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Tonio_Riddell: any opinion on adding the pierceive filter set for adblock by default ?12:04
Tonio_not activating adblock, but preparing a default set of rules.12:05
Tonio_Riddell: my mother wouldn't be able to configure that, and that's the way epiphany works for example, it uses a set of rules preconfigured12:05
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Tonio_pierceive is by far the best filters list for adblock systems :)12:07
Tonio_raphink: your opinion on this ?12:10
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Tonio_Riddell: patches and k-d-s emailed12:28
Riddellraphink: tell me more12:50
RiddellTonio_: sounds like a good idea, who makes pierceive?12:51
Tonio_don't know, but it is a good set of rules12:52
Tonio_Riddell: check out : http://www.pierceive.com12:52
Tonio_Riddell: the new adblock extension uses this too12:52
raphinkRiddell: hmm having a common blog for kubuntu-devs 12:53
raphinkRiddell: like a shared wordpress for example12:53
raphinkon kubuntu.org/blog12:53
Tonio_Riddell: okay,  todo list for version of k-d-s12:53
Tonio_version 1112:54
Tonio_Riddell: + for raphink's idea.12:55
Tonio_I think it would be nice to have the possibility tu communicate on on the kubuntu new features and improvements12:55
Tonio_Riddell: http://www.pierceive.com/filtersetg/license.txt what about that ? getting authorization could be enough for you ?12:58
Tonio_Riddell: epiphany simply asked for authorization12:58
Riddellraphink: nice idea, not sure where we'd set it up though12:58
raphinkhow do you mean Riddell?12:58
raphinkRiddell: there's a DB for kubuntu.org, isn't there?12:59
Riddellraphink: nope01:00
raphinkah01:00
raphinkRiddell: maybe we could use an external DB then01:00
Riddellwe'd need to ask sysadmin to set it up, so could take forever01:00
Riddellno, firewalled01:00
raphinkhehe01:00
raphinkah01:00
raphink:(01:00
raphinkwell setting a mysql db doesn't take so long01:00
Riddellwe can always try asking sysadmin01:01
RiddellTonio_: ever work out what was cauing that bookmarks toolbar to load on restore?01:01
Tonio_Riddell: nope, I didn't saw that issue on a native dapper installation01:02
Tonio_Riddell: did you ?01:02
Tonio_how to reproduce ?01:02
Tonio_as long as I created a new fresh kde profile, it was fine for me01:03
RiddellTonio_: no idea, I've been playing with profiles lots today so not sure what's causing what :)01:03
Riddellok, I'll try and test that sometime01:03
Tonio_Riddell: I'll have a look, but if I can't reproduce, hard to patch ;)01:04
Tonio_Riddell, raphink: do you think that licence with eventual authorization is compatible with kubuntu ?01:04
Tonio_I would say no, but if epiphany does that, why not01:04
Tonio_Riddell: if an authorization is okay for you, I will email he guy, if not, I will try to find another one01:13
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Tonio_hum, Riddell I've compiled a set of rules, seems to work nicely ;)02:17
Tonio_no need for that licenced list then ;)02:20
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seaLnehmm kubuntu-desktop just got removed when i dist-upgraded06:14
seaLneand if i try to install it it wants to remove "openoffice.org-debian-files openoffice.org2-l10n-en-us"06:14
seaLnewonder what in OOo is conflicting06:15
seaLnehttp://kubuntu.pastebin.com/58640306:18
seaLneor in full http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/58640606:22
robotgeeksomeone with a fresh dapper kubuntu install, ping :)06:42
robotgeeki need to find out if 1) kubuntu can play mp3's by default (probably no) 2) is amarok-xine is required to play mp3's in amarok. is it installed by default 3) is libxine-extracodecs only for videos06:46
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robotgeeki need to find out if 1) kubuntu can play mp3's by default (probably no) 2) is amarok-xine is required to play mp3's in amarok. is it installed by default 3) is libxine-extracodecs only for videos07:48
freeflyingrobotgeek: amarok use xine defaultly, so without libxine-extracoedcs. how can it  play mp3 file07:49
Hobbseerobotgeek: let me check!07:50
Hobbseehehe!  seeing as i reinstalled last night07:50
robotgeekHobbsee: great. i just want to be sure that i don't type wrong stuff in Kubuntu Desktop Guide07:50
Hobbseehmm07:50
Hobbseeplays wav files, without any extra packages07:51
Hobbseeit just skips thru the mp3 files07:52
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robotgeekHobbsee: and does it play after installing libxine-extracodecs07:54
seaLnethere is a file called libmad in libxine-extracodecs07:54
seaLnesorry dir07:54
robotgeekseaLne: so i take it as a yes? mp3's require libxine-extracodecs. ty07:55
seaLnei'd assume so07:55
Hobbseerobotgeek: yep, that works07:56
seaLnei just apt-get source libxine-extracodecs and had a look in the source07:56
seaLneso i think it looks like it07:56
seaLneah it depends on libmad0 aswell07:56
Hobbseerobotgeek: what else do you want me to test on an almost clean install?07:56
robotgeekHobbsee: moment, checking07:58
Hobbseehow does one make knemo work?07:58
Hobbseeit worked with a new user yesterday, but i'm not about to kill all of my new settings07:58
robotgeekHobbsee: i guess that is all for now07:59
robotgeekhttp://doc.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/desktopguide-web/C/index.html is where it is at. any suggestions/improvements welcome!07:59
Hobbseeok08:01
seaLnedoes Kubuntu actaully mean "towards humanity" in Bemba? isn't it ubuntu that does?08:01
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seaLnewould be a handy language that any prefix to a word still ment the same08:03
Hobbseeok, back in a min08:03
seaLnerobotgeek: what about just removing the k from "kubuntu means ..." in the about the name?08:04
robotgeekseaLne: i just left it in there for completeness, i thought it was an interesting fact :)08:05
seaLnebut does *k*ubuntu actually mean that?08:05
robotgeekyeah, it does. right from kubuntu faq!08:05
seaLneyeah but did someone just add k to the bit from ubuntu faq?08:06
robotgeekhttp://www.kubuntu.org/faq.php#kubuntumeaning08:06
seaLnejust might be worth confirming08:06
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Hobbseeright08:08
Hobbseewhy oh why is kappfinder not installed by default?08:09
seaLneah maybe it does mean that as its mentioned on wikipedia article hmm08:10
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seaLnehmm it was sladen that added the mention on the wikipedia article08:13
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seaLneit just seems a bit too conveniante08:14
robotgeekheh08:14
robotgeekif it's on the internet, it must be true!08:14
seaLneand everyone knows that everything on wikipedia is acurate :)08:18
Hobbseeof course :P08:20
Hobbseenow...all the wireless fun...08:20
Hobbseenope, keyboard shortcuts first...08:20
Hobbseesheesh i love reinstalling lol08:20
seaLnethe thing i hate about using dapper is having to logout/reboot all the time when there are updates, normally only power failures result in me rebooting08:22
Hobbseehehe true08:22
mornfallseaLne: hmm?08:22
mornfalldebian sid here, reboots or logouts very sporadically08:23
mornfallwhat about dapper needs that08:23
seaLnewell i suppose i could not bother but, its a bit hard to say if any problems are due to running a version of a prog that isn't installed anymore08:23
mornfallso restart the program not machine?08:24
seaLnewell its mainly kdebase/xorg etc that i'll logout for and udev/hal etc for reboot08:26
mornfallreboot for udev/hal? i haven't notice when we turned into windows08:27
seaLnejust to be on the safe side for bug reporting/bug verifying08:28
mornfalli'd argue that when udev misbehaves after upgrade it's a bug08:30
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mornfallrobotgeek: compiling freenx huh08:34
Hobbseehehe08:34
mornfall<-- never compiled bash scripts08:35
mornfall:-)08:35
Hobbseeseems weird going to work, as i've just come back from uni08:35
mornfallbbiab08:35
robotgeekmornfall: yeah, very nice08:35
seaLnemornfall: that would explain the gcc errors he gets :)08:35
robotgeekmornfall: hey, i'm just a doc writer, not elite package master!08:35
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seaLnelast time i had a look the nomachines nx client didn't work for me08:38
seaLnelibrary issues08:38
robotgeekseaLne: i am running the server on my linux machine, client is on windows machine08:39
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Hobbsee_well that was painless!  and knemo is very nice!08:48
Hobbseerobotgeek: make sure you include something about knemo in your guide08:49
robotgeekHobbsee: what does it do? is it installed by default?08:50
Hobbseerobotgeek: it's not installed by default, but it's a connection indicator for wired/wireless connectoins - it's been discussed in the meetings - it's just a monitor08:50
robotgeeklet me install08:50
robotgeekHobbsee: where do i enable from ? Right clicj?08:53
Hobbseelog out of kde and back in again08:53
Hobbseeseems to be the way i found - but you'd really have to ask tonio exactly how it works08:53
robotgeekHobbsee: killall kicker && kicker & doesn't work?08:54
Hobbseenot sure08:54
robotgeekHobbsee: is it a applet thing?08:55
Hobbseeyes08:55
Hobbseewant a screenie?08:55
robotgeekHobbsee: sure, 08:57
LureHobbsee: does it not cause CPU load (5% or so)?08:58
