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yuriyRiddell: making kdebase: /usr/include/linux/joystick.h:131: error: __s64 does not name a type12:18
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\shyuriy: check include/linux/asm/types.h12:29
\shsorry12:30
\shinclude/asm/types.h12:30
\shand then if it's fetching the right arch12:30
\sh#if (defined(__GNUC__) && !defined(__STRICT_ANSI__)) || (__STDC_VERSION__ >= 199901L)12:31
\shtypedef __signed__ long long __s64;12:31
\shtypedef unsigned long long  __u64;12:31
\sh#endif12:31
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samjnaahello02:15
bddebianHello samjnaa02:15
Hobbseehey samjnaa bddebian 02:16
Riddellhello samjnaa Hobbsee bddebian 02:19
bddebianHello Riddell02:19
Hobbseehey Riddell 02:19
Hobbseeheh.  1am again.02:20
=== Hobbsee wonders what on earth she was going to do
bddebianFix all the kubuntu bugs?02:22
HawkwindGood morning Hobbsee02:22
Hobbseebddebian: no, dont think so...i dont really have enough time for that..02:22
Hobbseehey Hawkwind 02:22
bddebianHeya Hawkwind02:23
HawkwindHey there bddebian02:23
Hobbseebddebian: besides, i thought you were doing tha.t02:23
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bddebianHobbsee: Nah, I don't do anything02:23
Hobbseebddebian: sure you do.  now get to it02:24
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Hobbsee:P02:24
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Riddellsamjnaa: going to become an elite kubuntu developer?02:32
HobbseeRiddell: hehe - this is the way of saying "hey, i want this packaged" is it not?  :P02:32
Riddellwell, as it happens, we do need someone to package SoC project kmformat http://www.micoulou.info/kformat/KMFormat0.1beta.tar.gz02:33
Hobbseehahaha02:33
Hobbseethought so :P02:33
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Hobbseenight Riddell 02:38
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imbrandonmonis02:44
imbrandonmoins*02:45
samjnaahello.02:45
samjnaasorry to reply late.02:45
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samjnaaan elite kubuntu devel? donno.02:47
bddebianGnight Riddell02:47
samjnaai really don't have such programming knowledge. just learning c++02:47
samjnaariddell is gone to bed?02:47
samjnaatoo bad02:47
samjnaai didn't get to talk to him02:47
samjnaabut i get to talk to you guys! :) hi all!02:47
samjnaahey how do i do those blue lines starting with a star, like "exeunt paris and alicia" in shakespeare?02:48
samjnaaone thing - can anyone assure me that kdeedu, kdevelop, qt designer and kdegames are present in the kubuntu dvd? the list file does not contain those entries02:49
samjnaahello, is anyone there?02:50
bddebianI am but I don't know the answer sorry02:51
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samjnaayou have downloaded dvd or cd to install kubuntu?02:51
samjnaaok ttyl02:52
imbrandonouch nice tarbal ( it was all extracted to the working dir lol ) i'll have to change it anyhow to a orig.tar.gz heh who's SoC project is this anyhow Riddell ?03:06
imbrandonugh not auto tools heh03:09
Hawkwindimbrandon: Any luck yet on u4 ?03:09
imbrandonHawkwind: tbh i forgot about it heh , lemme check out this kmformat SoC code then i'll grab it hehe03:10
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HawkwindNo rush.  Was just curious :)03:10
imbrandonme fskin eyes are swolen, almost closed , sucks heheh03:10
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samjnaahello03:31
samjnaacan anyone tell me whether kdeedu, qt designer, kdegames and kdevelop are present in the kubuntu dvd or not? thanks03:31
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samjnaahello can anyone answer my question?03:58
HawkwindNo, but you can download and install them via apt-get as soon as the install is complete03:59
samjnaaso why must i download 3.5 GB to get an incomplete kde isntallation?04:00
HawkwindYou don't have to.  Download 700MB instead04:01
samjnaaso what's in the extra 2.8 GB?04:01
HawkwindNo idea.  Never looked at the DVD personally04:01
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imbrandondvd = livecd + text install cd + main repo04:28
imbrandonif they are in main they are on the dvd just maybe not installed04:28
samjnaahow do you say dvd = livecd + alternate cd + main?04:38
samjnaasee http://ie.releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-cdimage/kubuntu/releases/6.06/release.1/kubuntu-6.06.1-dvd-i386.list04:39
samjnaathere is no mention of kdeedu or kdegames in that04:39
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imbrandonsure there is /pool/main/k/kdegames/kdegames_3.5.2-0ubuntu3_all.deb04:42
imbrandonand kdeedu isnt in main04:44
imbrandonkdeedu | 4:3.5.4-0ubuntu3 | http://archive.ubuntu.com edgy/universe Packages04:44
imbrandoni said MAIN is included on there ;)04:44
samjnaaok sorry didn't see well04:45
samjnaakdevelop and qt-4 designer is also universe? ah well04:46
samjnaaso it is authoritative that whatever is in main is included in the dvd? if yes, i may take your word for it but should it not be somewhere onthe wiki for the general public?04:46
imbrandonyes and yes04:48
samjnaaok here's the next question. does the kubuntu dvd contain gnome and xfce as optional addl desktops?04:49
samjnaabtw thanks for your patience...04:50
HawkwindNo04:51
HawkwindBut you can install them with one simple command:  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop xubuntu-desktop04:51
