[00:04] ScottK: have you tried KDE 4.1? do you think it's -backports material? [00:07] Riddell: I have not. [00:07] I will confess that with this new DNS cache poisoning attack I'm increasingly uncomfortable with use of unsigned repositories like PPAs. [00:08] Riddell: If a few people try it and generally find it major regression free compared to the KDE4 Remix, then I'd say go for it. [00:30] Riddell: thanks [00:51] fresh install of intrepid and i'm liking what i'm seeing ;) [00:59] is nixternal not here? === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [02:06] Riddell or ryanakca: Jucato: rc mentioned on http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.1 . who can ammend? --> "To update to the release candidate of KDE 4.1, please follow these instructions" [02:07] Jucato: thanks, I guess it should be "To update to KDE 4.1, please..." ? [02:07] yep [02:08] or "to install KDE 4.1"... heh now I'm not sure which of the two :P [02:09] I went for update [02:09] :) [02:26] jeesh, who would have ever thought that importing folders and messages into kmail-kde4 would be such a pita [02:31] grrr [02:31] hi nixternal [02:32] howdy [02:32] looking for a new computer eh? [02:33] ya, mine keeps shuttin' down when it wants to [02:33] kmail-kde4 importing action taking place [02:33] arg, no good [02:33] 100,000 emails imported with a few million left to go! [02:33] haha [02:33] sheminie [02:33] no doubt [02:34] I have all of my original email from the 90s [02:34] how in the world did you manage that? [02:34] Slackware, SuSE, Debian, VA Linux (whoa), Corel Linux, LFS, and even BSD stuff [02:34] used Mutt forever on a server and never got rid of my old email [02:35] that is amazing [02:36] i have a few i've held on too for a few years [02:36] but [02:36] all! [02:36] hehe, ya [02:36] kudo's [02:36] even old shuttleworth posts on debian when nobody knew who he was [02:36] same with that Riddell character on Debian and KDE :) [02:36] haha [02:37] a ton of Matthew Garret Debian posts when I thought he was snooty [02:38] I am willing to bet that Matthew Garrett has the lead of most emails in my folders [02:38] yay, 9% complete with 700,000 emails imported [02:38] excellent [02:38] and very crazy [02:39] kmail-kde4 is the hottness...well kontact-kde4 that is [02:39] next is to import my contacts [02:39] i need to fix pim it seems [02:39] damn it, etc ... [02:50] just noticed that the kmail icon in the system tray isn't meant for messages over 1,000,000 new...I can't even read the amount anymore [02:50] it is so small [02:50] and it keeps disappearing [02:58] ummm, that wasn't 7 million...I have surpassed that and haven't even hit 50% yet [02:58] wth [03:01] 13 million and it says 31%..this is scary as hell [03:02] dude, that is crazy [03:03] you have that much mail? O.o [03:03] * Jucato doesn't know how he'll survive that much... [03:03] 14,000,000 and still 31% [03:04] Jucato: just "lose" some. [03:04] but it is showing that it is importing the last folder in the popup window [03:04] Hobbsee: yeah. that's how I never use up more than 10% of Gmail's capacity... [03:05] my gmail capacity is almost reached weekly with spam :P [03:05] hahah [03:05] I wished gmail would let you configure spam autodeletion time.. 30 days is just "Too Much" (TM) [03:05] oh man, now it is hitting debian [03:06] oh, that was scary, it was just a quicky import [03:07] how many in total? [03:08] 34 million [03:09] * vorian faints [07:46] Riddell: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/249156 [07:46] Launchpad bug 249156 in kdebase "KDE 4.1 rc - Dolphin 4 crashs browsing directories with video-files" [Undecided,Confirmed] [07:47] can you have a look please? [07:47] thought that was known upstream bug, but fixed in trunk... not 100% sure though [08:11] morning all [08:14] morning Arby [08:16] hello kde4 ninja :) [08:16] kubuntu ninja I mean [08:18] :D [08:18] that came as a complete surprise [09:10] Nightrose: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=171000 [09:11] if you get me a .11 tarball I will upate the package [09:11] until them scru'em [09:11] *then [09:13] apachelogger: sorry - other problems right now :/ [09:13] +1 [09:19] http://packages.debian.org/source/sid/strigi [09:19] ...one day... [09:21] http://www.vandenoever.info/software/strigi/ [09:21] ok [09:21] ehm [09:22] Riddell: please sync strigi from debian [09:22] fixes bug 249156 [09:22] Launchpad bug 249156 in kdebase "KDE 4.1 rc - Dolphin 4 crashs browsing directories with video-files" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/249156 [09:27] uploading to kde4 ppa [09:31] hi there [09:31] Riddell: my sbscription to the kubuntu-council launchpad group just expired [09:31] Riddell: could you renew it please ? [09:32] Riddell: and fyi, I'll go with 2 contrib days tomorrow and on friday... you can expect a bunch of uploads then :) [09:32] I have a few things ready for upload (kdebluetooth and so on) [10:14] apachelogger: synced [10:15] Riddell: I don't seem to be able to log on to gmail talk using kopete [10:15] Tonio_: added back [10:16] Riddell: thanks [10:17] !info libqca2-plugin-ossl [10:17] libqca2-plugin-ossl (source: qca2-plugin-ossl): QCA OSSL plugin for libqca2. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1~20070904-3 (hardy), package size 108 kB, installed size 348 kB [10:17] davmor2: ^ [10:17] davmor2: are you on intrepid? [10:18] yes sorry I didn't clarify that bit I'm using intrepid. Running some general smoke test to try and get rid of some of the bugs before A4 [10:19] * apachelogger didn't have time to write the MIR yet [10:19] and I guess no one else did ;_) [10:20] well as long as you know it's an issue :) I'll carry on testing :) [10:20] Riddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/32118/ languages which didn't make it into 4.1.0 - should I file a bug so we don't forget to remove them in time, or do you want to kick them out right away? [10:23] apachelogger: shrug, they don't do any harm and removing them wouldn't actually change anything (the strings would still be in launchpad) [10:23] ok [10:24] Hello :) [10:24] do we need a main inclusion review for libqca2-plugin-ossl? [10:25] hello (testing, testing, 123) [10:25] test fail. [10:25] well this seems to work okay :) [10:25] smarter: are you away? [10:25] hello davmor2 :) [10:25] hello hobbsee :) [10:26] Hobbsee: how do :) [10:27] we have https://wiki.kubuntu.org/MainInclusionReportQCA2 but I guess we need one for that plugin too [10:27] probably [10:32] Riddell: shouldn't we drop preparetips from kdelibs-bin.install or move the cdbs scripts for extracting message to that very same package? [10:33] right now one can't install kdesdk-scripts with kdelibs-bin nor can kdesdk, kdesdk-dbg and probably some other metapackages be installed [10:34] is it me or is kmail really slow at imap folder setup? It's syncing the mails quick enough just took forever to set up the folders. [10:43] apachelogger: I did drop it from kdelibs-bin.install [10:43] re [10:44] davmor2: doesn't that setup include downloading all the message headers? [10:46] Riddell: the downloading of the headers were quick. It was the folder creation that took forever. It took about 2 minutes to create the folders and about a minute after to dl the header [10:50] Riddell: as a comparison Evolution sets up the folders in about 30-40 seconds and the mail headers take about 1 minute or so. [10:51] Riddell: and if memory serves on mobile it didn't take that long either. [11:01] * smarter waves [11:02] smarter: hello :) [11:03] hi Wubbbi [11:04] smarter: can you help me a little bit? I have created the "watch" file now, and I have written the get-orig source into "Rules" ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/32130/ is that ok ? ) What to do now? [11:07] Wubbbi: you need to change a bit the get-orig-source to remove the non-free files [11:08] also, have you tried to use it? bzcat ../sysinfo-$${version}.zip is not going to work, you must use unzip with a .zip [11:09] so unzip foo.zip && \ cd foo/icons && \ rm nvidia.png bla.png bar.png && \ cd ../.. && \ tar czf foo.orig.tar.gz foo && \ rm foo.zip [11:10] so it sould call " unzip ../sysinfo-$$... " ? [11:11] smarter: and how did the system know what Icons need to add ( after they are removed ) ? [11:12] you can create a directory debian/icons and put these icons here, the use a debian/install to install them [11:12] ahhh ok [11:12] thats sounds easy :) [11:12] but you've said that they already exist in the oxygen theme no? [11:12] yes they do [11:14] Wubbbi: then, the Best Way   ® would be too patch the source to use system icons(which is oxygen for KDE4) [11:14] how to do that? [11:15] no idea :p [11:15] xD [11:15] but api.kde.org certainly knows [11:16] ok ... let us go back to remove the non-free icons. There is one point I dont understand ... foo = the programm ( sysinfo ) ? and where I have to add this