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SeregaRiddell: I'm preparing the debdiff. Can you allow me little nitpicking like code styling?00:01
Seregareally little00:01
Serega:)00:01
RiddellSerega: spose so00:03
Riddellryanakca: hmm?00:04
ryanakcaRiddell: RT... thanks anyways?00:04
Riddelloh aye00:05
SeregaRiddell: Jonathan, are you still around?00:22
RiddellSerega: hi00:25
nixternalRiddell: Kubuntu presentation slides anywhere?00:26
nixternaljcastro: I need to chat with you about Penguicon when you get a chance (ie. am I registered for the thing at all? did you take care of it?)00:26
SeregaRiddell: please review: http://kubuntu.pastebin.ca/98036500:26
jcastronixternal: no, you need to register00:27
nixternaldamn, that means I have to pay?00:27
jcastroyeah. :-/00:27
nixternalhrmm00:27
jcastroping me post-wings game, I am fixing a friend's pc.00:27
nixternalheh00:28
nixternaljcastro: registration is closed00:29
nixternalI was hoping to sneak in for free, I can't drop $45 right now unless my book check comes through, which I doubt will happen anytime soon00:29
Riddellnixternal: http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/2007-09-la-laguna-talk.odp is all I have, they're not great and out of date00:29
jcastronixternal: you can do at the door. If not I'll take care of it with the planners00:30
Riddellnixternal: book?00:30
nixternalRiddell: ya, I am a co-author now of the Official Ubuntu Book00:30
RiddellSerega: did you add any strings?00:31
Riddellnixternal: doing what?00:31
nixternalEdubuntu and LTSP :)00:31
SeregaRiddell: .po? no00:31
nixternalactually, the Ubuntu Education Edition and LTSP00:31
Riddelloh, didn't know you were into that00:31
ryanakcanixternal: cool, do you get payed down the road for all future copies sold, or just a flat "You wrote the book, here's some money, we get all future profit"?00:31
nixternalhehe, I started the docs back a couple of years ago00:31
nixternalryanakca: I get 4 peanuts for helping00:31
nixternalliterally00:32
ryanakcaheh, fun fun...00:32
nixternalI am not one of the cool authors like the big dogs00:32
Riddelllike jjesse :)00:32
nixternaljcastro: groovy, thanks for that....when you are done with the wings and what not, ping me back if you feel like it00:32
nixternalI am heading to Michigan in the morning and won't be back until Saturday or Sunday00:33
nixternalbut our plans are to head up to Troy on Thursday00:33
nixternalRiddell: exactly :)00:33
RiddellSerega: uh, whitespace changes00:33
jcastronixternal: I am at a friend's place playing computer tech for a while, so it'll be late tonight or tomorrow00:34
SeregaRiddell: they're bad? :( I just aimed to greater code readability00:34
RiddellSerega: they should be kept separate.  but I can ignore them for now00:34
SeregaRiddell: please do00:35
RiddellSerega: ooh ooh, it worked!00:45
Serega:))00:45
SeregaRiddell: it shouldn't?)00:45
Riddell  File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/GDebi/GDebiKDE.py", line 284, in installButtonClicked00:46
Riddellself.errorReport = KMessageBox.error(None,header + "<br>" + body, header)00:46
RiddellTypeError: can only concatenate tuple (not "str") to tuple00:46
Riddellhmm, fooey00:46
Riddellthat probably isn't related to your changes00:47
SeregaRiddell: I really have touched nothing around00:48
RiddellSerega: do you get that crash when installing http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gdm/gdm_2.20.5-0ubuntu2_i386.deb ?00:49
RiddellI think I see a spare comma at the end of line 27900:50
SeregaRiddell: it crashes O.O00:53
SeregaRiddell: missing pluses00:53
SeregaRiddell: only in C/C++ static const strings can be concatenated in a such manner00:54
SeregaRiddell: I'll fix it in a couple of seconds00:55
Seregafixed00:57
SeregaRiddell: recreate the debdiff or you just commit it separately?00:58
RiddellSerega: separate, make a new one01:00
SeregaRiddell: em... on top of 0.3.7?01:00
Seregabtw, gdebi unable to install the package due to unresolved dependencies. is it normal?01:01
RiddellSerega: on top of your current patch, you can add changelog entry but not a new version number01:01
RiddellSerega: no, that's what I was about to come to01:01
