the right direction:-)12:38
hungerAnyway: Good night.12:38
Riddellnight hunger, thanks for the help12:38
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hungerRiddell: I help whenever I find the time to do so. Damn job;-)12:39
RiddellHobbsee: how's the compiling?12:49
HobbseeRiddell: of koffice? *sigh*12:49
Riddellwhy the sigh?12:49
Hobbseelemme pastebin...12:50
Hobbseehttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/813812:50
Hobbseeyet gnupg's already installed12:51
Hobbseei suppose ~/.gnupg isnt there though12:51
RiddellHobbsee: that's it done12:51
RiddellHobbsee: don't worry about signing, you aren't uploading to revu or ubuntu archive12:52
Hobbseeoh, so it is :)12:52
Hobbseei read "error" and shuddered, not really looking at it12:52
Hobbseeupload to the same place?12:52
RiddellHobbsee: yes please :)12:55
Riddelllast packages worked well12:55
Hobbsee:)12:55
Hobbseeuploading....12:55
Hobbseewow, these files are nowhere near as big as last lot...12:58
Riddellyes, koffie-doc seems to have a random number generator on its size12:58
Mezlol12:59
Riddellthere's something in dapper that makes it extra big12:59
MezRiddell: the B-Ds for kdebase pose no problem it seems12:59
Mezso... well shouldnt be too bad12:59
RiddellMez: excellent excellent12:59
Mezif it hits a FTBFS now - then it's a major bug01:00
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MezRiddell: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/54251101:18
RiddellMez: do you have libkdecore.so.4?01:19
Mezlemme login01:21
Mezwhere should it be?01:21
Mez/usr/lib/ ?01:23
Mez/usr/lib/libkdecore.so.4  01:24
Mez?01:24
Riddellyes /usr/lib/libkdecore.so.401:25
Meztaking a while to login01:25
Mezbig tar.gz01:25
MezRiddell: no01:29
Mezhttp://kubuntu.pastebin.com/54252301:29
MezI'm gonna have to recompile kdelibs again arent I01:30
RiddellMez: should be in kdelibs4c201:31
Mezroot@lethargy:/var/cache/apt/archives# dpkg -L kdelibs4c201:31
Mez/usr/share01:31
Mez/usr/share/doc01:31
Mez/usr/share/doc/kdelibs4c201:31
Mez/usr/share/doc/kdelibs4c2/copyright01:31
Mez/usr/share/doc/kdelibs4c2/changelog.Debian.gz01:31
Mezhmm01:31
Mezhere;s a thought01:31
Mezthe script fu01:31
Riddellthat's not good01:32
Mezdoes it still install to kdelibs4c2a dir ?01:32
Meztherefore making the kdelibs4c2 package empty01:32
Mezah01:33
Mezkdelibs4c2a.install01:33
Riddellthere should also be a kdelibs4c2.install file01:33
Riddelland debian/control should use kdelibs4c2 not kdelibs4c2a01:33
Meznope01:33
Mezdebian/control does01:34
Mezor it wouldnt have done that would it?01:34
Meztheres no kdelibs4c2.install though01:34
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MezRiddell, nope - definately no kdelibs4c2 package01:37
Mez.install *01:37
MezRiddell, maybe the control file could fix that?01:40
Mezrules *01:40
Mezmv ;01:40
RiddellMez: damn01:42
RiddellI'm sure I left that in01:42
Riddelljust a case of cp kdelibs4c2a.install kdelibs4c2.install01:43
RiddellMez: I'll upload a fixed one01:45
jjesseRiddell: did you ever reply to my email?01:47
Riddelljjesse: ug no, poke me tomorrow if I haven't done it by then01:48
jjesseRiddell: ok, trying to get things done, first draft is due friday :)01:48
Riddellcrivvens01:48
MezRiddell :D cool - you can set a precedent by uploading for a backports-only change01:50
Mezand then I can say - yeah see - Riddell did it - why dont you too01:50
RiddellMez: really?  I've seen that done before01:52
Riddellthis is my first soyuz upload, wonder if it'll work01:53
Mezyou've seen an  upload before only to fix somethign for backporting?01:53
Riddellyeah, siretat I think changed build-deps on some kde thing01:55
RiddellAccepted kdelibs 4:3.5.1-0ubuntu3  groovy01:56
Mezah lol01:57
MezI didnt see that01:57
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=== Mez does an upload
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jjessenight Riddell02:13
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raphinkRiddell: my message to kubuntu-bugs@l.u.c was rejected02:37
raphinkRiddell: do you think I have to mail to all members `manually' ?02:37
Hobbseeraphink: i'd try pinging them on irc02:38
Riddellraphink: why kubuntu-bugs?02:38
raphinkHobbsee: well if they all were there02:38
Riddellraphink: e-mail kubuntu-devekl02:38
raphinkRiddell: are we subscribed to it?02:38
Hobbseea lot of them seem to be...02:39
raphinkI see only kubuntu-bugs on the LP team02:39
Riddellraphink: kubuntu-devel the mailing list?02:42
RiddellI'm subscribed to it02:43
Riddellabout 100 other people are02:43
raphinkyes I saw that02:43
raphinkjust subscribed02:43
raphinkI'm gonna send to it02:43
raphinkthere02:46
raphinksent :)02:46
=== Riddell really beds
Riddellraphink: put in /topic too02:46
=== ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:raphink] : Flight 3 out || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thu, Feb 16th 2006 - 20:00 UTC -- be there!
raphink:)02:47
Hobbseehehe - dont bother Riddell 02:47
Hobbseesleep's overrated :P02:47
jsgotangcoohh meeting02:47
raphink:)02:48
jsgotangcothat would be around 4am in my place but hey :)02:49
raphinkjsgotangco: most meetings are either around 12UTC or 20UTC02:49
jjessewhat meeting this time?02:49
jsgotangco12UTC isn't a problem02:49
raphinkjjesse: how do you mean?02:49
raphinkjsgotangco: it is on this day, since there's already a meeting ;)02:50
Hobbsee12UTC's fine here too, if you wanted to change it to there02:50
jjesseis that the community council meeting you are talking about?02:50
raphinkjjesse: no, Kubuntu meeting :)02:50
jjesseoh, when is that?02:50
raphinkjjesse: /topic02:50
raphinkjjesse: is that fine for you?02:51
jjesseshould be02:51
raphinkok02:51
raphink:)02:51
=== ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:raphink] : Flight 3 out || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thu, Feb 16th 2006 - 20:00 UTC -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings -- be there!
jsgotangcocool02:53
raphink:)02:53
jjessehmmm i might be a bit late to the meeting, 5pm is when  i head home from work so i'll join and eat dinner while i pay attention02:54
raphinkok02:54
freeflyingjjesse: which is ur timezone02:55
raphinkHobbsee: thanks for the world clock02:55
jjesseeastern (-5 UTC)02:55
Hobbseeraphink: no problems - was wondering if anyone would like it :D02:55
raphinkfreeflying: that will be very early for you I'm afraid02:55
Hobbseesaves calculating it by hand02:55
raphinkor very late02:55
freeflyingraphink: it's will be 4:00 AM02:55
raphinkHobbsee: well for me it's just +102:55
Hobbseehehe02:55
raphinkfreeflying: that's what I call very early 02:55
raphinkHobbsee: and I'm thankfully I can still add +1 in my head02:56
Hobbseehehe!02:56
freeflyingraphink: sadly , I'll be on train that day 02:56
raphinkalthough it's too late to have me speak english properly it seems02:56
raphinkfreeflying: :(02:56
Hobbseeoh ok, mine's +11 for the moment02:56
raphink+11 is harder for sure02:57
raphinkyou have to retain 24 most of the time02:57
freeflyingI'll attend the meeting of AsiaBusinessTour/Shanghai ,so shall I do something for kubuntu?02:59
raphinkbring CDs, stickers, yourself, ...02:59
raphinktalk about it :)02:59
raphinksay only true things about it02:59
raphinkbut nice ones :)02:59
Riddellfreeflying: cool03:00
raphinkhehe03:00
Riddellfreeflying: take some kubuntu CDs to give to Mark03:00
freeflyingI've CD03:00
freeflyingRiddell: ok03:00
raphink:)03:00
jjessehow many times are you going to go to bed Riddell?03:00
Riddelland to give to everyone else03:00
Riddelljjesse: I'm about to make my third attempt03:00
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Riddellraphink: nice03:00
raphinkonly to people who had specific kubuntu questions :)03:01
=== freeflying I've given out about 400 CDs now
raphinkwe had 3 whole boxes of Ubuntu CDs and were left with almost none03:01
raphink400 Kubuntu CDs ??03:01
freeflyingraphink: y03:01
raphinkoh nice03:01
raphinkI didn't have that much to give out ;)03:01
Riddellraphink: you should have said you were going to a show, I'd have sent you a box03:02
raphinksure Riddell, but I didn't know actually ;)03:02
raphinknext time I'll tell you 03:02
raphink:)03:02
raphinkat least I had a few ones 03:02
raphinkand tonio and I were there03:02
freeflyingRiddell: shall prepare something else fot the coming meeting 03:02
raphinkto represent Kubuntu03:02
raphinkUbuntu was not officially there actually03:02
jsgotangcoRiddell, do you still have CDs?03:02
raphinkonly the ubuntu-fr associatoin03:03
raphinkwith mostly simple ubuntu users03:03
jsgotangcofreeflying, mark03:03
jsgotangcofreeflying, mark's a jolly guy03:03
Riddellraphink: how was the KDE stand?03:03
jsgotangco:)03:03
raphinkso it was good that tonio and I were there from time to time03:03
raphinkRiddell: quite nice03:03
Riddelljsgotangco: yes, some, going fast though03:03
raphinkRiddell: running mostly kubuntu, gentoo and slack03:03
freeflyingjsgotangco: really ? it's nice 03:03
Riddellfreeflying: sure, send me a report of what's good/bad/happening if you want me to pass it onto the meeting03:03
jsgotangcofreeflying, i think he's in seoul right now, i had lunch with him last week03:03
raphinkRiddell: seems most KDE devs are not very happy with kubuntu from what we heard :s03:04
jsgotangcoRiddell, can you send some over (a hundred would do if possible)03:04
raphinkfor some reasons03:04
Riddellraphink: oh?  what did they say?03:04
raphinkRiddell: that we changed things in KDE that ought not to be changed03:04
Riddelljsgotangco: you need a reason first03:04
raphinkdefault settings03:04
jsgotangcoRiddell, sure i'll send an email03:04
freeflyingRiddell: sorry, you mean which meeting 03:04