samjnaa/pool/main/g/gnome-menus/gnome-menus_2.14.3-0ubuntu1_i386.deb04:52
samjnaathen what is this sitting on the dvd for:?04:52
samjnaai meant that deb04:53
samjnaaas far as i can see by doing kdiff on the dvd.list and the alternate-cd.list, the bulk of the content of the dvd lies in internationalization files, aspell ispell packages,04:54
imbrandonsince they are included in main they are on the dvd but not installed by default04:56
samjnaa-dev packages, something called db, emacs, additional development packages like dbg, a lot of gnome applications, kdegames, 04:57
imbrandonas Hawkwind you just run that command ( and have the dvd in your frive )04:57
samjnaaand kdetoys, kdewebdev and koffice04:57
imbrandonsince they are included in main they are on the dvd but not installed by default04:57
imbrandonas Hawkwind you just run that command ( and have the dvd in your frive )04:57
imbrandonthe dvd doesnt install anything more than the cd, it just makes the packages avaible without adaitional download ( unless they have been updated since the dvd was made )04:58
samjnaaok now can i create a supplemental cd by downloading all the packages from universe that i want?04:58
imbrandonsure but you'll have to tweak te layout for apt to use it, its not a automatic thing04:59
samjnaai can't just tell apt - "see here's another cd source"?04:59
imbrandonif the cd is in the correct format yes04:59
samjnaawhat do i have to do to make the cd in the correct format?05:00
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imbrandonbasicly same as you would in debian there are lots of links on google that will walk you threw it05:00
samjnaaanother q - does the dvd at least allow for choice of packages during install or no?05:00
HawkwindNo05:00
imbrandonno05:00
imbrandonITS TEH SAME AS THE CD INSTALL05:00
imbrandonit just has more packages on the dvd that are NOT installed by default05:01
samjnaaok sorry for bugging.05:01
imbrandonthat apt will use first if it has not been updated on the net05:01
imbrandoni dont mind but just listen, we said that before ;)05:01
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imbrandonwb Riddell05:02
imbrandonand zakame05:02
samjnaais http://www.tummy.com/journals/entries/scott_20050602_215318 what i am looking for?05:03
imbrandontbh i'm not sure as i just get it from the internet05:05
imbrandonbut i know it can be done05:05
HawkwindJust download the 700MB Alternate CD and do an install and start learning.  Best way IMO05:05
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samjnaai already have installed the alternate cd05:09
samjnaai have problems with my net connection. errors with 1.0.0.0 (search on ubuntuforums for that ip) and blacklisting ipv6 doesn't help05:10
samjnaaso i am trying to download manually. (please add "when using adept online update i get" before "errors")05:10
samjnaasuggestion to devels: would it be practical:05:12
samjnaato provide a supplemental cd which contains all the additional packages from the dvd *minus* the i18n packages?05:12
samjnaai believe the i18n packages only take much space on the dvd05:12
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samjnaaand minus the -dev packages05:12
samjnaait would be easy for people who have slow or no internet connection or no dvd drive to install a greater number of packages05:13
samjnaaor we could have a jigdo-based utiliity which will download any custom selection of packages and make a cd image out of it?05:14
samjnaais that possibvle?05:14
imbrandonthis realy isnt the place to ask as we dont handle that05:14
samjnaaoh sorry05:15
samjnaakubuntu-devel is not the place. what is the place?05:16
samjnaai thought the kubuntu developers come here05:16
Hawkwindsamjnaa: Try in #Kubuntu05:17
Hawkwindsamjnaa: This channel is for the dev stuff of Kubuntu as far as packaging and things05:17
samjnaaok logging out05:20
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lnxkdeimbrandon, freeflying  you 2 there?06:46
freeflyinglnxkde: hi06:46
lnxkdehi!06:46
imbrandonlnxkde: heya06:46
lnxkde:)06:46
imbrandonmoins freeflying06:46
lnxkdeI made nice LIvecd :D06:47
freeflyingimbrandon: moin  :)06:47
freeflyinglnxkde: using pud?06:47
lnxkdebut ubiquity crash on the install :(06:47
lnxkdenope06:47
lnxkdegoping to try the scrip later06:47
crimsunif it crashes, use the 6.06.1 alternate (text-based) installer image06:47
lnxkdecrimsun,  it just crashes with my custumization06:48
lnxkdenormal live cd works nice06:48
crimsunwhat did you customise?06:49
lnxkdethe wallapaer06:49
lnxkde:p06:49
lnxkdena06:49
lnxkdeI installed QT designer, KDE 3.5.406:49
lnxkdeamarok 1.4.106:49
lnxkdeenabled mp3 and most of the codecs06:49
lnxkdekaffeine-xine06:49
lnxkdeand all the nice stuff I use in my system06:49
lnxkdefreeflying,  what was the page you gave me I dont know were i put the link06:54
freeflyinglnxkde: www.ubuntu-zh.org/~freeflying/pud06:55
lnxkdethnkx06:55
lnxkdebbl06:59
lnxkdeI have to install something here...06:59
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Hobbseehi all07:59
imbrandonheya Hobbsee08:32
Hobbseehey imbrandon, how's kde4?08:32
imbrandonheh a headache so far ;)08:32
Hobbseeimbrandon: ouchy.08:33
Hobbseeimbrandon: got an amd64 handy?  i'm not sure why nqc broke on it08:33
imbrandonyup08:33
imbrandonhold on lemme login to it08:34
imbrandonnqc ?08:34
Hobbseeimbrandon: it's a package08:34
niKsternalhiya guys and gals :008:34
