[12:03] so they won't work on top of kde built with kdelibs4 right? [12:03] everything that was in dapper would break because it depends on kdelibs4c2 instead of kdelibs4c2a [12:04] ok [12:04] well I got the point [12:04] so every kde app in breezy would have to be rebuilt on top of the new kde libs, which is not doable [12:05] well, which is an awful lot of work, yeah [12:05] well not doable Hobbsee, since we don't want to provide all kde apps as backports ;) [12:05] well, yeah [12:05] imo [12:05] raphink: finally you get it [12:06] Mez: sure :) === Hobbsee says that everyone should just upgrade regardless :P when it finally comes otu [12:06] Hobbsee: hehe === Mez growls [12:08] what are you growling about Mez? === incinerator [n=incinera@82-41-24-164.cable.ubr04.edin.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === hua [n=hua@222.50.183.160] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:49] when did flight 4 come out? [12:50] does anyone know, off the top of their head? [12:50] Hobbsee_away: well [12:50] kubuntu.org/announces.php [12:50] or something like that [12:50] ;( [12:50] or ubuntu fridge, yeah [12:51] how close are we to flight 5? [12:52] not close I think [12:52] 2 weeks === hunger [n=tobias@p54A63CCC.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:53] hmmm oik [12:53] might grab a daily cd then [12:53] yup [12:54] that's only guess, I have no idea =) [01:36] Tm_T: 8 mins to go lol... [01:36] to what? [01:36] 67% done [01:36] flight 4 [01:37] heh [01:37] my dapper is nastily borking up, so i'll grab flight 4, rather than reinstalling off flight1 [01:37] i still can't logout without it hanging [01:37] ugh [01:37] i havent had that [01:37] but it seems to save the session [01:38] i end up with no apps or kicker but i cna still move the mouse [01:38] and there were no no kde appr running before i tried to loggout [01:38] non kde [01:44] 97%... [01:45] Riddell: monday for working espresso? === Mez gets annoyed at thunderbird [01:45] it's done :D [01:46] anyone tried it? not that i would try to till monday anyway but no point wasting cdr as its still too big too fit on my cdrs [01:46] cdrws [01:46] should probably order some 700Mb cdrws === Hobbsee backs up her system === hua [n=hua@222.50.182.251] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:05] why does k3b not depend on cdrdao? === hua is now known as Huahua === jdong [n=jdong@d192-24-132-154.try.wideopenwest.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jdong [n=jdong@ubuntu/member/jdong] has joined #kubuntu-devel === claydoh [n=clay@65.99.186.146] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === freeflying [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:50] this is very weird... [02:56] Hobbsee: what's wired [02:57] freeflying: just some clients being booted out of #ubuntu from a worm thingo [02:57] :) [03:01] Hobbsee, what clients ? [03:01] mIRC? [03:01] kill mIRC [03:01] :D [03:01] lol [03:01] (j/k) [03:02] konversation build 3100 [03:02] irssi [03:08] Hobbsee: does your network use any Symantec IDS products? [03:08] or their networks [03:09] might be more people trying the damn you-know-what command [03:09] jdong: er, nope, only ezantivirus on teh main computer, firewall on here...unless furhter upstream than that [03:09] what, the darned "start[k] eylogger" or something? [03:09] Hobbsee: yeah, that [03:09] I've seen it quite a bit today [03:10] good thing i found out about that last night [03:10] especially since the issue was slashdotted [03:10] very true [03:10] and I'm getting packet logs of a worm doing that, too [03:10] or at least some batch script [03:10] Mez: how about backport skim [03:10] freeflying: ABI transition; not possible === Mez whacks freeflying round the head [03:10] freeflying, we've been through this [03:10] :( [03:10] freeflying, waiting for Adam to see why my control hack isnt working [03:11] Mez, can you backport KDE? ;) [03:11] then I'll backport scim [03:11] jdong: yes and no [03:11] yes - it's backportable [03:11] no: cause backports arent in place in soyuz atm [03:11] Mez: actrually ,scim just have binary name changes [03:11] I wonder if the new readahead mechanism works.... [03:11] freeflying, I know... [03:11] freeflying, we've been through this how many times. [03:12] as I said - waiting for Adam to find out why the control hack inst working [03:12] then I can backport it [03:12] Mez: there are many request on that here [03:12] freeflying, I KNOW [03:12] Mez: so I'd ask u for that , :) [03:12] WE'VE BEEN THROUGH THIS .. *counts* ... 7 TIMES ALREADY === Mez bangs head [03:13] freeflying: startkeylogge[r] [03:13] damn too bad that doesn't do selective boots! [03:13] jdong: startkeylogge[r] ? [03:14] freeflying: the uncensored command is interpreted by all Symantec IDSes as a worm; 30-minute auto IP ban, disconnect from IRC [03:15] o_O [03:15] pretty nasty [03:15] we had a field day today at school [03:15] some kids figured it out [03:15] and started sending udp packets flying around [03:16] and before we knew it the switch had a block rule for 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255 [03:16] that was fun to fix :) [03:16] funny thing about telnet not working when it's being banned :) === seth|lappy [n=seth@ubuntu/member/seth] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:16] jdong: hmm [03:17] freeflying: please don't go around random IRC channels testing this [03:17] freeflying: they get very pissed, and rightfully so [03:17] lol [03:17] jdong:same could be said for you [03:18] Mez: I wouldn't do that :) [03:18] Mez: I had my fair share of this bug today; sick of it [03:18] iot's need 3 hrs to grab espresso source from kubntu.org [03:18] Mez: it's amusing the first few times it happens... but when a 1500-port firewall+switch goes down.... grr [03:18] freeflying: bzr? [03:18] jdong: ya [03:19] freeflying: yeah; bzr branch ain't the fastest command :) [03:19] its bzr's damn slow network code [03:19] they don't believe in persistent connections [03:19] jdong: maybe I'd use wget instead [03:19] the poor apache at the other side! [03:20] can you use BT adaptors under dapper ? [03:20] jdong: filed a bug yet ? [03:21] Mez: they don't care; it's been brought up on the bzr mailing list and IRC channel time after time [03:21] Mez: they say that it's against their philosophy for some silly reasons [03:21] freeflying: there's 917 revisions! It's not going to be fast [03:21] mine estimates 1 hour [03:21] which is pretty damn reasonable for a tree that size [03:21] 15 minutes now [03:22] 2 hrs now === jdong finished branching === seth|lappy [n=seth@ubuntu/member/seth] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:41] hey seth|lappy === freeflying still needs 20 minutes === Mez pokes freeflying's net connection === Mez slaps jdong === freeflying finish branch [04:01] by now, bzr missing probably shows a couple more revisions :D [04:04] lol === freeflying prepare install new espresso === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jdong [n=jdong@ubuntu/member/jdong] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Hobbsee_ [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === crimsun [n=crimsun@pdpc/supporter/silver/crimsun] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Hobbsee_ [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === OculusAquilae [n=oculus@p548D1036.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === crimsun [n=crimsun@pdpc/supporter/silver/crimsun] has joined #kubuntu-devel === faked [n=faked@83-65-239-49.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel === freeflying [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel === robotgeek [i=venkat@ubuntu/member/robotgeek] has joined #kubuntu-devel === freeflying [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel === faked [n=faked@83-65-239-7.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:37] hello [10:37] Riddell: ping ? === pef [n=loic@ubuntu/member/pef] has joined #kubuntu-devel === freeflying [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jpatrick [n=patrick@ubuntu/member/jpatrick] has joined #kubuntu-devel === tvo [n=tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === LeeJunFan [n=junfan@adsl-69-210-207-5.