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yuriyRiddell: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuIntrepidVersion doesn't specify what will happen to KDE3 packages. will they be removed from the archive as long as there's a replacement?00:16
ScottK-udsyuriy: The goal is to kill KDE3 as dead as possible.  I think yes, although it's not 100 percent clear he meant remove and not drop to Universe, I think he meant remove.00:22
daskReech0_o00:25
* wolfger worries00:26
daskReechI understand the want to have KDE3 that dead00:26
daskReechI don't undersand how it can be seen as wise00:26
stdinI believe the plan is to move kde3 packages to universe00:26
wolfgerKDE4 needs to be much better than it is now before we go killing KDE300:26
ScottK-udsdaskReech: The only responses that would be useful would be from someone agreeing to port Guidance Display Config to Xrandr.00:36
* daskReech would ask the ubuntu devs too :-P00:36
daskReechScottK-uds: ask for that then00:36
ScottK-udsWe should run it by Riddell first.  We'd also need enough MOTU to commit to maintaining it with no upstream support.00:36
ScottK-udsMy personal plan is to just stay with Hardy if KDE4 doesn't seem sufficiently mature.00:37
daskReechput that as one of the choices on the post00:38
wolfgerScottK-uds: can you explain to me the massive importance of Guidance Display Config?00:40
ScottK-udswolfger: Without a display you don't have much of a desktop.00:40
ScottK-udsX has changed to work in ways the guidance can't support.00:41
wolfgerah, OK.00:41
ScottK-udsWe barely got it sort of working for Hardy, but it's really got to die.00:41
ScottK-udsUbuntu was able to grab source from Red Hat for a Gnome Xrandr tool.  No such luck for us.00:42
yuriybut this is a problem common to all KDE distros00:49
yuriydaskReech: what is the problem with killing KDE3 in intrepid?00:49
daskReechexcept fedora :)00:49
yuriywe have Hardy with the latest and greatest of the KDE3 series00:50
yuriywow amarok2 has a random albums feature. never would have thought of that one yet it seems so awesome now00:56
yuriyapachelogger: are amarok2 bug reports useful right now? and if so, what kind of reports are useful?01:00
apacheloggeryuriy: crash reports with proper bracktrace only01:01
yuriyoh, ok. mine is running fine right now :D just some nitpicks about services01:02
yuriyoh, i think it crashed now01:25
seeleain't no one as fresh as me02:25
seeleso fresh and so clean clean02:25
* seele goes to bed02:25
Jucatoheh!02:26
Jucatodon't people usually say that on waking up? :)02:26
Jucatogood night seele02:26
yuriyhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuIntrepidCouncil heh my name is in riddellish again and mhb is there twice. and i think that should say step down not stand down02:36
JucatoI think that just means he's special02:39
* yuriy feels special for being listed once02:40
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nixternalwow, the openSUSE KDE 4 Alpha Live CD is pretty hot03:37
Jucatohow many degrees?03:37
Jucatonixternal: I'll join you in #kde-doc in a few days. I still don't know docbook btw :P03:37
nixternalI don't care...write it in odf, txt, html, wiki...I will convert03:38
yuriyhow about a mix of all 4?03:38
nixternalgo for it :)03:38
Jucatoif I can go through my crash course of asciidoc this weekend, I might be able to generate it in docbook for yah03:39
nixternalthat would be cool03:39
yuriy== Parse this! </h2>03:39
Jucatowhere's the odf? :D03:39
yuriyJucato: don't know any :P03:39
Jucatohahaha03:39
Jucatoyuriy: you're using konversation03:39
yuriyhmm? no03:40
Jucatoah too bad. so you might not see this:03:40
Jucato== %UParse this!%U </h2>03:40
Jucatohm.. can't see it either lol03:40
yuriyI see percent Us03:40
Jucatoparse03:41
* Jucato curses IRC protocols for not providing a standard way to have bold, italics, underline...03:41
yuriytime to svn up from trunk for the first time in 5 months03:41
nixternaloh man, that will take forever :)03:41
Jucatohm.. I'm due for svn up for 3 days now..03:42
* nixternal waits forever on openSUSE online update to initialize, refresh sources, and check for available updates03:45
yuriynixternal: does suse also refresh sources everytime you search or do anything?03:46
Jucatosame forever I waited in Fedora 903:46
nixternaldunno03:46
nixternalit installed very quickly though in vbox03:46
nixternalJucato: quit stealing03:48
nixternalerr, wrong channel03:48
Jucato:D03:48
yuriybleh03:56
yuriydo not do:03:56
