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bobesponjado I need to add a line to sources.list? I can't get kde4 beta3 packages here00:40
DaSkreechbobesponja: read the topic in #kubuntu00:43
bobesponjaDaSkreech: it gives a link to the kubuntu.org page that says to install kdebase-workspace and kde4base-dev, but I already have those and they are beta 200:46
DaSkreechbobesponja: Gutsy?00:50
bobesponjaDaSkreech: yep00:53
DaSkreechand you don't have kdebase-workspace in universe ?00:54
bobesponjaDaSkreech: i do have it but only 3.9400:55
DaSkreechbobesponja: how are you installing?00:55
DaSkreech Apt-get or adept?00:55
bobesponjaapt get00:56
DaSkreechrun a apt-cache policy kdebase-workspace00:56
DaSkreechand pastebin it00:56
bobesponjakdebase-workspace:00:57
bobesponja  Installed: 3.94.0-0ubuntu200:57
bobesponja  Candidate: 3.94.0-0ubuntu200:57
bobesponja  Version table:00:57
bobesponja *** 3.94.0-0ubuntu2 000:57
bobesponja        500 http://mir1.ovh.net gutsy/universe Packages00:57
bobesponja        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status00:57
DaSkreech!paste00:57
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)00:57
DaSkreechhttp://www.kde.org/info/3.94.php00:58
DaSkreechbobesponja: ^^^00:58
bobesponjaDaSkreech: but 3.94 is beta2, not beta3 right?01:02
DaSkreechbobesponja: read the link01:02
bobesponjaDaSkreech: this page is wrong: http://www.kde.org/info/3.95.php01:09
bobesponjaDaSkreech: beta 3 is 3.95 not 9401:09
DaSkreechIf you say so :)01:10
DaSkreechI trust The KDE website a little more01:10
DaSkreechbut I may defer to you01:10
ugabobesponja: my kde reads right now... 3.95, beta 4 =)01:16
ugaso now, what's right and what's not ;))01:16
uganot talking about docs. Talking about "about kde" menu :P01:16
bobesponjaDaSkreech: im pretty sure about this, check kde svn or whatever01:17
bobesponjaits not about me against kde or you for that matter :)01:18
DaSkreechbobesponja: Where are you looking in the SVn ?01:18
bobesponjatags01:18
ugain case you don't believe me: http://www.telefonica.net/web/ugarro/version.png01:19
ugaupdated from svn around half an hour ago01:21
DaSkreechbobesponja: Sooo what's BEta 4?01:22
bobesponjaDaSkreech: KDE 3.95 was released on October 30th, 2007. http://www.kde.org/info/3.95.php says it all01:22
DaSkreechbobesponja: Yes01:22
DaSkreechit says Beta 401:23
ugabobesponja: http://websvn.kde.org/tags/KDE/3.95/kdelibs/INSTALL?view=log01:23
ugaread there01:23
ugait's under 3.95 tag01:23
DaSkreechthe info/3.94.php says BEta 301:23
ugaand says... guess...01:23
ugatagging KDE 4.0 beta4 / KDE Platform RC101:23
ugaand I somehow trust Dirk =)01:23
bobesponjalol ok then I had 3.94 on my laptop since w few weeks already :)01:25
DaSkreechbobesponja: Thumbs up01:25
DaSkreechAnother satisfied customer :)01:25
bobesponjabut how can i have 3.94 since a few weeks if it was released a few day ago, it must be an old snapshot or something01:26
ugabobesponja: 3.95 was released a few days ago01:26
uganot 3.9401:26
uga3.95 was tagged on the 26th October01:27
uga7 days ago01:27
bobesponjaok so whys that on not on kubuntu then??? kidding01:28
DaSkreechbobesponja: read the topic in here now01:28
ugaI really don't see the point on any distro providing these packs anyway...01:28
DaSkreechuga: ???01:28
ugafor devels, there's svn. And users shouldn't use it, imho01:28
DaSkreechrelease early relelase often01:29
ugathere's no much point in devels using snapshots01:29
DaSkreech get feedback01:29
ugaand feedback is what... "It's broken"? =)01:29
DaSkreech Aaron having a Bug Krush on Saturday(today)01:29
DaSkreechthat's all useful stuff01:29
DaSkreechuga: Yes if they can point out stuff that might be missed otherwise01:29
ugaokay, but I don't see the desktop being usable in this state01:30
ugaDaSkreech: so far not even kmail has worked, the desktop cannot be customised in any manner, and lots of kcm modules cannot be tested because the privilege management problem01:31
ugathose are the things that most users would report about01:31
DaSkreechNot even Kmail sure choose a simple app why don't you01:31
DaSkreech ignore all the ones that worm01:31
DaSkreechwork01:31
DaSkreechbut do silly things like have an option to remove the menu bar but Ctrl+M doesn't work01:32
ugaDaSkreech: what does any Bob user do with his pc on a daily basis01:32
ugawrite in word, send e-mails and customise his desktop01:32
ugaftp...? web?01:32
DaSkreechuga: This is NOT being pitched at Bob D. User right now01:32
ugaDaSkreech: THAT's my point =)01:32
DaSkreechBut it equally should not be hid from the world01:32
ugait's aimed at developers mostly01:32
nosrednaekimyes!01:32
ugaso why provide distro packages01:32
nosrednaekimthanks!01:32
ugaDaSkreech: now you follow me? :P01:32
DaSkreechuga: So IRC has a monopoly on developers?01:33
ugauhm?01:33
DaSkreechHave you spoken to apaku ?01:33
nosrednaekimthis is open source we are talking about... why not make it easier on people who woul compile it just to see it?01:33
