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Hobbseemorning all12:15
alleeHobbsee: morning12:16
Riddellgood morning Hobbsee 12:16
Hobbseehey allee, Riddell :)12:16
Hobbsee(wow, Riddell is still up? i must be online early!)12:16
Riddellit's only past 1112:18
HobbseeRiddell: good point.  i never think of UK timezones while up this early.  i usually think that my start of day is when all the UK people are asleep.12:19
ajmitchHobbsee: you are up too early12:21
Hobbseeajmitch: yeah, i know.  at least i wont get lectured for a few hours today, which means i wont lose my sanity quite so quickly...12:22
Riddellsuperstoned: do you have  /usr/share/hwdb-client/sound.wav ?12:24
Riddellsuperstoned: and does `artsplay /usr/share/hwdb-client/sound.wav` do anything?  that's all the hwdb client does12:24
Hobbseeoh yeah, that's what i was going to test...12:25
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=== Hobbsee still hasnt found out what it i syet.
Hobbsee95% [16 Sources 38396/265kB 14%]  [15 Sources 142537/265kB 53%]                                   429B/s 13m33s12:27
Hobbseeyay.....12:27
Hobbseeoh cool!!!12:28
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alleeRiddell: sound.wav is here and artsplay plays it happily but hwdb-client sound check -> no sound12:36
Riddellallee: you get the animated speaker?12:37
alleeRiddell: no12:37
Riddellallee: what version are you using? from kubuntu.org?12:39
alleeRiddell: URL you posted 0.6-0ubuntu1112:40
Hobbseehmm.  are we supposed to hear sound?12:40
Hobbseeand an option to replay the sound would be cool, in case we've got systems muted the first time around, etc - especially as there's no back button12:41
Hobbseeinteresting, my sound has gone awol.12:42
Riddellok, new version uploaded http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/hwdb/12:42
RiddellHobbsee: if you don't get an animated speaker you have a broken version12:42
Riddellit's got a Test Again button, I'll add a Back button and I'll look at getting to set the volume to something sane12:43
Hobbseehey cool, it didtn last version12:43
=== Hobbsee goes off to see what's messing with her sound.
Hobbseepcm was muted.  curse it.12:44
Hobbseeeven aplay screwed up with that.12:44
HobbseeRiddell: you know what else that thing needs?  a "add this page to my LP account" or something - an option to type in your LP ID, so that we can get a users system specs if they've run the database.12:48
Hobbseebah.  not much of use there.12:49
alleeheh, guidance p-m claims I have a 50 % loaded battery in my desktop12:49
Riddellallee: I've not worked out the best way to decide whether to show the applet or not.  maybe I should just use laptop-detect12:49
imbrandonlol @ allee12:50
RiddellHobbsee: people would get nervous if it wasn't anonymous12:50
HobbseeRiddell: true that.  isnt that why it would be an option?12:50
RiddellHobbsee: but that's playing with the database which I'm not doing for edgy, might well for edgy+1 though12:50
imbrandonHobbsee: you could probably poke the guys in LP to add a field to the profile of LP users just as the jabber field and such for the whdb link12:50
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HobbseeRiddell: right, yep12:51
Hobbseeimbrandon: true that.  first i want a tickbox for "this is a wishlist" for the bugs.12:51
imbrandonlol12:51
alleeRiddell: fwiw laptop-detect return the right thing for my laptop and desktop system12:51
imbrandonRiddell: mine too, just checked ( the laptop-detect thing )12:52
Riddellallee: question is, if the applet doesn't show itself how do I get the user to be able to hibernate12:52
alleeRiddell: but display brightness (never tried) suspend and hypernate are interesting for a desktop sys too12:53
alleeRiddell: yeah12:53
Riddellwe need to patch ksmserver12:53
imbrandonRiddell: more key bindings maybe ?12:53
RiddellI looked at the suse patch but it needs re-written to work with HAL, and on the night I looked at it I wasn't feeling up to it :)12:53
imbrandonheheh12:53
alleeRiddell: if ! laptop-detect then set icon 'Powercable' instead of 'Battery+Powercable'?12:54
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alleeRiddell: grep. 0ubuntu12 plays the test sound now12:55
Hobbseewhile i remember, we probably should check out kcfmclient, or whatever it is - whatever is setting the default browser, so that we can actually *have* a default browser for all apps over the entire system.12:55
alleeRiddell: there's a dot after the soundcard name missing12:56
RiddellHobbsee: default browser in KDE is konqueror, Debian's www-browser might not match KDE's browser however12:56
HobbseeRiddell: true that.  i'm meaning that if you change it in system settings, it doesnt actually reflect across the whole system - just most of it.12:56
Hobbseethe stuff that still uses kfcmclient, or whatever it is, all still use konq.12:57
Hobbseewhich would be "a bug", i suspect12:57
Riddellallee: agreed, add it to the Feedback page and I'll not forget it12:57
alleek12:57
Hobbseeclass time12:59
alleeCool. Most of the 'special keys' of my usb keyboard work!01:04
Riddellyay01:04
Riddellallee: which keys do you have?01:05