Hobbseehttp://librarian.launchpad.net/3932557/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-amd64.nqc_2.5.r3-4_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz08:34
Hobbseehey niKsternal 08:34
imbrandon'ello niKsternal08:34
imbrandonRiddell: i have kmformat ready for you when you wake, the SoC student though should realy use a buildsystem of some kind , heh , but i got arround it08:36
imbrandonHobbsee: looks to be an actual code error , not packaging on amd64, and that i cant do much about as i dont know specifics that cant be used on a amd64 as far as asm/c++08:44
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Hobbseeimbrandon: and i've got no idea why it worked on almsot all other arches then08:56
imbrandonHobbsee: no idea either, probably leave that one to the amd64 experts and move to the next quest ;)08:58
Hobbseeimbrandon: right, yeah08:58
Hobbseeit looked like a code error to me too, which is odd that it would then work on i386, ppc, etc08:58
imbrandonmany things work on x86 and not x86_64 ( or ppc etc etc etc )08:59
Hobbseetrue08:59
crimsunhmm, meaning "compiler/Error.h:97: error: cast from 'const char*' to 'int' loses precision"?09:03
Hobbseecrimsun: i'm not sure exactly what it's failing on.  i would have thought that was a warning09:04
crimsunthat's the classic 64-bit pointer issue09:04
Hobbseeah09:04
Hobbseeanyone else checked out the new kubuntu kdm screen yet?09:04
imbrandonnope i am about to shortly ;)09:05
Hobbseeimbrandon: when you do, want to grab a screenshot?09:06
crimsunHobbsee: http://packages.qa.debian.org/n/nqc/news/20060818T174732Z.html , btw.09:07
imbrandonwoot , see theres the fix ;)09:07
imbrandon compiler/Error.h, compiler/Error.c: Do a more thorough job of tracking09:07
imbrandon     down the real problem with the fData member.  I think this will really09:07
imbrandon     fix the FTBFS.  Closes: #287812.09:07
Hobbseecrimsun: oh cool, thanks09:07
Hobbseecrimsun: our version is synced from debian.  do i have to request a sync again, or will it get autosynced?  auto syncs are off now, arnet they?09:08
crimsunI'd request a[nother]  sync09:09
Hobbseecool09:09
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imbrandonholy jesus , heh imbrandon.com stats went way up the last two weeks09:14
imbrandonAverage successful requests per day: 2,466 09:14
Hobbsee!ssh09:23
ubotussh is the Secure SHell protocol (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto). Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows, which can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/09:23
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Riddellimbrandon: great, thanks11:21
imbrandonmoins Riddell11:21
Riddellhmm, ubuntu-news didn't contain any of the things I sent to Mattrevel11:21
imbrandonburger sent it i think11:22
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imbrandonRiddell: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=2912  <-- kmformat , definately not the most gracefull but works with what was provided ;)11:25
imbrandondident know if you wanted me to just upload it or not11:26
imbrandoni had to change his ./install script a bit at the bottom so the paths would work with a debian build system11:26
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RiddellI'll take a look after meeting11:26
imbrandonbut its in the diff.gz at the bottom11:26
imbrandonkk11:26
imbrandonmeeting today ? distro team? i thought that was cancled ?11:27
imbrandonbecosue of the sprint11:27
Tonio_imbrandon, Riddell: hey11:27
Tonio_imbrandon: arf, I was working on this one (kmformat) just now :)11:28
imbrandonheh Riddell poked someone to do it last night and no one said anything so i did it ;(11:28
Tonio_imbrandon: I say I would do it :)11:29
Tonio_read the logs :)11:29
Tonio_hehe11:29
imbrandon[19:33]  <Riddell> well, as it happens, we do need someone to package SoC project kmformat http://www.micoulou.info/kformat/KMFormat0.1beta.tar.gz11:29
imbrandon[19:33]  <Hobbsee> hahaha11:29
imbrandon[19:33]  <Hobbsee> thought so :P11:29
imbrandon[19:34]  * Riddell beds11:29
imbrandon[19:37]  <Hobbsee> night Riddell11:29
imbrandon[19:38]  * Hobbsee cant package it - work11:29
imbrandon[19:44]  <imbrandon> monis11:29
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imbrandonTonio_: sorry but i dident and still dont see it ;( hehehe11:30
Tonio_imbrandon: no problem11:30
imbrandonhopefully you dident spend too much time with it11:30
Tonio_the package is done and on revu, that's all right11:31
Tonio_imbrandon: nope I didn't11:31
imbrandonokies ;)11:31
Riddellimbrandon: not an ubuntu meeting (a quaker meeting)11:31
imbrandonahh ok ;) hehe11:31
Tonio_Riddell: are you a quaker ? did knew this ;)11:32
Riddellyes, that's why I just sit there quietly quaking away11:33
Tonio_Riddell: ^_^11:34
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Riddellabattoir: the first :)11:35
imbrandon;P11:35
Tonio_abattoir: lol11:35
Tonio_I must say the confusion could exist indeed :)11:35
imbrandonlol atleaste on irc i guess11:35
abattoirRiddell: aah, ok :)11:36
imbrandonok more mt dew and time to fix konversation, ping me if something looks strange with that kmformat Riddell me and bddebian did the best we could with the psudo build system he has 11:37
imbrandon;)11:37
imbrandonwho's SoC project is that anyhow ?11:38
=== Tonio_ tracks little polishing issues on kubuntu... it looks like the lipstik has a little issue with transparancy... plastik is kind of a clone of it, but doesn't bug...