yuriychown -R .*03:57
nixternallol03:59
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Riddellyuriy: "KubuntuIntrepidVersion doesn't specify what will happen to KDE3 packages."  "For Intrepid this will be dropped for KDE desktop packages so the KDE 3 packages will become KDE 4."08:02
Riddellno need to remove from the archive, kdetoys 3.5.9 becomes kdetoys 4.0.7308:03
Riddellanyone dare watch this and tell me if it's any good? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXBQRpg11bg08:05
=== Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to the Kubuntu developers channel | http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/uds-intrepid/ | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuUDSPragueSpecs | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXBQRpg11bg
ScottK-udsDo we install acl in kubuntu-desktop?08:08
Riddelllibacl sure, it tops popcon08:08
Riddellacl itself too apparantly08:09
ScottK-udsOK08:11
mhbgood morning!08:17
Riddellmorning mhb08:18
Riddelldidn't I tell you to go back to sleep? :)08:18
mhbRiddell: you did08:18
mhbRiddell: but I felt uneasy about it - you have to be enduring a GNOMEy session somewhere, and I'm not with you to share the pain :o)08:19
Riddellcommon print dialogue in half an hour, more KDE than gnome that one08:20
mhbyep, so I'll get dressed and get there08:20
mhbRiddell: by the way, totally offtopic, I packed your sleeping bag, but I wasn't able to zip it up... I guess there's a secret mechanism I'm not aware of or something (nah, I'm just sometimes too impractical)08:21
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mhbRiddell: is the lock on the door automatic?08:28
Riddellmhb: it'll lock behind you08:28
mhbthat's what I meant08:28
Riddellryanakca: where can we (pre)view the new website?08:35
Riddellgot it08:37
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seeleyikes.. it's 9:4808:48
* seele heads downstairs08:48
mhbRiddell: could you please share the website link with me, please?09:00
Riddellmhb: which?09:01
mhbRiddell: Kubuntu website, ryanakca's09:01
mhbryanakca: ping09:07
mhbRiddell: ah, so you are mentoring again this year, that's great09:22
Tm_T:)09:23
mhbRiddell: I've read the dbus printing dialog & API spec, but it seems to avoid the obvious technical questions like "what toolkit will be used" "what language will be used" and the like... are you hosting any more information about that?09:24
mhbon a wiki page or such09:25
Riddellmhb: there's a dbus printing dialog & API spec?09:27
mhbwell I meant just the initial abstract stuff on the code.google.com09:27
Riddellmhb: url?09:27
Riddellit's cross desktop, so there will be both gtk and kde implementations (maybe also pure qt)09:28
Riddellkde one would be c++, gtk one presumably C09:28
mhbRiddell: hmm09:28
mhbRiddell: any code sharing between the two?09:28
mhb(you know I'm fond of that)09:28
Riddellthat's the hope09:29
Riddelldon't know if it'll work if one is c++ and other is C09:29
paracetamolohi, I'm trying to build amarok2 from trunk with the qt4.4 from kubuntu and I got the variable QT_QTOPENGL_LIBRARY (ADVANCED) not set09:30
mhbbecause maintaining two separate printing dialogs has the possibility of one eventually diverging, like say if GNOME guys kept upgrading their own and forgetting about the other one, which they're not interested in09:30
paracetamoloanybody had more luck?09:30
Riddellparacetamolo: got libqt4-opengl-dev installed?09:30
mhbalso twice as much work to fix one thing09:30
Nightroseparacetamolo: why not use neon? - see amarok.kde.org09:30
Nightrosemorning btw :)09:31
mhbmorning Nightrose09:31
NightroseRiddell: nice interview09:31
Nightroseheya mhb09:31
mhbNightrose: link?09:31
Nightrosetopic09:31
mhbah, sorry09:31
Nightrose;-)09:31
paracetamoloRiddell: yes I do09:32
Riddellmhb: it'll be maintained in openprinting and in the first instance my soc student will be working on both, I guess in future we just have a policy on the code to say changes need to appear in both09:32
mhbNightrose: you can't click on every youtube link or you'll get rickrolled too many times09:32
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Nightrosemhb: haha already happened way too many times09:32
paracetamoloRiddell: I also recompiled the base module after having installed the package09:32
stdinRiddell: that reminds me, libqt4-opengl-dev has an overwrite problem, /usr/lib/pkgconfig/QtOpenGL.pc is in libqt4-dev and libqt4-opengl-dev09:32