Riddellallee: edgy?01:05
alleeedgy yes ...01:05
nixternalhttp://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=32f91fc9a56f28e86cadc0d209fec79401:06
imbrandonwow , actualy so do mine , cool01:06
nixternalRiddell: sweet job on that hardware database stuff!!01:06
imbrandonthe only ones that dont are my browerser back/forward/stop buttons01:06
alleeforward backwork stop reload [House icons - does not work]  email [TFT icon -does not work]  [calculator - does not work]  mute stop prev next audiostart/pause [note - does not work] , [volume key - does notwork] 01:06
imbrandonohh yea and calculator dosent work01:07
Riddellcalculator doesn't have a standard keycode, we can't set that by default01:08
Riddellvolume keys should work01:08
alleeimbrandon: calcumtor has keycode ... ?  here it's oh,  it had Keysym 'F1201:08
Riddellallee: presumably you have two volume keys?01:08
imbrandonallee: http://www.buntudot.org/people/~imbrandon/misc/workzone.jpg  <--- is that the keyboard you have ?01:08
alleeRiddell: no, one 'key' you can turn to left and right .. wait picture ..01:09
imbrandonRiddell: calc isnt the same on all keyboards with it ?01:10
Riddellallee: what keycode does xev report it to be?01:10
Riddellimbrandon: not as far as I can tell01:10
alleehttp://www.mpe.mpg.de/~ach/tmp/dell-black-multimedia-keyboard-with-usb-hub.jpg01:10
Riddellweird01:11
imbrandonhrm dinner brb01:11
alleeRiddell: xev shows nothing.  AFAIR when I looked into it, I found nothing at all, when using kern module evdebug01:11
Riddellah well, not much can be done about it then :(01:12
alleenot sure it it's name was evbug01:12
alleeyes01:12
alleeIs XF86Mail really expected to open 'e-mail composer' window?  At least me expected kmail/kontact coming up01:14
allee#$%^@: special keys stoped working :(  ...01:17
alleeWhen one sets keyboard layout in 'regional and languae'  XF86* settings are lost (as I almost expected ;)01:18
alleeRiddell: are the XF86* defs loaded via setxbkmap  not via #inculdes in the xdb/symbols/ files?01:19
mornfallaaaaa01:21
mornfall*wasted(*01:22
mornfall-(01:22
alleemornfall: ?01:22
mornfallabsinth + tequilla + beer = evil01:22
alleelol01:22
mornfallworld is spinning freely, regardless of what i want01:22
mornfallfiancee broke up with me last thursday... hurts01:23
mornfallbut now... world is spinning01:23
mornfalllike, totally01:23
imbrandonheh01:23
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superstonedriddell: /usr/share/hwdb-client/sound.wav is there. and artsplay works. but no sound.01:42
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seaLneRiddell: bug #55501 shoud sec policy be part of system-settings, i don't think it should appear as a standalone item in the menu01:45
UbugtuMalone bug 55501 in kdeadmin "secpolicy ships no .desktop" [Unknown,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5550101:45
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bddebianHello02:59
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Hobbseehi again all03:15
bddebianHello again Ms. Kubuntu :-)03:16
freeflyingmorning all03:17
bddebianHi freeflying03:17
Hobbseebddebian: hah.  so i'm married to Mr Kubuntu now?03:17
bddebianNo, that would be Mrs. Kubuntu :-)03:17
Hobbseeoh, guess Ms can refer to either Miss.  or Mrs03:18
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Hobbseedrat.  i uploaded something this morning, and now, 2 hours later, there's an update from debian about it.03:30
bddebianI hate that03:30
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Hobbseeit looks to be a straight sync, but they've done the rules file differently03:41
Hobbseelooks like fabo/toma/etc maintain it03:41
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glickexcuse me, is there a reason why reiserfs isnt available as an option in the kubuntu desktop install?03:51
Hobbseeglick: alternate or desktop cd install?03:51
glickdesktop03:51
Hobbseeglick: because it hasnt been written yet.03:52
Hobbseeactually, i'm not sure if it's now on the edgy install cds03:52
glickcause its like 50 times faster then ext3 you would think it would be the default instead of crappy ext303:52
imbrandonglick: becouse qtparted thats used dosent support reiserfs, you can use the alternate if you want it03:54
imbrandonit will be avaible in the future03:54
Hobbseeimbrandon: good point.  i didnt know that.03:54
glickcool03:55
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Hobbseehi jjesse 03:58
jjessehiya Hobbsee03:58
Hobbseeimbrandon: i only worked with qtparted a little bit.  for dh_iconcache.  anything else looked far too scary03:59
imbrandonlol03:59
imbrandonheya jjesse03:59
Hobbseethat was a fair few months ago though03:59
jjessehiya imbrandon04:02
jjessesorry for the delay :)04:03
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jjesse@timechicago04:06
jjesse@ time chicago04:06
UbugtuCurrent time in America/Chicago: August 16 2006, 21:06:5604:06
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nixternaljjesse: you forget the time?04:28
nixternalplus you aren't in the chicago time zone, you are one up ;)04:28
jjessenixternal: grin i'm in nebraska same time zone :)04:28
