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manchickentoma: I think that method just tells it which column to care about with tooltips.12:17
manchickentoma: But that would still help12:18
tomamanchicken: you want a pixmap and show a tooltip on mouse over or on mouse click?12:18
manchickenmouse over12:19
tomaah12:19
Riddellrobertknight: what brings you here?12:19
robertknightRiddell: I'm just keeping tabs on my distribution12:20
tomamanchicken: you could connect to slotOnItem() and then find out on which column the user hovers12:21
robertknightRiddell: Actually, I have a quick question about getting a small piece of software into Kubuntu12:21
Riddellrobertknight: what's that?12:21
manchickentoma: At that point you're assuming that it gives me a signalt at the level I need it.12:22
robertknightRiddell: Currently there is no easy way for KDE developers to provide users with access to new versions of software to test. (For testing bug fixes, HCI changes, features etc.)12:22
tomamanchicken: it gives you the item so you should be able to determine that12:23
robertknightRiddell: Something such as Klik or ZeroInstall would be very useful to provide a sandbox for users to run out-of-repo software in a safe way12:23
manchickenEach cell of a listview should be its own QWidget.12:23
manchickenThis blows.12:23
robertknightRiddell: Both have very small client programs. I was hoping that it would be possible to get one of those shipped in the default install.12:23
robertknightKlik in particular is designed to work well with KDE.  After installing the client you can point it at klik:/software-package-name and it downloads and runs the software in MacOS-fashion12:24
robertknightIt isn't a complete solution, but as a way of letting users run an "experimental" version of some softare alongside their stable one provided by the repo.12:26
robertknightRiddell: This would be for Feisty +112:31
manchickenThat'd be Gorey Gecko, right?12:31
Riddellrobertknight: people have looked at klik for ubuntu and it's had problems12:32
robertknightRiddell: What problems?12:32
Riddellpackages being unsigned is one I paticuarly dislike12:32
Riddellbut there were larger problems with getting it working, the linux build needed FUSE or something which it didn't hvae12:32
Riddellraphink was looking into it12:32
robertknightRiddell: Klik does work on the current Kubuntu though12:32
yuriyryanacka: interesting cover, but i don't like that it has beryl on it12:33
raphinkrobertknight: are you willing to help with klik integration?12:33
robertknightraphink: Yes12:34
raphinkgreat12:34
raphinkrobertknight: do you have contacts with klik devs - probono for ex?12:34
raphinkI began a spec some time ago : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KlikIntegration12:34
raphinkand we have more infos on the klik wiki12:34
raphinkthe idea was to make a systemwide install12:34
raphinkpackaging is not the hard part at all12:34
raphinkbut making klik work systemwide with fuse support12:35
robertknightraphink: No, I don't have any connections to the Klik developers at the moment. What I do have is a need to be able to publish updates of KDE software for people to test.12:35
raphinkit's not acceptable to get fuse installed in ~ obviously12:35
robertknightraphink: Is a system-wide install necessary to begin with?12:35
raphinkrobertknight: all programs should be installed in /usr/bin, /bin/, /usr/sbin or /sbin12:36
raphinkthere's no reason to install a program in ~12:36
raphinkeven if it was doable cleanly12:36
raphinkI don't see a reason for an except with klik12:36
raphinkthe klik client should be installed in ~12:36
raphinkit should use fuse12:36
raphinkwith special authorization for users in the fuse unix group12:37
raphinkto mount cmg images running the klik client from /usr/bin12:37
raphinkif it's not this way, it's not proper to distribute it12:37
robertknightraphink: Just to clarify, this is just the client that needs to be in /usr/bin12:37
raphinkwhat else?12:37
raphinkcmg images can be in ~ without a problem12:38
robertknightraphink: The .cmg files can still go wherever?12:38
raphinkor ~/Desktop for that matter12:38
raphinksince it's the default behaviour so far iirc12:38
raphinkjust as it's firefox default's behaviour to download files in ~/Desktop12:38
raphinkhttp://klik.atekon.de/wiki/index.php/Dapper12:39