Riddell  File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/GDebi/KDEAptDialogs.py", line 164, in fork01:01
Riddell    os.dup2(self.parent.slave, 0)01:01
RiddellAttributeError: slave01:01
Riddellthe whole "def fork(self)" method needs changed or maybe removed, whatever happened to it in dist upgrade tool01:02
SeregaRiddell: erm... I think it is not me too. I can work on it.01:04
Seregaor me...01:06
RiddellSerega: I need to sleep now, that's definately a regretion on the current version so it needs to be fixed before uploading01:08
RiddellSerega: many thanks for looking at this01:08
SeregaRiddell: np, thank you too. Good night!01:08
Riddellif you get it working with installing dependencies throw me more patches, I'll find them in the morning01:08
Seregaok01:09
Seregasorry01:09
Riddelldon't be sorry, apps never work first time! :)01:09
Serega:)01:09
RiddellSerega: might be best testing with another package than gdm but which also needs you to install dependencies, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nautilus/nautilus_2.22.2-0ubuntu3_i386.deb for example.  gdm uses debconf which may create other issues that i think don't work in the current one anyway01:10
Seregaah, cool, thanks!01:11
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blueyedShouldn't /usr/lib/kde4/bin come at least after the "local" paths in $PATH on KDE4?01:40
nosrednaekimblueyed: local paths? like the ones in /home?01:41
blueyednosrednaekim: /usr/local01:41
blueyedI was thinking about patching sudo for bug 19126401:41
ubotuLaunchpad bug 191264 in kdesudo-kde4 "KDE4: sudo removes /usr/lib/kde4/bin from PATH: e.g. "sudo kate" fails" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19126401:41
blueyedBut having the kde4 path hardcoded in sudo would be quite bad..01:42
nosrednaekimblueyed: well, the way its done is the $PATHS are tagged onto the end of the KDE4 path, I think it would be rather hard to work around that.01:42
blueyed(we're using --with-secure-path in Debian/Ubuntu), therefore "sudo kate" for kate from kde4 fails.01:42
blueyedwell, the question wasn't if it's hard.. ;)01:43
nosrednaekim;-)01:43
JontheEchidnaAnybody know why my upload to my ppa failed? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13346435/buildlog_ubuntu-hardy-i386.coremoid_0.3.1-0ubuntu1~ppa1_CHROOTWAIT.txt.gz02:50
JontheEchidnaer, the build, more specifically02:50
Czessimorning03:26
nosrednaekimevening03:28
CzessiJontheEchidna: looks like an temporary problem03:28
JontheEchidnaCzessi: It seems to be building fine now03:28
JontheEchidnaTime for me to head out, I need to get to bed.03:30
JontheEchidnaSee you guys tomorrow.03:31
eagles0513875morning guys06:23
eagles0513875Hobbsee: hey hobbs long time no c06:23
Hobbseehi06:27
eagles0513875Hobbsee: joined the dev and testing team06:27
Hobbseenice06:27
eagles0513875Hobbsee: question fo ya is there a bug with the java jre from sun or openjdk and firefox306:27
Hobbseei think it got fixed.  did you look up the bugtracker?06:29
eagles0513875thing is im having trouble getting it to work i installed the pkg using cli and its still showing up that its not installed06:30
eagles0513875when u say bugtracker r u talking bout launchpad06:30
Hobbseeyes06:31
eagles0513875im goign to check that out06:31
Hobbseethen i suspect you're looking at the wrong package, to check if it's installed.06:31
eagles0513875i installed the sun java jre06:32
eagles0513875even tried getting the bin file from the site06:32
Hobbseeif you install things outside the package management system, then of course they won't show up in adept.06:33
eagles0513875Hobbsee: i tried the one in adept then i tried the one outside and neither of them worked06:33
eagles0513875if i have the open jdk should i be running the open jre if there is one06:35
Hobbseeusually you want the jre06:37
nixternalsun-java6-plugin <- have that installed?06:37
eagles0513875not the sun-java6-jre pkg06:37
eagles0513875nixternal: i did an apt-cache search for it doesnt seem like its in repos06:41
eagles0513875i have the sun java 6 jre but not that06:41
Jucatothat would be weird...06:41
nixternal!info sun-java6-plugin06:42
ubotusun-java6-plugin (source: sun-java6): The Java(TM) Plug-in, Java SE 6. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 6-03-0ubuntu2 (gutsy), package size 1 kB, installed size 80 kB06:42