uganosrednaekim: sure, if they can provide good feedback01:33
DaSkreechCause not everyone has that time01:34
DaSkreechdipping toes allows you to get in when comfortable01:34
ugaokay, I understand your point01:34
DaSkreechHardcore devs will compile from SVN just cause01:34
DaSkreechthose with jobs/mates/familes/lives may not have that impetus but seeing something nearly working will tip them over into adding suggestions/code/good valid bugs01:35
ugasorry, I was seeing these kde4 packs as oriented towards the average user01:35
DaSkreechuga: I don't see KDE 4.0 as aimed to the average user :-p01:35
ugaI dont' see either. That's why I'm surprised about the .debs01:35
ugaI can see many people expect too much from them01:36
DaSkreechYes true but What does it hurt them?01:36
ugathey may switch over to gnome, you know? =)01:36
DaSkreechand if it brings in one new dev or pair of eyeballs a week01:36
ugascared of the future :P01:36
DaSkreechuga: :-P Yeah good luck with that01:37
nosrednaekimthey are warned of its quality, and quite frankly I haven't heard many serious complaints01:37
nosrednaekim(about fears for the future)01:37
ugashit, I was clicking on the close window icon, on my screenie01:39
ugaI hate when screenies look exactly like one's desktop ;)01:39
nosrednaekimhaha01:40
ugaI may use gwenview in fullscreen mode to protect the desktop from unwanted users, hehe01:40
DaSkreechHa ha01:40
DaSkreechwouldn't the preview in the pager give it away ?01:41
ugapager? what pager?01:41
ugaeven the systray is off the screen right now01:41
DaSkreechah ok01:42
ugamy kde4 pager doesn't show any previews01:42
ugaand there's none on the desktop by default01:42
nosrednaekimuga: you are using kde4 now?01:44
ugayes01:44
uganosrednaekim: the screenie I posted here is my current desktop01:44
ugayou know... eat your own dog food01:45
nosrednaekimI must not have been around then....01:46
uganosrednaekim: [02:19] <uga> in case you don't believe me: http://www.telefonica.net/web/ugarro/version.png01:46
ugawhen we were figuring out what version no. corresponded to what beta release01:46
nosrednaekimits easy.... add one to the beta version... divide by 100, and add 3.901:48
nosrednaekim;)01:48
ugalol01:48
uganosrednaekim: well, I knew what it was, but bob didn't believe us ;)01:48
nosrednaekimE|:-}>01:48
uganosrednaekim: and... no01:49
ugabeta 4 isn't 3.9401:49
ugait's 3.9501:49
ugaso your maths are off by 1 ;)01:49
nosrednaekimi said add *1*01:50
ugaoh sorry, I missed that01:50
nosrednaekim:D01:50
ugaI used sentence gap autocompletion... :P01:50
nosrednaekimyeah, I really should stop puctuating with periods like that01:50
nosrednaekimits almost as bad as Aaron's obsession with no capitals01:51
nosrednaekimuga: oooo you got compositing working :)01:52
nosrednaekimhave to go,big test tomorrow, c ya01:53
ugauhm? doesn't compositing work for everyone?01:59
DaSkreechNope02:06
* DaSkreech kicks Live Cds02:06
DaSkreechHey man02:15
coreymon77huh?02:23
coreymon77what did i miss02:23
DaSkreechcoreymon77: Beta 3 bumping up a version number02:25
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DaSkreechJucato:  I recently read that one of the objectives in the roadmap for 8.04 was that Kubuntu had to catch up with all the features that Ubuntu offers. I hope that means that Kubuntu will get as much attention as Ubuntu gets.03:12
nixternalkde4pim is giving me a headache03:21
nixternalahh, finially it configured03:21
yuriyDaSkreech: i don't think attention is a feature ;)03:25
DaSkreechha ha :)03:26
Jucatonixternal!!!!!03:26
Jucatodang! I needed to catch up w/ you but I need to disappear now :(03:27
nixternallovely03:28
nixternalI am trying to finish up the Beta 4 builds so I can sleep03:28
nixternalI have a silly busy day tomorrow :(03:28
Jucatonixternal: what's this I hear about you and .doc files? :)03:29
nixternalme?03:29
nixternalI don't think so03:29
nixternalif I send you a word processed file, it will be .tex03:30
nixternalI don't mess with no stinkin' .doc or .odf03:30
nixternalyou have been talking with eddie03:30
Jucatoto the chicago list?03:30
* Jucato whistles innocently...03:30
nixternalya, that was eddie :)03:30
* Jucato wonders what a rodeo looks like...03:31
nixternalyou need to stop listening to eddie03:32
Jucatohahaha03:32
nixternalhe is bad for your health03:32
Jucatolol03:32
Jucato:D03:32
nixternalsucks too, I was supposed to go see a talk on Conary tomorrow03:32
Jucatoaw...03:33
Jucatooh so its "Conary"...03:33
JucatoI kept on thinking in my head Coronary....03:33
nixternalI was planning, well myself and this DD Dirk, to show up and out package them03:33
nixternalhah, it will probably leard to a coronary03:33
Jucatohaha03:33
nixternalman, kdepim takes longer than kdebase to build03:34
Jucatoyes I've noticed that03:34
Jucatokdepim is by far, the longest03:34
Jucatokdepim > kdebase > kdelibs03:35
nixternaleddie is e.tarded03:35
nixternalhe is complaining that there are no krecipes docs, and I know I edited them last year helping them out03:36