Tonio_Riddell: should/could we switch to plastik in case we don't find any solution ?11:39
imbrandonTonio_: want another polish isssue i dont have time to look at ?11:39
=== imbrandon uses plastic and polyester anyhow ;)
Tonio_both themes are about the same, the only difference is kickers separators11:40
Tonio_imbrandon: sure11:40
Tonio_I have a few settings to do in kontact too11:40
imbrandonits with the new kdm theme, it dosent look correct in xdmpc login see: http://imbrandon.sytes.net/ss6.png11:40
Tonio_since the "synchronization" button displays since 3.5.3 and we don't want it (no kitckensync installed)11:41
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imbrandoni took that screen shot about 3 hours ago11:41
Tonio_what is knext ?11:41
imbrandonmoins apachelogger11:41
Tonio_yop apachelogger11:41
imbrandonTonio_: you mean xnest ? its a nested xserver inside a running xserver ( it uses the xdmpc login screen )11:42
apacheloggerhola!11:42
Tonio_oups xnest sorry (/me just wokeup !!)11:42
Tonio_imbrandon: wow that's VERY specific issue at least :)11:42
imbrandonTonio_: to test what i have in the screen shot install xnest package and run "Xnest -query localhost :1" with xdmpc enabled in kdmrc11:43
imbrandonxdmpc is used for remote logins too ;)11:43
Tonio_yes I know, the thing that nobody uses :)11:43
apacheloggerbecause I never get it work properly :P11:44
Tonio_terminal server kind of technologies are more interesting to me at least :)11:44
imbrandonhehe i was using it to give UWN the screenshot for the new KDM theme but it dident work out as seen ;)11:44
Tonio_imbrandon: should that be considered a bug in kdm theme or in xdmpc ?11:44
imbrandonkdmtheme11:44
imbrandonerr the kdm theme11:44
Tonio_imbrandon: well kwwii is the expert for this11:44
Tonio_by far more accurate on this than I am11:45
imbrandonprobably , hehe you was just talking about polish , thought i would point it out ;)11:45
Tonio_imbrandon: you maybe should create a bug on kubuntu-artwork package and send him an email11:45
imbrandonyea i planed on it, just noticed a few hours ago and havent taken the time to11:45
Tonio_imbrandon: sure, but concerning this part, there is someone really better than I am, so better ask him directly ;)11:46
imbrandonokie no worries ;)11:46
Tonio_especially when kdm theme is kind of a mess I must say11:46
imbrandonheh11:46
imbrandonxnest is good to test say kde4 also becouse you can install kde4 in a user home dir , and xnest login with that user ;)11:47
imbrandonkinda like a vm but not ;)11:47
Tonio_I remember Riddell complaining kdm was a real mess when he worked on the graphical shutdown using usplash11:48
Tonio_it looks like gdm is really easy to handle :)11:48
imbrandonyea they essentialy are the same except the tool kit uses afaik but i've never really paid much attention11:48
imbrandonthe themes are pretty interchangeable ( with only minor changes most of the time )11:49
=== imbrandon is finaly upgrading his last breezy fileserver to dapper
imbrandonand it will stay dapper for 5 years LOL11:50
imbrandoni hate upgrading that thing11:50
imbrandonsomething always breaks11:50
Tonio_imbrandon: yes11:56
Tonio_it is like upgrading debian on a production server.....;11:56
Tonio_I generally do it by night11:56
imbrandonyup ;)11:56
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Tonio_my best experience is a full migration from windows 2003 / IIS and all the intranet to debian / sun active server pages + apache in one night11:57
Tonio_that was kind of hot since we decided to migrate at 20 and started at 21 lol11:58
imbrandonhahaha ;)11:58
Tonio_IIS security issue, so we didn't have any other option11:58
imbrandoni bet11:58
imbrandonRiddell: hows the kde 4 packages shapin up ? heh12:00
Tonio_Riddell: I have been able to reactivate antialiasing on fonts, I'm working on kds to had it12:07
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imbrandonwb Hobbsee12:14
Hobbseehey imbrandon 12:15
danimoyay, amarok 1.2 release today12:15
danimohi Hobbsee, imbrandon12:15
Hobbseehey danimo 12:15
Tonio_yop danimo12:15
Hobbseedanimo: yeah, supposedly.  1.4.2, you mean12:15
imbrandonHobbsee: guess what , konvo build on edgy yay \0/ heh building the dapper now and then i will sync12:15
Hobbseeimbrandon: yay :)12:15
danimoHobbsee: erm, yes :)12:15
Hobbseeimbrandon: then you will sync?  ie, then you will do the daily builds?12:16
imbrandonno then i will upload, it just finished, uploading now 12:17
Tonio_Hobbsee: good news, k3b now works properly, thanks to toma12:17
Hobbseeimbrandon: oh cool12:17
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HobbseeTonio_: yay :)12:17
imbrandonyou doing amarok 1.4.2 today ?12:17
Hobbseeimbrandon: yes, i expect so12:17
imbrandonHobbsee: same place i always upload to ;)12:17
Hobbseeimbrandon: ie, buntudot repos, i hope12:18
imbrandonyes12:18
Hobbseegood12:18
Tonio_Hobbsee: the really strange point i katapult12:18
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=== Hobbsee doesnt want to see sho_'s reaction if we uploaded straight to the edgy repos.
Tonio_it seems to work on some computers, but toma could reproduce my issue....12:18
imbrandonhahaha12:18
Tonio_Hobbsee: I think it works for you no ?12:18
imbrandonHobbsee: they are built with full debugging so he would probably like it12:18
HobbseeTonio_: katapult works here12:19
Hobbseeimbrandon: ah ok, nice12:19
Tonio_Hobbsee: grmpf........; that is really strange12:19
Tonio_Riddell: is katapult working for you ?12:19
imbrandonTonio_: katapult works fine here too12:19
Tonio_imbrandon: argh !12:19
Tonio_imbrandon: edgy ?12:19
imbrandonyup12:19
HobbseeTonio_: you and toma wouldnt happen to be running skim, would you?12:19
Tonio_Hobbsee: nope12:19
imbrandonSysinfo for 'voyager': Linux 2.6.16-6-686 running KDE 3.5.4, CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.93GHz at 2932 MHz (5868 bogomips), HD: 42/184GB, RAM: 653/927MB, 122 proc's, 19.32h up12:19
imbrandonshows -16 becouse this si a xen DomU12:20
imbrandonbut its edgy12:20
HobbseeTonio_: right, so i cant blame that then.12:21
HobbseeTonio_: that was the problem with the "i cant make my konsole transparent"12:21
Tonio_Hobbsee: ah oki12:23