nixternaloh, eagles0513875 are you on a 64bit system?06:42
eagles0513875ya hardy beta 6406:42
Jucatoah lovely 64 :)06:42
nixternalahh, that explains why you can't find the java plugin06:42
Jucato(they should have renamed it to 69 :P)06:42
eagles0513875:p06:43
eagles0513875is that a reportable bug or is there no need06:43
nixternalhttp://planet.foresightlinux.org/06:44
nixternallovely06:44
Jucato!6406:45
ubotuAMD64 and EMT64 are fully supported architectures on Ubuntu. See http://tinyurl.com/jv6tc for more information.06:45
Jucatonixternal: you!!!!06:45
eagles0513875what does the plugin contain06:45
Jucatoletting you use Java in Firefox06:45
nixternals/fully supported/partiall supported so good luck/06:45
Jucato(which isn't necessary for Konqueror.. weird...)06:45
Jucatonixternal: will it be dropped like a cold potato soon, like PPC? :D06:46
eagles0513875lol i have never had this issue with it06:46
eagles0513875what does the pluugin contaiin normally u just need jdk and jre06:46
Jucatonixternal: obviously you're not too happy in that pic :)06:47
Seregamorning guys!06:47
nixternalI was looking at something trying to figure out what it was06:47
eagles0513875lol06:47
nixternalthe KDE talk had more people, so KDE THE WIN!06:48
eagles0513875lol06:48
nixternalgranted I caught one person sleeping during it..the same person who introduced me06:48
JucatoI think they were more interested in seeing the big guy talking :)06:48
nixternalKevin is bigger than me and I still won :)06:48
Jucatonixternal: actually, I think you're part of a GNOME-in-KDE conspiracy... dkite uncovered another on planetkde yesterday :)06:49
nixternalthe one bad thing about being stuck to a distro or a DE...when someone has a problem, they always bitch at you06:49
eagles0513875lol06:49
nixternalwho was that?06:49
Jucatoderek kite: http://digested.blogspot.com/2008/04/more-kde4.html06:50
nixternalahahahaha06:50
nixternalya, I just seen the pics06:50
eagles0513875i need to get a kubuntu audio stream setup lol06:50
nixternalthe pics didn't come through akregator06:50
Jucatoyeah06:50
nixternalthat is pretty funny06:50
Jucatoand it came 1 day later in akregator06:50
apacheloggerRiddell: thanks for the upload ... the problem with the kde4* craft is that a lot of people forgot that they have them installed, so their upgrade will break, and if we add all the old packages as replace/conflict for kdelibs5 we can prevent this I guess06:52
apacheloggeror at least improve the situation06:52
Jucatonixternal: oh did you know that GNOME has also made into the clothing industry?06:52
eagles0513875apachelogger: if u need someone to test i can help out in that dept06:53
nixternaldr. scholls clothing?06:53
nixternalfor itchy smelly feet?06:53
Jucatohttp://www.actiongraphic.com/Logos/HangTen-Logo.jpg06:53
Jucato:D06:53
eagles0513875lofl in all honesty though this is way off topic but if u play wow gnomes r pretty kool06:53
nixternalman, I have some hang 10 shirts, I never noticed the feet before06:53
eagles0513875lol06:53
Jucatolol06:53
nixternaldamnit, now I will have to burn those06:54
Jucatohahaha :)06:54
apacheloggereagles0513875: yep, nothing to be tested right now06:54
apacheloggernixternal: send them over :P06:54
eagles0513875this is really starting to upset me06:54
JucatoI just recalled my shock when I entered a store and saw a hang 10 shirt... I thought they were selling GNOME apparel06:54
nixternaloh, I also tagged the Foresight laptop with Ubuntu stickers too...but didn't get a picture of it06:54
* apachelogger is coding tha vb.net now06:54
Jucato(seriously...)06:54
apacheloggerdatagridviews ftw06:54
nixternalthat is the 2nd time I have attacked a Foresight box with stickers06:54
eagles0513875when i go to this particular site and try to get on its java based chat the plugin that seems to be missing is the jre plugin and i have it installed06:55
Jucatonixternal: so when are they making *Kubuntu* stickers? :)06:55
* nixternal kicks Jucato for even thinking that06:55
Jucato:D06:55
* nixternal sends Jucato to cafepress.com for those06:55
nixternalactually, the cafepress stickers aren't to shabby06:55
nixternalI bought a big KDE one last year06:55
