/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/05/17/#kubuntu-devel.txt

yuriyoh adept session was today?00:06
daskreecham I the only person who can't click on stuff from the download page on the Kubuntu website?02:00
Hobbseeprobably02:01
daskreechgrrr02:01
JucatoI hope so02:01
daskreech the stupid DDV links work fine02:02
daskreechDVD02:02
* Jucato gives a rainy day wave02:02
daskreechI can't click any of the Cd links02:02
* daskreech kicks KonquiKDE402:02
seelewow, that laptop bag you won is expensive02:06
Jucatowho?02:06
seeleer, etretyak.. who is not here02:06
Jucatoyeah02:06
seeledidn't notice the name didnt complete02:06
* Jucato was meaning to congratulate him02:06
jjesseevening :)02:13
daskreechHey02:13
daskreechhow are you?02:13
daskreechWait02:13
jjessegood how are you ?02:13
daskreechdid they put out a new Ubuntu book?02:14
jjessedon't know if it is actually out02:14
jjessebut there will be02:14
jjessethe kubuntu chapter will cover kbuntu remix02:14
* daskreech grumbles. Should have gotten two chapters02:14
jjessei agree, one on kde 3 and one on kde402:14
jjesseout july 13, 200802:14
daskreechAm I loopy or didn't K3b add Blu-ray burning last year ?02:17
jjessei odn't know02:18
jjessehaven't followed k3b development02:18
jjessebummer i have a vm that is locked :(02:18
jjesseyay have bzr+ssh in windows working02:20
daskreechThat was why I started following k3b02:21
daskreechdidn't care till one day I saw they added blu-ray burning02:21
jjessesounds cool, didn't know there were blue-ray burning utilities02:21
daskreechthis was like a month before blu-ray burners were available so I had now idea how they did that or tested it02:21
daskreechWell I'm looking in the Ubuntu wiki and it has there is no way to burn blu-Ray02:22
daskreechYes there is! install Kubuntu!02:22
* daskreech thinks it highly amusing that it's a Blu Ray :)02:22
daskreechwhen you get a brown ray call us!!02:22
* daskreech grumbles06:17
daskreechWhy are my only updates gtk :(06:17
daskreechJucato: how's school?06:26
daskreechanyone up?07:28
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mornfallyuriy: Yeah, but only me and Riddell appeared.09:41
mhbRiddell: hmm, I seem to be short on information on where to meet with you folks... I mean the location is clear, but what should I do when I get there?10:47
mhbon Monday10:47
mhbThank you for any information.10:47
mhbseele: your last blogpost reminded me of the Dark Side of usability10:48
mhbseele: trying to achieve what is best for someone else10:48
mhbseele: hmm, better put: being sure to know what is best for someone else.10:48
mhbseele: I mean - you shouldn't really prefer "usability" over usefulness. Which is what the original Pidgin developers did. I know you were trying to address some "marketing talk" Funpidgin folks put on their website, but still, you cannot take that post without the context.10:51
jcastromhb: third floor is where UDS is10:57
\shmoins11:06
\shnixternal: we need to fix qt4-designer in backports11:06
\shor wait..is it again my system not knowing about backports anymore?11:06
\shoh fun11:06
mhbjcastro: right, but nobody knows me, and I don't know any of you folks...11:53
mhbjcastro: and asking strangers is not my greatest pleasure, to be honest.11:54
mhbjcastro: but thank you for the info!11:54
\shmhb: follow the smell of beer and cigarettes ;)12:04
mhbhmm, both of which I dislike :o)12:05
\shor just follow people who are looking geekish, wearing laptop bags...they are mostly all friendly and are not byting ;)12:07
mhbright, well12:07
mhbI've met a lot of grumpy geeks, trust me :o)12:08
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seelemhb: the post wasn't about funpidgin, it was about their project philosophy13:06
RiddellCzessi, Nightrose: is amarok and kubuntu having a joint booth at linuxtag?13:48
neversfeldeRiddell: afaik amarok and kubuntu will share booth 124 in hangar 7.2b. Not sure if this is an up to date information.13:58
Riddellseems to be if their website is correct13:58
CzessiRiddell: yes, opposite to the ubuntu/edubuntu booth13:59
stdinRiddell: any idea on libqt4-devs' "missing" deps?14:03
larsivi_hi - since it has been mentioned on the kde planet in the past, I suppose it is well known that launchpad by many is considered a disaster for translations14:09