Tonio_Hobbsee, imbrandon: I assume you have seens the latest kdmtheme -the black one12:24
Tonio_what is your opinion on this ?12:24
HobbseeTonio_: hmmm....12:24
Tonio_I assume it is an in progress version, but that's... strange I must say12:24
Hobbseeit looks nice, but it's not right12:24
Hobbseeyeah12:24
Hobbseeit's almost too busy12:25
Hobbseeand/or the colours dont blend12:25
Hobbseeor is it that they blend too well?12:25
imbrandonyea i seen it , just filed a bug on it here in a minute look http://imbrandon.sytes.net/ss6.png12:25
Tonio_well kwwii knows what he does, but I just hope this is not is final goal :)12:25
HobbseeTonio_: of course12:25
Tonio_imbrandon: yes but did you see the working one ?12:26
Hobbseeoh yes, that's it.  the black sections need to be all black. or mostly black12:26
Hobbseeit currently looks like there's too *much* shiny fading12:26
Hobbseei love shiny stuff - but there is a limit on it12:26
imbrandonTonio_: not yet, u ahvent restarted kde in days12:27
imbrandons/u/i/g12:27
HobbseeTonio_: i just did12:27
LureTonio_: katapult also works here (edgy with ~/.kde from dapper)12:31
Lureimbrandon: is this just because of xnest or do you get it also on normal system?12:31
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imbrandonlure normal xdmpc login too12:32
imbrandonHobbsee: its just a nested xserver ;)12:32
danimodoes edgy come with zeroconf enabled?12:32
Hobbseeimbrandon: well, yeah, but how do you use it?12:32
Tm_TRiddell: does qt4 work in edgy now?12:32
imbrandondanimo: no12:33
Hobbseedanimo: i dont think so.  there was a long and complicated thread about it though12:33
imbrandonTm_T: yes12:33
Tm_Timbrandon: yay!12:33
danimoHobbsee: I guess from the same people who want to keep the IPP detection off by default12:33
Tonio_Lure: I installed a dapper and it worked, it started to fail while I migrated to edgy12:33
Tonio_and it did this when I reinstalled too12:33
imbrandonHobbsee: you can start it by "xnest :1" then shove any thing you wanted to run on display :112:33
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danimoHobbsee: because they think it makes the system vulnerable12:34
LureTonio_: I have clean Knot1 install + updates on laptop and dapper->edgy upgrade on desktop and both work12:34
Hobbseedanimo: yes, obviously12:34
Tonio_Lure: shit.....12:34
LureTonio_: but both are using old .kde from dapper12:34
Tonio_Lure: my installation too, here is the strange issue12:34
Tonio_Lure: can you try to create a new profile eventually12:35
Tonio_to use .kde from edgy, and confirm me if it works or not ?12:35
Tonio_could be an interesting test12:35
danimoHobbsee: I share Kurt's opinion on that: It's totally BS12:36
danimoHobbsee: and it makes things complicated without need12:36
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LureTonio_: tried with the Edgy user and it still works. sorry.12:37
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Tonio_Lure: argh !12:39
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LureHobbsee: congrats on top ten: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+topcontributors!12:41
HobbseeLure: thanks :P12:41
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Tonio_I'm uploading kds, antialiased fonts will now work12:48
Tonio_is there a launchpad bug to close concerning this ?12:48
HobbseeTonio_: i would think so12:48
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LureTonio_: thanks for that - my eyes really hurt on edgy ;-)12:48
Tonio_Lure: hehe12:48
Tonio_Lure: the point is I don't know if that'll work for existig profiles*12:49
Tonio_but on new ones, it works here12:49
LureTonio_: bug 5642012:50
UbugtuMalone bug 56420 in kdebase "I lost antialiased fonts after upgrade to the kde 3.5.4" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5642012:50
LureTonio_: we will see12:50
Tonio_Lure: I just would like someone to confirm this before closing the bug12:50
Tonio_it works here at least12:51
Tonio_Lure: can you test if I send you the deb plz ?12:51
LureTonio_: yep12:51
Tonio_dcc send12:51
Tonio_Lure: best is to create a new profile and start the session12:52
Tonio_Lure: I'm waiting for your comment to close the bug12:55
Tonio_fonts are still a bit fuzzy bit at least antialiased here :)12:57
Tonio_dunno what to do concerning the fuzzyness12:57
LureTonio_: it works, but I agree they are a bit fuzzy12:58
Lureit may be that xorg 7.1 handles them differently12:58
Tonio_Lure: yes and I don't like this01:01
Tonio_we should report a bug concerning this, with 2 images one with the dapper render and one with the edgy one01:01
Tonio_Lure: I'm closing the bug concerning antialiasing01:01
LureTonio_: put a note that this is for edgy01:02
Lure(some users report 3.5.4 bugs for dapper)(01:02
Tonio_Lure: sure01:02
Tonio_Riddell: should we update dapper kds to resolv the issue ?01:03
Tonio_I think no since dapper kde official version is 3.5.2...01:03
LureTonio_: would only make sense if newer kde would be backported...01:06
Tonio_Lure: that's my feeling too01:07
Tonio_current packages, even posted by riddell, aren't "official" ones01:07
HobbseeTonio_: doesnt that depend on how you define "official"?  :P01:08
imbrandonunless Riddell put a kde 3.5.4 k-d-s on kubuntu.org ;)01:08
Tonio_Hobbsee: indeed hehe :)01:09
imbrandonthey are official just not supported by canonical ;)01:09
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LureTonio_: we already discussed once: you have Sony laptop with special keys? can you add them to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LukaRenko/Keycodes ?01:12
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Tonio_Lure: yes, there is a launchpad bug concerning this01:13
Tonio_paul sladen is supposed to get them to ubuntu01:14
Tonio_Lure: the point is that the way it works is a bit strange01:14
LureTonio_: ok, now I remember - they still lack support in hotkey-setup package01:14
Tonio_because sonypi module uses different output blabla01:14
Tonio_I didn't understood everything but it looks like a bit special to handle01:14
Tonio_Lure: exactly01:15
Tonio_Lure: could be interesting to ping sladen concerning this01:15
