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robotgeekTonio_: it's only 3 months old, i think it will take some time for "maturity"12:03
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Tonio_robotgeek: doesn't work for me12:10
Tonio_robotgeek: can I paste you the output ?12:10
Tonio_robotgeek: I would like to to have a look at that........12:10
robotgeekTonio_: sure12:10
Tonio_I don't understand, really12:11
Tonio_robotgeek: http://pastebin.com/60261512:11
Tonio_scanning doesn't work12:11
Tonio_I simply instal networkmanager, and everything is perfect.........12:12
Tonio_sounds stupid, but that is........12:12
robotgeekTonio_: really weird, i should say. 12:13
Tonio_robotgeek: http://pastebin.com/60262012:14
Tonio_is that what you where talking about ?12:14
Tonio_networkmanager seems to be waiting a bit12:14
robotgeekTonio_: yes. network manager waits to initialise12:15
Tonio_robotgeek: isn't there a way to get that working without network-manager ?12:15
robotgeekTonio_: you may want to run that script and have tail -f /var/log/syslog in another konsole12:15
robotgeekTonio_: i am not running network-manager either12:15
Tonio_robotgeek: okay12:16
Tonio_the problem is that once networkmanager worked on the computer, I have to restart to recreate the issue12:16
robotgeekTonio_: yes, nm caused me more trouble than good, actually :)12:16
Tonio_robotgeek: rebooting once more to get the issue12:18
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Tonio_robotgeek: now working with your script12:23
Tonio_sounds strange..........12:23
LureTonio_, allee: just published https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuPowersave12:24
Lureplease have a look if you have time12:24
Lurembiebl will send e-mail to kubuntu-devel and I will include his point in wiki12:25
Tonio_Lure: I totally agree :)12:25
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Tonio_robotgeek: in fact the issue is really simple to correct........12:29
robotgeekhey Tonio_ , glad it works12:29
robotgeekwhat did you do to make it work ootb?12:29
Tonio_only ifconfig downup eth1 and that's it12:30
robotgeekhmm, i wonder what the does12:30
Tonio_robotgeek: no idea........12:30
Tonio_I had an issue like this with my webcam12:30
Tonio_I had to make a simple script that was unloading and reloading the driver during boot to make it work12:31
alleeLure: I've had no change to test (k)powersave, but IMHO cpu freq scaling should be always on.  After I unplug/plug power, state was back to 'Performance' and not 'dynamic' as I had choosen explicitely before the unplug12:31
Tonio_robotgeek: but honnestly, this driver is a pain to configure12:31
robotgeekTonio_: give it some time, it has been out for 2-3 months?12:32
Tonio_robotgeek: ndiswrapper was making the job way easier12:32
Tonio_robotgeek: yes, and what about the firmware ?12:32
alleeLure: so 2 little buglets ;)12:32
Tonio_any chance it is implemented soon ?12:32
robotgeekTonio_: ndiswrapper doesn't work for me, i am on ppc12:32
Tonio_robotgeek: ah ;)12:32
Tonio_robotgeek: so about the firware ? do we have to extract it for legal reasons ?12:32
alleeLure: add: Cons: needs more testing / feedback to the sure it's ready for dapper12:33
Lureallee: this is default config setting - when AC is detected it switches to Perfromance12:33
Lureallee: will do...12:33
robotgeekTonio_: yes, it is illegal to distribute, but i think we can host it in France, like the rest :)12:33
Tonio_robotgeek: okay :)12:33
Tonio_robotgeek: we have to wait for a compatible one so ;)12:33
alleeLure: right, I only expected what when I switch to dynamic during pluged-in-power at is stays this way after unplug/plug12:34
robotgeekTonio_: i am not sure if firwares are different for different cards12:34
alleeLure: maybe my expectation is wrong?12:34
Tonio_robotgeek: I will never understand this.......... why forbidding the distribution for a driver when the hardware is bought ? money already earne, so what the fucking problem is ?12:34
Lureallee: see /etc/powersave/common12:35
Tonio_s/earne/earned12:35
robotgeekTonio_: everyone scared of Apple's lawyers :)12:35
Lureallee: we probably need to talk with upstream - I will add a section for open questions/issues12:35
robotgeekTonio_: gotta run, be back later12:35
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Lureallee: I think issue is that SuSE does such config through Yast (see that file)12:36
Tonio_robotgeek: http://broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/driver-sla.php?driver=4401-Linux12:36
Tonio_it appears they have gnu/gpl drivers...........12:36
Tonio_I don't understand anything............12:37
Luremaybe we need to write kde-guidance applet for that ;-)12:37
alleeLure: Such a section is a good idea.  I changed back to 'performance' but set cpufreq scaling to dynamic.  Seem to work now.  Freq still at min of 600 MHz12:41
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alleeLure: page mention cpufreq monitor. Where is it?12:47
Lureallee: just click on icon (left click)12:47
alleeLure: AH, found it.  LMB click12:47
allee:)12:47
Lureallee: what you will probably see is CPU freq changing quite a lot 12:48
LureI suspect this is why linux battery life is cca 50% less that WinXP12:48
Lure(+noatime, latop-mode...)12:48
alleekpowersave: pros: s/better kdeapplet (/more features: /12:49
Lureallee: just edit wiki and add12:49
alleeadd * cleaner UI12:49
alleeLure: okay, I didn't want to interfere with you.  editing now ...12:49
Lureallee: I have to go for sleep anyhow - will have busy day tommorow at work...12:50
alleeLure: sleep well.12:50
alleeLure: ah, and really great page btw ;)12:50
Lureallee: thanks and good night12:51
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Tonio_robotgeek: finally making a 2 lines scripts in rcS.d, working perfectly :)12:53
Tonio_thanks for your help12:53
Tonio_I will probably contact upstream to report the bug12:54
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ParkotronI'd like to propose a new cursor theme for Kubuntu. Where is the appropriate place to do so?01:31
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RiddellParkotron: here01:39
ParkotronExcellent.01:40
ParkotronI think Pinux's Tux cursors (http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=19506&PHPSESSID=75096eaee4a17aad6c5dfc11d786be3e) are very slick, clean, usable, and match the general Kubuntu look very well.01:41
ParkotronIf desired a Kubuntu version could be whipped up very easily. Heck, even I could do it.01:42
ParkotronThe source is SVG so supporting different sizes is easy. I've seen a few complaints about Kubuntu Human being too small a high resolutions.01:45
Riddellhmm, I'm not convinced01:48
Riddellit seems a bit amateurish01:48
Riddellkwwii is our artwork man, maybe he can offer a better opinion :)01:49
ParkotronI'm not entirely set on these cursors, but I feel that the current default is way to grumpy and Gnomish. It works on Ubuntu, but I think Kubuntu needs something friendlier.01:53
ParkotronAnyway, thanks for your consideration.01:54
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RiddellParkotron: poke kwwii tomorrow, he might have more constructive comments01:57
ParkotronRiddell: Will do, thanks. When's the best time to find him around?01:59
RiddellParkotron: anytime he's not asleep02:01
Riddellhe's on UTC+102:01
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robotgeekokay, need some guidance here. http://doc.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/quickguide-web/C/ has screenshots. the screenshots theme is different from the [current]  default kubuntu one. How different will the kde theme be from what is current now 08:29
mornfallthe screenshot of adept is out of date :-)08:34
mornfallrobotgeek: in theory, 9th was UI freeze, so nothing should change from that point08:36
mornfallrobotgeek: but in the slewed variant, it was extended till mid-april08:36
robotgeekmornfall: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2006-March/005520.html08:37
mornfallrobotgeek: there is a 2 week window between UI freeze and Doc freeze08:38
robotgeekmornfall: yes, that it if it is approved. otherwise we have 10 days08:38
mornfallrobotgeek: in either case -- the problem is that apparently noone knows *when* the freezes started to be effective08:38