yuriymanchicken: is it possible to get the rectangle of that cell in the list? and then use maybeTip() to display a tooltip attached to the list only for that rectangle?12:39
raphinkif you need help, you can always ping me robertknight12:40
raphinkand we can work on a proper solution if you're wanting to work on it12:40
manchickenyuriy: I'm trying to, but I can't get it to call maybeTip()...12:40
robertknightraphink: I am happy to work on it, scratching an itch and all.12:40
robertknightraphink: But I want to know whether it will be accepted12:40
raphinkit might be accepted if it's properly done12:41
raphinkand I think i've listed the conditions in my spec12:41
raphinkdid you ever make deb packages?12:42
robertknightraphink: I have only ever modified a few deb packages to incorporate fixes.12:42
robertknightraphink: I am interested in a solution which is at least potentially cross-distro12:42
raphinkhmmm12:42
raphinkrobertknight: then you should primarily work with the klik team to provide a clean tarball12:43
raphinkthat installs klik systemwide with fuse support12:43
raphinkwith proper conf in /etc, proper binaries in /usr/bin12:43
raphinkand a Makefile to install all this12:43
raphinkthen the packaging work will be fairly easy for all distros12:43
robertknightSo the basic task is to make the klik client much more packager-friendly?12:44
raphinkfor me12:44
raphinkthe main task is to make the klik client installable from a tarball12:45
raphinkby untarring the tarball12:45
raphinkand running "make && make install"12:45
robertknightHave you discussed this with the klik developers?12:45
raphinksure12:45
raphinkand we came to the pages I've posted the URIs of12:45
raphinkdid you read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KlikIntegration ?12:46
robertknightYes, there is just quite a lot there to get my head around12:46
raphinksure12:47
raphink:)12:47
Riddellrobertknight: have you seen the patches we made to konsole recently?12:47
robertknightRiddell: No, not yet.12:47
yuriymanchicken: looks like http://www.klaralvdalens-datakonsult.se/docfiles/Chapter_3.6.pdf talks about exactly this, though i'm sure it's all stuff you already know12:47
robertknightRiddell: Are they changes that should go upstream?12:47
robertknightraphink: There is a link to a "potential deb package for klik" (dated Feb last year)12:48
robertknighthttp://svn.berlios.de/viewcvs/fullstory/klik/trunk/12:48
raphinkI didn't test them12:48
raphinkI'll have a quick look at them before going to bed ;)12:49
robertknightPerhaps that is a good starting point12:49
raphinknot sure12:49
raphinkdepends whether upstream worked on the suitable pionts12:49
raphinkpoints12:49
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raphinkfrom reading debian/rules12:50
raphinkI'm not happy with this package12:50
raphinkinstall/klik::12:50
raphink        dh_installmime12:50
raphink        cp applnk/directory debian/klik/usr/share/applnk/klik/.directory12:50
raphink        cp applications/cmgrun.desktop debian/klik/usr/share/applications/.cmgrun.desktop12:50
raphinkthis won't be accepted12:50
raphink1) applnk is obsolete12:50
raphink2) installing invisible desktop files in /usr/share/applications is something I've never seen and I don't understand why it would be done12:51
Riddellrobertknight: http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/konsole/kdebase_3.5.5a.dfsg.1-1ubuntu19.debdiff http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/konsole/kdelibs_3.5.5a.dfsg.1-3ubuntu10.debdiff12:51
raphink3) it doesn't install anything else so I guess running this stuff would copy the klik client into ~, which is not acceptable12:51
Riddellrobertknight: it lets you attach another program's pty to an embedded konsole12:51
Riddellrobertknight: we need it for the dist-upgrade tool for dpkg processes12:51
robertknightRiddell: I get a 403 error12:51
Riddellpermissions fixed12:52
robertknightRiddell: There is at least one open bug report asking for the ability to attach to an arbitrary PTY in Konsole12:52
raphinkrobertknight: it seems to be on the way to be acceptable12:53
raphinkbut I don't think it's the role of the klik team to provide a deb12:53
raphinkthey shoudl provide a tarball with a working Makefile to isntall klik systemwide12:54
raphinkthen I would be happy to make the package12:54