Lureit does on my notebook when running on low speed (800 MHz)08:59
Lureotherwise I have to agree it is nice, particularly as we will not get knetworkmanager yet08:59
Hobbseehttp://img75.imageshack.us/img75/6214/snapshot16hd.png08:59
HobbseeLure: i'm not even seeing it in top09:00
Hobbseewhat's gam_server though?09:00
robotgeekHobbsee: where is it?09:00
Hobbseebottom right09:00
robotgeekHobbsee: file alteration server09:00
Hobbseeof the screenie09:00
Hobbseeah ok09:00
robotgeekHobbsee: i cant see it in the screenie, lol09:01
Hobbseeoh grr!09:02
Hobbseeit's where the space is!09:02
Hobbseerobotgeek: http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/7466/snapshot27ks.png09:04
robotgeekHobbsee: cool, i will checkout after next login09:05
Hobbseeok09:05
robotgeekand hopefully document it too09:05
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Hobbseehmmm...there must be more to configure - it cant be done yet!09:22
freeflyingamarok-1.4-beta2 may use gstreamer0.10 09:26
Hobbseethanks freeflying - forgot about amarok!09:27
freeflyingHobbsee: but I can not set the ID3tags for my locale encoding09:29
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seaLnemornfall: adept notified has been showing always the red triangle icon in kicker even when there are no updates on my machine for the last few days09:44
robotgeekbtw, have something happened in openoffice in dapper kubuntu?10:09
seaLnerobotgeek: dist-upgrade fun?10:10
robotgeekseaLne: all i need to know is if it is going to be there on install :P10:10
Hobbseerobotgeek: yeah, they renumbered it - only oo.o2 is avalable10:10
robotgeekHobbsee: cool, i can't see it in my Kmenu -> Office, it probably got removed i think10:11
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Tonio__hello ;)10:20
Hobbseehey Tonio_ 10:22
=== Hobbsee compliments Tonio_ on the nice work with knemo
robotgeekHobbsee_away: wait!10:23
Hobbsee_awayhmmm?10:23
robotgeekgui way to add proggies to session startup?10:23
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Hobbsee_awaykde usually defaults to previously saved session, doenst it?10:24
Hobbsee_awaynot sure about a GUI way, per se10:24
Tonio_Hobbsee_away: thanks ;) knemo integration is not full perfect, I can add more cards10:24
robotgeekHobbsee_away: okay, i have that documented, thanks 10:24
=== Tonio_ would have liked knemo installed by default, but the democratic vote said NO.... :(
seaLnerobotgeek: system settings -> user account -> session manager to change stuff tho10:25
robotgeekseaLne: hmm, that doesn't help me however. thanks anyways10:26
robotgeeknow i have to document cp /usr/share/apps/file.desktop to ~/.kde/Autostart10:26
seaLnei think there was a way to save current seesion tho10:26
robotgeekseaLne: it is autosaved, i think10:26
seaLneyeah by default10:26
Tonio_interested in a default adblock filters list in konq guys ??10:28
seaLnei think that might be a good way to get sued10:28
Tonio_I suggested that to riddell yesterday, but the thing is to not activate it by default, that's not ethical10:28
Tonio_seaLne: get sued ? sorry my english is too limited :)10:28
Tonio_seaLne: you mean ?10:29
seaLnelawyers demanding money from you for loss of revenue to their clients10:29
robotgeekTonio_: that would be nice. 10:29
Tonio_seaLne: they should ask for money to kde for implemtenting adblock too.....10:29
robotgeekTonio_: what about konqueror profiles, is there a separate package?10:29
Tonio_robotgeek: need to decide this ;)10:30
Tonio_seaLne: in my view, as long as the filter is not installed by default, that's okay10:30
seaLneTonio_: just think it is smething to consider worrying about :)10:30
robotgeekTonio_: decide fast, i only have till March 23'rd for Doc String Freeze10:30
Tonio_norton  internet security removes adds out of the box10:30
seaLnek10:31
Tonio_epiphany too, just activate adblock and everything is filtered10:31
Tonio_seaLne: I agree with you it is complicated10:31
Tonio_too me if someone goes in the prefs to activate adblock, he will use a public filter10:31
Tonio_the only difference is that we make things easier for him10:32
hungerTonio_: Wait and see: Someday you will get sued for skipping ads in newspapers.10:32
seaLnei'm not convinced by konq add blocking, i actually hate having huge add blocked images more than the adverts10:32
Tonio_but he has to decide to block adds, that's not and will not be activated by default10:32
Tonio_hunger: aol is blocking adds, norton too....10:32
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Tonio_seaLne: try my filer list and you'll see ;)10:32
Tonio_I use regular expression in it, works nice10:32
hungerTonio_: I just use privoxy...10:33
seaLnei mean a stretched red circle with line through it10:33
Tonio_hunger: I too :)10:33
Tonio_hunger: microsoft is blocking popups10:33
hungerTonio_: Been using that for ages and did not yet see a reason to change.10:33
Tonio_that's exactly  the same10:33
hungerDamn! Those pigs!10:33
hungerBlocking pop-ups! They must be in league with satan.10:34
Tonio_hunger: I'm just saying I don't why WE would be sued10:34
Tonio_everyone allows to block adds quite easilly today10:34
Tonio_just as long as it is not activated by default, it's okay10:34
hungerTonio_: Because we have no lawyers.10:34
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Tonio_hunger: blocking adds is not illegal10:35
Tonio_maybe unethical, and even that could be discussed10:35
Tonio_hunger: privoxy comes with add removal rules right ? epiphany too10:36
Tonio_just it is not activated or installed by default, you have to decide to use that, it'll be the same for us10:36
Tonio_well that could be discussed during the meeting ;)10:37
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alleeHobbsee: wb :)11:13
Hobbsee:) ty11:13
Hobbseethat proper dpi looks really nice lol11:13
Tonio_allee: systemapplet patched :)11:13
alleeTonio_: great11:13
HobbseeTonio_: even with the correct dpi, it seems that the stuff in the splash to login to kde seems really small - is that in your domain to fix?11:13
Tonio_allee: still the problem with kdissert.... I think the kdissert.debian is causing the issue....11:14
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Tonio_Hobbsee: yes, I have to11:14
Tonio_allee: what about repackaging the tarball ?11:14
Hobbsee*nods* - so you know that it seems very small?11:14
Tonio_Hobbsee: yes11:15
HobbseeTonio_: i think that you could probably ask people to test out knemo, and seeing as they've seen what it is, ask for a revote.11:15
Tonio_Hobbsee: come and ask to the next meeting if you want :)11:15
Hobbseeah yes, that's the meeting that i have to move, if i want to be at it11:16
alleeTonio_: as I said, I never used kdissert, can give a instructions to reproduce the problem?  Then I can check if problem is in SID too, repackaging fixes it for kbuntu11:20
raphinkallee: the problem is on REVU. We can't access the files on REVU cause they're named kdissert.debian11:21
Tonio_allee: revu crashes because the name is kdissert.debian instead of kdissert ;)11:21
Tonio_allee: let me show you11:21
alleeOh :(11:21
raphinkat least it seems to be the cause of the bug11:21
Tonio_look the page on revu, you'll see11:21
allee'k11:21
raphinkallee: why name it kdissert.debian anyway?11:22
alleeraphink: I assume that debian pkg repackaged it11:22
raphinkhmmm11:22
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raphinkHobbsee: to what date?11:22
Hobbsee16th, 1 day later11:22
raphinkok11:22
Hobbseei was told it was ok to chang eit11:23
raphinkok for me too11:23
Hobbseecant be a day earlier, as there's a dapper development status meeting11:23
raphinkmhm11:23
freeflyingthe time is too early for me 11:23
Hobbseei cant do wednesday nights - unless i can be in a meeting and drive at teh same time11:23
crimsunthat's what mobiles are for11:23
raphinklol11:23
alleeTonio_: so only revu has problems, not the program itself?   btw. on REVU I only see your 2build2 -> 2ubuntu2 comment.  No comment for 4th March upload11:24
Tonio_allee: because I can't download the files :)11:25
Hobbseecrimsun: hehe - that's illegal though11:25
Tonio_allee: try and you'll see a beatifull 403 error11:25
alleeTonio_: aahhh, yeah :)11:25
Tonio_allee: your suggestions for knemorc have been included to k-d-s ;)11:25
alleeTonio_: Quite some debian pkg have .dfsg. in it. So strange that REVU didn't run into this problem earlier ;)11:26
alleeTonio_: I'll check tonight what has changed in the tarball and rename it.11:26
Tonio_allee: perfect, let me now then I'll upload ;)11:27
alleeTonio_: did you ping siretart about the problem? (or who else manages REVU code these days)11:27
Tonio_allee: not yet....11:27
Tonio_raphink is revu admin11:27
Tonio_he could/should ask maybe ;)11:27
Tonio_rebooting; need to test a few k-d-s changes ;)11:28
Hobbseewhat's the fridge-devel email address?11:29
Hobbseefridge-devel-AT-lists.ubuntu.com?11:29
raphinkyes I think so11:31
Hobbseeah, yep11:31
Hobbseefound it, hidden at the bottom of one of the pages11:32
raphinkhehe11:32
=== ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:Hobbsee] : https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuEspresso || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thurs, 16th March - 20:00 UTC -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings -- note the change in date, and be there!