larsivi_what is kubuntu devels stance on this issue?14:09
Riddellworks for me14:10
mhbI did the best thing I could - gave up translations.14:11
Riddellsome launchpad translation teams are poor communities14:11
Riddelloh and in hardy there is a nasty bug with KDE 3 plural strings14:11
Riddelllarsivi_: any paticular issue you want to moan about?14:12
mhbRiddell: what do you plan on doing on Sunday?14:13
mhbor is there a Canonical-only party? :o)14:13
mhbI understand FOSSCamp ends today and UDS starts Monday.14:14
Riddellmhb: see some sites of Prague I think14:14
Riddellseele should arrive at some point14:14
RiddellKDE people at fosscamp will leave at some point14:14
mhbOK.14:14
Riddellany recommended tourist activities?14:15
mhbI may have some time tomorrow, if you want a native sherpa.14:15
seeleRiddell: i'll be there mid-day sunday14:15
seelemhb: castles!14:16
Riddellmhb: got my phone number?14:16
Riddellseele: you have no phone for europe right?14:16
seelelike, real ones with stones.. none of those huge mansions they call castles14:16
seeleRiddell: nope, i got a new phone!14:16
seeleRiddell: +1 724 331 305814:16
Riddellgroovy14:17
seelealthough it's like $2 a minute.. so sms is best14:17
seelethe escape codes are different in europe, so i have to figure out how to use it14:17
seeleit should effect calling in tho14:17
Riddellyes, text is the only sane thing for international use14:17
seele*shouldn't14:18
mhbRiddell: I guess I do.14:18
Riddell+447941938912 lest you don't14:18
mhbbut it still costs me as much as if I were calling into England, right?14:18
apacheloggerstdin: I wrote about the deps yesterday14:18
mhbwhich is kind of inconvenient14:18
apacheloggerstdin: Czessi can probably get you a backlog ;-)14:19
stdinapachelogger: I have a bug on it bug 229813, but I'm not sure if anything is missing/not needed there14:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 229813 in qt4-x11 "libqt4-dev seems to have some missing dependencies" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22981314:19
apacheloggerstdin: just compare the build-deps to the ones you listed14:19
apacheloggerI have a diff somewhere14:20
apacheloggeranyway14:20
apacheloggerthey are not missing14:20
apacheloggeras debian is patching the buildsystem to it's knees14:20
Riddellmhb: to call yes, it costs me too to receive, so texts are best in most cases14:21
apacheloggerwe need a free/libre open mobile communication carrier I guess14:22
apacheloggerRiddell: btw, who backported qt 4.4ß14:23
apacheloggers/ß/?14:23
mhbRiddell: okay, my cell phone # is +42060850829414:23
* Riddell looks guilty and hides from apachelogger 14:25
mhbRiddell: so if you need me (or just want me along), text me.14:25
Riddellgroovy14:26
* apachelogger spots Riddell and releases the hounds14:27
Riddellstdin: qt 4.4 has been split into a few more packages, maybe libqt4-dev doesn't depend on them all?14:27
apacheloggerRiddell: no14:27
apacheloggerthe thing is14:27
stdinRiddell: I've looked at opengl-dev too, nada14:27
apacheloggercmake does reverse dependency linking14:27
jussi01apachelogger: whats the status of quassel and intrepid?14:27
apacheloggerso kde packages would fail on very lowlevel deps because of cmake14:27
apacheloggernow of course that is quite bad practice in case the name of such a lowlevel dep changes14:28
stdinkde4libs ftbfs for instase14:28
stdin*instance14:28
apacheloggerwhich made debian think they should patch cmake/kde's cmake files14:28
apacheloggerto only link to real dependencies14:28
apacheloggerand that is really why our current KDE 4 packages fail14:29
apacheloggerbest case this gets fixed when 4.1 packages are merged14:29
stdinthe only non-qt deps I can find for libqt4-dev and libqt4-opengl-dev seem to be: libc6, libgcc1, libstdc++6, zlib1g, libgl1-mesa-dev | libgl-dev, libglu1-mesa-dev | libglu-dev14:29
apacheloggerworst case is that 3rd party stuff breaks after merging14:29
Riddelldebian are editing cmake files in 4.114:29
stdinsome are in Suggests though14:30
apacheloggerRiddell: do you always have to sum me up in one sentence ;-)14:30
apacheloggerjussi01: needs revu14:30
apacheloggerhttp://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=quassel14:30
jussi01apachelogger: ahh, nice :)14:31
apacheloggerstdin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12732/14:33