raphinkI might try to find the time to have a look at it12:55
raphinkbut I can't promise12:55
raphinkI think from where it stands now, something good could be done in a short time12:55
raphinkbut for now, it's bed time for me :)12:55
robertknightraphink: Thanks, I will get in touch soon. Have a good night :)12:55
raphinkrobertknight: don't hesitate to contact me though :)12:55
raphinkbye12:55
ash211did anyone here see bug 81768 ?12:57
UbugtuMalone bug 81768 in amarok "Don't compile amarok packages with Stack Smashing Protection" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8176812:57
robertknightRiddell: Thanks for the patch. I will review it for inclusion upstream.12:58
robertknightRiddell: Is it okay for me to get in touch with Michael Vogt to discuss the finer points?12:58
ash211apparently SSP on Amarok messes up collection scanning of UTF-8 files12:59
Riddellrobertknight: certainly01:00
Riddellash211: any idea how to actually do that?  is it a gcc flag?01:01
ash211dsas mentioned how to do it yesterday01:02
ash211let me look through the logs, I forget01:02
ash211<dsas> ash211: I think ssp is enabled by default for every package, so as such it's probably amarok that would need changing, but gcc, that said it probably needs a decision from the amarok maintainers.01:02
ash211<dsas> ash211: [snip]  if I recall correctly ssp is not something specified in a debian/rules packaging file but further down the toolchain.01:02
ash211that's pretty much all I know01:03
ash211might have found relative info:01:05
ash211"When building a patched gcc, the ./configure --enable-stack-protector  option can be used to build a gcc which uses -fstack-protector by default. In this scenario, the -fno-stack-protector switch must be used to build a source file without SSP"01:05
ash211http://d-sbd.alioth.debian.org/www/?page=ssp01:05
ash211so using -fno-stack-protector looks like it would work01:06
Riddellash211: fancy having a go at making .debs with that flag?01:07
manchickenSWEET!01:07
ash211I've never done any MOTU work, so I'd be quite inefficient in a first shot01:07
manchickenIt's calling maybeTip() now.01:07
ash211no packaging, I mean01:08
yuriy: )01:08
Riddellash211: I nee#d to go to bed now, but give it a shot if you want, apt-get source amarok, edit debian/rules with adding CXXFLAGS := -fno-stack-protector  and see if that works, debuild to build01:09
ash211I'll see what I can do01:09
ash211thanks01:10
Riddellask here or #ubuntu-motu for help01:12
ash211i've been compiling svn amarok for a while, so it's just the packaging I'm unfamiliar with01:13
ash211it's download the .tar now :)01:13
ash211do I run debuild in the amarok-1.4.4 directory?01:19
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manchickenyuriy and toma are both my heroes.01:28
tomamanchicken: did i help?01:28
manchickenYup.01:28
manchickenCould someone me with the copy for this tooltip?01:31
manchickenI came up with: This logo indicates that this package is officially supported by the Kubuntu development and support teams.01:31
manchickenI'm guessing we'll need internationalization as well...01:31
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manchickenWeaksauce01:33
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manchickenPatch submitted.02:02
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Hobbseeanyone feel like upgrading kipi plugins05:53
Hobbsee?05:53
MezHobbsee, no idea what they are06:14
HobbseeMez: used in digikam. it's in main.06:14
Hobbseedunno who usually does it / if they plan to06:14
MezHobbsee, changelog?06:14
Hobbseeie, havent looked06:15
manchickenHobbsee: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MikeStemleJr ^_^07:02
Hobbseemanchicken: nice :D07:04
manchickenI like it ^_^07:04
Mezhmm07:04
Mezwhy does qtparted not have an option to create an ext3 partition07:05
Hobbseemanchicken: :)  going for membership, or what?07:07
HobbseeMez: because it doesnt like you...07:07
manchickenI'd be lying if I said no, but it's not at the top of my priorities.07:08
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manchickenI'm just having fun hacking.07:08
Hobbseemanchicken: ahh :)07:09
Hobbseemanchicken: usually people only update them when someone's explictly going to look at them, ie membership :P07:09
manchickenAh.07:10
manchickenI didn't have one.07:11