robotgeekplus, the doc team has not made any recommendation on freezes, i am just trying to guage how much work will that tkae08:39
mornfallrobotgeek: which means the freeze is inefficient and the process borked -- i would count on the extended one08:39
mornfallrobotgeek: in case the freeze is not extended, it's not your fault that noone knew if the freeze is in effect or no08:39
robotgeekmornfall: i wouldn't have thought of joining both the documents unless it's extended08:39
robotgeekmornfall: no, the desktop guide is complete as such. 08:40
mornfallrobotgeek: if there are no screenshots and no UI changes, probably08:40
mornfallsince UI is maybe frozen and maybe not, it may actually change a fair bit ;-)08:40
robotgeekmornfall: the Desktop Guide cleverly avoided all screenshots 08:41
robotgeeklets see, what discussion happens on the mailing list. 08:41
mornfallb0rk b0rk, people need to learn to respect freezes08:42
robotgeeki just wanted information on if the UI would change further majorly. cause we don't want to chase a moving target 08:42
mornfallrobotgeek: that's what i wanted to answer -- but since noone knows it is frozen, it's potentially moving target yes08:42
mornfall+if08:43
robotgeekokay...08:43
mornfallrobotgeek: when you have some statement on the effect of UI freeze, i think you are safe08:44
robotgeekyup08:44
robotgeekweird...ui freeze depends on dapper delay approval depends on doc status depends on ui freeze08:45
mornfallrobotgeek: right, that's because (k)ubuntu teams are lacking in the scheduling department ;-)08:46
robotgeekmathematically,  we need to fix one parameter atleast :)08:47
mornfallthe problem is that you shouldn't discuss moving freeze while the freeze should be in effect08:48
mornfallnot unless your team is "small enough"08:48
mornfall(in which case it can just meet and make up a new schedule in an hour and everyone acknowledges)08:49
robotgeektrue, it is complicated08:49
mornfalli would say it is far too late08:50
mornfallit's like realizing that you won't finish in time two days after deadline08:50
mornfall"oops"08:50
seaLneis it possible to use rsync with cdimage.ubuntu.com?08:52
robotgeekanyways, i am heading to bed08:52
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Hobbseehey all09:09
freeflyinghi Hobbsee 09:10
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seaLnewalking isn't that bad :)09:12
Hobbseehehe!09:12
Hobbseefrom there it is!09:12
viviersfk right09:12
viviersfi know this aint a help #09:13
viviersfbut i need info now09:13
viviersfsome idiot deleted a bunch of partitions09:13
viviersfit possible to undelete em ?09:13
Hobbseeoh dear...09:13
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seaLnemaybe if they haven't been changed09:13
Hobbseethere are certain drive recovery programs, so i suspect so, somehow...09:13
seaLnehave you looked at testdisk? it will restore deleted but unchanged partitions09:13
seaLnehow were they deleted?09:14
viviersfseaLne, they used windows fdist just do delete the partitions09:14
seaLneso all they did was fdisk changed stuff?09:14
seaLneif so thats easy enough to undo09:15
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ubijtsa2Hobbsee: I attended the first 15 minutes..09:20
Hobbseeyeah i saw...09:20
Hobbseewell, am seeing09:20
ubijtsa2was okay, but noisier than the 9am on09:20
ubijtsa2+e09:20
Hobbseejust up to the start of the first meeting now09:20
ubijtsa2hehe09:20
ubijtsa2I still think my idea of distinguishing Dapper is alright...09:21
ubijtsa2"Ubuntu 6-04, Vulcan Edition", "Because it lives longer and prospers"09:21
Ubugtuubuntu bug 6 in gdb "gdb package contains non-free GNU FDL documentation" [Normal,Resolved: notwarty]  http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=609:21
ubijtsa2perhaps a bit too geeky for some admittedly09:22
Hobbseehehe09:23
ubijtsa2I also thought of "Longlife Edition" (think batteries)09:25
viviersfseaLne, building a bootcd quick09:25
viviersfseaLne, will test it ( Hope it works )09:25
viviersfseaLne, if i knew where the old parts where i could just use fdisk to do it 09:25
seaLnetestdisk is not that userfriendly but very effective09:27
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Hobbseeraphink: ping09:30
raphinkHobbsee: pong09:30
Hobbseeraphink: again, congratulations :P09:31
raphinkhehe :)09:31
viviersfseaLne, one i get it booted i will ask you how to use it09:31
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viviersfseaLne, !!!!!!!!!!!09:46
viviersfseaLne, OMFW09:47
viviersftestdisk is a l33tn3s09:47
seaLneheh09:57
seaLneso it recovered it fine?09:57
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AgarFuhi10:12
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raphinkhmmpf10:16
raphinkpowersaved segfaults :(10:16
Lureraphink: yes? on what?10:41
raphinkppc10:41
raphink $ sudo powersaved10:42
raphinkPassword:10:42
raphinkSegmentation fault10:42
raphinknothing more10:42
raphinkno log, nothing10:42
Lureinteresting - maybe we should ask on powersaved mailing list about PPC support (10:42
LureI have not looked into anything else then i38610:42
raphinkLure: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/powersave/+bug/3500610:42
Ubugtumalone bug 35006 in powersave "powesaved segfaults" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  10:42
Lureraphink: which version of powersave? from mbiebl or from universe?10:43
raphinkii  powersaved                             0.11.2-1                               power management daemon10:43
raphink(from universe)10:44
Lurethis is old one... Can you try building your own from mbiebl sources?10:44
Luresee KubuntuPowersave in wiki for link to his announcement10:44
raphinksure10:45
freeflyingraphink: r u using kubntu on your pbook ?10:49
raphinkyes10:49
Lureraphink: have sent inquiry to powersave-devel (with kubuntu-devel Cc) about PPC/amd64 support10:50
freeflyingraphink: after suspend-to-ram ,can sound works ?10:50
raphinkok10:50
raphinkfreeflying:  Idon't know, havent gone deeply into that yet10:50
raphinkis suspend-to-ram the default mode?10:51
raphinkwhen I close the comp, does it go to suspend to ram ?10:51
freeflyingraphink: y10:51
raphinkthen yes10:51
raphinkI just have to switch the sound back to the right volume10:51
raphinkthe sound gets switch to 0 when it suspends10:51
raphinkbut it still works10:51
freeflyingraphink: ya , is it a bug 10:53
raphinkit doesn't seem to be10:53
raphinkunless we suppose the volume is supposed to be turned back to its previous value when waking up10:53
raphinkswitching it to 0 seems actually like a feature10:54
freeflyingraphink: but we'd unmute sound after uncover the screen from s-t-r10:54
raphinkyes10:54
raphinkthen you can consider this is a bug ;)10:54
freeflyingraphink:  :)10:54
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viviersfseaLne, yes i recovered it fine10:58
seaLnecool11:00
sebasDoes the 6-week delay make it possible to have 3.5.2 in Dapper?11:00
raphinkwell 3.5.2 should be out soon11:02
sebasIt's about a week, but still UVF and stuff.11:06
raphinkyes11:10
verwilsthm, the new color scheme is a bit too high-contrast :$11:14
Huahuahello Riddell    11:23
Huahuamay it write a kcontrol module in python11:23
Riddellhello Huahua 11:23
RiddellHuahua: if you wish, see kde-guidance for how it's done11:23
HuahuaRiddell: thanks you11:24
Hobbseeevening Riddell 11:36
Riddellmorning Hobbsee 11:43
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verwilstRiddell, there is a typo in the koffice 1.5beta2 links11:47
verwilstfor dapper11:47
verwilstit says koffice15beta211:48
verwilstwhile it's koffice-15beta211:48
verwilst;)11:48
Riddellverwilst: thanks, fixed11:53
verwilst:)11:54
verwilstit still doesn't install11:54
verwilstsomething about libruby1.811:54
verwilstbut hey, at least the apt-get update will work now ;)11:54
Riddellverwilst: what's the problem?11:54
verwilstpackage libruby1.8 is not available, but is referenced by another package blablabla 11:55
verwilst:)11:55
verwilstcould be a local issue though11:55
verwilsthaven't checked it out very thouroughly yet11:56
verwilstwell, i'm off, going to buy a new cellphone ;)11:58
Lureverwilst: I heard that amarok 1.4 requires ruby (for lyrics module)11:59
