[00:02] eh [00:02] someone please explain http://aplg.kollide.net/tmp/kde4libs_4.1.0-0ubuntu7_i386.build.gz to me [00:02] note line 25274 and what is happening before [01:19] anyone trying to run intrepid in vmware workstation? [01:26] anyone there? [01:26] yo [01:26] apachelogger: you try running intrepid in vmware? [01:26] * apachelogger doesn't use vmware [01:26] jjesse: did you try it in virtualbox? [01:27] nope i have a license for vmware workstation which i use all the time for work [01:27] i can't click at all in intrepid [01:27] works fine in hardy [01:27] well, some quirk in the current intrepid kernel I would guess [01:27] yeah its frustrating [01:27] or maybe it's because of the ongoing xserver breakage ;-) [01:27] i can't do use the live cd or do an install [01:28] when ever i click on the application launher the configure taskbar widget comes up [01:28] well, I would suggest trying how it behaves in virtualbox [01:29] maybe it works, there which is probably good for use while it's broken for vmware [01:29] why virtual box? [01:29] because IIRC we actually have drivers for vbox included [01:29] is it different then vmware somehow [01:30] it is floss [01:30] ah i c [01:30] typing one handed hokdingg child [01:30] and from my point of view floss + floss > floss + prop ;-) [01:30] running updates on alpha 3 install to see what happens [01:31] jjesse: first child? [01:31] vorian: yes [01:31] aww, that's awesome [01:31] :) [01:31] * vorian has 4 [01:31] wow [01:31] and plays ssh games with the oldest boy [01:31] wife is out grocery shopping [01:32] that would be cool [01:32] it's a good trade off imo :) [01:32] i hate shopping [01:32] + [01:32] * apachelogger loves shopping :P [01:32] you never get everything your are "supposed" to get [01:32] apachelogger: NEVAR! [01:32] I usually get more :P [01:33] * apachelogger is really wondering why kde4libs builds twice [01:33] me 2 [01:33] apachelogger: new --twice option in pbuilder? [01:33] which is why my wife doesnt me by myself [01:33] vorian: maybe [01:34] wtf! [01:34] me too! [01:34] i thought it was supposed to be called! [01:34] I guess something is broken [01:35] the most recent kde4libs build didn't do 2 rounds in the buildds [01:35] that sucks [01:35] jjesse: might want to try pci=noacpi as aboot option in grub. I know this solved it for me in a previous release [01:35] at least it doesn't purge first [01:35] cadoo: thanks will try that [01:36] meh [01:36] lp is the awfullest [01:36] objcopy: debian/kde-nightly-qt-dbg/usr/lib/debug//opt/kde-nightly/lib/libQtDesigner.so.4.4.1: Invalid operation [01:37] at least folderview is working again :) [01:37] <3 [01:38] Oo [01:39] * apachelogger would sell his body for seeing the soyuz source [01:39] these issues are mindwarping [01:39] cadoo: booting with pci=noacpi didn't change a thing [01:40] jjesse: sorry i was thinking of i8042.noloop as boot parameter. try that [01:40] ok will do [01:41] jjesse: did some more reading. to refresh my memory [01:42] yeah? [01:43] jjesse: oh nothing. my reading turned up the 18042.noloop parameter and that sounded familar. take note it was to get the mouse working in feisty and virtual pc but worth a shoot. [01:44] jjesse: i8042.noloop [01:44] oh tried tht as well [01:44] cadoo: http://www.ubuntukungfu.org/blog/2008/07/installing-ubuntu-intrepid-alpha-3-in-vmware/ [01:45] might solve it [01:47] wrong key [01:54] cadoo: that link solved it [03:20] question i have intrepid now working in my virutal machine, now wondering why the desktop pager applet is coming before the applicatin launcher [03:20] would think it should be the other way around [04:01] Anybody have a screenshot of Intrepid / KDE4.1 out of the box that emunkki can use for mockups? [04:02] hmmm [04:04] ryanakca: hold on a sec :) [04:31] seele: Read your blog post. I think proprietary developers are motivated by what sells to management. I think they probably have even less motivation for usability than FOSS deveopers. === kewark is now known as kemark [05:35] ryanakca: http://bp0.blogger.com/_Jn7tUiuzfcA/SJUWiHWJxxI/AAAAAAAAABA/ZAHC6TXLnoY/s1600-h/intrepidDefault2.jpeg not quite what it looks like now, but what it should look like once he's done