/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2007/11/20/#kubuntu-devel.txt

jdong[sudo] Password for jjesse:00:00
DaSkreechSpeaking of that00:01
DaSkreechwhy does the command line echo back to me the first command I type in ?00:02
* nixternal starts his hardy dist-upgrade on the laptop00:09
nixternalany final words? :)00:09
stdindid you sacrifice the ceremonial goat to tux before you started?00:10
DaSkreechHow many things can I find wrong with that question?00:11
nixternalI ate the goat, sorry tux :p00:11
stdinhe's getting a bit chubby anyway :p00:11
DaSkreechHa ha00:12
neversfelde|mobiuhh Hardy00:27
neversfelde|mobiis it possible to upgrade with a cryptsetup encryption now?00:27
kwwiiRiddell: we can look through them and perhaps find one00:37
nixternalkwwii: any idea on when they will release those? there are a few wallpapers I want to use now :)00:42
* DaSkreech moans and complains to kwwii00:42
DaSkreech:-)00:42
kwwiinixternal: sometime soon, not sure when00:43
nixternalgroovy, thanks00:43
DaSkreechkwwii: Why abstract blue?00:43
kwwiiDaSkreech: it was a group vote00:44
kwwiino idea, nobody asked me00:44
* DaSkreech wonders off to bother aseigo00:45
stdinhmm, I wonder if I can use icecc with pbuilder...00:45
jjessekwwii: do you have that theme for hardy done already?00:48
jjessekwwii: cause i've read great stuff about it online :)00:48
jjessenixternal: how is that upgrade comming/00:49
nixternalslow00:49
jjessegood luck :)00:49
nixternalpyqt4-dev-tools is broke00:49
nixternalother than that, everything else seems to be going smooth thus far00:50
jjessewow i can't type tonight, i'm glad google can translate what i mean00:51
jjessenixternal: sent you a funny picture from my boss00:55
kwwii jjesse: lol00:55
jjesse:)00:55
nixternalrebooting the laptop into hardy00:56
* nixternal faints from the pressure00:56
DaSkreechnixternal: relax you know it's going to suck :)00:57
nixternalhahaha, ass00:57
nixternalI was thinking, the next UDS should be in Jamaica!00:57
jjessethen you know we would never get kwwii in any meetings :)00:58
nixternalhaha00:58
DaSkreechnixternal: my company would sponsor it00:58
nixternalhe would be tracking dr. feelgood00:58
jjessenixternal: did my email w/ the picture come thru?00:58
nixternalI can picture it now...."dude, I will draw you a logo, gimme gimme"00:58
nixternalI will check here in one sec00:58
jjessenp00:59
nixternalwhat kernel is in hardy?00:59
nixternalbrb, Chuck is coming on01:00
DaSkreechhttp://pastebin.com/m443452ba01:17
DaSkreechAnyone have a clue why this is happening?01:17
DaSkreechI have to go cook something if somone has a lead point sailor in #kubuntu to it01:17
jjesseis jucato on yet?  i forgot the link to the patch he sent me :(01:18
jjesseor at least when i downloaded it to01:18
CPrgmSwR2DaSkreech: Will kubuntu have kde4 packages around the time when kde4 is done or is it probably going to take some time?01:26
DaSkreechCPrgmSwR2: the plan is same day01:26
CPrgmSwR2cool01:27
ryanakcanixternal: how's hardy?01:45
* ryanakca wonders if he needs to remind him of !installhardy01:45
jjessei think he's away watching tv01:46
ryanakcaah :)01:46
bobesponjabug #16371602:10
ubotuLaunchpad bug 163716 in soyuz "[regression] ppa does not find packages that were published to !main components, before the component combining" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16371602:10
bobesponja!main02:11
ubotuThe packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource02:11
CPrgmSwR2does that mean kde4 can now be built?02:12
bobesponjaCPrgmSwR2: sounds like it02:15
CPrgmSwR2awsome02:15
bobesponjaI'm no ubuntu dev so not sure02:15
CPrgmSwR2nixternal: ping02:15
bobesponjaKDE 4.0 RC1 is going to be released today, I guess kubuntu will skip the beta4 release, anyone knows about that?02:16
stdinif the rc builds in gutsy, there should be gutsy packages02:17
stdin_if_02:17
CPrgmSwR2thats after someone sends them to be built02:17
stdinwell I'm trying to build them here to check if they build02:18
CPrgmSwR2oh okay sorry02:18
bobesponjastdin: cool, thanks for the info02:18
stdinit's taking an age tho, 3 hours for kdelibs :/02:18
CPrgmSwR2wow02:19
CPrgmSwR2is it in the compile stage?02:19
stdinon a 2.8GHz with 1.5GB RAM02:19
CPrgmSwR2I can build kdelibs in 30 min02:19
stdinin a chroot02:19
CPrgmSwR2must be other processes using that system02:20
stdinnope, killed just about everything :p02:20
CPrgmSwR2thats really odd02:20
CPrgmSwR2what percentage is it at?02:21
stdinIt finished a couple mins ago, kdepimlibs is starting now02:21
nixternalstdin: you building them with pbuilder?02:21
stdinnixternal: yeah02:21
nixternalstdin: you should have just done 'debuild -nc' in the main directory02:21
nixternalpbuilder takes forever02:21
stdinnixternal: it's not that show on that machine02:22
stdinplus it's good to make sure all build-deps are there02:23
stdinkdelibs just took an inordanate amount of time, kdepimlibs is already at 10%02:24
CPrgmSwR2stdin: kdebase will probably take just as long02:24
stdinkdelibs is the worse, followed closely with kdebase02:25
CPrgmSwR2yeah02:25
CPrgmSwR2I wish I could compile kdenetwork02:25
stdinthat never works for me either02:26
CPrgmSwR2hmm02:26
nixternalhardy up and running, dist-upgrade flawless02:30
CPrgmSwR2interesting02:31
Hobbseebobesponja: /topic02:45
Hobbseeyes, we know about it02:45
bobesponjaHobbsee: I know you know, I saw it from the topic, I was just trying to get the link to the bug page :)02:47
Hobbseebug 16371602:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 163716 in soyuz "[regression] ppa does not find packages that were published to !main components, before the component combining" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16371602:47
Hobbsee^02:47
CPrgmSwR2stdin: status?02:49
stdinkdepimlibs 88%02:49
stdinerm 90% now02:49
CPrgmSwR2awsome02:50
stdinI'm glad I decided to use my desktop to compile it, this laptop is only 1.73GHz 500MB RAM, would have taken ages :p02:52
CPrgmSwR2lol02:52
stdinand it'd be burning my lap with the heat02:52
stdinooh 99%02:53
DaSkreechError02:53
stdinheh 101% :p02:53
CPrgmSwR2lol02:53
DaSkreechHa ha ha ha02:54
stdinbuilt, starting on kdebase now02:55
CPrgmSwR2cool02:56
CPrgmSwR2Doesn't the packages have to be build throuhg the farm to be released though?02:56
CPrgmSwR2or does it just have to work on the farm system to be released?02:57
stdinyeah, but I'm seeing if it will build in gutsy at all02:57
CPrgmSwR2oh02:57
stdinif all goes well, it can be uploaded to the archives by riddell02:58
CPrgmSwR2cool02:58
Hobbseeit should build in gutsy02:58
Hobbseestdin: why didn't you throw it at ppa?02:58
stdinHobbsee: because i have about 20KB/s upload here02:58
stdindepending on how my ISP is feeling02:59
CPrgmSwR2ouch02:59
Hobbsee...and?02:59
stdinHobbsee: and i'd still be uploading it now02:59
* Hobbsee has the same.02:59
Hobbseeyes...and?02:59
Hobbseealthough i agree, better to upload it off another machine.03:00
stdinand I want my KDE goodness, ok? :p03:00
CPrgmSwR2Riddell can't upload it any faster or can he?03:00
Hobbseein fact, the hardy packages are already there, arent they?03:00
CPrgmSwR2beta403:00
Hobbseeno, mroe got accepted03:00
CPrgmSwR2rc1 is now out03:00
stdinHobbsee: those are the ones I'm building03:00
Hobbseeeasier to modify it and throw it at ppa, and see if they work03:01
stdin3.96,003:01
Hobbseewant me to, or you're happy to stay there?03:01
stdindepends what's going to happen with the packages, are they going to be in the k-members ppa or in universe?03:02
Hobbseek-members for now03:03
Hobbseethen presumably they'll hit -backports03:03
Hobbseethey wont go to universe03:03
DaSkreechwait03:03
DaSkreech can a script be a member of ppa?03:03
HobbseeDaSkreech: uhh?03:03
stdinHobbsee: well I don't have access to k-members so you'd have to upload anyway03:04
Hobbseeoh, i thoguth you were a member03:04
DaSkreechHobbsee: I'm thinking of the hardy life cycle we want to have weekly builds of KDE for 4.0 -> 4.103:04
stdinI missed the meeting :p03:04
HobbseeDaSkreech: if someone does it, that'd be nice03:05
stdinHobbsee: I was going to apply at the next kubuntu meeting, but there hasn't been one so03:05