=== mhb changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to the Kubuntu developers channel | http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/uds-intrepid/ | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuUDSPragueSpecs | Jonathan Riddell interview - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXBQRpg11bg
Riddellstdin: hmm, that's fixed in 4.4.0-1ubuntu5 but my backport doesn't seem to have appeared09:33
paracetamoloNightrose: don't know :P is just that I compiled the whole kde4 and I can't understand why not amarok09:33
Nightroseparacetamolo: ah ok09:34
mhbNightrose: it happened to a friend once, he saw a URL on a blackboard at uni and we both wanted to know where it leads to...09:34
Nightrose;-)09:34
Riddellstdin: flushed the backport, should appear at some point soon09:34
RiddellNightrose: I'm audible?  I don't make a fool of myself?09:35
NightroseRiddell: ;-) not at all - very good09:35
paracetamololeaving amarok, is there a way to use kde3 apps in a kde4 session with their old configuration? e.g. kopete with is contacts09:44
stdinstart the kde3 app and it should use the kde3 settings09:45
paracetamolostdin: no, it start like the first time09:46
stdinyou sure you're starting the kde3 version not the kde4 one?09:47
stdinall my KDE 3 apps retain their settings09:47
paracetamolostdin: absolutely09:47
stdinand you don't have a separate user for kde3/4 or anything like that?09:47
paracetamoloI tryed to copy some settings from .kde3 to .kde4, but nothing appened...09:48
paracetamolostdin: nono, same user09:48
stdinthe kde3 apps look in ~/.kde09:49
mhbRiddell: found the patch that patches kdm to tell kwallet the password09:49
Riddellmhb: oh?09:49
paracetamolostdin: yeah sorry, from .kde to .kde409:49
mhbRiddell: yeah, opensuse's Dirk Muller did that during one of their hack weeks, it could be used to implement a single sign on in Kubuntu09:49
mhbRiddell: I mean a tiny part of it, but still.09:50
Riddellthe topic came up on kde-utils-devel today, I wonder if they know of the patch09:50
mhbhmm, yet another patch that SUSE "forgot" to propagate upstream? Man, you have to love them.09:51
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mhbI've talked to a few suse packagers a few months back, and their usual response is "what are you complaining about? we released the source..."09:56
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mhbRiddell: it's for KDE3, checking if they made a KDE4 port10:17
mhbRiddell: it seems they're planning to patch all the applications that will support single sign on11:28
mhbRiddell: because instead of transporting user credential, they're planning to transport "tokens" over the neetwork... so the apps need to be all patched to support it11:29
mhbthat's pretty disappointing, I must say11:29
RiddellI guess that's the only way to make a smooth user experience11:37
mhbwhy so?11:37
Riddellwell how else?11:37
mhbI mean what made you change your "script's not that bad" opinion from tuesday?11:37
mhbnow we're patching everything11:38
mhband we both know not a single person in this room (except me and seele, of course) cares about what happens to KDE apps11:38
mhbpatching all apps => only Ubuntu can manage that => Kubuntu won't have that => another cool feature we're not bringing11:39
mhbI don't call that a smooth user experience11:39
Tm_Tmhb: true11:39
ryanakcamhb: pong?11:46
mhbRiddell: any opinion on my rant? I'd settle with patching all apps if it were feasible or if I knew somebody would really get to that11:46
ryanakcaRiddell: at the moment, there are changes spread out accross my server and the Canonical testsite(s). New download page is on my server. Release stuff is on the Canonical servers... etc.11:48
mhbRiddell: but are you sure we've got the manpower for that? I don't think so... and not shipping it because Ubuntu can and we don't have enough paid developers... that would make me quite an angry man (therefore the ranting)11:49
Riddellmhb: it's something to be concerned about indeed11:50
\shmhb: what needs to be done?11:51
mhbit seems that they've shifted plans11:55
Nightroseto?11:56
mhbinstead of having this cool synchronizing tool, they want only to use public APIs for aunthentication with 3rd party services11:56
mhbwhich, naturally, are not there11:56
mhbwhich puts the idea into development hell, if I can jump to conclusions11:57
mhbwe're done, off to lunch11:57
mhbsee you round11:57
seeleRiddell: fyi the group photo was moved to today at 14:20 during the after-lunch lightening sessions12:35