Riddellverwilst: libruby1.8 is in breezy main, make sure you have breezy main in your sources.list12:07
Lureraphink: powersave should work with PPC (have forwarded e-mail to you)12:34
_SimeHuahua: There are even docs about how to write kcontrol modules. http://www.simonzone.com/software/pykdeextensions/en/index.html12:39
raphinkLure: hmmm12:42
raphinkLure: actually right now I can't even build the new version 12:42
Luredue to libsysfs.la?12:42
raphinkLure: yep12:42
raphinksince it was removed 12:43
raphinkdo you have a solution for that?12:43
Lureknow issue - I would just looking how to get this back12:43
Lureon some platforms they have this in libsysfs-dev package12:43
freeflying_Sime: Huahua is not online now 12:43
raphinkyes I know12:44
raphinkbut pitti removed libsysfs.la from libsysfs-dev12:44
raphinkto fix a debian bug12:44
raphinkhe said this was confusing libtools12:44
raphink:s12:44
Lurembiebl said that that debian already addressed this, but I cannot find where...12:45
raphinkaddressed what?12:45
Luredebian had same problem initially: missing libsysfs.la12:45
seaLneRiddell: k3b 0.12.14 fixes bug #31578 i've packaged it if thats any use http://stuff.duffus.org/tmp/k3b/12:46
Ubugtumalone bug 31578 in k3b "K3B bails out due to a growisofs issue" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3157812:46
raphinklet's see12:46
Lureraphink: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2006-March/000923.html12:47
Lureraphink: and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2006-March/000930.html12:47
raphinkseaLne: seems like a good reason for a UVFe12:47
raphinkseaLne: did you test it?12:48
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RiddellseaLne: have you confirmed that it fixes that problem?12:59
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MezRiddell: why doesnt the UK class as bein part of Europe in your books/01:18
Riddellbecause we have the servers in England01:20
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Lathiatumm01:37
Lathiatam I the only one that preferred the last iteration of kubuntu artwork?01:37
Lathiatthe white login/splash before this one01:37
Lathiatalso the usplash is a bit dodge :\01:37
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Lathiatooh gtk now gets a decent theme01:53
Lathiatby default on kubuntu01:53
Lathiatyay :)01:53
RiddellLathiat: what's that?01:55
LathiatRiddell: gtk applications have a decent theme01:55
LathiatRiddell: before they used to look like crap with the default gtk stuff01:56
Riddellwhat theme?01:56
Lathiatdunno01:56
Lathiatbut it looks liek the kde theme01:56
Lathiatmight be gtk-qt ?01:56
Lathiatyeh tahts what it is, sine its installed01:56
Riddellgroovy, that'll be tonio's fix working to run that as default01:56
Lathiat# This file was written by KDE01:57
Lathiat# You can edit it in the KDE control center, under "GTK Styles and Fonts"01:57
Lathiatinclude "/usr/share/themes/Qt/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"01:57
Lathiatin my ~?.gtkrc-2.001:57
Lathiatdont remember setting it tho01:57
Riddellstartkde does it for you now01:57
Lathiatah01:57
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Lathiatwill it overwrite it if it already exists?01:58
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Lathiatah yeh01:58
Lathiati ee01:58
Lathiatthats cool01:58
LathiatRiddell: the artwork.. the kubuntu splash looks somewhat distorted ?01:59
jjesseRiddell: did you get matthew easts eamil about kubuntu docs and the build process?01:59
RiddellLathiat: I know, it's evil, usplash is at 400 high now but on most monitors that gets stretched to a multiple of 48001:59
MezLathiat, it did for me until I switched my screen res ;)02:00
Riddellit looks nice on powerpc02:00
LathiatRiddell: ah02:00
Lathiatheh02:00
Riddelljjesse: yes, it's on my todo list for today02:00
Mezoh - usplash ?02:00
Mezlooks fine to me 02:00
Lathiatalso i personally preferred the previous kdm splash 02:00
Mezbut thats cause I'm on widescreen02:00
Lathiatmuchly02:00
jjesseRiddell: how do you keep track of all the things you have to do :)02:01
Lathiatbut thats just me :)02:01
Riddelljjesse: mostly I wait until people remind me about them :)02:01
Hobbseehehe02:01
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Tm_THobbsee: barbeque?02:02
HobbseeTm_T: we could barbeque Riddell, yes02:02
jjessemmm chicken?02:02
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Riddelleek!02:02
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Tm_Tbut first, we allgo to sauna, right?02:03
Hobbseehehe!02:03
jjessei'm game for it :)02:03
Hobbseewould you be any good to be barbecued Riddell?  or are you one of those people that are far too thin to be barbecued, unless people like eating bone?02:03
jjessei hope theres plenty of meat02:03
Tm_Tfat atleast02:04
Tm_T;(02:04
Riddellhaving been sitting infront of a computer working on kubuntu for over a year I'm no longer very thin02:04
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Tm_TRiddell: as I said ;)02:04
Hobbseehehe02:04
MezRiddell, last time I saw you you were still quite thin02:04
Hobbseefair enough02:04
Riddellfreeflying-ibook: skim still starts up as default for non-CKJ locales, even with your patch02:05
freeflying-ibookRiddell: from fresh install ?02:05
seaLneRiddell: yeah, i couldn't burn dvds before but i can now02:05
Riddellfreeflying-ibook: yes, on the live CD02:05
RiddellseaLne: excellent, thanks, I'll ask for an upstream version freeze exception02:05
freeflying-ibookRiddell: ok, I'll check it tomorrow 02:06
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nlindbladstarted my computer after last night's upgrade to Dapper02:53
jjessethe new color scheme is starting to grow on me i like, it seems bolder02:54
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nlindbladhi freeflying 02:58
freeflyingnlindblad: hi02:58
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nlindbladthe upgrade seems to have removed amaroK and Katapult03:26
superstonedriddell: wanna join the crowd saying the new artwork is cool ;-)03:30
superstonedits a bit more pronounced03:30
superstonednice job03:30
superstonedbtw with the 6 week delay, will kde 3.5.2 get in? maybe koffice 1.5? amarok 1.4?03:31
jjessesuperstoned: i think _Tonio mentioned in the meeting yetserday that would happen03:32
superstonedjjesse: that's cool, really cool... :D03:32
Riddell"pronounced".  nice word :)03:36
Riddellsuperstoned: 3.5.2 probably, no idea about koffice or amarok03:37
RiddellseaLne: k3b uploaded03:38
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jjessea question about bug 32791 (https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+bug/32791) bug reported says that it was a problem due to his setup of XGL, can the bug be closed?04:16
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Riddellhmm, XGL and amarok beta04:21
Riddellso hardly a priority04:21
Riddellbut well, it is a bug04:21
jjessebtw kudos to the launchpad team i like the changes they made to display bugs it looks a lot better04:22
Riddellwhich changes?04:22
jjessewhen i look at bugs assinged to kubuntu team, the list appears differently04:23
jjesselooks cleaner and easier to navigate04:23
Riddelloh yes, they got rid of the left hand column stuff04:25
Riddell+subscribedbugs is more reliable than +assigned bugs :)04:25
Lurejjesse: yes, major improvement, however I am missing sort by time (newest first)04:28
LureThis helped me have a daily overview of incoming bugs (much harder to do now)04:29
RiddellLure: https://launchpad.net/people/kubuntu-team/+subscribedbugs?field.searchtext=&search=Search&orderby=-datecreated04:31
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LureRiddell: thank!!! just nicely hidden (are you reading malone code to get this ;-))04:35
Riddellit's the Sort By box at the top04:36
Riddellthen click Search04:37
Lurethat is new... from today?04:38
Lureor am I blind???04:38
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robotgeekis flight 5 out yet? the link from cdimage.ubuntu.com works, but it was not released for kubuntu iirc04:42
seaLnerobotgeek: it was today04:43
robotgeekseaLne: thanks04:44
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seaLnemail this morning by Riddell to ubuntu-announce04:44
apokryphossee kubuntu.org04:45