JucatoI'm sure you meant that in a loving way :)03:36
nixternalya, he doesn't pay attention to recommends03:36
nixternalbecause there is krecipes-docs03:36
Jucatohahaha until recently, I didn't either03:36
Jucatobut ever since the modification of kubuntu-desktop, I started paying attention to recommends03:36
Jucatooh krap, now I have to go... me and my mom are going to the mall... wonder what stuff I'd be able to buy :)03:37
DaSkreechYay krecipe!03:37
DaSkreech is that still alive ?03:37
nixternalmuheheh, get some c++ books!03:37
nixternalDaSkreech: heck ya, it is the greatest app in the world03:37
DaSkreechCool I have a Feature idea03:37
DaSkreechMailing list I assume ?03:37
Jucatohope I can see an *updated* C++ book :)03:37
Jucatoor maybe python..03:37
Jucatoanyway... later!03:38
nixternalwait until I publish my coconut, walnut, chocolate chip cookie bars with a toffee and graham cracker crust!03:38
DaSkreechnixternal: on GHNS !03:38
nixternalI will be at GNHS tomorrow03:39
DaSkreechTo quote one of theUpper class03:39
DaSkreechThatsHawt!03:39
DaSkreechAnyone in #kde4-krush ?04:14
yuriyhey, maybe that's what i should do04:14
yuriybeta4 packages would help...04:15
nixternalDaSkreech: I almost forgot about that04:16
nixternalI am in there now04:16
DaSkreechYup04:16
nixternaland I have 3 simultaneous KDE 4 builds going on04:16
DaSkreechI'm about to drop04:16
DaSkreechnixternal: See if the new devices notifier applet is still broken04:16
yuriybuilding kde4 would help me actually help with this...04:17
yuriyhow long would it take?04:17
DaSkreechnixternal: And just kinda randomly open up apps and see if Ctrl+M works and if they ahve the option to remove the menu bar in the view menu04:17
DaSkreechnixternal: They should either have both or have none04:17
DaSkreechonly set of obvious bugs I can think of right now04:18
DaSkreechYou too yuriy :)04:20
Riddellscott says /win 2804:20
Riddellcool04:20
yuriyDaSkreech: me too what?04:22
DaSkreechyuriy: After youbuild kinda open random apps and see if it has a View -> remove menu bar04:22
DaSkreechIf it does see if Ctrl+M works04:23
DaSkreechif it doesn'tthat's a bug04:23
yuriywell i haven't started building.. i don't really know where to start, actually04:23
yuriyit's getting late but depending on how long it takes i might give it a shot04:23
DaSkreechnixternal: ping04:23
nixternalyo04:24
DaSkreechHow long to build KDE404:24
nixternalcouple of hours04:24
DaSkreechyuriy: You pulling code?04:24
nixternalkdepim takes forever04:24
nixternalRiddell: I will have ALL OF BETA 4 COMPLETE SOON!04:24
Riddellholy guacamole04:24
nixternalmmm guacamole04:25
nixternalI had Portillos hotdogs for dinner :)04:25
DaSkreechha ha04:25
DaSkreechnixternal: funny that's my suggestion for Krecipe04:25
nixternalwhat is?04:25
nixternalportillos hot dogs?04:25
* DaSkreech nods04:25
nixternalI think Dick Portillo would have you whacked04:25
DaSkreechI was doing a recipe for a hot dog type meal04:26
DaSkreechand thought Hey Krecipe could be better!04:26
nixternalI need to do my tequila shrimp recipe, and my tequila mahi mahi tacos04:26
nixternalI think we need to setup a SQL server where we can share our recipes04:27
DaSkreechThey need to be able to flag ingredients as optional04:27
DaSkreechnixternal: No need04:27
DaSkreech GHNS2 :)04:27
nixternalok, fill me in, because that is the 2nd time you have said it, and I have no clue what you are talking about04:27
nixternalnever mind, if I put the letters together, i get it04:28
nixternalget hot new stuff (I guess when it works) :)04:28
DaSkreechYup :)04:28
DaSkreechannma and I have been preaching it for months now04:29
yuriyok pulling *yawn*04:29
DaSkreechyuriy: well if the feathered bed calls as is mine pull and start the compile04:32
DaSkreech AAron says that he may have these every saturday04:33
DaSkreech that gives you a full days head start :)04:33
DaSkreechOr a week depending :)04:33
DaSkreechwhoops04:34
DaSkreechaaron04:34
DaSkreech no caps04:35
yuriydamn even a pull takes a while... maybe i shouldn't have done all modules04:36
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Seregamorning06:23
mhbgood morning08:10
mhbinteresting discussions in #ubuntu-devel this morning, although a bit depressing for some (like me)08:43
Hobbseemorning mhb09:52
* Hobbsee wonders what it was09:52
Czessi-mmorning09:53
* buz is trying to figure out why hal wont send a new device message to kde when a device mapper storage device is added?09:54
mhbHobbsee: some people complained about Kubuntu being unable to upgrade (which is a very common bug) and the Ubuntu developers being kind of oblivious about that09:56
Hobbseeah09:57
Hobbseewell, it's hard to know about kubuntu stuff when it mostly happens in here09:57
* Hobbsee is reading the log09:57
mhbHobbsee: they don't really care as long as it doesn't affect Ubuntu or it is a (much money) paying customer, I guess. That is okay and perfectly understandable, but a bit depressing for me.09:57