manchickenBut no, I wouldn't have a problem being considered for membership ;)07:12
Hobbseehehe07:13
nixternalHobbsee: -1 on him and membership :)07:15
Hobbseenixternal: *grin*07:15
nixternalhehe07:15
nixternalI was supposed to do a lot of work today, and did absolutely nothing07:15
nixternaland now it is time to goto bed07:16
nixternalhopefully I can work on some stuff tomorrow07:16
manchickenWow.07:16
nixternalor today07:16
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nixternalhehe07:16
manchickenTotally burned.07:17
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nixternalg'nite!07:18
Hobbseenight nixternal!07:19
yuriymanchicken: i didn't realize i actually said anything helpful but thanks for mentioning me :)07:21
manchickenyuriy: That PDF was the breakthrough I needed.07:22
yuriyah07:22
yuriygoogle is your friend ;)07:22
manchickenI'd been googling all week off and on.07:24
manchickenI guess I just didn't go deep enough.07:24
yuriyheh looks like i was looking for this a day early: http://dot.kde.org/1169902218/07:26
Hobbseehehe, yeah07:27
manchickenHobbsee: Would I be premature in going for membership?07:35
Hobbseemanchicken: dunno07:38
manchickenNor am I.07:39
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manchickeneither way.07:39
Hobbseei'm sure i should know though07:39
manchickenheh07:39
ajmitchyes, you should07:41
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yuriywow they even made it so you don't have to put in the .h when including qt4 libraries. neat.07:55
manchickenThat's a C++ thing.  I never understood what the big deal was.07:58
yuriyhmm really? because there is a little "qt include syntax" section in the project options for qt3 style or qt4 style so i thought it was a qmake thing08:00
manchickenI would think includes are C/C++ preprocessor...08:01
yuriywell it is in the c++ support section08:02
manchickenEither way, I never understood what the point was.08:03
manchickenEither way.08:03
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wgwhey kwwii, are you active at the moment?09:02
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Lurepython-dbus 0.80.1 breaks quidance-power-manager ;-(09:59
Luremainloop is now explicitly required by dbus.SystemBus()09:59
Luresebas: ^^^10:00
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hungerWow, you are fast, guys! I just wanted to ask about kdevelop 3.4 and it is already available in feisty.12:50
mhbhunger: edgy too12:55
hungermhb: Wow!12:55
hungerI am impressed!12:55
Lurehunger: thank Riddell!12:56
hungerRiddell: Thank you! You rock!12:56
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HobbseeRiddell blushing?12:58
hungerHobbsee: I sometimes have that effect on men;-)12:58
Hobbseehunger: uh....12:58
hungerHobbsee: Unfortunately never on women;-)12:59
Hobbseepoor you :P12:59
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mhbwho's responsible for guidance-power-manager?01:02
mhb== who works on it :o)01:03
Riddellmhb: we all do!01:03
mhbhmm01:03
hungerwill that stay the pm of the day in feisty?01:03
Riddellyes01:04
mhbis it normal that it takes 128MB RAM after a while ?01:04
hungerkpowersave was much nicer... too bad.01:04
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marseillai_mhb: hunger wait for 0.7.1 version .... there's no more powersaved dependency01:13
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Riddellfreeflying: your dapper CDs arrived back at my flat the other day01:22
freeflyingRiddell: dapper's?01:22
Riddellfreeflying: yes, big box I sent you for dapper release01:23
Riddellit must have gone half way around the world and back01:23
freeflying:)01:23
freeflyingbut I javen't heard of anything about it here  :)01:24
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jeroenvrpKDevelop 3.4 Released with Kubuntu Packages: the 'read more' link links since yesterday to http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-356.php01:32
Riddelljeroenvrp: that's the correct page01:32
jeroenvrpmm01:33
jeroenvrpoh yes01:33
jeroenvrpI see it01:33
jeroenvrpconfusing01:33
RiddellI'll change the headline01:33
jeroenvrpgood01:33
Riddellvoila01:35
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Hobbseehey imbrandon02:57
Hobbseeimbrandon: did you want to package up 1.4.5 when it's released, or did you want me to?  (amarok)02:58