robotgeekyeah, i checked yesterday, it wasn't there. it got in there today 04:45
seaLnenice looking cake :)04:45
robotgeekyup04:46
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seaLnedoes anyone know what happens about packages that got into NEW before FF?04:57
RiddellseaLne: possibly still there, what do you have in mind?04:58
seaLneits depressing that every time i check back nothing has happened with https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/dcfldd04:59
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RiddellseaLne: could try asking kamion05:08
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nlindbladthe server died on me06:35
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Riddellnlindblad: which?06:36
nlindbladmy homeserver06:37
Riddellah, good, not my fault then :)06:38
nlindblad:D06:39
nlindbladnot good...06:39
Riddellnot from your point of view, no06:40
nlindbladtried all spare hardware I have but nothing works06:40
nlindbladtwo powersupplies, two motherboards, two CPUs, four RAM sticks06:41
nlindbladtried all combinations but nothing works06:41
jjesseis it plugged in :P06:41
nlindbladof course :D06:41
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OculusAquilaeRiddell: ping06:56
RiddellOculusAquilae: hi06:56
OculusAquilaehi06:56
OculusAquilaeis it known that guidance doesn't find nvidia-drivers?06:56
RiddellI'm not sure, _Sime should know06:57
nlindbladdamn06:57
nlindbladI thought it was "just" bad RAM06:57
nlindbladmight be: "The real time clock/CMOS is faulty.   Replace the CMOS if possible"06:57
nlindbladon TWO motherboards06:57
OculusAquilaeRiddell: if not, I would have a fix for it06:57
RiddellOculusAquilae: talk to _Sime, he's the author, I'm sure he'd welcome any patches06:59
OculusAquilae_Sime: ping06:59
OculusAquilae:)06:59
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robotgeekDeBert: .away07:02
robotgeeksorry07:02
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Tonio_hello ;)07:08
OculusAquilaehi Tonio_ 07:08
robotgeekhey Tonio_ , howdy07:09
Tonio_Riddell: I'm working on skim, tu use a wrapper script in autostart that will launch scrim only if $LANG starts with zh07:09
Tonio_robotgeek: fine except the wireless doesn't want to work ;)07:09
Tonio_I can scan, but not connect07:09
Tonio_event with fixed IP, I can't ping anything07:10
robotgeekTonio_: heh, on and off i see07:10
Tonio_but scanning works :)07:10
Tonio_robotgeek: I will make a script to unload that pre-alpha driver and use ndiswrapper instead07:10
Tonio_I can wait 6 month :)07:10
robotgeekTonio_: yeah, lucky you07:10
Tonio_why lucky ?07:10
Tonio_;)07:11
Tonio_lucky would be with a working driver ;)07:11
nlindbladwhen things screw up, they screw up bad07:18
OculusAquilae_Sime: http://oculusaquilae.de/kubuntu/patches/guidance-proprietary -- have a look at this (fixing a problem that nvidia drivers are not shown in kde-guidance; kubuntu)07:24
mornfallanyone can recommend a kde wifi applet?07:24
mornfalltried: kwifimanager, kwavecontrol and kwirelessmonitor07:24
mornfallnot happy with any (but kwifimanager was probably closest)07:24
robotgeekmornfall: wireless kubuntu is bad. kwifi manager never worked for me07:26
mornfalli don't even have kubuntu, but people here seem to use wifi in kde :)07:26
mornfalli'll get dapper into a chroot later07:27
jjessei hate kwifimanager :(07:27
mornfallit's sort of lame yes ;)07:27
mornfallbut it at least works07:27
robotgeekmornfall: i just use a script to connect07:27
jjessei can't connect to a wireless access point without a password07:27
jjesse:(07:27
jjesselike in coffee shops07:27
mornfallrobotgeek: connect is not the problem, ifup eth1 works ;-)07:28
jjessebut works fine in winodws (dual boot laptop for work)07:28
mornfallrobotgeek: just a monitor07:28
superstonedhey, btw, adept is sooo fast - compared to synaptic... really nice. just tried synaptic - dog slow.07:29
mornfallsuperstoned: really? O.o07:29
mornfallsuperstoned: last time i checked adept was slowish :p07:29
mornfallsuperstoned: but it may be that it's because i compile everything with -O0 -g07:30
mornfallanyhow, gotta run for a bit07:30
mornfalllaters07:30
robotgeekmornfall: you should know about adept, right :)07:30
superstonedwell, not here. its quickfilter is much faster compared to synaptic's flaky find function07:30
superstonedand adept also reads dpkg's package database much faster.07:30
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mornfallsuperstoned: kewl :)07:41
nlindbladwtf, amaroK deleted my Pink Floyd07:48
robotgeekoh noes07:48
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Lurekwwii: positive improvements on look - I preffer thiner window titles (however I had to reduce font to 8pt)07:51
Lurekwwii: also ksplash is better (just two icons out of dialog): http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/5527/ksplash0ax.png07:52
Lurekwwii: as you can see, I have wide screen and wide bubbles ;-)07:52
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kwwiiwow, sweet :-)08:01
nlindbladthe Katapult shortcut is dead08:04
Lurenlindblad: since when? it works for me...08:05
nlindbladsince I upgradet to Dapper last night08:05
Tonio_mornfall: I'm working on wlassistant actually08:05
Tonio_you can have a package to test in abot an hour08:06
Tonio_mornfall: it is the only one I know that "just works"08:06
nlindbladwhat's SKIM?08:06
Tonio_superstoned: agree with you, adept is faster than synaptic, but very long to start08:07
robotgeekTonio_: awesome!08:07
Tonio_robotgeek: what ?08:07
robotgeekTonio_: wlassistant08:08
Tonio_robotgeek: works for you ?08:08
Tonio_did you try to disconnect and reconnect several times ?08:08
robotgeekTonio_: i hope so, i'll test the packages you make08:08
robotgeeki havent tried till now08:09
Tonio_this was a nasty bug that causes wlassistant not in breezy08:09
Tonio_robotgeek: I corrected a little bug, let me polish, and that should be fine ;)08:09
robotgeekTonio_: wokay08:09
Tonio_robotgeek: technocally works, just "administrative work" needed on the package08:13
Tonio_do you want to test ?08:13
robotgeekTonio_: do you ahve ppc build?08:14
Tonio_robotgeek: I have a source package ;)08:14
Tonio_you can build your own08:14
robotgeekTonio_: okay, no problem08:14
LureTonio_: I can test too...08:14
Tonio_Lure: sure ;)08:15
Tonio_http://tiber.tauware.de/~tonio/08:17
Tonio_here it is08:17
Tonio_be sure to try disconnect and reconnecte several times08:17
Tonio_;)08:17
Tonio_I can't test unfortunately08:17
LureTonio_: I have to even build it myself? ;-)08:18
Tonio_Lure: this is an i386 package08:18
robotgeekTonio_: You don't have permission to access /~tonio/wlassistant_0.5.5-1.diff.gz on this server.08:18
LureTonio_: disconnect/reconet wil not work with WPA, right?08:18
Tonio_so if it is okay, just take the deb08:18
Tonio_Lure: no idea concerning wpa08:18
mornfallTonio_: may be something with kdesu -- it often starts very long with kdesu for me08:18
Tonio_mornfall: yes, but what would you suggest ?08:19
LureTonio_: no .deb there.... or am I blind (would not be the first time today)08:19
Tonio_Lure: oups08:19
mornfallTonio_: i mean, tried with sudo? if it goes noticeably faster that way, i'd blame kdesu08:19
jjessei don't see the deb either so you are not blind Lure08:19
mornfallTonio_: and if that's the case, i could try looking at it in kdesu08:20
mornfallafk08:20
Tonio_mornfall: yes is is faster with sudo08:20
Lurejjesse: thank you ;-)08:20
Tonio_cause sudo doesn't require to load the root profile08:20
Tonio_but how to provide a sudo password graphically ? ;) that's the question08:20
robotgeekTonio_: not able to download with anything08:20
Tonio_mornfall: unless it is an internal mecanisme, I don't know any other solution08:21
Tonio_robotgeek: ah ?08:21
robotgeekwget http://tiber.tauware.de/~tonio/wlassistant_0.5.5-1.diff.gz HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 403 Forbidden08:21
Tonio_robotgeek: should be okay now, sorry ;)08:21
Tonio_I'm uploading the deb08:22
Tonio_robotgeek: is it okay ?08:24
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robotgeekTonio_: yes, building now08:24
Tonio_Lure: finishing the build and sending uploading the deb08:24
jjessewill it actually work instead of kwifipieceofcrapmanager?08:25