eagles0513875i should smother this laptop with kde stickers lol06:55
Jucatoheh actually I have some "homemade" Kubuntu stickers that were distributed during my first SFD06:55
eagles0513875Hobbsee: any ideas as to my issue06:55
nixternalmuch better than the slide on/off Ubuntu stickers that leave a nasty white mark when you try to remove them06:55
Jucatonixternal: I think they weren't meant to be removed :P06:56
nixternalI still have a few of the 'Powered by Kubuntu' stickers I created a couple of years ago06:56
Jucatonixternal: one foresight question though...06:56
nixternalkonary!06:56
Jucatowhy isn't their planet green?06:56
* Jucato runs for his life06:56
nixternalgood question06:56
nixternalI think the answer is "because they don't have any planet themers" maybe06:57
* Jucato shouts from a far far distance... "really?"06:57
eagles0513875if u guys want to laugh a bit take a look at this06:57
eagles0513875http://images.google.com.mt/imgres?imgurl=http://static.desktopnexus.com/wallpapers/10542-bigthumbnail.jpg&imgrefurl=http://technology.desktopnexus.com/wallpaper/10542/&h=338&w=450&sz=50&hl=mt&start=23&tbnid=3ywE6VMDjpYHUM:&tbnh=95&tbnw=127&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dlinux%2Bwallpapers%26start%3D18%26gbv%3D2%26ndsp%3D18%26hl%3Dmt%26sa%3DN06:57
nixternalI couldn't come up with a good joke06:57
nixternaltiny06:57
Jucatohehehe06:57
nixternalurl06:57
nixternaldot06:57
Jucatomuch06:57
nixternalcom06:57
eagles0513875lol sry06:57
nixternalhahaha06:57
Jucato!enter | nixternal06:57
ubotunixternal: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!06:57
Jucatooops06:57
nixternal!shutup06:57
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about shutup - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi06:57
Jucatosorry, op reflexes :D06:57
nixternalhaha06:57
eagles0513875im showing u guys some funny wallpapers06:57
Jucatooh that's an ooooold one...06:58
nixternalI am going to a part of the US tomorrow that makes 3rd world countries look like technology havens06:58
Jucatochinatown?06:58
eagles0513875im tryign to find u this wall paper with tux holding a rocket launcher to windows logo06:58
Jucatoheh j/k06:58
nixternalI am talking, no wireless phones, no cell phones, not even a damn starbucks06:58
Jucatowhat?!?! no starbucks?!?!?06:58
Jucatooh the cruelty!!06:58
eagles0513875http://www.teknobites.com/wp-content/images/tekno/linux05.jpg06:58
nixternalya, I kicked my $20/day Starbucks habit06:59
nixternalit was bad06:59
Jucatoeagles0513875: that was my phone's wallpaper in the past06:59
nixternalhehe, that used to be my wallpaper back in the 90s when I used Slackware and thought I was an evil hacker06:59
eagles0513875lol06:59
nixternalI didn't even turn out to be a decent script kiddie :p06:59
Jucatonow you're just evil :)06:59
eagles0513875us programmers can appreciate this06:59
eagles0513875http://www.rebe.cc/wallpapers/linux_not_windows.jpg06:59
nixternalheh, I put that as the default wallpaper in a classroom07:00
nixternalof course I got blamed for it07:00
Jucatohttp://share.omanis.co.uk/files/1/virtualbox140-about.jpg tux wants to whack the butterfly, beastie wants to eat the apple...07:00
eagles0513875i wanna find the one of tux rocket launching the windows logo on a windows background07:00
nixternalthat is great07:01
eagles0513875i think u guys will appreciate this but if u go to google.com/linux it searches all linux pgs07:01
Jucatowtf? http://www.beilabs.com/images/tuxAttacks.jpg07:01
nixternalI remember Microsoft used to be all over the ads on the /linux searches a while back07:01
eagles0513875once i teach myself some c++ i think im goign to make an easy to use dj program07:02
nixternalman, the best I see thus far were t-shirts we got about 8 years ago at a conference here in chicago07:02
eagles0513875lol nice07:02
nixternalLinux - Crashing through Windows and breaking down Gates07:02
eagles0513875lol07:02
nixternalit had Tux chasing Bill Gates07:02
eagles0513875lol07:03
eagles0513875Jucato: u also in the kubuntu channel07:04
Jucatoyeah07:04
eagles0513875i canttell whether we have operator error or there is a bug in gutsy07:04
eagles0513875in regards to duel booting xp07:04