nixternaloh04:28
nixternalcorn huskers!!!04:28
nixternalwhile you are there, make us a Kubuntu crop circle04:29
bddebianheh04:37
jjessemmmm crop circles04:37
Hobbseecrop circles?04:39
ajmitchfirefox-using aliens?04:43
nixternaloh ya Hobbsee, they are the talk of the land..it seems what ever firefox does, the ubuntu marketing teams wants to do04:43
nixternalajmitch: you hit it right on the head04:43
Hobbseeahhh...right...04:43
ajmitchnixternal: such imagination04:43
nixternalhehe04:43
nixternali told them that it was done in firefox..they didn't believe me until i showed them all the "crop circle" tutorials out there04:44
nixternals/firefox/photoshop ;)04:44
nixternalyou know since firefox and photoshop are so close to being the same ;)04:44
nixternalok, that was a bad knee jerker, i apologize04:44
ajmitchwho knows, the firefox crop circle may actually be true :)04:44
nixternali wouldn't doubt it..i remember when mozilla was here in chicago..they used to do all kinds of whacky things04:45
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imbrandonhttp://lug.oregonstate.edu/gallery/firefox-crop-circle/mg_556005:02
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Hobbseeyay.  i hate fixing packages that i've botched.06:53
Hobbseebut, my menus do recreate correctly now, which fixes another problem.07:09
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seaLnedid anything get done about Bug #5038708:29
UbugtuMalone bug 50387 in kdenetwork "Default "privacy" settings don't respect privacy" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5038708:29
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imbrandonnixternal: ping10:22
nixternalpong10:23
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RiddellseaLne: as far as I can tell secpolicy doesn't do anything11:26
seaLnedoes that mean there isn't a way to set it?11:28
Riddellhttp://websvn.kde.org/branches/KDE/3.5/kdeadmin/secpolicy/Makefile.am?rev=438982&view=log11:32
Riddellit was made 6 years ago but never worked on, the program should be deleted11:33
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Riddellabattoir: ping12:50
Riddellabattoir: what news?12:50
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Riddell"I correct the last bug" some optimism there from my SoC student :)02:07
Riddellfreeflying: damn, I need to look at your scim change, don't let me forget02:07
freeflyingRiddell: :)02:08
freeflyingRiddell: also the scim-qtimm  :)02:08
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seaLneanyone know whats going on with libssp0? it keeps getting removed and then installed on my machine03:11
Hobbseehi seaLne 03:11
Hobbseeer, no?  as in, each upgrade that happens, or it never fully installs, or what?03:11
seaLnewell starting yesterday it got removed this morning it got installed and then just there it got uninstalled03:12
Hobbseeah03:12
Hobbseesudo dpkg --configure -a?03:12
seaLnei don't think its related to ff themes being broken03:13
seaLneah its just  due to dependancies on specific versions of gcc03:14
Hobbseeahhh03:14
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Tm_Thi kids03:50
Tm_T"Kopete 0.12 has been moved in the KDE 3.5 branch and will be included in KDE 3.5.5"03:51
Tm_Tjust so you know ;)03:51
HobbseeTm_T: do you have a changelog for it?03:51
Tm_THobbsee: humm, no03:51
HobbseeTm_T: apachelogger made some packages, which i redid so that they were correct - but we have no changelog for it03:51
HobbseeTm_T: can you find one please?  we cant get a UVF exception without it03:51
Tm_THobbsee: gof just did mv between branches03:52
Tm_Thumm, I'll look at it03:52
Tm_THobbsee: changelog from 0.11.x ?03:52
HobbseeTm_T: changelog from 0.12.1 to 0.12.2, really03:52
Tm_Tok03:53
RiddellHobbsee: we need to ask on the kopete-devel mailing lsit03:59
Riddelllist03:59
HobbseeRiddell: right.  can you do it, mailing lists *hate* me...03:59
Riddellok04:00
HobbseeRiddell: for some reason, my ISP wont let me send email from thunderbird to any @l.u.c address.  go figure.04:01
HobbseeRiddell: good morning, btw04:01
Riddellmorning04:04
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bddebianHeya04:37
Hobbseeallee: ping?04:50
alleeHobbsee: pong04:58
alleeHobbsee: you know by addident why for kppp 'call kppp-options' was removed as default option in 'pppd arguments'? ;)04:58
Hobbseeno, but i doubt that anything was done with it04:59
alleeHobbsee: heh, had a long fight to get it into debian.04:59
alleeHobbsee: but I see a can't scare  you away...  So why did you ping me?05:00
Hobbseeallee: digikam*-docs got rejected for a sync - no upstream licence file.05:00
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=== Hobbsee just bugged toma about it
Hobbseewasnt sure who was going to want to fix it05:00
alleeeh??  URL?   you mean no LGPL file in the tarball?05:01
Hobbseeallee: dont panic about it, i'm not going to eat you :)05:01
Hobbseeallee: you're not in #ubuntu-devel?05:01
Hobbseehmmm05:01
=== Hobbsee pastebins
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alleeNo05:02
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Hobbseeallee: http://rafb.net/paste/results/9sxHmi57.html05:02