Tonio_jjesse: in any case, knetworkmanager will not go in dapper08:25
Tonio_wlassistant could, but nothing is sure ;)08:25
sebasWhy won't knetworkmanager?08:26
Tonio_sebas: because it requires the latest networkmanager to go08:26
Riddellsebas: needs a new version of network-manager08:26
sebasAh ok.08:26
Tonio_which means upgrading the actual networkmanager in main08:26
sebasYeah, got that.08:27
Tonio_and canonical will certainly not do that for knetworkmanager only, because it is untested, not mature, not bugfree etc.....08:27
Tonio_Riddell: the dhclient problem of networkmanager seems to be gone ;)08:28
Tonio_sounds a good news08:28
Tonio_Lure: you can download the deb08:28
Tonio_Riddell: s/networkmanager/wlassistant08:28
LureTonio_: I was so fast that I got such warnings08:28
Tonio_allee: ping ?08:28
Luretar: ./postinst: time stamp 2006-03-15 20:28:50 is 44 s in the future08:28
Lure;-)08:28
alleeTonio_: pong!08:28
Tonio_allee: I'm polishing your wlassistant package, upgrading to dehhelper5 etc....08:29
Tonio_no pb for you ?08:29
Tonio_need to rewrite the changelog to only one entry too08:30
alleeTonio_: of course not!  but it would not hurt if you prepare yourself to check these changes later into alioth svn ;)08:30
Tonio_allee: hehe, yes, I promissed and didn't perfomed the job ;)08:30
Tonio_allee: got lots of work actually, not easy to be everywhere in the same time08:30
alleeTonio_: IMHO  this one changelog entry is nonsense.  A package has a history, outside the official archives.  So it should stay08:31
Tonio_sorry ^^08:31
Tonio_allee: a NEW package in ubuntu has only ONE changelog entry08:31
Tonio_allee: it has always been like that08:31
Tonio_the entry is grouping the full changelog of course08:32
robotgeekTonio_: well, it crashed :P08:32
Tonio_robotgeek: hurg08:32
Tonio_robotgeek: what message did you get ?08:32
jjesseTonio_: seems to work for me, installed from the .deb08:32
alleeTonio_: check kisdnwatch as a counter example08:32
jjessei'm heading out tonight to a coffee shop so i'll know for sure if it works correctly08:32
Tonio_allee: hum.......08:32
robotgeekTonio_: trying to reproduce 08:33
robotgeekTonio_: okay, it connected successfully this time, on the broadcom card. good job!08:33
Tonio_allee: I don't know how debian manages this08:33
jjesseit enabled/turned on my card which was nice08:33
Tonio_allee: but all I know is that that's the way motu do ;)08:34
alleeTonio_: when a pkg has a history outside, it has often a long changelog on first upload.08:34
Tonio_allee: if official debian/ubuntu have been released yes08:34
alleeTonio_: sone consider this  'Initail upload. closes ...' as only entry a rule.  I don't :)08:34
Tonio_allee: if it is a port of a debian package, yes08:34
Tonio_allee: if it is a ubuntu only NEW package, only one entry08:35
alleekisdnwatch was only maintained in my repo for year before the kubuntu upload08:35
Tonio_allee: do we want it to be validated on revu or not ?08:35
LureTonio_: disconnect works, but connect does not -> no WPA 08:35
Tonio_allee: with several entries, it will get NO :)08:35
Tonio_Lure: okay08:35
Tonio_Lure: testing with wep could be interesting :)08:35
LureI will now try http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=14482008:35
robotgeekTonio_: this is very nice, thank you :)08:36
LureTonio_: but I need to reconfigure my OpenWRT (not sure if know to login still ;-))08:36
robotgeeka systray icon would be great also, but i will manage with knemo for now08:36
Tonio_allee: I just want the package to be approved on revu, and I know what not to do ;)08:36
Tonio_robotgeek: what about disconnect and reconnect ?08:36
Tonio_does it work nicelly ?08:36
alleeTonio_: really?  That stupid.  but when it is like this trim down the changelog.  Mhmm, isn't wlassistant already in debian. checking ...08:37
Tonio_allee: please ask for change on motu meeting ;)08:37
Tonio_allee: I'm not telling you I agree, but I've been ask not to do that in the past, many, many times, so now, I'm doing like that also :)08:38
Tonio_allee: the feeling is "one entry in changelog = one uploaded package"08:38
Tonio_after initial update, of course we keep all history in it08:39
Tonio_allee: I do same for k-d-s, one entry per upload only08:39
robotgeekTonio_: works well for me, thanks :)08:40
Tonio_robotgeek: perfect :)08:40
alleeTonio_: only differenc is that prefer to count upload to private repo too.  I'll discuss this with motus when time permits.08:40
Tonio_Riddell: read this ? seems that we can have a working tool that manages to connect to wireless networks ;)08:40
Tonio_allee: sure ;)08:40
Tonio_allee: anyway, I'm doing what I think is the best, then I show you the package and you decide ;) 08:41
Tonio_allee: but I don't want to waste time on revu to get the package approved before exception ask etc..... :)08:41
alleeTonio_: of course.  Go with the mininal changelog.  I can always try to merge the changelog back in later :)08:42
Tonio_allee: haha ;)08:43
Tonio_allee: I never said "minimal"08:43
Tonio_can be a hudge entry08:43
Tonio_but no historic in it08:43
alleeTonio_: absolutely fine with me08:44
Tonio_allee: can you beleive we may have a working wifi tool ;)08:44
Tonio_hehe08:44
alleeTonio_: yeah!!!08:45
Tonio_Riddell: honnestly, what are the chances for "main" and dependancy on kubuntu-desktop ??08:45
alleeTonio_: Only disadvantage we switched everywhere to WPA in the institute.  Hah08:45
Tonio_allee: argh........... too late....08:46
RiddellTonio_: hmm?08:46
Riddellwlassistant?08:46
Tonio_Riddell: yes08:47
Tonio_instead of kwifimanager, that doesn't work for at least one year ;)08:47
Tonio_I prefer to have a working tool in dapper than a crappy unusable one08:47
robotgeekTonio_: only issue with it is that it seems to be displaying signal strenghts wrongly08:47
jjesseat kwifimanager is a crappy one :)08:47
Tonio_whenever it is not "officially kde"08:47
Riddellit's certainly possible08:47
RiddellTonio_: what doesn't work about kwifimanager?08:48
robotgeekRiddell: everything08:48
jjesseeverything08:48
Tonio_Riddell: no network option08:48
sebasI've never gotten kwifimanager to configure my network.08:48
Tonio_Riddell: means that once connected, you have to ifconfig, dhclient etc.... everything manually08:48
Riddelloh, I never tried it for configuring, that's never worked :)08:48
LureRiddell: kwifimanager only benefit is sys tray icon - all the rest is crap08:48
Riddellthat's why we have knetworkconf08:48
jjesseevery time i go to a coffee shop with wireless i can't connect with kubuntu i've tried the various wiki pages to help out and have been unsucssful08:48
Tonio_I managed to connect with it, but finally it was more complicated than making full shell08:49
Riddellseem dapper will be delayed08:49
Riddellseems08:49
Tonio_Riddell: and the "autoconnect on start" option doesn't work08:49
jjessewiki.ubuntu.com/WifiHowto and the various pages under that08:49
Tonio_now knetworkmanager seems to manage boot configuration with wifi08:49
Riddellmy problem with wlanassistant is that it's wifi only08:49
Tonio_and wlassistant manages correctly the rest of the job ;)08:49
Tonio_that could be nice waiting for knetworkmanager08:49
Riddellbut if it's the best for the job then we should be able to get it in08:50
Tonio_Riddell: well, for global config, we have kdenetwork no ?08:50
Tonio_wlassistant is here for "temporary connection"08:50
robotgeekTonio_: about wlassistant: connecting-disconnecting works. i can't test other networks here. signal strengths are wrong. 08:50
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Riddellhello OddAbe19 08:50
Tonio_robotgeek: yes signal strengh is not nicelly managed08:50
Tonio_I will have a look at that, should be hard to patch08:51
robotgeekTonio_: atleast it connects, unlike kwifimanager :)08:51
Riddellwhat we want is something with a built in kismet client :)08:51
Tonio_robotgeek: exactly08:51
robotgeekand also tells you the networks, instead of the wacky "I'm scanning" danace kwifimanager does08:51
Tm_Thelp!08:52
Tm_Thow I can run multiple kate08:52
robotgeekTm_T: you are a developer, we can't help you. sorry08:52
robotgeeklol08:52
Tm_Tdoesn't seem to open another here anymore08:52
jjesseTm_T: its a change thanks to Tonio_08:53
Tm_T...08:53