apacheloggerif strigi found the right file these packages should be deps for libqt4-dev14:33
apacheloggerin addition to the exisiting ones IIRC14:34
mornfallyuriy: I have pushed your patches (and a whole lot of others).14:35
Riddellapachelogger: I'm still unclear on why qt 4.4 causes all the linking errors that it does, it can't just be a few missing depends on the -dev package14:36
stdinfrom what I can see, the -dev package doesn't really depend on anything non-qt14:40
apacheloggerRiddell: AFAIK cmake is causing the errors, not Qt14:41
apacheloggerRiddell: http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-buildsystem/2008-April/004626.html14:42
apacheloggerhttp://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-buildsystem/2008-May/004639.html14:42
Riddellhmm, but cmake 2.6 isn't in hardy-backports14:45
Riddellso maybe the issues in intrepid are different than in hardy-backports14:46
apacheloggerRiddell: I think currently they are the same since the only thing that changed in both is qt414:47
apacheloggercmake 2.6 itself doesn't fix the issue, it still needs the patched KDE cmake files14:47
Riddellstdin: do you know if qt 4 used to depend on those pacakges?14:51
\shoh...did anyone see this jumping kde cursor with broken icon bottom right, after upgrading to kde4.0.4 via -backports?14:51
nosrednaekimRiddell: hey.... can someone participate in UDS remotely?14:51
\shnosrednaekim: voip obviously...I think14:52
nosrednaekimoh nice.... using what program/protocol? SIP?14:52
apacheloggerRiddell: yes it did14:52
mhbnosrednaekim: SIP, AFAIK.14:52
\shnosrednaekim: yes14:52
Riddellhttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/i386/libqt4-dev/4.3.4-0ubuntu3  is longer than  https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/i386/libqt4-dev/4.4.0-1ubuntu3~hardy114:52
Riddellfabo: do you know why libqt4-dev has lost its non-qt dependencies?14:53
apacheloggerdidn't I tell that 5 minutes ago :P14:54
stdinRiddell: this is what libqt4-dev for 4.3 depended on http://stdin.pastebin.com/d6ea5c25d14:55
Riddellnosrednaekim: I don't see any information about voip for UDS, although that's what has happened in the past14:55
apacheloggerRiddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12736/14:56
mhbnosrednaekim: but if it's not possible, don't worry, we can chat/hack while the others sleep :o)14:56
apacheloggerhehe14:56
apacheloggerRiddell: also see http://paste.ubuntu.com/12737/14:57
Riddellapachelogger: interesting14:57
nosrednaekimmhb: XD14:57
Riddellso if we add back those qt dependencies can those 97_ patches be removed?15:00
apacheloggermost probably15:00
apacheloggerRiddell: we can as well just add the deps15:01
apacheloggerNightrose did some builds in hardy-backports with just the deps15:01
nosrednaekimwow.... the PPA is slow15:06
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apacheloggeruhh, shiny akonadi icons in kde trunk15:08
apacheloggerhrrhrr15:08
Riddellnuno and his usual genius15:09
apacheloggeryeah15:10
Riddellstdin: do you have a build failure log from backports?15:10
stdinhttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/14476631/buildlog_ubuntu-hardy-i386.kde4libs_4%3A4.0.4-0ubuntu1~hardy2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz15:12
Riddellstdin: ok, that's different from what I get in intrepid15:13
Riddellso for backports we just want to add back those missing qt4 depends15:13
Riddellfor intrepid we want to remove the 97_ and 98_ patches from kde4libs too15:14
apacheloggerRiddell: is 4.1 in intrepid yet?15:14
Riddellapachelogger: no, it's blocked on main inclusion reports15:14
apacheloggerok15:14
* apachelogger notes that he really has to go for core-dev when kde 4.1 is in main 15:15
Riddellotherwise it's all on my laoptop ready to go15:18
Riddell415:18
nixternalmornin'15:19
apacheloggermorning nixternal15:20
apacheloggernixternal: wanna revu http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=quassel ;-)15:20
* nixternal revus15:20
nixternalapachelogger: revu'd15:25
nixternalfix your watch file, that's it really, and maybe add something about it being qt based in the description??15:25
apacheloggernixternal: does that matter for the user ;-)15:27
apacheloggerthere is also some issue with the desktop file actually15:27
apacheloggernixternal: thanks for the revu :)15:27