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === mdke [n=matt@ubuntu/member/mdke] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:39] hi there. [11:39] hello mdke [11:39] does anyone know when kubuntu-desktop is likely to be installable on dapper? I'd like to try it out [11:40] https://wiki.kubuntu.org/InstallingKDE [11:41] *click* === freeflying [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:42] jpatrick, ok, kde-core is there. "kde" isn't though :-( [11:42] it's in universe [11:42] ah right [11:42] i'll do kde-core and kubuntu-default-settings for now [11:43] mdke: what's kde-core [11:43] freeflying, https://wiki.kubuntu.org/InstallingKDE [11:44] jpatrick, thanks for your help. I'll be back later [11:44] mdke: how about the space abhout kde-kore [11:45] Riddell: I think k-d-s needs update: openoffice.org2-kde => openoffice.org-kde (Fixes: mdke's problem) [11:46] amu: ping [11:46] ^^ that's kubuntu-desktop I meant === Lure [n=luka@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === adnlindbl [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === kmon [n=javier@217.Red-80-25-51.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:25] hi === Lure [n=luka@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:25] hey kmon === kmon [n=javier@217.Red-80-25-51.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Kopete] === incinerator [n=incinera@82-41-24-164.cable.ubr04.edin.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Flosoft [n=admin@213.219.185.120.adslpower.by.edpnet.be] has joined #kubuntu-devel [12:54] hey [12:54] hi [12:54] does anyone here know how to set an IP as op automatically? [12:55] Flosoft: Please use #ubuntu for this kind of questions. === Flosoft [n=admin@213.219.185.120.adslpower.by.edpnet.be] has left #kubuntu-devel [] === faked [n=faked@83-65-238-62.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel === JRe [n=jre@pai34-2-82-226-199-36.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === OculusAquilae [n=oculus@p548D1036.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #kubuntu-devel === haggai [n=halls@i-83-67-59-194.freedom2surf.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === ubijtsa [n=ubijtsa@karlsson.force9.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:54] hm hmm hmmmm [02:54] what? [02:55] just wondering === Tm_T is wondering what else he have to do to be ubuntu member ;) [02:58] not a lot [02:59] Tm_T, http://www.ubuntu.com/community/processes/newmember [03:00] bah [03:01] " sustained level of contribution " [03:01] ;( [03:02] Tm_T: I'll classify in that place [03:03] btw === jdong [n=jdong@ubuntu/member/jdong] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:04] jpat|away: you see? how they expect everyone understand italian ;( === jdong [n=jdong@ubuntu/member/jdong] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:04] it's just dont make any sense [03:04] I do spanish and catalan but that's it [03:05] you mean castilian and catalan? [03:05] yes [03:05] aye [03:05] at least the girls here are nice [03:05] what italian? [03:05] Finnish/English/Swedish here... though still trying to learn cymraeg [03:06] Welsh? [03:06] aye [03:06] I know a bit of that [03:06] heh [03:06] I don't [03:06] my grandmother was from Swansea [03:06] I learn something, I forget, I learn something, I forget... [03:07] ^^ hear hear [03:07] T [03:07] Tm_T: chinese [03:07] I'm too old to learn I afraid... [03:07] ;( [03:07] freeflying: HEY! [03:07] freeflying: wanna have jingle support to Kopete?! [03:07] Tm_T: wanna to learn chinese ? [03:08] nope [03:08] Tm_T: can it works now === jpat|away gone to supermarket [03:08] freeflying: I just package ortp, that's it [03:09] Tm_T: I'd like to try later [03:09] but maybe I have to make sure it doesn't overwrite/conflict with ubuntu's ortp [03:09] freeflying: aye, that will be with beta packages, so it's not yet [03:10] Tm_T: :) === tvo [n=tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel === hunger [n=tobias@p54A64047.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === LeeJunFan [n=junfan@adsl-69-210-207-5.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:34] raphink: ? [03:35] yop tonio_ [03:35] Riddell: ping ? === Lure [n=luka@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:36] hmmm [03:36] hmm just pinging alot [03:36] ping jpat|away [03:36] jpat|away: this is because it is important [03:36] not here [03:36] very important [03:36] ;) [03:43] so tell us... [03:43] jpat|away: well, I saw we had HUDGE bugs with kde [03:44] so I deceided to reinstall properly the latest dapper flight 4 [03:44] here is the result : [03:44] kdeprint doesn't work and crashes while connecting to cups [03:44] known [03:44] I don't have any sound [03:44] etc..... [03:44] I installed gnome, to have a look [03:45] jpat|away: known is the your answer ??? [03:45] everythings is perfect [03:45] jpat|away: how can "known" be your answer ? [03:45] how good is it for users to have an OS with known bugs ? [03:45] kde 3.5.1 is a PAIN [03:45] the most buggy DM on earth actually [03:45] that's what I said weeks go [03:45] ago [03:45] I thought they were working on it... [03:45] jpat|away: kde devs are working on kde 4 [03:45] they're not interested in kde 3.5 [03:45] that is a fact [03:46] and my feeling is that if we don't discuss with kde right now, dapper kubuntu will be as buggy as breezy, or maybe more [03:46] there are HUGE bugs in main apps [03:46] that have been unfixed for months [03:46] the KDE BTS is the worse in the world [03:46] jpat|away: and I must say I'm a bit sick of using an unstable DM [03:46] when you search for a bug you find bugs in KDE 2.3 or so [03:46] actually kubuntu can be considered as an alpha [03:46] not more [03:46] and release is in 5 weeks [03:46] true [03:46] KDE 3.5.1 was supposed to be a bugfix [03:47] raphink: ++ [03:47] there are more huge bugs in 3.5.1 than in 3.5.0 [03:47] by far [03:47] I've looked at the sources for some apps in kdebase or so [03:47] jpat|away: how can I get sound with gnome and not kde ? [03:47] because kde 3.5.1 is a pain [03:47] between 3.5.0 and 3.5.1 many stuff have been added [03:47] I don't call that a bugfix [03:47] we need help of kde developpers for kubuntu === freeflying [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:47] I'm happy to integrate kde into kubuntu just as long as we can have a REAL stable version of KDE [03:48] because if we don't, kubuntu will be shit, and kde will appear in the feeling of people like a big buffshit [03:48] and there has been none since KDE 3.4.2 [03:48] everyone in kubuntu and kde cold have regrets [03:48] since kde 3.4.2, KDE devs add lots of new stuff to KDE and seem to forget about debugging what's already there [03:48] because I must say I'm jalous when i see the exceptionnal quality of ubuntu [03:48] they're too focused on what's next and not on making what's here work [03:49] jpat|away: kde4, that's all they can say [03:49] I'd like to be able to say to people : install Kubuntu, it works great [03:49] kde4 will bee god + jesus + mary [03:49] but the reason why I can't is because there are huge bugs are not kubuntu specific, but KDE-wide [03:49] kde4 will be more stable than the solar system etc........ [03:49] but kde4 will not be mature before at least 18 month [03:49] tonio_: yep [03:49] are we going to release 3 buggy version of kubuntu since then ? [03:50] and in the meanwhile we get to build kubuntu with an horribly bugged version of kde [03:50] the bts is completly unusable [03:50] kde dev don't use it [03:50] there are major bugs that have chaneg status for 6 month at least [03:50] new features are pain in the ass [03:50] systemapplet is causing many problems [03:50] kate is becoming unusable [03:50] damn ! [03:51] we need to ask help of kde for kubuntu [03:51] because this will help both kubuntu and kde [03:51] and if we don't, kubuntu will be released with horrible bugs [03:51] like breezy [03:51] tonio_: right [03:52] and will discredit itself and kde [03:52] I'll be honnest on a few things [03:52] I can't imagin that we have a pre alpha actually while releasing in 5 weeks only [03:52] if KDE 3.5.2 gets in Kubuntu two weeks before dapper, I'll stop contributing to Kubuntu and will focus on GNOME [03:52] jpat|away: can you imagin I'm considering switching to gnome for my laptop ? [03:52] cause I don't want to end up with an alpha release of Kubuntu as "stable" [03:52] I use it for work, and it is almost unsuable, with breezy or dapper [03:53] and if KDE devs don't make a real debug of KDE 3.5 [03:53] focusing on important bugs [03:53] I'll switch to GNOME too [03:53] raphink: unless kde 3.5.2 is a REAL bugfix release [03:53] cause I love KDE but I'm tired of not being able to print, losing my contacts everyday and my kontact settings [03:53] not a bugfix with 40kB diff on a 30kB ccp file......... [03:53] tonio_: I doubt it can be though [03:53] ahhaha! [03:54] Tm_T: what's funny? [03:54] kontact and kmail have known bugs that haven't be touched for month [03:54] http://www.tm-travolta.net/shots/current.png [03:54] just look the font in Konsole [03:55] really I'm affraid [03:55] Riddell has 1000 things to do === Crissi [n=crissi@linux-tage.tu-chemnitz.