DaSkreechcan we have a script do svn pulls and upload them to ppa then build a new repo each week?03:05
Hobbseestdin: yeah, and we need another one :)03:05
DaSkreechHobbsee: I can just join beta ppa now?03:08
HobbseeDaSkreech: probably03:08
stdinHobbsee: if you want to upload you'll have to dget from launchpadlibrarian.net as they don't seem to be in the repos yet03:09
stdinHobbsee: and, lucky for you, I made a script just for such an occasion http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/45172/plain/ ;)03:10
stdinand it's in ubuntu-dev-tools/trunk03:10
Hobbseenice03:11
stdinyou just pass it the launchpadlibrarian URL of the .dsc and it does the work of dget fot you03:12
Hobbseeso, we go kde4libs, kdepimlibs, kdebase-workspace, kdebase?03:12
stdinyep, and kdebase-runtime03:13
Hobbseeoh, that's what i meant.  got it03:13
Hobbseehobbsee@orko:~$ ./dget-lp03:14
Hobbsee-bash: ./dget-lp: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory03:14
Hobbseeodd...03:14
stdinthe site's using DOS line-endings it seems03:15
stdinyou need dos2unix03:15
Hobbseeahh.  it's not my machine.03:15
DaSkreechapt-get03:15
stdinI think the package is fromdos03:15
stdinHobbsee: or just "wget http://stdin.me.uk/code/dget-lp" :)03:16
Hobbseeerrrr...03:17
Hobbseeodd.03:17
Hobbseebah.03:21
* Hobbsee reuploads03:21
* Hobbsee ponders sparky03:25
stdinhuh03:30
stdinnow why does kdelibs5-dev conflict with kdelibs4-dev03:31
Hobbseeoh, hang on.  i uploaded them to my own ppa.03:31
stdinthat can't be right, can it?03:32
stdinkde4 packages should not conflict with kde 3 packages03:33
Hobbseelibs should.03:33
Hobbseei think03:33
CPrgmSwR2how are we suppose to run konversation with kde4 installed?03:33
stdinbut the kde4 packages have their own root /usr/lib/kde403:33
Hobbseeoh, hang on.  perhaps not03:33
stdinand it's only the -dev package that conflicts with the kde3 version of the -dev package03:35
nixternalanyone feel like updating QScintilla in our repos (main) to 2.1 instead of the outdated unsupported 1.7?03:40
* Hobbsee gives up, as it refuses to behave.03:53
DaSkreechSpank it04:04
nixternalwo0t...now websites know I am running Kubuntu again04:15
nixternalthat was broke in gutsy, but works in hardy04:15
=== Hobbsee changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to #kubuntu-devel | 7.10 out, you all rock! | Merge away: http://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html http://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html | KDE4 Beta 4 packages delayed because of Personal Package Archive build issues
=== Hobbsee changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to #kubuntu-devel | 7.10 out, you all rock! | Merge away: http://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html http://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html | KDE4 RC1 packages in progress
* Jucato stretches and looks around...04:40
Hobbseehiya Jucato!04:40
Jucatohi Hobbsee! :)04:41
Jucatohow's everything in here? :)04:41
Hobbseeexploded!04:42
Jucato:P04:42
JucatoI'm surprised my last post hasn't drawn in the reactions I expected (yet)04:42
* Hobbsee opens up akregator04:43
Jucatobwahaha :P04:43
JucatoI guess I did a good job of subtly burying that piece of info underneath more "important" stuff :)04:43
* Hobbsee reads it04:44
Hobbseeno, i just dont have akregator opening by default anymore04:44
Jucatono, not you :)04:44
Jucatothe rest of the world :P04:44
* Jucato wonders if Hobbsee will "see" what info he was referring to :)04:44
Hobbseenice post04:50
Jucatothanks :)04:50
HobbseeJucato: btw, we're demanded to have winfoss stuff.04:50
Jucatophooey!04:51
Jucato:(04:51
Jucatoisn't that going to be a problem if we plan to ship KDE4 Edu stuff for Hardy?04:52
Hobbseeno idea04:52
Jucatoiirc we already had space problems last time... (feisty?)04:52
Hobbseewe were for gutsy04:52
Jucatooh boy... :(04:52
nixternaldon't you just love when you spend an hour writing a pyqt4 app, but aren't paying attention to your current dir, and you rm -rf *05:08
Hobbseeyeah.05:09
Hobbseealthough i tend to do that on ssh hosts05:09
nixternallol05:09
Hobbseewhen i login, thinking it was screen -R05:09
* nixternal notes to not give Hobbsee ssh access05:09
stdinthat's why I like zsh, i can type "rm -rf *<tab>" and it expands it05:09
Hobbseenixternal: i only rm the homedir, though05:09
nixternalstdin: my bash does that too :)05:09
nixternalthanks to sharms and his bash hacks from Novell05:09
stdinnixternal: I also like the aspect of doing "cd /h/s/b/c/k<tab>" doing "cd /home/stdin/build/code/kde" :)05:10
nixternalstdin: how different is zsh from bash? I have seen a lot of killer features05:10
stdinlike that^05:10
Hobbseein zsh?05:10
nixternalsebas I think just posted some funkdafied zsh scripting05:10
stdinyeah05:10
Hobbseei've been thinking about playing around with it05:10
nixternaloh, now that is sweet05:10
* Jucato wants to try out zsh and fish...05:11
Jucatohi nixternal! hi stdin!05:11
stdinalso when there is more than one thing it can complete to you can tab through the options (as well as see a list)05:11
nixternalwo0t, I just built debian's qscintilla2 :)05:11
stdinhey-ya Jucato :)05:11
nixternalI have 1 debian box building some kde4 love, kubuntu building some merges, and foresight mooking yakuake, katapult, kima, krename, semantik, some kdmthemes05:12
Jucatoiirc there was a talk in last year's akademy about how you can use zsh to increase your productivity... luckily they "ported" some of those features to the .bashrc script they have at techbase :)05:12
Jucato(the cs and cb functions005:12
stdinI think zsh also has build-in command completion (like bash-completion but actually built-in)05:13
* Hobbsee wonders what cs and cb do05:14
stdincs = change to source dir, cb = change to build dir05:15
stdin(for building kde4)05:15
Hobbseeah, neat05:15
Jucatoif you're in kde/src/kelibs/foo/foo/, then enter "cb", you will be teleported to /kde/build/kdelibs/foo/foo/05:17
nixternalcs KDE/kdebase && svn up && cb && make -j2 VERBOSE=1 && make install05:17
Jucatolovely ain't it? :)05:18
Jucatoah finally she's finnish!05:18
Jucatobbl :)05:18
Jucatoer.. s/finnish/finished/05:18
nixternalheh, Jucato converted some girl to finnish05:21
stdindput needs a progress meeter, like: while [ "x$(pgrep dput)" != "x" ]; do echo -e "\r$(readlink /proc/$(pgrep dput)/fd/4): $(cat /proc/$(pgrep dput)/fdinfo/4 |grep pos|awk '{print ($2/10874935)*100"%"}')   \c";sleep 1;done05:26
stdinthat shows "/build/kdebase-kde4/kdebase-kde4_3.96.0.orig.tar.gz: 35.2917%     "05:27
CPrgmSwR2oh cool kde4 packaging is in progress05:35
CPrgmSwR2stdin: how long ago did it start?05:35
* Hobbsee ponders just addign stdin to the kubuntu-members group temporarily, just so he can upload to there.05:36
stdinCPrgmSwR2: I just finished uploading it to my ppa05:36
stdinHobbsee: I removed the conflicts with kdelibs4-dev for kdelibs5-dev in my package05:37
Hobbseestdin: do the files conflict?05:37
stdindon't see how05:37
stdinand I've had no problems05:38
stdinthe kde4 prefix isn't /usr anyway, it's /usr/lib/kde405:38
stdinI'll have a better idea when I let apt handle the dependencies from my ppa05:39
stdin"sudo dpkg -i *.deb" isn't the best way to install05:40
CPrgmSwR2stdin: kdebase?05:40
stdinI let kdebase get to 20% then killed it, had a bout of "I can't be bothered to wait another X hours"05:41
nixternallol05:41
stdinthe launchpad buildd's are faster than my system anyway05:41
CPrgmSwR2stdin: is launchpad schedualed to build it?05:42
stdinkde4libs and kdepimlibs Pending (1005)05:43
stdinI just hope it decides to build kde4libs first05:43
CPrgmSwR2k05:43
CPrgmSwR2can I have a link to the launch pad05:43
stdinif it doesn't then it's a pain :p05:43
stdinhttps://launchpad.net/~tsimpson/+archive/+builds?build_text=&build_state=all05:43
CPrgmSwR2its build kde4libs now05:44
CPrgmSwR2for amd6405:44
Hobbseestdin: if you told me that a couple of mins ago, i could have fixed that.05:45
HobbseeCPrgmSwR2: yeah, i poked it.05:45
Hobbseeno, i poked lpia05:45
stdinHobbsee: I only just hit refresh05:45
Hobbseeit'll just depwait.  no great problem05:45
CPrgmSwR2what is lpai?05:45
stdinwow, the power of Hobbsee's Long Pointy Stick (TM) never fails to amaze :p05:46
Hobbseehehe05:46