Riddellany sane reason will do03:05
raphinkRiddell: but the guy we talked with mostly was a slack guy03:05
raphinkRiddell: so well doesn't count much ;)03:05
Riddellfreeflying: kubuntu meeting, see /topic03:05
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Hobbseechat instead :P03:05
raphinkhaha03:05
freeflyingRiddell: AsiaBusinessTour/Shanghai will be held at 2/15 ,but kubuntu-meeting is at 2/1603:06
raphinkoooh I'm just seeing that my subject in the email I sent is not that good03:06
raphinkI should have slept before sending it03:06
raphinklol03:06
Riddellfreeflying: tell Mark etc about the issues you have with CJK and what's happening to fix them I guess03:07
raphinkfreeflying: couldn't you find a machine somewhere there?03:07
Riddellright, bed.  really03:07
raphinkhehe03:08
raphinksame here03:08
raphinkbed bed bed03:08
raphinkgn8 all03:08
freeflyingraphink: I'll bring a ibook with me there 03:08
HobbseeRiddell: rubbish :P03:08
raphink|sleepfregrr03:08
raphink|sleepnah03:09
jsgotangcofreeflying, mark has great interest in having seamless cjk support you guys can really help on that03:09
freeflyingjsgotangco: y03:09
jsgotangcobecause at the moment, there's big interest but little testing going on (lack of supporters)03:14
freeflyingjsgotangco: u've took part in last week's meeting 03:18
freeflyingRiddell: do you have the theme of wiki.kubuntu.org03:37
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jsgotangcofreeflying, yeah, it was fun04:15
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tulgahi all. I cannot install GIF library in dapper 2. howto install it?04:18
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Hobbseei wonder if this should go into kde bugs, or kubuntu bugs in malone...05:47
freeflyingHobbsee: what happened with this package05:48
Hobbseeit crashes as soon as you hit configure on wlan005:48
Hobbseefreeflying: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/814705:49
freeflyingHobbsee: I have not wireless card on my desktop05:49
Hobbseei'd imagine most people dont05:50
Hobbseebut getting the latest upgrades, after i pin ndiswrapper05:50
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LimulusRiddell, I just wanted to logon briefly to thank you for uploading the i386 kdeedu packages! :-)05:55
LimulusThey're installing as I type ^_^05:56
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tulgahi all! I cannot upgrade kde 3 to 4. lt-genshortcutents: cannot connect to X server. howto fix it?06:47
Tm_Ttulga: you try to upgrade to KDE4 ?06:48
tulgaTm_T: yep. lib compiled, now installing lib06:48
Tm_Twell, quite useless unless you're devel06:48
Tm_Tand I didn't manage to compile it06:49
tulgaI following this guide http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=KDE3To406:49
Tm_Tand oh, there is no point at all to replace KDE 3.x with KDE506:49
Tm_TKDE4 I mean06:49
Tm_Thttp://edu.kde.org/development/port2kde4.php <- damn good howto06:50
Tm_Ttulga: what you will do with KDE4 stuff?06:50
tulgainteresting06:51
tulgaTm_T: "cannot connect to X server" mean kde-devel user haven't X access?06:54
Tm_Thum06:54
Tm_Tmight be06:54
tulgawhere I configure account's X access?06:54
Tm_Tno idea06:55
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Tm_THobbsee: ping07:56
HobbseeTm_T: pong07:56
Tm_Tno source package to Kopete?07:56
Tm_Twe will need it soon07:57
Tm_Tseparate Kopete release incoming! :)07:57
Hobbseefun07:57
Tm_Tok, have to find another wayto do test package07:57
Hobbseei'm not sure if you'd have to stick it inside kdepim, or whatever it falls under07:57
Hobbseeespecially since it's after UVF07:58
Tm_Tit's part of kdenetwork07:59
Hobbseeah, that's right07:59
Tm_Tso, I did apt-get source kopete -> got kdenetwork08:00
Hobbseeyep08:00
Tm_Tok, I have sources of new kopete alpha, tell me easy way to wrap up a package =)08:02
Tm_Ttaking sourcee package, merging new sources and then package it, can't do in this case as I just explained ;(08:03
Hobbseedont look at me!08:03
Tm_Tuh oh08:03
Tm_TI don't, youjust happen to be in front of me ;)08:03
Hobbseehehe08:05
Tm_Tuff, maybe I do this a hard way ;(08:05
Hobbseeyou'll have to ask Riddell or someone, when they wake up08:06
Tm_Tnah, I read debians guide through08:06
freeflyingTm_T: kopete is seperated from knetwork ?08:12
Tm_Tfreeflying: nope, just this 0.12 release is separate08:14
Tm_Tfreeflying: so much new stuff and we couldn't wait KDE4 ;)08:14
freeflyingTm_T: when will this be released  08:14
freeflyingit's seems hard for a UVF08:15
Tm_Tfreeflying: well, I'm holding first alpha sources in my hand, so possibly soon08:15
Tm_Tkopete is frozen08:15
freeflyingTm_T: where can I get the changelog 08:15
Tm_Tfreeflying: you probably can't yet, unless mattr did something in last 6 hours08:16
Tm_Tfreeflying: I'll investigate, wait :)08:16
Hobbseehey, why does the version of ndiswrapper-utils in the repos seem to overwrite my supposedly newer version that i've just compiled?  i thought that the one that i compiled would overwrite anything else08:17
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Hobbseehmpf08:21
Tm_Tfreeflying: but in general, new chat style engine (xhtml+css instead of xlst) jabber voice + other jabber goodies, whole bunch of fixes here and there...08:23
Tm_Tincluding my 8 (?) commits ;)08:29
freeflyingTm_T: waiting for your package 08:29
freeflyingTm_T: :)08:29
Tm_Tfreeflying: oh, just I know how to do it ;)08:30
Tm_T+if08:30
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freeflyingTm_T: or you may package it for ourselves use only , :)08:31
Tm_Tthat's what it will be now08:32
Tm_Tactually I don't even have permission to do package others but myself08:33
Tm_Tyet08:33
Tm_Tbut looks like these sources are fine so waitin permission08:33
Tm_Thmh, looks like creating package is timeconsuming08:36
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Hobbseebye all09:15
Tm_Tfreeflying: ok, slowly understanding how this works, but dependencies are small issue now09:32
Tm_TRiddell: you know who is Kopete debian maintainer ?09:37
poningruTm_T: I thought kde apps were group maintained10:00
Tm_Tprolly is10:00
poningruhttp://packages.debian.org/unstable/kde/kopete.html10:00
poningruat the bottom10:01
Tm_Tah, thanks10:02
Tm_Thum, I thought I did all ok, but no, dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot doesn't give any deb packages10:03
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hungerDid my patch make it into the latest kdelibs?10:44
jpatrickhmm... Kubuntu meeting...10:46
hungerWhere?10:46
jpatricktopic10:46
hungerThat channel is dead silent right now.10:46
jpatrickhunger: It usual is unless there's a meeting...10:47
hungerjpatrick: Oh, I assumed you were trying to point me to some ongoing meeting:-)10:47
jpatrickoh right10:48
jpatrick:)10:48
Tonio_yep we discussed that yesterday, and riddel agreed on the fact that planning kubuntu mettings from time to time can be a good thing....10:52
Tm_Ttrue10:52
jpatrickHello Tm_T 10:52
Tm_Thullo10:52
Tm_TI do something wrong, I thought I did all ok http://www.us.debian.org/doc/maint-guide <- following this10:53
Tonio_actually riddell is developper, packager, revuer, manages the full kde desktop, and probably the onlykde guru engaged by canonical on the ubuntu project....10:53
Tm_Tbut no, I don't get any deb packages ;(10:53
jsgotangcothere's also amu10:53
Tonio_so organizing the work to help him concentrating on the essential part of his work could be a good thing :)10:53
jpatrickTm_T: what are you trying to package?10:54
Tm_Tjpatrick: Kopete 0.12 alpha10:54
Tonio_jsgotangco: amu is working for canonical ? okay didn't knew ;)10:54
jpatrickTm_T: tried using the debian/ dir from the repos?10:54
jpatrickoh no wait10:54
Tm_Tjpatrick: no source package for kopete only10:54
Tm_Tdunno why10:54
jpatrick:/10:55
Tm_Tthat wouldd be too easy to me =)10:55
jpatrickshould come from kde-network10:55
jpatrickor something like that10:55
Tm_Tyes, but separate kopete release10:55
jpatrickTm_T: is there somewhere you can put your package?10:56
Tm_Tjpatrick: kopete sources you mean?10:56
jpatrickTonio_: I just hope I can get to the meetings10:56
jpatrickTm_T: your .diff.gz, etc10:57
Tonio_jpatrick: not sure to be here ? damn..... lots of work ?10:57
Tm_Tjpatrick: ah, remember, this is "top secret", no permission to be public in any state from mattr yet ;)10:57
Tm_Tjpatrick: in a second :p10:57
Tonio_I had the same problem, it took me month to become member because of that10:57
jpatrickTonio_: school, etc10:57
Tonio_jpatrick: k10:58
Tonio_Tm_T: got an url for kopete's changelog ?10:59
jpatrickwill probably make it to the coming one tho :)10:59
hungerRiddell did not add my no-gnome-startup patch to kdelibs yet:-(11:00
Tm_TTonio_: nope, can't find any changelogs11:00
Tonio_hehe, my ubuntu cards just arrived ;) there nice, although11:00
Tm_TTonio_: have to ask as soon as mattr is back online11:00
Tonio_Tm_T: okay.... I can't wait for msn sound support....11:01
Tm_Thehe11:01
Tm_TTonio_: Jabber voice support is, no msn equiv11:01
=== jpatrick couldn't get his webcam to work
Tonio_Tm_T: so many people refusing to even have a look at linux because of that bull...t msn11:01
Tm_TTonio_: true11:01
jpatrickTonio_: I always prefered Jabber11:02
Tonio_Tm_T: the problemis that, dunno for the rest of the world, but here in france, people don't say IM, but "msn"....11:02
jpatricksame here...11:02
Tm_TTonio_: unfortunately there's no Kopete devel who has time and skills to do msn plugin rockin11:02
Tonio_I do prefer habber also, and now wengophone is on the way to, but well.....11:02