messing with the settings === kemark is now known as krawek [06:59] hi there [06:59] http://ramonantonio.net/kde-firefox/ [06:59] sounds interesting for kubuntu users using firefox..... I just tested and the result is pretty fine [06:59] except for the fonts, but that's gonna be done with gtk-qt-engines [07:00] Riddell: we could eventually package it, afai can get the licence for it :) [07:40] Tonio_: apachelogger is also working on a KDE 4 theme for Firefox [07:41] oxygen theme I mean [07:42] http://apachelog.blogspot.com/2008/07/light-years-ago-work-on-oxygen-theme.html [07:59] Jucato: interesting :) === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [09:11] Riddell: I'm uploading kdesdk, fixing the "kdeinit could not start /usr/bin/kate" issue [09:12] Riddell: that was due to a kde3 patch [10:05] Tonio_: ok [10:18] yuriy: (If you feel like it, you could pull from my repos and try out before alpha6 (I still have some TODO left, too)...) [10:20] Anyone with working adept 2.1, could you check what you have under the "simple" tag list? [10:21] Oh, nevermind, I found source. === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [10:37] vorian, what's the status with monkeystudio? [11:36] i know this probably isnt the right place, but this mornings kdelibs update seems to have broken my mouse/keyboard, more details on request (also will keep quiet in future on request!) [11:37] sure it wasn't something else? [11:37] Riddell no im not sure, it could have been as there were some more, sorry to be so vague [11:37] will try to narrow it down [11:42] hmm, did anyone ever write a MIR for libqca2-plugin-ossl ? [11:53] Tonio__: what's happening with kdebluetooth? it's currently due to be demoted to universe [11:54] oh [11:55] mgh [12:27] nixternal: what happened to the new pinentry? [12:33] ScottK: i agree. they're more likely to be in it for the money than for the love of software [13:27] Nightrose: wibble, any idea if amarok 1.4 has fixes for the new libmtp? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16560442/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-i386.amarok_2%3A1.4.9.1-2ubuntu4_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [13:28] Riddell: afair Gentoo had some patches - you might want to ask jefferai - he investigated I think [13:29] Nightrose: ok, asking [13:40] apachelogger: ping [13:41] any other kubuntu packaging guys in here? [13:45] we all are [13:56] Riddell: there seems to be a bug in the konqueror-plugin-fsview-kde4 and perhaps other konq plugins too [13:56] where it tries to install the man page to /usr instead of /usr/kib/kde4 [13:57] this causes installation failure in hardy when kde3 is also installed [13:57] i am referring to the kde4 ppa repository [13:58] i tried fixing it but i could not figure out how the packaging happens [13:58] so im just reporting here [13:59] looks like a Jonathan Thomas job [14:00] kishore: he's not around, you may want to e-mail echidnaman@gmail.com and point out the issue to him [14:00] Riddell: thats apachelogger right? [14:01] no [14:01] jontheechidna when he's on irc [14:02] ok thanks. will do [14:15] yuriy: thanks [14:31] Could someone test ``Add Network Folder'' in Dolphin on HH for me please? When I click on it, I get ``KDEInit could not launch '/usr/lib/kde4/bin/knetattach'.''. (Dolphin -> Places -> Network -> Add Network Folder) [14:38] also, has anybody had problems dist-upgrading to intrepid in the last few days? [14:49] wow, some insane storms last night [14:50] nixternal: a co-worker of mine was tyring to get out o'hare last night [14:50] was on the tarmac taxing to the runway when they got called back because of a tornado warning [14:51] ya, we had a touchdown here....quite a bit of damage locally [14:51] thank god for generators [14:54] wow crazy [14:55] working from home today :) [14:57] Riddell: Did you get everything fixed yesterday? [14:57] davmor2: yes I think so [14:57] except the systray [14:58] what about folder view? [14:58] works for me [14:58] Riddell: I'll update the iso's and try again then :) [14:58] might point at the wrong folder, I'm not sure [14:59] And that's your definition of fixed then :P [15:06] Riddell: working on packaging the