Hobbseeah05:02
Hobbseeno, not this late at night - and my head hurts :(05:02
Hobbseeso i cant take in much info atm anyway05:02
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Hobbseeallee: keybuk's the one you need to speak to - he's the one that checks such things.05:04
Hobbseeapparently there are bugs in debian about it already05:04
alleeHobbsee: oh, okay.  checking all this stuff05:05
Hobbseecool :)05:05
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hunt0rDoes anyone have a solution for this bug? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/3576005:07
UbugtuMalone bug 35760 in Ubuntu "dapper f5: konsole transparency" [Medium,Confirmed]  05:07
Hobbseehunt0r: does that happen as a new user?05:09
Hobbseeand does it happen on kde 3.5.4?05:09
=== Hobbsee cant seem to reproduce it, edgy, kde 3.5.4
Hobbseeit goes all pretty like my desktop :)05:09
hunt0rHobbsee: well it happens as root and on kde 3.5.405:09
hunt0ri deleted .kde/share/apps/konsole and .kde/share/config/konsolerc05:10
hunt0rand it still there and I really HATE this05:10
=== Hobbsee wonders if she's reading the bug correctly
hunt0rand only a few people seem to have this bug so i think there might be a workaround05:11
Hobbseehunt0r: what happens if you mv .kde .kdeold and restart x?05:12
Hobbseedoes the problem go away then?05:12
hunt0rhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/52999 <-is a duplicate of this bug ^^05:12
UbugtuMalone bug 52999 in kdebase "Konsole Transparency" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  05:12
Hobbseeoh hello...05:12
hunt0rjust for another dicription maybe you understand then better :)05:13
hunt0rHobbsee: hmm... well I have to try that05:13
Hobbseesetting an option as the default seems to be broken.05:13
Hobbseeoh, wait, pebkac error05:14
hunt0rHobbsee: can you try to select a scheme switch on tranysparancy click on applay then select another scheme and switch back to the one you enabled transparency? On my machine the Transparency setting is then gone05:16
Hobbseehunt0r: via settings, schema?  works as expected,05:18
Lurehunt0r: also here...05:18
hunt0rhmm... this sux :(05:18
Lurehunt0r: did you use "Save as Defaults"05:18
hunt0rLure: yes I don't have this bug only on kubuntu on other ditros it works05:19
hunt0r*distros05:19
Hobbseehunt0r: i'd try moving your .kde out of the way, and seeing if it still happens05:19
hunt0rBut I don't understand why not everyone has this bug05:19
Hobbseeif it doesnt, then your config files are to blame05:20
hunt0ri will do that now brb05:20
=== Hobbsee discovered that the "kmenu doesnt update" bug is a config problem, it seems.
Hobbseeyay for removing all but the most cruicial bits of my config :)05:20
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Hobbseehi fritsch 05:24
Hobbseeohhhh...05:24
Hobbseefritsch: i built dapper kopete i386 debs, btw.  i should publish them.  did you get yours to build?05:24
fritschHobbsee: yes they build without problem, with your updated patch05:25
Hobbseefritsch: yay :)05:25
fritschHobbsee: did you get my mail with the amarok patch?05:25
Hobbseeeh.  cant get at them, machine is down for maintenance05:25
Hobbseefritsch: yep.  only glanced at it though05:25
fritschHobbsee: i only came to this patch, because, i went from amarok (debian unstable) to ubuntu amarok and wow! doubled the artists in my collection :-)+05:26
Hobbseehum.  i might look for the full debdiff for that...05:27
Hobbseefritsch: heh.  useful.  any other debian patches that we want?05:27
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Hobbsee*hasnt checked their changelogs*05:27
hunt0rhi again05:27
Hobbseeheya05:27
hunt0rit didn't work :(05:27
hunt0rsame problem with fresh .kde dir05:27
Hobbseeright05:27
fritschHobbsee: none so far, did not find anything disturbing me amarok05:28
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fritschHobbsee: using current edgy on dapper (but did not realize any changes?)05:28
fritschHobbsee: used riddels 1.4.1 before05:28
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Hobbseeright, yep05:29
=== Hobbsee should have sources for that somewhere
Hobbseeno, wait, i only do for -0ubuntu3, not -0ubuntu4, seeing as i didnt do the last change05:30
Hobbseeor was that kopete...05:30
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fritschHobbsee: me runs ubunt305:30
Hobbseefritsch: 1.4.2 will have some nice bugfixes in it - worth updating to it05:30
fritschHobbsee: when was it released?05:30
fritschHobbsee: ah "will have"05:30
Hobbseefritsch: it's *not* yet05:30
Hobbsee20th, supposedly.  they delayed it.05:31
seaLnechangelog for cdr-tools looks promising05:31
fritschHobbsee: they are still at beta1?05:31
Hobbseefritsch: yeah05:31
fritschHobbsee: 20th is damn fast?05:31
fritschHobbsee: is one beta enough?05:31
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hunt0rHobbsee: do you have another idea why my konsole transperancy does not work the way it should?05:31
Hobbseedidnt find many/any problems with the beta05:31
Hobbseehunt0r: nope.  apart from possible fancy graphics card botch ups, or something05:32