Tm_TTonio_: rewiting msn plugin is started, so maybe we have light in Kopete 1.011:03
Tonio_it is not because something is better that people will use it.... otherwise, everything should be firewire based ;)11:03
Tonio_Tm_T: I can understand the main purpose of kopete's dev isn't to be full msn compatible, of course11:03
Tm_Taye, and people doesn't understand that they can use two protocols at the same time, "my friends use msn so I have to use it too, nothing else" ...11:04
Tonio_I hope google and a few companies will get jabber recognition for the lambda users11:04
Tm_Theh11:04
Tonio_anywa, there is no reason using 2 protocols for msn... do we use 2 proto for standard mail ? nope....11:05
Tm_T=)11:05
Tm_TI meant, you can use msn AND jabber, not just one11:05
jpatrickPOP3 and IMAP11:05
Tm_Tpeople doesn't seem to understand it11:05
Tonio_jpatrick: nope, THE protocol for communication is just smtp11:05
jpatrickoh, yeah :)11:06
Tonio_pop is just a way to download mails, but not a communication standard for the mail world11:06
Tonio_you can replace pop by imap or webmail, or ftp if you like to read mail files ;) but smtp is the base11:07
Tonio_that shouldn't have become different for instant messenging, but protocols and formats have become a world war  those 3 years11:07
Tonio_that's a pain, really11:07
Tm_Taye11:07
Tonio_imagin a world where you make a kind of fusion between mail and IM11:08
Tonio_im becoming an extention of standard mail, using a universal protocol, like jabber11:08
Tm_Toh well, I think jabber will rule the world soon, first video chat testings are coming11:08
Tonio_how easy it would be for the people..... everyone communicating with everyone....11:08
Tonio_I can't imagin have to have a yahoo.com email address to send mails to yahoo users....11:09
Tm_Tiirc jingle has basis for video conference, all we need is codecs and ui11:09
Tm_TTonio_: =)11:09
Tonio_Tm_T: codecs are already here.... h263, h26411:09
Tonio_even xvid.... I don't understand why standard video encoding codecs cannot be used for videoconferencing11:10
=== hunger waits for Riddell.
Tonio_is there a technical reason I missed ?11:10
=== jpatrick is listening to Radiohead
hungerTonio_: encoding takes too long.11:10
Tm_TTonio_: oh, sure, only that they're not yet used by Kopete ;)11:10
Tm_TTonio_: as I said,all we need is codec(s) and ui11:11
Tm_Tdunno if there's something fundamental too11:11
Tonio_hunger, well with a 320x240 image and the power of actuall computers, with a 10 fps, that should be using that much resources, no ?11:11
Tm_Tbut iirc jingle is just frame to data stream11:11
hungerTonio_: Streaming does not work well when it takes 3times as long to encode a image than it takes to display it.11:11
Tonio_hunger: right, as I was saying, there was certainly a reason, here is the answer ;)11:12
hungerTonio_: A computer can do it (I think), but you can only earn money with videoconferencing if the HW needed is cheap enough.11:12
Tonio_hunger: correct11:13
freeflyinganyone know remaster livecd11:13
Tonio_wengophone look actually as the best coming solution for multiplatform videoconferencing I think.... although the SVN is an horrible mess...11:13
jpatrickfreeflying: LiveCDCustomization?11:13
freeflyingjpatrick: y11:14
Tonio_I tried to package it, but I forgave....11:14
hungerTonio_: A cell phone won't get a pentium-whatever class CPU soon;-)11:14
Tonio_hunger: hehe, that's true indeed, I didn't thought about those aspects.... shame on me11:14
Tonio_but if you have big resources, look at what apple does with ichat11:15
hungerTonio_: Ran a benchmark on a 200MHz ARM chip once: It was 90times slower then a 90MHz PentiumI chip!11:15
freeflyingjpatrick: Mithrandir: after remaster kubuntu's dapper livecd , kdm need be restarted manually, and then it can log into kdm 11:15
Tonio_the quality, although it uses much more resources, is totaly incredible11:15
Tonio_hunger that much ????????? wow..... I though a 200 mhz arm could be compared to a pentium 100 at least....11:16
Tonio_I may realease a personnal version of kubuntu-default-settings in about an hour to submit to Riddell .... anyone interested testing it ?11:18
jpatrickTonio_: what are the changes?11:19
Tm_Tjpatrick: 11:19
Tonio_jpatrick: fixing dpi to 100 and setting wmaller fonts, kopete and konversation settings, integration of ksvg part the same we did for the others, adding a few more usefull .desktop files, providing a cool knotes color sheme (default is a really ungly), providing a standard and working profile for knemo (for eventually having it installed by default, plus many more little things11:21
jpatrickwow11:21
Tonio_replacing that crappy ungly hand in gwenview....11:21
hungerTonio_: Why fix the dpi?!11:22
jpatrickhello raphink 11:22
raphinkhi jpatrick 11:22
Tonio_hunger: on many computers, especially laptops, that causes problems11:22
raphinkjpatrick: applying for member in an hour and a half?11:22
hungerTonio_: Why?11:22
jpatrickraphink: yes11:22
raphink:)11:22
Tonio_with the same setting than me, my girlfriend gets ridiculous small fonts, while I get big ones11:22
hungerTonio_: My laptop got ~130dpi. Fonts are unreadable with 100dpi.11:22
Tonio_on my laptop, for example, font size is changing sometimes on reboot,....11:23
Tonio_hunger, set to 100 with a good size might/should/could be okay11:23
hungerTonio_: Of course Riddells kdm themes need some tweeking occasionally:-)11:23
freeflyinganyone help me 11:23
Tonio_hunger: well, test my package and we'll see if that causes issues...11:23
hungerTonio_: Then the font sizes are all wrong:-)11:24
Tonio_hunger: I didn't manage to change that actually, but yes, that could be interesting adding a new kdmtheme and eventually a new background image11:24
hungerTonio_: They are given in a real world units... they get all screewed up with a wrong dpi setting!11:24
Tonio_hunger: maye wrong, but same everywhere..... I can't imagin that linux is actually the only OS that needs the knowledge of the screen specs to configure fonts.......11:25
Tonio_osx or windows don't have that problem11:25
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Tonio_hunger: I searched the net, and generally, for every fonts problem, the answer is "set dpi to 100"...11:25
Tonio_that seems to resolv 90% of the problems11:26
Tonio_but as I'm unsure, that's the reason I'm searching for testers ;)11:26
hungerTonio_: Yeap. They have less of that pixel-based measurement crap that still sticks around in X:-(11:26
hungerIf only X wasn't so 70s...11:26
hungerTonio_: Well, fixing the dpi fixes the symptom.11:27
hungerTonio_: The cause is mixing a real world unit of measurement with on screen units.11:28
Tonio_hunger: exactly, but doing it by default may causes a few issues, that's why it needs testing...11:28
hungerTonio_: ?11:28
Tonio_hunger: yes ?11:29
hungerTonio_: You are changing the real world unit to match up with what most developers assume it to be in on-screen units.11:29
hungerTonio_: Changing the real world to match the limited one in a computer is never a good idea:-)11:29
Tonio_hunger: when 30% of the computers I tested have problems with fonts....11:30
Tonio_I think mandriva for example is forcing dpi by default.... maybe I'm wrong, but I've heard about something like that11:30
hungerTonio_: Not with fonts! With everything else;-)11:30
Tonio_hunger I perfectly follow you on that point.... when it works well with the standards...11:31
Tonio_but browse the web with "linux problem fonts"11:31
Tonio_and anyway xorg has some bugs on that....11:31
hungerTonio_: but breaking the one thing that works properly to match the broken state of the rest of the system is wrong.11:32
Tonio_the autoconfiguration give me different sizes from time to time11:32
Tonio_hunger: but it can be a temporary solution waiting for something working better ;)11:32
hungerTonio_: If you need to fix the dpi, then please fix it to the proper value and not some random one.11:33
Tonio_to me the important is that it works, not that "respects the standards defined 30 yes ago"11:33
Tonio_hum......... what new users say when he has a problem with fonts ?11:33
Tonio_will he search how to change that ? does he even know what dpi is ?11:33
hungerTonio_: Font's don't. They are already on the way to the proper solution. It is the rest that is back in stoneage.11:34
hungerTonio_: No, but you could get the dpi on first boot and use that as a fixed value.11:34
Tonio_the problem is that with the same distro, Riddell got complained that "fonts are horribly big", or "ridiculously small"11:35
Tonio_what to do in that case ? publishing a guide to set the font size ?11:35
hungerTonio_: Yes, that is because the dpis were set incorrectly.11:35
Tonio_hunger, the problem isn't an exception11:35
hungerTonio_: Using a wrong setting for everybody will not help.11:35
Tonio_to my experience, it happens on about 40% of the computers I tested11:36
hungerTonio_: Sure it does.11:36
Tonio_hunger, that can be seen as "an average"11:36
hungerTonio_: My point is that if 40% of monitors are used with the wrong dpi setting then randomly picking one and using that should not improve the situation.11:37
Tonio_the problem is : do we want kubuntu to be limited to graphists and system ingeneers that are able to configure fonts ?11:37
Tonio_hunger: I agree that the ideal thing would be to let the people configuring it correctly, but that only a beautifull dream.........11:38
hungerTonio_: You can get the value from the HW somehow.11:39
Tonio_can you imagin answering to a new user that come from the MS world : "contact your vendor to get the specs, and then configure X server to feet your screen" ?11:39
hungerTonio_: No, but that is not the point:-)11:39