stdinCPrgmSwR2: low powered intel architecture  (i think)05:46
CPrgmSwR2oh05:46
CPrgmSwR2so I would want i386 since I have althon xp05:46
stdinyou just add the apt repository and apt sorts it out for you05:47
CPrgmSwR2ah okay05:47
Hobbseeyeah, i didnt get to pimlibs fast enough.  oh well, i'tll depwait, then you can retry it05:47
CPrgmSwR2I am running kdesvn right now05:47
stdinwell, I know kde4libs and kdepimlibs should build (at least on i386), we'll see how kdebase-{runtime,workspace,kde4} do05:49
CPrgmSwR2Missing Dependencies:  libsoprano-dev (>= 1.97.0~beta4-1)05:49
CPrgmSwR2your builds failed05:49
stdinppa's not looking in -backports05:50
CPrgmSwR2so another bug?05:50
nixternalstdin: I would be surprised if you get through kdebase rc1 w/o issues actually05:51
CPrgmSwR2nixternal: there are already issues05:51
CPrgmSwR2all builds have stopped05:51
nixternalthe latest libsoprano we have isn't new enough for kdebase, at least building it in svn it isn't, and hasn't been for a couple of weeks05:51
Hobbseeppa doesnt look in backports, i suspec.t05:51
nixternalHobbsee: it doesn't05:52
Hobbseesince the changes, though?05:52
nixternalwhat I do to bypass that, is grab the package from backports and upload it to the ppa05:52
stdindang :p05:52
Jucatoall these because of the ppa? sweet! :)05:53
stdinnixternal: yeah, doing that now05:55
nixternalg'nite05:55
Jucatok'night nixternal!05:56
stdin\o05:56
Jucato(or are you going the way of the g too?)05:56
nixternalhell no05:56
Jucatoheheh :)05:57
Jucatook just double checking :)05:57
stdinok, new version of libsoprano uploaded, now we see if that builds and then if kde4libs build, then kdepimlibs, then kdebase-runtime, then kdebase-workspace, then kdebase-kde4 (woah)06:03
Jucatogood luck :)06:03
stdinI think I'll get some more coffee while CPrgmSwR2 wares out his 'F5' button :p06:04
CPrgmSwR2Already have06:04
stdinwithout the power of the "Long Pointy Stick" it will take longer to process...06:05
CPrgmSwR2thats odd he just left06:05
Jucatohe?06:05
CPrgmSwR2opps sory06:05
stdinhe he <- pun06:06
CPrgmSwR2LongPointyStick: can you poke the builds for stdin06:08
stdinLongPointyStick is just a proxy client, for when hobbsee isn't here06:11
CPrgmSwR2I am suprized they don't give you some kinda build power06:13
* stdin is a merer mortal and has no poking powers06:14
Jucatohe has to pass through the fire first06:14
Jucato(a.k.a. apply for Ubuntu membership... which shouldn't be hard for him anyway)06:15
stdinI don't want Ubuntu membership06:15
stdinI want Kubuntu membership :)06:15
Jucatoubuntu kubuntu.... same banana06:15
Jucatothe cloaks will be the same :P06:16
stdinwell, not all ubuntu members are kubuntu members, but all kubuntu members are ubuntu members06:16
Jucatopffft :P06:17
JucatoI suck at sets06:17
stdinthat that's probably the most I've had to type "ubuntu" in one sentence too06:17
CPrgmSwR2Jucato: what are sets06:17
CPrgmSwR2?06:17
stdinheh, now this is funny https://edge.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/+archive/+builds?build_text=&build_state=pending06:18
Jucatoas in mathematical sets?06:18
Jucatohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set06:18
CPrgmSwR2Jucato: statistics06:19
CPrgmSwR2boolean algebra06:19
stdinJucato: well the kubuntu-members team is a member of the ubuntu-members team, so any kubuntu member is automatically a part of ubuntu-members06:19
Jucatostdin: I know that :)06:20
* Jucato is just stating the fact that he's not good with sets :)06:20
CPrgmSwR2Jucato: do you understand arrays?06:20
stdinisn't a set what badgers live in?06:21
JucatoCPrgmSwR2: don't take me too seriously :)06:22
stdinno one ever does :p06:22
CPrgmSwR2I take every seriously :P06:22
CPrgmSwR2s/every/everyone06:22
* Jucato is not everyone :)06:23
Jucatoalthough I do belong to the everyone set :P06:23
CPrgmSwR2Jucato: I wouldn't go that far :P06:23
CPrgmSwR2does Riddell have poking power06:26
stdindon't know, I didn't even know hobbsee could poke at the launchad ppa buildd's06:27
CPrgmSwR2Once the packages are built, are they released then or do you have to tell it to release the packages?06:29
stdinonce it's built it'll then be uploaded to the ppa archive automatically06:29
stdintho it can take a little while to get there06:29
CPrgmSwR2oh so then I can download it through backport06:29
stdinthere is no -backports in ppa's just releases06:30
CPrgmSwR2so then it will just showup as a normal gutsy package?06:30
stdinnope, in my ppa06:31
stdin"deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tsimpson/ubuntu gutsy main"06:31
CPrgmSwR2oh then how do they get into backport?06:31
stdineither that or they'll go in the kubuntu-members ppa, then may be gutsy-backports/universe06:32
CPrgmSwR2wow the building system must be really busy06:32
stdinon ppa's it always is, I think there are 3 per architecture (2 for lpia)06:34
stdinso out of all the users who use ppa's, there are only 8 build systems06:34
stdinthis is more like the normal "non-long-pointy-stick" time it takes to build a package in ppa06:35
stdinwhich is why is so annoying when a build fails because you made a typo06:36
* stdin has done that a few times06:36
CPrgmSwR2I think its dumb you have to build the packages on that system and that you cannot use your own system06:44
stdinit's not dumb, it's secure06:44
CPrgmSwR2oh06:44
stdinCPrgmSwR2: just because it builds and runs on your system doesn't mean it will on others, so the system most (if not all) distros use is a chroot build system, where the package is build in a clean system06:46
stdinthat way you can be sure that the package will work, and that dependencies are always correct06:47
CPrgmSwR2stdin: um.. soprano is building last06:52
stdinbecause it was uploaded last06:52
stdindoesn't matter, I have to manually restart kdelibs and kdepimlibs anyway06:53
stdinthey'll all dep-wait on something06:53
CPrgmSwR2oh06:53
CPrgmSwR2stdin: so its going to take another hour or so?06:57
stdinCPrgmSwR2: probably longer, once soprano's built it'll take a few mins to get into my ppa repo, then I can restart kde4libs06:58
CPrgmSwR2soprano built successfuly07:05
stdinyep, now just need to wait for it to get in the archive07:06
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stdinHobbsee: the build's still trundling along :)11:49
Hobbseeheh, thought it might be11:50
stdinmost is build now, after uploading strigi and soprano11:50
Riddellstdin: uploading?11:52
stdinRiddell: to my ppa yeah, https://edge.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/+archive/+builds?build_text=kde&build_state=all11:52
stdinit was taking way to long on my desktop, 6 hours and I got up to 20% of kdebase11:53
stdinkdebase-workspace rather11:53
stdinRiddell: and how come kdelibs5-dev conflicted with kdelibs4-dev?11:54
Riddellit does?11:54
stdinit did, until I removed the line11:54
Riddellmm, so it does11:54
Riddellthanks for spotting, I'll fix that11:55
Riddellstdin: I don't see strigi or soprano in your ppa11:55
stdinRiddell: that's because that link filters packages with "kde"11:56
stdinhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/+archive/+builds?build_text=&build_state=all11:56
Riddellah hah11:56
Riddellstdin: otherwise no changes needed so far?11:57
stdinnope, all I've done is added a changelog entry for my upload and remove the conflict with kdelibs4-dev11:57
stdinand these are the 2 install errors i've gotten so far http://pastebin.ubuntu-uk.org/52511:58
Riddellstdin: did you have an older version of kdelibs5 installed?12:00
stdinyeah, I did run a quick purge of most of the packages but missed a couple12:00
stdinjust re-queued kdebase-kde4 for i38612:02
stdinI think in the install instructions for the release it should say it's recommended to remove the previous version of the betas before installing this, just to save some reports of broken packages12:03
Hobbseest12:03
Hobbseestdin: i only can since today12:03
HobbseeRiddell: thanks for approving the team merge, btw12:04
stdinHobbsee: you poked the lp teem and they gave in? :p12:04
Hobbseeslightly longer than that, and it wasnt the LP team, but yes12:04
Hobbsee CPrgmSwR2 should know that there's a lot of power in buildd stuff, and hardly anyone has it.  also, LongPointyStick is a logging client.12:04