nixternalI was wondering why I wasn't getting crazy amounts of updates in Hardy...just realized I didn't have hardy-proposed in my sources15:46
nixternalnow I can go back to breaking stuff again, or letting others break it for me :p15:47
nixternalFetched 84.6MB in 1min13s (1148kB/s)15:47
nixternalthat rocks..gotta love the new intertubes I got15:47
yuriymorning!15:49
nixternalmornin' yuriy15:51
nixternalholy smokes!!!!15:51
nixternalI finally get the "Reboot Required" thing in Adept15:51
nixternalthat rocks!15:51
Riddellnixternal: any kubuntu packages come in among those?15:52
nixternalyup15:52
Riddellkaffeine may still be in -proposed?15:52
nixternalkde3 stuff15:52
Riddellwhat else?15:52
nixternalpastebinning it now15:53
nixternalRiddell: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/m752f25c615:55
nixternalquite a bit actually, and kaffeine is still in -proposed15:55
nixternaltime to roll out...going to a craft fair...fun15:55
nixternalhi Jucato15:55
nixternalbye Jucato15:55
nixternal:)15:55
Jucatohi nixternal!15:55
Jucatobye nixternal!15:55
yuriymornfall: pulled. looks like a lot of progress :)15:57
yuriyRiddell: have you had a chance too look at the patch for bug 218138?15:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 218138 in kde4libs "unable to launch atlantik in kde4" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21813815:58
Riddellnixternal: looks like just kdebase and kaffeine15:58
Riddellmornfall is busy hacking away opposite me15:59
Riddelllast night he implemented the upgrader without even touching his keyboard!15:59
Riddellnixternal: fancy checking the bugs reports for those and seeing if they can go into -updates?16:00
Riddellyuriy: hmm, I added that somewhere16:01
Riddellyuriy: oh, it's in backports unapproved16:01
* Riddell approves16:02
Riddellyuriy: I've copied into my kde4libs package due for intrepid too16:04
Riddellyuriy: I don't know if you want to do a SRU16:05
yuriymornfall: did you make some changes to ept as well?16:05
yuriyRiddell: do we need it in intrepid if stuff is going to get moved around anyway?16:06
yuriyRiddell: i was working with 4.0.4, don't know about SRU16:06
Riddellyuriy: mm, good question16:13
RiddellI still would like kde 3 packages marked as kde 316:13
Riddellbut it shouldn't add the path16:13
Riddellyuriy: the same issue will be in the 4.0.3 in the normal hardy archive16:14
yuriyi guess i should download that and test16:16
Riddellyuriy: or just make the debdiff, get it uploaded then test when it's in -proposed16:17
yuriyRiddell: do I need to fill out something else for SRU?16:18
Riddellyuriy: on the bug report use Nominate for release and tick hardy16:19
Riddell(assuming you have permissions to do so, I'm not sure who does)16:19
yuriyRiddell: actually, I can set milestones. i was looking in the wrong place before16:19
Riddellstdin: I've uploaded qt4 to intrepid with those depends added16:21
Riddellwill backport when it arrives16:21
stdingreat :)16:26
yuriyRiddell: also, maybe you could help, I was working on bug 214577, where there was no debian/patches directory before, so I created one and made a new patch using quilt according to the packaging guide16:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 214577 in kgraphviewer-kde4 "kgraphviewer shows a blank screen" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21457716:27
yuriybut it's not showing up in the debdiff16:27
Riddellyuriy: if you add a file to the package, add a changelog entry and debuild -S, it must appear in the debdiff16:30
Riddellunless it's been deleted somehow16:31
yuriyi must be doing something really absentminded, because only the changelog entry is showing up16:31
Riddellyuriy: what happens when you copy the .dsc .diff and .orig elsewhere and extract?  is the patch still there?16:32
Riddellyuriy: are you sure you didn't accidently also debuild -S when you hadn't added the changelog, so you're debdiffing against a version which already has the patch added?16:32
yuriyRiddell: oh! yes that's probably it16:33
RiddellI've done that before16:33
yuriybecause I forgot to do the changelog at first. didn't think about the trash that'd leave behind beyond a debuild clean16:33
yuriyRiddell: yep, that solved it, thanks16:35
Riddellphew16:35
yuriydoes the changelog need to say hardy or hardy-updates?16:37
Riddellyuriy: hardy-proposed16:38