Hobbseeok, that's changed11:38
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Hobbseethey bite!11:39
RiddellHobbsee: did you get it through to the list?12:22
Riddellanyone want to write a main inclusion report for qtparted?12:22
HobbseeRiddell: the fridge-devel@lists.ubuntu.com and kubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com?12:23
RiddellHobbsee: yes12:23
Hobbseeyeah, did them :)12:23
Hobbseehad to go grepping thru the history files to find out what i had to do 12:23
RiddellI don't see it on kubuntu-devel12:23
HobbseeRiddell: kubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com is the exact address i sent it to...so...12:24
Hobbseethen again, my stuff does seem to go through pretty slowly12:24
Riddellif you're not subscribed it'll reject it12:24
Hobbseei'm subscribed to it, i think - i keep getting the messages for it12:25
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HobbseeRiddell: i'm *definetly* subscribed to that list.  So i  dont know what's happening12:32
RiddellHobbsee: did you post with the address you're subscribed to?12:36
HobbseeRiddell: yep12:36
RiddellHobbsee: send it to me and I'll try posting it, jriddell@ubuntu.com12:37
HobbseeRiddell: was just about to ask that :)12:37
HobbseeRiddell: sent12:38
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Hobbseedarn, printing stopped working here!12:50
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freeflyingRiddell: need maininclusionreport of qparted ?01:24
Riddellfreeflying: yes please :)01:24
freeflyingRiddell: qparted can not  run on yestoday's livecd 01:24
Riddellfreeflying: what was wrong with it?01:27
freeflyingRiddell: http://ftp.ubuntu.org.cn/livecdscreenshot/%3F%3F6.png01:28
freeflyingRiddell: after this , nothing happen , qtparted haven't bring up01:28
Riddellright, I probably need to test it more then01:30
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RiddellTonio_: kdebase and kubuntu-default-settings uploaded, no changes01:39
Tonio_Riddell: cool thanks01:40
Riddellthank you :)01:40
Tonio_Riddell: actually working on k-d-s 11, still some changes01:40
Tonio_adding ksnapshot on the "print" key, konq filters (home made because licence issue), amarok fonts set (they were not), improved knemorc (thanks to allee), and change for the default log directory for konversation.... nothing to do in ~ :)01:41
Riddellwhy does amarok need its fonts set?01:42
Tonio_because by default it uses the first one in the font list01:43
Tonio_for OSD01:43
Tonio_which gives me Arial....01:43
Riddellcurious01:43
Tonio_Should be set to DejaVu, logically01:43
Riddellyep01:43
Tonio_that's it, even curious01:43
Riddellthat's a bug, we should poke amarok dudes to fix it01:43
Tonio_are you fine with ksnapshot on the print key ?01:43
Tonio_raphink asked me and I like the idea01:44
Tonio_Riddell: okay, I will note to post a bug ;)01:44
raphinkcurrently , there are alt+impr and ctrl+impr that copy to the clipboard01:44
raphinksorry01:44
Tonio_yes, and they will not be removed01:44
raphinkI mean alt+print and ctrl+print01:44
raphinkbut print is not used01:44
raphinkalone01:44
Tonio_exactly01:44
raphinkand it used to call ksnapshot iirc01:45
Tonio_and alt+print isn't clear to use....01:45
raphink(or was it when I was on mandriva ?)01:45
Tonio_pasting to krita will be the new user logicall way to do, which is not clean01:45
raphinkit's not easy either01:45
raphinkno one would excpect to hve to use alt+print or ctrl+print to copy the screen to the clipboard imo01:45
raphinkRiddell: also, do you think you could ask for a DB soon? 01:46
Hobbseeoh grr!01:50
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freeflyingRiddell: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/MainInclusionQtparted01:51
Riddellfreeflying: wonderful, thanks01:59
freeflyingRiddell: my pleasure 01:59
alleeHobbsee: Thu 20.00 UTC I'm most probably on the highway :)  I'll see what I can do about it02:02
Hobbseeallee: eek really?02:02
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Hobbseeguess that's normal for people all over the world02:03
alleeHobbsee: yeah02:03
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Riddellwho has an amd64?02:05
Riddellwe need the new openoffice.org-kde tested on amd6402:05
Riddellamu? \sh_away ?02:05
freeflyingHobbsee: how about 12:00 UTC02:06
Hobbseefreeflying: let me check...02:06
Tonio_Riddell: I know I'm dreaming, but do you consider tu one day changing OOo for Koffice ? dapper+1 for example ?02:07
Hobbseefreeflying: ah, yeah, that's do-able... - i'll get kicked off around 1.30utc though02:08
Tonio_OOo, is not very well integrated, too different from the kde spirit and logic, and so slow...........02:08
Tonio_we all love kde, and therefore should promote koffice, in my view ;)02:08
freeflyingI hope kubuntu can use koffice as default in some day 02:09
Tonio_freeflying: with 1.5, that might be possible, I hope ;)02:09
freeflyingTonio_: but now I can not open doc well , also OOo's format02:09
Tonio_yes, that's wy we have to wait for opendocument to become more popular02:10
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freeflyingTonio_: kspread it too weak 02:11
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Tonio_freeflying: if nobody includes koffice, it will not become more popular, and therefore will not progress etc.........02:12
Tonio_freeflying: but I agree with you, some applications are not mature actually02:12
Tonio_I really hope for 1?502:12
freeflyingTonio_: sure02:12
Hobbseeanyway, night all...02:12
freeflyingTonio_: also hope be included in dapper+102:13
Tonio_Hobbsee: nite02:13
RiddellTonio_: we looked at that for breey but koffice was too buggy02:14
Tonio_Riddell: I agree, that's why I was talking about 1.502:14
Tonio_according to the changelog, it should be way more mature02:14
Tonio_we miss a softphone.... ubuntu has one02:15
freeflyingRiddell: would you build amarok-1.4beta202:15
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freeflyingRiddell: it can us gstreamer0.10 now 02:16
Tonio_freeflying: why using gstreamer ? dapper is xine default based02:16
Tonio_and xine works wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better02:16
RiddellTonio_: we'll have to see, but it doesn't have such good MS import, i doesn't have MS export at all and KWord isn't great and won't be until qt 402:16
freeflyingTonio_: someone would use gstreamer02:16
Riddellfreeflying: I'm not at home so can'treally package it, but I saw the gstreamer stuff that's very cool02:17
Tonio_Riddell: okay ;)02:17
freeflyingRiddell: I've built it 02:17
Tonio_Riddell: in fact not exporting in msoffice formats will not be a great problem when office12 is out, cause it will support opendocument02:18
freeflyingTonio_: can you tell me way to play ape file with amrok-xin 02:19
RiddellTonio_: you think MS will include opendocument support?02:19
Tonio_freeflying: no idea, I never used this format02:19
freeflyings/amarok-xin/amarok-xine02:19
Tonio_Riddell: I'm not thinking, I know it ;)02:19
RiddellI'll believe it when I see it02:20
seaLneno doubt rendering it very baddly tho to sow that .doc is much better02:20
Tonio_MS made the information public a few month ago02:20
Tonio_seaLne: that's possible, yes02:20
Riddellmornfall: mvo was saying we should look at the proprietry software support in gnome-app-install02:21
Riddellmornfall: the current app-install-data has a .desktop for skype with some new fields and a file for copy to /etc/apt/sources.d/02:22
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Riddelland it pops up a dialogue with the licence pointed to in the .desktop file02:23