Hobbseenixternal: vista first, now gnome.  what next level will you fall to?09:59
persiaHi.  Is this a main-only space, or can I ask about packaging hints for universe KDE packages as well?09:59
mhbyou can ask about whatever you like :o)10:00
Hobbseehiya persia10:00
* mhb is not a packager so he won't be of much use, though10:00
Hobbseepersia: anything kde is fine.10:00
persiaGreat!  I'm currently patching codeine for the libxine transition, and I can't get it to build.  scons complains kde-config is missing, and I should install kdebase-devel.  I'm not finding kdebase-devel in the apt-cache of my hardy chroot.  How should I work around that?10:01
mhbyou have kdelibs4c2a ?10:03
persiahttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/43102/ has a build log, in case that helps.10:03
mhbgrep tells me kde-config is in there10:03
persiamhb: No (I'm not actually running KDE).  Thanks: apt-file wasn't so smart.10:03
Hobbseekdelibs4-dev (>= 4:3.4.3), kdebase-dev (>= 4:3.4.3) would be where i'd guess10:05
persiamhb: Thanks.  That works.  Looks like I've a heap of scons errors to chase due to scons wanting all build-dependencies in order to run clean.10:05
Hobbseethe xinelib transition would also be going htru debian, wouldnt it?10:06
persiaHobbsee: Yes, but there was a request to do it quick, in part to test the efficacy of using malone to track transitions.  This is a special case, as it's not yet really transition focus time.10:06
Hobbseeahhh...10:07
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Hobbseemhb: bigpick sounds *disturbingly* like cimmo in disguise.10:10
Hobbseeand i'm already aware that certain developers tend to avoid cimmo's bugs, as much as possibl.e10:10
Hobbseeimpressive lots of dupes, though10:11
mhbHobbsee: this one is really bad, I can tell from some discussion on my local Czech forums that people are really frustrated by it10:11
Hobbseei dont doubt that10:11
Hobbseei would be too, if i hit it.10:11
mhbHobbsee: jr said rknight of konsole promised to look at it, so I'm kind of happy - the thing that saddened me was the attitude which would definitely be different if it affected Ubuntu10:12
Hobbseeindeed.10:12
Hobbseekubuntu relies on mostly community people to get things fully fixed.10:12
Hobbseemhb: this is part of the reason that i'm less inclined to do kubuntu development10:15
Hobbseewhen we get hammered like this, for major, critical bugs, which should be fixed, but arent, and would be release blockers...10:15
Hobbseei start to wonder if it's better to just make ubuntu better, and sideline kubuntu - or at least, give it some of the gtk tools, which actually work.10:16
Hobbseeshame of being a kubuntu developer, somewhat - becuase canonical just isnt giving the resources, yet promoting it as if they do.10:16
Hobbseewhen mark was questioned on this kind of stuff, he sidestepped the question, and said that we were getting kde 4, and that wasnt in gnome.10:17
Hobbseeer, in ubuntu10:17
mhbHobbsee: yeah, I understand that10:18
mhbI have similar thoughts from time to time, too.10:18
Hobbseeat this point, i'm running ubuntu, and i'm thinking of installing the kde4 metapackages when they come out10:19
Hobbseeat least, until canonical actually goes and hires others to get the distro into shape.10:19
persiaHobbsee: Must it be canonical?  Would a sufficiency of paid developers not meet your needs?10:20
Hobbseepersia: no, it wouldnt *have* to be canonical.10:20
Hobbseea sufficiency of paid developers would, but we already have 2 who work on kubuntu as part of their jobs10:21
mhbKDE is still the environment I feel comfortable in, because of the (relatively) high-quality libraries and the KDE people attitude - like GNOME people insisting that the GNOME open dialog is perfect etc.10:21
Hobbseei havent seen one commit patches recently, and the other ends up committing patches very rarely10:21
Hobbseepersia: if people are wanting to pay some devs, that'd be nice10:21
persiaAnother question about KDE packaging: what's the best practice to feed the Debian KDE Extras Team?10:22
mhbpersia: we'd need a second millionaire to get devs - companies tend not to pay for support and invest into a KDE-based Ubuntu distribution even less10:23
persiamhb: Depends.  I know companies that pay the equivalent of a developer salary annually for OS support.  Just requires the right people working together.10:25
Nightrosehmm have you thought about making a puplic call for someone to sponsor a developer? I assume people "outside" don't know about the situation10:26
Nightroseif they did maybe they would be willing to pay for one10:26
Hobbseepersia: i'm assuming it's sending a diff to their email10:26
mhbNightrose: no, we haven't thought about it.10:27
mhbNightrose: unless Riddell is much against it, we might try and think about it at the next meeting.10:27
Nightrosemhb: then maybe you should ;-) - lot of nice things happened to amarok because of such calls ;-)10:27
persiaHobbsee: OK.  I've just never worked with that team, and some teams don't like that sort of thing (especially for 1 line diffs that match existing BTS bugs)10:27