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:55] Tm_T: I don't understand finnish [03:56] I can help as much as I can, but if kubuntu gets only 10% help of canonical that ubuntu has [03:56] tonio_: not only kubuntu release with 3.5.1 , but also many other distros [03:56] raphink: doesn't matter, look that font, so small and yet sharp [03:56] tonio_T There are other small bugs all over the place. [03:56] that we don't get cpp devel soon, and if kde doesn't seem to be able to make a real debug release [03:56] what will result is a crappy distro [03:56] nothing else [03:56] freeflying: so it'll be bad for all distros based on it [03:56] sorry for this, but I'm saying this because I LOVE kubuntu [03:57] freeflying: true [03:57] right [03:57] all distros keep kde 3.4.2 [03:57] why ? [03:57] because all other releases are pain [03:57] well, the birds sing, kubuntu get help with an icon artist ?!? [03:57] ?! [03:57] kde 3.5 was supposed to be the most mature, stable and efficient version of kde [03:57] amu: that is not what we need sorry [03:57] the result is one of the most unstable (if not THE one) dm on earth [03:58] windows xp is by far more stable [03:58] amu: I heard small things about that too [03:58] tonio_: I disagree. All distros keep 3.4.2 because they were released with 3.4.2 and upgrading to 3.5 in between releases is against their policy [03:58] amu: but nothing official yet ;( [03:58] tonio_: I have no issues with my KDE [03:58] tonio_: actually , canonical care too few on kubuntu, so riddell shall ask for more help from canonical [03:58] jdong: false [03:58] gentoo was released 2 days ago [03:58] Tm_T: :) [03:58] with kde 3.4 [03:58] not 3.5 [03:58] jdong: can you use kdeprint? [03:58] jdong: what happens to your contacts when you close kontact with a mail still open? [03:59] tonio_: Gentoo does not have enough developer resources; they stabilize VERY conservatively [03:59] tonio_: gentoo is never released, they just upgrade [03:59] jdong: can you use your contacts from kaddressbook in kmail ? [03:59] raphink: i guess the situation is not good [03:59] raphink: I can [03:59] jdong: okay, so everything is fine then ;) [03:59] print: working [03:59] cool ! [03:59] tonio_: I currently have 3 bugs open which are trivial to fix, but have not been touched in a week or more:-( Too bad that the kubuntu devs are so busy:-( [03:59] jdong: can you launch kded without getting a thousand error windows to click? [03:59] jdong: do you use dapper ? [03:59] and losing cookies support in konqueror at the same time [03:59] YES [04:00] jdong: do you have an up-to-date dapper system? [04:00] jdong: can't be possible [04:00] I have kdeprint failing on 5 machines [04:00] jdong: we tested all these bugs on several machines with kde 3.5.1 [04:00] even on newly installed boxes [04:00] they are there [04:00] that's strange.... [04:00] I just dist-upgraded this morning [04:00] it can work if you change the cups address in the properties, to locakhost [04:00] then install a printer discarding the error messages [04:00] jdong: the kdeprint bug is even present in DF4 [04:00] how else do you configure CUPS? [04:00] and then, yes, I agree it works [04:00] so it's more than 20 days old === hunger does not understand gentoo... building old stuff yourself just does not strike me as a cool idea. [04:01] hunger++ [04:01] jdong: I installed flight4 this morning [04:01] hunger: developers too lazy to make _binary_ packages :) [04:01] just perfomed dist-upgrade [04:01] rebooted, and that doesn't work [04:01] jdong: maybe that works because you have a breezy updated to dapper [04:01] I had sound with my breezy-dapper [04:01] well, maybe my KDE install is just an anomaly then; I upgraded from Breezy to Dapper a few months back, and dist-upgrade weekly [04:01] with a fresh dapper I don't [04:02] that's the reason [04:02] tonio_: it may be a problem limited to fresh installs [04:02] jdong: They do not make them themselves: They do build-scripts and have a compiler do the building;-) [04:02] jdong: go with a fresh install [04:02] yes jdong, but that is a MAJOR issue [04:02] jdong: no it's not. I had a breezy -> dapper that failed too [04:02] tonio_: I'd rather keep my working KDE, thank you very much :) [04:02] btw. greetings from the kubuntu-stand at linuxtag chemnitz :) [04:02] amu: :) [04:02] amu: hi [04:02] amu: Say hi to sven guckes if you meet him. [04:02] jdong: we are on #kubuntu-devel here, not on #kubuntu [04:03] jdong: what matters is not that your box luckily works [04:03] raphink: I understand. [04:03] jdong: what matters is that all kubuntu systems should work out of the box [04:03] amu: how about your livecd [04:03] and it's not the case [04:03] when you install dapper right now, you get LOTS of HUGE bugs in KDE [04:03] we are one month and a half from release [04:03] raphink: Same happened with breezy, too. [04:04] hunger: kubuntu breezy was a mistake [04:04] another example [04:04] we don't want to do that mistake again [04:04] I believe [04:04] raphink: So far I am convident that dapper might work after all. [04:04] hunger: yeah :) will do [04:04] systemsettings is nox in kubuntu for 6 month at least [04:04] it has BIG bugs [04:04] none of them is resolved actually [04:04] right [04:04] because Riddell doesn't have time for this (and I understand that) [04:04] hunger: kubuntu breezy is almost unusable for production without an immediate dist-upgrade [04:05] he is actually project manager, packageur, integrator, developper plus many more [04:05] raphink: I dist-upgraded to dapper right after breezy;-) [04:05] freeflying: yeah, if linuxtag ends, i've time :) last week was fosdem, this weekend linuxtag :) [04:06] we have to implement without the promissed help of canonical a bugging desktop manager, with only a very few people knowing cpp [04:06] that's simply not possible [04:06] hunger: what are we talking about here? is kubuntu aimed to devs or to normal users ? [04:06] raphink: I do not care as long as it works for me. [04:06] I don't blame canonical at all, but I remember mark saying he wanted kubuntu to become the same first class distro than ubuntu [04:07] this is not going to happen actually [04:07] hunger: do you call yourself a kubuntu developer? [04:07] I'm just reallistic [04:07] raphink: No. I am a kubuntu-user only. [04:07] hunger: ok [04:07] tonio_: I totally agree [04:07] we cannot make kubuntu a good distro right now if KDE devs don't spend a month fixing bugs [04:07] that won't happen [04:08] and maybe if we don't receive a little help from canonical [04:08] tonio_: For the protocol: Riddell is doing an amazing job! [04:08] hunger: of course [04:08] hunger: nobody said he is not [04:08] hunger: I didn't say it because it is de facto logic [04:08] Riddell is doing crazu stuff, it is simply incredible [04:08] raphink: Currently everybody in the kde-camp is starring at the promissed land kde 4:-( [04:08] but he is so alone to implement a bugging DM [04:09] hunger: we we're not to release kde4 hee [04:09] here [04:09] dudes dont forget kubuntu is a project, where YOU all decide :) [04:09] I excepct we release a stable kubuntu verzsion with dapper [04:09] but that won't happen if all kde devs are busy playing on kde4 [04:09] if YOU decide kubuntu isnt ready dont release [04:09] I can also go prepare dapper+1 right now [04:09] I'm blaming kde for releasing fake bugfix releases [04:09] raphink: Yeap, but whenever I talk to some kde person and criticise something I get to hear "It will be fixed/changed/replaced in kde 4 anyway". [04:09] not Riddell...... [04:10] hunger: ok fine then, I'll switch to GNOME and I'll be back to Kubuntu when it's time to integrate kde4 [04:10] hunger: kde4 is called to be jesus, god, everything you want [04:10] raphink: I tried that... but gnome is sooooo annoying:-( [04:10] so it means we have to wait 18 month with a pain to get something stable ? [04:11] hunger: I don't like GNOME, but it WORKS! [04:11] it just works [04:11] tonio_: That is my impression... :-( [04:11] tonio_: I thought it was 10 [04:11] I will use gnome instead of waiting....... [04:11] jpat|away: in theory it is 10 [04:11] raphink: Not for me... and I tried hard to make it work for me:-( [04:11] raphink: kde can works too, just with bugs hmm [04:11] jpat|away: that means 12 to 14 [04:11] freeflying: lol [04:11] to get a first version [04:11] freeflying: sorry, I had too many problems with kde 3.5.1 to say it works [04:11] and as a first version is never exempted of bugs [04:11] it means 18 for something stable [04:12] technically, thinking it will be less is a dream only [04:12] yes [04:12] and kde4 is to have lots of new features [04:12] therefore lots of bugs to fix [04:12] raphink: true, but we can not affect kde-devs too much for bug fixing [04:12] freeflying: sure then let's stop trying to integrate kde 3.5 then [04:13] freeflying: do they want kubuntu, one of the 2 or 3 most popular kde distros, to be released with bug like this ? [04:13] freeflying: I don't really like it to be trying to provide users a bugging system, with absent upstream, busy releasing next version [04:13] that is not only a problem for kubuntu, but for kde too [04:13] gnome in increasing very fast [04:13] raphink: tonio_ but it is better than no kubuntu release [04:13] freeflying: no [04:13] it is stable, works, and lots of people are just fine with it [04:13] freeflying: I don't agree [04:14] otherwise, ubuntu wouldn't be that incredible success [04:14] freeflying: let's get the fact, I've put kubuntu breezy with kde 3.5.1 to my mom and sister [04:14] raphink: suse can use it , also mdv , fc , why can't we [04:14] freeflying: I prefer something stable to something that is not [04:14] freeflying: my mom has lost her contacts 20 times this month [04:14] raphink: that is annoying when KAB moves the contact file [04:15] freeflying: neither suse, nor mandriva implemented 3.5 [04:15] and they probably won't [04:15] they didn't? [04:15] tonio_: Sorry, I do not see gnome getting closer. It is far ahead of kde wrt. hardware support and zeroconf, but far behind anywhere else. [04:15] hunger: it doesn't crash as much [04:15] tonio_: opensuse also test on 3.5.1 now [04:16] freeflying: I doubt it will release with it anytime soon though [04:16] unless they have kde devs within their team to fix all the bugs [04:16] suse should have problems too [04:16] OculusAquilae: they will [04:16] raphink: maybe, but it doesn't do basic stuff like supporting the Win key in key combos, etc. That means relearning all key-combos for me. [04:17] haha [04:17] raphink: And evo is plain unusable compared to kmail. [04:17] raphink: tonio_ we shall ask canonical for more care on kubuntu [04:17] freeflying: totally agreed [04:17] raphink: Not to speak of dev tools like kdevelop, umbrello, etc. [04:17] freeflying: mark promised some help on kubuntu [04:17] freeflying: why aren't they hiring another main dev for KDE ? [04:17] raphink: we'd poke him [04:17] there are 3 devs on GNOME [04:17] only 1 on KDE [04:17] although he have promised [04:18] and ask the suse and kde guys [04:18] OculusAquilae: ask suse guys for whay ? [04:18] to show the kde guys that they are doing something wrong [04:19] some things have been posted before kde4 dev began [04:19] OculusAquilae: they not paid employee of suse or any comp at all [04:19] to tell kde devs not to rush into kde4 dev [04:19] raphink: only one on kde, when kde is much more complex and buggy that gnome [04:19] OculusAquilae: Well, fixing bugs is boooring compared to working on cool-new-stuff(TM). [04:19] means to have the equivalent, we should get 4 to 5 personns only [04:19] hunger: what do you work on? [04:20] hunger: what is your contribution on cool-new-stuff? [04:20] raphink: Nothing... [04:20] hunger: I think hunger may just tell a truth [04:20] I would prefer the kde crew to spend 3 month debugging kde and wait three month more for kde4 [04:20] no pb for me with that [04:20] tonio_: ++ [04:20] raphink: Currently I am playing with gcc to make it issue warnings according to the MISRA standard... talking about boring stuff;-) [04:20] I'm sure, 1 month could be enought to provide a good debug [04:21] tonio_++ [04:21] but they don't give a f**k on kde 3.5 [04:21] sorry, but that's my real feeling [04:21] tonio_: they can not stop , u know there is gnome , so they want keep with gnome [04:21] I think if KDE devs spent the 20 days before 3.5.2 debugging [04:21] it would be a GREAT help [04:21] Maybe we could skip kubuntu-dapper and go for kde4? [04:22] That way we would get upstream support;-) [04:22] freeflying: what ? [04:22] raphink: only kde-devs may not do all debugging [04:22] I don't ask for canonical to stop with gnome ;) [04:22] freeflying: KDE and GNOME are not competing, that is a clich [04:22] I'm just saying that I read, everywhere kubuntu would get great support, and that didn't happen [04:23] tonio_: so poke canonical or mark for that [04:23] tonio_: At least in the *ubuntu environment they are: the ubuntu-devs change stuff without even considering the impact on (k|x)ubuntu. [04:23] tonio_: But that might be my impression only... [04:23] as good as Riddell can be, and as much as we help, that's not enough to deal with a bugging and complex desktop manager [04:23] if kde was stable, that could be okay [04:24] but that's not the real life....... [04:24] hunger: +++ [04:24] everything is done thinking of gnome [04:24] I don't mind, that's okay [04:24] tonio_: frankly: I do not feel much initiative to help with *ubuntu... [04:24] they can do what they want [04:25] hunger: but it has been promissed [04:25] if nothing had been said, I wouldn't mind [04:25] tonio_: I am talking about my initiative to help you devs. [04:25] tonio_: I never promissed anything;-) [04:25] tonio_: mark also promised give us support for working on BetterCJKSupport [04:25] I think we really need to take great decisions this WE, of kubuntu will be, like breezy, a bug fatory on release [04:25] hunger: mark promised [04:26] tonio_: I have bugreports 43 weeks old and basically ignored. [04:26] hunger: I don't talk about you, hehe [04:26] :) [04:26] tonio_: but we have not any yet now [04:26] tonio_: That ruins my motivation to send pathes via the bugtracker. [04:26] hunger: yes [04:26] just hiring one KDE dev in canonical might help [04:26] and we need to flame kde for this [04:26] they need to change that if they want to work efficiently [04:27] the kde BTS is the crappiest peace of web application I've seen in my life [04:27] hunger: make a search for a bug [04:27] tonio_: To be fair: the 43week bugreport is for ubuntu and pitti did look into it. [04:27] you get 20 pages of feature request dating 2001-2002 [04:27] raphink: it's canonical's duty to hire a kde-dev [04:27] <_Sime> tonio_: BTW, I've been working on some of the bugs in systemsettings. [04:27] tonio_: LP is not great either. [04:27] that's a joke to me [04:27] freeflying: whose duty is it? [04:28] freeflying: oh sorry yes yo'ure right :) [04:28] raphink: canonical [04:28] _Sime: systemsettings was just an example [04:28] freeflying: but when is it to happen ? [04:28] raphink: same as above , we'd poke canonical or mark, instead disscuss here [04:29] I just saw, this morning, on a fresh and updated kubuntu, that I don't have any sound, I can't print [04:29] kontact bugs [04:29] and I can use bluetooth only because I myself resolved the bug [04:29] freeflying: if there's just one kubuntu dev poking canonical I'm not sure it'll work though. We need to be all in this [04:29] the problem is that I could accept that 3 month ago [04:29] freeflying: I asked Riddell some time ago and he said canonical had no plan to hire anyone for Kubuntu [04:29] but we are supposed to about beta 2 level [04:29] rc1 maybe [04:29] not pre-alpha [04:30] raphink: just poke them , let them know the truth [04:30] tonio_: So skip kubuntu/dapper. [04:30] right [04:30] tonio_: No sense in releasing unfinished business. [04:31] right [04:31] yes [04:31] hunger: I've been tracking bugs in KDE, trying to fix them [04:31] but [04:31] 1) I don't know cpp enough [04:31] 2) I don't know how the app is built [04:32] I think the best person to fix a bug is the author of the program [04:32] tonio_: Basically all of my collegues swithed to gnome because kubuntu/breezy was too buggy. [04:32] raphink: ++ [04:32] raphlink: ++ [04:32] raphink: What is the problem with cpp? [04:32] raphink ++ [04:32] hunger: yes [04:32] but breezy wasn't mature [04:32] only the wecond version [04:32] raphink Just ask, I think I can help with that. [04:32] can be called an accident [04:32] tonio_: So will dapper be better? [04:32] hunger: I will spend 5 days trying to fix a kontact bug that can be fixed in 4 hours by its dev [04:32] hunger: it HAS TO be different with dapper [04:33] tonio_: Frankly: I doubt that. [04:33] wow time to beds , nite all [04:33] I've contributed as much as I could [04:33] night freeflying [04:33] improving the desktop, packaging apps, resolving bugs (when I can) [04:33] tonio_: Yes, I do appreciate your work. [04:33] but I have the feeling that this is not of any use if we have a crappy base [04:33] having good fonts ? nice, but I can't print [04:33] raphink: btw if you poke canonical or mark , include me :) [04:33] hunger: integrating kde 3.5 into kubuntu feels like fighting mills [04:34] freeflying: ok :) [04:34] having cool desktop with nice konq settings ? nice, but kontact lost all my contacts [04:34] ;) [04:34] tonio_: kmail can't use your contacts from kaddressbook anyway so ... ;) [04:35] tonio_: "it HAS TO be" won't make things work. [04:35] you can lose them, it won't harm [04:35] hehe [04:35] hunger: this is the reason we are discussing of what to do here [04:35] hunger: I can't fix these huge bugs, tonio can't either, riddell is too busy, \sh is not here atm [04:35] hunger: who is to fix them ? [04:35] if not kde devs [04:35] if raphink and I wouldn't be flaming the channel, nobody would care, and simply wait for the buggy relase to come out [04:36] hunger: kde devs or nobody... but then you should not have kubuntu/dapper. [04:36] except of course Riddell who cares more than everyone else, but missing 4 arms and 2 brains to do the job.... [04:38] the problem is that we need core-devs to ask for help, and only riddell here is part of canonical and has good contacts in the kde-devel crew [04:38] what about amu? [04:39] well apachelogger, too [04:39] so we need to discuss with of the problem, not to fleme, but to think efficiently, and try to get the best for kubuntu because we all love it [04:39] raphink: true, I forgot [04:41] now that you come to mention him, I haven't since him for a while [04:43] I mean, we don't have 200 bugs to reolve [04:43] 5 to 10 only [04:43] but they are majors [04:43] right [04:44] I can deal with a system where I don't have sound, can't print, and make a prey for my contacts each time I have an email to send [04:44] s:can:can't [04:45] tonio_: #31923, #31924, #32340 are minor and trivial to fix. #33034 adds two config files to improve zeroconf. [04:45] tonio_: so have you a suggestion? asking kde-devs? [04:45] tonio_: Trivial stuff... Would be nice if those get fixed before dapper... [04:45] OculusAquilae: canonical of kde, I don't know [04:45] but I'm not superman, I can't debug cpp [04:45] OculusAquilae: asking kde-devs for more bugfixing for kde 3.5.2 and canonical for hiring a guy for kubuntu [04:46] as they promised [04:46] I can work on many things, but not this one [04:46] tonio_: What is wrong with cpp? === hunger is hacking cpp right now. [04:46] hunger: well then come and debug kubuntu [04:46] right [04:46] hunger: the fact that it is a laguage I don't know ? :) === jpat|away is doing Ruby [04:46] hunger: if you can do it, we need you [04:46] tonio_: Which bug? [04:47] hunger : kdeprint crashing [04:47] for example [04:47] hunger: if you can fix major bugs in KDE, stop talking and begin contributing [04:47] in general I can write kde-apps too [04:47] raphink: And send another patch to sit in the tracker getting ignored? :-( [04:47] hunger: if you can debug, debug [04:48] What makes you think kdeprint has a problem with cpp? [04:48] hunger: if you send the bug to Riddell, it'll go in kubuntu [04:48] raphink: I do have to earn money, you know. [04:48] hunger: and that would benefit several million users [04:48] hunger: because it's programmed in cpp and it has bugs ? [04:48] hunger: how about us ? [04:48] hunger: do you know that we are developers ? [04:48] and volunteers [04:49] raphink: Programmed in the C Preprocessor? [04:49] raphink: I would have said "if you can and want to debug, debug" :) [04:49] do you know how many hours people have given to make kubuntu work? [04:49] hunger: and do you know that all of us have to get some money too, from time tot ime? [04:49] raphink: That is great, and I owe you a lot for that! [04:50] hunger: so if you come here only to say you're fine with fixing your own system for yourself and don't have time to help, I'm not sure this is the right place [04:50] raphink: That does not give me the time to help, though:-( [04:50] no comment [04:51] hunger: well, I can understand, but earing "I know how to but won't on kubuntu-DEVEL is a bit hurting [04:51] ;) [04:51] #kubuntu is then the right place === raphink loves people who claim they're the best then say they won't help [04:51] tonio_: You are right and I understand that. [04:52] hunger: it is like coming on #ubuntu-motu and saying "I'm packaging apps for myself but don't have time to upload on revu" [04:52] quite the same [04:52] hunger: we're trying to find solutions for kubuntu and you're talking about yourself. If you think it's good that we know you're good with cpp, then help with it [04:53] tonio_: But please understand me, too: I have very little time and most of my patches got ignored so far. [04:53] hunger: if it's just to make us feel we're bad with it and it's not good, then keep quiet please [04:53] hunger: you're patches won't be ignored by us [04:53] we want something stable [04:53] hunger: patches are not ignored most of the time [04:53] we are not the kde crew (sorry fot this.....) [04:54] tonio_: ... and whatever I fixed I send a patch for, so it is not as if I am keeping my fixes to me. [04:54] hunger: who ignored your patches ? kubuntu ? [04:54] What is wrong with printing by the way? Works fine here. [04:54] hunger: that's nice to ear ;) [04:54] hunger: kdeprint uses a the sock file in /var instead of localhost to contact cups [04:54] raphink: that's not the trick [04:55] tonio_: explain :)= [04:55] works on my laptop but not on my desktop [04:55] ah [04:55] let me switch to kde :) [04:55] tonio_: see #31923, #31924, #32340 and #33034 for timy stuff not looked at so far. [04:55] coming back [04:55] raphink: Shouldn't it use the sock-file?! [04:56] raphink: ubuntu has this no-open-ports policy which does include the lo interface for some reason:-( [04:56] mhm === jjesse [n=jjesse@mail.ftpb.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:57] raphink: I changed cups to bind to a port, so I do not have problems with that sock-file;-) [04:57] this is not a cups bug though [04:57] cause it works in gnome [04:58] And what is written in C preprocessor language in kdeprint? It is all C++! [04:59] sure [04:59] it's c++ [04:59] raphink: So why did you claim to have problems with cpp? [04:59] don't play with words, will you? [05:00] cpp is the extension for c++ files [05:00] raphink: Oh... sorry, I am hacking on cpp, the C Preprocessor, not in C++. [05:00] good for you === tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [05:00] raphink: Sorry, I misunderstood you there:-| [05:00] re [05:01] hunger: ping ? [05:01] tonio_: Yes. [05:01] hunger: want to come on my machine to have a look by yourself ? [05:01] that's a full "by default" kubuntu dapper [05:02] tonio_: Can I? [05:02] hunger: sure ;) [05:02] krdc [05:02] server : tonio.planetemu.net [05:02] password : hunger [05:03] spooky:-) [05:03] Seeing both sides of a IRC conversation. [05:03] I can correct this [05:03] hunger: never had two machines before? [05:04] hunger: I'll try and make patches for the bugs you fixed [05:04] hunger: there are two problems [05:04] raphink: Thanks! [05:04] 1/ server address is not correct, should be localhost [05:04] I can correct this [05:05] 2/ kdeprint criues when there are no printers installed in cups [05:05] I can't correct this [05:05] it tries http://localhost:631/printers/ [05:05] and of there are no result, error message [05:05] here is the problem [05:05] as long as you have a printer in it, it works [05:06] that mean the kde devel of this didn't even test.............. [05:06] sounds incredible but that's it [05:06] hunger: looking at my desktop ? [05:06] let me show you [05:06] tonio_: I bet he did test... with his fully configured server. [05:06] tonio_: I am. [05:08] ok, I've forced my printer installation [05:08] no more problems, it works [05:08] so we have 2 bugs [05:08] I can fix the first [05:08] but not the second [05:09] hunger: did you saw exactly what happens ? [05:09] no printer, complain, with a printer, nice [05:09] Let me look... I doubt that I can fix it, but I'll take a look. [05:09] concerning the server address, I can fix that quite easilly [05:10] all people that had a working breezy configuration can't see the problem, of course [05:11] in fact kdeprint doesn't like to connect to a "with no printer" cups [05:12] tonio_: I'll try to look into the "no printer cups bug". [05:12] hunger: thanks very much === freeflying-ibook [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.25] has joined #kubuntu-devel [05:12] I'm looking at the second [05:12] tonio_: No promisses! [05:12] tonio_: I'll disconnect again. [05:13] hunger: I know ;) [05:13] tonio_: My c++ is pretty rusty... I am hacking on the c preprocessor which is written in C:-) === jdong [n=jdong@ubuntu/member/jdong] has joined #kubuntu-devel [05:13] tonio_: I'll disconnect again... [05:17] Why is kcontrol not used in kubuntu? [05:17] simplify [05:17] The replacement is somewhat stupid in that it can not get resized:-( [05:17] systemsettings is buggy [05:18] hunger: here's one : https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdeutils/+bug/31924 [05:19] raphink: Thanks for adding a patch. Now that only needs to go into kubuntu... [05:19] hunger: there agin, we only have one mail dev to commit the changes... [05:20] unfortunatly [05:20] BAH! [05:20] bah bah bah! [05:21] "display" thing in kcontrol is still borked [05:21] Bah! [05:21] "Internal error: (no error)" is a pretty stupid error message:-( [05:22] =) [05:23] Does that "ShowOnlyIn=KDE" stuff work? [05:25] jpat|away: It does. [05:25] ok [05:26] jpat|away: I wrote a patch for that and riddell applied a even better one at some point;-) === LeeJunFan [n=junfan@adsl-69-210-207-5.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === claydoh [n=clay@65.99.187.76] has joined #kubuntu-devel [05:41] <_Sime> Tm_T: That "display" thing should be feeling better once Riddel packages the next bug fix release. [05:41] <_Sime> OculusAquilae: systemsettings is also being debugged. [05:41] _Sime: nice [05:41] <_Sime> hunger: what doesn't resize in systemsettings? [05:42] <_Sime> OculusAquilae: it _really_ needed some attention. [05:42] right, but shipping it with breezy was to my mind a fault [05:47] <_Sime> true. It should have been left in the oven a bit longer. [05:47] <_Sime> (in fact the oven wasn't on. No one has been working on it) [05:50] this is the fifth time in two minutes that koffice has crashed [05:54] Can somebody start the printer setup thingy as administrator? [05:54] When switching to administrator mode I get "Could not find module 'printmgr'" [05:58] tonio_: I deleted all printers on my printserver. [05:58] tonio_: th kprinter thingy pops up a message box but works otherwise... === chris [n=chris@ACB6198C.ipt.aol.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:00] hunger: yes [06:01] DCC SEND ?string? 0 0 0 [06:01] I'm working on that === chris [n=chris@ACB6198C.ipt.aol.com] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Verlassend"] [06:01] the "localhost" problem will be released with next version of kubuntu-default-settings [06:01] tonio_: How on earth did you get that thingy to work at all? [06:01] but there is a second one when there is not printer [06:01] http://localhost:631/printers [06:01] I assume it tries to parse this html output [06:01] so maybe the fix is easy to do [06:01] tonio_: I can not even have it get into admin mode! [06:02] hunger: if you discard the error message and install a printer [06:02] it is working logically [06:02] it is just a bug when not printer is set in cups [06:03] In fact I can not get anything into admin mode now that I am trying that out. [06:03] hu ? [06:04] argh [06:04] systemsettings bug back [06:05] hunger: right, this is another bug [06:06] but you are supposed to be able to install a printer without admin mode [06:06] tonio_: I am? [06:06] and then get no error message when starting kdeprint [06:06] I assume you should be able to as I am [06:08] _Sime: yay! === faked [n=faked@85-124-44-207.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:10] tonio_: FWIW: gnome-cups-manager gives a similar error message on the console... [06:10] hunger, ah ? [06:11] tonio_: You just do not see it there;-) [06:11] hunger: that's a good news [06:11] hunger: [06:11] comment out the line: [06:11] AuthType Basic [06:12] in the section at the bottom of the file (comment out [06:12] with #'s). Then, restart CUPS. [06:12] can you try this with me ? [06:20] hunger: finally that is a gupsd problem, not a kdeprint one [06:20] good news inf act [06:20] fact [06:21] tonio_: Dunno whether that is a cupsd problem or not. [06:22] tonio_: It might just be both apps being too stupid to cope with the error message properly. [06:22] tonio_: With gnome using its usual "Do not confuse the user" approach;-) === Flosoft_2 [n=admin@213.219.185.120.adslpower.by.edpnet.be] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Flosoft_2 [n=admin@213.219.185.120.adslpower.by.edpnet.be] has left #kubuntu-devel [] [06:23] hunger: yes, poissible [06:23] the only difference is that gnome is not displaying the error message [06:24] hack from canonical ? [06:24] it is not the usual gnome way to hide error messages [06:24] tonio_: It is not? That is new for me. [06:24] hum, maybe yes [06:25] okay so we need to find a way that cups shits is mouth :) [06:25] s/shits/shuts [06:25] or patching kdeprint not to display it also [06:26] tonio_: I am just rebuilding a kdenetwork which ignores the errorcode 1030. [06:27] hunger: let me know what about ;) [06:27] that could be a good solution [06:27] tonio_: Not really good, but maybe acceptable. [06:28] hunger: same that gnome [06:28] so acceptable in the ubuntu way to work ;) === robotgeek [i=venkat@ubuntu/member/robotgeek] has joined #kubuntu-devel === hunger wonders where that 1030 errorcode comes from. [06:30] robotgeek: see my last comment at the kfocus bug [06:30] Way to big to be a errorcode for sockets. [06:32] jpat|away: damn :) [06:34] hunger: let me aware if it works, then if yes, we will release a patch === faked [n=faked@83-65-233-222.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:45] hi all [06:46] I was just reading your buggy Dapper discussion - I have to agree [06:46] I would just like to point to IRC log of Dapper Dev meeting [06:46] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/DapperDev_2006-03-02 [06:46] search for cups - you will see Riddell comment [06:47] he mentioned that this might be cups 1.1 vs 1.2 API change [06:47] and that Kubuntu may require older cups (as kprint developer may not fix in time) [06:55] hunger any news ? [06:55] tonio_: I recall seeing simple config file workaround (maybe by Hobbsee) [06:55] but I cannot recall now where (forums, irc, LP...) [06:55] something like putting empty printer list somewhere [06:56] similar to HTML: [06:56] Lure: in fact the error message is there with gnome too [06:56] but gnome-cups-manager doesn't output it [06:57] ** (gnome-cups-manager:12984): WARNING **: IPP request failed with status 1030 [06:57] in the shell [06:57] a good solution could be to avoid the error message like gnome does [06:58] and by the way, removing this when resolved [06:58] Lure: any opinion on this ? [06:58] that would be nice workaround (until we get THE fix) [06:58] Lure: I agree [06:59] Lure: there where two problems in fact. [06:59] I have the solution to the first, within kubuntu-default-settings [06:59] tonio_: kdebase FTBFS. [06:59] localhost? [06:59] Lure: yes [06:59] I'm adding localhost to kdeprintrc directly [06:59] works nice [06:59] 2nd one might be /etc/cups/printers.conf hack [07:00] tonio_: kdeprint did get build before the failure, but it does not fail on the 1030 error that hits gnome. [07:00] Lure: the problem is that I can't hack this easilly [07:00] at least wothout touching ubuntu :) [07:00] I do not have clean system anymore - but I suppose something could be put there [07:00] or a dummy printer (Print to file?) [07:00] hunger: okay [07:02] hum Lure wouldn't it be better to simply fix kdelibs to simply ignore that error ? [07:03] I do not know KDE code - so I am not sure how easy this would be [07:03] Lure: yes, understand that ;) same for me I must say [07:03] but I'm gonna investigate === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel [07:27] raphink: were you the initial packager of kpowersave for ubuntu? [07:27] (I have seen your update of it today) [07:34] trying a patch on kdelibs......... [07:34] not correcting anything, but supposed to avoid the error message, as gnome does [07:35] it is better than nothing......... [07:35] tonio_: ? === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [07:36] hunger: the error message is send by kdelibs [07:36] tonio_: Yes. I am building a debug-version with some more output right at this moment. [07:36] hunger: of kdelibs ? thanks for this ;) [07:37] nice idea :) [07:37] tonio_: My guess is that the request is empty which is considered to be a error. [07:37] yes, I too [07:37] but not sure, because we can see it tries to connect for a long time [07:37] let me show you something [07:37] the error message is outputed by this : === mdke [n=matt@ubuntu/member/mdke] has left #kubuntu-devel [] [07:38] Lure: to I was no the initial packager === hunger wants his compile farm back! [07:39] Compiling C++ is a pita! [07:39] tonio_: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/k3b/+bug/23007/ encore un vieux bug pourri qui traine depuis 6 mois [07:39] Lure: no I was not the initial packager [07:39] Lure: and yes I have updated it with a fix [07:40] raphink: OK, we were discussing yesterday to request UVF [07:40] and were wondering which MOTU did upload it for the first time [07:40] Lure: ah, well sure [07:40] Lure: it doesn't matter who uploaded the first time [07:41] hunger: KMMainView::slotUpdatePossible( bool flag ) [07:41] here is the function that outputs this [07:42] tonio_: As I see it the problem is raised by IppRequest::doFileRequest returning false. [07:43] tonio_: Which it does on this condition: (!request_ || request_->state == IPP_ERROR || (request_->request.stat [07:43] us.status_code & 0x0F00)) [07:43] My guess is that request_ is NULL at this point... [07:44] yes [07:44] cups outputs nothing, exactly ;) [07:45] hunger: that's a bit too complicated for me, because of cpp :) [07:45] hunger: do you feel able to patch it in a certain way ? [07:45] tonio_: C++;-) [07:45] tonio_: Don't know yet. We'll see. [07:45] oki [07:46] raphink: ho damn [07:46] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117455 [07:46] tonio_: My C++ is mostly unused for the last couple of years, so I can't promise anything. [07:46] hunger: you are trying, that's nice ;) [07:47] l'est bien con lui ... il confond kcontrol et systemsettings [07:47] raphink: See? I am trying;-) [07:47] sure :) [07:47] raphink: and that even though I mistook your cpp for the c preprocessor which I know way more about than c++:-) [07:48] ;) [07:48] raphink prefer to insults in french ;) [07:48] lol [07:48] hehe [07:48] tonio_: That is fine with me... my french is so bad that I won't get that:-) [07:48] well, that's an ungly bug [07:49] hunger, nice to ear that !!! [07:49] my last grade in french was "did not participate";-) [07:49] hunger c'est un gros payday ! [07:49] lol [07:49] roooh [07:49] hunger: french is an horribly complicated language anyway [07:49] raphink: kidding of course ;) [07:49] tonio_: I can always show my wife. She is my universal translator:-) [07:50] tonio_: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117455 bam [07:50] hunger, please don't ;) [07:50] hihi [07:50] tonio_: NOW I am curious! [07:50] hunger: lol [07:51] she might not understand anyway ;) [07:51] raphink: how could such a bug still exist in 3.5.1 ? [07:51] that is the evidence of one thing [07:51] tonio_: it seems to be linked to the debian package [07:51] the kde debugging activity is a shame [07:51] tonio_: I'm looking at it now [07:51] raphink: ah ? [07:51] okay sorry then ;) [07:51] tonio_: She is damn good with languages... speaks 7 different languages and understands a couple more. [07:51] tonio_: this bug appears only on debian sid and ubuntu [07:52] we need to look at the package then [07:52] crappy patch or something [07:52] hmm seems all the patches are from kubuntu though [07:53] raphink: argh.......... [07:53] and debian has a newer version [07:53] the problem could be the build system then......... [07:53] raphink: uvf exception ? [07:53] ;) [07:53] IF the new debian version works, sure [07:54] we should try tu sync the new debian package [07:54] that I'm going to test now ;) [07:54] raphink: cool ;) [07:54] if it's not fixed in debian yet, there's no reason to sync [07:54] I'm closing the bug for cups and localhost [07:54] resolved [07:54] ah? [07:55] raphink: kdeprint doesn't cry with "unable to connect to host" [07:55] this is the purpose of that bug, although you pointed another problem [07:56] the original message is that, and that is resolved [07:56] so I think it should be closed [07:56] and maybe you should create a new one [07:57] raphink: your feeling on this ? [07:57] wait I'm on the k3b bug [07:57] k [07:58] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2006-March/005396.html [07:58] ok the bug is not set [07:58] fixed [07:58] all are welcome to comment :) [07:59] raphink: do you ask for uvh then ? [07:59] uvfe [07:59] tonio_: no since it's not fixed in debian [07:59] I don't see why I would ask for a uvf ;) [07:59] oh not fixed [07:59] strange issue [07:59] pbuilder issue ? [08:02] robotgeek: cool [08:02] il est SUPER crade le paquet k3b tonio_ [08:03] jpat|away: still a few incomplete sections, i should hopefully finish them this week [08:03] raphink [08:03] le refaire ? [08:03] tonio_: bof [08:03] robotgeek: I would help but I've got a stack of work and some things to sort out [08:04] tonio_: je vais tenter de refaire un paquet propre vite fait voir si a rsoud le problme [08:04] raphink: k [08:05] jpat|away: sure, no problem. i would appreciate comments on something i have wrong there [08:05] raphink: ptant ca doit pas tre mega complik a packager k3b......... [08:05] jpat|away: if you've got the time :) [08:05] quelques dependances et basta [08:07] robotgeek: :) [08:07] raphink: je retrouve pas le bug kdeprint sur launchpad [08:08] serieux je dois mal m'y prendre, mais malone, j'ai du mal [08:08] tonio_: va sur ma page, section bugs, subscribed [08:08] k [08:08] mais par la recherche c le bordel [08:12] tonio_: You are visiting a brothel?! [08:12] tonio_: Or did I misunderstand that french? [08:13] How do I enable the debug output of stuff in kde? [08:14] gdb? [08:15] jpat|away: There is some gui app to set the outputlevel of kde apps. [08:15] hmm [08:17] hunger: you missunderstood I think :) [08:18] je ne sais pas === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel [08:23] wow about 3cm of snow on my balcony! [08:26] wicked! [08:28] Can I run the control-center modules directly? [08:30] I do not get any output even though I turned it on with kdebugdialog. [08:32] hunger: no idea........; [08:35] tonio_: proper kdebugdialog settings would be cool for kdefaultsettings;-) === rraphink [n=ubuntu@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel [08:37] hunger: what's the problem with it ? [08:42] hunger ping ? [08:43] tonio_: Was in #kde-devel to find out how to get debug output. [08:43] hunger: oki ;) what do you mean about k-d-s and kdebugdialog ? [08:44] is it possible to control or remove error messages via a simple setting ? [08:44] tonio_: Maybe make everything log important stuff into a logfile or so. [08:45] hunger: will think about that for dapper+1 :) [08:45] but it is a big work, and we certainly have too much to do for dapper actually === haggai_ [n=halls@i-83-67-59-194.freedom2surf.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === haggai_ is now known as haggai === faked [n=faked@83-65-235-43.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel === JRe [n=jre@pai34-2-82-226-199-36.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === allee [n=ach@dialin-145-254-253-049.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:29] hello allee, JRe [09:30] hi jpat|away [09:30] allee: hi ;) === hunger waits for kdelibs to build. [09:31] oh fun [09:31] allee: I tried to revu your kdissert package [09:31] but there is a problem with it, all folders are dead......... [09:31] tonio_: Oh, strange! [09:31] allee: yes [09:32] tonio_: I never used kdissert before so I just started / closed it. [09:32] although, because it is in our case not debian synced, I think it should be numbered 2ubuntu2 [09:32] allee: it is not concerned by freezes, so I can upload it directly [09:33] I'm just not fine with the versioning in fact [09:33] allee: what's your opinion ? [09:33] tonio_: I'll check what I used [09:33] allee: okay === faked [n=faked@83-65-238-251.