line? [11:19] Wubbbi: first, make the get-orig-source work, it has to unzip, then tar czf(== create a tar.gz) sysinfo [11:19] this is basic shell, nothing difficult [11:20] the goal is that when you do debian/rules get-orig-source in a terminal, a sysinfo_1.X.X.orig.tar.gz appears in the directory [11:21] Riddell: some plasmoids don't work anymore here [11:22] Riddell: the folder view for example.... works with the hardy kde4.1 packages... [11:22] Riddell: I investigated, but didn't found the issue [11:22] Riddell: is that known problem ? [11:22] "don't work" "works" I'm confused [11:24] is there any way for kubuntu phonon to support oss4 even tho hal doesnt and therefore the generic phonon doesnt? [11:25] I don't know what oss4 is, but phonon isn't related to hal [11:25] i think phonon checks hal [11:26] for sound devices [11:26] oss open sound system [11:32] Riddell: folder view is seen as an "unknown applet" [11:33] ahh sorry to ask here this isnt the place, but freedesktop.org and phonon are very difficult places to get answers [11:33] Riddell: tried with a clean .kde, doesn't change anything [11:33] Riddell: seen as a correct applet with hardy and kde4.1 packages [11:33] Riddell: does this make sense ? [11:35] Tonio_: do you have kdebase-plasma installed? [11:36] Riddell: yup [11:36] works for me [11:36] hum weird.... I also have a couple of other issues.... [11:36] very strange [11:36] Riddell: http://toniox.org/temp/capture89.png [11:37] that's what I have, all files are present (so and desktop) for the applet... [11:37] also with a new profile/account the problem is still there.... very weird... [11:38] retesting with a new account... [11:40] ouch kde doesn't even start with a new account... [11:40] my all installation seems to be broken.... [11:40] failsafe mode is broken too..... what the hell happens on my machine ?? [11:41] apt-get remove --purge 'kde*' [11:41] and we'll see :) [11:41] Riddell: planning to get konqueror-plugin-searchbar into main ? [11:42] Are we going to package kdebluetooth4 as -kde4 or replace the kde3 version? [11:42] Tonio_: I guess I could just promote that, it was previously in main [11:42] Riddell: I suspect so yes [11:43] Tonio_: could you take a look at the patch on bug #39383 at some point? it's pretty small and may be obsoleted by kdebluetooth4 [11:43] Launchpad bug 39383 in kdebluetooth "No icons in GNOME" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39383 [11:43] Riddell: will look [11:43] (http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=84761&forumpage=0&PHPSESSID=635cf6e48ecd02666435465b724aa96b) [11:44] Riddell: the autostarter we did with allee does only start with kde, obviously.... [11:44] Riddell: I can change that with the next upload [11:44] Tonio_: (I'm not saying the patch is correct) [11:45] Riddell: I just clicked on about kubuntu it dies. The follow error is shown "the file or folder help:/kubuntu/about-kubuntu does not exist." should it read help://? [11:45] ah, docs [11:45] they need rewritten for KDE 4 really [11:46] nixternal: should we put a call out for someone to do KDE 4 docs? [11:47] do you want a report making out as a reminder Riddell? [11:47] davmor2: yeah [11:47] np's [11:50] gah! my bad sorry Riddell I forgot to put the link to Meetings wiki when I did the topic :/ [11:51] Jucato: what's that? [11:52] Riddell: I forgot to link to https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Meetings in the topic :/ [11:53] Jucato: it's in this channel too [11:53] i have changed pbuilder-dist/etc/hardy/apt.conf , how i can get pbuilder-dist use it? [11:53] Riddell: heh nvm :) === Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to the Kubuntu developers channel | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo | Happy 4.1 Day | Next meeting: Wednesday 30 July, 22:00 UTC at #kubuntu-devel - https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Meetings [11:55] Riddell: bug 253244 [11:55] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-docs/+bug/253244 [11:56] Launchpad bug 253244 in kubuntu-docs "Intrepid: About Kubuntu clashes." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/253244 [11:56] Launchpad bug 253244 in kubuntu-docs "Intrepid: About Kubuntu clashes." [Undecided,New] [11:58] Xand3r: try running pbuilder-dist with --override-config [11:58] smarter: thx [11:58] Xand3r: if it doesn't work pbuilder-dist intrepid login, add whatever you needs to /etc/apt/sources.list, exit, launch pbuilder-dist intrepid update --override-config [12:00] hi [12:00] hi danimo [12:01] does anyone know why why kubuntu-kde4-desktop does not seem to depend on libkonq5-templates? [12:01] smarter: thx first solution worked fine [12:01] (or any of its subpackages, e.g. konqueror-kde4 or dolphin-kde4 ? [12:05] danimo: konqueror-kde4 depends on libkonq5 which depends on libkonq5-templates [12:06] smarter: but konqueror-kde4 is installed here, and it didnt't pull the dependency... [12:06] are you using KDE4 PPA or just hardy repos? [12:06] PPA [12:06] for 4.1 [12:07] so apt-cache show konqueror-kde4|grep libkonq5 [12:07] is there plans on adding neon to intrepid in the ear future? [12:07] should return something [12:08] smarter: you most likely need spaces in there [12:08] smarter: it failes there way you haveit [12:08] gnomefreak: I think the schudule might just allow Amarok 2 to slip in. [12:08] gnomefreak: pipes work without space here [12:08] hi there [12:08] i just tested [12:09] just tested too :} [12:09] smarter: it doesnt output anything [12:09] im not using the PPA since im on intrepid [12:09] gnomefreak: there's no konqueror-kde4 in intrepid, just konqueror [12:10] danimo: what's the output of dpkg -l|grep libkonq5 ? [12:10] ah its been changed [12:10] ii libkonq5 4:4.1.0-0ubuntu1~hardy1~ppa1 core libraries for Konqueror [12:10] ii libkonq5-templates 4:4.1.0-0ubuntu1~hardy1~ppa1 data files for the Konqueror libraries [12:11] smarter: (I installed it) [12:11] danimo: apt-cache rdepends libkonq5-templates [12:12] Riddell: the 'kate doesn't quit properly' is bug [12:12] happens on windows as well [12:12] and apparently also for kopete [12:13] Reverse Depends: [12:13] |libkonq5 [12:13] libkonq5 [12:13] strange [12:14] and same thing for libkonq5? [12:14] apachelogger: is known bug? [12:15] didn't look at bugs.kde.org [12:15] danimo: is it a known bug that kate doesn't quit properly? [12:15] danimo: see kate -> file -> quit vs. kate -> kwin's close button [12:16] apachelogger: no idea + out for lunch [12:16] bbl [12:16] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=492231 please help me dealing with this strange guys :D [12:17] Debian bug 492231 in general "general: unable to mount fixed drives" [Important,Open] [12:18] this guys are telling me strange things, and are even talking about your distro [12:18] Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, libkonq5-templates | kdesktop [12:18] smarter: ^ [12:18] maybe I should count how many of this deps I find [12:19] at least 3 this week already [12:19] Oo [12:19] goto the "Mmmm, i'll ask kubuntu people..." point, if you don't want to read the whole page... [12:21] smarter: hmmm ... sorry I have been away ^^ So is this like this ok? http://paste.ubuntu.com/32163/ [12:22] Notch-1: indeed, we patch KDE to allow mounting of NTFS disks, but it's not totally insecure since it requires sudo password [12:22] nono, it's not a ntfs thing [12:22] it's fixed disks thing [12:22] someone messed up when they built akonadi [12:23] in the PPA [12:23] Wubbbi: gzip is for file, tar(.gz) is for directories, you're unziping a directory and gunzipping it without putting it in a tar first, it's not going to work [12:23] smarter, danimo: Uploading to kde4 (via ftp to ppa.launchpad.net): [12:23] kdebase-kde4_4.1.0-0ubuntu1~hardy1~ppa2.dsc: done. [12:23] this guys are telling me that thanks to the debian policy i can't mount fixed drive with hal... [12:23] libkonq5 fixed [12:23] Notch-1: what is a fixed drive? [12:23] Notch-1: what do you mean by fixed drive? [12:23] heh :P [12:23] smarter: and how should it call now? [12:24] a internal hard-disk [12:24] sorry :P [12:24] read the first post, it's all clearly explained [12:25] well [12:25] it defenitely got to do with permissions [12:26] yes, i think so [12:26] but i tried everything... [12:26] we patched kdebase to launch kdesu to mount drives when you click on them [12:26] smarter: ok ... so that mean ... I unzip it. Then it is a normal folder. And then I have to tar.gz it wo make a orig.tar.gz?! ... Now to write it down to the rules? [12:26] Wubbbi: yes [12:26] and this guys won't tell me where to find a configuration file to change this behavior :D [12:26] Wubbbi: remove the "| gunzip -bla" part [12:27] smarter: "gzip -9fn -c - > \" this? [12:27] smarter: you mean that dolphin is launched with root permission?? [12:27] Notch-1: no [12:27] nice [12:28] you click on the disk, a popup appears and ask for your password, it