fritschHobbsee: cool, last time i saw you searching 1.4-beta1 builds, did you find something?05:32
hunt0rHobbsee: you can not transfer playlist to an Ipod with the current amaroK beta 05:32
Hobbseefritsch: yeah.  i've got i386 debs of that, which i'm just using locally here05:33
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Hobbseehunt0r: ah great.  fixed with 1.4.2 final?05:33
fritschHobbsee: build for edgy, i think, are the sources online?05:33
Hobbseeahh...htey might be05:33
fritschHobbsee: I just wait for you ;-) and test you packages05:34
Hobbseenope05:34
hunt0rHobbsee: I don't know sry05:34
Hobbseethey arent05:34
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Hobbseefritsch: they do exist.  they're just on a machine that is currently down for maintenence, on another continent.05:34
Hobbseefritsch: sounds good to me05:35
Hobbseehunt0r: hmm ok05:35
fritschHobbsee: i am still using dapper... but could upgrade my laptop ... if it would be helpfull05:35
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Hobbseefritsch: it still likes breaking - i wouldnt upgrade yet05:35
fritschHobbsee: used debian unstable over 5 years ;-)05:35
hunt0rkdeui (KRootPixmap): [/tmp/buildd/kdelibs-3.5.4/./kdeui/krootpixmap.cpp:271]  activating background exports. Does anyone now what that means? (Message from konsole)05:36
fritschHobbsee: dapper was "partly" a cool release05:37
fritschHobbsee: with kde 3.5.4, amarok 1.4.1, wpasupplicant bakcport, network-manager backport quiet usable05:37
insanekanehi hunt0r05:37
hunt0rhi ...05:37
hunt0r:)05:37
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Hobbseehi insanekane 05:38
insanekanehi Hobbsee05:38
fritschHobbsee: i build my own, + network-manager 0.6.405:38
insanekaneHobbsee: have you heard anything regarding any networking configuration tool for Kubuntu ?05:39
fritschHobbsee: the standard dapper one, did not realize, when i unloaded wireless modul05:39
fritschinsanekane: knetworkmanager?05:39
insanekaneHobbsee: as in, dialup, pppoe, the works ?05:39
Hobbseefritsch: scary.  there are a fair few ubuntu patches05:39
insanekanefritsch: uh ...05:39
Hobbseeack, whatever happened to my konversation?05:39
fritschHobbsee: yes, the problem was, even the "original sources" > ubuntu sources version, did not have a go an many computers i saw05:40
fritschHobbsee: wpa troubel, wep trouble, etc.05:40
Hobbseetrue that05:40
Hobbseeinsanekane: network config...ah, _Sime did some nice work with the section in system settings, there were a fair few bugfixes of kubuntu bugs in kde 3.5.4 of it05:41
fritschHobbsee: very cool for dapper are the suspend2 enabled kernels from Bernard Blackham, totally cool, suspend2disk in 20 seconds05:41
Hobbseeinsanekane: i'm assuming knm will be installed/working by default05:41
Hobbseefritsch: already discussed on the ubuntu-devel mailing list05:41
insanekaneHobbsee: knm seems to be very much wireless centric05:41
fritschHobbsee: i was able to enable suspend2 on 3 Computers (athlon, pentium, tv card, nvidia) no matter, totally cool05:42
fritschme says "Hello Pavel" :-)+05:42
insanekaneHobbsee: and pppoeconf doesnt work with the widely used adsl connections available in kerala (india)05:42
Hobbseeinsanekane: it's never worked, iirc05:43
Hobbseeinsanekane: true that....you were asking about dial up?05:43
insanekaneHobbsee: wierd ... yes05:43
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insanekaneHobbsee: i am looking out for an integrated solution for networking configuration05:43
Hobbseebesides, suspend2, etc, is not technically a kubuntu (ie, kde dm) issue05:44
fritschHobbsee: yes, of course05:44
Hobbseeinsanekane: i think it's supposed to get it, eventually.  but do tell, if you find one :)05:44
fritschHobbsee: following the kernel lkml discussion since about 2 years05:44
Hobbseeinsanekane: it's not really been looked at, as we dont have the testers for it.  Riddell might know mroe05:45
fritschHobbsee: have to leave, if there are amarok packages, whatever, kopete for dapper, i should test ... just respond to my email05:45
Hobbseefritsch: cool :)05:46
Hobbseefritsch: there wont be tonight, anyway :)05:46
fritschHobbsee: will sleep tonight ;-)05:46
hunt0rAre there newer precompiled kernels available for kubuntu?05:46
Hobbseehmmm...sleep...05:46
Hobbseehunt0r: what version were you after?  packages.ubuntu.com also answers your question05:46
fritschHobbsee: hehe, me thinks of yesterday ... (mate rocks)05:46
insanekaneHobbsee: whats not been looked at ?05:47
Hobbseeinsanekane: the whole issue of kppp/dialup/etc05:47
insanekaneHobbsee: actually, from looking around, it seems I would have to write my own app for it05:47
Hobbseeinsanekane: could be more useful to contribute to knm if possible, perhaps?05:47
hunt0rHobbsee: Well the 2.16.* bacouse of the better suspend function and so on05:47
insanekaneHobbsee: riddell told me the network config in kcontrol is extremely buggy05:48
Hobbseehunt0r: no, we've only got 2.6.15 on edgy and 2.6.17 on dapper05:48
Hobbseeinsanekane: indeed.05:48
Hobbseehunt0r: er...swap the releases there05:48