RiddellI suspect it's too much for post feature freeze but would be nice to have02:24
mornfallRiddell: feature freeze02:24
mornfalli'd say it's *way* too late now02:24
Riddellyeah, I agree02:24
Tonio_Riddell: checking news, they finally deceided to avoid implementing opendocument ;) hehe02:24
hungerkubuntu is frozen now?02:25
Riddellfor new features, unless they are in a spe02:25
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Riddellspec02:25
hungerRiddell: No chance to get some zeroconf-config files in then?02:26
mornfallfeature freeze was ages ago02:26
mornfallit's not like it was a surprize or anything :)02:26
Riddellhunger: how do you mean?02:35
amuRiddell: pong02:43
freeflyingamu: how about your livecd now 02:43
Riddellamu: can you test openoffice.org-kde on amd64?  no rush02:44
amufreeflying: at afternoon i'll start  02:45
Riddellamu: nice poster :) http://www.flickr.com/photos/patrickschulze/108327734/in/set-72057594075824436/02:45
freeflyingamu: how to mount fat automatically02:45
amuRiddell: would be a small problem, my amd64 isnt installed atm :(  02:45
amuRiddell: hehe, btw. that is the new Macbook, tried that kubuntu runs on it :)  02:47
freeflyingamu: wow, macbook ?02:47
mornfalli'm wondering where people get $$$ for hardware02:49
amufreeflying: what do you mean with how i mount a fat 02:49
freeflyingamu: in livecd02:49
amumornfall: with a good job, some dreams comes true 02:50
freeflyingamu: I wanna mount all fat or other patitions automatically when guys log into livecd 02:50
amufreeflying: hmm i've a fat part. on a usb-stick, pmount mounts it automatic 02:50
freeflyingamu: but others may have many 02:51
amuRiddell: next thing after the freeflying liveCD, i'll collect all artwork and put it to an stand-page, the pi, i paied 37EUR for this poster 02:53
amus/the pi//02:53
amufreeflying: you mean it isnt automatic mounted if a user run a fat part. ? 02:53
freeflyingamu: I'm customiseing dapper now 02:54
freeflyingRiddell: may you uplaod http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=210202:54
amufreeflying: i'll not agree with the design of dapper, but that's not my buisness :)     02:55
freeflyingamu: it will give users more coveniency02:56
raphinkanyone could confirm that kipi-plugins don't work with dikam atm?02:56
raphinks/dikam/digikam/02:56
freeflyingraphink: I can not isntalled it 02:57
raphinkwhat cannot you install freeflying?02:57
freeflyingkipi-plugins02:58
raphinkah ?02:58
raphinkjust tested : it works on sid ...02:58
amufreeflying: for the endusers it doesnt matter, which kind of technic it will be used, for the enduser it is important that it is stable, the apps works, and there are features on the CD which where needed by the users itself 02:59
freeflyingraphink: can be installed now 02:59
raphinkok02:59
freeflyingraphink: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=210202:59
raphinkbut when you go the settings can you see the plugins ?02:59
Riddellfreeflying: do you have a UVF exception?02:59
raphinkfreeflying: not now sorry02:59
freeflyingRiddell: sure 02:59
amuIF 1 component ist ready/stable now, its a risc to publish it. 03:00
freeflyingRiddell: [21:55]  <cjwatson> I've given the exception already, since it's targeted at main03:00
amusame as my opinion about knetworkconf, it's nowadays normal that users use wireless, if kubuntu doesnt support a wireless setup, it will a "not to use argument"03:01
freeflyingamu: but as for chinese or japnese users , it will need configure works for diplaying fonts in a fat patition03:02
amufreeflying: i'm not saying it isnt good to have, but as a free project, i think i'm also a part of this project, for ME it is much more important, that the desktop _works_, which KDE version it doesnt matter, if it works stable than apply new features on it, working on 1 thing together, than rollout new things. 03:06
freeflyingamu: agree with you 03:07
amufreeflying: hell, and why isnt knetworkconf "in" ? 03:07
freeflyingamu: in where?03:08
amufreeflying: in the default-install  03:09
Riddellknetworkconf is in default install03:10
Riddellit's just not very good, knetworkmanager will hopefully be much better for dapper+103:10
amuRiddell: i cannot setup my wireless with it :) 03:10
alleefreeflying: still problem with kipi-plugins03:10
allee+?03:10
freeflyingallee: ask raphink 03:10
Riddellfreeflying: how come this scim module has its own kcm panel?03:11
freeflyingRiddell: the upstream author add 03:11
alleefreeflying: will do :)03:11
alleeraphink: still problems with kipi-plugins?03:11
freeflyingRiddell: knetworkmanager perform better ?03:13
raphinkallee: seems you fixed the problems in Debian but it wasn't synced03:18
raphinkallee: I've just built the debian version in dapper to see if that works03:18
alleeraphink: oh!  *hides*03:21
raphinkok it works03:21
raphinkso digikam just has to be merged from Debian 03:21
raphinkand that will fix this bug03:21
raphinkI'll file a UVFer03:21
alleeraphink: wait with digikam, it break with AMD6403:22
raphinkah?03:22
raphinkallee: in debian you mean?03:24
alleeraphink: yes, alioth has a fix. But I got no feedback from AMD64 yet.03:24
raphinkhmm03:24
Riddellfreeflying: it does03:24
freeflyingRiddell: thx03:25
raphinkallee: well I'm concerned that kipi plugins can't be used on dapper though03:25
raphinkallee: I think there are more people wanting to use flickr export on i386 than people using kubuntu 6403:25
alleeraphink: kipi-plugins is independent of digikam.  Sync it whenever you want.03:25
raphinkI might be wrong03:25
freeflyingRiddell: knetworkmanager isn't in dapper now ?03:25
raphinkallee: digikam can't use kipi-plugins in dapper03:25
raphinkit's not kipi-plugins that are broken, but digikam03:26
alleeraphink: UHHHH what???????03:26
raphinkit's the libkipi build-dep issue 03:26
raphinkthat you fixed in debian03:26
raphinkand not in ubuntu03:26
raphinkit seems digikam is not built with kipi support in dapper03:26
raphinkbuilding the latest version in debian works03:26
raphinkother option is to just add these build-deps as -0ubuntu203:27
raphinkso we don't request a sync ;)03:27
raphinkit's dirty though imo ;)03:27
raphinkallee: http://pastebin.com/58693503:28
alleeraphink: mhmm the last libkipi change in debian where due to C++ transitions.  03:28
raphinkallee: these are the chnages missing in dapper03:28
raphinkallee: well I don't know. I just know that building the debian version in dapper fixes the bug03:29
alleeraphink: have you access to a AMD64?03:30
raphinknope03:30
raphinkwell I have access to an amd64 running kubuntu i386 ;)03:30
raphinkso it won't help 03:30
alleeso I install AMD64 tonight and check if latest fix works there.  Then we can sync.03:31
raphinksure03:32
raphink:)03:32
raphinkwell not sync rather merge03:32
raphinksince we have this rosetta patch in ubuntu ;)03:32
raphinkI could set an amd64 pbuilder on the amd64 I have access to03:32
alleeraphink: problem is that I had a report that jpegs weren't identified as such in AMD64 (with the new PPC patch applied)03:33
raphinkah!03:34
raphink:(03:34
raphinkweird03:34
alleeraphink: so building is not the problem, but verifiying that it works on amd6403:34
raphinkallee: well I could test it through ssh too ;)03:34
alleeraphink: yeah, litte versus big endian :(03:34
alleeraphink: yes03:35
alleesee http://www.mpe.mpg.de/~ach/tmp/src-only/03:35
raphinkhmm03:35
raphinkthe image editor doesn't work (i386, last debian version built on dapper)03:35
mornfallsee, it's freeze for a reasnon03:36
mornfallreason*03:36
raphinkhmm03:36