pinentry-qt4 stuff...I made the changes to the package but need to figure out why it FTBFS and will then upload [15:16] Aaah, back. [15:16] morning JontheEchidna [15:16] btw, a fix for that konq plugin should be in the k-u-t ppa [15:16] need testers for Hardy for that one [15:17] JontheEchidna: I'm sure kishore will test it [15:18] I'll email him back with ppa infos === Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to the Kubuntu developers channel | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo [15:20] jjesse: how come IRC doesn't come with weapons of mass destruction? argh! [15:20] dude i totally agree [15:21] bah, I need to fix that typo in plasma-am4rok before I forget again [15:28] Riddell: Do I need to bump the version of plasma-am4rok to -0ubuntu2 since plasmoid-am4rok was never published? [15:28] JontheEchidna: no [15:28] Ok [15:28] I'll file a bug and attach the diff.gz/dsc/orig.tar.gz [15:29] oh, there's no package to file against [15:29] Riddell: should I just email it to you? [15:30] JontheEchidna: ok [15:30] nixternal: how long has flaccid been working on his book? [15:31] forever [15:31] nixternal: awesome he's touting it in the doc channel again [15:32] hmm switching keyboard layout doesn't seem to work [15:33] hmm readded the layout and it works [15:38] Riddell: Amarok 2 reads XDG-dir to find out the directory it scans by default - this seems to be set like this in Kubuntu: XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/" [15:38] this means Amarok 2 scans the whole home directory on first start [15:38] is there any reason for it not being XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/Music"? [15:39] (we will of course have to check for this anyway but would be interesting to know why it is set to the users home directory [15:40] Nightrose: that's not what I have [15:40] grep MUSIC /home/jr/.config/user-dirs.dirs [15:40] XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/Music" [15:40] hmmmm hardy? [15:40] cause both markey and I have it set like above [15:40] guess so [15:40] maybe because of upgrades from previous versions? [15:40] Nightrose: presumably ~/Music exists? [15:41] I created it here some time ago - symlink to my external HDD [15:42] Need sponsor for bug 254998 [15:42] Launchpad bug 254998 in plasmoid-quickaccess "New upstream release (plasmoid-quickaccess 0.7.1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/254998 [15:44] Nightrose: if I rm ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and run xdg-user-dirs-update it recreates it fine [15:44] ok thanks Riddell [15:44] very strange [15:44] any idea why it is happening? [15:45] OK it just randomly stops working (the keyboard layout) [15:45] Nightrose: nope, what happens if you rm ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and run xdg-user-dirs-update? [15:45] let me try [15:46] Riddell: then it is set to HOME/Music [15:49] Oh cool [15:49] KDE svn has a 4.1 brach for Laneclot [15:49] *Lancelot [15:52] ok so my arrow keys stop working. when I unplug and plug the keyboard back in, they work, but keyboard layout switching does not. [15:52] how would I make a snapshot tarball from an svn source tree? [15:52] if I go to the configuration dialog for that and click apply, that works, bu arrow keys don't [15:53] hmm maybe I forgot to restart X after updating.. [16:00] JontheEchidna: uploaded plasmoid-am4rok [16:00] Riddell: thanks [16:00] JontheEchidna: svn export [16:00] thanks again. ;-)\ [16:00] tar zcf foo_1.2.3.orig.tar.gz foo/ [16:05] btw, Dolphin is trying to exec kate from /usr/lib/kde4 in Intrepid for me [16:07] JontheEchidna: grep kate ~/.local -r [16:09] Hrm... /home/jonathan/.local/share/applications/kde4-kate.desktop:Exec=/usr/lib/kde4/bin/kate %u [16:10] Leftovers from Hardy I guess [16:10] I had that too [16:10] I wonder why [16:11] yay, it works [16:15] is it safe to upgrade now? (intrepid) [16:15] er. update [16:15] yuriy: Could you please pull ept+adept and try building and running? Pretty please... :) [16:15] yuriy: So I have some feedback before building alpha6... [16:17] sure [16:18] YAY desktop is back Riddell :) [16:20] Jucato: according to davmor2 it is :) [16:20] cool :) [16:20] * Jucato updates [16:20] and usplash :) [16:20] davmor2: no trippyness during boot up? [16:21] You mean the extra bars showing up? [16:21] extra bars? [16:21] extra bar + yes [16:21] yeah, usplash was showing extra bars and stuff [16:21] Riddell: are there 3 usplash bar sizes? [16:21] oooh lovely :) [16:21] I should probably upgrade [16:22] hm.. but then again, I don't even have a usplash when I upgraded to intrepid [16:22] I didn't either [16:22] but one day it showed up [16:22] with extra bars appearing at various stages of bootup [16:22] :P [16:22] :D [16:22] JontheEchidna: I thought you were on an internetless vacation? [16:22] I came back this morning [16:23] aaah [16:23] around an hour ago [16:23] refreshed and ready to hack again? :D [16:23] davmor2: dunno [16:24] hmmmm They seem to be slightly ofset and different lengths and thickness like it's for different resolutions [16:30] mornfall: still some warnings [16:30] for wibble [16:30] yuriy: Yeah, I know... but it's better, is it not? :) [16:30] yup [16:33] JontheEchidna: the files included in the plugins package seems right but i do not see the view available in konq or dolphin [16:33] JontheEchidna: does that describe what you're seeing too? [16:33] davmor2: for me they are the same length as the central one [16:33] an empty one appears below the central one [16:33] and the bottom of one appears above it [16:34] nicer than mine then :) [16:34] i am loggeed into svn compiled kde4 but i launched /usr/lib/kde4/bin/konqueror. I also tried setting the kubuntu kde4 env but nothing [16:34] should i log in to kubuntu kde4? [16:35] * JontheEchidna doesn't know how this plugin works to be honest [16:36] :) ok ill log into kubuntu kde4 [16:36] and while i still have your attention, any idea when nm0.7 will get included into intrepid? [16:37] Nope [16:37] i am interested in trying the plasma applet [16:37] for network management [16:37] but that only works with 0.7 [16:37] * JontheEchidna is going to lunch [16:38] sorry to run in the middle of a conversation like that.... [16:38] but my family will leave without me [16:38] :P [16:38] :) [16:39] carry on [16:42] Hi everyone! Is this the right place to ask about problems with Intrepid? [16:42] Riddell: I've noticed one minor issue though the mouse doesn't work :( [16:43] davmor2: thefish was having issues with that earlier, said it was an X issue [16:44] piquadrat: for Kubuntu stuff it is [16:44] and alt+Fx takes you to a garbled screen as well as ctrl-alt-Fx [16:44] piquadrat: or #ubuntu+1 for non-contributors [16:44] davmor2: guess usplash isn't completely fixed then [16:45] JontheEchidna, Riddell the konqueror plugin package seems to work fine [16:45] Riddell: this is on the desktop [16:45] the fsview plugin however, is only available to konqueror and not to dolphin === mcas_away is now known as mcas [16:48] kishore: it's a "konq-plugin" for a reason ;) [16:48] Riddell: I think I might just fail this cd somehow :( [16:48] Dolphin isn't really plugin-oriented. and I don't think Peter will change that anytime soon [16:49] Jucato: i understand that :) but i though konq and dolphin were sharing file views [16:49] yuriy: Anything else? [16:49] kishore: you're right. the "file view" uses dolphinpart. but "fsview" isn't "file view" :) [16:50] Jucato: and i understand that konq was always meant to be the more advanced of the two for file management [16:51] kishore: well.. that's true in some ways, but false in others. let's just say that in some ways, Konqueror will be limited by what Dolphin has :) [17:00] Riddell: could it be that there is some problem with the exit function in KDE4 or QT4? [17:04] I have problems activaiting my bluetooth mouse with kinputwizard. It finds the mouse, but when I select it from the list and click "Setup", it says "Failed to create the input device for [My Mouse Brand And Modell]". It doesn't say what exactly went wrong. Same procedure worked flawless on Hardy === krawek is now known as Guest72632 === nixternal_ is now known as nixternal === Guest72632 is now known as kemark [17:21] Wow. [17:26] mornfall: tag search is OK, but I still think it's a little confusing. can clear, if not be a button, at least get the clear icon? [17:26] emma: hi [17:27] yuriy: What does the clear icon look like? [17:28] Ah, the yuriy: Any significant bugs or crashes you have ran into? [17:29] As for the tag search, dunno. I'm inclined to leave it for alpha6 as it is and maybe try to prod seele for some feedback... [17:29] And of course other people as well... [17:32] Hi there Tm_T :) [17:34] mornfall: I agree, prod seele [17:37] mornfall: when launching installer as non-root: it takes a while creating the groups and seems to hang for about 5 seconds before I can dismiss the read only message [17:37] search in installer doesn't work [17:38] sorry, it does, but it's not search as you type [17:38] there is no "suite" choice in the installer [17:39] Well, we could have it for beta 1 maybe. (suite) [17:39] action checkboxes should not be available in read only mode [17:40] yuriy: Well, you can preview what'd happen if you did that. Although it might lure people into thinking they can actually apply changes... [17:40] Dunno. [17:40] beta 1 material [17:40] actually, not sure. but it does seem a little confusing [17:40] * yuriy punts to seale [17:41] err seele [17:42] Oh, the icons in installer went away. [17:42] Now that's a regression. [17:43] oh I thought that was because I didn't have it installed [17:43] I mean, the application icons. === kishore_ is now known as kishore [17:44] I have noted down the suite combobox. The unsupported/proprietary bits won't get back though, -ENOTIME. It can be hacked in later up for Kubuntu I guess. [17:45] yup. integrated software properties will need to be as well [17:46] not sure how feasible it would be to use libpythonize to stick it right in there [17:46] Through embedding? That's gonna be a little painful... [17:46] worst case, a button to launch it [17:47] I'll actually have to cut down feature list for 3.1 to something more malleable... Hmh. [17:51] I'm wondering whom to recruit to do a hardy backport... Hmh. [17:52] Riddell: Btw, icons show up OK in the intrepid version of manager? They are in wrong location on Debian it seems... for whatever reason. [17:55] mornfall: in 3.0~alpha5+ubuntu1 I have icons down the side [17:56] no icon next to packages [18:00] Riddell: Not even question-mark ones? [18:01] mornfall: right, I get question mark ones [18:01] Riddell: Ah, same problem as on Debian. [18:02] Anyone know what's the right CMAKE incantation to install into share/apps/? [18:02] mornfall: in intrepid there's now /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/kde4.mk [18:04] Hm, but not on Debian. Blah. [18:04] I wish they'd unify one day. Having to package differently on every distro (and distro version) is teh pain. [18:05] Wait, maybe. [18:05] Hmm. [18:07] mornfall: well Debian's debian/cdbs directory should work fine in Kubuntu too [18:07] with include debian/cdbs/kde.mk [18:07] Hm, I've been using cmake class. [18:07] And it sort of worked, until the prefix changed to /usr/share/kde4/... [18:08] Is that the same on intrepid? I could just hardcode that, really. [18:08] yes it is [18:08] And Hardy KDE 4? [18:08] is entirely different since it's all in /usr/lib/kde4 [18:09] Ah. [18:09] needs its own debian/cdbs/ directory [18:09] Okey, so I need volunteers to backport and test... Hmh. [18:09] Noone's seen Arby recently? : - ) [18:12] Riddell: Can I have a link for the cdbs dir? I still have alpha5 hardy tree around, so I can try to build it at least. [18:12] We'll see if anyone can test it. [18:13] mornfall: the hardy one? [18:13] Yes. [18:13] alpha2 I meant... [18:13] But the cdbs subdir might be stale. [18:14] Hm, I guess I also need apt-xapian-index to be backported. Duh. [18:14] mornfall: http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/cdbs/ [18:14] Thanks. [18:25] yuriy: Was it you who noticed that startup-close crash in Adept? [18:26] don't remember === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [18:30] Wow, what a lengthy changelog. [18:31] yuriy: I keep the installer startup delay unfixed for now, it's too hard for a relatively obscure bug. Any other obviously low-hanging fruit for alpha 6? [18:33] nothing else I noticed [18:33] but I'm working on something else so I haven't tested that thoroughly [18:39] Well, it's