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hunt0rHobbsee: well I think 2.6.17.* will do it also xD05:48
Hobbseehunt0r: true that.  if you're going to do painful things like that, you may as well upgrade to edgy, and deal with the consequences05:49
Hobbseeseeing as if you can compile your own kernel, you should be able to manipulate apt.05:49
insanekaneHobbsee: thats what I said ... it seems to me that knetworkmanager (or its gnome equivalent) is very much wireless oriented05:49
insanekaneHobbsee: what do you think about it ?05:49
Hobbseeinsanekane: true that.  well, it also works with standard eth0 connections.05:49
Hobbseeinsanekane: dialup stuff, etc, i thought i read was on their to-do list05:49
Hobbseeactually, i want a patch for knm.05:50
Hobbseewell, apparently there's one upstream, but i havent been able to find it05:50
insanekanepatch for what ?05:50
Hobbseeto fix the darned "oh no, i broke, i cant access kwallet, type in your passphrase again" bug.05:50
insanekaneHobbsee: upstream ? isn't it an Ubuntu project ?05:50
Hobbseeinsanekane: no, knetworkmanager is mostly by kde/opensuse people, iirc05:50
Hobbseeit's certainly not kubutnu specific05:51
hunt0rHobbsee: well I don't want to bouild my own kernel I would like precompiled kernels :)05:51
Hobbseeinsanekane: perhaps you were thinking of katapult?05:51
insanekaneHobbsee: isn't knetworkmanager a frontend to a mostly gnome project ?05:51
Hobbseehunt0r: doubt it will happen05:51
Hobbseeinsanekane: yes.05:51
insanekaneHobbsee: hence, I thought it was an Ubuntu project :)05:51
Hobbseeinsanekane: ahhh...no, knetworkmanager is upstream kde, with a whole lot of stuff from opensuse (well, that's where the main page is), networkmanager stuff is on the gnome.org ftp site.  which actually doestn matter that much, as the changes under the hood of the app arent gnome-specific05:52
Hobbsees/gnome-/dm-/05:52
Hobbseeknm seems to be surprisingly hard to find, actually05:53
insanekaneHobbsee: well, i dont know how far kde and gnome are cooperating on this ... i guess the sick feeling I get in my stomach that one fine day network manager will cause me to download the whole gnome libs, is just plain unfounded :) 05:54
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hunt0rAHHHHHHHHH SKIM I HATE YOU05:55
hunt0rsry for that i found out why I have this konsole bug -.-05:56
Hobbseeinsanekane: no, nm != n-m-g05:56
Riddellhunt0r: hmm?05:56
Hobbseehunt0r: haha, what was it?05:56
hunt0rI just deinstalled skim and now it works just fine05:57
insanekaneHobbsee: http://www.gnome.org/projects/NetworkManager/ <- this what you talkin about ?05:57
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Hobbseehunt0r: right.  document it :P05:57
insanekanehunt0r: thats bad :/05:58
Hobbseeinsanekane: yeah.  there's the backend, which are all the other debs apart from network-manager-gnome, pretty much.  network-manager will never need network-manager-gnome to run05:58
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Hobbseehunt0r: once you write that in the bug report, can you change the package name to skim please?05:58
hunt0rHobbsee: aehm package name wich package name?05:59
Hobbseeskim?05:59
Hobbseeor scim?05:59
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insanekaneHobbsee: probably both05:59
hunt0rscim with c sry my foult ^^06:00
Hobbseeinsanekane: true that.  freeflying will see them thouhg.06:00
Hobbseehunt0r: not a problem, you'd be suprised how many bugs are pebkac/config errors.06:00
Hobbseehunt0r: besides, we've found the solution now, to point people there :)06:00
insanekaneHobbsee: pebkac ?06:02
insanekaneHobbsee: dialup support requires Yast :/06:02
Hobbseeinsanekane: problem exists between keyboard and chair06:02
Hobbseeinsanekane: yeah, feel free to fix it upstream :)06:02
Hobbseeinsanekane: that's why we dont exactly support it06:02
Hobbseewe usually have kppp for such things06:03
insanekaneHobbsee: having multiple tools for this seems bad ... now, i would have to implement some software to handle pppoe ... and then there would be 3 networking config apps :/06:03
Hobbseeinsanekane: i'd fix kppp first, in a way that wouldnt be painful for security, until knm gets a little more stable.  and help knm get more stable, if you feel like it.06:05
Hobbseetrue though06:05
Hobbseethat's almost as bad as having 3 versions of the same piece of software in 2 distros.  that drove me nuts.06:05
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Hobbseenight all06:13
Hobbseehey toma 06:13
tomahi Hobbsee06:13
tomagood night ;-)06:13
Hobbseeinsanekane: feel free to add it to the agenda - the dialup stuff - we need someone to look at it and make some decisions on what should be done with it - how to make it work ootb, etc06:14
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tomabye06:14
insanekaneHobbsee: the agenda ?06:14
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tomainsanekane: see last item in the topic06:15
insanekanetoma: ah ok ... yeah well, im not in the kubuntu team ... so how can i add stuff ?06:17
tomainsanekane: go to the agenda and edit the page06:18
tomaif you have an account, that is sufficient06:18