jjessemake sure it starts with just kate as the command instead of whatever is currently in the button08:53
Tm_Tjjesse: button? I use rundialog08:53
jjessei edited the k menu link and it then runs fine for me08:54
Tonio_Tm_T: hehe :)08:54
jjessesorry not very techincal on that end08:54
Tm_Tah! "/usr/bin/kate" helps08:54
Tonio_Tm_T: simply edit the launch command for kate and remove --use08:54
Tm_TTonio_: yeah, have to08:54
Tonio_Tm_T: sorry if you don't like ;) it is hard to find settings that everyone loves :)08:54
Tm_Ttrue08:55
Tonio_Tm_T: note that you now have tabs at bottom for konsole, kopete and konversation :)08:55
LureTonio_: thank you for that!08:55
jjessebummer on tabs on the bottom for konsole :)08:55
Tm_TTonio_: nothing changed here, I don't use defaults settings...08:55
Tonio_Tm_T: well, now you now it is by default ;)08:56
Tm_TTonio_: you know, my install of Kubuntu is from rc1 of hoary =)08:56
Tonio_Tm_T: hehe, my install is last week, and I currently crash my profile every week08:56
Tonio_to force me using the default profile08:56
Tm_T=)08:56
Tm_Tdefaults would kill me08:56
Tonio_that's the only way to see clearly what misses configuration08:56
Tm_Tah, true08:57
Tonio_and because I decided "that's will my way to contribute"....... ^^08:57
Tm_Tyup, it's damn important job, and you're doing good job :)08:57
Tm_Tbut, now, I need script... hmm hmm hmm08:58
Tonio_Tm_T: we'll see comments when dapper released ;)08:58
Tm_Thehe08:58
Riddelljjesse: where's this new docs package that mdke did?08:58
Tm_T"OMG WTF noooo my eyes, nooooooo!!!!" =)08:58
Tonio_Tm_T: I'm just doing the best I can, and *hope* that will answer to people awaitings ;)08:58
robotgeekRiddell: docs package?08:58
Riddellah, found it 08:59
Tonio_Riddell: are you okay with my skim proposal ? making a wrapper script called by the autostart desktop entry08:59
robotgeekRiddell: okay :)08:59
jjesseRiddell: umm don't know for sure, i can look08:59
Tonio_Riddell: launching skim only when land is set to zn_*08:59
Tonio_s/land/lang08:59
RiddellTonio_: as I understand it we should be able to turn autostart off and it'll start along with im-something09:00
jjesseRiddell: looks like you beet me to the punch09:00
RiddellTonio_: but if I understand wrong then your proposal is the way09:00
Riddelljjesse: found it09:00
Tonio_Riddell: ah ? cool09:00
Tonio_Riddell: well I did the script, so let's keep in touch, and if needed, I'll implement it09:00
LureTonio_: freeflying was explaining something along the lines mentioned by Riddell ;-)09:01
=== Lure do not have a clue ;-)
Tonio_Lure: I must say I don't understand skim, what it does, etc...09:02
Tonio_;)09:02
=== Lure got used to that icon in tray ;-)
robotgeeki need to write about skim in Desktop Guide09:02
sebasRiddell: How do I find the guidance bugs in malone?09:03
LureTonio_: I am installing NM with script - it has installed more than 100 packages (-dev) and not done yet... ;-)09:03
sebas(If there are any *cough*)09:03
_Simesebas: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kde-guidance/+bugs09:04
LureI can understamd why Keybuk thinks 0.6 cannot go in for Dapper09:04
sebas_Sime: Thanks.09:04
OculusAquilaeah _Sime 09:05
Tonio__Sime: congrats for systemsettings :)09:06
OculusAquilae_Sime: got my message?09:06
_SimeOculusAquilae: I thought you were Away.09:06
Tonio__Sime: quite bugfree now ;)09:06
_SimeTonio_: thanks, I assume it working better for you at least. ;-)09:06
Riddellsebas: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/kde-guidance/+bugs09:06
_SimeOculusAquilae: yes, I saw that. cool09:06
_SimeOculusAquilae: question...09:06
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Riddellah, _Sime's URL is better09:06
Tonio__Sime: there are still few issues, like certain modules missing, but that WAY more usable09:07
_SimeOculusAquilae: is it neccessary to check for two files under /usr/lib/xorg/ ?09:07
_SimeTonio_: what is missing?09:07
OculusAquilae_Sime: I don't know, but debconf doesn't 09:07
Tonio_let me give you an example :09:08
Tonio__Sime: compare "kde components" in systemsettings and kcontrol09:08
Tonio_I miss the "file associations" module for example09:08
OculusAquilae_Sime: I have a script (bash) getting all drivers from that folder09:08
LureTonio_: this is also why I still need kcontrol...09:08
Tonio_I miss the "session control" too09:08
Tonio_dunno if that's a bug or something expected, but that........... a pain to me ;)09:09
_SimeOculusAquilae:  I mean, checking   /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/nvidia_drv.o is probably enough for nVidia.09:09
OculusAquilaeright09:09
Tonio_Lure: agree with you, I still need to use kcontrol because of that09:09
OculusAquilae_Sime: debconf doesn't do anything else09:09
sebas_Sime: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kde-guidance/+bug/2617509:10
Ubugtumalone bug 26175 in kde-guidance "Can't unlock session" [Normal,Confirmed]  09:10
OculusAquilae_Sime: here's what it does: http://oculusaquilae.de/kubuntu/patches/xdrivers09:10
_SimeOculusAquilae: ok, you got the checks from debconf. cool.09:10
sebasWhere does guidance come into the picture here?09:10
RiddellTonio_: that's deliberate09:10
RiddellTonio_: you can find file associations in konqueror09:10
Tonio_Riddell: well, that's not a "konqueror" setting09:11
sebasDoes userconfig change /etc/shadow's permissions?09:11
Tonio_Riddell: it concerns the full kde environnement09:11
_SimeUbugtu: fixed in coming  version09:11
RiddellTonio_: yes it is09:11
RiddellTonio_: the file manager is the logical place to handle them09:11
Luresebas: not sure if still, but it did for me ;-)09:11
Luresebas: it was very easy to reproduce09:11
Tonio_Riddell: hum......... I never liked that in windows, I will not like that in kubuntu :) but we are in democraty :)09:12
sebasOk, I'll close it.09:12
LureRiddell: but what if I do not use Konqueror?09:12
LureI am thinking of Krusader for file mgmt09:13
Tonio_Riddell: and what about other modules missing, like the "grammar correction" or the session manager ?09:13
OculusAquilae_Sime: but I don't know if my patch also works with ati, but it should 09:14
Tonio_Riddell: the global "theme manager" is missing also09:14
robotgeekTonio_: that is present in kcontrol, right?09:15
RiddellTonio_: that's a troublesome one09:15
Tonio_robotgeek: yes, and that's why I'm asking the reason it is not is the "apparence" section of systemsettings :)09:15
_SimeOculusAquilae: it needs testing either way. :)09:15
RiddellTonio_: it's basicly an app in its own right09:15
Tonio_Riddell: hum....... can be debated, but that's not false09:16
RiddellTonio_: it would be OK if it didn't have the buttons to launch all the other modules included09:16
Tonio_Riddell: agree on that point, that duplicates stuff09:16
OculusAquilae_Sime: right09:16
RiddellLure: I'd expect krusader to offer a way to change file associations too09:16
robotgeekTonio_: i could just add another entry for "How do i change my theme" in Desktop GUide09:17
_SimeOculusAquilae: ok, I've commited the fix to SVN. It'll be in the next release.09:17
Tonio_robotgeek: yes, nice  idea :)09:18
OculusAquilae_Sime: nice, I hope it gets its way into dapper, too09:18
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_SimeOculusAquilae: it will be in dapper. ;-) don't worry.09:19
OculusAquilaenice :)09:19
LureRiddell: I do not find it in krusader...09:19
_Simesebas: yes, userconfig would change the owner of some system files. (It writes to a file and switches using 'mv').09:20
sebasAh, fixed though?09:20
sebasI'm looking into the unicode issue in usernames.09:20
sebasSuggestions for a fix?09:20
mornfallany news on schedule?09:20
sebasI kinda feel bad creating directories with unicode characters in them.09:21
mornfallRiddell: any idea where i could get mvo's source? (possibly something else than bzr, eg source tarball or package o.o)09:21
mornfallRiddell: (language selector, dist upgrader)09:21
_Simesebas: unicode  is fixed, but needs testing. that other problem is also fixed.09:22
Lure_Sime: any news on bug 32915?09:22
Ubugtumalone bug 32915 in kde-guidance "Display applet does not start" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3291509:22
=== _Sime is awe of this log. errr.. changelog that is!