mornfallchange something and something unrelated breaks03:36
raphink:s03:36
mornfalland you won't find out03:36
raphinkhmm03:37
mornfallit's not to be generally annoying you know03:37
alleeraphink: try the -4 in above link.  If you have problem there.  Then report  -2 and -3 are broken03:37
raphinkhmm ok03:37
raphinkI'll building this one03:37
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hungerKeybuk: md is for software raid and lvm is the best thing since sliced bread.03:52
alleehunger: wrong channel? :)03:53
hungerallee: yes, AGAIN!03:53
hungersorry03:53
raphinkallee: everything seems to work with -4 on dapper :D03:53
raphinkwell done :)03:53
alleeraphink: :)03:53
raphinkallee: http://packages.raphink.net/ubuntu/pool/dapper/digikam_0.8.1-4_i386.deb if you feel like testing it ;)03:54
alleeraphink: I have this version since a week running ;)03:54
raphinkhehe 03:55
raphinkshould have guessed03:55
raphinkallee: but it's not in sid yet03:55
raphinkallee: when do you think it will be in sid?03:55
apokryphosnew digiKam is great 8)03:55
alleeraphink: yeah, I waited for the AMD64-okay. 03:55
raphinkallee: ah ok03:55
alleeI'll install AMD64 and test myself03:56
raphinkallee: it would be good if we could get that in dapper soon03:56
freeflyingRiddell: where is the source package of amarok-1.4beta103:58
apokryphosfreeflying: just make it a deb-src line03:59
apokryphosso, deb-src http://kubuntu.org/packages/amarok-14beta1 dapper main03:59
freeflyingapokryphos: thx03:59
alleeraphink: as soon as I've tried AMD64 I'll ask for an upload.04:04
raphinkok :)04:05
alleeapokryphos: agreed!04:08
freeflyingraphink: can not use kipi-plugin in your digikam 04:17
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Tonio_hum, can someone plz confirm this : http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11892404:23
Tonio_this is a major bug and nobody in kde seems to be interested for 3 month....04:23
raphinkMalone #2989504:29
raphinkgrr ubotu is not here04:29
raphinkubugtu04:29
Tm_Tshould be04:30
raphinkyes indeed04:31
raphinkanyone can invite it?04:31
raphinkRiddell: did you upload hunger's fix in kdepim?04:36
Riddellraphink: no, where is it?04:37
raphinkhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdepim/+bug/3192304:37
raphinkthere are other ones04:37
raphinkI'm about to make another patch04:37
raphinkfor kdepim04:37
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raphinkthere are other ones to submit04:38
raphinkthere's the kalarm one too04:39
raphinkRiddell: I've assigned all these bugs to you04:39
raphinkI guess this is not the way for you to see them04:39
Riddellbest to poke me on IRC if there's stuff I need to look at stuff04:42
raphinkok04:42
raphinkRiddell: well could you upload the first fix ?04:42
Riddelland keep reminding me until I do it :)04:42
raphinkor shall I put all the fixes together in one upload?04:42
raphinkif you prefer I can do that04:43
raphinksince now I'm adding a fix to kmail04:43
Riddellraphink: put them all together, no point doing more uploads than we have to04:43
raphinkok04:43
raphinkI'll send you the diff directly then04:43
Riddellthanks04:44
RiddellI also need to make that OnlyShowIn=KDE change in KDE too04:44
raphinkok04:45
raphinkwell I'll do it in kdepim04:45
raphinkand fix the kmail/contacts at the same time04:45
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raphinkRiddell: did you ping to get a DB for kubuntu.org ?04:57
hungerTonio_: FC is not a solution either. Minimal Install: no X server but a complete gnome environment:-(04:58
hungerTonio_: But Xen works out of the box:-)04:58
Tonio_hunger: hehe ;)04:59
hungerAny estimation on when suspend will work again in kubuntu?05:15
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Riddellraphink: got any requirements?  I suspect that server has postgres on it06:30
Riddellit's the same server as fridge06:30
raphinkI don't hink it suppots mysql06:31
raphinkI'll hceck06:31
Riddellwhat?06:31
raphinksorry06:31
raphinkhehe06:31
raphinkI don't think it supports postgres06:31
raphink;)06:31
Riddellwhat doesn't?06:31
raphinkhmm wordpress06:31
raphink:s06:31
Tonio_Riddell: shouldn't we create a little wikipage resuming the most important bugs and TODO things for dapper ?06:32
raphinkthe idea was to use wordpress06:32
raphinkwell we might find something else :)06:32
raphinklike dotclear or so06:32
RiddellTonio_: yeah, sure06:32
Tonio_Riddell: I'll do toonight at home06:32
Tonio_Riddell: I also will send you a knew version of k-d-s06:32
Tonio_hum, postgres and not mysql ?06:33
Riddellraphink: ah, the server does have mysql on it06:33
raphinknice :)06:34
Tonio_I saw wordpress and it is incredibly nice ;) much better than doclear according to me06:34
raphinkI don't know dotclear06:34
raphinkbut I've been using wordpress since yesterday06:34
raphinkand I'm amazed by it :)06:34
raphinkthis is a great work 06:34
Tonio_raphink: dotclear is nice too, but wordpress looks more consistent to me06:35
raphinkmhm06:35
Tonio_Riddell: I saw there was graphic stuff in the way for kubuntu, sounds good.06:36
Tonio_Riddell: should I remove the ksplash from my todo list then ?06:36
Tonio_or is it only for wallpaper anc icons ?06:36
RiddellTonio_: yeah, I'll be lookin at ksplash this week06:39
Tonio_Riddell: sad to remove moodin, but there are to many issues with it...06:39
Tonio_Riddell: I'll have a look too06:39
Tonio_going back home, seya06:41
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Riddellrobotgeek: cool stuff announcing desktop guide, thanks for taking the inititive with that07:15
Riddellrobotgeek: what's this about the styling?  you mean just that it doesn't have the nice headers on the help.u.c site?07:16
robotgeekRiddell: just that it seems poorly styled, and a few links are not clickable07:25
Riddellrobotgeek: help:/kubuntu/desktopguide/index.html  ?07:28
Riddellif you're on dapper07:29
robotgeekRiddell: that works, i'm guessing that is not automagic :P07:30
Riddellso you're just complaining that http://doc.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/desktopguide-web/C/index.html doesn't have the nice graphics at the top?07:31
Riddellthat just needs fixing on the webserver07:32
robotgeekRiddell: yeah, mostly that. what stylesheet should i be using?07:36
Riddellrobotgeek: it uses the default kde ones, they just need to be installed on the web server07:37
robotgeekRiddell: ah, okay. do you have root there? :)07:37
Riddellnope07:38
RiddellI don't know the exact files used off the top of my head07:38
robotgeekRiddell: plus the page you pointed me to, it says feedback and links to KDE doc team. tha tmight need to change07:38
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robotgeekhey jjesse 07:41
LureSime: ping07:42
Riddellrobotgeek: yes, we probably need a local copy of the stylesheets when creating the HTML docs or something07:43
jjessehiya robotgeek07:43
Riddelldocs build systems take up too much time though, in my humble opinion07:43
jjessewhats up?07:44
raphinkRiddell: email sent with the (tested) patch07:45
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robotgeekRiddell: i'm ending up testing all my files with yelp, actually07:46
jjesserobotgeek: why not using the validate.sh script to make sure they validate?07:47
jjesseif they validate then the doc is good 07:47
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jjesse_meetingbummer meeting :(07:48
MezRiddell: ping07:48
RiddellMez: pong07:48
MezRiddell: I'm going to be requesting an UVF exception for katapult07:49
Mezif that's ok with you07:49