stdinthat's what I thought, and I did try to explain about the buildd system, but as I tried I realised I don't know that much about it :p12:06
Hobbsee:)12:06
Hobbseeyou dont *want* to know about it.  it has many idiosyncracies, etc :12:07
Hobbsee* :)12:07
Tonio_Riddell: http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=7014412:07
Tonio_Riddell: I finally made it public12:07
Tonio_Riddell: can you please help me for the description text ?12:07
Tonio_Riddell: I'm pretty sure my english is too approximative for something 'official' ;)12:08
Tonio_hi everyone12:08
* Jucato waves hi too12:10
Jucatoalmenorg?12:11
stdin44% of kdebase-kde4 (i386) :)12:11
RiddellTonio_: developpers -> developers12:15
RiddellTonio_: KdeSu -> KDE's normal KdeSu12:16
Jucatodevelopped -> developed12:16
stdinlooks like it all build on i386 gutsy12:18
stdin*builds12:18
stdinand it only took 7 hours :p12:20
stdinnot counting building here12:20
mhbhello everyone12:35
mhbRiddell: do you have an opinion on the whole "reverting the features back again" debate?12:35
mhbthe one that took part on Saturday evening12:36
Hobbseehey mhb.  i'm not around for most of the weekend :(12:36
* mhb is speechless12:36
mhbshouldn't you have been away during the last one?12:36
Hobbseeyeah, i was away for parts of that.  although not as much as i was expecting12:36
mhbhmm...12:37
mhbI guess i give up12:37
mhblet somebody else organize the meeting12:37
Hobbseeunless we make it your friday morning or something.12:37
Hobbseei dont know.  i  can do during the week this week, or next week, but not the weekend.  which is opposite to normal, yes.12:38
Hobbseeexams tend to do that.12:38
Hobbseealternatively, i can just step down from the council, and you can have the meeting without me.12:38
Tonio_Riddell: thanks, I the desc12:38
mhbwe don't want that, at least I do not12:38
mhbRiddell: what I meant is going back from D3lphin to Konqueror, removing strigi, and so on...12:39
mhbRiddell: what do you think about those notions?12:40
mhbHobbsee: I can make it friday morning, not sure everyone can though12:40
mhbHobbsee: Ken or Lure might not12:41
Riddellstrigi shouldn't get in anyone's way unless they want it to, it's off by default12:41
RiddellI also think it's important that the strigi developers get feedback from real users, since it's default in KDE 412:42
mhbRiddell: right, the main discussion was about D3lphin, which a certain part of the community, including developers, dislike quite much12:42
Riddelldolphin I don't really understand the critisism, I use it all the time, far more than I used konqueror12:42
HobbseeRiddell: this is what the devs like vs what the users like, and how we dont really check what the users like, etc12:43
mhbHobbsee: well I think it's more on personal preferences, some devs dislike it, some devs like it12:44
mhbsame with users (as always, those who dislike it are heard more)12:45
mhbRiddell: truth is that we have nobody to look at the bugs12:48
mhbRiddell: I was the only one who started triaging some of D3lphin bugs12:49
buz_if d3lphin remains the default, at least there should be a very obvious way of selecting konqueror instead of d3lphin12:50
buz_the current way is not at all obvious$12:50
buz_as for strigi, it would help if it was ionice'd but that's not possibly without root right :(12:51
JucatoRiddell: strigi's off by default, until you use Find Files/Folders in the K Menu, type a non-URL in konqueror or use the search field in Konqueror's Intro page. (last I checked)12:54
ScottKmhb: For meeting scheduling, this is a holiday week in the US, so much US participation would be unlikely I'd think.12:56
HobbseeScottK: for how long?12:57
Jucatothanksgiving...12:57
ScottKThe Holiday is Thursday, but traditionally people travel to/from different places so the rest of the week is pretty well shot.  Tomorrow (Wed) is the single busiest travel day in the US.12:58
* Jucato wonders what his relatives will be doing for thanksgiving... :)12:58
HobbseeScottK: oh, there's a thought.  thanksgiving, and black friday.12:59
ScottKExactly.12:59
RiddellJucato: that's right, it's not hidden at all13:00
Riddellwe can and should make sure it gets nice'd13:00
Riddellthat would be pretty easy to do in strigiapplet13:00
buz_Riddell: for some reason, you can't IOnice stuff without being root. nice'ing it doesnt go nearly as far as using ionice13:10
buz_strigi is very much io, not cpu bound on halfway current hardware13:10
Riddellbuz_: mm, I didn't know that13:18
Riddellbuz_: any idea what tracker does?13:18
buz_what do you mean?13:19
buz_Riddell: read the manpage of ionice (i think it's in schedutils)13:19
buz_on my core 2, strigi may significantly slow down the machine but only use a few percent of cpu13:20
buz_ionice fixes that13:20
Riddelltracker is the gnome equivalent of strigi, I just wonder if it is ioniced at all13:20
buz_probably not13:20
buz_for some reason i dont understand, normal users cant ionice13:20
buz_which is, uhm, stupid13:20
buz_ideally, strigi should work in idle mode: "A program running with idle io priority will only get disk time when no other program has asked for disk io for a defined grace period. The impact of idle io processes on normal system activity should be zero. "13:25
Riddellyes, that sounds like we want13:25
Riddellbuz_: fancy asking in #ubuntu-kernel why ionice is restricted?13:26
buz_afaik, it comes down from kernel.org13:26
Riddellsure, but there's probably a reason for it and it might be helpful to know what that is13:27
buz_http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dashboard-hackers/2007-August/msg00001.html so some apps actually try that13:27
buz_i'm guessing they didn't want to deal with users giving processes HIGHER priority13:28
buz_http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-462230.html has a patch that would in theory allow a setuid ionice but i'm not much in favor of that13:29
buz_instead, if anything, i'd suggest an ioidle setuid program that just selects ionice idle then execv's the rest of the command line?13:30
buz_i.e. no messing with already running processes13:30
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buz_any thoughts about something like that?13:33
stdinRiddell: kdebase-workspace-{bin,data} are broken, they try to overwrite kde3 files http://pastebin.ubuntu-uk.org/52613:55
buz_hum where can you download those?13:57
stdinthose are from my ppa13:59
gnomefreakis there plans to add restricted-manager-kde or something like it for kubuntu or is ubuntus installed in kubuntu14:06
buz_gnomefreak: ubuntu's is included afaict14:07
buz_oh there is restricted-manager-kde even14:07
gnomefreakbuz_: search didnt give me one in gutsy chroot so i was wondering14:08
buz_-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1615 2007-10-03 14:23 /usr/bin/restricted-manager-kde14:08
buz_which is actually a wrapper script that can invoke kde or gtk depending on its name, it seems14:09
buz_stdin: well shout if you need someone to test those packages ;)14:12
stdinbuz_: as soon are they aren't broken :p14:12
buz_sure :)14:13
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buzi would rather not have them overwrite half of kde3, i need that :)14:13
Riddellstdin: humbug.  if you install with dpkg --force-overwrite are there any other errors?14:13
stdinRiddell: no, those are the only ones14:15
Riddellstdin: ok, I'll fix those in hardy thanks14:16
Riddellstdin: is that everything compiled now in gutsy?14:16
stdinyeah, everything14:16
Riddellstdin: great, I can upload the fixes to hardy then run the backports.  many thanks for your help14:16
stdinno problem :)14:17
Riddellstdin: other modules on their way later today or tomorrow of course :)14:17
Jucato+1 for stdin's membership :)14:17
Riddellyep14:17
stdinhmm, I wonder how much lp will let me have in my ppa "Estimated archive size: 4.6 GiB"14:18
Jucatostdin: shall I add your name to the agenda? :)14:18
stdinJucato: sure :)14:18
Jucatoseriously? :)14:18
Jucatobut you should really add yourself :D14:18
stdinJucato: but when's the next meeting :p14:19
Hobbseestdin: weekend+1, methinks.14:19
Jucatojust add your name. it will come to pass :P14:19