tomaand come to the irc meeting to talk about it06:18
yuriy_Sime: now how to store some default schemes..06:25
tomaallee: ping06:27
seaLneanyone else tried todays daily desktop?06:32
seaLnebug #5672106:32
UbugtuMalone bug 56721 in ubiquity "ubiquity (kde) crash at welcome screen" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5672106:32
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alleeuhm, no COPYRIGHT or LGPL file in d*-doc tarball :(06:48
alleetoma: ^^ Hobbsee told me :(06:48
tomaallee: see discussion in #ubuntu-devel06:49
alleetoma: I check if there's new stuff ...06:49
alleetoma: the release_digikam-doc.rb does not copy LICENSE files :(  I'll fix it06:50
raphink!seen kwwii06:58
ubotukwwii is on IRC right now!06:58
seaLnethats usefull06:58
Riddellhe is?06:59
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seaLneapparently he is according to /whois07:02
Riddellidle for 7 days but07:04
Riddellmornfall: what's a good branch of adept to work on if I want to look at adding support for ubuntu's commercial repositories?07:22
mornfalldunnow07:24
mornfalldepends where you want to include it07:24
mornfalli... don't know what will happen to adept07:24
mornfalli am completely screwed up... sorry07:24
Riddelltick box in adept-installer07:25
mornfallwhere as in which ubuntu release07:25
mornfallwell07:25
mornfalli don't know07:25
mornfalli don't have strength to work on anything now07:25
mornfallso... do as you can07:26
Riddellmornfall: ok, will do07:26
mornfallam really sorry about that... but i am alone, broken and weary... with little hope of getting better soon07:27
mornfalland i'll go for a walk... see you later07:27
Riddelltake care07:27
Riddelltesters needed http://www.micoulou.info/kformat/KMFormat0.1beta.tar.gz07:31
HawkwindWhat's KMformat ?07:34
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elRiddell, hm, hwdb requires edgy... i won't be able to have a look today then. is monday/tuesday ok? (since i'll go canoing during the weekend) 07:42
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Riddellel: yeah sorry, I forgot about that when I e-mailed you07:57
Riddellel: you can create a chroot if you don't want to do the full upgrade07:57
Riddellel: canoeing sounds nice07:57
elRiddell, i'll try the full update tomorrow during work hours. if it doesn't work, i'll ask you what a chroot is ;-)07:58
RiddellHawkwind: it's a summer of code project to make a programme that can format floppy and usb disks08:13
Riddellhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+topcontributors  go hobbsee08:29
HawkwindHah.  She's moving up the list quickly08:30
tomaRiddell: where is your name?08:30
Riddelltoma: I have lots of karma but not in any of those lists for some reason, I think it doesn't count spec tracking08:31
sebasRiddell: Do you have Jane's phone number?08:35
sebasNot the private one, though :>08:35
Riddellsebas: Jane Silbs?08:37
sebasFrom the Canonical MT, the one Aaron and me talked with in Paris, is that J. Silbs?08:37
Riddellyes08:38
sebasYeah, that one then :>08:38
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seaLnetodays alternate install works09:00
seaLneRiddell: you in edinburgh on saturday?09:06
RiddellseaLne: only very briefly09:07
RiddellseaLne: I could come to the next scotlug09:07
seaLneok, i suppose i could just take the sun through then get my parents to drop it off at yours some point during the week?09:09
RiddellseaLne: I'm in Germany next week09:12
Riddellalthough my flatmates will probably be in, but I can't guarantee when09:12
seaLnewell the week after, save you coming through09:15
Riddellsure09:15
seaLnemy parents never cease to amaze me with the interesting ways they manage to break kubuntu09:16
nixternallol09:16
seaLnecurrently they can't mount/format floppies or print09:17
Riddellusers do that09:17
Riddellfloppies are known broken09:17
seaLneah09:17
Riddelland printing is flakey too, dapper-updates may or may not fix it09:17
seaLneapparently print manager thing icon appears but you can't click on it and printing never come out09:18
seaLneany idea what the bugs are?09:19
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yuriy_Sime: is it ok to supply a default wineconfigrc? what would be the proper way to include it?09:52
Riddellyuriy: why would you need to?  just set the defaults in the code10:05
yuriyRiddell: I want to have a couple default choices of color schemes10:06
yuriyRiddell: though i just wrote a thing to try to copy the current KDE colors, so i could forgo that, but i think it would be nice to have10:07
_Simeyuriy: Riddell is right. It is a better idea to just detect in code if the user has a wineconfigrc. If not, then use some defaults. That is how it is usually done.10:23
yuriy_Sime: ok so i should store the defaults right in wineconfig.py?  even if i make a couple different presets?10:26
_Simeyuriy: yeah. If there is no rc file, then you use your defaults.10:26
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Lureallee: ping11:07
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alleeLure: pong11:10