mount the disks, then you can use it [12:28] ah, i don't have this on my kubuntu [12:28] i just click [12:29] smarter: ok I have removed it ... and now? [12:29] what I need to add? [12:29] Wubbbi: replace it by "&& \" (every line should finish with that, except the last one) [12:29] it's a fresh version, downloaded 2 days ago, when i started to talk with this people :DDD [12:29] Wubbbi: and add a line to create the tar.gz [12:30] Riddell: http://aplg.kollide.net/kubuntu/debdiffs/kdesdk_4.1.0-0ubuntu1_to_ubuntu2.diff [12:30] Notch-1: if you have already used kdesu/sudo before, maybe it will not ask for your password a second time [12:30] smarter: ufff ... how should it call? I never done this. I allways make a right klick and then "archive it to ... " ^^ [12:30] Notch-1: kde4? ;-) [12:30] smarter: nono, even in livecd mode [12:30] Wubbbi: use the man page, or tar --help [12:31] apachelogger: nope :D [12:31] Notch-1: that's normal, there's no password in the livecd [12:31] righto [12:31] ah, right :D [12:31] no password so that users can't lock themselfs out ;-) [12:31] i had istalled it now, let's try :D [12:31] hehehe [12:31] now, tell the Debian people we don't make insecures things ;) [12:32] smarter: forgive me, but still no password, installed mode this time :D [12:32] :DDD [12:32] debian people are very strange [12:32] i'm shamed to use debian, since some days :D [12:32] hmm, strange [12:33] eh, what you can tell me about them? [12:33] Riddell: any ideas on when amorok2 might make it into Kubuntu? [12:33] davmor2: amarok-kde4 [12:33] davmor2: it's already in Intrepid [12:33] hardy as well [12:33] just to undestand if i have to trash my live debian system that cost me 2 years of work to make it run on evry pc, with all i need... [12:33] not on the cd's though [12:34] davmor2: no, they don't want it on the CDs for intrepid [12:35] smarter: tar -cjf archiv.tar.gz ??? [12:35] apachelogger: what does that change? [12:35] Riddell: version typo [12:35] Riddell: Why? Will it not be stable enough or something? [12:36] Riddell: someone replaced any 4.0.98 in the control with 4.1.0 causing the conflict to make the package uninstallable [12:36] ktorrent fits into that doesnt quit properly [12:36] apachelogger: ah [12:36] smarter: i double checked it, it is still not asking anything (in the installed version)... is there a way to flush possible cached password? [12:37] davmor2: no way to tell [12:37] apachelogger: uploaded, thakns [12:37] thanks [12:38] smarter: ok it was cached, now is asking... but i never checked the "don't ask again" ckbox, butmaybe i'm wrong... [12:38] K3b "Unable to find dvd+rw-format executable. K3b uses dvd+rw-format to format DVD-RW's and DVD+RW's. Solution: Install the dvd+rw-tools package." [12:38] should this be installed by default or not? [12:39] davmor2: guess so [12:40] I'll report it then Riddell :) [12:40] davmor2: hmm, actually I have it installed and still get that message [12:40] Bug with K3b then maybe? [12:41] davmor2: yep [12:41] Notch-1: it's always cached for a certain amount of time, no checkbox [12:42] smarter: is that right? [12:42] Wubbbi: tar czf bla.orig.tar.gz bla [12:42] ohh ok thx [12:43] what is the last bla about? [12:43] Wubbbi: The folder. [12:43] and that should be? [12:44] Wubbbi: [12:45] yo yo [12:45] ok [12:46] * Riddell out for a bit [12:47] Riddell: bug 253253 [12:47] Launchpad bug 253253 in k3b "Intrepid: Kubuntu K3b error message... Error" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/253253 [12:47] smarter: ah,thanks [12:47] i'm new with working systems :DD [12:48] it was so beautiful, when i asked why i had to do things by hand they told me that linux in not windows :DDDDDDDD [12:50] Oo [12:50] linux is not awkward either [12:50] * apachelogger shudders [12:51] i'm about to trash debian shit and make my system work on kubuntu :D [12:51] i have some strange needs, like loop device mounted root, and so on... i spent much time so set all up, what a waste of time... [12:53] are there significant things i better know about kubuntu, before the exorcism? :DD [12:53] any different way to handle things... [12:54] re [12:54] (in a few words, will be enough) [12:54] Riddell: I just purged k* and reinstalled kubutu-desktop, didn't change anything on my side [12:54] Riddell: would be interesting that you create a new user and test... [12:54] Riddell: I can't even open a kde session with a new user in the first place [12:55] or any other person interested in testing.... [12:56] although, now I reinstalled everything, my kde3 apps using the systray don't go in the tray anymore.... I just get small windows including the icon.... I may miss a kde3 package [12:57] Riddell: any idea of the package required for this ? [12:59] !info libfacile-dev intrepid [12:59] Package libfacile-dev does not exist in intrepid [13:00] apachelogger: do you experience any problems with the folder view plasmoid ? [13:00] * apachelogger doesn't use folderview ;-) [13:00] Nightrose: you use it, don't you? [13:01] i do [13:01] Nightrose: and it works ? [13:01] jep [13:01] no problems here [13:01] though this is not a fresh install [13:02] Tonio_: what is the problem? [13:02] apachelogger: some applets are dead and just don't work [13:02] apachelogger: I suspect a problem with xdg [13:03] apachelogger: with my "tonio" account, my desktop folder is /home/tonio/Desktop [13:03] apachelogger: when I create a new account, the desktop folder is translated /home/tonio/Bureau [13:03] apachelogger: kde doesn't even start [13:03] that can make sense [13:04] would be quite strange [13:04] folderview should use kstandarddirs I guess [13:04] apachelogger: the point is that I kde doesn't start when I create a new account [13:04] hmmm [13:04] apachelogger: btw I just apt-get remove --purge k* , performed an autoremove, and then reinstall kubuntu-desktop [13:05] apachelogger: means I'm pretty sure my computer is cleaned of any broken package [13:05] smarter: ok like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/32178/ [13:05] Tonio_: anything interesting in .xsession-errors? [13:06] apachelogger: performing a test before this and I'll let you know [13:07] hum...... creating a Desktop folder doesn't help [13:07] Wubbbi: looks at where all the other "&& \" are and where you're one is, and try to understand what it is for [13:08] apachelogger: http://paste.toniox.org/44 [13:08] that's ugly :) [13:08] && = and do ... [13:08] ? [13:08] Wubbbi: yep, but the \ is here to allow you to change line [13:08] Wubbbi: and the orig must contains the version [13:08] and that mean? [13:09] Wubbbi: what means what? [13:09] Wubbbi: yep, but the \ is here to allow you to change line [13:09] Tonio_: looks unhealthy ;-) [13:09] meh [13:09] uploading l10n makes me lag bigtime [13:09] permissions issue somehow ? [13:10] rebooting to test [13:10] * apachelogger goes out for some coffee [13:11] Wubbbi: it means the newline is escaped, so that if you press return to do a new line, it will be the same as if there was no \ and no newline [13:12] aha ok ... is that better now http://paste.ubuntu.com/32180/ @ smarter [13:12] Wubbbi: are you sure you understand what the "&& \" is for? [13:13] by the way, you should use a "_" before the version number, not a "-" [13:14] apachelogger: I suspect my problem can be due to my .kde [13:14] apachelogger: but the really strange point is that not any new user can connect..... that, I don't understand the point, any clue ? [13:14] Wubbbi: have you looked at the lastline? it's what you kio-sysinfo-$${version}-whatever should be [13:15] apachelogger: my testing user has the same groups as the standard, so that may not be a permissions issue..... [13:16] smarter: so I should rename the line " ${CURDIR}/${DEB_SOURCE_PACKAGE}_$${version}.orig.tar.gz "? [13:16] Wubbbi: you should use that instead of kio-sysinfo-bla [13:17] anyone building kde4 applications with kde packages from kubuntu? my 4.1.0 FindAutomoc4.cmake file fails to find automoc4 - iirc it was able to find it in 4.0.8x. any hints? [13:17] Wubbbi: and please, try to understand what the "\" is for, putting one on the middle of a line does not make sense [13:20] apachelogger: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/247003 [13:20] Launchpad bug 247003 in mesa "gnome-session makes Xorg crash in xf86SetScrnInfoModes" [Undecided,Incomplete] [13:20] apachelogger: I should link the bug to kdm too I guess [13:20] exactly the same issue [13:21] smarter: Like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/32182/ [13:21] Wubbbi: what is the last line for? [13:22] Wubbbi: use && \ [13:22] smarter: I dont know ^^ the wiki Guid gave me that ^^ [13:22] Wubbbi: try to understand how it worked and why it's not going to work with the changes you did [13:26] smarter: can you give me the wikipage again? I have lost it :/ [13:26] smarter: ok what should I typ into goodle? [13:26] google [13:27] Wubbbi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete [13:27] you could have used wiki.ubuntu.com search to find that [13:41] smarter: hmmm the wiki dont tell me what "${CURDIR}/${DEB_SOURCE_PACKAGE}_$${version}.orig.tar.gz" means [13:41] :/ [13:41] Wubbbi: try to use your brain [13:44] smarter: hihi xD [13:46] ok that mean "${DEB_SOURCE_PACKAGE}_$${version}" --- "Package_verion" ok ... [13:46] version [13:46] but what is that? "${CURDIR" [13:46] ${CURDIR} [13:48] current directory :P [13:48] but you could have added echo ${CURDIR} in the get-orig-source to see what it's supposed to do [13:51] smarter: Is that like this right? http://paste.ubuntu.com/32189/ [13:52] no :'( [13:53] wth is this "${CURDIR}/kio-sysinfo_$${version}.orig.tar.gz" doing in the middle of nowhere, and why do you have a \ but don't have a line feed? [13:57] smarter: should I remove "${CURDIR}/kio-sysinfo_$${version}.orig.tar.gz" ? [13:57] \o/ [13:58] yes [13:58] and add ${CURDIR}/ to you kio-sysinfo thing [14:00] smarter: Like this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/32193/ [14:00] YES !! :) [14:01] now you just need to add commands to remove the non-free icons before the tar czf [14:01] and add .dfsg to the version number [14:01] Yeah! :D [14:06] smarter: ok now they should be remove right ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/32195/ ) what to do now? [14:09] smarter: ok now they are removed ... what to do now? Creat a "Icon" folder in Debian, and put the Icons into there. And they add that Icons to the Rule file, to Install them right? [14:10] Wubbbi: use debian/install to install them [14:12] ok ... and what to right in install? [14:13] Wubbbi: debian/icons/bla.png usr/share/bla/ [14:14] right = write xD [14:21] smarter: that does usr/share/bla mean? oO [14:25] smarter ? [14:26] Wubbbi: that means that if the file has to be installed in /usr/share/bla, you should write usr/share/bla/ [14:29] smarter: ohhh they need to be installed ... ok [14:30] smarter: Is it possible to say ... " /usr/share/kio-sysinfo ??? [14:30] or better "/usr/share/kio-sysinfo/icons [14:30] " [14:31] Wubbbi: I don't know, see where they are installed [14:31] use dpkg -L nameofthepackage [14:33] smarter: hmmm ... why they need to be installed? I mean I have them in The "icons" folder [14:35] Wubbbi: because, how does dpkg now where they should go if you don't write it in the debian/install file? [14:35] seele: could you please check the video in my latest blog post and tell me your opinion when I get back in some hours? [14:36] seele: the link is http://artfowl.blogspot.com/2008/07/background-stuff.html [14:37] Artemis_Fowl: sure, i'll look at it in a few [14:37] Artemis_Fowl: is there a package of the latest updates? [14:37] smarter: ohhh right so that mean that the icons are going to install on /usr/share/bla ... ok ...but that makes me confuse "[15:31] Wubbbi: I don't know, see where they are installed" ... I dont knwo where they are installed. First you are saying they need to be install at xy and then you say they are installed at xy ... what now? [14:37] Wubbbi: I have to go IRL, be back later [14:37] Wubbbi: use dpkg -L to see where they are installed [14:38] then write that down in the debian/install file [14:44] smarter: hä? where is what installed? [14:49] quick question in intrepid, is there a replacement for the system settings disks and filesystems that would allow me to control mount points etc? [14:49] jjesse: there isn't one yet [14:49] JontheEchidna: bummer... need to remember how to config mount points manually then :( [14:50] yeah [14:50] :( [14:50] new device notifier is showing my NTFS drive and also my FAT32 drive but when i click on "open in dolphin" nothing happens [14:59] Before I mark Bug 253245 invalid, would it make sense to add a stub pyqtconfig in python-qt4 that just raises an error that says, "pyqtconfig is in the python-qt4-dev package. You need to install that package to use pyqtconfig"? [14:59] Launchpad bug 253245 in python-qt4 "import PyQt4.pyqtconfig fails" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/253245 [15:03] <\sh> ScottK: no...if it belongs to the part of "developing for pyqt4" everybody using debian/ubuntu should know that those stuff is laying in -dev packages...developing with/using pyqt4 , everything is in the main package...(minus dbus ,-) [15:04] \sh: It's not the first time I've seen a bug report like that. [15:05] If this was Debian, I'd say "Tough, they should know better.", but in Ubuntu maybe we can be nicer? [15:06] <\sh> ScottK: because it's not common for python packages to have -dev packages for low level stuff, but it is really following debian policy regarding development files [15:07] <\sh> if someone includes PyQT4.pyqtconfig he knows exactly why...and should know the debian way...really noone else is fighting with this [15:07] Agreed it's the right place for it. OK. [15:07] Invalid it is. [15:08] <\sh> ScottK: I just had a closer look what this module does, and it's nothing really, which I would import, if I'm not sure what I'm doing...means: application development with pyqt4 doesn't use it... [15:08] There's no usplash screen on the installed intrepid system still :( [15:09] \sh: I think it's only actually useful during build time. [15:09] <\sh> ScottK: or when you want to add something very low level to it (like selfmade kde widget / kde addon libs where someone needs sip interfaces) [15:18] apachelogger: are you online? [15:24] jjesse: you about ready to start the doc migration from kde 3 to kde 4 for Kubuntu? [15:25] Riddell: I will be working on the docs and I am sure jjesse will do a little as well...if we can get a few people to proofread and provide text docs that would be great...finding docbook people to work on Kubuntu or KDE docs is damn near impossible [15:25] How do I get involved with proofreading? [15:26] GreySim: stick around here, follow the kubuntu-devel and ubuntu-docs mailing lists as well [15:26] oh.. need to subscribe to ubuntu-docs too? [15:26] Will do. [15:27] Jucato: not really as it has just been jjesse and I doing the docs, so we would always email between us and cc Riddell just to annoy him :P [15:27] * ryanakca debates on doing a fresh install of intrepid vs just dist-upgrading [15:27] nixternal: ah ok. maybe I can help this time around with KDE 4 shtuff [15:27] docs I mean [15:28] I can start w/ poopreading [15:28] you are beyond proofreading, I have seen your documentation you have created [15:28] * Jucato snaps fingers [15:28] okie dokie [15:28] JontheEchidna: are you online? [15:28] well then, I'm volunteering for kubuntu docs for intrepid [15:29] nixternal: keep me on a leash please :) [15:30] nixternal: just loaded intrepid so i can start doing docs [15:30] and i did get my wireless to work [15:30] now if i can just figure out how to mount my drives [15:30] Wubbbi: yes [15:30] hm... of course I need to upgrade to intrepid hahaha! [15:31] I need to build a new desktop at home so I can get intrepid on it and rebuild my laptop at home [15:31] What's the holdup on getting the fix in bug 199393 released? Is it just waiting for someone on the SRU verification team to test it? [15:31] Launchpad bug 199393 in dolphin "servicemenu for amarok has an invalid menu entry "addAsPodcast"" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/199393 [15:31] JontheEchidna: can you tell me what I have to write in debian/install? smarter told me that I have to write /debian/icon/mypicture.png /usr/share/whatever ... what does these /usr/share/whatever mean? [15:31] it is going to be a bit to hot to cycle much this week, so I plan on working on Kubuntu.... Riddell do you have anything else other than docs I can work on this week? If so, message me or email me a list of things to work on, including coding if need be [15:32] Wubbbi: that's where teh pcitures will be installed [15:32] JontheEchidna: can I choose one are is it a special place? [15:32] Jucato: gah, Need to get 3049MB of archives... I have to wait 'till August to upgrade so I don't go over my bandwidth limit :/ [15:33] ryanakca: heh I'm also hesitant to upgrade now.. last time I tried, X failed to start.. and the new X config system is totally alien to me... [15:33] ryanakca: and I sort of need a working Kubuntu KDE 4 to demo on Aug. 24 [15:33] Wubbbi: you have to choose the place where it would normally be installed [15:33] Jucato: X has a new config system? [15:34] JontheEchidna: a Place where is Icons will be installed ... ok. [15:34] thank you :) [15:34] ryanakca: well, not really X.. or dunno what happened.. if you do a fresh install, look at your xorg.conf [15:34] ryanakca: all "Configured Foo" entries [15:35] Jucato: hmm... I might dual boot.... have an intrepid and keep my hardy... imho, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, but I don't know much about X anyways.... I do all my configuring with dpkg-reconfigure :) [15:36] ryanakca: well the problem is it when it breaks.. dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't do the same thing anymore :) [15:36] it just reconfigures the keyboard and mouse I think [15:37] gah... So, how would a newish user reconfigure X when it breaks without manually editing Xorg.conf... at least you used to be able to say ``oh, run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ... It will ask you a few questions, and it'll get X back up and running for you''... [15:39] ryanakca: I'm sure there has been a way.. I just haven't been paying attention probably... [15:39] but the old ways don't work :) [15:40] (at least I think manually editing xorg.conf still works... I think) [15:41] smarter: are you back? [15:42] JontheEchidna: ok I have done this now. What I have to do that the icons will be installed now. I want to replace them The Old Icons are Removed and now I need to install them. How to do that? [15:42] * JontheEchidna doesn't understand [15:47] JontheEchidna: hihi xD ... ok ... I want to replace some Icons with other Icons. I cant do that with a patch. So I have to write it down in debian/rules. My Rules looks like this ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/32195/ ) ... Now I have created a debian/Icons folder, where I have my "new" Icons. Then I have created a install file. Now I need to right something down, that the system (dpkg) install the new icons ( after they are remove ) ... [15:47] Remove Old + Install New = Replace. Replace = what I want :) [15:48] * JontheEchidna has never done this to be honest [15:49] xD [16:07] nixternal: I think docs would be the main thing [16:07] nixternal: if that's what interests you of course :) [16:13] nixternal: porting pinentry-qt to qt 4 might be an interesting coding task [16:19] (Afternoon...) [16:19] Riddell: kdeutils needs a rebuild in Intrepid [16:24] why, it's a mornfall [16:24] JontheEchidna: the hal-cups issue wasn't it? [16:27] Riddell: python-usb [16:27] it builds fine in pbuilder now [16:27] anyone use ktnef? [16:27] * Riddell retries kdeutils [16:28] : - P [16:28] It would seem so indeed. [16:31] Riddell: I just noticed than adept crashes on intrepid [16:31] Tonio_: I think that's because there is not konsole-kde3 kpart in intrepid [16:32] JontheEchidna: makes sense indeed [16:32] *is not a konsole kpart [16:32] Riddell: what is the status of adept kde4 ? [16:32] Riddell: deverses a package or not ? [16:32] Good question. [16:32] Tonio_: why ask me, mornfall is just here waiting for a hug from you :) [16:32] hey mornfall :) [16:33] : - ) [16:33] Hi. [16:33] Riddell: I didn't look at the names on the channel :) [16:33] * Tonio_ higs mornfall [16:33] s/higs/hugs... [16:33] Riddell: pinentry has already been ported to qt4...it used to be in the kde svn [16:33] The status would go as, if I manage it in 3 weeks, then it will be done, otherwise it'll get much longer, I guess. [16:34] but if it hasn't, I will work on it again [16:34] So hope for these 3 weeks? ; - ) [16:34] nixternal: ah well, package it up then :) [16:34] mornfall: that would be nice :) [16:34] roger dodger...gotta find it now.... ScottK and I found it a while ago [16:34] The idea is likely to be that, very unusually, my sorting through bugzilla actually gave me some motivation. [16:35] hehe [16:36] actually seele was just asking about adept the other day [16:37] I have 4 items on 3.0 must-fix. [16:38] Which isn't really that bad. [16:38] Riddell: I can still prepare some adept-kde4 packages tomorrow [16:38] packaging isn't a problem Tonio_ [16:38] Riddell: I know that ;) [16:39] smarter: are you back? [16:39] The packages should be in a remotely decent shape, but they do need rebuilds. [16:39] well better wait 3 weeks then [16:39] What day is it today? [16:39] Okey. [16:39] Do anyone know how to get the changelog from kde 4.1 RC1 to Kde 4.1 Final? [16:39] Tonio_: I will have alpha 5 by tomorrow evening. [16:40] mornfall: super ! :) [16:40] I'll upload to Debian experimental and I let you sort out KUbuntu? [16:40] That'd work for me at least... : - ) [16:41] (It's not hard to get packages to PPA, but it's still work that you can save me...) [16:48] When I have patches for a package, do I need them to the rules ( via "include xy" ) ? [16:53] Wubbbi: you need to make sure that rules applies the patch, most packages will if you put the patch in debian/patches [16:53] cdbs packages will typically include simple-patchsys or quilt to apply the patch [16:54] Riddell: Do you know why it's taking so long for the fix to bug 199393 to be released? Is it just waiting for the SRU verification team to test it? [16:54] Launchpad bug 199393 in dolphin "servicemenu for amarok has an invalid menu entry "addAsPodcast"" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/199393 [17:00] aos101: good question [17:01] aos101: yeah I guess so, the verification team tend to need a poke, try pinging bdmurray [17:01] on #ubuntu-devel [17:02] Riddell: aha ok thank you for the information :) [17:02] Riddell: Thanks, I'll try that. [17:03] So Interpid will be running on 4.1 as primary desktop? [17:04] ^yes [17:04] If I get adept beta (feature-complete, that is) out in three weeks, that'll get in, right? [17:04] mornfall: yes indeed [17:05] go mornfall go! :) [17:10] kmail doesn't quit properly either [17:18] Weekly cron jobs run by default roughly once a week on ubuntu, right? (Anacron or such...) [17:19] smarter: are you back? [17:26] mornfall: like /etc/cron.weekly/apt-xapian-index ? I'd imagine it's exactly once a week [17:27] Riddell: Yeah, that one. But I guess I'll still call it if it is needed, makes everything more robust. [18:07] bug #253301 is ready [18:07] Launchpad bug 253301 in kdeedu "kdeedu 4.1.0 is ftbfs" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/253301 [18:31] hi [18:31] hi goetzc [18:59] omg, iridium is dead [18:59] that explains the build queue length ;-) [19:00] I think svn xbmc is built 3 times a day [19:09] seele: ping [19:11] kdeedu is stopping intrepid packages? [19:15] gnomefreak: WIP [19:15] WIP? [19:16] work in progress [19:16] ah thanks [19:22] damn. I have to go again... :( [19:33] smarter: are you away? [19:33] I'm here [19:35] smarter: ok [19:35] smarter: I still dont understand the thing with the debian/install file. You said that I have to search for something. But I dont know what. [19:36] you have to know where kio-sysinfo install the icons [19:49] smarter: the problem is, that the kio-sysinfo what I have, an Initial release is. [19:49] and? [19:49] (germans really speak like Yoda :P) [19:50] xD [19:51] yes and if it was an Initial release I dont know where the kio-sysinfo install the icons [19:52] smarter: that is because germans can make super awesome sentences featuring 30 commas and using at least 100 words ;-) [19:53] Wubbbi: why do you need debian/install anyway? [19:53] apachelogger: I know, and that's why I get bad marks in german :P [19:54] apachelogger: smarter told me xD [19:54] apachelogger: I dont know why [19:56] (/me hates strong verbs too) [19:57] smarter: why do I need debian/install? [19:57] Wubbbi: to install the free icons [19:58] other solution is to patch the icon to use system icons [19:58] s/patch the icon/patch the source/ [19:59] smarter: So I can patch the source by replacing the icons? [19:59] s/by replacing/to replace/ [20:02] smarter: what? xD ... whatever ... what to do now? hust change the icons in the orig.tar.gz? oO [20:02] hust = just [20:02] Wubbbi: debian/install is the easiest way to do it imho [20:04] smarter: ok ... and what to do with that? On the Left side I write down the path to the icons debian/icons/ati.png etc. then I make a "Space" and what I have to write down then? [20:04] Oo [20:04] oh [20:04] dude [20:04] smarter: you didn't listen to me the other day [20:04] the original images _can't_ be part of the tarball [20:04] apachelogger: I know [20:05] apachelogger: that's why I said he should remove them using get-orig-source [20:05] yeah [20:05] apachelogger: then add others using whatever he wants [20:05] but also place the new icons in using get-orig-source [20:05] create a bzr branch and push the images then [20:05] then bzr pull them in get-orig [20:05] I don't really like doing more changes than necessary to the orig [20:06] apachelogger: das ist das was ich die ganze zeit sagen will. Was muss ich eingeben, damit er mir auch die neuen Icons installiert? Ich meine nur eintfernen bringt ja nix [20:06] * smarter ist totally kaput [20:07] Hmmm... looks like the german population is overtaking the french population in #kubuntu-devel [20:07] (assuming that is german, of course ;) [20:07] I don't know how to say totally in German :P [20:07] smarter: this change is necessary [20:08] apachelogger: removing the nonfree icons is necessary [20:08] adding other is not [20:08] other icons [20:08] smarter: the surce should work fine without debian/ [20:08] smarter: if you want to