* stdin clicks "Edit"14:20
stdinand spam 18 peoples email by clicking save14:25
Hobbseewoot, more spam!14:27
* Hobbsee despams ubuntu-devel@14:27
stdinheh, I like the new kde crash handler14:48
stdin"This backtrace appears to be of no use."14:48
Tonio_Riddell: I have a very strange bug here....15:04
Tonio_Riddell: have an idea on how is xauth setting .Xautority file so that sudo works ?15:05
RiddellI don't know if sudo uses xauthority at all15:08
Tonio_Riddell: well my sudo command is rejected if xautority doesn't have he good permissions, so I suspect yes15:09
Tonio_no issue with sudo, but xauth needs something to be set, I'm earching what15:10
Tonio_Riddell: the super strange thing is that what X accepts with sudo is rejected if the command uses NOPASSWD15:10
Tonio_doesn't make sense to me15:10
nixternalmornin'15:14
Jucatonixternal!!! :)15:14
nixternalI think I will go right ahead and ditch the uni today, start my holiday early15:15
Jucatoheh :)15:15
Jucatonixternal: will you still be our beloved, amazing, wonderful release docs dude for hardy? :)15:16
nixternalI stayed up kinda late last night watching Green TV on the Science channel :)15:16
Jucatoheh15:16
nixternaldunno15:16
Jucatowhoever's gonna make it, I sort of have an idea. why don't we include in the pages some of the non-GNOME new features too? so that if a feature is common to all Ubuntu-dom, it would also be in our release page15:18
DaSkreechWell I thought that the new relelase notes would be three DE stuff and one non DE section15:18
nixternaldon't we usually do that Jucato? ie. OO.o15:18
Jucatonixternal: not for some of the under the hood stuff, like ntfs-3g, selinux (did we have that anyway?), etc15:19
nixternalntfs-3g? that is in now and default?15:19
Jucatoisn't it? (at least in Ubuntu it is)15:19
nixternalwow, there must have been some arm twisting..I remember watching a conversation in ubuntu-devel where the devs were like "ummm heck no" on it15:20
nixternaldunno...I will go through the list of hardy changes15:20
nixternalI will start the release notes today...seeing as in 9 days alpha 1 will be out15:21
* Jucato digss through the earlier gutsy release notes15:21
DaSkreechI recall NTFS write by default in Ubuntu15:21
Jucatoer s/selinux/apparmor/15:24
Jucatonixternal: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/gutsybeta near the bottom15:24
nixternalnice15:25
nixternalya, those would be good to include15:25
* Jucato wonders why he only saw this article now.. http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-family71015:26
nixternalJucato: they always publish one of those with every release..need to wake up :)15:31
Jucatod'oh! :)15:31
Jucatothey always don't link to the websites? :)15:32
nixternaldunno15:35
Jucato:)15:35
DaSkreechmanchicken: Ping15:38
manchickenDaSkreech: Pong15:39
DaSkreechmanchicken: tried gobuntu?15:39
manchickenThis is sad, but I actually don't have any machines that would run well on gobuntu15:39
DaSkreech...15:40
DaSkreechI thought gobuntu ran on machines?15:40
manchickenNot on machines with nasty proprietary hardware.15:41
manchickenBoth of my laptops have proprietary wifi cards, and both my desktops and one of my laptops have proprietary video cards.15:41
DaSkreechWell I don't think the idea behind gobuntu is taht it will run well15:41
nixternalit runs great15:41
manchickenI thought gobuntu was the completely Free Software Ubuntu.15:42
DaSkreechit is15:42
manchickenDidn't have anything with non-free drivers and such.15:42
manchickenYeah, I think it's more limited on what hardware it's okay with.15:43
DaSkreechIt is15:43
manchickenYeah, so then why are you surprised that I'm not running it with this nasty proprietary hardware situation?15:43
DaSkreechthe point is (AISI) a) to get people off of canonical's back and b) to have a benchmark of how far we really are15:43
manchickenAh.15:44
manchickenYeah, I would agree.15:44
manchickenAlso to give people something that is truely free software.15:44
DaSkreechSo if it doesn't run then ... that's kinda the point. We know exactly where we have to make strides15:44
Hobbseemanchicken: and the systems32 stuff?15:44
manchickenHobbsee: systems32 stuff?15:44
manchickenYou mean system76?15:45
Hobbseeer, that, yes.15:45
Hobbseeand that's not a power of two!15:45
manchickenIt has an intel 3945, which requires a binary blob.15:45
Hobbseeyup - although iwl now15:45
manchickenWhen I don't need to use the restricted drivers manager for it anymore I'll be cool with trying gobuntu.15:46
manchicken:)15:46
manchickenI'd really like to, I just don't have the cheese to throw at new hardware.15:46
nixternalmmm cheese15:47
DaSkreechit gouda!15:47
nixternalso, what is on top of the list for things to do right now?15:50
Jucato1. schedule a meeting :D15:50
* nixternal wonders if people pay attention to their merges on MoM15:50
* Jucato runs and hides15:50
nixternalmeetings are the Hobbstinator's thing15:51
Hobbseehah15:51
Hobbseeweekend after next, methinks15:51
Hobbseenixternal: mostly, i think15:52
Hobbseedo i have anything of interest?15:52
nixternalbesides the pointy stick of doom?15:57
nixternal:p15:57
nixternalTonio_: going to do the yakuake merge unless you are in the process of doing it15:59
fdovinggah, after working some on kdesudo i'm realising it needs loads of work to replace kdesu. i'm proposing it's removal asap. it's broken and it breaks other apps that depend on the kdesu way of doing things.16:02
Jucatokinda anti-climactic after Tonio_ just posted it on kde-apps.org :)16:05
Hobbseefdoving: oh dear.16:06
fdovingwell.. it sucks.16:06
nixternalhehe16:06
Tonio_fdoving: what other problems does it have ?16:08
fdovingit needs a total rewrite. as it's using the wrong classes all over the place. it runs all processes as kshellprocesses and that is not nice from a security point of view. as you can break out of the given command by making evil directories named for example "`konqueror`' to run konqueror as root. for example16:08
Tonio_fdoving:the security issue is fixed16:08
fdovingone of them,maybe.16:08
Tonio_fdoving: do you want the list of things that don't work with kdesu ?16:08
fdovingwell.. i'd rather use it and rely on upstream helping us with the issues it might have.16:09
fdovingthan making our own broken project with all it's own issues and no upstream. but that's just me.16:10
fdovingbecoming upstream is timeconsuming.16:10
Tonio_sure16:11
fdovingit's just my $0.5, i'll remove kdesudo from my systems as it's too broken to be usable. even with my latest fixes.16:11
Tonio_fdoving: the point is that we had DOZENS of bugs and problems with kdesu16:11
fdovinganother DOZEN is incoming on kdesudo.16:12
Tonio_yes, that's true16:12
yuriyi think since the first krush day i've become addicted to keeping my kde4 up to date16:12
fdovingbbl, dinner.16:12
DaSkreechyuriy: :)16:12
DaSkreechyuriy: try building it in ppa :)16:13
Tonio_fdoving: fyi, sudo /home/tonio/`konsole` starts konsole here16:13
stdinbeen there, done that :p16:13
yuriyDaSkreech: i wouldn't know where to start, and why would I?16:13
Tonio_fdoving: that looks more like a sudo issue that a kdesudo :)16:13
stdinyuriy: because you want apt-get 1337'ness ?16:14
DaSkreechyuriy: Auto build the new KDE4 and give it to you as a deb?16:14
fdovingTonio_: no, the problem is that kdesudo puts everything into a shell. the command is executed in a /bin/sh shell.16:14
fdovingTonio_: without the shell those ` would mean nothing.16:15
fdovingTonio_: basically you need to replace all KShellProcess with KProcess16:15
fdovingTonio_: you also need to make it connect to a PTY16:16
yuriyDaSkreech: would/could it be kept up with svn on a daily basis? also, wouldn't I need to package it or something? (right now i'm just letting cmake install it in ~kde-devel/kde)16:16
DaSkreechppa is a personal packager16:16
fdovingTonio_: also -c and -t are rather essential to things like kdevelop for example.16:17
yuriyDaSkreech: maybe i'll look more into how it works, i thought it just built the packages and put them in a repo16:18
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Riddellstdin: want to put the new kde4libs and kdebase-workspace in your PPA?  I've put them in backports too but I suspect that'll take ages to compile16:22