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MetaBookfoziShi all04:01
MetaBookfoziSi'm a beginner in this case, but i want to help the community04:01
MetaBookfoziSso i have seen on kde-apps somebodys publicates packages related to other kde projects04:02
MetaBookfoziSso i wanna ask, if i create a pkg with checkinstall, can i just publicate that?04:02
MetaBookfoziSor has it a secret that i don'T know04:02
Jucatobtw, checkinstall isn't recommended for creating correct and proper Kubuntu packages, afaik04:03
MetaBookfoziSbut i'm only have know that, and i have succesfully maked a package for krusader 1.80-beta1 and polyester 1.004:03
MetaBookfoziSthe latest in kubuntu erpos is 1.70 and 0.9904:04
MetaBookfoziSso i think this is usefull for who can't compile thats or don'T want to install gigs of devel packages:)04:04
MetaBookfoziSand, krusader won't ./configure-s because it finds at the wrong path the italian documentations, so that need to modify.04:05
MetaBookfoziSso i just want upload these packages, if no other judgement04:05
fdovingMetaBookfoziS: join #ubuntu-motu and ask about making proper packages. we don't recommend using checkinstalled packages. :)04:11
MetaBookfoziSbut that is aproblem?04:12
Jucato(he won't listen to me... so better let a MOTU say it...)04:12
MetaBookfoziSi think i'm don't udnerstand something:)04:12
fdovingmaking checkinstall packages and distributing? - well the problem is that checkinstall install packages to whereever the upstream project wants to place the files, in ubuntu and other distros specific files must be placed at their proper locations, for everything to work out properly.04:13
JucatoMetaBookfoziS: if you want your package to 1) be accepted into Kubuntu (if you want to contribute it) or 2) be acknowledge as a properly built package for Kubuntu, then you'd have to follow that guide and *not* use checkinstall04:13
fdovingMetaBookfoziS: also, we have rules for including the correct copyright information, and licenses with the packages we make, that way we ensure to distribute the software legally.04:14
MetaBookfoziSoh yes, but i'M only wanted first to only publicate that on kde-apps, not to the official packages, i haven't got enough time for that, and maintain and etc04:14
MetaBookfoziSjust i saw, checkinstal creteed a package and i thought about it:)04:14
MetaBookfoziSa+e-04:14
MetaBookfoziSbut okay, if i'm at home, i read that doc you linked04:15
JucatoMetaBookfoziS: well, even if just for kde-apps. if you want to ensure that your package will not give problems on Kubuntu systems, wouldn't you want to build it properly from the very beginning? :)04:15
MetaBookfoziSehm04:16
MetaBookfoziSok:)04:16
MetaBookfoziSbrb, good bye04:21
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hungerIs it possible thta guidance-power-manager is leaking memory?09:24
crimsunanything's possible.09:24
crimsundoes valgrind affirm it?09:24
hungerVirt size 985MB, RES 648MB...09:25
hungercrimsun: Haven't tried, but top says it is the app using 90% of my memory... next up with regard to memory consumption is konqueror using 6%.09:26
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crimsunsuspicious, certainly. Hopefully you're not using compiz/beryl, too.09:31
hungercrimsun: nope. just plain x.org.09:32
crimsunI would follow with a valgrind trace, then.09:34
hungerdoes valgrind work with python apps?09:55
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manchickenDamn, why didn't anybody tell me how deep launchpad and bzr worked together?10:07
manchickenThis is sweet.10:07
manchickenThough konq still seems to have trouble rendering launchpad.  Hopefully that'll be better in kde4.10:07
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Tm_Tmanchicken: ?10:11
manchickenTm_T: Wuddup?10:11
Tm_TWhat rendering trouble?10:11
Lurehunger: edgy or feisty?10:17
hungerLure: feisty.10:17
ajmitchmanchicken: it's barely scratching the surface of bzr integration so far10:17
manchickenGood.10:18
Lurehunger: interesting... it does not grow here... Can you start it from Konsole to see if it prints any messages out?10:18
manchickenTm_T: Just slow to render.  that's all.10:18
manchickenajmitch: Is it a good idea to link branches to specs?10:18
ajmitchmanchicken: why not?10:18
manchickenDunno.10:18
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manchickenNot sure if it's being too forward or not.10:18