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tomaoff to bbq01:36
tomabye01:36
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imbrandonHobbsee: ping01:41
Hobbseeimbrandon: pong01:45
Tonio_Lure: what is your keycode work providing that hotkey-setup doesn't ?01:53
Tonio_little kde interface or osd during the changes ?01:54
LureTonio_: just proper keycode -> xkeysym mapping and then auto actions/OSD by kmilo01:54
Tonio_Lure: interesting01:54
LureTonio_: moslty we just reuse kmilo generic module01:55
Tonio_I hope sladen will get the vaio work in before edgy is out01:55
LureTonio_: but I may look into getting nicer OSD from amarok/konversation and merge it into kmilo01:55
Lurekmilo's OSD is a bit square...01:55
Tonio_Lure: yes that would be nice indeed01:56
Tonio_amarok's one is really nice01:56
Tonio_Lure: do you have that strange dunhal01:56
Tonio_dunhandler entry in kmenu/utility ?01:57
Tonio_looks like a "bug" since this is a script used by kio-sdp01:57
LureTonio_: yep :-( I think it was added recently...01:57
Tonio_we should get any access to it01:57
Tonio_I'll remove it01:57
Tonio_a script should have a kmenu entry in any way01:58
LureTonio_: if you want to ping sladen, go to #ubuntu-devel... ;-)02:00
Tonio_sure ;)02:03
RiddellTonio_: how did you fix the antialiasing problem?02:04
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Tonio_Riddell: simply added 2 entries in kdeglobals02:04
Tonio_they were not required before but now they are02:04
Tonio_XftAntialias=true02:05
Tonio_XftHintStyle=hintmedium02:05
Tonio_XftSubPixel=none02:05
Tonio_that's the change riddell02:05
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Tonio_I've had a few people to test before uploading of course02:05
Tonio_Lure confirmed it works for him too02:05
LureRiddell: but there still seems some issue with font rendering in Xorg 7.102:06
LureRiddell: fonts just look different in Edgy than in Dapper...02:06
Tonio_yes, I agree on that point, fonts are not perfect even with that fix02:07
Tonio_Lure: it would be interesting to ask gnome users if they feel the same with their fonts02:10
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imbrandonccache ;)02:12
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Hobbseeimbrandon: doesnt looked to have killed anything yet.03:02
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imbrandon;)03:02
imbrandonyea i'm running it now03:02
imbrandontakes about 5 minutes to get used to but its FSKIN nice03:02
imbrandoni love the fact i can have ALL my channels open on both networks and not pick and choose03:02
imbrandonor run irssi 03:03
imbrandon;)03:03
Hobbseeimbrandon: hey wow!03:04
Hobbseethis will take some getting used to03:04
imbrandonHobbsee: http://imbrandon.sytes.net/ss8.png03:05
Tonio_what is your opinion on this :03:06
HobbseeTonio_: nice03:06
Tonio_I saw a few criticize on the net concerning kdesu prompt box03:06
Tonio_people were saying it would be nicer not to display the command launched03:06
Tonio_I must say that makes sense on a desktop oriented distro03:07
Tonio_I think ubuntu/gnome don't display the command too03:07
HobbseeTonio_: do you have a link to it?03:07
Tonio_I would approve such a choice03:07
LureTonio_: yes, but this is security issue - user should know what will happen as root03:07
Tonio_Hobbsee: nope, it was a few weeks ago, I just took a note of it03:07
HobbseeTonio_: my only concern with that would be if a script was running some form of dodgy command - and you might not see what was executing as a resut.03:07
seaLneLure: yep was about to say that03:08
Hobbsees/resut/result03:08
Tonio_Lure: possibly but well...03:08
Tonio_maybe hidding it with a "details" button would be nicer no ?03:08
Tonio_then click details to see the command launched03:08
LureTonio_: if we hide it, we should add "Details" or "Command Info" button that may display details of the command being executed03:08
Lureexactly ;-)03:08
Tonio_the point is that, honnestly, people that are concerned by the security know what happens and don't need the command03:09
Tonio_the people that would need the command probably don't simply understand it...03:09
Tonio_here is mpy conern03:09
Tonio_concern03:09
LureTonio_: I am concerned about security, but this does not mean it is clear which command is being executed 03:09
Tonio_think about it : a file named "birtney_pussy.exe" doesn't prevent people from clicking on it you know :)03:10
LureTonio_: I agree that regular users do not understand it...03:10
Lure;-)03:10
Tonio_so the people that don't use the shell would probably enter the password whatever is the command displayed03:10
Tonio_and honnestly, this information is typically the kind of things that make linux "too complicated" is the spirit of many03:11
HobbseeTonio_: well, in the case of amarok mp3 install script, it is nice to know what is going on03:11
Hobbseetrue03:11
Tonio_I would like a "details" button that would display the command03:11
Tonio_but let it hidden by default03:12
Hobbseepoint03:12
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Tonio_that would change anything for the security concerned personn and would make it more clear for the guy that would enter the password whatever happens03:12
Tonio_Riddell: any opinion on this ?03:12
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Tonio_note that I agree seeing the command doesn't change anything except for people that are judging the "difficulty" of the system without thinking a second about it03:13
RiddellTonio_: seems fair03:13
Tonio_Riddell: the point is that I can have ideas, but not the potential to do it myself lol :)03:14
Tonio_Lure: if you have time one day hhe03:14
Tonio_Riddell: just uploaded a new kds to remove the "synchronisation" in it03:14
Tonio_in kontact. Nasty error message when clicking on it since kitchensync isn't installed by default03:14
Tonio_who is using a keyboard with specific caracters like spanish or other ?03:19
imbrandonheh Riddell when konversation 2.0 hits and i package it up we should definately put the treeview as default in k-d-s it is sooooo very nice03:19
Tonio_it looks like kde has a nasty bug I have but that I don't get in gtk apps for example03:19