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:35] tonio_: ah, I just s/1$/2$/. Well, I don't care. Whatever is more correct, choose it [09:35] allee: I've resolved 50% of the kdeprint problems [09:35] the other is a code bug, not a config one, and requires patch to the sources.... [09:35] hunger is looking at it [09:36] allee: just that because it is an ubuntu version now, the versioning should probably be set to 2ubuntu1 [09:36] sounds logic [09:36] first port of the second debian version [09:36] with a changelog and a patch :) [09:36] yep [09:36] tonio_: fine with me. I submitted the changes also to debian and the maintainer uploaded them already [09:36] allee: nice, it'll get synced with dapper+1 [09:37] allee, tell me when on revu, I will revu and upload [09:37] jpat|away: no news for *netswitch ? === |Crissi| [n=crissi@linux-tage.tu-chemnitz.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:37] tonio_: probably still stuck in NEW like everything else [09:38] tonio_: so just a version change? What about the dead folders? [09:38] elmo will die when opening the NEW queue [09:38] well upload like this and we will see what happens on revu ;) [09:38] the link are dead on the revyu page [09:38] I couldn't download the package [09:38] when the sees codeine, he will be excited :) :) [09:38] 'k [09:39] I assume the strange versioning can cause a revu bug [09:39] allee: when is the meeting ? [09:39] I cannot miss it to support you ! [09:40] tonio_: next tuesday 12.00 UTC [09:40] tonio_: and thx === jpat|away wish he could too [09:40] allee: that's the minimum I can do [09:41] that'll be good this time, and then MOTU next week ! [09:41] tonio_: I was member one day, MOTU the next :P [09:41] I know [09:43] jpat|away: any news for moodin ? [09:43] jpat|away: sorry for sayuing this, but I really think about making a port of that theme to the standard engine....... [09:44] oh bugger [09:44] I forgot [09:44] tonio_: I doubt that my traces in (k)ubuntu will be enough for MOTU [09:44] well we have major issues actually with moodin [09:44] allee: could be I think.......; [09:44] jpat|away: it doesn't support utf8 [09:44] woah [09:44] jpat|away: doesn't support i18n [09:45] jpat|away: depends on a fix background wich causes issues with non 1280x1024 resolutions [09:45] that hudge issues [09:45] kdissert upload finished, with just 2build2 -> 2ubuntu2 changed [09:45] I know [09:45] I'll build and try to use kdissert ... [09:45] allee: nice ;) [09:46] allee: revuing when online [09:47] allee: we have to work on that bullshit systemapplet this WE don't you think ? [09:47] it make it completly unusable to my view [09:48] it shouldn't be so hard [09:48] we just have to avoid the url switching in the system:/ kio [09:49] the main problem will be to find THE file to patch ;) [09:50] tonio: which system applet? [09:50] kde system applet [09:50] using the kio system:/ [09:50] in fact we have to patch the kio itself === |Crissi| is now known as Crissi [09:51] uh [09:51] allee: you know, that "copy to tmp" issue using system:/ in konq [09:51] tonio_: It would have been great if the kdelibs debug debs actually had debugging enabled:-( [09:51] hunger: argh....... indeed [09:51] I think there aer [09:52] tonio_: Ours don't: They got the symbols (I think) but all the kde debug stuff is disabled:-( [09:52] hunger: well, you should probably talk with Riddell about that....... not of my knowledge [09:53] hunger: -deb pkgs are just there to get a useful stacktrace [09:53] -dbg that is [09:55] I'm going [09:56] allee: Oh great. So we can basically leave them IMHO. You will need to rebuild them anyway when debugging:-( [09:57] hunger: the -dbg stuff is handy when users report crashes and one wants a useful stacktrace. so keeping them can be useful [09:58] allee: There are no -dbg of the apps themselves, so I doubt that. [09:59] allee: have you seen kate is now back to monosession mode ? [09:59] ;) [09:59] took me long but that's done [09:59] tonio_: Hey, stop turning KDE into gnome! [09:59] No, I have not updated since thurday (only 64 k until monday) [10:00] tonio_: Which reminds me: Do you know "SimpleKDE"? Apparently they are trying to do a simpler KDE... [10:00] Argl, kids refuse to got to bed. bbl [10:01] hunger: heard about it, but I though it was a kind of joke [10:01] tonio_: They are based on stable KDE, so maybe they are fixing bugs. [10:01] I mean the guys have been described as "people that are going to something they don't know" [10:01] but that was a while ago [10:02] tonio_: Only saw a interview on osnews about them. I have no idea about the project at all. [10:02] Just wanted to mention it. [10:04] hunger: looking at the screenshots, looks nice [10:05] although there are even less options than in gnome hehe [10:05] but could be nice for a child for example === Crissi [n=crissi@linux-tage.tu-chemnitz.de] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Hello,] [10:05] no [10:05] tonio_: Please do not use it then;-) [10:05] hunger: WHY SHOULD i ? ;) [10:05] oups [10:09] tonio_: You seem to be in a feature removal frenzy! ;-) [10:10] hunger ? never [10:10] where did I say removing features was good ? [10:11] tonio_: single-session for kate, etc. [10:11] I just think that could be a good base for child oriented distro [10:11] hunger: single session for kate is "backing to something usable" [10:11] this session management is a shame [10:12] do you prefer to have 4 files in 4 kates [10:12] or 4 files in the same ? [10:12] tonio_: I'd much prefer if you could change the coler of those buttons all around kate. [10:12] removing a bad feature is not linking features removing :) [10:12] tonio_: I only ever have 1 kate. [10:12] hunger: well, test a dapper flight 4 by default and you'll see..........; [10:13] monosession mode doesn't exist anymore [10:13] double click a file, kate opens [10:13] tonio_: Does flight 4 have different colors? [10:13] doubleclick another, another kate opens [10:13] hunger: I don't think so === claydoh hates that, likes single session [10:13] claydoh: it will be single session [10:13] tonio_: Damn. What were they thinking when doing that color theme? [10:14] claydoh: if you have an update dapper, remove katerc in your profile [10:14] should work [10:14] already fixed :) [10:14] tonio_: Tabs get lighter when active, those buttons get darker. [10:14] claydoh: did you ? [10:14] cause if you have a better hack than mine, I would appreciate [10:15] tonio_: And then there are usually 2 buttons on the side only, so it is really hard to notice that things are inverse then with tabs. [10:15] i edited the .desktop file somewhere..... === claydoh looks [10:16] claydoh: added --use into it ? [10:16] that's the way I did it for dapper [10:16] + katerc configured in k-d-s [10:16] yes [10:16] okay [10:17] I actually had to ask in the forums how to change it :) [10:19] claydoh: I simply read the man :) [10:19] but it took long to find the good option [10:19] tonio_: That's cheating! [10:20] tonio_: You should read the source, man! ;-) [10:20] hunger: have you seen the kate sources ? [10:20] it is hudge [10:20] tonio_: Nope. [10:21] tonio_: I tend not to read kde sources except when people like raphink force me. [10:21] hunger: anyway it is fixed lol [10:21] hunger: but we love you for doing it ;) === hunger is already behind schedule with his own work and still rebuilding kdelibs. [10:23] tonio_: when I print, after the print dialog is closed I have a jumping printer icons next to the cursor. [10:24] allee: hu ? [10:24] acutally it is like this for several weeks [10:24] strange [10:24] but kde crew will call that a feature maybe ;) [10:25] :) Looks like it waits for an app to start that never comes up and timeouts after some time [10:25] well, for me the man page and help were not too clear for me, never occured to look at the desktop file :) === claydoh goes back to lurk-mode, too much thinking is giving him a headache [10:26] allee: I think I have the solution for the kio system ;) [10:26] cooooooool :) [10:26] great! [10:26] ./kio_system.cpp, rewriteURL function [10:26] I just need to make it not changing the URL :) [10:27] tonio_: ? [10:27] hunger ? [10:28] tonio_: What problem is there with the kio system? [10:29] hunger, try to open a big file, like an avi of a big log file with kate......... 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