larsivi_Riddell: I'm not a translator (at the moment, so I won't moan), but I think in particular that translations via launchapd are considered bad quality, so much so that the nynorsk kde mantainer advice against using (k)ubuntu16:51
larsivi_today he was pissed that it looked like he had accepted a new translation that he would never accept - https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+source/amarok/+pots/amarok/nn/1773/+translate16:52
larsivi_seems like it is more of a layout error than anything else, considering the dates doesn't match up16:52
Riddelllarsivi_: Karl Ove Hufthammer  is the kde maintainer?16:54
yuriyhmm hardy-updates is not in the milestone list16:58
yuriyor is it ubuntu-8.04.1?16:58
Riddellyuriy: Nominate for Release?16:59
yuriythat's there16:59
yuriyI don't quit understand the difference16:59
yuriys/quit/quite17:00
Riddellit's a launchpad-ism, but generally apps and distros have defined releases and less defined milestoned17:00
Riddellyuriy: this for 218138 ?17:01
Riddellbug 21813817:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 218138 in kde4libs "unable to launch atlantik in kde4" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21813817:01
yuriyRiddell: that was for bug 214577, but about to add the 218138 one as well17:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 214577 in kgraphviewer-kde4 "kgraphviewer shows a blank screen" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21457717:01
Riddellyuriy: also subscribe ubuntu-sru17:03
Riddellyuriy: you put intrepid in that debdiff, but it's also for hardy-proposed?17:06
yuriyoops17:06
Riddellit needs uploaded for both17:06
RiddellI can add a -proposed entry17:06
yuriyRiddell: oh, ok, thanks17:07
mornfallyuriy: Sorry, I forgot about those.17:07
Riddellyuriy: infact it's universe, so don't subscribe ubuntu-sru, I can just accept it from the unapproved queue and do add the needs-verification tag17:08
yuriyRiddell: oh ok. i subscribed ubuntu-sru for the kde4libs one17:08
Riddellyuriy: then poke the sru-verification team people into testing then in a week I can move it into -updates17:08
mornfallyuriy: I have also pushed wibble.17:09
mornfallyuriy: I mean ept.17:09
mornfallBlergh : - ).17:09
mornfallyuriy: The binary is now called "adept" and if you run it as "adept updater" you should get updater UI.17:11
yuriymornfall: ok. but i'm still having trouble building. it's looking for packagedata.h which is not there17:14
mornfallyuriy: Pull both...17:20
yuriymornfall: awesome :)17:21
mornfallNow the UI bits for installer...17:22
yuriymornfall: crasher still there17:24
Riddellyuriy: please add a test case comment starting "TEST CASE:" then a couple of sentenses saying how to verify problem then the fix17:24
Riddellto both those bugs17:24
Riddellthen we're done until next week17:24
Artemis_Fowlseele: ping17:28
seeleArtemis_Fowl: pong17:29
Artemis_Fowlseele: http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/1327049_4j6r8/KGRUBEditor48.png17:30
Artemis_Fowlseele: radio buttons17:30
Artemis_Fowlseele: http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/1327050_hotpv/KGRUBEditor49.png (same with an entry selected)17:31
seeleArtemis_Fowl: cool.17:32
Artemis_Fowlseele: http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/1327051_dv5qn/KGRUBEditor50.png preview pane with white background17:32
Artemis_Fowlseele: and lastly the Quick Editor: http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/1329892_y0gpm/KGRUBEditor51.png17:32
Jucato(you really had to choose XP as the sample? :P)17:32
seeleArtemis_Fowl: what does SaveDefault and MakeActive mean?17:33
JucatoArtemis_Fowl: awesome work :)17:33
Artemis_Fowlseele: these are strange ones.17:33
Artemis_FowlJucato: :P thanks17:33
seeleArtemis_Fowl: and can you put spaces between the names? "Save Defaul"17:33
Jucatothose are actual options in GRUB17:33
Artemis_Fowlseele: both are strange17:34
mornfallyuriy: Yeah, I haven't had time to investigate -- and I couldn't reproduce either.17:34
Artemis_Fowlif an entry is marked as savedefault and the default is set to 'saved' (yes it can take non-numerical value), then17:34
JucatoArtemis_Fowl, seele: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/makeactive.html and http://gnu.j1b.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/savedefault.html17:35