Riddellyep12:35
seeleoh, were you in the Desktop room when ken told us?12:36
Riddellyes12:36
seeleh12:37
seele*ah12:37
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Nightrosedamn I have to leave to get to Ladyfest for a workshop and installparty and it looks like it is going to rain any minute :(13:07
Nightrosemother nature doesn't seem to want me to promote free software ;-)13:07
Riddellproofreaders: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuFilesharing13:08
jdavies'lo13:10
mhbjdavies: hi13:11
jdavieshey mhb, how's going?13:11
mhbjdavies: very well, thank you13:11
mhbI passed my exam yesterday (I've got a lot more coming, but not this week) so I'm just enjoying UDS13:12
mhbwe went out with the KDE folks here, it was really great13:12
jdaviesgreat. :)13:13
mhbRiddell: I'm not so convinced on the "Implementation" part13:13
Riddellmhb: please expand13:13
mhbok13:13
mhbjdavies: how about you?13:17
mhbryanakca: oh, I totally forgot about you :o)13:17
jdaviesmhb: overall, fine13:17
mhbryanakca: Jonathan sent me a link to www admin website, not sure which is that, but there were some issues with that style, like missing images and borders13:18
mhbjdavies: great13:18
yuriymorning13:59
yuriystill haven't gotten voip working, but at whoever's talking: why not work on the upstream xrandr tool?14:06
yuriylooks like they've started a port of their package manager, but I don't see one for network manager: http://svn.pardus.org.tr/uludag/branches/14:19
ScottK-udsyuriy: I take it you are listening.14:20
yuriyyup14:20
yuriyand actually managing to understand the person who's sitting near the phone/mic14:21
yuriywhat does mandriva have for configuration tools and why don't they work for us?14:24
Riddellgtk-perl!14:24
yuriyew14:24
mhbyuriy: well, mandriva has got a Yast-like configuration system14:24
mhbin perl, right14:24
mhbso it's a) hard to port b) not our preferred language14:24
yuriythe service manager is pretty broken and probably needs porting to upstart14:28
mhbyuriy: the pardus one?14:29
yuriythe guidance one14:29
mhbyuriy: we're thinking of importing some pardus tools (if that's audible from the icecast)14:29
yuriyi wasn't sure if that was a list of guidance tools or pardus tools a minute ago14:29
yuriyBug 23250914:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 232509 in kubuntu-default-settings "Integrate some applications in kde-systemsettings of Kubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23250914:31
yuriyfor network management, i think the important thing to get right is integration with knetworkmanager and sensible switching between static and dynamic configuration14:35
yuriylike at least an option to configure everything automatically using knetwork manager, which clears the entries from /etc/network/interfaces14:36
yuriyperhaps seele could look into what would be a good workflow for that?14:37
seeleyuriy: maybe if we build our own tool14:39
yuriywhy does everything have to be done from scratch?14:42
ScottK-udsyuriy: We're hoping not.  It's very quiet, so I don't know if you can tell, but they are looking at Pardus now.14:42
yuriyScottK-uds: oh, i just hear mumbling :P14:46
yuriyhmm... xine is required to build kdebase O_o14:52
mhbyuriy: for phonon only, phonon is moving to kdesupport15:00
yuriybut phonon shouldn't build depend on xine, should it?15:02
mhbnot really15:06
mhbyuriy: still here?15:22
mhbthe sessions's ended... what do you think about the issue?15:22
mhbit turns out that each person has a different viewpoint15:22
Riddellyuriy: the xine backend should..15:23
Riddellwe do not have clarity on configuration tools15:23
mhbRiddell: hmm, there also is a #pardus-devel channel for us impatient types, asking there now.15:25
Riddelloh, I looked there but it was empty15:26
Riddellmaybe I was on the wrong network or something15:26
* Riddell tempted just to install kuser and be done15:26
mhbRiddell: why did we abandon it in the first place?15:27
Riddellmhb: it's unmaintained and guidance was better15:28
mhbright... but it's not anymore15:28
mhb(better)15:28
Riddellit's not, because there's no kde 4 guidance15:28
Riddellif there was, it would still be an open question15:28
Riddellalthough I suspect guidance would win15:29
* mhb compares15:29
mhbRiddell: it doesn't look well (for Tonio_ 's solution, that is)15:37
mhbRiddell: Pardus devs do not think that KDE4 is ready (who would have guessed) and it seems they release only once a year15:38