do it the complicate way, then you guys will have to patch that thing to use the oxygen package itself [20:09] smarter: why is it not nessessary the add new? [20:10] Hello? ... I have add a Icon folder in /debain. There I have put all the "new" ( Oxygen Icons ) into. Now I want, that these Icon are getting Installed and in the folder src/about/suse/images ... then the Icons will work fine [20:10] the question = How to do that? [20:10] IMHO, it is not necessary to add other icons to the orig.tar.gz, since they're not part of the program, may have a different licence, and the program works without them [20:11] Wubbbi: ask apachelogger :P [20:11] * smarter is tired [20:11] smarter: Oxygen Icons are GPL Icons. The Program is GPL too ... no problem [20:11] apachelogger: help me! xD [20:12] Wubbbi: no [20:12] Oxygen icon theme is dual licensed. You may copy it under the Creative Common Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License or the GNU Library General Public License. [20:12] you will have to put that in the debian/copyright too [20:13] smarter: that is less work than uuing around [20:13] either do it the real simple way or the completely right way [20:13] apachelogger: why should we use uuencode/decode? [20:13] smarter: where are the icons coming from? [20:13] apachelogger: debian/icons [20:13] then installed using debian/install [20:14] or, we could patch the source to use the system icons [20:14] smarter: debian/icons? [20:14] inside debian/ [20:14] why do I feel like I keep repeating the same stuff since days? :/ [20:14] eh [20:15] smarter: debian is a diff against orig [20:15] you can't add binaries to debian?! [20:15] hmm, right [20:16] apachelogger: how to replace the icons now? In Rules, I have removed them. Now I want to add the new one ... How to do that? [20:16] Wubbbi: http://doc.bazaar-vcs.org/bzr.dev/en/mini-tutorial/index.html [20:17] create a code branch in your launchpad profile [20:17] bzr push the icons to that branch [20:17] then bzr pull them in get-orig and include them in the tarball recreation process [20:20] apachelogger: Cant I write it direkt to get-orig like " install /debian/Icons/bla.png, blab.png, blib.png /src/about/suse/images/ " ? [20:21] Wubbbi: you can [20:22] you shouldn't [20:22] apachelogger: why? [20:22] as in I will not advocate the package [20:22] Wubbbi: because the changes have to be reproducable for new upstream releases [20:22] apachelogger: but it is in the debain folder. [20:22] * apachelogger feels smarter's redundancy [20:23] [21:15:09] smarter: debian is a diff against orig [20:23] [21:15:14] you can't add binaries to debian?! [20:23] Wubbbi: ^ [20:23] apachelogger: so it is also not possible to remove them via. get-orig? [20:24] Wubbbi: read that carefully [20:24] what? the link for bzr? [20:24] the two lines I pasted [20:25] you can't store binary files in debian/ [20:25] and images (expect for svn and xpm) are binary files [20:25] thus can't be added to debian/ [20:25] thus you need the bzr branch [20:25] which is kind of an online storage for the icons [20:25] then you can pull the icons in via get-orig [20:25] apachelogger: but it is possible to remove them? ... I mean the nonfree [20:26] yes [20:26] ok [20:26] it is the whole point of it [20:26] you create a new orig [20:27] ahhh ... now I understand [20:27] * apachelogger is off for tonight === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [21:04] Meeting in 2 hours? [21:05] JontheEchidna: 4? [21:05] @now [21:05] vorian: Current time in Etc/UTC: July 30 2008, 20:05:28 - Next meeting: Mentoring Reception in 17 hours 54 minutes [21:05] hmm [21:05] no fridge! [21:25] * Xand3r passes some cookies arround, he passes the driving test to day [21:31] Xand3r: nice :) [21:31] yay [21:34] hi Riddell [21:34] i think the meeting is an open one or? [21:36] 1.5 yes [21:36] it is Xand3r [21:36] and wohoooo @ driving license [21:36] Nightrose: ^^ [21:36] Nightrose, isn't it drivers license ;) [21:36] yay Xand3r :) [21:36] emunkki: might be ;-) [21:37] ^^ [21:37] * Nightrose shuts up and goes back to watching dr horrible [21:37] 22:00 utc is late [21:38] umm meeting is in #kubuntu-devel, not #ubuntu-meeting, right? [21:38] it makes it possible for americans to come, and geeks tend to work late [21:38] yuriy: yes [21:39] * yuriy fixes wiki [21:39] meeting is here? [21:39] I see [21:40] Riddell: ok, thats right, i some times forget, that here are working people from the hole world [21:40] kstars has a file conflict with the indi package. [21:40] The file is /usr/bin/indiserver [21:41] What makes this annoying is that kstars seems to depend on indi:-| [21:41] vorian: seen that? ^^ [21:42] ah [21:42] question: [21:42] * hunger heads for bed. Good night. [21:42] Riddell: nope [21:43] hmm, wait [21:43] i'll take a closer look since i'm working on that package now [21:43] nevermind [21:44] Is digikam installable on intrepid again by the way? [21:44] hunger: are you working on it? [21:44] not quite yet hunger, Xand3r is working on the kde4 version [21:44] Somebody had been working on updated packages a while back as I recall. [21:45] Xand3r: Nope, Just trying to use it. [21:45] urg yea [21:45] but i hade much stress [21:45] and was not in that mood to do it, verry tired the hole day [21:45] Xand3r: Great:-) I don't need the deb that urgent, but it is good to know somebody is working on it. [21:46] Xand3r: what do you have left to complete with digikam? [21:46] and you have no fun with uploading the source of digikam, if you have only 9kb/s upstream [21:46] Xand3r: Knowing somebody does work on it makes me looking forward to update my installation each morning;-) [21:47] vorian: somthing with the pictures, but if i change something i konw after compiling if it works, but thats thake much time-,- [21:48] Riddell: kstars and indi both include the indiserver binary, i'll remove it from kstars.install [21:48] hunger: thats why i update more times the day^^ [21:48] Xand3r: Can you use CCache? That speeds up things for me a lot. [21:48] things == rebuilding stuff over and over. [21:48] Xand3r: do you have your latest work on revu? :) [21:49] vorian: nop [21:49] you know i takes to mich time [21:49] and debuild -S includes the source on my pc -.- [21:49] so every change take 1 hour [21:49] Xand3r: can you upload what you have? we'll see what more needs to be done :) [21:50] 1 hour! [21:50] yikes [21:50] ofcours [21:50] is it failing in dh_install? [21:50] or during the actual compiling? [21:50] dh: [21:50] dh_ [21:51] if it's doing the dh_ stuff just use debuild -nc [21:51] that way you don't have to compile everything again [21:51] JontheEchidna: i have no intrepid [21:51] so i have to do i with pbuilder [21:51] ouch [21:51] and that clears the cache after every compiling-.- [21:51] * JontheEchidna feels your pain [21:52] thx [21:53] i have realy no fun staring working on digikam -.- the pbuilder might take hours-.- [21:53] i need a better inet and a better pc [21:53] is there some one sponsoring me? [21:53] * vorian waves [21:56] vorian: you? [21:57] yes :) [21:57] realy? [21:58] i have i somthing said wrong, did you get me wrong or do you real want to buy me a new computer? [21:59] Xand3r: I think he meant he'd testbuild stuff for you [21:59] he did that for me when we worked on koffice2 [21:59] ah [21:59] nice [21:59] haha [21:59] sorry to get your hopes up [22:00] hmm [22:00] i meant i would help you build it [22:00] vorian: thx [22:00] gnaaa i think i know my fault now [22:09] yea [22:10] debuild -S -sd is the solution^^ [22:10] :) [22:11] so now i have to wait for revu, hope revu likes my solution [22:12] :) [22:12] vorian: the funny thing is, i have red this help much times, but now i got it [22:12] yay! [22:12] JontheEchidna: you are going to be at the meeting and your wiki page is up to date? ;-) [22:15] apachelogger: meeting in 45 minutes (in case you forgot) [22:16] vorian: when the new version of digikam is on revu, could you test build it? [22:16] that would be realy nice [22:16] Xand3r: yepper [22:17] vorian: thx [22:17] vorian: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=digikam-kde4 [22:18] i have to wrte the solution down before i forget it [22:18] Xand3r: you didn't upload the orig.tar.gz [22:18] righty [22:18] that is why it workt so fast [22:19] take the one from the upload befor [22:19] i changed nothing on the source [22:19] Nightrose: got to add my 4.1 final packaging thingies [22:19] then it'll be complete [22:19] JontheEchidna: go go go! [22:19] ;-) [22:20] ;-) [22:21] Xand3r: revu is not that crafty, i'm afraid [22:22] vorian: who are the admins^^ [22:22] i have learned to talk with the devels helps^^ [22:24] JontheEchidna: ping me when your page is ready so I can have a look before the meeting :) [22:24] ok [22:26] vorian: have you start the building? how much cores has your pc? [22:30] Nightrose: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Jonathan265 [22:30] thanks :) [22:31] np [22:32] greetings from an ex-KDE fan [22:33] hi mhb [22:33] looksee what I've just done http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/gdebi-kde_0.3.12_all.deb [22:34] lol, you cannot install it with gdebi [22:34] uh oh [22:35] gdebi-core is needed it seems [22:35] well sure [22:35] gdebi should work that out for you [22:35] nope, it gives me an error [22:36] same here [22:36] ... well ain't this a bitch, I have to go to town >:( [22:36] * JontheEchidna curses [22:36] "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: gdebi-core" [22:36] wha! [22:36] JontheEchidna: really? [22:36] srsly [22:36] Riddell: my system is running hardy, naturally === mcas is now known as mcas_away [22:37] kwwii: oh, it won't work there I'm afraid [22:37] Riddell: that would explain the error then :-) [22:37] Arby: how did extragear for hardy go? [22:39] Riddell: not finished yet, I ran out of time [22:39] I should have time to do more tomorrow evening [22:39] sorry [22:41] Arby: no problem, just when you can [22:42] Arby: what needs to be done yet? [22:43] kgraph, kiconedit, gopher, kmldonkey, kpov, skanlite [22:58] meeting in a couple of minutes? [22:58] yep [22:58] ping Nightrose, nixternal, yuriy [22:58] * Nightrose popups [22:58] ;-) [22:58] what is with apachelogger [22:59] he seems to be afk [22:59] probably sleeping already [22:59] yea offline in jabber as well [22:59] hi hi kids [23:00] heya Tm_T :) [23:01] Good Evening Friends [23:01] it seems JontheEchidna [23:01] isn't here [23:02] smarter: want to introduce your item? [23:03] okay ;) === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [23:03] I think we should package everything using bazaar [23:03] (everything = kde4 stuff) [23:03] well, we tried that a while ago [23:03] and it didn't work because it's extra hassle [23:04] but, good news! [23:04] james_w is working on making it no extra hassle [23:04] what's the extra hassle? [23:04] bzr-builddeb is really handy [23:04] I've looked at the bzr-builddeb docs and never managed to work out what it does [23:04] maybe we should have a tutorial sometime [23:04] I can make a howto if you want [23:05] yep [23:05] I use it for all my packaging [23:05] smarter: can you explain a little what it does? [23:05] there's many way to use it, let's assume we use the "merge" mode, where we only package the debian/ dir [23:05] bzr bd will download the orig.tar.gz using some magics, and built it for you [23:06] so to see if a new version work with your packaging, you just have to do dch -i [23:06] (magics = trying file in ../tarballs, then debian/watch, then apt-get source) [23:07] and bzr diff is helpful to see what changed between ubuntuX and ubuntuY, useful for backports [23:08] if you need to have access to the tarball, you can use bzr bd-do, which unpack the tarball, copy the debian and copy only changes made to the debian dir when you exit [23:08] useful for patching [23:08] evening (wow it's 6 already!) [23:08] evening yuriy [23:08] smarter: how hard is it for people who are new to packaging? [23:09] on a scale of 1 to 10 [23:09] hmm, 4? (: [23:09] perhaps compared to "normal way" ? [23:09] ;-) ok [23:09] we just need a good howto(and I'm writing one :P) [23:10] smarter: perhaps add it to the packaging guide? [23:10] yuriy: probably [23:10] on that note, the kde packaging wiki pages probably need some updating too [23:10] Tm_T: not sure, I think it's easier [23:11] smarter: it's another step though, you still need to know how to package [23:12] other useful stuff you can do with bzr: "bzr diff" will show the differences between the last commit and your changes, it's handy if you want to write good debian/changelog [23:12] smarter: once you finished it feel free to poke me to have a look at it from a packaging-noob POV ;-) [23:12] i think it would be very handy on the core packages [23:12] Nightrose: If i put it at the end of the PackagingGuide, I'll assume people now a bit about packaging :P [23:13] s/now/know§ [23:14] smarter: sure [23:14] still imagine someone new to packaging [23:14] he reads the packaging guide from start to end [23:14] that doesn't necessarily make him a perfect packager does it ;-) [23:14] yep :P [23:15] I'll look forward to the howto, I guess I'll need to try it to see if it's as easy as apt-get source, edit, dput [23:15] but as I say, james_w is working on makeing it all integrate in a transparent way [23:16] sorry for missing the beginning of the meeting [23:16] it's a bit harder when you start, but when you get used to it you'll not want to use anything else :P [23:16] so, does anyone see any disadvantage of bzr? [23:16] s/bzr/using bzr for packaging/ even [23:16] still potentially extra hassle [23:17] kwwii: welcome and hi son :) [23:17] Tm_T: i think he's back from a netsplit [23:17] seele: yes, son :) [23:17] smarter: it's not local? [23:17] (yay for netsplit in the middle of a meeting) [23:17] vorian: what is not local? [23:17] Tm_T: thanks, and no it was not a netsplit, it was me coming back by loging back into the server [23:18] anyway, full steam ahead [23:18] I know seb128 from the gnome team has tried it and found it all extra hassle [23:18] well, I'm using it for all my packages and have yet to see that extra hassle :P [23:18] talking about packaging, cdbs might momentarily now so kde4.mk should be part of cdbs [23:18] (https://code.launchpad.net/~smarter) [23:19] Riddell: for people like myself using just bzr is pretty nice [23:19] Medibuntu already use it for all packages [23:19] smarter: I'll try it when you write the howto and consider it from there :) [23:19] but I know that seb doesn't like it...he sees it as extra work I think [23:19] okay [23:20] yuriy: apport? [23:21] yep [23:21] forgot link: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2008-June/002336.html [23:22] I think it would be good to switch off the KDE crash handler so we get better crash reports from apport [23:23] in general the crash reports would then have to be forwarded upstream, but that is the same as with bugs filed now [23:23] I think that's just a case of removing drkonqi from kdebase-runtime [23:23] what's "automatic retracing"? [23:23] the reports would be better but there would be more of them and they are private by default [23:24] smarter: the backtrace gets uploaded to launchpad bugs which can download the debugging symbols and fill in all the gaps automatically [23:24] smarter: apport uploads the full core dump, then the servers can use that to create a new backtrace with debugging symbols, regardless of whether the trace uploaded by the user was any good [23:24] wow, cool [23:24] yuriy says it better :) [23:25] so I think Riddell answered the how. so concerns are: Do we have the manpower? Do people know how to deal with apport reports? (smarter, txwikinger?) [23:26] yuriy: actually I just tried it and it doesn't seem to work [23:26] yuriy: how many people triage private kde bugs? [23:26] ie: make them public when needed [23:26] Nightrose: I don't know of any private kde bugs right now [23:28] ok then who do you see doing it if there are any after turning on apport [23:28] Riddell: doesn't work to disable the crash handler? [23:28] i can imagine smarter, txwikinger, apachelogger and you [23:28] who else? [23:28] yuriy: actually I can't get it to work on non-KDE apps [23:29] yuriy: well, let's talk to pitti and work out what needs done to get it working [23:29] Riddell: enabled in /etc/default/apport? [23:30] Nightrose: that's primarily it [23:30] *nod* [23:30] yuriy: it was not [23:31] yuriy: still doesn't want to work for me, using kill -SEGV on gnome-terminal [23:31] Riddell: will have to talk to pitti then. I don't know if maybe something's changed with that.. [23:31] back [23:32] how much did I miss? [23:32] * JontheEchidna doesn't get why he had to go mulch shopping in the first place [23:32] wb JontheEchidna [23:32] thx [23:32] yuriy: yep, let's get it turned on and see how that works in terms of triage after a while [23:32] Riddell: iirc it's also somehow connected with adept-notifier? [23:32] JontheEchidna: packaging in bzr and enabeling apport for kde apps [23:32] yuriy: yes, it looks out for things appearing in /var/crash and promps you to start apport-qt [23:32] Riddell: OK. last question we can discuss later [23:33] so, let's move on to... [23:33] JontheEchidna! [23:33] reporting! [23:33] JontheEchidna: who are you and why do you want to be a member? [23:33] Ok [23:34] *badump* [23:34] Nightrose: about triaging, I might be available at some point [23:34] My name is Jonathan Thomas [23:34] Tm_T: nice :) [23:34] I am a 16 (almost 17) year old Linux/KDE enthusiast [23:35] I would like to contribute to Kubuntu on a regular basis, plus being a member allows access to the kde4 ppa, \o/ [23:35] JontheEchidna: have your parents seen http://xkcd.com/456/ [23:35] yuriy: lol [23:35] yuriy: my dad may have [23:36] since he's