Jucatoprobably the former since I've been dual (not duel... although you can most probably imagine them fighting) booting Gutsy for some time since it came out07:05
eagles0513875sry im still waking up this morning07:06
eagles0513875i think its operator error07:06
Jucatos/operator/user/07:06
eagles0513875i was so hoping i would be able to get kubuntu working on my new laptop07:06
eagles0513875jucato any idea as to y firefox3 isnt finding the jre and i have it installed07:08
* nixternal sleeps07:09
nixternalg'nite07:09
eagles0513875night07:09
Jucatoum.. nope... #ubuntu+1 maybe?07:09
Jucatog'night nixternal!07:09
eagles0513875i tok07:09
eagles0513875that guy seems to be having some severe issues seems to till be getting error 1507:09
* Jucato wished the clock plasmoid could do multiple timezones like the kicker clock applet did...07:09
eagles0513875u want me to write an applet that keeps times for multiple times zones in java lol07:10
eagles0513875that would give me some good java practice if thats the case07:11
HobbseeJucato: it can, can't it?07:13
JucatoHobbsee: 1 timezone per clock...07:13
HobbseeJucato: you mean the one in the kicker, or?07:14
eagles0513875basically he wants to have multiple clocks one for each particular time zone of his choosing07:14
JucatoPlasma07:14
Jucatoeagles0513875: no07:14
eagles0513875ok07:15
Hobbseeeagles0513875: no, he doesnt.07:15
JucatoIn KDE 3, the clock in Kicker allowed you to have multiple timezones in a single clock, so that you can either hover over the clock to see the time in other timezones or mouse wheel over the clock to change timezones07:15
eagles0513875ahhh gotcha07:16
Jucatonow I'm wishing there were something similar to that in Plasma07:16
HobbseeJucato: there was, last i checked.07:16
HobbseeJucato: select the timezones on the clock on kicker07:16
Hobbseeor whatever they call it nowadays07:16
eagles0513875i just did it and im on kde4 using the normal clock07:16
JucatoHobbsee: yeah, you can set 1 clock's timezone, and that's it...07:16
Jucatoyou can't have 2 or more timezones on a single clock and have a way to switch among them or view them simultaneously07:17
HobbseeJucato: i certainly got it working a while ago07:17
HobbseeJucato: not on the clock itself, but you could click, and the timezones would show above, as they did in kde3.07:17
Jucatomaybe it's a different clock07:18
Jucatothe default Digital clock only shows up the calender. the analog glock does nothing07:19
Hobbseeit was one of the defaults.07:19
Hobbseea digital one07:19
Hobbseebut oh well07:19
eagles0513875if u put ur mouse ovr it it works and shows the time in the 2 times zones u choose07:20
Hobbseemaybe i'll boot to kde4 sometime again and check it out07:20
Jucatohm.. I'm on trunk (4.0.68 actually)07:20
eagles0513875knowing my like im updating the pkgs that have been held back and knowing me im going to break something lol07:21
eagles0513875im having way too much fun with compiz07:23
eagles0513875whats the dev cycle in regards to supporting new hardware07:49
apacheloggernu hardware?07:59
eagles0513875!apache08:24
ubotuLAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)08:24
eagles0513875!mysql08:29
ubotuLAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)08:29
davmor2Riddell: just to let you know kubuntu (standard installed from netboot without any major issues)08:49
eagles0513875can i make a suggestion for mysql09:34
eagles0513875cuz there is a dependency pkg thats missing from when u install the admin side of things09:35
jpatrickbest file a bug against mysql, we're desktop developers...09:36
eagles0513875its not really a bug09:37
eagles0513875u guys have it to where the admin gui doesnt download the mysql server dependency09:37
jpatrick"wishlist" then :)09:37
eagles0513875could i just repackage it09:37
eagles0513875and submit it09:37
eagles0513875or is that something rather tricky for a noob to do09:38
jpatrickjust popping the needed package into the Depends: line in debian/control should do it09:39
jpatrickeagles0513875: I don't think adding kexi to mysql depends is a good idea (think of the server installs and gnome people)09:41
eagles0513875not kexi09:41
eagles0513875the mysql-server pkg09:41
eagles0513875the mysql-server-5.0 pkg09:42