ajmitchdepends10:18
ajmitchbranches should also link to bugs soon10:19
hungerLure: power-manager: ERROR: Communication problem with power-manager, it probably crashed.10:19
manchickenI'm not a big-time contributor by any means, but I would like to make sure that folks looking at the specs know which use cases have been implemented.10:19
Lurehunger: ignore that one ;-)10:19
RiddellLure: I've had other complaints about guidance using lots of memory in feisty10:19
hungerLure: "Warning: policy from config file not supported", but nothing else.10:19
manchickenRiddell: How's it going?10:19
Riddellmanchicken: how's what going?10:20
manchickenRiddell: Life, liberty, and the persuit of happiness.10:20
manchickenOr whatever.10:20
manchicken^_610:20
LureRiddell: it may be that sebas and me do not see this as we are restarting it too often ;-)10:20
Riddelllife is good, liberty was good but then I read that Bill Gates is coming to the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday, and I'm always ecstatically happy10:21
LureRiddell: btw, python-dbus 0.80 upload broke powermanager10:21
Riddellerk10:21
manchickenRiddell: Persuit of happiness?10:21
LureRiddell: say hello to Bill in my name ;-)10:21
manchickenRiddell: Should I be linking branches to these adept specs as I complete features?10:22
Riddellmanchicken: linking branches?10:22
manchickenI figured folks may want to know... but I'm not sure if that's how we do things.10:22
manchickenYeah, in launchpad you can link branches to specs.10:22
Riddelldidn't know that, but sounds like a useful idea10:22
manchickenOkie dokie.  I'll carry on then.10:22
manchickenI got my tooltips in there.10:23
manchickenNow I'm trying to decide whether I want to experiment with the sources editor thing, or stick changelog support into the updater.10:23
manchickenI'm thinking changelogs.10:24
manchickenright now there's zero changelog support there.10:24
manchickenWhereas there is some sources.list support.10:25
manchickenOkay, I have my branches linked to that spec.10:26
manchickenI've been kinda playing with launchpad last night and again this afternoon.10:26
RiddellI'm looking at the sources editor, I've already started it10:30
Riddellchangelogs would be cool10:30
manchickenOkie dokie.10:31
manchickenAre you doing the python conversion?10:31
manchickenI still think that with the massive undertaking that port would be, it might be easier to just implement the UI change by updating the existing adept interface.10:32
manchickenThat's just going to be a long, tedious port.10:32
Riddellit's not too massive, I've done the UI10:32
Riddelljust need to do the functionality10:33
Riddelland bits can be missed out if time runs out10:33
manchickenThat's cool.  You know the proggy better than I.10:34
manchickenI've never even used that program before.  Only adept.10:34
manchickenRiddell: You got some time to /msg for a bit?10:39
Riddellmanchicken: ok10:45
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Zerlinnaping Riddell11:06
Riddellhi Zerlinna11:13
Zerlinnahi Riddell :-) ... is it true that as a member one can have an something@kubuntu.org alias?11:14
Riddellyes, it is indeed11:15
Riddellit works with your launchpad username11:15
Zerlinnagreat11:15
Zerlinnahow can I get it?11:16
Riddellit should work automatically11:16
Zerlinnaoh... wow.. then I'll just try it out :D11:16
Zerlinnathank you11:16
Riddellworking?11:25
manchickenAre kubuntu members also ubuntu members?11:26
Riddellyes11:26
manchickenLaunchpad has all of those "this group is related to this group" thing at the bottom, but it's not worded very clearly.11:26
Riddellbut ubuntu members aren't kubuntu members, so you get two for one with us :)11:26
crimsunclever.11:27
manchickenheh11:27
ajmitchthe rest of us mere ubuntu members are disenfranchised11:27
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ZerlinnaRiddell: not by now.. where is it forwarded, to the "preferred contact adress"?11:28
RiddellZerlinna: yes11:29
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raphinkif anyone is willing to have a look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=422111:38
raphinkit would be nice11:38
raphinkthis is a very promising app :)11:38
raphinks/very/_VERY_/11:38
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