Hobbseepersia: i'm unsure10:28
buzcould one get funding from the trolls? i imagine they might like to have a community driven distro that takes kde serious now that suse is in novell land?11:02
buzplus aseigo occasionally posts about that kde on consumer electronics stuff11:05
buzthey will need a good distro to base it on11:05
jpatrickI thought we didn't want the trolls..11:06
jpatrick;)11:06
buzwe dont want the feet11:07
buz(else wed be using ubuntu ;)11:07
buzmozilla seems to get quite some cash from that google deal, maybe something similar could be done11:08
mhbbuz: well, provided we had a marketing branch...11:17
SeregaHi, all11:17
mhbhi Serega11:17
mhbit is all a bit complex, what would Canonical say if we actively sought financial help from other parties?11:17
mhbwould they allow it? Would they backstab us for that (like dropping Kubuntu from the list of LiveCDs they send, or a similar thing)11:18
buzprovided it doesnt affect canonical they'd probably allow it, the uproar it could cause would be too bad to risk11:18
Nightrosemhb: sabdfl at least always says canonical is just one company providing financial support for ubuntu - there could be others as well11:18
Nightrosedunno if that is only marketingspeak to shut up critics though11:19
Nightrosewould be your turn to test it ;-)11:19
mhbRiddell should have more information about that, we should ask him11:19
Nightroseyep11:20
buztechnically, i dont really see how it hinders canonical if someone else is being paid to work on kubuntu11:20
buzif anything, it helps them11:20
buzbesides, from their view, there's hardly a difference between a guy who is being paid and a volunteer?11:21
Nightrosehmm wouldn't say so...11:21
Nightrosethere is definitly11:21
buzhow11:21
* mhb has to go now, see you guys later11:21
mhband keep on discussing this .o)11:21
Nightrosewell it is someone being paid by another company most likely acting in the interest of that company on certain decissions11:22
Nightrosebye bye mhb ;-)11:22
buzthat may be the case11:22
buzhowever, canonical cant even tell if $randomcontributor is being paid by anyone11:22
Nightroseright11:23
Nightrosenot saying the will have a problem with that - just that this might come to their mind11:23
buzit would be a great test to see just how opensource minded canonical really is11:23
Nightroseindeed11:23
Seregamhb: bye11:24
buztruth to be told i'm not entirely sure about it11:24
buzon the other hand, they have done stuff like setting up those entirely free branches11:24
Nightrosehmm11:25
buzif the dev was funded by the community, canonical couldnt do jack11:25
Nightrosehehe11:25
buznot without ruining their image, anyway11:26
buzor maybe one could bundle openwengo and get some money if people use it?11:26
buzit does seem like a decent app11:26
Nightrosetbh the only time I used it it crapped out on me...11:27
Nightrosecouldn't even log in11:28
buzweird11:28
buzplus anything that battles skype is good in my book11:29
Nightrosehehe mumble ftw11:29
Nightrosewe have been using skype for amarok meetings all the time because all the open stuff just didn't work11:29
Nightrosethen we found mumble... ;-)11:29
Nightroseheya apachelogger11:30
apacheloggerahoy Nightrose11:31
* apachelogger understands that Nightrose is doing a promo tour for mumble11:31
Nightrosehaha sort of11:31
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Nightrosewe have discussed ways to get a sponsored dev for kubuntu and somehow came to openwengo ;-)11:32
* leinirlogger loves wengo11:33
leinirloggereven though it's not working most of the time, and if it does it crashes at some point11:34
Nightrosesure you do *g*11:34
leinirloggerplus it messed my profile up11:34
Nightroseright11:34
leinirloggerstill... I like it11:34
Nightrosehehe11:34
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jpatrickany core-devs around to help me get a new kmplayer? (merge too)11:58
Hobbseemhb: i dont think it's canonical's domain.12:04
Hobbseemhb: the ubuntu foundation owns the trademarks, etc, and has the final say - thru the tech board12:05
Hobbseemhb: canonical does not appear to be screwing over MOTU by getting more involved - i doubt they would attempt to screw over kubuntu either12:06
jpatrickapachelogger: any packages you want seeing to? :)12:32
apacheloggernope12:33
apacheloggergotta find some 2nd advocates first12:33
apacheloggerMez is somewhat mute lately ;-)12:34
jpatricktried posting on the ubuntu-motu mailing list?12:34
apacheloggernow that sounds like a good idea ;-)12:35
apacheloggerNightrose: remind me on doing that before 7pm12:35
apacheloggertoday is partE again... -.-12:35
Nightrosewill do apachelogger12:35
begertanyone know if there is an RSS feed or something to for the commit log of the KDE4 branch?13:04
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Nightrosebegert: had a look at http://cia.vc ?13:06
apacheloggerbegert: you can get mails... http://commitfilter.kde.org/13:06