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Lureallee: seen your comment on KubuntuLaptopButtons11:11
Lureallee: Ctrl-Alt-K does not break it here, but you are right that changing layout breaks it until next login11:11
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Lureallee: what did you mean with "11:12
Lure#11:12
LureOne solution may be to use XDB options to include the 'laptop keys' settings.11:12
Lure#11:12
alleeLure: really I thought I've tested the c-a-k case.  Once more ...11:12
Lureallee: it works for my US/SI case...11:13
alleeLure: 'laptop' is not a good term. I test it with an external USB keyboard at a desktop and it works there too11:13
Lureallee: right, ubuntu laptop hotkey mapping just uses common keycodes also used by most multuimedia keyboards - I tested it on my Genius MM keyboard and now on laptop11:14
alleeLure: nope. I've enalbed US and DE layout.  Press 'e-mail' button -> good.  alt-ctrl-k to which to german, 'e-mail' again. Nothing happens :(11:15
Lureallee: interesting... US and SI switch does not break it... strange11:15
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Lureit looks to me that it would be better if we just use HAL events instead... :-(11:16
Lureneed to check with Riddell....11:17
alleeLure: oh 1st US, 2nd SI and c-a-k breaks after US -> SI switch11:17
Lurenow I do not get it at all :-(11:18
Luremaybe this depends on Keyboard model selection which is probably re-applied on c-a-k11:18
alleeyou have a .xmodmaprc file or something like that in $HOME?11:19
Lureallee: no11:19
LureI had Generic 105-key as model...11:19
Lureif I change the model, then mappings are lost11:20
alleeI've Generic 104-key PC as model11:22
alleemhmm, laptop-button defs also clears for US->SI with generic 104 keys (intl) PC11:24
RiddellLure: yes, using HAL events probably would be better for the keys they are available for11:24
Riddellbut I don't know how easy HAL is to use with KDE 311:24
LureRiddell: or xevent loop and catching keycodes...11:25
Lure(like gnome-settings-daemon does)11:25
alleedoesn't kmilo support keycodes?11:25
alleebtw where does one configure kmilo?  didn't found it last night?11:26
Lureallee: no, only xkeysym and proprietary stuff11:26
Lureallee: no config...11:26
LeeJunFanRiddell: can you think of any reason upgrading dapper to 3.5.4 would cause problems with k3b? It seems since upgrading k3b is prematurely claiming mkisofs is done writing, and ejects the DVD before 100%. Although k3b wasn't in the 3.5.4 update.11:27
alleeLure: uh, and where does one set if 'proprietary stuff' is loaded or not??? Or is kmilo just behind assign shortcut in kmenu editor?11:27
Riddellallee: it doesn't have GUI configuration11:28
Lureallee: proprietary stuff is thinkpad, asus, sony (laptop models, typically reading nvram and similar)11:28
Riddellallee: /usr/share/apps/kmilo/ubuntu.xmodmap11:28
alleeRiddell: I reload this file everytime ;)11:28
Lureallee: we just added xkeysym mapping with xmodmap + default actions to generic kmilo module (which already supported volume upd/down/mute xkeysyms)11:29
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RiddellLure: nope, kde update shouldn't have any effect on k3b11:34
LureLeeJunFan: ^^^ ;-)11:34
Riddellyes, LeeJunFan 11:35
alleeLure: So one would have to hack the generic module to teach it, e.g, that codeine when active like to get AudioNext/Prev keys events?11:42
Lureallee: in theory yes, but hard to doin practice - this is why alll hotkeys are proposed as global shortcuts11:43
alleeLure: does kmilo implement something like a 'fallback' definition, like if no app accepted the keycode, forward it to app xx?11:46
Lureallee: no, kmilo generic just sets global accelerators and cannot know who else got the key press11:47
Lureallee: code is really not much... 11:47
alleek.  mhmm ...11:48
omeowRiddell, konversation's been updated quite a bit now. Did you see Sho's commit of doom? :)11:54
omeowhttp://www.eikehein.com/commitofdoom.txt11:55
omeowEventhough I can't code, I helped out by reporting bugs and I even wrote a few patches. (Bugs listed there are reported by me. :))11:57
omeowThe patches did some stuff with the DCC messages and DCC button labels.11:57
alleeLure: alternate shortcut setting of 'XF86Back,Forward' is from upstream or kubuntu-default-settings ?11:59
Lureallee: most are upstream, some were done by Tonio_ in k-d-s (tab navigation afair)12:00
alleeLure: ah, right. found the extra keys for konsole.  Nice [default]  in 'configure shortcut' dialog removes the setting from k-d-s :( :(12:01
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Lureallee: yes, k-d-s is just a fallback if user does not set it, but all this flexibility can be confusing sometimes... ;-)12:02
alleeLure: :)12:04
alleeLure: You know if ubuntu has some infratructure to determine keyboard?  E.g. to redefine keycode to the standard one?12:05
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Lureallee: yes, this is what hotkey-setup/kernel are supposed to do (+hal events)12:06
Lureallee: run lshal -m and press laptop keys - it will return nice text description of the key pressed12:06
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