Tonio__Sime: any info concerning my problem (display writes at the end of existing xorg.conf file) ?09:23
Tonio__Sime: I can confirm that on 2 machines at work, and my laptop also09:23
_SimeLure: probably fixed. 09:23
sebas_Sime: I can now input my name. ;)09:24
sebasI'll play with it though and close the bug then.09:24
_Simesebas: I'm a bit disappointed that you didn't find that bug earlier! ;->09:25
Lure_Sime: is test package / source available somewhere for quick check?09:25
Luresebas: ;-)09:25
_SimeTonio_: I've got you data and I'll be trying it out maybe tonight.09:25
Tonio__Sime: no emergency ;)09:26
sebas_Sime: os.write(fd, u._getPasswdEntry().encode(locale.getpreferredencoding())) barfs on  unicode characters09:27
sebasUnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xfc' in position 32: ordinal not in range(128)09:28
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Riddellmornfall: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/language-selector/09:28
mornfallRiddell: kde port is going to be part of same package?09:28
Riddellmornfall: oh, I don't think he's released anything of the qt port09:29
Riddellno idea how far he's got with that09:29
mornfallokey09:29
_SimeLure: I might have a package for you tomorrow when I test on my dapper-mobile.09:29
mornfalli have the language-selector from archive09:29
Riddellmornfall: nothing in http://people.ubuntulinux.org/~mvo/bzr/language-selector--mvo/09:30
Lure_Sime: great, just let me know09:30
_Simesebas: you're running breezy? right?09:30
sebas_Sime: Nope, Dapper09:30
Luremornfall: schedule proposal as discussed yesterday on TB: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseSchedule/Slewed09:30
mornfallLure: i know the proposal, just don't know the resolution about it09:30
OculusAquilaebye09:31
mornfallRiddell: the distupgrader thing? how is it called? haven't found anything using apt-cache09:31
_Simesebas: do 'env'. what are you LANG and LANGUAGE vars?09:31
Riddellmornfall: I'm having the same problem09:31
_Simesebas: my dapper uses en_US.UTF-809:31
mornfallRiddell: ah09:31
sebasLANGUAGE=en_NL:en09:32
sebasLANG=C09:32
_Simesebas: did you do anything to your language settings?09:32
mornfallRiddell: sort of lame -- but well, i will see what can be done09:32
sebasDunno, this install is more than a year old :/09:32
_Simesebas: dapper??!09:32
_Simesebas: what was it originally?09:33
sebasHoary :)09:33
_Simesebas: since Breezy UTF-8 has been used as the system encoding...09:34
_Simesebas: can you also test out nVidia dualhead and clone mode?09:34
sebasSo we should keep it this way?09:34
sebasYes.09:34
_Simesebas: I'm not sure if clone mode is working there...09:34
sebasWhat do you need to know?09:34
Riddellmornfall: got it, update-manager - GNOME application that manages apt updates09:35
mornfallRiddell: hmh?09:35
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Riddellhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/backports/update-manager/09:36
Riddellhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-January/014700.html09:36
sebas_Sime: http://pastebin.com/60413409:37
sebasCrashes on startup now09:37
Riddellmornfall: what are you thinking of doing?09:38
mornfallRiddell: running it and then looking at the source :)09:38
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LureTonio_: NM 0.6 just works here - looks great!09:54
LureRiddell: where can I get knetworkmanager?09:55
robotgeekLure: is it possible for you to put the source packages somewhere?09:55
RiddellLure: suse factory09:55
Lurerobotgeek: I just used the script from forums (builds from cvs)09:59
LureI just wanted to see if it works09:59
Lureand it does (on ipw2200 with dapper driver)09:59
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Tonio_Lure: I'm aware of that ;) but no chance for dapper, so I'll have a look later ;)09:59
robotgeekLure: link09:59
LureTonio_: I know, I just wanted to try - back to good old wpasupplicant ;-)10:01
Tonio_Lure: I personnaly don't use WPA ;) I don't see the need in fact10:01
Tonio_wep is enough for my needs10:01
Lurerobotgeek: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=14482010:04
robotgeekLure: thanks10:04
_Simesebas: what resolution are you running?10:09
sebas2560x102410:09
sebasIt's a merged framebuffer10:09
_Simeand xrandr won't handle it... :-/10:10
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sebas_Sime: It does, what do you need to know?10:13
sebasxrandr thinks it's one screen with a weird resolution, I can switch.10:14
sebasOption "MetaModes" "1280x1024, 1280x1024; 1280x1024, NULL; NULL, 1280x1024; 1024x1280, 1024x1280;  ...10:14
sebasxrandr would switch between these resolutions.10:14
kwwiiwhat does the "full upgrade" button do in adept?10:15
kwwiiie...what is the difference between "fetch updates" and "full upgrade"?10:16
mornfallkwwii: mark things that dist-upgrade would do10:16
_Simesebas: yeah, but it gets confused with one wierd screen and a dualhead card, I guess.10:16
mornfallkwwii: fetch update will get metadata10:16
mornfallupdates*10:16
kwwiimornfall: ok, thanks10:16
kwwiiit sounded like the "break my system" button10:16
sebas_Sime: hm10:17
mornfallkwwii :)10:19
mornfallkwwii: it is the break my system button if you add some sort of unstable archive to your sources10:19
mornfallkwwii: but you always have to apply changes before it takes effect10:19
sebasSo it's a "prepare breaking my system button"10:20
kwwiierm...bye, bye system10:20
sebasmornfall: Add an undo ;)10:20
kwwiiI asked the question after clicking the apply button :-)10:20
kwwiino worries10:20
kwwiibetter advice than "never mess with a running system" is "keep several running systems around"10:21
nlindbladwhy can't girls be as easy to understand as GNU/Linux?10:21
sebasnlindblad: It seems that the only problem is understanding *both* at the same time ;)10:22
nlindbladright10:22
nlindblad:D10:22
nlindbladnah, I'd choose GNU/Linux thne10:22
nlindblad*then10:22
raphinkhhmppf10:26
raphinkhi kwwii10:26
raphinkkwwii: the ksplash is much better now :)10:26
Tonio_hello kwwii ;)10:26
Tonio_hello mr core-dev :)10:26
raphinkkwwii: although the kde logo at the bottom of the square still goes out a bit10:26
raphinkTonio_: hehe :)10:26
Tonio_raphink: wlassistant fuckin' works :)10:26
Riddellraphink: got a screenshot?10:27
raphinkTonio_: I yet have to buy a wifi card10:27
Riddellraphink: what's your resolution?10:27
raphinkRiddell: nope but I can make one10:27
raphinklemme see10:27
Tonio_Riddell: Same problem here, 1280x1024, making you a screenshot10:27
mornfallsebas: there's no undo after apply10:27
mornfallsebas: packaging system feature (we have no transactions)10:28
mornfallsebas: i'd have to rewrite dpkg too (or use rpm)10:28
RiddellTonio_: please do10:28
Tonio_Riddell: http://www.planetemu.net/temp/screen.png10:29
nlindbladwhat's the absolute worst thing a girl can do to you?10:31
nlindbladTonio_: that's nice10:31
Tonio_nlindblad: speaking about informatics ? ^^10:31
nlindbladyeah10:31
RiddellTonio_: ok, thanks, I'll look into that10:32
Tonio_Riddell: no pb ;)10:32
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sebasmornfall: I know, it was more of a joke though :P10:34
robotgeekraphink: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1030510:34
sebasBut thanks for the explanation, and on a more serious note: Does rpm support those transactions?10:34
mornfallsebas: sad thing that rpm can do that (and apparently noone knows anyway)10:34
sebasHm, it's really a neat thing.10:34
sebasHow does that work then?10:34
mornfallwell, it shouldn't be hard to implement10:35
LureRiddell: can you also check mine: http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/5527/ksplash0ax.pn10:35
mornfalltoo hard :)10:35
nlindbladcan't somebody shoot me10:35
mornfallsebas: not sure really -- i didn't dissect rpm (yet?)10:35
sebasOk :)10:35
sebasAre you using apt or dpkg directly in adept, btw?10:35
sebas(didn't dissect, yet :P)10:36
mornfallsebas: libapt-pkg through libapt-front10:36
sebasAh ok10:36
LureRiddell: correct link: http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/8510/ksplash7fi.png10:37
nlindbladdoes anyone in here actually have a partner?10:38
RiddellLure: now that's just silly10:38
LureRiddell: I know... ;-)10:38
Luretrying to compile knetworkmanager - should run ./configure, but I only have configure.in.in10:40
Lureautoconf configure.in.in fails - what to do?10:40
RiddellLure: make -f Makefile.cvs10:41
Riddellor  make -f admin/Make10:41
Riddellor  make -f admin/Makefile.common10:41
Riddell(ignore second one)10:41
LureRiddell: thanks10:43
RiddellLure: when you get it all working, mind and make a wiki page describing how10:44
Lurewill try to, but it is hectic due to NM...10:45
LureKubuntuNetworkManager? ;-)10:46
Riddellthat might get taken the wrong way by suse fans10:50
Lurejust kidding - I will first just drop some notes on my wiki page, then I can move... ;-)10:50
mornfallwe already have KubuntuPackageManager, KubuntuNetworkManager would only sound logical10:54
mornfallwhich reminds me i could maybe lend a hand in a potential network manager coding10:54
mornfallsince i haven't found anything useful yet ;-)10:54
mornfalland i could actually use it now10:54
Tonio_allee: ping ?10:55
alleeTonio_: pong10:55
Tonio_allee: uploading wlassistant to revu10:55
Tonio_allee: because it "may" go in main, I think the maintainer has to be an ubuntu affiliated personn10:56
Tonio_can I put your name on it ?10:56
Tonio_Riddell: initial upload failed10:57
Tonio_Riddell: I suspect elmo rejected it because of the name, like pwmanager10:58
Tonio_Riddell: renaming to kde-wlassistant ?10:58
RiddellTonio_: what was the failure message?10:58
Tonio_no idea, I wasn't in ML when uploaded ;)10:58
Tonio_but I know elmo doesn't like "too generic" applications name10:59
Tonio_Riddell: that's why I had to s/pwmanager/kde-pwmanager11:00
Riddell"ML"?11:00
Tonio_mailing list11:00
Riddellwho uploaded? me?11:00
alleeTonio_: using my name is fine.  But on debian Stan was doing most of the work and for kubuntu you ;)11:00
Tonio_Riddell:  let me check11:00
Tonio_Riddell: it was siretart11:01
Tonio_I may ask him the reason11:01
Riddellyeah, do so11:01
Riddellor ask elmo, he should have logs11:01
Tonio_Riddell: if siretart isn't there, I'll do ;)11:01
mornfallTonio_: right, only gnome apps have right to have generic names in ubuntu :| (update-manager, update-notifier, ...)11:05
Tonio_mornfall: yes absolutly :) some applications have been rejected because of that11:06
mornfalli don't particularly care since i don't give generic names to my apps11:06
mornfallbut it's a bit unfair11:06
hungerhiho.11:06
mornfall'lo11:07
Tonio_mornfall: ubuntu is and will probably always be prior to kubuntu11:07
Tonio_which doesn't mean we cannot do better of course ;)11:07
mornfallby the simple fact of using kde intsead of gnome we already do better :P11:07
Tonio_mornfall: hehe !!! don't feed the troll !!!11:08
mornfalli don't feed the troll11:08
mornfalli am the troll11:08
mornfall:-))11:08
Tonio_^_^11:08
alleelol11:08
hungermornfall: And you can not feed yourself yet?11:08
mornfallhunger: i eat like civilized trolls ;)11:09
Tonio_mornfall VS linus torvalds11:09
Tonio_waiting pronostics ;)11:09
mornfallhmh?11:09
Tonio_mornfall: reference to the big *troll* linus launched on the gnome ML 3 month ago11:10
mornfallwell, troll may as well be the opposite of gnome11:10
mornfallthey are at least on the opposite ends of size spectrum ;-)11:10
mornfallbut wasn't ubuntu for human beings?11:11
=== mornfall notes that his humour may be a bit obscure...