a geek too [23:36] JontheEchidna: you seem to have an interest in plasma, do you think it's the future of the desktop? [23:36] yup! [23:37] JontheEchidna: hmm, how would you contribute to Kubuntu? as in, what's your itch? [23:37] Well, I have been working on packaging as of late [23:37] his wiki page is https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Jonathan265 [23:37] Though I also lurk regularly in #kubuntu-kde4 for user support [23:37] hoorah for the crazy guy! :p [23:37] yeah, just read that^ [23:37] JontheEchidna: what is something you would want change in the current desktop? [23:37] Riddell: oh, danke sehr :) [23:38] JontheEchidna: support is <3 [23:38] seele: This is my vision for Intrepid: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuIntrepidDesktopDefaults [23:38] I would Like to give a big +1 for JontheEchidna - he has been a great help in #kubuntu-kde4 as well as I have seen him active in other places also. :) [23:38] I like the plasma packaging [23:39] and he has been flooding my inbox with bugmail [23:39] JontheEchidna: have you looked at the Lancelot menu? [23:39] I'll cheer for JontheEchidna! [23:39] JontheEchidna: so you probably have some input for the default plasmoids :) [23:39] * Tm_T hugs jussi01 [23:39] Riddell: I've been keeping tabs on the author's blog [23:40] I'll reserve an opinion on it for when I actually test it [23:40] JontheEchidna: might be interesting to have a package of it (probably not in the archive until it's stable, but just so people can have a look) [23:40] Raptor looks pretty cool too but it's a bit vaporwareish, unfortunately [23:40] * seele wants a krunner plasmoid *hint* [23:41] * Nightrose wants http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Flickr+Plasmoid?content=83246 *hint* :P [23:41] hehe [23:41] lol [23:41] any more questions for JontheEchidna? [23:41] Nightrose: hehe [23:41] plus, he's a ninja [23:41] JontheEchidna: what was the reaction to kde 4.1 in #kubuntu-kde4 [23:41] JontheEchidna: one question, can I rely on you when my bones are aching with pyqt4 ? [23:41] Nightrose: doesn't that already exist? [23:42] seele: ? [23:42] Tm_T: I'm still a bit fresh with pyqt, but I'll see what I can do [23:42] the plasmoid? [23:42] I can code apps and stuff [23:42] there is a picture plasmoid [23:42] JontheEchidna: how much are you planning on working on kubuntu stuff during the school year? [23:42] but I still need experience [23:42] JontheEchidna: thanks son :) [23:42] but the flickr one displays flickr photos [23:42] Nightrose: there is a flickr plasmoid in ghns [23:42] yuriy: school time will obviously limit how much I can contribute [23:42] seele: that is probably the same one then [23:43] but not packaged [23:43] I won't be able to do irc all day [23:43] JontheEchidna: good :) [23:43] it's not in extragear? or whatever extragear turned in to? [23:43] oh, no, nevermind.. hns [23:43] * seele cooked with wine tonight [23:43] but I am homeschooled ;-) [23:44] ;-) [23:44] * Nightrose feels ignored and points to her question above :P [23:44] which question was that? [23:44] JontheEchidna: what was the reaction to kde 4.1 in #kubuntu-kde4 [23:44] oh [23:45] from what I gathered [23:45] upgrades from rc1 went much smoother [23:45] people like to whine about how much the systray sucks [23:45] but overall the reaction is good [23:45] hehe yea [23:45] seen that [23:45] ok cool [23:45] big +1 from me [23:45] people just like to whine. [23:46] JontheEchidna: hmm, what's biggest whine about systray? [23:46] big +1 from me too. lots of great work on every front, JontheEchidna [23:46] Tm_T: it looks like ass with transparent panels [23:46] +1 [23:46] +1 for packaging plasma love [23:46] JontheEchidna: ah, irrelevant mostly, I guess [23:46] JontheEchidna: i expect you to bribe me with http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Flickr+Plasmoid?content=83246 ;-) [23:46] +1 of course [23:46] looking forward to more plasma and non-plasma packages :) [23:46] Nightrose: no way, i'm first [23:46] +1 from me, from old heart of mine [23:46] hehe [23:46] JontheEchidna: krunner plasmoid! [23:46] Nightrose, Riddell: will do ;-) [23:47] JontheEchidna: welcome to membership [23:47] +1 for previous contributions [23:47] :) [23:47] yay JontheEchidna !!!! [23:47] seele: I haven't seen that one [23:47] congratulations JontheEchidna [23:47] coolness [23:47] JontheEchidna: welcome :) [23:48] JontheEchidna: so, default plasmoids? [23:48] right [23:48] JontheEchidna: congrats. be sure to add your blog to planet, saw some nice screenshots on there [23:48] I installed Intrepid over the weekend [23:48] and I saw that kdeplasma-addons was included by default [23:48] that's cool [23:49] but I'd like to go beyond the default KDE settings for Intrepid [23:49] Bring back the best of our customized KDE3 desktop where possible [23:49] See: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuIntrepidDesktopDefaults [23:50] For that to be fully implemented it would require to also have plasmoid-quickaccess installed by default [23:50] last time I tried plasmoid-quickaccess it did not work at all [23:51] smarter: plasma has been breaking binary compat in the prerelease cycle pretty consistently [23:51] is it just kubuntu or does firefox3 look ugly in all kde4? [23:51] seele: requires gtk-qt-engine-kde4 to look presentable [23:51] seele: you mean "no gtk engine looking good" ? [23:51] ^ [23:51] smarter: seems to work here [23:52] i guess? why wasn't that installed as a dependency? [23:52] seele: gtk-qt-engine-kde4 (i think) and apachelogger's theme - looks _very_ sweet here [23:52] seele: at the moment it's quite buggy, especially wiht firefox3 [23:52] JontheEchidna: and when will gtk-qt-engine-kde4 be finished? [23:52] Wubbbi: no clue, I'm not maintaining it :P [23:53] Riddell does right? [23:53] no [23:53] Wubbbi: I'll get you the link to the upstream dev site later [23:53] by the way, free software is never "finished" :P [23:53] yuriy: ok [23:54] Anyway, any comments on my proposed default desktop? [23:54] JontheEchidna: I know :/ my kio-sysinfo will never finish too. [23:54] JontheEchidna: I like it [23:54] I have concocted a plasma-appletsrc for kubuntu-defaults that implements everything except the quickaccess since it's not default yet [23:54] JontheEchidna: I'm curious how useful quickaccess is [23:55] what is quickaccess exactly? [23:55] it's sorta like a folderview for the panel [23:55] JontheEchidna: any rationale for moving 3 and 4 to the right? [23:55] is it like quicklauncher or like the system menu? [23:55] (/me has 3 and 4 on the right side as well) [23:55] not that that matters really [23:56] smarter: ahhh right. I have another tought about kio-sysinfo Icons. The Icons are Oxygen right? right! so isnt it possible to use the system Icons. I mean to make a link, that these programm have to use these Icons, which are installed at the system. [23:56] it's the same thing we used in KDE3 for the little amarok/kopete/konqueror/etc icons on the panel, no? [23:56] Riddell: that was sorta personal opinion, not a biggie [23:56] smarter: that's quicklaunch [23:56] JontheEchidna: I think the device notifier should be on the right, it has similar functionality to things in the system tray [23:56] yeah, you have a point there [23:56] Wubbbi: I've said to you 3 or 4 times, but chht, we're in the middle of a meeting :P [23:56] but there was also that thing in kde3 next to the kmenu [23:56] JontheEchidna: whats about my Teacooker? I Love tea :/ [23:57] Wubbbi: *I've said that [23:57] that when clicked gave a list of places to go to [23:57] and the device notifier is sorta simlar to that too [23:57] i would also include the desktop icon. the big point of kde4 is the plasma desktop and without a desktop icon you have to minimize all your apps [23:57] smarter: who? what? meeting? what? [23:57] Wubbbi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings [23:57] seele: there is also a "show dashboard" plasmoid [23:58] seele: you mean the show desktop widget? [23:58] seele: or ctrl-f12 [23:58] Nightrose: what does that do? i couldnt figure it out [23:58] JontheEchidna: yeah [23:58] yuriy: :P [23:58] seele: it shows the dashboard on top of the open windows [23:58] cryptic undiscoverable shortcuts ftw! [23:58] ctrl alt fnc 6 F11 [23:58] smarter: uhhhhhhhhhhh ... I didn't know ... omg xD [23:58] Nightrose: but then its only useful in a panel [23:59] JontheEchidna: and kate steals half of them [23:59] seele: it is better than "minimize windows" imho since it keeps your windows untouched [23:59] seele: that is where i have it ;-) [23:59] Nightrose: i put it on my desktop and kept on clicking it -- probably why i couldnt figure out what it did [23:59] so, do we want show dashboard, show desktop, or both? [23:59] * seele thinks the add widgets dialog needs some tooltips or better descriptions.. [23:59] seele: yea probably - give it a try in the pannel