robotgeekjjesse_meeting: yeah, i know. the validate works fine, except that it doesn't give exact errors sometimes. then i use use checkXMl, which takes longer, but is very good07:50
Mezwe've just fixed a few things in it - plus the major bug that hit us with immodule - and I'd love to see it updated (as it fixes quite a few segfaults too)07:50
MezRiddell, i wanted to pass it by yu first though07:50
raphinkRiddell: did you get my email?07:53
RiddellMez: sure, go for it07:53
raphinkwoot! a patch for kopete file transfers from msn 7! :D07:54
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MezRiddell, cool - want me to pass the files through you first ?07:55
SimeLure: pong07:55
LureSime: I am debugging displayconfig, as latest does not fix my bug 3291507:56
LureI just added a note there - problem with PCI parsing07:56
Lurejust looking into ScanPCI.py07:56
Simeoh, that's your bug. :)07:56
Simewait a sec07:56
RiddellMez: if you could just take care of it that would be great, I'm quite busy this week07:57
Riddellraphink: doing now..07:57
raphinkRiddell: thanks07:57
MezRiddell, no problem07:57
raphinkRiddell: I'm about to fix kopete file transfer for msn :)07:57
raphinkwith a patch released yesterday :)07:57
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Lureraphink: great - this will improve my work experience (need file transfer in msn)07:58
raphinkyes, this is a pain right now 07:58
Riddellraphink: is that kmail patch from a KDE bug report?07:58
raphinkRiddell: yes07:59
Riddellraphink: wordpress should be ok on the kubuntu web server07:59
Riddell(says sysadmin)08:00
raphinkRiddell: well since it was just one line, I made it again with cdbs-edit-patch but it's exactly the same as from the KDE BTS08:00
raphinkRiddell: and I tested it : it works great08:00
Riddellraphink: we should include the KDE bugzilla number in the changelog is all08:00
raphinkah 08:00
raphinkwell can you add it to the changelog and just sign the package as suchN?08:01
Riddellcertainly can08:01
raphinkI'll give you the bug number08:01
SimeLure: OK, I've sent you some mail.08:01
raphinkhttp://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12133708:01
raphinkRiddell: KDE Bug #12133708:01
SimeLure: that is my experimental data gathering tool. (alpha version 0.0001 or something)08:02
LureSime: sent collected data. Hope it helps...08:05
uniqanyone with a ipod up for testing new ipodslave package?08:05
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SimeLure: is that PCI express?08:07
Luremaybe (I can check spec) - it should be ATI FireGL V500008:07
Lure(only reported as X700)08:08
SimeLure: new laptop?08:08
Lurehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HPNW8240/Kubuntu08:08
Lurefor me yes, but I think it is cca 9 months on market08:08
Lurespec says: ATI Mobility FireGL V5000 with discrete PCI Express; 128 MB08:11
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LureSime: in ScanPCI.PCIBus.detect is still Module: fglrx_pci, checking further08:16
Simejust commited a fix for #2617508:16
SimeLure: your card just doesn't appear to be in the pcitable file.08:18
LureSime: great - I was also burnt by this one ;-)08:18
LureENTRY:  PCI:1:0:0 Vendor:1002 Device:5653, Module:fglrx_pci08:19
Lurethis is printed in ScanPCI.py, line 9908:19
Simehuh?08:20
LureOPEN:  PCI:1:0:0 Vendor:1002 Device:5653, Subvendor:103c, Subdevice:940, Class:300, Module:fglrx_pci08:21
Lure(line 125)08:21
Simefglrx_pci didn't come out of the pcitable file. Is it  in /proc/bus/pci/devices?08:22
Lureit is08:22
Lureafter PIIX_IDE and before tg308:23
Simeunfortunately my script didn't snarf /proc/bus/pci/devices. :-/08:24
SimeI need to find some more up to date pci device info.08:25
Lurehttp://kubuntu.pastebin.com/58745608:25
Lure(just cut-out around fglrx_pci)08:26
LureSime: isGfxCard() checks for "Card:" or "Server:xFree86" in module08:27
Lurethis looks strange if you look at what PCI returns08:27
LureI am putting additional instrumentation around all .module changes08:28
Simemodule is filled in by looking up the device ID in the pcitable file.08:28
Lurein order to catch location where "fglrx_pci" get changed to "unknown"08:28
Simefglrx_pci is just hte name of the kernel module that currently has control of that pci device.08:29
Lureok, I get it...08:29
Simethe code is working correctly. the data file is out of date.08:29
Lurewhere is the data file?08:30
Luregot it: /usr/share/apps/guidance/pcitable08:31
Simeyeah.08:31
SimeI use wajig for that kind of thing (instead of apt directly)08:31
Simewajig listfiles kde-guidance08:31
LureI used "slocate pcitable" actually ;-)08:33
Simeok, I've got the latest pcitable file from mandriva. lets see....08:36
LureI have changed "unknown" to "Card: ATI Radeon (fglrx)" and it works08:36
Riddellraphink: kdepim uploaded08:37
raphinkRiddell: :D :D08:37
raphinkRiddell: I'm doing the kopete patch again cause it won't apply08:37
LureSime: I will document this workaround in bug (as there were other similar reports)08:37
LureSime: is it normal that entering Admin mode switches to text (for a sec) and back?08:38
SimeLure: huh?08:39
SimeLure: text?08:39
LureI have seen some "dmesg" like messages for a second, the KDE again08:39
SimeLure: your card is still listed as unknown in the current pcitable.08:39
Lurehttp://kubuntu.pastebin.com/58748508:40
LureThis was on screen when switching mode...08:40
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Tonio_Riddell: just sent you a new version of k-d-s08:42
Tonio_should be the last before a while now ;)08:42
SimeLure: does you card also work in the OS ati driver?08:42
SimeLure: OSS, i mean08:43
LureYes, with minor hints in Xorg.conf 08:43
LureI can try to reproduce with "ati" also.08:44
Lure(but I will first switch back to original .py scripts w/o my instrumentation)08:45
SimeLure: what is "minor hints"? did it not work out-of-the-box?08:47
LureSime: just DisplayLayout and DisplaySize (it is on my LaptopTesting page)08:47
LureSime: reproduce with original: it switches to text (I see boot messages - starting kdm)08:48
Lurebut this time no X error (as in last paste)08:48
SimeLure: when DisplayLayout is missing, I guess you don't see anything? y/n08:49
Tonio_if you have a few points to give for a bug on bugs.kde.org -> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11892408:49
Lureyes08:49
Tonio_major issue for dapper actually.....08:49
LureTonio_: agree - to scared to even try it...08:50
Tonio_Lure: backup before ;)08:50
LureTonio_: actually I started using keep - AFAIR, you are guilty for it - thanks08:51
Tonio_Lure: JRe is, I only packaged :)08:51
LureSime: even if I run "kdesu kcmshell displayconfig" it switches to text mode first08:52
Tonio_it is the only issue that I think we will not be able to correct without the help of kde...08:52
Tonio_and they don't seem very interested actually08:52
LureJRe: thank you too (for keep)08:52
SimeLure: I don't know what is going on with the textmode thing.08:53
LureSime: will submit bug and try to debug - I suspect some command08:53
LureSime: BTW, didn;t you last time asked on irc to run some command to detect resolution?08:54
SimeLure: does running xresprobe as root give the same effect?08:54
Lurethat was it - I had the same problem last time...08:54
Lurewhat I need to specify as argument to xresprobe?08:54
Lurexresprobe --help => OK08:55
Luresudo xresprobe --help => switches to text mode08:56
LureSime: will try with both "ati" and "fglrx" (maybe also "radeon") and will report in bug08:57
Lureit is just ugly, but everything is fine when back to KDE08:57
Simesudo xresprobe dummy08:57
Simewhat then?08:57
Lurethen maybe we should ask upstream?08:58