an alpha, not a final. :) [18:40] I just prefer to have at least some reality check before doing all the release dancing. === blizzzek is now known as blizzz [18:57] Uhm. i386 autobuilder is quite behind... === emu_ is now known as emu [19:42] ok [19:42] so lancelot wants "taskmanager.h" to compile [19:43] I can't find it in any existing packages [19:44] oh, kdebase [19:46] (-dev) [19:47] wut [19:47] still failing [19:49] Hooray home. Everything uploaded, hopefully things manage to build somehow. [19:49] Be back in 40. [19:55] Maybe our packages don't ship it since presumably nothing uses it... [19:55] * JontheEchidna debuilds kdebase === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [20:22] Oh dang. [20:22] Estimated build start in 3 hours. [20:25] Anyone on amd64 intrepid here? [20:26] And, amd64 hardy would be great too. [20:26] (Considering i386 has an hour lag...) [20:26] +of [20:33] I have amd64 hardy [20:36] mornfall, is that the ppa servers =/ [20:36] ? [20:37] Yes, PPA. [20:37] yuriy: Nevermind for now, the build failed anyway for some wicked reason. [20:42] Oh. Oh oh. [20:42] Old Qt in Hardy. [20:42] Dang it. [20:43] backports and the kubuntu members kde4 ppa have 4.4.0 [20:44] if you had your ppa dep against kubuntu-members-kde4 you could solve that issue ;-) [20:44] Hmh. [20:44] Interesting. [20:44] JontheEchidna: But I can't add per-release dependencies. [20:45] And I don't want to add them for intrepid, do I? [20:45] I mean have your ppa itself depend against the kubuntu-members-kde4 ppa [20:45] not the adept package [20:45] Indeed. But the PPA is for both hardy and intrepid. [20:46] oh, I understand [20:46] hrm... [20:46] but if the packages in kubuntu-members-kde4 are for hardy, they wouldn't get in the way, would they? [20:46] oh yeah, nothing's in there for Intrepid [20:47] and probably won't be untill 4.2 alphas or betas are released [20:50] Hmm. [20:52] Let's try that way then. [20:56] JontheEchidna: The KDE 4.1 in kubuntu-members-kde4 is packaged the "hardy" way, right? [20:56] yes [20:56] Good. [21:06] yuriy: Can you please try installing alpha 6 on your amd64 hardy? [21:06] yuriy: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mornfall/ubuntu hardy main (+ the kubuntu-members-kde4 one) [21:07] howdy [21:07] vorian: Funkily. [21:07] Riddell, ping [21:07] funkily eh? [21:08] Arby: Poke? [21:09] mornfall: hello [21:09] Arby: Hi. You have Hardy, right? [21:09] yes [21:09] Amd64 or i386? [21:09] i386 [21:09] <|gunni|> mornfall: You want to test Adept (KDE4) on hardy? [21:09] |gunni|: Yes. [21:09] DRebellion: when you have an updated package on revy, please ping me :) [21:09] i386 build is still pending... I'll poke you when it builds. [21:09] <|gunni|> I can test it here (i386) also [21:09] <|gunni|> kk [21:10] ok [21:10] vorian, sure [21:10] mornfall: eta? [21:10] Arby: PPA says 2 hours, but it might be anything between 10 minutes and 3 hours I guess. :| [21:10] vorian, just waiting for upstream to commit to trunk [21:10] <|gunni|> Hopefully less than 2 hours, in 2 hours its getting bedtime here [21:10] ok [21:11] DRebellion: coolio [21:13] Hm. Dbus went all wonky. Brb. [21:16] |gunni|: Well, can't do anything about it, unfortunately. In the worst case, you test tomorrow. :) [21:20] <|gunni|> No Problem for me, but it gets later for you with test results .. [21:29] Indeed. [21:29] Let's blame Baltar. : - ] [21:29] vorian: new upstream of plasmoid-quickaccess \o/ [21:29] yaya [21:30] y [21:30] JontheEchidna: fix the flicker package [21:30] :P [21:30] fliker [21:30] oh right, lol [21:30] flika [21:30] :) [21:31] konq ain't starting :( [21:31] or else I'd be able to get you a bug number for quickaccess [21:31] :( [21:31] oh, there it goes [21:31] lol wut [21:31] are you using intrepid? [21:32] yes [21:32] Error: Cannot Initiate the about Protocol [21:32] (about:blank) [21:32] konq is fine for me [21:32] things were fine before the latest update [21:32] maybe I need to restart KDE [21:32] yes, please do :) [21:32] (don't you have bugmail though?) [21:33] aah [21:33] bug 254998 [21:33] Launchpad bug 254998 in plasmoid-quickaccess "New upstream release (plasmoid-quickaccess 0.7.1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/254998 [21:33] good thinking [21:33] * vorian looks [21:34] oh JontheEchidna - how is my bribery going? ;-) [21:34] Nightrose: I need to get back to it :P [21:34] Still working it's way through revu [21:35] ;-) ok [21:35] roister kenton stutter tootle ballyhoo [21:35] i find the new pbuilder annoying etc... [21:39] * mornfall has dropped pbuilder in favour of schroot+sbuild. [21:39] I'be been pondering sbuild [21:43] Arby: ping [21:43] |gunni|: ping [21:44] mornfall pong [21:44] Arby: hardy build has finished [21:44] great, I'll install it then [21:44] anything you particularly want checked? [21:45] Arby: First of all, if it installs and runs. :) [21:46] <|gunni|> mornfall: I will try. I just have to update? (Your repo should be in my list) [21:46] |gunni|: Try. [21:46] |gunni|: If it complains, you probably need to add: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-members-kde4/ubuntu hardy main [21:46] <|gunni|> Already have that [21:46] Great. [21:47] <|gunni|> running kde4.1 already [21:47] Yeah, I'm just being cautious. :) [21:48] <|gunni|> medibuntu repos slow my update ... but should be only minutes :) [21:49] vorian, does it matter if the Build-Depends field in debian/control is >80 chars? [21:49] <|gunni|> mornfall: even dist-upgrade is holding back: adept apt-xapian-index [21:49] DRebellion: yes, please :) [21:49] vorian, ok [21:49] |gunni|: What says when you say apt-get install adept? [21:49] vorian, i escape it like this, right?: [21:49] Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), libqt4-dev, libxext-dev, docbook, docbook2x, [21:49] libqscintilla2-dev [21:49] <|gunni|> Mornfall: adept: Hängt ab: apt-xapian-index (>= 0.14) aber 0.6 soll installiert werden [21:50] |gunni|: And adding apt-xapian-index? [21:50] mornfall: errm http://paste.ubuntu.com/34532/ [21:50] There must be some other package holding them back. [21:50] <|gunni|> apt-xapian-index: Hängt ab: python-apt (>= 0.7.6) aber 0.7.4ubuntu7.3 soll installiert werden [21:50] Arby: That's not that one. [21:51] oh, ok [21:51] |gunni|: Oh. python-apt. [21:51] Arby: You need to install it first. ;) [21:51] Arby: (Which seems to not work due to python-apt being old...) [21:51] DRebellion: yep, just one space [21:51] |gunni|: It's not in backports? [21:52] mornfall: is this what you were referring to [21:52] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [21:52] adept: Depends: apt-xapian-index (>= 0.14) but it is not going to be installed [21:52] E: Broken packages [21:53] Arby: Yes, see above. [21:53] <|gunni|> mornfall: No, bakcports are enabled, so seems to be not in there [21:54] I'm uploading it to my PPA, let's see. [21:55] <|gunni|> Hope it has no more dependencies [21:55] |gunni|: You know how to debuild packages right? Can you grab http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16570614/python-apt_0.7.7.1+hardy1.tar.gz and http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16570615/python-apt_0.7.7.1+hardy1.dsc and try it? [21:56] <|gunni|> mornfall: I once debuild ... so maybe i get it done a second time :) [21:57] It'll be a while till PPA picks it up I guess. [21:57] Arby: If you like, you can try too. [21:57] already am :) [21:57] Great. :) [21:58] <|gunni|> mornfall: can you short explain how to build, otherwise i have to search for the tutorial again. unpack the tar, change to dir, and then debuild ...? === mcas is now known as mcas_away [21:59] |gunni|: download .tar.gz and .dsc [21:59] dpkg-source -x foo.dsc [21:59] cd to directory [22:00] debuild [22:00] :) [22:00] Indeed. [22:00] <|gunni|> Arby: thx [22:01] which fails on libapt-pkg-dev [22:01] hmm [22:01] <|gunni|> Yes [22:02] <|gunni|> 0.7.9ubuntu17 is in repos and needs >0.7.10 [22:02] Bleh. [22:02] beat me to it [22:02] Which is built from apt itself. [22:02] Riddell: Any hints? [22:03] backport the newer dependencies? [22:03] <|gunni|> mornfall: Do you need this dependencies, or can you adjust them to lower versions? [22:03] |gunni|: Well, you can try and you'll see. But it might fail. [22:05] (Why is everything that is released so ancient already? Drat.) [22:07] |gunni|, Arby, you should probably try getting apt-xapian-index source and changing its