RiddellTonio_: actually I believe that's how windows does it too11:39
Tonio_hi Riddell ! you mean fixing the dpi ?11:40
hungerTonio_: Using 100dpi has one advantage: The fonts are properly scaled with respect to lines, boxes, etc. for most apps (since most developers seem to use 100dpi when designing stuff).11:40
hungerTonio_: But it will not stop the fonts too big/too small issue at all.11:41
Tonio_I'm pretty sure MS does that, and that's the reason graphists have sometime pain to configure their monitor with precision11:41
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Tonio_hunger, I personnaly fix fonts everywhere, and that fixed the small font issue to me and all linux users I know....11:41
RiddellI doin't know what windows does by default but I believe there's an option to set the dpi with a ruler somewhere11:41
hungerTonio_: It breaks things on my box.11:42
Riddellhunger: have patience :)  I only got my fast compiling machine back yesterday and have had a backlog of things to compile11:42
Tonio_20 machines doesn't mean it works everywhere of course, but even if the mothod can be discussed, the result is, to me, good11:42
hungerTonio_: Your friends got cheapo hardware then;-)11:42
hungerTonio_: 100dpi is close to the resolution of cheapish monitors.11:43
Tonio_hunger yup, if they didn't they would have apple hardware, and no issues, of course ;)11:43
Tonio_but here is an evidence of the need to have kubuntu meetings ;)11:43
hungerTonio_: You get the same issue with apple hardware (when running linux on it).11:43
Tonio_to me, the solution can be tested, and if it causes any issue, of course, removed before breezy is out....11:44
Tonio_Riddell: you opinion on that point ?11:44
hungerTonio_: I have fixed my resolution, too. But I need it fixed to ~130dpi.11:44
Tonio_s/you/your11:44
hungerTonio_: Sure, do it. Just do not break my system;-)11:45
Tonio_hunger well, that is not good, I agree, but if you are representing 1% of the people having a very specific hardware configuration....11:45
Tonio_the standard config has to feet with the masses11:45
hungerTonio_: 100dpi is an OKish setting for people with lowres hardware... so go for it.11:45
Tonio_I prefer 1% of people having an issue because of a setting, than 40% of users having issues with the standard.... that's my opinion ;)11:46
Tonio_but if the test isn't good, let's forget that :)11:46
hungerTonio_: Can you do set the dpi only if they are not yet overridden?11:46
Tonio_well, to set them back simply change the kdmrc11:47
RiddellTonio_: my opinion is to follow what gnome does since then we can just point the blame at ubuntu in general, and gnome now does the dpi from monitor thing11:47
hungerTonio_: AAAARRRGGG!11:47
Tonio_the setting is set by a postinst script in kubuntu-default-setting11:47
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hungerWhy don't you do this properly by fixing it in xorg.conf?!11:47
hungerTonio_: Then this works independent of which DM is used (and even with startx).11:48
raphinkhunger: then that's an Ubuntu-wide change, not a kubuntu specific one11:48
Tonio_hunger because I don't want to impact ubuntu globally ;)11:48
hungerraphink: So what? GDM does the same thing anyway IIRC.11:48
raphinkexactly11:48
raphinkif GDM does the same thing, then let's bring it to TB so it can be done to the whole distro11:49
raphink;)11:49
Tonio_Riddell: do you prefer me to remove that setting from the package so ?11:49
hungerraphink: So why not do it properly in ubuntu instead of messing in different places?11:49
raphinkagreed hunger, but we have no power to do that ourselves imo11:49
Tonio_the only difference is that I never saw ubuntu users complaing about fonts.....11:49
Tonio_that sounds strange, but that seem to concern kubuntu users more11:50
hungerHmm.. actually I can't find whether gdm fixes the dpi or not.11:52
Tonio_although I agree that's not logic at all11:52
Tonio_I even saw people saying that they where back to ubuntu because they had font size change regularly for kubuntu....11:53
Tonio_raphink: pv11:55
Tonio_I answered you11:55
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hungerRiddell: Could you please update kdm to use /usr/bin/X instead of the obsolete /usr/X11R6/bin/X?11:58
Riddellhunger: where do I do that?11:59
hungerRiddell: gdm reduces the audit trail (-audit 0) of the server... We might want to add that, too.11:59
Riddellah, ServerCmd=/usr/X11R6/bin/X -br11:59
Riddellhunger: what does that do?12:00
hungerRiddell: /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc.12:00
hungerRiddell: Look for ServerCmd=12:00
Tonio_hum, interesting :)12:01
hungerRiddell: I think we should use the same as gdm (/usr/bin/X -br -audit 0).12:01
Tonio_hunger: I'd be please to add another way to do it, if that's possible, don't get me wrong ;)12:01
Riddellhunger: what is this audit thing?12:01
hungerRiddell: Sets the audit trail level(?). Let me google what that is:-=)12:02
hungerRiddell: Looks like -audit 0 stops the Xserver from producing output on stderr.12:03
hungerRiddell: -audit 1 is the default and reports rejected connection attempts.12:04
hungerRiddell: audit output is send to stderr (where nobody sees it anyway).12:04
hungerTonio_: How were you going to set the 100dpi?12:05
Tonio_let me copy paste ;)12:06
hungerTonio_: By adding -dpi 100 to the X server command?12:06
Tonio_bope12:06
Tonio_hunger: to serverargslocal12:06
hungerRiddell: What about -nolisten tcp? Debian uses that to stop the server from accepting connections from outside.12:07
Tonio_hunger: s/ServerArgsLocal=-nolisten tcp/ServerArgsLocal=-dpi 100 -nolisten tcp/12:07
Tonio_here is the way I do it12:07
hungerOh, there it is;-)12:07
Tonio_yup12:07
hungerTonio_: OK, do that. That setting is ignored anyway if the hardware can be read.12:08
Tonio_hum....... so it does the standard test, and forces only if there is a problem ? seems a good way to do so :)12:08
Tonio_I didn't knew the specifics, I'm not an expert in video setting...12:09
hungerIt would be really nice if both kdm and gdm (and whatever other *dm ubuntu ships) would use one script to start X. Then you'd only need to add the options there instead of going through all those different config files.12:09
hungerTonio_: Read the manpages :-)12:09
Tonio_hunger: true, but we can do it be ourselves....12:10
hungerBy the way: Why is kdm installed in /usr/bin? The other *dms are in /usr/sbin.12:11
hungerIt is not really a app a user might end up running.12:12
Riddellhunger: we will keep -nolisten tcp12:13
hungerRiddell: We definitly should.12:14
freeflying_Riddell: after remaster livecd , it need restart kdm ,and then can log into kde 12:14
Riddellfreeflying_: what is the error before restarting kdm?12:14
hungerRiddell: I was suggesting to add it since I missed it in the config.12:14
RiddellCommunity Council Meeting in 45 mins12:15
hungerTonio_: Wouldn't it make sense to have -dpi 100 for all Xservers set up by kdm?12:15
jpatrickRiddell: I'm here12:16
hungerTonio_: Then it should go into ServerCmd, not ServerArgsLocal...12:16
freeflying_Riddell: nothing give from kdm 12:17
hungerOh, LP is down again.12:18
Tonio_hunger: whern't you saying that was a crappy method ?12:19
hungerTonio_: I am.12:19
=== Tonio_ is lost...
hungerTonio_: But if you do it, then do it properly:-)12:19
Tonio_so isn't that better if the setting only applies when the hardware is dreadable ?12:20
hungerTonio_: -dpi 100 is a setting for the local monitor. ServerArgsLocal get applied to local sessions only.12:20
Tonio_so you say, "if you are forcing it, do it like a barbarian, everywhere" ? ^_^12:20
Tonio_okay, changing this so ;)12:20
hungerTonio_: Yeap:-)12:21
hungerTonio_: I gave up on the barbarian linux user crowd;-)12:21
Tonio_haha12:21
=== hunger worked on fresco to fix all this mess in his student days.
allee[11:20]  <Tonio_> jpatrick: fixing dpi to 100 and ...12:35
alleeTonio_: no, no, no.  Why?12:35
Riddellyay, my blog made distrowatch weekly :)12:39
Riddellhttp://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=2006020612:39
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jpatrickcool12:41
Tonio_allee: why fixing it ?12:43
Tonio_because letting xorg detect that causes issues on *many* machines12:43
Tonio_and that's only a testing proposal, to see what happens ;) I never said it was the untimate solution, and I agree the method is not clean...12:44
alleeTonio_: wouldn't it be better to let xorg ask on install?12:44
Tonio_allee: well, when it works, yes, of course12:44
Tonio_but it causes problems on se many machines........12:44
Tonio_I got so many complains for the font setting issue, and I know I'm not the only one......12:45
Tonio_let worg ask on install ?12:45
alleeTonio_: well, radeoan at least seems to not detect it :(12:45
Tonio_can you imagin a lambda user in front of the question :12:46
Tonio_"would you like to force the DPI and removes xorg ability to autoconfigure fonts"12:46
alleeBut I prefer to set it in xorg.conf (the right place) than to hack kdmrc or whatever (the wrong place)12:46
Tonio_a standard user doesn't even know what is DPI....12:46
alleeTonio_: If it does not work hardcoding (should be done in xorg.conf12:46
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alleeTonio_: standard? 12:47
Tonio_allee: agree too, but that would impact the whole ubuntu... and gnome doesn't seem to have issues on that point12:47
Tonio_allee: s/standard/newbie|lambda/12:47
alleeTonio_: oh,  do they hardcode it?  (Otherwise they must have problem too!)12:48
=== allee wonders is no gnome on the world has a 133 dpi and 75 dpi monitor next to each other.