eagles0513875i never knew how addicting compiz could be09:43
stdineagles0513875: does the admin GUI work with remote servers? if so that mysql server should not be a dependency but a recommends or suggests09:48
eagles0513875stdin: im only using local but i think u can specify the server hostname09:48
stdinthat's why it's not a dependency then09:49
stdindepends == absolutely needed for it to work09:49
eagles0513875whose maintaining kexi10:02
jpatrickaptitude changelog kexi10:03
Tonio_Riddell: looing for xine-part.desktop, shouldn't have higher preference, that's right10:06
Tonio_Riddell: hum nope, I looked at the profilerc file, kmplayer is higher preference than kaffeine10:10
Tonio_Riddell: sometimes kaffeine loads due to the protocol in use (mms:// for example)10:15
RiddellTonio_: aah, ok10:15
Tonio_Riddell: I wasn't able to find a way to set the priority by protocol10:15
Riddellyes, it was mms10:15
Tonio_maybe there is, but none that I found....10:15
Tonio_the only way would be not to install the kaffeine plugin10:15
Tonio_but the problem is that kaffeine standalone itself uses the plugin in fact....10:16
Tonio_that's the reason I never splitted the package that way10:16
Tonio_if you have an idea, please let me know :)10:16
Tonio_it looks like konqueror looks for .protocol files and uses the latest in alphabetic order in fact....10:18
RiddellTonio_: it's all good10:21
Riddellkaffeine works fine anyway10:21
eagles0513875if u guys need a tester let me know10:24
Riddelleagles0513875: new amarok (1.5.9.1) needs testing10:24
eagles0513875gimmie10:24
eagles0513875where can i get a hold of it from10:24
Riddellhardy10:24
Tonio_Riddell: yes, except there is no opengl support with kaffeine, due to xcb missing opengl support10:25
eagles0513875Riddell: from repos10:25
Tonio_Riddell: that can be annoying for people having video drivers that don't support XV (that's my case), then redering is very pixelised....10:26
Tonio_but I prefer this that kaffeine crashing when built without xcb support ;)10:26
eagles0513875im not finding 1.5 anywhere not even in repos10:28
Riddelleagles0513875: 1.4.9.1 rather10:30
eagles0513875im way ahead of u then what needs to be tested10:31
eagles0513875Riddell: im not sure if amarok could be causing this on occasion i do get some mini lockups10:34
eagles0513875im runnig kde4 and compiz fusion10:34
Riddelllikely compiz10:35
eagles0513875its funny though they only happen when listening to streams10:36
eagles0513875is there a changelog for wubi by any chance11:05
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\shNightrose, when is this karlsruhe OSS expo again?11:08
eagles0513875hey Nightrose11:27
eagles0513875question why is it that my open gl screen save flashes with whats on the desktop11:27
eagles0513875Riddell: random thought here in regards to internet connectivity y is it that im getting really crapy dl speeds on a 2mb internet connection. and my 64bit windows machine seems to download stuff a million times faster is there a network bottle neck somewhere11:31
JontheEchidnaGood morning12:00
sahin_hI would like to fill a bug againts kate in KDE4. Spell checking not works.12:00
eagles0513875morning12:00
jpatrickmorning JontheEchidna12:00
eagles0513875!bug12:00
ubotuIf you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu  -  Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots12:00
sahin_hIt's looks like an upstream bug.12:00
eagles0513875there u go sahin12:00
jpatricksahin_h: bugs.kde.org then12:01
sahin_hI've voted for the bugs on bugs.kde.org12:02
sahin_hIs this enough?12:02
sahin_hI mean in this case fill a bug on launcpad isn't necessary?12:02
sahin_hhttp://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15950712:03
ubotuKDE bug 159507 in kwrite "dictionary not found kate/kwrite" [Normal,Assigned]12:03
jpatrickno, looks like someone's working on it12:03
sahin_hjpatrick: ok12:03
eagles0513875i dont get this i have a hunch there is a bottleneck in the kubuntu networking12:04
sahin_hI hope spell checking will work in KDE4.112:04
eagles0513875seems like my other laptop downloads stuff a million times faster then this12:04
eagles0513875whats worse this is 64bit vista12:04
Riddelleagles0513875: linux issue, nothing to do with us12:06