begertawesome, thanks guyz13:07
apacheloggerjpatrick: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=kopete-plugin-thinklight have fun ;-)13:29
jpatrickapachelogger: mit Lust ;)13:33
apacheloggerthis doesn't sound right :P13:34
apacheloggerNightrose: is it, or is it not?13:34
Nightrosewell - it sounds unnatural13:34
Nightrose;-)13:34
jpatrickwith pleasure? :/13:34
Nightrosemit Vergnügen13:34
apacheloggerjpatrick: mit Freude13:34
jpatrickthat's joy13:34
jpatrickbut, oh well13:34
apacheloggerright13:35
apacheloggerNightrose's is better13:35
Nightrose;-)13:35
* apachelogger is bad with languages :P13:35
Nightrosehehe13:35
Nightrosejpatrick: where are you from if I may ask?13:35
apacheloggerspeaking far too many but none right :P13:35
Nightrose:-P13:36
jpatrickNightrose: London13:36
Nightroseah nice13:36
jpatrickbut right now I am located in Spain13:36
apacheloggerNightrose: http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/On-Desktop-Logs?content=68923 isn't that what you packaged? just less functional?13:37
Nightrosejep similar - klogshow was the one i did13:38
Nightrosehttp://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/KlogShow?content=53460 this one13:38
apacheloggeryeah13:39
apacheloggerwell13:39
apacheloggerredundancy--13:39
Nightroseindeed13:39
* apachelogger is going to do such a thing in ruby13:39
Nightrosehehe13:39
apacheloggerso that someone can port it to python then -.-13:39
* apachelogger starts repackaging of kirocker13:39
jpatrickapachelogger: I struggle choosing between Ruby and Python13:40
apacheloggerjpatrick: doesn't matter much... Qt bindings seem to be better for python13:41
apacheloggerstill I find ruby better understandable than python13:41
jpatrickand there's peer pressure from Ubuntu's preference to Python13:42
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apacheloggerwell, since I got peer pressure from Amarok before I even joined the ubuntu forces... :P13:43
Nightrosepeer pressure ftw ;-)13:44
Nightrosenaahh not really...13:44
apacheloggerjpatrick: 3.99.2 or 3.99+beta2?13:45
jpatrickapachelogger: I'd do 3.98+3.99beta2 personally13:45
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apacheloggerye know, that number is hell confusing :P13:46
apacheloggerdpkg really needs better unstanding of pre-release tags13:46
jpatrickoh, right, k3b sees my ogg's as mp3s...13:50
jpatrickapachelogger: long desc exceeds 80 spaces13:59
apacheloggerreally? Oo13:59
jpatrickthe "-e"13:59
apacheloggersort of strange14:00
apacheloggerin kate the e is right before the 80 sings marker ligne thingy14:00
jpatrickah, it's because of the + thing14:00
jpatricksorry14:00
apacheloggerha :P14:01
apacheloggerhooray I broke my kirocker package -.-14:01
bddebianHeya14:04
apacheloggerahoy bddebian14:06
bddebianHi apachelogger14:09
jpatrickimbrandon: ping?14:54
Seregadoes anybody know where to get gutsy CD covers preferably in PDF?15:59
SeregaI was googling about 2 hours :(15:59
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nixternalHobbsee: hardee har har16:21
Hobbseenixternal: :P16:22
Riddellmhb: other companies are welcome to sponsor kubuntu16:23
RiddellSerega: I don't think the artwork is available16:23
Serega:(16:23
Riddellno reason why it couldn't be though16:23
SeregaRiddell: I wondered16:23
RiddellI can ask for it next week16:24
Serega I just want to spread downloaded kubuntu in more representative view16:24
SeregaRiddell: thanks16:24
Riddellkubuntu.org/art might have old stuff16:25
nixternalRiddell: hahaha, did you see the bug post to the dot?16:25
apacheloggernixternal: considering you have some time, could you please have a look at: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=squash16:27
nixternalapachelogger: I will upload it here after the build...looks good thus far16:38
apacheloggernixternal: thanks :)16:39
Riddellnixternal: nope16:45
* Jucato briefly waves to Riddell, nixternal, Hob16:48
Jucatooh she's gone...16:48
seeleno love for seele16:48
Jucatoooh seele!!! :)16:48
* Jucato gives B-Blogger seele a virtual hug16:49
seelelol16:49
seelethanks16:49
nixternalapachelogger: uploaded16:52
* Jucato drowns nixternal with his waves16:52
* nixternal is annoyed with PPA FTBS16:52
* nixternal rips off Jucato's hand and waves back with it :p16:52
JucatoFailed To Build (fro) Source?16:52
Jucatofrom*16:52
Jucatohehe :)16:52
nixternalyou got it16:52
Jucatosoyuz? :)16:52
nixternalif that is what is running PPA16:53
* Jucato was just guessing... or trying to put the blame on something other than himself16:53
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jjesseHELLLLO17:45
jjessewow caps lock was on17:45
jjessesorry bout that17:45
nosrednaekim:D17:46
nixternalhowdy from KDE 4!17:53
jjesseyay?17:53
jjessenixternal: i can't logout of my kde4 session can you?17:53
nixternalya, we are doing the Krush days for KDE 4 right now...bug squashing17:53
jjesseKrush days?17:53
nixternalI can logout of mine, I can lock it, and I can run KDE 3 and KDE 4 simultaneously17:53