Tonio_allee: I don't know exactly how gdn/gnome is set..... All I know is that I very rarely saw ubutu users complaning about fonts, while it is the n1 problem reported with kubuntu12:49
=== allee assume gnome assume that M$ braindead behaviour is the right one, sigh :(
Tonio_MS is forcing the dpi, according to what I know....12:49
Tonio_not good for graphists, but better for the masses apparently.... I never heard about a font issue with Windows12:50
alleeTonio_: yeah.  MS seam to use pixel for font size instead of point12:50
Tonio_allee: which gives good result I must say12:50
alleeTonio_: no. lot's of people 'complain' about tiny fonts12:51
alleeand icons12:51
Tonio_font settings are generally really clean on Windows machines12:51
allee+ on M$.12:51
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Tonio_they find them too small ?12:51
alleeTonio_: your are joking, right? :)12:51
alleeTonio_: Almost all 'big' Dell laptop here have DPI 125 ... 13312:52
Tonio_nope, I'm not fine with windows on many points, but according to the font rendering, I like it12:52
alleeTonio_: and lot of people touch the screen with the nose12:52
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Riddellhello bobuse 12:52
bobusehi Ridell ! hi all !12:53
jpatrickhullo bobuse 12:53
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alleeTonio_: You ever used a 133dpi monitor with windows?  Even ct, german computer magazin, notes the fact there fonts/icons are hardly readable in their tests12:54
Tonio_allee: yep12:54
Tonio_I had to change the font size12:55
Tonio_that's true, but that concerns a very little percentage of machines12:55
Tonio_the xorg way to proceed, is the best in theory12:55
Tonio_but the result is 40% people complaining with kubuntu... theory isn't as important than the fact to me....12:56
Tonio_maybe 1 or 2% people would get an issue with dpi forced to 10012:56
alleeTonio_: IMHO, if it this gets hardcoded then in xorg.conf.  If gnome hardcodes in somewhere else it will override it12:56
Tonio_but 1% is better than 40 ans I don't know any way to get 0%...12:56
alleeTonio_: the cheap laptops have < 100 dpi.  I'm not sure your % estimates are right12:57
Tonio_they have about 90 to 10012:57
alleeTonio_: but would also say that 100 dpi may be a good compromise (but then in xorg.conf ;)12:57
Tonio_but dpi set to 100 gives something correct on them12:57
Tonio_although it is not optimised, that's true12:57
Tonio_and concerning the hardcoding, that has to be discussed, that's the reason we want to make kubuntu meetings :)12:58
Tonio_I personnaly prefer to have a setting that doesn't touch the canonical work... but as I say, that can be discussed12:58
alleeTonio_: do you have time tonight, to help me pester daniel?12:59
Tonio_the problem is that I don't know where or even if gnome does overwrite it....12:59
Tonio_of course12:59
Tonio_allee: on that problem ? to know how they are doing ?12:59
alleeTonio_: no.  Quite some time ago I heard they use a fixed dpi.  No idea about the current status.01:00
Tonio_allee: okay, I'll be there ;)01:01
alleeTonio_: but it's a xorg problem and so gnome must have the same problem if they don't use a better hardcoded dpi01:01
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alleeTonio_: thx.  back to work ...  I'll ping you tonight01:01
Tonio_I don't say they don't have it, I'm saying I very rarely saw ubuntu users complaining, while kubuntu users do most of the time....01:01
Tonio_allee: good work ;)01:01
hungerallee: I agree with you that all ubuntus should use the same setting for X.01:02
Tonio_hunger: agree too01:02
alleehunger: and even the right one (IMHO).   IMHO that's even worth a question during install (but I assume not many agree with me here)01:03
hungerallee: Going with 100dpi at least gives fonts that match up with the rest of the gui.01:04
hungerallee: I am running at 130dpi and usually have to fix up Riddell's kdm themes to work properly with that:-)01:04
Tonio_allee: hum..... if the average people had a minimum knowledge, I would be okay... but that's not the facts... people are in front of a computer like me in an airbus A380 cockpit ^_^01:05
hungerTonio_: People are no idiots... They can answer questions like how wide and how high is your screen (in cm/in whatever).01:05
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jpatrickhello Hobbsee 01:06
alleeI've a a 90 dpi, 104, 125 dpi next to me and all fonts have excatly the same physikal size (yeah).  Setting then to 100 dpi would be <favorite 4 letter word here> ;)01:06
Hobbseehi jpatrick 01:06
jpatrickHobbsee: did you finish building KOffice? :)01:06
Tonio_hunger: hum... do you know that 45% windows computers in the world don't have any antivirus installed01:06
Tonio_hunger: and that 65% people claim they wouldn't be able to install one ?01:07
hungerTonio_: What does that have to do with that?01:07
alleeTonio_: because they are not installed/asked by the default installation ;)01:07
Tonio_maybe yes....01:07
hungerTonio_: That is some absolutly virtual activity. Of course most people can't do that.01:07
Riddelljpatrick: she did, it's uploading now01:07
Tonio_if there was a good and efficient script during installation, why not....01:08
hungerTonio_: Grabbing a ruler is *NOT*.01:08
jpatrickRiddell: oh cool, now I can do my project01:08
Tonio_but what to do with inches, cm, etc ??01:08
hungerTonio_: I guess my grandma could do that... but don't ask her to partition her HDD to install ubuntu.01:08
jpatrickRiddell: http://kdelook.org/content/show.php?content=29331 & http://kdelook.org/content/show.php?content=29426 now GPL01:09
Tonio_hunger: as I say, with an explicit config script during installation, yes, that probably can be done01:09
hungerTonio_: Turn the measured size into inches and devide by the screen resolution => dpi01:09
jpatrickRiddell: I have to go to lunch, can you tell them I'll be delayed?01:09
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jpatrickbrb01:09
Riddellawooga (although we still need that main inclusion review)01:09
Riddelljpatrick: ok01:09
jpatrick10 mins01:09
alleeTonio_, hunger: let's try to get fixed in xorg or add an question during install or hardcode 100 dpi.  It's xorg business.  If we fail we still could hardcode it :(01:09
Hobbseeevening Riddell 01:10
Riddellafternoon Hobbsee 01:10
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Hobbseeafternoon?  wow01:10
Tonio_hunger: don't expect a french can give the size in inches... ;)01:10
hungerTonio_: We should do use proper units anyway;-)01:11
Tonio_but well, that could be possible during install with an excplicit script, I agree01:11
alleeTonio_: luckily, Language, region of the use is asked first ;)01:11
Tonio_allee: yup01:12
allees/use/user/01:12
alleeTonio_, hunger:  We detected that your monitor is \n\t xx <local unit> \nwide and\n\n yy <local unit> height.\n Please correct the values if the detected values are wrong.01:14
alleesound easy to understand.  (With correct detected screen dimension or could also only ask for width)01:15
alleeah, work.  c'u later01:16
Riddellcommunity council in #ubuntu-meeting by the way01:21
=== Riddell hopes jpatrick gets back soon
HobbseeRiddell: oh goody - something that will put off doing my university timetable01:23
jpatrickRiddell: I'm here01:25
Riddelljpatrick: woo01:26
jpatrickwas forced to do a jiggsaw on the way back01:27
Tm_Thmm01:28
Tm_Tjpatrick: ooh, looks like it building!01:30
jpatrickTm_T: cool01:30
mornfallallee: won't width-only cause trouble with widescreen?01:30
Tm_Tjpatrick: prolly prefix is wrong, but I'll fix that later version01:31
Tm_Ts01:31
freeflyingmay i set the kde font for all users 01:31
Tm_Tfreeflying: you wanted test kopete 0.12 alpha?01:32
freeflyingTm_T: sure01:32
Tm_Tfreeflying: ok, I'll inform when I have something to share ;)01:32
freeflyingRiddell: how can I configure the font in kde for all users01:32
Riddellfreeflying: edit /usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/kde-profile/default/share/config/kdeglobals01:33
mornfallkiosktool ++ :-)01:41
Riddelljpatrick: woo!  now we still need to wait for sabdfl or mako to ack though01:44
jpatrickRiddell: cool :)01:44
jpatrickthanks for helping guys01:44
MezRiddell: I'm sure one of them will01:45
hungerjpatrick: Congratulations!01:45
Mezactually why isnt mako there?01:45
RiddellMez: too early in the morning I guess01:45
Mezhe's on AIM01:45
RiddellMez: msg him then :)01:45
Mezam doing so01:46
jpatrickexcellent01:46
hungerAnyone seen daniels recently?01:48
Riddellsaw him last week in london actually01:48
Riddellhe's moving to finland01:48
=== hunger had assigned some bugs to him a couple of weeks back.