Tonio_allee: already have your allee@ubuntu.com email address ?11:11
alleeTonio_: yes.  Worked the same day as of membership11:12
Tonio_mornfall: I must say I didn't understant everything ;) -> limited english sometimes11:12
Tonio_allee: okay, that's for the control file :11:12
mornfallmaybe i could eat something (a yummy gnome? (j/k))11:13
Tonio_allee: if it goes in main, that would be a good contrib for applying as a MOTU ;)11:13
alleeah, I still have to add this e-mail to my pgp key11:13
alleeTonio_: I don't understand your hint ;)11:14
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Tonio_allee: don't you think about that next step ?11:15
Tonio_;)11:15
Luremornfall: if interested in knetworkmanager coding, you may help me compile it ;-)11:15
LureI think the snapshot I got may be too old (it is from Mar 11th ;-))11:16
mornfallknetworkmanager? or wlassistant? *confuse*11:17
alleeTonio_: no, currently not, I'm just too busy with lots of new hardware.  I hope that in a week I can help kubuntu again a bit more.  I would feel guilty if I would apply in a time I do almost noting for kubuntu11:17
mornfallanyhow, not right now11:17
Lureknetworkmanager - see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LukaRenko for where to get11:17
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Tonio_allee: it is still benevolant work though ;)11:18
alleerobotgeek: me too.  What cool action did you add?11:18
robotgeekallee: no, i just discovered default url thing11:19
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robotgeekallee: trying to figure out a post to pastebin action, if that is possible :)11:20
sebasRiddell: Are kubuntu packages planned for koffice beta 2?11:20
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alleerobotgeek: I tried this two weeks ago too, but either url-encoded is not supported or I did it wrong 11:21
robotgeekokay, let me try my luck :)11:21
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robotgeekRiddell: is the cd going to reduce in size sometime later?11:22
sebasLure: On the kpowersave page, it says that powersaved doesn't use acpi-support, but the latest version is easily configurable to do so.11:23
Luresebas: if you know how, write it down 11:24
sebasLure: Sure.11:24
sebasNeed to boot my notebook though, will do in a bit.11:25
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Lureyou replaced all powersave actions with calls to hibernate.sh and similar?11:25
Tm_Thttp://www.tm-travolta.net/pics/k-ed-ubuntu/images.html11:26
sebasLure: Nope, it's been added by the powersave developers about two weeks ago.11:27
LureI have done this in past, but I was not sure if this is right way11:27
Luresee https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2006-February/000823.html11:27
sebasI'd a discussion with them about the hibernate script and integration of suspend2 in kpowersave.11:27
Luresebas: then is is new...11:28
Lureyou use suspend2 or swsusp from Ubuntu?11:28
Lures/is is/it is/11:28
sebasSo they added an option to replace powersave's own way of doing all the stuff that needs to be done before kernel can suspend, now you can replace that with a script.11:28
sebasI use suspend2, with the hibernate script. But the logic is basically the same WRT to powersaved.11:29
Luresebas: but this is than not different than what I wrote end of Feb?11:29
sebasIt's a different thing.11:31
sebasWith the newer powersave it should work out of the box on ubuntu.11:31
sebasGive me 5 minutes.11:31
Luresebas: maybe it does - I did not change anyhting and it works nicely11:31
Tonio_Riddell: wlassistant already has 2 yes on revu, so logically can upload directly to universe11:36
Tonio_Riddell: do I ? or do we make test and see for main dorectly ?11:36
Tonio_directly11:36
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alleeTonio_: btw. whom to ask for a rsibreak sync from debian?  (UVF already granted: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/rsibreak/+bug/33640)11:45
Ubugtumalone bug 33640 in rsibreak "UVF exception request" [Normal,Confirmed]  11:45
Tonio_allee: need to ask for uvf exception11:46
alleeTonio_: this part is done as Ubugtu told us :)11:46
Tonio_allee: if uvf exception is accepted, and if it is in universe, then I can upload ;)11:47
alleeTonio_: please do when your time permits.11:47
sebasLure: Updated the page, turned Con into a Pro11:50
Tonio_allee: hum, was just looking and syncking from debian sin't allowed for me, cause version isn't dapper, but unstable11:50
sebasAnd explained how to configure :)11:50
Tonio_allee: we need to ping elmo to do11:50
Tonio_allee: you can eventually send him an email with the launchpad bug url11:50
alleeTonio: elmo@ubuntu.com ?11:51
crimsunfor dapper?11:51
crimsunI can upload it if you need it uploaded11:51
Luresebas: thanks - will try on my system11:52
crimsunurl to UVF exception grant?11:52
tomahttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/rsibreak/+bug/3364011:52
Ubugtumalone bug 33640 in rsibreak "UVF exception request" [Normal,Confirmed]  11:52
Lurewe need to talk with mbiebl about acpid workaround (we probably do not need anymore)11:52
Tonio_allee: james@ubuntu.com11:53
sebasProbably not, though the issue really is powersaved, not kpowersave.11:53
sebasAnd that needs an update.11:53
crimsunok, so you need 0.5.0-2 synced from Sid?11:53
crimsun(we'll have to "fakesync" it as 0.5.0-2build1 if so)11:54
tomacrimsun: yes11:54
alleecrimsun: yes, rsibreak 0.5.0-2 from sid.  Can you do it?11:54
crimsunsure, I'll process it tonight11:54
alleecrimsun: THX11:54
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allee:)11:55
alleewhen I'm at it I should check what happened with codeine ...11:55
tomaallee: do you know what "fix released" means in https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/digikam/+bug/34028 11:58
Ubugtumalone bug 34028 in digikam "UVF exception 0.8.1-0ubuntu1 -> 0.8.1-4" [Normal,Fix released]  11:58
tomadoes that require anything from me or you atm?11:58
alleefix releases == pkg with fix uploaded  AFAIK.11:58
alleetoma: like bug closed in debian11:59
tomahmm11:59
tomaindeed12:00
tomathere is a new version uploaded12:00
tomagreat12:00
alleetoma: btw have you seen bug 34462?12:01
Ubugtumalone bug 34462 in digikam "Digikam deletes EXIFs when auto-rotating on import" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3446212:01
alleetoma: I talked with gilles and he told me work for him.  He suspects a libkexif problem.  has your camera a such sensor?12:02
tomaallee: nope12:02
tomathough i might have an example stored somewhere when working with renchi on it in the past12:02
alleetoma: sounds promising12:03
Tonio_allee: concerning wlassistant, I was thinking of using the one of kwifimanager ;)12:03
=== allee should better learn exiftool

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