stdinsure16:23
Riddellstdin: kdeaccessibility should be there soon too if you want to try that16:23
stdintime to test the script again...16:24
stdinhehe, working like a charm :)16:26
stdinhmm, should I get ubuntu2~gutsy1 or ubuntu2 ?16:27
Riddellstdin: ubuntu2~gutsy116:27
stdingood, because that's what's already downloading :)16:28
DaSkreechRiddell: I'm guessing that you can send compile options and comilers to use when sending things to ppa ?16:28
RiddellDaSkreech: same as in any other package you can16:30
DaSkreechOk16:31
Tonio_fdoving: I agree concerning the kprocess vs kshellprocess16:31
DaSkreechMay need to get a PPA account to see if I can sort out a script to build weekly debs for KDE416:31
Tonio_fdoving: btw, it looks like sudo does the same16:31
DaSkreech!ppa16:31
ubotuWith Launchpad's Personal Package Archives (PPA), you can build and publish binary Ubuntu packages for multiple architectures simply by uploading an Ubuntu source package to Launchpad. See https://help.launchpad.net/PPAQuickStart.16:31
Tonio_fdoving: I suggest you to try "sudo /home/tonio/`konsole`" for example16:31
Tonio_that starts konsole, basically16:32
fdovingTonio_: exactly.16:34
fdovingTonio_: sudo doesn't do escaping, sudo does the same because you run it from a shell.16:34
yuriyDaSkreech: ah, so you do need to make a source package first16:34
Tonio_hum oki, I understand there16:34
yuriymaybe i'll try getting one of the ones one of you made and try to play around with it16:35
fdovingTonio_: bugreport from me and jdong testing for a while. https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dolphin/+bug/16341716:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 163417 in kdesudo "kdesudo+dolphin leads to command execution vulnerability" [Undecided,Fix released]16:37
bddebianHeya16:40
Tonio_fdoving: yeah I saw that one16:41
fdovingTonio_: did you make any changes except merge from my branch when closing that bug?16:41
Tonio_yep16:41
fdovingok.16:41
Tonio_one thing that fixes most of the issues is to quote args16:42
Tonio_sudo "arg1" "arg2" works the same way than without args16:42
Tonio_fdoving: the difference in adding quotes is that "test; konqueror" is then considered one command16:42
fdovingwhat about "`konqueror`16:43
Tonio_fdoving: seems to work, but I agree, that using kprocess and connect to pty would be way better16:43
fdovingwithout the ending quote?16:43
fdovingor what if i add more quotes?16:43
fdovingthe real problem here is that we execute the command in a shell.16:43
Tonio_I agree with you16:43
fdovingyou can always add more quotes in a foldername for example.16:44
Tonio_but improving kdesudo is easier than dealing with kdesu16:44
fdovingi'm not sure about that.16:44
Tonio_well you should ask riddell :)16:44
Tonio_fdoving: I remember he worked hard on that point, but kdesu is super complex, really16:44
fdovingfor a good reason.16:44
fdovingkdesudo is too simple, doesn't do the job properly.16:45
Tonio_fdoving: maybe, but not dealing with any sudo specific rule is a big problem16:45
Tonio_especially since kubuntu/ubuntu is using sudo by default16:45
Tonio_fdoving: okay so let's improve it, to make things properly, as gksu does16:45
fdovingkdesudo can probably be used. but i'd like to propose not diverting kdesu and try to replace it.16:46
fdovingthat basically removes kde functionality that kdesu provides.16:46
fdovingand kdesudo does not.16:46
Tonio_fdoving: that means we have to patch all apps using x-kde-substituteuid in their desktop file16:47
yuriyjust wondering: has there been any work on the kde4 version of kdesu?16:47
fdovingTonio_: yep. or patch the ones not working with kdesudo to use kdesu.distrib. some patching needs to be done.16:48
Tonio_agree on that point16:48
Tonio_and I'm all to get kdesudo a better app, of course16:48
fdovingi16:49
fdovingwoould also like to see that.16:49
fdovingbut i'm concerned about the manpower we have available on the coding part.16:49
Tonio_well if you can help, you are all welcome :)16:49
fdovingi'm trying whenever i can. but i'm about to give up on kdesudo because it's current state is too broken for me to be able to fix it with my limited time.16:50
fdovingdpkg -P kdesudo, is currently the best workaround i've found.16:50
Tonio_hehe16:50
fdovingDid you read the comments in my kdesudo code, regarding xauth for non-root users?16:51
fdovingit's a security concern i have. when it comes to using temp-xauth files available for anyone to read while the kdesudo session is active. (or 60s timeout or something,comment got it all).16:51
Riddellhi jpatrick, a few of your packages rejected I'm afraid16:53
fdovingTonio_: basically means anyone with access to the file can put apps on the screen during 60s from kdesudo exec.16:53
jpatrickRiddell: I know, I'm working on it now, I've pinged upstream16:53
fdovingTonio_: i'm also tempted to re-open the bug we talked about,as it's easy to break out of the fixed version too. it can be marked as fixed once we don't run everything in a shell. that's my opinion anyway.16:55
Tonio_hum, do as you want on that point16:56
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nixternalsebas: what's the status of the rc1 post on the dot? do you have someone looking at it already? is it ready to be posted?16:59
buzmanchicken: i just installed iwl3945 for 2.6.23.8 today. works like a charm17:00
manchickenNo binary blob?17:01
buzwell firmware blob17:03
buzother than that it looks like C17:04
buzheavily commented even17:05
buzAFAICT, my dell latitude now runs completely without binary drivers17:06
sebasnixternal: It's already reviewed by bille17:09
Captain_Redbearderf RC1 packages? they haven't been announced yet have they?17:15
buzsebas: osnews already links to the announcement17:16
buzhttp://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=1895517:16
sebasThey're going to flame I guess17:17
buzi wonder what tripe thom holwerda  will come up this time17:18
sebasIt's probably time to take some popcorn17:18
Riddellsebas, nixternal: bille can't publish it though17:19
sebasRight.17:19
sebasPlease hold it off a bit, I'm changing some parts right now17:20
Riddellnixternal: it needs the paragraph HTML fixed17:20
sebasWhat needs changed?17:20
sebasI can resubmit it in some minutes17:20
buzso platform is rc1 and desktop beta4? confusing17:20
Riddellsebas: use <p>...</p> <p>..</p>  not ... </p>...17:20
sebasNo, the platform is released as final17:21
buzhttp://www.kde.org/info/3.96.php then this is completely wrong17:21
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nixternalRiddell sebas: I can fix that up and post it right now if you would like17:22
sebasPlease wait17:22
nixternalroger17:23
DaSkreechYes?17:23
nixternalbah, get out of here17:23
DaSkreechHeehee17:23
Captain_RedbeardThe KDE release is very confusing indeed... in some places it is referred to as Beta 4, some places RC1 :P it SHOULD be RC1 afaik, even though a Beta 5 has been discussed in the mail lists. but still.... Does anyone actually know what the deal is? afaik the platform should be tagged 4.0 by now and thus be stable, and the desktop _SHOULD_ be RC1? or am I all wrong?17:29
buzCaptain_Redbeard: that's what i believe17:29
Tm_T1928 < Tm_T> erm, platform rc1 and desktop beta?17:30
buzbecause the same tags were applied to 3.95 already, probably just copy pasted17:30
Tm_Tmuuh17:30
buz(i understand that platform is further ahead, but that doesnt exactly help the confusion if you dont know that part ;)17:30
Tm_TIIRC platform is rc17:31
buzthen why does the 3.95 announcement show the same tags?17:31
Captain_RedbeardTm_T, nah platform was released as RC1 with Beta4 some 20 days ago17:31
Captain_RedbeardTm_T, and should thus be tagged as final17:31
Tm_TCaptain_Redbeard: IIRC its still not final17:32
buzwell in any case, desktop should not be tagged beta417:32
Tm_Tyup there's beta517:32
stdinit's easy "The KDE 4.0 platform release consists of the modules kdelibs, kdepimlibs and kdebase-runtime. It is the minimum number of modules that are needed to build and run KDE 4.0 applications."17:32
Captain_RedbeardMadness... I think we are jumping to conclusions though and the RC1 page is not properly edited updated yet17:32