Riddellhe no longer works for canonical though, don't know how much development he'll do01:49
hungerOh, good. Haven't seen him around recently, wondering whether he left ubuntu (and my bugreports) for greener pastures,01:49
hungerHmm... So whom should I assign his bugs to?01:49
Riddellwell, more snowy pastures01:49
Riddellx-swat-team01:50
Tm_Tany italian here?01:50
Tm_Tok, anyway, something fun and not-so-fun: http://people.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/stuff/italian/caro_italiano.jpg01:50
Tm_Tand yes, there's reason why most finnish irc users doesn't like italians or polish01:50
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Tm_TRiddell: well, most finnish irc users see italian or polish ircers only when they come flood, spam, or msg them01:53
Tm_Tor, they conquer channel01:53
Tm_Tovertake I mean01:53
RiddellI've never had any problems from italian IRC users01:53
Tm_TRiddell: me neither but some spammers01:54
Tm_Twith *.it host01:54
jpatrickRiddell: wasn't there one that kept going "boaf" in #kubuntu?01:54
jpatrickI think that one was french...01:55
Tm_Theh01:55
Tm_Twell, in my experience, banning *.it host is good way to prevent spam in IRCnet01:56
Tm_TI'm not saying all italian/polish ircers are bad, but most of them who end up to finnish channels01:57
Tm_Tgood ones doesn't care to come I think :p01:57
Tm_Ttea and homebaked bread, yummy ->01:58
jpatrickhehe01:58
jpatrickhow's the package coming along?01:59
hungerI wouldn't get any mails to my private address if I'd stop updating my bugreports in launchpad:-)02:00
sealneRiddell: any confirmation yet on akademy?02:08
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Riddellsealne: sigh, no, the board is yet to phone the Irish dudes to actually confirm02:10
sealnethey haven't even asked yet? ffs02:11
Tm_Tjpatrick: "dpkg-deb: building package `kopete' in `../kopete_0.12-alpha1-1_i386.deb'."02:11
Tm_Tlooks like it's done02:12
jpatrickexellent excellent :)02:12
Tm_Tthanks02:12
Tm_Tnow I'mjust waiting permission to share it =)02:13
Tm_Tprolly needs tweaking and rebuild though02:13
jpatrickRiddell: could a possible agenda point for Kubuntu meeting be KDE SVN snapshot packages?02:15
Riddellsure02:16
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Tm_Tjpatrick: ok, now I'm rebuilding with jingle voice support02:35
Tm_Tor trying to =)02:35
Tm_Tyup, now configured with voice02:35
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Tm_Taaand Kopete 0.12 alpha 1 installed :)03:06
jpatrickterrific03:07
Tm_Tindeed03:07
Tm_Tonly one issue, doesn't return correct version number (haven't changed in sources yet)03:08
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JRecool a new kopete is coming out :)03:21
jpatrickJRe: I think Tm_T just packaged it03:22
JRejpatrick: yeah I saw :)03:22
Tm_Tyu03:22
JReTm_T: if you need a tester I am here :)03:23
Tm_Tonly alpha, so keep your pants up ;)03:23
Tm_TJRe: immediately I get permission ;)03:23
Riddellhunger: kdelibs patch works great, I'll upload it to kubuntu and forward to kde-core-devel03:24
Tonio_hum Riddell sorry for bugging you with this, but when you have a second to have a look at "keep" on revu :) I think JRe would kill me if I don't ping anyone to get it in dapper ^^03:25
JReTonio_: I think Riddell already did it but complained that there were no error messages in Keep and so I am currently implementing it03:26
JReTonio_: and a 0.3.0 with notifications is coming out :)03:26
JReTonio_: tough it's not ready now but could be released at the end of the day =)03:27
Tonio_hum, I thought it was already in.... as Riddell talked about "next upstream release" :)03:27
Tonio_and I didn't test latest version (while I should, shame on me)03:27
JReTonio_: :)03:27
Tonio_okay so JRe tell me when it's done, and I'll package and ping the entire world for revuing ;)03:28
JReTonio_: ok :)03:28
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RiddellTonio_ only just subscribed to kubuntu-devel too?03:48
Riddellhow come our best developers don't know about our mailing list?03:48
freeflyingRiddell: my livecd still need restart kdm before I can log into kde 03:50
Riddellfreeflying: so kdm starts, you put in a password and it rejects the password until kdm is restarted?03:51
freeflyingRiddell: it need not input username and passwd03:52
Tonio_yup Riddell ......... sorry ;)03:52
freeflyingRiddell: after splash , it will stop03:52
freeflyingRiddell: but after I restart kdm , it will auto login kdm03:52
Tonio_I'm not a biug ML user, so I didn't checked until raphink took me like a baby to subscribe03:52
Tonio_Riddell: any possibility to imagin moodin in dapper ?03:53
Tonio_if not I may take that : http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=2942603:53
Tonio_and make a non moodin version03:53
Tonio_this theme is simply fabulous !03:54
Riddellfreeflying: sounds like it's not a kdm problem but something else that is blocking it03:54
RiddellTonio_: moodin is waiting for main inclusion review03:54
hungerRiddell: Looks nice... but could use some more space between the lines!03:55
raphinkRiddell: there's no link to this list anywhere, and we spend more time on IRC than on MLs because it's faster to work03:55
Tonio_Riddell: good, and according to you, will it be there for dapper ? It is to know how what to add in kubuntu-default-settings eventually....03:55
raphinkRiddell: when I want to fix something, I don't want to wait for answers for hours or days ;)03:55
raphinkso I don't use MLs much03:55
Tonio_I'm working on it activelly, so maybe I can have a look at the kdm part also03:56
freeflyingRiddell: will skim merge from debian if there will have new upstream release03:56
RiddellTonio_: yes, I certainly hope it'll be in dapper, it's been waiting review for ages03:56
Riddellfreeflying: we'll marge after dapper probably03:56
Tonio_Riddell: so let's includethe moodin theme in kubuntu-default-settings no ?03:57
RiddellTonio_: yeah, can do03:57
RiddellTonio_: but I won't upload that yet, no point until moodin gets into main03:58
Tonio_Riddell: of course03:58
freeflyingRiddell: it's seems that the maintainer in debain won't like collaborate on skim03:59
Riddellfreeflying: did he say something to you?04:02
Tonio_Riddell: and about knemo, I added a standard config file in KDS package, and that works like a charm, no config required after that04:02
Tonio_so it's up to you to decide if you want it installed by default or not... the config file can eventually stay in the settings, for users who manually install it04:03
freeflyingRiddell: he didn't say anthing about skim to me after skim been uploaded to univers, so it's difficult to me to work on it 04:04
raphinkRiddell: while we are on default settings, many people keep a dual boot with windows and kubuntu, and get a B&W grub screen at boot. What would you think of using kubuntu-grubsplashimages ?04:06
Riddellkubuntu-grub-splashimages?04:06
Riddellraphink: do what with it?04:06
Riddellfreeflying: well after dapper we'll look and see if we want to keep using the current version we have or if we want to sync with debian04:07
raphinkput it by default so it's not B&W by default04:07
raphinkRiddell: just a thought, maybe it needs to be tested more04:07
RiddellTonio_: knemo, cool04:07
Riddellraphink: oh, you want kubuntu-grub-splashimages in main and part of the kubuntu CD?04:08
raphinkRiddell: what would you think?04:08
Riddellnot for dapper04:08
raphinkok04:08
Riddellmaybe after dapper we can put it in and see what breaks04:08
raphinkyep04:08
raphinkso dapper will still have a default B&W boot screen ;)04:09
Tonio_Riddell: I added enought cards to feet with geek needs.... eth0, eth1, eth2, wlan0, wlan1, ra0 and ra1 are managed automatically... there shouldn't be much people out of that configuration04:09
hungerraphink: Not on my system;-)04:09
raphinkI think during dapper I can try to advertise the package to people and have them try it04:09
hungerraphink: Not even breezy had that;-)04:09
raphinkhunger: not on mine either, I use the packages I make ;)04:09
hungerraphink: I just drop an image into grub.04:09
raphinkhunger: did you try kubuntu-grubsplashimages?04:09
hungerraphink: No need to waste time packaging stuff for that.04:10
raphinkhunger: that's because you're an advanced user. I don't excpect my mom to do it04:10
raphinkhunger: of course there is a need. We're not developping gentoo here, we're developping kubuntu!:04:10
hungerraphink: No. I use my own image (which happens to be a downscaled version of my normal background image.04:10
raphinkI don't expect kubuntu users to know how to install grub splash images manually04:11
raphinkand I don't want them to use grubconf or so04:11
hungerraphink: grubconf? vi is the tool;-)04:11
raphinkhunger: not sure you're developping for the right distro ;)04:11
raphinkit's great to use vi, emacs, pico and all04:12
Tonio_hunger: kubuntu is designed for home use, not geek only use....04:12
raphinkbut not for users04:12
hungerraphink: I am not developing here.04:12
raphinkif I want a feature to be in kubuntu (not only on MY box, but available for all boxes) I HAVE to package it04:12
Tonio_and a home user doesn't know vi, and doesn't even have the idea that the bootmanager can be configured....04:12
hungerraphink: I am only using kubuntu.04:12
raphinkhunger: that explains04:12
Riddellraphink: want to advocate kblogger once more? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=167504:13
raphinkhunger: this channel is #kubuntu-devel, when I say I've made a package for grub splashimages04:13
raphinkthat doesn't mean I've done it for myself04:13
Riddellraphink: or just tell me it's fine to upload04:13
raphinkRiddell: sure04:13