Artemis_Fowlseele: if you boot it and reboot, this entry will be the default17:35
Artemis_FowlJucato: yes yes. I have read these docs over 100 times :)17:35
JucatoArtemis_Fowl: just pointing seele to it and informing you that I'm pointing seele to it :)17:35
seeleArtemis_Fowl: aaah, ok.  i know that default then17:35
seeleArtemis_Fowl: is it possible to add a space between the words for the label in the UI?17:36
* Jucato is getting circular...17:36
Artemis_Fowlseele: of course17:36
mornfallyuriy: Can you make a corefile and upload it somewhere?17:37
yuriymornfall: updated xapian index and can't reproduce it anymore either, so that was probably it17:37
Artemis_Fowland make active makes the primary partition of the disk the root for GRUB17:37
mornfallyuriy: Ah. Interesting.17:37
Artemis_Fowlthey are strange concepts17:37
mornfallyuriy: I have noticed some oddities with out-of-date index, although it *should* be resilient to that. It's still a bug if it breaks with old index.17:37
seeleArtemis_Fowl: is make active usually used by advanced users?17:38
mornfall(Although updating the index from adept is something I want to implement, too.)17:38
Artemis_Fowlmost users won't touch them but almost all distos use them17:38
mornfallOh, the trace is in an assert.17:38
mornfallIt's in closeEditor(). I'll check later.17:38
mornfallI guess we go out now.17:38
mornfallyuriy: Anyway, thanks for patches and testing.17:38
mornfallyuriy: The progressbar looks nice.17:39
yuriymornfall: about that, what about updating apt and the index in the background on startup?17:39
yuriymornfall: k, bye17:39
Artemis_Fowlseele: it isn't used only by advanced users. the default menu file of (K)Ubuntu includes this attribute17:39
seeleok17:39
seeleand the other edit mode is your wizard, correct?17:40
mornfall(Btw, it might be better to make a pass through all of the listfile only counting lines and then you can have exact progress.17:40
mornfall)17:40
Artemis_Fowlseele: yes17:40
faboRiddell: have you got your answer about Qt4 dependencies cleanup ?17:40
seelei'm interested to see what people have to say about the two modes.. i dont know enough use cases with non advanced users to know how that will work out17:40
mornfallyuriy: Noting that parsing the file once is very cheap in fact (it's all the stat-ing that's expensive).17:40
seeleif they will be confused why quick edit doesn't include certain options, or if they always rerun the wizard to make changes, etc.17:41
mornfallSee ya all.17:41
yuriymornfall: about the progress bar? yeah i was wondering why that should take long..17:41
mornfall--> : - )17:41
Artemis_Fowlseele: actually other than the Title, Root, Chainloader and the CheckBoxes attributes, it doesn't make much sense to quick edit them17:43
Artemis_Fowlunless you are advanced user and know how GRUB works17:43
seeleArtemis_Fowl: but in that case, they're probably editing the file by hand17:43
Artemis_Fowlseele: GRUB is complex :|17:45
Artemis_Fowlseele: the next days I will be doing some internal stuff probably but moving on to the next page, (Boot Options),  as I told you most of the options included in the wireframes are actually kernel parameters17:46
Artemis_Fowlseele: so only 3 options will be there? (Timeout,Hidden Menu and Save Default)?17:47
seeleArtemis_Fowl: ok17:47
seeleArtemis_Fowl: i'm leaving for prague in a few hours.. so i probably wont be around until sunday afternoon your time17:48
seelehmm.. i should probably finish packing..17:48
Artemis_Fowlseele: ok17:48
Artemis_Fowlseele: have a nice...umm...flight?17:49
seeleArtemis_Fowl: thanks.  talk to you soon.17:52
crimsunhopefully not DCA17:52
Jucatoseele: take care and have fun @ UDS :)17:59
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larsivi_Riddell: sorry, my mistake - there definately is an error in that launchpad page - mr Hufthammer never did approve of anything in launchpad, and definately not a bad phrase superseeding his own18:41
larsivi_I did misread the dates18:42
* nixternal thinks that having an email flag for dput would rock - that way the list could get emailed when stuff is in proposed and backports for testing20:04
jjessehello nixternal20:04
nixternalhowdy20:05
jjessehow are things in chi-town today?20:06
nixternalnice and warm20:11
jjesseim in detroit today and its raining and warm20:11