buzstdin: platform was released as rc1 in the last snapshot17:32
stdinbuz: quote from http://www.kde.org/info/3.96.php17:33
buzCaptain_Redbeard: i wanted to point that fact out :P17:33
buzstdin: yeah i know, but check http://www.kde.org/info/3.95.php17:33
buzand see the same tags but with 3.95 tarballs :P17:33
Tm_Tno, platform is not final (stable) yet17:34
Captain_Redbeardhttp://www.kde.org/announcements/announce-4.0-platform-rc1.php17:34
Captain_Redbeardplatform RC117:34
Captain_Redbeardreleased on october 30th17:34
Tm_Tyes yes, see any final releases?17:34
buzyeah, which was 3.9517:34
Tm_Tstill17:34
Tm_Tthere is NOT final until it's released17:35
buzmaybe platform should be named rc2?17:35
Captain_RedbeardTm_T, yes here http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.0_Release_Schedule#20_November_2007:_Release_KDE_Development_Platform_4.0.0_and_KDE_Desktop_4.0_RC_117:35
Tm_TCaptain_Redbeard: its not release17:35
buzsounds like it should final then?17:35
Tm_TCaptain_Redbeard: it's PLAN!17:35
buzbut plans must be adhered to at all costs ;)17:36
Tm_T.17:36
Tm_Tthere's no final until it's released, and it's released when it's announced17:37
Captain_RedbeardTm_T, true that the packages are tagged 3.96 and not 4... but the whole ordeal seems very confused/ing and we should probably not jump to conclusiopns until the have fixed the site, because 1st of Desktop is OBVIOUSLY not Beta 4 as stated etc etc :) so let's just take a chill pill and enjoy the ride :D17:37
Tm_Tyup17:38
Captain_Redbeardwhups gotta run, gotta meet up with a friend for dinner17:38
Tm_TKDE Project Ships First Release Candidate for Leading Free Software Desktop, Codename "Calamity"17:38
Tm_TRC1 of KDE4 is released17:38
Captain_Redbeardcatch you all tomorrow, and hopefully we know what way it is by then :)17:38
Tm_Tbut is platform finalised?17:39
Captain_RedbeardTake care guys!17:39
sebasnixternal: query?17:39
Tm_Thttp://www.kde.org/announcements/announce-4.0-rc1.php Captain_Redbeard buz sebas17:39
Tm_Tstdin:17:39
stdinTm_T:17:40
stdinyeah, I've seen that too17:40
yuriywhere would i get the latest kde4 deb.src?17:40
Tm_Tthough that's partly bugged announcement17:41
Tm_Tstill, no single word about final17:41
Tm_Tso no need for speculation17:41
stdinyuriy: the latest package should appear in backports sometime (no one knows exactly when)17:41
stdinif the buildd's aren't napping17:42
yuriywell it should be in somebody's ppa, no? or are there only binaries in ppa's17:42
stdinit'll be in my ppa, when the buildd's stop napping :p17:42
yuriyoh, it's in hardy, right? so i should be able to use hardy deb-src?17:45
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stdinyuriy: if you want to cheat you should be able to dget the .dsc's, list of them here http://pastebin.ubuntu-uk.org/52817:46
yuriyoh hardy is also still on 3.9417:51
stdinhardy is getting the packages the same time gutsy is17:53
Riddellyuriy: for source packages?17:53
yuriyRiddell: yeah. though i guess doesn't matter much, unless the packaging has changed?17:54
Riddellpackaging has changed a lot17:54
yuriyoh.17:54
stdinhardy has 96 now17:55
yuriystdin: as of?17:57
stdinas of Riddell uploading them17:57
stdinand the .debs appearing in http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/k/kde4libs for example17:58
yuriyoh, libs is 96, base is still 9417:58
Riddellyuriy: try kdebase-kde417:58
stdinyuriy: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/k/kdebase-kde4/ < kde4base17:58
yuriyooh thanks17:59
stdinnew shiny source name :p17:59
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n8k99nixternal: are there howto docs to install kde4 packages and set up an environment?18:52
nixternalhttp://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/KDE418:53
n8k99thanks nixternal18:59
n8k99also saw the http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-beta3.php when my laziness went searching18:59
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* uga adds the faq to kinfobot19:28
ugaouch, wrong channel =)19:29
tsdgeosIs Sergey Rudchenko around?20:02
nixternalwarning for you hardy users: DON'T UPGRADE TODAY!!!20:03
n8k99nixternal: oh what's up?20:04
nixternalbreaks networkmanager20:05
nixternaladds goofy icons to the desktop for your drives20:05
n8k99oh dear20:05
n8k99ok20:05
stdinRiddell: looks like those packages install without any complaints :)20:05
gnomefreaknixternal: knetworkmanager?20:06
nixternalyup20:06
gnomefreakah ok ty20:06
gnomefreaknixternal: i dont even see knetworkmanager in upgrades20:10
nixternalbig bad hal breaks it all20:10
gnomefreakoh shit20:10
nixternalto late? :p20:11
gnomefreakoh goodie no hal either20:11
nixternalgnomefreak: it is easily fixed20:11
gnomefreakstop scaring me20:11
nixternaljust disable knetworkmangler and manually control your network settings20:11
nixternalas for the icons, live with them I guess20:11
gnomefreakthey are removible20:12
gnomefreakshould be atleast20:12
gnomefreakhal 0.5.10-2ubuntu2 is that the hal version?20:12
nixternalyes20:13
nixternalI can't remove the icons20:14
nixternalnot worrying about those though20:14
nixternalwith knetworkmangler, I had commented out my /etc/networks/interfaces from using it a long time ago20:14
nixternaleven then, knetworkmangler doesn't show any network devices20:15
gnomefreaknixternal: ill look and see what happens but that hal version isnt updating here20:15
gnomefreakdid you make pitti aware of the breakage?20:15
nixternalhe is in a meeting right now...I will wait to disturb him20:15
gnomefreakhe is the one that built/pushed20:15
gnomefreakhe knows20:16
nixternaloh, he already knows it?20:16
gnomefreak15:05 <          pitti_ > mdz_: oh, I am; seems I just broke hardy, so I'm  going to fix that, but I'll join20:16
gnomefreakthat was in -devel20:16
nixternallol20:16
nixternalthere, let him know a little more :)20:17
Riddellstdin: which ones?20:20
stdinkdebase-workspace-data and kdebase-workspace-bin20:21
stdinand kdelibs5-dev won't try to kill kdelibs4-dev, so all's good20:21
Riddellstdin: ok, there should be also kdeaccessibility  kdeartwork   kdeedu    kdegraphics  kdemultimedia -kde4 ready for backport testing now20:21
stdinheh, ok :p20:22
gnomefreakkdelibs5-dev is failing to overwrite `/usr/lib/kde4/bin/checkXML'20:24
stdinyeah, remove the old packages first20:24
gnomefreakstdin: fixed already20:25
stdinthat's kinda inevitable because of the package name changes and things tend to move around20:25
gnomefreaki fix than tell people20:25
fdovingstdin: then you need to use the Replaces: field in debian/control20:26
stdinfdoving: blame the packager, not the builder ;)20:26
* nixternal notes that making a change and bumping the version with 'dch -i' isn't hard to do either :p20:27
fdovingi'm not blaming, i'm suggesting :)20:27
* gnomefreak blames stdin he should have caught that as the "builder"20:28
gnomefreak;)20:28
gnomefreakj/k stdin20:28
stdinnixternal: yeah, but I'm not the one uploading to hardy and gutsy-backports20:28
stdinI'm just adding ~ppa1 and running dput :p20:28
jpatrickstdin: archive admins do all the source fiddling for backports20:28
nixternalhehe20:28
jpatrickanyone updating kile?20:49
yuriyheh KDE4 just gave me a kicker tip on startup20:58
Riddellgood excuse to kill ktip21:00
stdinlaunchpad is being slow as hell 7.07K/s21:07
stdinthat's download21:07
stdinand my upload is making me lag too, by about 2 sec :p21:08
stdinprobably explains the slow downloads21:08
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jpatrickRiddell: kde-style-domino repackaged, pbuilt, and reuploaded21:53
Riddellstdin: hay, these KDE 4 packages of yours really work :)22:00
Riddelljpatrick: let me look22:00
stdin:)22:01
jpatrickstdin: where are they?22:01
stdinmy ppa22:01
stdinhttps://edge.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/+archive22:01
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stdinRiddell: just as you say that http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10486780/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-amd64.kdeartwork-kde4_4%3A3.96.0-1ubuntu2%7Eppa1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz22:02
jpatrickawesome22:03
stdindh_install -pkscreensaver-xsavers-kde4  --sourcedir=debian/tmp22:03