Simeyou have to manually switch back to X?08:58
Lureno, it does automatically08:58
Lureit is in text mode for less than a second08:58
LureSime: BTW, xresprobe anyway does not return anything useful on my laptop09:01
SimeLure: ok, that doesn't sound too bad.09:01
SimeLure: yes I saw that is didn't return anything09:01
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Sime|AFKback later09:05
Tonio_allee: ping ?09:12
alleeTonio_: pong!09:13
Tonio_allee: I have a really bad feeling with that kmail bug09:13
Tonio_shouldn't we post on the kmail-devel list or something ?09:13
Tonio_because if we don't I really feel we will release dapper without a patch for this09:13
=== robotgeek is concerned, kmail is my standard client, lol
raphinkand this is a major bug09:14
Tonio_3 1/2 month and not even a message on the bug page.....09:14
Tonio_clearly yes, major09:14
raphinkupstream seems to ignore this bug09:14
raphinkand we don't have a clue on how to fix it09:14
Tonio_raphink: or don't care09:14
raphinkhmm09:15
raphinkwell such a huge bug ...09:15
alleetoma_: when you're back: Care to look at http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=120093 and http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118924  09:15
alleetoma_: any suggestion how best to proceed?09:15
Tonio_I don't care with cups and kdeprint, I could bet my salary it'll be resoved soon, but this one seems really hard to manage when you don't know kdepim09:15
robotgeekTonio_: wow, that looks like a serious bug09:16
Tonio_robotgeek: major, yes09:16
raphinkrobotgeek: it is, and old too09:16
raphinkrobotgeek: my mom lost her contacts about 30 times before knowing how to reproduce09:16
Tonio_the kind of bugs that can ruin the reputation of a distro released with :)09:16
raphinkrobotgeek: this bug is the reason why I've set a daily backup of ~ for my mom ;)09:17
Tonio_raphink: does your mom ALWAYS close open mails ? ;)09:17
raphinkTonio_: it seems so09:17
Tonio_hehe09:17
raphinkTonio_: always the same one maybe09:17
raphink;)09:17
robotgeekTonio_: i might do so too, now i have to be careful09:17
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raphinkallee: :D09:18
alleeyeah, even today a new upstream fix for a debian bug report ;)09:19
raphinkgreat09:19
raphink:)09:19
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kmonhi09:28
kmonThe lastest kubuntu-default-settings package has broken konqueror's system:/ sidebar09:28
kmonI've filed #3391709:29
Tm_TTonio_: someone's asking you09:29
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Tonio_kmon: that's wanted ;)09:30
Tonio_kmon: what issue does it create ?09:30
kmonkonqueror's system side bar gives 2 errors09:30
kmonI've attached the screenshots in that bug09:30
Tonio_kmon: ho damn I didn't look there09:30
Tm_Turl please09:30
kmonhttps://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/3391709:31
Tonio_kmon right, I have to look at that09:32
kmonok, thanxs Tonio_09:32
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kmonI think it's a nice idea to have the recent patch you did in kubuntu09:33
kmonthere are many bugs related to the system:/ kio09:33
kmonmmmm09:34
kmonmay I ask what's the new bar added to konqueror?09:34
Tm_TTonio_: raphink: and others, ping09:35
kmonit's a search bar09:35
raphinkTm_T: pong09:35
kmonnext to google's one09:35
Tm_Tseveas is ready to put ubugtu bot to this channel if noones's against it09:35
Tm_TSeveas: right?09:36
Seveasyup, I just wanna hear some +1/-1 votes09:36
Tm_Toerr, I do need some sleep09:36
Tm_T+1: we talk about bugs here :)09:37
Tonio_kmon: well it is ok for the systemapplet, but I have to check why it breaks the sidebar....09:37
Tonio_should be veryy complicated09:37
kmonTonio_: and what about the new search bar that has appeared?09:38
kmonyou can see that in the screenshots09:38
Lureand it is only shown in File manager profile09:38
kmonyes09:38
kmona bug?09:38
SeveasTonio_, raphink, Riddell ?09:39
RiddellSeveas: hmm?09:40
SeveasRiddell, see above09:40
raphinkSeveas: yes?09:40
SeveasUbugtu in here yes or no?09:41
Riddellfine with me09:41
Seveasraphink, same to you 09:41
raphinksure09:41
Seveasok09:41
raphinkI want ubugtu here please09:41
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Seveasthere ya go09:41
raphinkthanks much :)09:41
Seveas@config channel plugins.bugtracker.bugsnarfer09:42
UbugtuTrue09:42
Seveas@config channel plugins.bugtracker.snarftarget09:42
Ubugtumalone09:42
Seveassounds ok to me09:42
kmonso... the new searchbar? it's a feature or a bug?09:42
Lureis this bug 2627909:43
Ubugtumalone bug 26279 in kdebase konqueror "No Way to Turn Off "Google Suggest" Search Engine" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2627909:43
LureUbugtu: thank you ;-)09:43
Seveaswell have fun with it09:43
SeveasI'm out09:43
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kmondo you want me to file a bug about the new searchbar or it's already known?09:45
raphinkRiddell: kopete fix sent09:47
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Tonio_Ubugtu: known problem, tvo is patching :)09:51
raphinkLathiat: how is kded bug going?09:51
raphinkTonio_: that's why it says "In progress"09:51
tvojust put it on it09:51
raphinkkopete msn 7 file transfer works :)09:52
tvoI can should already be able to provide a new searchbar patch which splits searchbar and googlebar so you can turn it off09:52
tvojust need to fix one bug09:52
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tomaallee: yeah, stupid bug in addressbook09:56
alleetoma: fixable?09:56
tomaallee: hmm, need to check that. 09:57
alleethat would be great09:57
tomaallee: if it is that easy reproducable, it should be fixable09:57
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LureSime|AFK: "ati" driver does not switch to text due to "xresprobe" in displayconfig - only "fglrx"10:03
raphinkRiddell: did you get my debdiff?10:16
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LureSime|AFK: correction - Display applet work, xresprobe still has issue - see bug 3393110:26
Ubugtumalone bug 33931 in xresprobe "Kubuntu Display applet causes temporary switch to text mode" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3393110:26
raphinkit's great to have Ubugtu here :)10:32
mornfalloh wow!10:33
mornfallsomeone made malone bug list less braindead10:33
Luremornfall: true ;-)10:33
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mornfalli'm not sure why normal sorts between wishlist and minor, but well10:34
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SimeLure: displayconfig should not crash if the card can't be fully detected. Also it should be able to detect that is a gfxcard just by looking at the pci bus.10:36
SimeLure: looks like I've got some work to do.10:36
tvoTonio_: to whom may I sent a new googlebar patch one it's ready?10:37
mornfallwhat googlebar patch10:37
LureSime: if you need any help in debugging/testing, let me know 10:37
Tonio_tvo: Riddell10:37
SimeLure: sure10:37
SimeLure: BTW, is you laptop widescreen?10:38
tvomornfall: bugfix in the google suggest custom kubuntu searchbar10:38
tvoTonio_: ok10:38
LureSime: yes - 1920x120010:39
SimeLure: cool, I've also got to some (biggish) work on the widescreen stuff. more modelines etc. hiding 4:3 resolutions etc.10:41
LureSime: cool 10:45
raphinkallee: why do you release kdissert (1.0.5.debian-2ubuntu2) after kdissert (1.0.5.debian-2build1)10:52
raphinkallee: I think it should be 2ubuntu1 before10:52
alleehmm, right10:53
raphinkallee: I'll change the version number10:53
alleeraphink: do you know why kdissert isn't downloadable from REVU10:54