hungerraphink: using it and sending patches whenever I have the time to do so (and something gets on my nerves).04:13
hungerraphink: Hey, I was just pulling your leg. I never assumed you made debs for your own use.04:14
raphinkRiddell: I want to run revu-report on it again, since many build-deps were removed04:14
raphink;)04:14
Riddellraphink: where does revu-report happen?04:15
raphinkRiddell: in REVU ;)04:15
raphinkI'll show you Riddell 04:15
raphinkRiddell: this is a tool I've developped in the last 3 days, that does most the automated things I want to run in console on a package in REVU04:16
raphinkRiddell: 04:17
raphinkRunning revu-orig on the upstream tarball 29552-kblogger-0.4.1.tar.bz204:17
raphinkGenerating md5 report in tarballs.md504:17
raphinkExtracting tar.bz2 upstream archive 29552-kblogger-0.4.1.tar.bz2 to extracted_tarballs/ ...04:18
raphinkExtracting tar.gz orig archive to extracted_tarballs/ ...04:18
raphinkGenerating diff report in upstream_orig.diff04:18
raphinkRunning revu-build on the dsc file kblogger_0.4.1-0ubuntu1.dsc04:18
raphinkW: /home/raphink/.pbuilderrc does not exist04:18
raphink  -> Logging to kblogger_0.4.1-0ubuntu1.buildlog04:18
raphinkthat's the thing is does04:18
raphinkand more04:18
Riddellraphink: will the output appear on revu?04:19
raphinkRiddell: yep04:19
=== Riddell waits for appearance
raphinklook at the REVU_report file in the file list04:19
raphinkit's building right now Riddell 04:19
raphinkRiddell: done04:20
raphinkcheck the list04:20
raphinkRiddell: http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/kblogger-0602061835/REVU_report04:21
Riddellraphink: where does it get the upstream tar from?04:21
raphinkRiddell: either debian/watch if available (since yesterday's version)04:21
raphinkor I get it manually with wget if there's no dbian/watch 04:21
Riddellall very clever04:21
raphinkRiddell: I've been working on this set of tools for 3 days non stop lately ;)04:21
raphinkone version per day :)04:22
raphinkand packaged it as deb yesterday evening04:22
raphinkREVU-independent now04:22
raphinkso you can run it on your own machine :)04:22
Riddellso anyway, can I upload kblogger?04:25
raphinkRiddell: wait a min04:25
raphinklooks good to me Riddell 04:26
raphink:)04:26
raphinkup it goes :)04:26
Riddellyay04:26
raphinkRiddell: how do you like REVU-tools ?04:27
raphinkREVU_report might have seemed a bit empty Riddell, but it can be fuller if errors happen, such as FTBFS, Debian native or so04:27
raphinkthey just don't appear if all is ok :)04:27
Riddellall seems very clever as I say, should be useful04:28
raphink:)04:30
raphinkhope it can be04:30
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jpatrickraphink: nice script :)04:45
raphinkjpatrick: thanks04:45
raphinkjpatrick: you can get the deb on http://revu.tauware.de/~raphink/debs if you want to test it04:46
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jpatrickare those for Dapper?04:46
raphinkjpatrick: REVU is running in breezy04:47
raphinkbut the package is made in dapper04:47
raphinkit's distro independant 04:47
raphinkshould work fine in sarge, too04:47
jpatrickok04:47
raphinkit just requires pbuilder, lintian and linda04:48
raphinkhmm and devscripts04:48
raphinkjpatrick: so nothing that is not in hoary, breezy, sarge, etch or dapper04:49
raphinkor sid04:49
raphink;)04:49
jpatrickgreat :)04:49
raphinkyou can try it04:49
raphinkhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU/REVU-Tools there's an explanation on how to set it04:50
jpatrickonly REVU admins....04:52
raphinkjpatrick: look down04:52
raphinkend of the page04:52
raphink;)04:52
jpatrickah right04:52
raphink;)04:52
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raphinkjpatrick: feel free to use it and report bugs04:56
raphinkjpatrick: I hvaen't added dpkg-source -x to it yet (I forgot about it since it's automatic on REVU)04:56
raphinkit's a matter of 3 lintes of code but needs to be run manually so far04:56
raphinks/lintes/lines/04:57
Riddellmornfall_: is it ok to start adept-notifier by default?04:58
Riddell** I need breezy users to test the new koffice05:00
Tm_Tthere might be people in !kubuntu.fi, I'll ask05:02
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freeflyingRiddell: would u mind review this http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=167705:12
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jpatrickraphink: sorry, I pushed the power off button05:13
Riddellfreeflying: what's the change?05:13
freeflyingRiddell: remove the dependency on im-switch05:14
freeflyingRiddell: wait , i'd correct the name 05:16
Riddellkdelibs_3.5.1-0ubuntu4_source.changes ACCEPTED INTO ubuntu/dapper  that's new05:19
jpatrick:|05:21
mornfallRiddell: i'd say so, yes05:22
mornfallRiddell: just need to find a way to turn that off sensibly :)05:22
mornfallRiddell: if you tell me how to, i'll add an item to menu doing that05:23
Riddellmornfall: to which menu?05:23
mornfallRiddell: context menu of the notifier05:23
Riddellwhat do you need to know from me?05:24
mornfallRiddell: how you want to make it start up by default :)05:24
mornfallso i know how to turn it off from the app05:24
Riddellmornfall: probably best thing is to put a file in /usr/share/autostart05:24
Riddellwhich includes a condition based on a suitable rc file05:25
mornfallRiddell: maybe make a wrapper that tests some flag somewhere?05:25
mornfallaha05:25
raphinkjpatrick: if you missed it05:25
raphink[16:56]  <raphink> jpatrick: feel free to use it and report bugs05:25
raphink[16:56]  <raphink> jpatrick: I hvaen't added dpkg-source -x to it yet (I forgot about it since it's automatic on REVU)05:25
raphink[16:57]  <raphink> it's a matter of 3 lintes of code but needs to be run manually so far05:25
raphink[16:57]  <raphink> s/lintes/lines/05:25
jpatrickI've got it here now :)05:25
Riddellfreeflying: there's no change in dependencies in that package05:25
Riddellfreeflying: also the version should be -1ubuntu1 not -2, and changelog should hvae dapper not unstable05:25
freeflyingRiddell: I forgot to remove it from control  :(05:28
jpatrickRiddell, raphink : uploading new kalzium-simulations to REVU05:30
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raphinkwait I'll be back later05:30
Tm_They, what is khubd05:31
freeflyingTm_T: how about kopete now ?05:32
Tm_Tfreeflying: no permission yet, "boss" is at work05:32
Tm_T  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND05:32
Tm_T 1511 root      20  -5     0    0    0 R 88.0  0.0  97:25.58 khubd05:32
=== freeflying night all , I'd go to bed now . scim-anthy is uploading to REVU
raphinkfreeflying gn805:32
Tm_Tfreeflying: good night, sleep tight05:32
jpatricknot too tight05:32
Tm_Thehe05:32
Tm_Tok, that khubd has something to do with new kopete alpha05:34
jpatrickTm_T: ha05:35
Tm_Tno idea what it is05:35
Tm_Tlooks like it was runned when I plugged webcam in05:35
Tm_Tand messed it05:35
mornfallkhubd, isn't that kernel hub daemon? :)05:36
Tm_Tno idea05:36
mornfallusb thingy05:36
mornfallis your webcam usb?05:36
Tm_Tyes05:36
Tm_TRiddell: what version of koffice?05:36
RiddellTm_T: 1.4.90-0ubuntu0breezy205:37
Tm_Tso 1.5 beta?05:37
jpatrickyes05:37
Tm_Taye, ty05:37
jpatrickRiddell: is there a run-time library kalzium-simulations should depend on?05:38
Tm_TRiddell: ok, looks like I found one tester ;)05:38
Riddelljpatrick: don't believe so05:38
RiddellTm_T: cool, same koffice repository as before05:39
Tm_Tok, I also directed him to come here,so he can tell his experiences05:39
jpatrickI'll dep on libqt4-core and libqt4-gui then..05:40
Tm_TRiddell: http://kubuntu.org/packages/koffice15beta1/ ?05:40
Riddellyes05:40
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jpatrickhello nlindblad 05:41
Tm_TRiddell: thanks05:41
nlindbladhi mate05:41
Tm_Thullo05:42
Tm_Tok, now short ET session ->05:42
jpatrick... ?05:43
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robotgeekhi, this may be a noob question, but does someone know off the bat if there is something similiar to 'gnome-menus-C.ent' for kde, containing the references for kde menu entries?05:49
Riddellrobotgeek: what sort of menu entries?05:49
robotgeekRiddell: in the ubuntu-docs package, it contains menu entries in a xml file /usr/share/ubuntu-docs/gnome/menus/C05:50
Riddellif we're talking about help centre menu entries...05:52
robotgeekyeah, for the help centre menus05:53
robotgeeksorry05:53
Riddellthey're in /usr/share/apps/khelpcenter/plugins/kubuntu/05:53
robotgeeki've gotten 3 more people to work on it with me now, so we should finish off real quick05:53
Riddellooh, wow05:54
robotgeekRiddell: err, no. not the desktop files. 05:54
robotgeekRiddell: do you have ubuntu-docs/ the svn of the doc team repo?05:54
Riddellyes05:54
jpatrickMez: any word?05:55
robotgeekokay, i will assume the svn repo. /ubuntu-docs/ubuntu-doc/ubuntu/menus/C05:55
Riddellrobotgeek: those define entities that can be included?05:57
robotgeekRiddell: yes, it "prints out" and formats the path to launch it. 05:58
Riddellwell I don't think kde can do exactly that but you can define entities05:59
robotgeekSo, if i have a &konsole reference, it will say K-menu -> Utilities -> Konsole05:59
robotgeekRiddell: that i guess will be handled by the xslt, the conversion 06:00
Riddellkubuntu/libs/kde.ent seems to for example06:00
robotgeekyeah, i don't mind creating something like that for the applications i am referencing06:02
jpatrickRiddell: koffice is being kept back06:03
jpatrickeverything else is downloadomg06:04
robotgeekRiddell: thanks for your help, i think i will generate those menu entries for kde06:04
Riddelljpatrick: are you doing an  apt-get upgrade?06:04
jpatrickdist-upgrade06:04
Riddellhmm, wonder why it's being kept back then06:05
Riddelljpatrick: breezy?06:05
jpatrickyes06:05