jjessewow asesome17:53
nixternalya, it is there version of hug days17:54
yuriybug in amarok: play song, hit pause, put in a cd and say to play with amarok, amarok continues playing the paused song while populating the playlist and stillsaying it's paused17:54
nixternalyuriy: amarok won't even start up for me now17:55
yuriynixternal: kde317:56
yuriyi wasn't testing, i was just playing a cd17:57
yuriynot quite as far as building amarok 2 yet17:57
yuriyon kdebase now17:57
nixternaloh17:57
mhbevening18:11
nosrednaekimhey mhb18:11
jjesseevening mhb18:11
mhbhi jjesse, has uds ended already?18:12
mhbare you home?18:12
jjessemhb: yes, and i'm back home18:12
jjesseflew home last night18:13
mhbgood to hear18:14
jjesseyeah, it was a great week, learned a lot and met a ton of great people18:14
mhbjjesse: yeah, I wish I was there, too :o(18:16
jjessedon't take me wrong, it is awesome being home, but i had a fun time18:17
nixternaljjesse: so are we planning on anything new this go round?18:28
nixternalI didn't even get a chance to participate online...but then again, probably wasn't much need for me to participate18:29
nixternalman, this kde4artwork upload is taking forever18:29
nixternaland it is obviously hogging what little bandwidth I have right now, as irssi is showing a 2s lag18:29
nixternalRiddell: I see another new package with beta 4...kdebindings19:28
nixternalyou want to hit that one up?19:28
mhbany late night topic to chat?19:29
nixternalnone that I can think of19:29
mhbLure: around?19:41
Luremhb: yep, seen that even new packages do not help you19:41
Lure:-(19:42
Lurenot sure what is going on wrong here...19:42
Luremhb: do you have "battery" button?19:42
mhbI guess I don't19:42
mhbjust brightness controls19:42
mhbLure: no, they don't, but I'd like to do more to help me help you help us all :o)19:43
Luremhb: I have battery key and it works w/o problem and implementation in kmilo is same as for brightness (just different dcop function)19:43
mhbvolume works well, but brightness simply doesn't19:44
Luremhb: currently I do not have much ideas, maybe _StefanS_ has some19:44
Luremhb: he did try to fix this just before release and also had problems19:44
_StefanS_uhm yep.19:44
_StefanS_it didn't really worked stable enough19:44
Lure_StefanS_: so it worked sometime for you?19:45
_StefanS_meaning it didnt always react, and when it did it was slow19:45
_StefanS_yes19:45
Lurestrange: I have test binaries in my ppa and all reportes (cca 3-4 of them) claim that it does not work19:45
_StefanS_I patched the ... cant remember but it was the solution that mhb or you suggested19:45
Lureeven though that dcop call itself works for them correctly...19:45
Lure_StefanS_: yep, I did the same for test packages, as I though that your problem might be just dell specifici (kernel issue - there is separate bug for it), but there is more19:46
_StefanS_I have both a dell and thinkpad, neither worked stable with that patch :(19:46
mhbLure: where can I get the sources you work on?19:54
mhbI'd like to take a peek into them and see if my l33t sk11lz could help .o)19:54
Luremhb: sure, you can either get them from my ppa or I can upload debdiff somewhere...19:54
mhbI'll try to get them from the ppa19:54
mhbdo you patch both kdelibs and kdebase?19:55
Luremhb: debdiff is really short, will upload it somewhere19:55
mhbthanks!19:55
Luremhb: http://muse.19inch.net/~lure/gutsy/kdebase.debdiff19:58
Luremhb: http://muse.19inch.net/~lure/gutsy/kdeutils.debdiff19:58
Luremhb: as you can see, it is just copy&paste of battery button code, that work for me19:59
mhbmhm, thanks20:09
mhbD - E - B - U - G ... I like that song :o)20:09
mhbLure: can I launch kded_kmilod standalone?20:11
mhbit gives me segfaults when I do20:11
Luremhb: no, but you can kill kded and start it again20:11
Luremhb: it should not have much side-effects (kwallet primarily and mediamanager)20:12
mhbhmm, I cannot really watch the debug messages, can I?20:12
Luremhb: it looks like it daemonizes immediately... :-(20:13
mhbRiddell: you even worked on KMilo? You really had fingers in everything :o)20:20
Luremhb: he is author of kmilo_thinkpad module I think ;-)20:22
Luremhb: maybe you just need to compile it with debugs (then kdDebug statements would do something)20:22
nixternalis it me, or has compiz-kde become so unreliable20:25
fdovingnixternal: been unreliable for a while.. yeah.20:25
fdovingi'm back at plain kwin, k-w-d crashing on me every now and then is so annoying.20:26
nixternalman, it either a) locks up, b) crashes back out to kdm, c) doesn't allow apps to startup, d) puts all kinds of little windows up (adept_update and klipper)20:26
fdovingyeah.20:28
mhbLure: strange, kmilo segfaults on my computer when I compiled it myself20:34
mhb[ 1961.782026] kded_kmilod[26092]: segfault at 0000000000000001 rip 0000000000000001 rsp 00007fff53d1f368 error 1420:34
Luremhb: that is strange... do you build in pbuilder?20:35
mhbLure: no, I build it like the old cavemen did, via configure/make/make install20:35