imbrandonTonio_: does a windows key count as another language ? hehe just tesasin03:20
Riddellimbrandon: agreed03:20
Tonio_imbrandon: impossible to type  correctly in kde apps (except pasting from gtk one hehe)03:20
Tonio_it give this : ^e03:20
imbrandonouch03:20
Tonio_yes that's not nice.... I need to investigate this, but it looks like a kde specific issue03:21
Tonio_it happened when I migrated to edgy03:21
Tonio_it worked fine with dapper so I suspect a setting should resolve the issue03:21
imbrandonhrm what orde^path does kicker look for the distributor logo ?03:22
imbrandonorder*03:22
Tonio_hum, the keyboard issue happens with both qt and kde apps03:27
Tonio_Riddell: I'd like to investigate this, but first, do you have an opinion what "might" cause the issue ?03:27
Tonio_I've been reported it is not a local issuek, other french users have it too03:28
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bddebianHowdy03:53
Hobbseehey bddebian 03:53
bddebianHeya Hobbsee03:53
Tonio_heya bddebian03:55
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bddebianHi Tonio_03:57
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imbrandonheya bddebian04:14
bddebianHi imbrandon04:15
Hobbseedoes someone feel like calling my work tomorrow, and telling them i'm sick?04:16
imbrandonheh04:16
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imbrandonprobably not04:18
Hobbseehmmm.  probably due to doing the same thing for 8 hours, with only two minor breaks.04:19
Hobbseethat sucks.04:19
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LureRiddell: ping06:02
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LureTonio_: since Riddell is probably already travelling, I have send laptop key fixes also to your e-mail for review06:21
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Tonio_Lure: sure, but the point is I can review the package, probably not the code since I'm not very involved on that part06:24
LureTonio_: ok, np06:24
Tonio_so I will review, but certainly not upload before ridell gives his opinion :)06:24
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nixternalimbrandon, new konvo is rocking brother!!! thanks07:15
imbrandonyea very solid here too, even got Seveas to install it for a minute LOL , anyhow i'm off to nap for a few07:16
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Lureimbrandon: where can I get new konversation?07:23
imbrandondapper or edgy ?07:25
imbrandondeb http://imbrandon.com/packages edgy konversation-nightly07:25
imbrandondeb-src http://imbrandon.com/packages edgy konversation-nightly07:25
imbrandonhttp://imbrandon.com/pubkey.gpg if you need my key07:26
Lureimbrandon: edgy - thanks07:26
imbrandonand s/edgy/dapper/g if you want dapper07:26
danimoimbrandon: is a nightly build really worth it for konvi?07:26
imbrandondanimo: the konversation team wanted it, and yea there are tons of changes daily most of the time07:27
imbrandondanimo: http://imbrandon.sytes.net/ss8.png <--- thats todays daily07:27
imbrandoncheck out the new list view option07:27
imbrandon;)07:27
danimoimbrandon: ah, no more tabs07:28
danimoimbrandon: that looks cool for my widescreen07:28
imbrandonwell there are still tabs, you can choose either way07:29
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Tm_Timbrandon: mooh, not any chance to get channels numbered? like irssi ;)07:30
nixternalnow that would be kool07:31
imbrandonTm_T: poke sho in #konversation but i doubt it since they just went into feature freeze for the 0.20 release here in a few days 07:31
Tm_Tmeh07:31
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Tm_Thi abattoir 07:32
abattoirhello Tm_T :)07:33
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imbrandon_hahaha07:34
imbrandon_no more 20 chan limit ;)07:34
nixternalfound a bug i think ;)07:34
nixternalTm_T: you can meta+number to change tabs07:34
Tm_Tnixternal: I know, but that's not the same what I meant07:35
imbrandonnixternal: i can07:35
Tm_Tnixternal: I like to see just a number where is activity, not whole channel name07:35
imbrandonuse irssi then ;)07:35
Tm_Timbrandon: I do I do ;)07:36
imbrandonthats why i dont like irssi cuz i cant see the chan names ;)07:36
Tm_Thehe07:36
nixternalhehe07:36
nixternalimbrandon: i have a script that will show you all the channel names if you are interested07:36
nixternali kinda like it, but then again i don't07:36
imbrandoni found an easy way past the 20 chan limit though07:36
imbrandonnixternal: nah i dont use irssi enough07:37
nixternalso did i, i messaged an admin07:37
Tm_Timbrandon: you see, I do remember exactly what channel is what number, even if there's over 20 channels etc ;)07:37
imbrandonnixternal: how ?07:37
nixternal /msg lilo07:37
nixternallike that07:37
nixternal;)07:37
imbrandonno dodo07:37
Tm_Tnah07:37
nixternalhahahaha07:37
imbrandonwell its the same way everyone already does it actualy just can do it from one client now07:38
imbrandoneasier07:38
nixternali only use irssi for my admin stuff...you notice RichJ in a channel, that is cuz he can be op'd and using nalioth's script for backup07:38
Tm_Tugh07:38
Tm_TI use irssi for, err, irc, irc, irc, msn, jabber ...07:38
nixternali use konversation for all of that as well with bitlbee07:38
Tm_Thmm, I'm bit low on channels atm, less than 5007:39
imbrandonhttp://imbrandon.sytes.net/ss9.png <-- look at the two freenodees07:39
Tm_Toh those colours are hurting my eyes07:40
imbrandonthen use irssi on a black and green wise unix term and be happy, i'm off to sleep, gnight all ;)07:41
nixternalimbrandon: http://buntudot.org/people/~nixternal/images/konvo.jpg    <- 1 freenode more than 2007:41
Tm_Timbrandon: hehe ;)07:41
nixternal22 to be exact07:41
Tm_Tnixternal: I know, you have +r in your modes07:41
Tm_TI did too until this shell server had service cutout07:42
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yuriyhi Sime08:11
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lnxkdeI have a little problem with KDE 3.5.409:28
lnxkdeaverytime I login it ask me to take the configuration wizard 09:28
lnxkdeabout the eyecandy settings...09:29