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Riddell\sh: re your recent blog, "Enter your OpenID URL" seems to be the tricky part13:32
RiddellI have account on google, yahoo and launchpad which may be openid but I don't know what the urls are for them13:33
Riddellthe obvious ones don't seem to work13:33
Riddellor maybe none of those providers aren't yet doing openid13:33
Riddelloh, hmm, yahoo.com was doing something13:34
Riddell"Invalid CAPTCHA token.13:34
RiddellThe username contains an illegal character.13:34
RiddellYou must enter an e-mail address."13:34
Nightrose\sh: heya :) Open Source Expo is on 25th and 26th of May13:37
Nightroseso one day between open source expo and linuxtag13:37
Nightrosenarf @ still no internets at home :(13:38
\shRiddell, yes...you need to provide username + password, because openid doesn't give a username back to the calling site13:38
Riddell\sh: err, so what does it give?13:38
\shRiddell, after the registration, it connects your openid url to your account, so you just need the url, no pw anymore or username13:39
\shthe authorization is done via the openid provider13:39
Riddellsurely I still need to enter a password to them13:40
\shRiddell, yes, but you have only one user+pass for this openid provider..and for noone else13:40
\shRiddell, imho is openid still a nice working theory...13:41
Riddellso the hassle is still the same, (registering details, capchas, wait for e-mail to arrive)13:43
Riddellit stops you stealing the password I submit to you I suppose, but the ability to steal my yahoo password with phishing is greatly increased13:46
Riddelland now its asking me to register a password anyway (having followed the link from the e-mail)13:47
Riddelland now to comment I have to work out 19 times 42!13:49
nixternalsee you all on sunday! have a great weekend everyone!14:12
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seezerRiddell: kmail sieve patch did what it said. just works again. thank you.15:08
Riddellseezer: excellent, thanks for testing15:08
Riddell_Sime_: just seen your work used in envyng15:36
Riddell_Sime_: in PyQt4.uic I need to override "uic.properties.Properties._string" to get it to use kde's i18n rather than qt's system, is there a way of building that into pykde?15:37
mok0strange things happening with konqueror-kde4; seems like several tabs are sometimes rendered into the same window15:39
_Sime_Riddell: pykdeuic4 should use i18n() automatically.15:49
_Sime_Riddell: are you busy with i18n in your python prog?15:49
_Sime_Riddell: I've been looking at that too lately.15:49
Riddell_Sime_: I'm converting printer-applet to use kde's i18n15:50
Riddell_Sime_: it loads .ui files at runtime, which I prefer to compiling them15:50
_Sime_Riddell:  runtime you say? I don't know much about that. Compiling might be the safest way around the problem.15:51
Riddell_Sime_: well it's not a problem15:55
Riddell_Sime_: in that I have a method "def translate(self, prop):" in printer-applet.py which replaces "uic.properties.Properties._string"15:55
Riddell_Sime_: but other pykde users would have to find my solution and copy it, ideally pykde would do it itself15:55
Riddell_Sime_: otherwise I think i18n in pykde is all good, just add --language=Python to the XGETTEXT command in Messages.sh and it works15:58
_Sime_Riddell: yeah. I just wrote a Messages.sh which does that, and I'm polishing some CMake code installing .po files and providing a basic 'dist' build target.16:01
Riddell_Sime_: installing .po file?  surely kde-l10n modules do that already16:02
Riddell_Sime_: is there a FindPyKDE4.cmake ?16:02
Riddell_Sime_: or if not is there a suitable equivalent of import PyQt4.pyqtconfig to do one similar to pyQt?16:08
_Sime_Riddell: I'm workin on something outside kde svn.16:14
_Sime_Riddell: I don't have a FindPyKDE4.cmake. (I don't seem to need one.)16:15
_Sime_Riddell: what would you need from a pykdeconfig?16:15
Riddell_Sime_: apps which use pykde4 would need one, to check it's there and decide whether to install itself16:18
Riddell_Sime_: I don't know if a pykdeconfig is needed, I just note that FindPyQt.py uses pyqtconfig16:18
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yuriywhoever was working on packaging kdebindings: bug 21501218:09