stdincp: cannot stat `debian/tmp//usr/lib/kde4/share/kde4/services/ScreenSavers/qix.desktop': No such file or directory22:03
stdindh_install: command returned error code 25622:03
stdinis the error, right at the bottom22:03
stdinit's the only package that doesn't build tho22:04
buzstdin: so what would happen if i used those with gutsy?22:04
stdinbuz: well, they are gutsy packages22:04
buzsays hardy there22:04
buzbut hardy probably hasnt deviated much from gutsy yet?22:05
stdinthat defaults to the latest, but the packages are gutsy22:05
stdinhttp://ppa.launchpad.net/tsimpson/ubuntu/dists/ < see, no hardy repo22:05
jpatrickbuz: were you the one that tested kryptomedia?22:06
buzyes22:06
jpatrickcould you tell me what it should dep on?22:06
buzgood question22:07
buzunless hal is fixed, its useless in my view22:07
buzother than that, it surely needs cryptsetup22:07
jpatrickwell, let's hope that happens in hardy22:07
buzi should setup hardy tomorrow22:08
buzbut rightnow, kryptomedia overwrites stuff in kdebase (i believe, some package anyway)22:09
jpatrickRiddell: should I upload kryptomedia?22:09
buzbest thing would probably be to actually integrate it into kde22:09
buzother wise you'll always need to do force-overwrite22:10
jpatrickbuz: yes, I've seperated it, and the kdebase patch is awaiting upload22:10
buzvery nice22:10
jpatrickbut I think it should work by itself22:10
jpatricksince all the kdebase patch did was make media:/ work with it22:11
buzprobably right22:11
buzstdin: looks like i have to remove the older kde4 packages first22:14
buzweird stuff going on upon update22:14
stdinbuz: always a good idea22:14
buzsort of works, it seems22:17
Riddelljpatrick: sure, if it works22:18
buzRiddell: discounting broken hal, it does22:19
buzthe part it is supposed to do works22:19
Riddellstdin: oh meh, those screensavers are impossible to get right, it changes with each release of xscreensaver22:20
jpatrickstdin: have you seen this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/45312/ ?22:20
stdinthe .desktop is there for it, just doesn't get installed22:20
stdinjpatrick: no, but I removed all the old kde4 packages first22:21
stdin(because they always break)22:21
jpatrickI didn't have kde4 installed (removed it sometime ago)22:22
stdinyou sure you didn't miss a couple?22:22
DaSkreechRiddell: Ha I kinda volunteerd to do some work on that back in Feb. I should really get around to it22:22
RiddellDaSkreech: on which?22:22
DaSkreechRiddell: syncing kscreensavers with xscreensaver22:22
stdinjpatrick: the only kde4addons package I see is version 3.92.0-0ubuntu122:23
jpatrickstdin: ahhh, yeah22:23
mikkaeldo you package this kde4 RC for gutsy or hardy ?22:24
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buz_kde4looks a lot more useful than beta3 ;)22:25
buz_kde4mikkael: i just installed it on gutsy22:25
stdinthe packages I'm doing are gutsy22:25
mikkaeli want em :)22:25
buz_kde4now how do i get konqui 4?22:25
stdin"sudo apt-get --purge remove $(dpkg -l | egrep '(KDE 4|KDE PIM 4|-kde4)'|cut -d ' ' -f 3) kdebase-workspace" is a good way to remove all the old packages :p22:25
mikkaelthey didnt hit the repos yet !?22:26
jpatrickstdin: working fine now :)22:26
stdinbuz_kde4: best way I find to install everything is  "sudo apt-get install kdebase-kde4-dev kdebase-workspace-dev kdebase-runtime-dev"22:26
stdinthat should grab pretty much every core package22:27
buz_kde4i'll try that22:27
buz_kde4yeah that stupid analog/digital clock thingy is gone22:27
buz_kde4E: Couldn't find package kdebase-kde4-dev22:28
buz_kde4maybe i should add src22:28
stdinyeah, just realised that :p22:28
stdinkdebase-dev-kde422:28
buz_kde4E: Couldn't find package kdebase-runtime-dev22:29
stdinhold on, lemme check my .bash_history :p22:29
stdin"sudo apt-get install kdebase-dev-kde4 kdebase-workspace-dev kdebase-runtime"22:30
buz_kde4yeah that works22:30
buz_kde4yeah konqui422:31
jpatrickRiddell: you put domino into main22:31
Riddellstdin: ok if I point the kubuntu.org announcment at your ppa for now?22:31
Riddelljpatrick: oh damn22:31
jpatrickI'm not core-dev... yet22:31
stdinRiddell: that should be ok, the only side-effect will be they'd have to download cluecene from my ppa22:32
buz_kde4but how do i get kwin_composite?22:33
stdinand strigi actually22:33
Riddelljpatrick: fixed, thanks22:33
stdinbut for now mi 5.3 GiB es su 5.3 GiB22:34
stdinahh, still 3 packages to build..22:36
stdinwhere's the LPSoD when you need it22:37
Riddellstdin: what's that?22:37
stdinLong Pointy Stick of DOOM! :p22:37
stdinas soon as kdeedu, kdegraphics and kdemultimedia are built I may get some sleep, maybe22:39
Riddellstdin: how does this look? http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-rc1.php22:44
stdinRiddell: looks good, but removing all the old kde packages can be difficult22:45
stdinthat's why I did that funky command to remove them22:46
Riddellstdin: which?22:46
Riddellapt-get remove kdelibs5 should do it22:46
stdin"sudo apt-get --purge remove $(dpkg -l | egrep '(KDE 4|KDE PIM 4)'|cut -d ' ' -f 3) kdebase-workspace"22:46
stdinI did that, but some seem to stick about22:46
stdinbut that seems to get the rest22:47
stdinRiddell: aptitude should try to autoremove any orphaned packages by default, maybe suggest using that (I'm actually not sure how adept does it)22:48
mikkaelkewl update for qtcurve :)22:48
stdinbeen a while since I've used a GUI package manager22:48
stdinmikkael: that from my ppa?22:49
mikkaelyes it will update the gutsy version22:49
mikkaelas long with konversation22:49
stdinheh, not good22:49
stdinkonversation is the svn version22:49
stdinshould probably ask an admin to remove that22:49
mikkaeland smplayer22:50
mikkaelits propably better to remove them from the ppa..22:50
stdinI'll get a list together22:51
stdinmikkael: I would, but that's not implemented yet :p so I need a LP admin to do it22:51
mikkaelbut what did you change in qtcurve ? its not custoimizable in gutsy..22:51
stdinmikkael: ubuntu: 0.52.3-1  ppa: 0.54.0-0~ppa222:52
stdinRiddell: I realised that my ppa has a few packages that will install over official ones, what do you want to do?23:11
Riddellstdin: which are they?23:11
stdingtk2-engines-qtcurve , kde-style-qtcurve , konversation smplayer , singularity scorched3d and yakuake23:11
Riddellnothing too drastic there23:12
stdinyakuake shouldn't actually shouldn't be a problem, it's got a lowwer version than the archive23:12
Riddellhopefully gutsy-backports will actually compile one day soon23:12
stdinbut konversation is the svn version23:12
stdinand it's from a while ago :p23:13
Riddelloh well, these people have to live on the edge :)23:13
stdinheh23:13
mikkael (Y)23:13
stdinsmplayer will break tho, as it's split in to 3 packages in my ppa23:14
stdin(a kde, qt3 and qt4 one)23:14
stdinat least I didn't decide to build a new kernel ;p23:15
n8k99stdin if you had I would have gotten it already!23:17
stdinRiddell: just had another thought (I'm having a few today), PPAs aren't authenticated, should note uses will probably get a warning from the package manager23:20
Riddellstdin: added (pending cache)23:21
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mikkaelstdin, Riddell: got the rc up and running, thanks for the fast packages23:26
Riddellmikkael: in gutsy?23:27
stdinRiddell: got couple of depwaits too https://edge.launchpad.net/~tsimpson/+archive/+builds?build_text=&build_state=depwait23:28
mikkaelRiddell: yesm gutsy23:29
stdinlibpoppler-qt-dev is at 0.6-0ubuntu2.1 (from -security) and libgps-dev isn't anywhere23:30
Riddellstdin: look like you need to upload poppler 0.6.1 to your ppa23:31
Riddelland gpsd23:32
stdinright, here it goes :p23:32
stdinhas to be poppler 0.6.2-1, there's no 0.6.123:35
Riddellthat'll do too23:36
stdinuploaded, waiting to queue23:41
Riddellstdin: kdepim-kde4 about to arrive23:48
Riddellbut that's me for the day, to bed23:48
stdinok, I would love to sleep too :p23:49
stdinso I'll get popplet and gpsd build, requeue kdeedue and kdegraphics, then get kdepim uploaded and see if it's built as a surprise in the morning23:52
stdinif that doesn't take too long anyway23:52

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