Luremhb: did you apply all patches from debian/patches?20:35
mhbah, forgot that20:36
crimsun_hmm.20:41
crimsun_I've searched Launchpad, but I can't find anything useful regarding a "could not start kstartupconfig" error in Kubuntu 7.1020:41
jpatrickI think that's cos of a PATH error20:42
crimsun_jpatrick: any additional detail available?20:42
* jpatrick got it when he misconfigured his brothers accounts on their computer20:42
jpatrickcrimsun_: check the users $PATH basically20:43
crimsun_ok, I'll relay.  Thanks.20:43
jpatrickcrimsun_: oh yeah, and the groups they're in20:44
nixternalonly a couple of more packages to go for beta 420:44
jpatrickcrimsun_: just doing "useradd" and logging in to KDE, doesn't work, they have to be at least in the default groups20:45
mhbLure: I can't really compile a thing :o) your kdebase fails patching at some freebsd (?) patch, and I can't build kdeutils - some crazy error with ld returning error status20:49
mhb:-(20:49
mhbkmilod still keeps segfaulting here20:49
Luremhb: you do not need to patch kdebase -> only change is text file you can do in place on your system or even with simple: xmodmap -e 'keycode 101 = XF86Launch2'20:50
Luremhb: you just need to compile kmilo20:50
Luremhb: what is error on kdeutils - can you paste?20:51
mhbhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/43169/plain/20:52
Luremhb: that is strange... :-(20:53
mhbyeah, no sane error message20:57
mhbI'll try reconfiguring20:57
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mhbLure: now I managed to build it21:33
mhbLure: but kmilo still segfaults at kded restart21:36
nixternalKOffice 2 is looking sharp21:39
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mhbby the way, thanks to those invisible "great new" theme upgrades in GMail, Konqueror doesn't work with it yet again21:45
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tomahi, i'm receiving kde build failures in my mailbox, but i'm not really interested in them. can i turn that off?22:40
mhbtoma: filter them? I think the whole team gets them, not sure if it can be turned off by individuals.22:42
tomamhb: ah it goes to the team22:43
mhbI just disregard them, an extra email never hurt my inbox :o)22:43
tomamhb: I'm not active anymore, so it might be better to leave that team, or something in between22:46
tomacan i be inactive or something?22:47
mhbI don't really know LP details that much22:48
mhbsorry22:48
tomanp, i left the team22:49
tomai'll re-apply when needed ;-)22:49
mhbanother developer left us... :-(22:53
nixternalhey toma, I have a feeling that mailody may disappear from the repos now :p22:56
* nixternal wonders if you are sick and tired of that joke already from me :)22:56
nixternalhey toma, speaking of mailody, how is looking for kde 4?22:57
tomanot at all, actually i wanted to ask why it would be removed ;-)22:57
tomaso you got me again ;-)22:57
nixternalhehe22:57
tomaplease dont ask about mailody422:57
nixternalI think I have you now threatened with mailody removal in kubuntu, debian, and kde22:57
nixternalI might have to slip over to mandriva next to threaten you there :p22:57
tomanixternal: actually, i'm at moment entering a bug report at mandriva to ask for inclusion22:58
tomanixternal: are you reading my mind again?22:58
nixternalhaha22:58
nixternalno, but I know where you were heading :)22:58
tomai can't seem to keep secrets with you22:59
nixternallol22:59
nixternalwell I can tell you this, a lot of my buddies that use IMAP, are using Mailody22:59
nixternaleven on Gnome and Xfce22:59
tomaare they?23:00
tomacool.23:00
nixternalya, they either aren't happy with kmail and IMAP or evolution and IMAP23:00
tomakmail and imap is not very popular nowadays23:00
nixternalI had seen rumors flying about it possibly one day replacing kmail23:02
tomayeah, i keep calling them silly, but they still popup regularry23:03
tomahow - in gods name - can it replace kmail? It lacks functions - and most of all POP support23:03
nixternalya, they say when it gets the pop support it is on :)23:04
tomano, it will not replace kmail ever23:04
tomakmail will stay for a while23:05
tomaanyhow, the discussion is useless anyway, everyone can use what he wants23:05
nixternalwould be nice to see mailody in Kontact though23:05
nixternalexactly23:05
tomai have seen mailody in kontact ;-)23:06
nixternaloh23:06
nixternalthat would make it the cat's meow for sure23:06
tomaand i deleted it again23:06
tomait had so much bugs that i needed a couple of months to fix it (or kontact).23:07
tomawhen there are more devels i might try again23:07
tomafor kde4 the code is cleaner, so it might be easier23:07
nixternalonce I get some of these personal tasks complete, I will hop back on a little more23:08
mhbnixternal: I need your opinion, can I PM?23:08
nixternalmhb: sure...give me a couple of minutes...I need to help the neighbor23:08
tomacurrently the development has stopped, i've no motivation23:08

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