ubotuLaunchpad bug 215012 in kdebindings-kde4 "unable to install kdebindings-kde4" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21501218:09
nosrednaekimapachelogger:18:12
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robotgeekRiddell: sorry for delayed ping back19:21
deepwaveHey mornfall, you there?19:44
mornfalldeepwave: a little19:52
deepwaveNice!19:52
mornfallWhat is that you seek?19:53
mornfallAh, you are the mail guy.19:54
deepwavemornfall: Yup.19:54
mornfallHave you managed to compile the stuff?19:54
mornfall(Hi, too.)19:55
deepwaveNope.  Do I use cmake for something like that?19:55
mornfallWell, yes. Recall what I have said about basic survival...19:56
deepwaveYup.19:56
deepwaveStill basic survival with a readme is bit easier. :)19:56
deepwaveSorry if I sound a bit noobish at first.19:58
deepwavemornfall: Thanks for replying so soon by the way.20:02
mornfallNp.20:03
deepwaveOut of curiosity, is it just you who is working on adept?20:03
mornfallBasically, right now -- yes.20:03
mornfallYuriy used to do some work, too.20:03
Tm_T2207.01 < kainaw> Is anyone using Pidgin (libpurple) and willing to beta-test a KWallet plugin?  It works fine on my Fedora 8 and Fedora 7 boxes.20:07
deepwaveHmm... well almost compiling... I am missing a few libraries unfortunately.20:12
blueyedRiddell: why has the apport-notify hook in adept been disabled by default? (without any gui or readme how to enable it)20:32
Czessifor the linuxtag booth registration i need the numbers of kubuntu developers (germany/europe/worldwide). has someone an overview because not every kubuntu member is a developer?20:36
mhbhey folks20:46
mhband bye20:49
apacheloggerRiddell: can I get a freeze exception for http://aplg.kollide.net/kubuntu/tmp/kdebase-kde4_4.0.3-0ubuntu2.debdiff ... fixing bug #212570 ? :)21:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 212570 in kdebase-kde4 "Cannot use "Find File..." feature in Dolphin with default Kubuntu-KDE4 installation" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21257021:00
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Riddellapachelogger: hmm, kfind, does that still exist?23:13
apachelogger!info kfind-kde423:14
ubotuPackage kfind-kde4 does not exist in gutsy23:14
apachelogger!info kfind-kde4 hardy23:14
ubotukfind-kde4 (source: kdebase-kde4): file-find utility for KDE 4. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.0.3-0ubuntu1 (hardy), package size 155 kB, installed size 612 kB23:15
apacheloggerRiddell: ^23:15
apacheloggerit's necessary to use the "search feature in dolphin"23:15
RiddellI was being sarcastic :)23:15
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Riddellapachelogger: well, I suppose so23:16
apacheloggerhm23:16
* apachelogger needs a new sarcasm detector :P23:16
apacheloggerRiddell: k, thx23:16
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Riddellapachelogger: hmm, but remove kfind from the kmenu first23:19
Riddellif it isn't already23:19
apachelogger-(~:$)-> cat /usr/share/applications/kde4/kfind.desktop | grep Categ23:22
apacheloggerCategories=Qt;KDE;Core;23:22
apacheloggershouldn't be there23:22
Riddellapachelogger: it'll go at the top level23:23
Riddellapachelogger: add a NoDisplay=true to that file23:23
apacheloggerindeed23:23
blueyedRiddell: why isn't apport not enabled for Kubuntu?23:26
blueyeds/apport/apport reporting/23:26
Riddellblueyed: dunno, is it enabled in ubuntu?23:27
apacheloggerRiddell: http://aplg.kollide.net/kubuntu/tmp/kdebase-kde4_4.0.3-0ubuntu2.debdiff23:27
blueyedRiddell: given the number of reported crashes, yes.23:27
blueyedRiddell: you've made it configurable for adept, but without UI and defaulting to false.23:27
RiddellI have?23:28
Riddelloh, the adept notifier popup thing23:28
blueyedyes23:28
RiddellI guess it got turned off for 7.10 release and never turned on again23:29
blueyedFor Gutsy already, however, 2.1.3ubuntu16. Yes.23:29
Riddelldo you know if the gtk one is going to stay on?23:29
blueyedno23:29
blueyedShould I ask pitti?23:29
Riddellit's usually turned off for release, but do ask23:30
* Riddell away for weekend23:31
jjessehave fun.... almost back from vacation23:31

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