mhbonly their installer is qt4 at the moment, otherwise it's kde315:38
mhbso pardus 2008 won't be KDE4 and pardus 2009 is not what bothers us ATM.15:39
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RiddellTonio_: food?17:13
nixternalRiddell: working on qgtkstyle17:16
Riddellnixternal: groovy (although really it's up to the gnome team to integrate it properly17:16
nixternalhrmm, maybe you could pass that along then to them17:17
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smarterhttp://smarter.free.fr/pkg/bespin-ftbfs.log << anyone has an idea on why this fail?18:00
* smarter hates cryptic linker errors18:00
* nixternal tries building KDE 4.devel with Kubuntu Hardy Qt4.4.018:21
nixternalsmarter: do you have kdebase-workspace-dev has a dep for bespin?18:24
smarternixternal: I've kdelibs5-dev, but I'm currently trying to build it on my computer which has workspace-dev installed18:24
nixternalhrmm18:24
nixternalis there a new bespin out?18:24
smarterthere has never been a release18:25
smarterI'm packaging from svn18:25
nixternalI see it on kde-look.org18:25
nixternalsvn might be developed against the 4.1 branch18:25
smarterso I'll let it sit on my bzr branch until we switch to 4.118:26
smarterthere's no release(or it's really well hidden) the download link redirect to the official website with no download link18:27
nixternalahh18:27
yuriymornfall: ping18:28
yuriyhmm gdm isn't sitting still http://www.ogmaciel.com/?p=478 need some of that stuff in kdm19:17
smarterthe main feature seems to be "Allow session agents to run in the greeter session (gnome-power-manager etc)"19:18
smarterwhich could be done by kdm + plasma maybe?19:19
smartersimilar to the plasma screensaver thing19:19
mornfallyuriy: Pong. Received and OK.19:19
mornfallyuriy: Even pushed to public : - ).19:19
mornfallBut, excuse me for a while, I have a recorder practice sesssion.19:20
yuriymornfall: i was actually pinging about something else, lmk when you have a minute19:22
mornfallyuriy: I'm yours.19:46
jussi01Hrm, does anyone know how to get kde3 apps to take the kde4 theme?19:47
yuriymornfall: i'm trying to streamline the showing of commit progress, but the code is just about as jumpy as the interface19:47
yuriyideally i'd like to see just one overall progress bar, with the option to view more details19:48
mornfallyuriy: You mean download or commit, really?19:48
yuriybut right now it seems like there's a separae widget for every stage, so i'm just not sure where to start19:48
jussi01hrm... oops wrong place... /me sighs...19:48
mornfallSince commit only has one progress bar (+ the label showing what's going on).19:48
yuriymornfall: i mean the whole commit process19:48
mornfallThat's not really going to fly.19:48
yuriywhich part?19:49
mornfallYou have no way to guess the download/commit time ratio.19:49
mornfallEven now the commit is a lot of guessing.19:49
yuriywell, i guess it could reset the progress bar, but as long as it's not moving around the screen so much19:50
mornfallIt would help to move the commit one to the bottom of the screen by default.19:50
mornfallThat would actually fix most of the problem, no?19:50
yuriybut would just splitting them 50/50 for an overall progress bar be so bad?19:50
yuriymornfall: then you just have a big blank screen, which is already a problem i think in the download screen19:51
mornfallDunno, I quite dislike when programs try that on me. Like the windows installer.19:51
yuriyheh, true19:51
mornfallDownloading, commiting are fine as they are, with resetting the bar.19:51
mornfallYes, big blank screen is a problem.19:52
mornfallHowever, hiding things behind a button don't help much either, I'm afraid.19:52
mornfallThe download UI is rather jumpy indeed, but I didn't have time to fix that yet.19:53
yuriywell, what i was actually imagining is hiding things behind a translucent overlay with an overall progress bar, and a button to move the overlay out of the way which would send the progress bar to the bottom19:53
mornfallIck.19:54
mornfallTranslucent is hard on eyes.19:54
mornfallWhat could potentially help the download screen is having a list of things to download right from the start and just add OK when they are home.19:54
yuriythat would help, isn't that what adept 2 does?19:55
mornfallNo, works just like current one.19:55
yuriyalso, doesn't aptitude and adept 2 usually do more than 1 download at a time?19:55
mornfallYou will get more progressbars when they do.19:56