allee+?10:54
raphinkit seems to be linked to the fact that it's numbered .debian10:54
raphinkthe versions that are not numbered with .debian work10:54
raphinkI see no other explanation10:54
raphinkthe chmods are right10:54
alleeraphink: ah10:54
raphinkit doesn't matter allee it's not a new package so I can just review it and upload it10:55
alleeraphink: ok, so you change version and upload.  Good :)10:55
raphinkyesh10:56
raphinkI'll check it first though ;)10:56
alleeraphink: I've asked Mark for a Digikam upload to debian.  Then I'll plan to ask for a sync.  Is that okay for you?10:57
raphinkallee: sorry for taking so long10:57
raphinkallee: that is fine for me, if you do quick10:57
raphink:)10:57
raphinkcause if there's a need for the time to be in Debian10:57
alleeraphink: depends on my sponsor ;)10:57
raphinkthen the need for the time to get an UVFe10:57
alleeraphink: he uploaded kvpnc tonight.  Maybe if he still has time for digikam ... 10:58
raphinkallee: :)10:59
raphinkallee: would he have time for kyamo for me by any chance ?10:59
tomaallee: ping11:00
alleeno idea. Hard to catch him lately because he has endless DSL trouble11:00
alleetoma: pong11:00
raphink:(11:00
tomaallee: looks like it solved already http://rafb.net/paste/results/v9yErP98.html11:00
mornfalli'm wondering what's UVF for if i hear all day and night about people asking for exceptions11:00
raphinktoma: and were is the diff? I only see a diffstat11:01
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tomaraphink: just pulled it from the commit list, i can get one for you of course11:02
alleeraphink: svn diff -r 512374:512375 should do the trick11:02
tomayep11:02
raphink:)11:02
raphinkI don't have a copy of the kde trunk here11:02
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tomanot trunk, branch!11:02
raphinkah11:02
alleeraphink: svn diff works with URLs too11:03
raphink:)11:03
raphinkso I can get it from websvn.kde.org ?11:03
Mezraphink: check one out then ;)11:04
tomaallee: kdelibs that is, not kdepim11:05
Tonio_this system:/ protocol makes me mad..........11:05
Tonio_why did they change something that was working perfectly..........11:06
tomaraphink: http://websvn.kde.org/branches/KDE/3.5/kdelibs/kabc/plugins/file/resourcefile.cpp?rev=512375&r1=465272&r2=51237511:06
raphinkthanks toma11:06
raphinkthis is quite a huge diff11:07
tomaseems some serious safe guards were implemented indeed11:07
alleeit's FF but a branch pull for sure fixes more than it does break :) (at least this is what debian regularily does)11:10
tomaallee: has it been pulled into debian yet?11:12
raphinklet's see if the patch applies11:13
Mezcan I ask why you're trying a branch pull from svn to fit into KDE ?11:13
Mezwhat needs fixing that desperately?11:14
raphinkkontact11:15
raphinkkontact erases all your contacts in kabc when closing with a new mail open11:15
raphinkthis is a major bug11:15
raphinkvery evil and very easy to reproduce11:15
raphinkMez: that's what needs fixing desperately11:16
raphinkall the more that it has been around for several months11:16
Mezraphink: then why not just update the package for dapper (request an UVF) and branch pull for a breezy-updates fix?11:17
raphinkrequest a UVFe for just a part of KDE in svn ?11:18
Mezor has a new version of kontact not been releasE?11:18
raphinkI don't think there's a new version of kontact11:18
raphinkask riddell about it11:18
alleeMez: kontact is released together with KDE. So no released fix until KDE 3.5.211:20
Mezallee: ah11:21
Mezhmm...11:21
Tonio_allee: revuing kdissert11:21
raphinkI prefer to patch 3.5.1 with svn parts11:21
raphinkthan syncing with svn 11:21
Tonio_I will just rename the tarball without debian11:21
Tonio_in the name11:21
alleeTonio_: raphink works on it11:21
Tonio_and change version to 2ubuntu111:21
raphinkallee: no I'm doing the kontact but, tonio is doing kdissert ;)11:22
Tonio_allee: nope I replaced him ;)11:22
raphinkallee: french team internal organization11:22
alleeTonio_: :)11:22
Tonio_aprt from that looks good allee, I will let you know11:22
Mezraphink: do you have a patch file already ?11:22
raphinkMez: yep11:22
raphinkMez: I'm adding it to the package already11:23
Tonio_allee: whould be so nice if it works ;)11:23
Mezraphink: how did you create it ?11:23
raphinkMez: I created it well ;)11:23
raphinkMez: toma showed me how to create it from kde svn11:23
Tonio_kontact finally quite correctly working !!!!!!!11:23
raphinksee link before11:23
raphinkMez: http://websvn.kde.org/branches/KDE/3.5/kdelibs/kabc/plugins/file/resourcefile.cpp?rev=512375&r1=465272&r2=51237511:23
raphinkthis is the diff between the version that is fixed and the previous one11:23
raphinkMez: I got this patch and tried to apply it11:23
raphinkit applied fine11:23
Tonio_allee: have you seen the issue caused by my patch on system:/ ???11:24
raphinkto I'll put it in the package and see if it builds and fixes the bug11:24
raphink;)11:24
Tonio_I'm searching for two hours to understand why this is doing that, but it does..........11:24
alleeTonio_: no. not update yet11:24
Tonio_allee: okay ;)11:24
Mezraphink: made it a coloured diff?11:25
raphinkMez: there are options on the bottom11:25
Mezyeah - I know ;)11:25
raphink:p11:26
Mezthough have fun11:26
raphinkok that's fun ;)11:26
Mezpatch -p4 ?11:26
raphinkoui11:26
raphinkyes11:26
Mezwhy not er11:26
raphinkheh11:26
raphinkas long as it works ;)11:26
Mezjust make a patch without it ;)11:26
Mezso you can just use simple-patchsys?11:27
raphinkI'm using simple-patchsys11:27
Mezwith patch -p4 ?11:27
Mezo_o11:27
raphinkI don't remember if simple-patchsys goes up to p 4 though11:27
raphinkso I should remove some stuff11:27
raphinkto make it a p 111:27
raphinkso it's easier11:27
raphinkor even p 011:27
Mezraphink: gimme a moment to grab a copy from svn and I'll make you a patch11:27
raphinkMez: thanks I can make myself a patch11:28
Mezraphink: fair enough11:28
raphinkMez: thank you for your help though11:28
Mezjust I have the kde-svn open at the mo (lol - having fun with it to be honest)11:28
Mez(I thought someone had changed my code in there and was trying to get it back)11:29
=== Mez wonders if he should check out ALL of KDE ;)
Tonio_Mez: if you have time, can you work on my problem maybe ? raphink is perfectly able to manage his patch, whenI really have a problem with mine...11:30
MezTonio_, sup?11:32
Tonio_Mez: I did a patch but the system:/ protocol11:34
Tonio_patch kubuntu_54 in kdebase11:34
Tonio_works nice, but creates an issue when the "system" konqueror's sidebar extension11:34
Tonio_I'm trying to figure out what and why, but I don't understand11:34
Tonio_I'm too limited for this ;)11:35
Tonio_Mez: so if you can have a look, I'd be pleased, really11:35
Tonio_Mez: the goal was to replace the link from system:/home to $HOME11:36
Tonio_which works quite correctly, except that sidebar issue11:36
MezI'm not too sure about it really11:38
Mezto be honest - I prefer not to fiddle with those things11:38
Tonio_mez okay ;)11:40
LureTonio_: looking at system:/ issue - what I do not like is this line12:00
Lurenew_filename.truncate(file.length()-8);12:00
Tonio_Lure: I saw it yes12:00
LureI do not recall now, but this strips 8 chars off...12:01
Tonio_but is it used in the loading of the sidebar ?12:01
Luremy concern is that your patch may just hide the root case of system:/ issue12:02
Tonio_Lure: is there a way to see exactly in logs what is the error in the output of the sidebar lib ?12:02
Tonio_I searched that without any success12:02

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