nixternaljust got back from one of the local "taste of" events...quite boring, food was ey, beer was good, and the booths were boring20:12
jjessethat's a bummer, the taste of grand rapids events i've been too have had great food and great wine20:12
nixternalI am a fan of Naperville's Rib Fest here20:12
jjessesounds yummy20:13
nixternalthey have awesome tunes, great food, and top knotch beer20:13
nixternalthe ribs are typically free if you get in where the competition is, you get to taste test :)20:13
jjessecool20:19
jjessei like free ribs :020:19
jjesseif i was describing a process where i would ssh in via an uprivileged account and then elevating to root privileges would it be consided "superusering"20:23
jjesseor su'ing20:23
nixternalhrmm, good question20:25
nixternalescalating user priviledges :p20:25
jjessehrm ok20:26
jjessei like superusering :)20:26
fdovingisn't it system administration? :)20:29
jjesseif i was using a ubuntu box i would describe it as using sudo with the administrative password20:30
jjessebut working on a SLED 10 VM and using root20:30
fdovingsudoing and suing should be added to dictionaries :)20:31
fdovingi can't think of any easy way to describe those operations with few words.20:32
fdovingbut my english sucks.20:32
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nixternalhas anyone been able to build KDE 4 trunk with our qt4.4?21:15
apachelogger:S21:18
apacheloggernixternal: see the discussion I had earlier with Riddell21:18
apacheloggeror about 24h ago with \sh21:18
nixternalso I take that as a no then21:20
nixternalI need to start working on stuff and I need KDE trunk21:21
apacheloggernixternal: what's the exact error?21:23
apacheloggerI'd say you should build qt-copy anyway since the whole qt4.4 is pretty much useless these days :|21:23
fdovingdoes hardy ship qt 4.4?21:23
apacheloggerhardy-backports does21:24
apacheloggerunfortunately21:24
fdovingbut it breaks as all apps are compiled with 4.3, right?21:24
apacheloggerwell, at least for KDE it doesn't21:24
apacheloggertoo my great surprise21:24
fdovingoh.21:24
apacheloggersome graphic glitches though21:24
apacheloggerkdm wallpaper not rendering21:25
apacheloggerand systray rendering too much21:25
fdovingback when i tried ridd*lls ppa packages of qt4.4 it made all pre-built apps have white text instead of black etc.21:26
apacheloggermight have been a bug in pre-release-releases21:27
fdovingnixternal: i'm pretty happy with my setup with a $HOME/kde4 dir and a qt-copy in the user-dir. and i've modified the environments for the different sessions in a way that i can have KDE3, KDE4(kubuntu), and KDE4.devel all running as one user with ~/.kde, ~/.kde4 and ~/.kde4d21:28
nixternalya, I was trying to not download qt-copy :)21:28
nixternaloh well...that is the route I shall go then21:28
fdovingyeah, note that kde 4.1 breaks kde4.0s ~/.kde for some apps.21:28
fdovingatleast did for me.21:29
fdovingplasma especially.21:29
fdovingthat's why i made the ~/.kde4d21:29
fdovingfor the devel21:29
apacheloggerI always like a smooth upgrade path :S21:29
fdovingyeah, upgrading works nicely.21:30
fdovingbut running 4.0.4 apps on 4.devel configs doesn't work that well :)21:30
fdovingi didn't expect it to work either, but i discovered the hard way :)21:31
rohanon hardy systems having hardy-backport enabled, qt is updated to 4.4, wheres pyqt is still 4.3.3. would that cause a problem? will hardy-backports update pyqt to 4.422:19
ScottKpyqt 4.4 isn't out yet.22:41
ScottKIt may.  There were some small 4.3.3/4.3.4 (IIRC) problems.22:42
nixternalyes it is22:44
nixternalI am building it now :)22:44
nixternal4.7.5 for sip, and the new pyqt4.422:44
nixternalScottK: you already in Prague?22:45
ScottKNo.  JUst about to leave for the airport.22:45
nixternalgroovy22:46
ScottKAh.  Cool then.22:46
ScottKre 4.4, etc.22:47
ScottKSee you later.  Off to the airport.22:47
nixternalhrmm, sip will not build to save its life22:47
nixternallater22:47
* nixternal goes to watch indy time trials22:47
rohanScottK: pyqt 4.4 is out ;)22:47
rohanoh ok, nixternal coverd me already22:47
rohannixternal: so the backports will have pyqt 4.4 some time, right? :)22:48
rohanyou guys going to the airport for the UDS?22:48
rohanif so, enjoy you guys, and thanks for putting up one great release after the other :)22:49

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