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LureTonio_: thoenig commited some fixed for kwallet integration for knetworkmanager: http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/kdereview/knetworkmanager/src/10:54
Tonio_Lure: very interesting, let me look10:54
Tonio_we cant update the version, but we still can provide a patch10:55
Tonio_or maybe ask for uvf exception request10:55
Tonio_that would probably be better10:55
LureTonio_: why can't we update the version?10:55
Lurelot's of files changed...10:55
Luremaybe we should check with thoenig if he plans any release soon10:56
Tonio_Lure: hum, thoenig probably won't since he bases the releases on suse plan10:58
Tonio_and new opensuse is not planned for a while...10:58
LureTonio_: true - and our package is still not based on svn, right?10:59
Tonio_Lure: my package is based on svn revisions number11:00
LureTonio_: didn't we have problems with packaging version directly out of svn?11:01
Tonio_Lure: we did11:01
Tonio_Lure: but since only src had been changed, I assume I can simply update the src folder and get the same tarball structure11:02
Tonio_I'm testing11:02
Lureprobably true11:02
Tonio_if it builds, I'll do an uvf exception  request11:02
Tonio_other folders haven't been changed for month11:02
Tonio_but yes, it is quite complicated to make the tarball from svn, so we generally use suse src packages11:03
Tonio_currently building11:04
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Tonio_Lure: I'm also synching the icons since the size bugs looks like resolved11:12
Tonio_"icons are now real 22x22"11:12
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Tonio_Lure: the point is we have to update the patches, especially nodialup one11:13
LureTonio_: good. I can look into patch problems - just upload version w/o patch somewhere11:14
Tonio_I'm just doing it now11:15
Tonio_they are quite easy to port, almost nothing to change11:15
danimooha, edgy has Firefox 2.0 b1?11:22
danimothat's... edgy11:22
Luredanimo: true, particularly as it will be released after edgy (after recent slip announcement) ;-)11:23
danimowow, the edgy upgrade is running for about 2,5 hours now (not counting download time)11:24
Luredanimo: kdepim question: I got annoyed by network errors in dialogs when I am not on net - how hard you think would be to move those to status bar (= less visible)11:24
danimoLure: in kmail?11:25
Lureyep11:25
danimoLure: just send it to offline mode11:25
danimoLure: file menu11:25
danimoLure: suse even has patches to trigger offline mode from knm, but those were less than mature last time I looked11:25
Luredanimo: true, but even worse: at work I cannot access external pop, while at home I cannot access work's imap :-(11:25
Lurecurrently I workaround by having all on manual - and then using Check Mail...11:27
danimoLure: afaik you can script kmail into disabling certain accounts11:27
Luredanimo: that would be interesting, with dcop?11:27
danimoLure: but I cannot verify right now, since in the current state of upgrade it would be less than clever to start kmail11:27
danimoLure: yes11:27
danimoI can be wrong of course11:27
Lureok, will check dcop interfaces11:28
Tonio_kopete has the same problem11:38
danimoTonio_: yes, but it is unlikely that we can find a satifying solution before KDE 411:40
danimoTonio_: both apps have an offline mode11:41
danimobut the operating system needs to give hints11:41
Tonio_danimo: yes I know ;)11:42
Tonio_nice to ear that kde4 will not cause the issue11:42
Tonio_danimo: since you are here, I have a locales issue that drives me nuts11:43
Tonio_specific to kda11:43
Tonio_kde11:44
danimoTonio_: well, hopefully at least. it all depends on wether we will be able to come up with a meaningful dbus interface for offline modes on freedesktop.org11:44
Tonio_here is the point11:44
danimobut it should be problem11:44
danimoTonio_: not sure if I can help but.. .shoot11:44
Tonio_sure I can understant this :)11:44
Tonio_here it is :11:44
Tonio_I can't write ""e11:44
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Tonio_I can't write "" correctly11:44
danimo11:44
danimoactually I can11:44
Tonio_danimo: yes you have dapper11:45
danimoTonio_: not using deadkeys?11:45
Tonio_when edgy will installed that will fail11:45
danimoTonio_: not after the next reboot :)11:45
Tonio_danimo: that's it11:45
danimoTonio_: do you use deadkeys?11:45
Tonio_the point is it works in tty or gtk apps11:45
danimointeresting11:45
Tonio_but neither kde apps nor qt ones are working11:45
Tonio_I'm just wondering where could be the issue11:45
danimoTonio_: I'll have a look11:45
Tonio_that a bit weird11:45
Tonio_oki11:45
danimoTonio_: I just wonder how much longer the upgrade takes11:45
Tonio_this is really problematic for french :)11:46
danimoit's in setup phase right now11:46
Tonio_danimo: should be hat long11:46
danimoTonio_: hehe, germans can easily get around that by transscribung umlauts11:46
Tonio_unless you have a completly crazy number of packages installed11:46
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Tonio_hehe11:46
Tonio_is  existing in german ?11:46
danimolike almost all of gnome ended on my installation11:46
danimonope11:46
Tonio_I'm surprised you can write it currently11:46
danimobut I have deadkeys activated11:47
Tonio_okay11:47
Tonio_so I first would like you to confirm me if you have the issue after next reboot ;)11:47
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Tonio_that would be nice cause it is really a pain to write french11:47
Tonio_ or  are working since it isn't a french combination on french keyboard11:47
Tonio_but ^u or ^e are combinations11:48
danimoTonio_: well, french keyboards are even more painful than german ones11:48
Tonio_here is the point11:48
Tonio_well after a few years it is quite okay for me11:48
Tonio_but I agree it is by far easier okn qwerty keyboards11:48
danimoyes, I also got used to have keys like []  and {} at totally inaccessible places11:48
danimoTonio_: but trust me, after 450 pages of latex, you get used to it :)11:49
Tonio_danimo: haha11:51
danimowtf?11:53
danimowhy did the upgrade of eagle just launch eagle?11:53
danimoTonio_: hmm, dpkg-new files are for manual conflict resolution, right?12:02

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