* yuriy doesn't use the GUI for installing packages much19:56
mornfallOnly happens when you download from more than one site.19:56
mornfallActually, the progressbar for commit is in the same place as it is for download. Mostly.19:58
mornfallProbably just needs fine-tuning.19:58
mornfallThe OpProgress one needs to be moved down though.19:59
yuriywell, that's what i was referring to, there are at least 3 different ones and the layout looks different each time20:00
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mornfallyuriy: I have fixed OpProgress to have same layout as commitprogress.20:04
yuriymornfall: also i just ran into a case where I had the preview listing packages that are not set to be changed. I think I chose to install something, then revert, then install something else, and the deps of the first one reappeared in the preview, though with no action20:05
mornfallyuriy: Interesting.20:06
mornfallYou are right.20:07
mornfallAnd regenerating the list won't change that. Gotta be somewhere deeper.20:08
mornfallHm, it's because of how we check for modified packages. Apparently wrong way.20:09
mornfallThat's actually a bug in ept.20:12
mornfall(Fixed, hopefully.)20:12
mornfallMaybe even without breaking something else.20:12
yuriyheh20:12
mornfallI have also removed the "Download total: " label from the download progress.20:13
mornfallMaybe adding a (always disabled for now) cancel button to opprogress and commitprogress would help, too.20:13
yuriylet's see other concerns I had.. libadeptlib.a, is that right?20:14
mornfallYes, cmake goes crazy if you have both lib and app called "adept".20:14
yuriyyou have to scroll in the categories list in the installer for most window/screen sizes. kinda bothers me, but don't know what we could do about that20:15
mornfallBasically nothing.20:15
mornfallMake people use search.20:15
mornfallThe categories are already overcrowded inside.20:15
yuriyand the sidebar with the category list looks pretty weird. i was thinking the maybe sidebar would be better if it looked more like the tabs in kickoff20:16
mornfallYou mean sidebar and category list next to each other?20:18
mornfallI just took the okular one, that fit the purpose. There's no sidebar in kdelibs AFAIK.20:18
mornfallAnd I haven't really seen kickoff...20:18
yuriythere isn't20:18
yuriyhttp://polishlinux.org/kde/kde-41-visual-changelog-rev-783000/20:19
yuriymornfall: how it has the active tab blended into the rest of the interface instead of looking like a completely separate list20:19
mornfallYeah, well, could be. I won't have time to play with that though, I'm afraid.20:21
mornfallIf you can implement that without disrupting the other code too much, you could definitely try.20:21
yuriyyep, i will20:24
yuriyseele: ping -- any thoughts on the progress showing discussion a half hour back?20:26
yuriymornfall: you haven't published the changes you just made21:01
mornfallNo, sorry, not yet.21:03
mornfallyuriy: K, I have recorded, testsuite is running now.21:25
mornfall(On ept.)21:25
mornfallI have pushed adept changes in the meantime.21:25
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seeleyuriy: i see the conversation but i dont know what application you are talking about22:54
* seele wonders if there are any movies on22:55
yuriyseele: adept-322:57
seeleyuriy: can you get me screenshots of what you are talking about?22:58
yuriyk, h/o have to either build or turn on my laptop23:00
yuriyseele: http://www.yktech.us/temp/adept1.png http://www.yktech.us/temp/adept2.png http://www.yktech.us/temp/adept4.png23:23
yuriyit's a bit improved from that (the 2nd one is centered now i think, i haven't tried the latest patch yet)23:23
yuriythe first screen, lines get printed in the white area when downloads are done23:23
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mhbhi!23:33
jjesse_hello mhb23:33
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mhbjjesse: we went out again... I had to leave early, because I had to catch the last bus home... I am so tired :o)23:35
jjesseah23:35
mhbhow are you?23:38
jjessedoing goog23:40
jjessegood23:40
jjessebusy getting ready for the baby in a couple of weeks23:40
jjessedo you ever just mark messages for follow up because you don't want to read or deal with it any more23:41
seelehmm23:46
seeleRiddell: how busy are you tomorrow?  if you have time, do you want to go see the gardens the guide from tuesday told us about?23:46
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