Riddelljpatrick: can you do a direct  apt-get install koffice  when your current download is done06:05
jpatrickyep :)06:05
LeeJunFanRiddell: just noticed on 3.5.1 with breezy konq seems to miss file search and open konsole here.06:07
RiddellLeeJunFan: file search?06:08
LeeJunFanRiddell: normally under tools menu with konqueror.06:08
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Riddellsebas, Sime: on #kde-devel  < Niedakh> is it possible to write konqueror plugins using pykde?06:24
jpatrickRiddell: oh dear: koffice: Depends: kexi (>= 1:1.4.90-0ubuntu0breezy2) but 0.9final-0ubuntu506:27
jpatrickis to be installed06:27
Riddellblurg06:29
Riddelloh well, I don't care they're beta packages06:29
jpatrickbut those dead annoying red and blue lines are gone!!06:30
Riddelljpatrick: phew, that's the main issue06:30
jpatrickanyone know how I can fix "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lQtGui_debug"06:32
Riddelljpatrick: do you have that library installed?06:33
jpatrick`libqt4-debug` is installed06:33
Riddelland does it include libQtGui_debug?06:33
jpatrickdon't know about that :(06:34
Riddell`ls` is your friend06:34
jpatrickfound it - now which package is it in - /me goes to packages.ubuntu.com06:41
Riddelldpkg -S  is your other friend06:42
Riddellpackages.ubuntu.com won't know for dapper06:42
jpatrickand I'm not on Dapper06:43
Riddellah06:43
jpatrickit's in libqt4-debug in Breezy06:43
mornfallRiddell: how much do we want pinning?06:52
Riddellmornfall: I've never used pinning so I can't say I have much need of it06:54
mornfallwho actually requested that to be part of dapper goals?06:55
mornfallbecause thinking of it i can imagine more useful things to do :)06:55
Riddellumm, I think you did :)06:56
mornfallsurely not me?06:56
mornfallmaybe some user request06:56
Riddellmaybe06:56
mornfall:)06:56
teprrrshouldn't dapper generate pot file automatically?07:01
Riddellteprrr: depends on the package07:01
teprrrhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1644 -- talking about raphink's comment there07:02
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teprrrso hmm, how does it depend on the package, Riddell?07:04
Riddellif the admin/ directory is sufficiently up to date07:05
Riddelland if the package uses cdbs07:05
Riddellit will07:05
Riddellbut you probably also need to patch admin/cvs.sh for $kdepotpath07:05
teprrrokay07:06
alleeteprrr: fwiw: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-kde/kde-extras/kboggle/trunk/debian/?rev=0&sc=007:18
teprrrallee, ah.07:23
teprrrso hmm, what should I do? :)07:24
alleeteprrr: don't know.  I have not compared, so if there's something worth to merge/replace07:25
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Mez|WorkRiddell, I prob wont be able to make that meeting07:30
Mez|WorkI'll let you know on monday07:30
RiddellMez|Work: ok07:33
Riddelllet me know if there's anything you'd like brought up07:33
Mez|Workis there an agenda ?07:34
Mez|Work(and prob nothing other than backporting KDE releases)07:34
alleeMez: see topic07:34
Riddellagenda is whatever we feel like07:35
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Tm_Thow about konquer the world?07:36
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jpatrickTm_T: sounds hard07:46
jpatrickRiddell: could I add ksplash-engine-moodin inclusion to agenda? :)07:47
Tm_Tjpatrick: so? we have new Kopete as our weapon ;)07:49
Riddelljpatrick: if there's something to discuss08:18
jpatrickgetting it into main08:19
jpatrickand the artwork08:19
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sebasSime: Ping.08:33
Simehi08:33
sebasHi08:33
sebasI'm hacking on mountconfig, but things seem a little strange in MicroHAL08:33
sebasMy DVDROM is seen as RemovableDisk (CDrom Icon), but it has major number 3. 08:34
sebasSo from my interpretation of MicroHAL, it should actually be interpreted as being an IDE harddisk.08:34
Simefhandle = open(os.path.join("/sys/block",blockdevice,"removable"))08:36
Simeit checks for removable devices.08:36
sebasAh.08:36
sebasOk, I see.08:36
sebasSo the problem is that my DVD burner has Major number 3, and thus becomes Removable disk.08:37
sebasIf it was a "real" burner (as according to MicroHAL), it should have another major.08:37
sebasOr what is "Packet writing for CD/DVD devices" actually?08:37
sebasWe need to have a better check there "can burn" or something.08:38
Simeprobably some exotic device that burns.08:39
Simemost devices just look like generic IDE harddisks.08:40
sebasThen 2/3 of my burners are exotic :>08:40
Simeoh08:40
sebasThis one's a DVD burner 3:0, I've a DVD/CDRW combo (ide-scsi obviously), 11:0, and a Lite-On CD Burner, 3:64 (simple IDE)08:41
sebasMaybe major/minor are different if !ide-scsi? :?08:41
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Simewhat does real HAL have to say?08:42
Simelshal08:42
sebasDidn't check yet.08:42
sebasLast time I checked, the python dbus/hal was quite unstable.08:42
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Simeeither way, we don't have time to try it out.08:43
Simedapper+108:43
sebasNo, but good to have it confirmed as "not my stupid mind" :-)08:43
sebas"real" HAL got it somewhat right.08:44
sebascdrecorder it is.08:44
sebasI've added HAL to mountconfig's TODO.08:45
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sebasSime: More fun.08:56
sebasIn my fstab, the DVD has udf,iso9669 as filesystem.08:56
sebasmountconfig can't parse this entry, and leaves it as "not in mountconfig".08:56
sebasI'll see if there's a workaround (I could maybe set it to "auto", although that's quite rude IMO.08:58
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Simehow can you have 2?09:03
sebasThat's what the installer made of it.09:04
sebasIt works ok though.09:04
sebasIt's marginally documented in mount(8)09:07
sebasAt the end of the documentation of the -t flag.09:07
Sime:-/ doesn't really explain what it does.09:11
sebasYeah, well, I'll add a check if all filesystems listed are supported and change it to auto, ACK>09:12
sebas?09:12
Simedunno09:13
sebasIt seems to try those two, instead of trying every possible fs.09:14
Tm_Tjpatrick: ok!09:25
jpatrickTm_T: what?09:26
Tm_Tjust wait, I'm uploading kopete deb to my website09:26
Tm_TJRe: you wanted too?09:27
sebasSime: Can I commit something that sets it to auto, until we have a better solution?09:28
sebasI'm catching exactly that problem now, but I did not do the supported fs checking, we don't have a reference to MicroHAL there (could add that though, but it doesn't make the code really nicer).09:30
Tm_Tdapper package with experimental jingle voice, testing purpose only (will build polished package tomorrow) http://www.tm-travolta.net/kde/kopete/temp/kopete_0.12-alpha1-1_i386.deb09:32
Tm_Tif you get it installed, test msn webcam and jabber voice ;)09:33
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jpatrickwhy, hello again seth :)09:37
sethhey hey jpatrick 09:38
sethcan you make it to the meeting?09:38
jpatrickseth: Kubuntu?09:38
sethyessir09:38
jpatrickI have something I want to do on the agenda09:39
jpatrickseth: and I made it to the CC one today09:40
Riddellso jpatrick is now 2/3rds of a member :)09:40
sethhaha09:41
jpatrickRiddell: I have a kcontrol-kdmtheme that just works!!09:41
jpatrickno lintain errors etc09:41
jpatrickRiddell: what am I waiting for now then?09:42
jpatrickhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=168309:42
Riddelljpatrick: umm, no idea09:42
Riddelljpatrick: oh, membership, you're waiting for mark or mako to ack09:43
Riddellnot sure when they'll do that09:43
jpatrickdo I get an email or something?09:43
Riddellkcontrol-kdmtheme I'll take a look at in a minute09:43
Riddelljpatrick: don't think so, try pinging kamion in a couple of days09:44
Riddellor if you spot mako or sabdfl online poke them :)09:44
jpatrickok09:45
jpatrickRiddell: package is kdmtheme09:46
jpatrickhasn't appeared yet,,,09:46
jpatrickhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=168409:47
Riddelljjesse, robotgeek_away: a patch to desktopguide on the list :)09:47
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robotgeekRiddell: you made a patch?09:48
Riddellno, someone else, don't recognise them09:48
RiddellDerek Buranen09:48
robotgeekyeah, one of our new team :)09:48
Riddell"Apofis (apofis) wants to join this team. "  do we know this guy?09:49
robotgeekhmm, never heard of him09:49
jpatrickerr... simply put -> no09:49
RiddellRejected!09:49
jpatrickRiddell: mako's in #ubuntu-devel09:50
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jpatricknight, guys09:55
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robotgeekRiddell: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/KubuntuDesktopGuide10:01
Tm_Trobotgeek: maybe I can help with desktop customisation10:02
Tm_Tpart10:02
robotgeekTm_T: that's great. 10:02
robotgeekTm_T: that's my weak area :)10:03
Tm_Twell, that's about what I do with KDE ;)10:04
Tm_Tif you can call customisation hacking windecos, kicker, doing own graphics etc etc ;)10:05
robotgeekTm_T: feel free to edit the wiki page, and take control of the chapter10:05
Tm_Thum, ok10:05
Tm_Trobotgeek: maybe system tweaks too?10:06
Tm_Tor, maybe not, atleast not yet10:06
robotgeekTm_T: feel free to take over the tips and tricks chapter, there's no one there yet10:06
robotgeekTm_T: do you need help with docbook stuff? 10:11
Tm_Tprolly yes10:11
Tm_Tbut let's talk about it later, now I'm going to sleep ->10:12
robotgeekTm_T: just jump in #ubuntu-doc or #kubuntu-offtopic10:12
robotgeekTm_T: bookmark this :) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/GettingStarted10:12
Tm_Tgood night :) ->10:12
robotgeekTm_T: later Tm_T 10:14
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