python-apt dependency and see if it still works. That'd be the easiest way for me to make that supportable. [22:09] <|gunni|> If you can explain me which file to change for that dependencies i can try [22:10] When you get apt-xapian-source, change debian/control [22:10] The line that reads Depends: [22:11] Change the (>= 0.7.6) next to python-apt to read (>= 0.7.4) [22:11] debuild [22:11] apt-get install python-apt [22:11] dpkg -i apt-xapian-index [22:11] (I meant apt-xapian-index source... I'm getting a little sleepy.) [22:12] mornfall: a little strange, I apt-get source apt-xapian-index [22:12] and debian control has http://paste.ubuntu.com/34542/ [22:12] this is apt-xapian-source-0.6 btw [22:12] Arby: Ah. You need to get the one from my PPA. [22:13] Arby: If youget the +hardy2 one, you shouldn't even need to edit anything. [22:13] https://launchpad.net/~mornfall/+archive [22:15] mornfall: sorry I have to go, I should be around to test more tomorrow [22:15] Okey... [22:15] See you, then. [22:17] |gunni|: Actually, if you wait 5 minutes, you should be able to update and have my hardy2 of apt-xapian-index with the loosened dependency. [22:18] <|gunni|> I am trying to build simultaniously [22:18] Okey, great. [22:21] <|gunni|> ok, adept is installing [22:21] Weeh. [22:21] We'll see if it breaks trying to build the index. [22:21] <|gunni|> Richte adept ein (3.0~alpha6+hardy1) ... [22:23] <|gunni|> It runs (as far as i can see) [22:24] |gunni|: The index update? [22:24] <|gunni|> I have to get familiar with the gui i think [22:25] Lancelot is pretty cool... [22:25] jtechidna: Re! [22:25] |gunni|: Well, type something in the search box. === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [22:27] <|gunni|> That works, fetching lists seem to work, but after that both buttons "upgrade" and "apply changes" are active, after clicking "upgrade" "apply changes" get inactive [22:27] Ow. [22:27] |gunni|: Does hitting upgrade show you stuff to install? [22:27] ooh, new adept to test [22:27] Might be you are actually up to date. :) [22:27] <|gunni|> apt-xapian-index is still in the queue, btw [22:27] JontheEchidna: Indeed. [22:27] * JontheEchidna updates [22:28] |gunni|: Successfully built -- says PPA. [22:28] <|gunni|> I ll try to update through adept [22:29] <|gunni|> Same behaviour [22:31] |gunni|: And, does it list something to upgrade? Or it says "you haven't asked for any changes" or so? [22:31] Because I can upgrade just fine here... :) [22:31] I'll try letting it do the upgrade and see if I can reproduce afterwards. [22:32] <|gunni|> You have not asked for any changes [22:33] Well, you can't apply then. So it's a bug that the Apply button is enabled even when there are no changes to apply at the start. [22:33] And maybe the upgrade thingy should say something like "there's nothing to upgrade, hooray." [22:33] oooh, new icons in adept [22:33] <|gunni|> Only function of "upgrade" button is that it deactivates the "apply" button [22:33] |gunni|: Try installing something new then maybe (I use xaos for testing). [22:34] I have 360M of updates to install here, so it'll take a while. [22:34] <|gunni|> I will try to get xapian now in command line [22:35] <|gunni|> mornfall: apt-xapian is still hold back. I will remove the deb, and try again [22:35] Ah, that. [22:36] JontheEchidna: Yeah, well, they aren't all that new, they just went missing by accident. ;) [22:36] heh [22:37] <|gunni|> Hmm, still the dependency problems [22:37] <|gunni|> apt-xapian-index: Hängt ab: python-apt (>= 0.7.6) aber 0.7.4ubuntu7.3 soll installiert werden [22:38] |gunni|: Haven't forgotten to run apt-get update? [22:38] <|gunni|> Did an apt-get clean, and an update [22:38] Hmh. [22:38] apt-cache policy apt-xapian-index? [22:39] <|gunni|> http://pastebin.com/m7c1af0d0 [22:40] |gunni|: https://launchpad.net/~mornfall/+archive says +hardy2 has been published 17 minutes ago :| [22:41] |gunni|: Your APT only sees the +hardy1 though. [22:41] JontheEchidna: you see cpuload & memusage plasmoids? [22:41] <|gunni|> Thats my repo: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mornfall/ubuntu hardy main [22:41] vorian: yeah, saw them [22:42] vorian, i am uploading monkeystudio to revu now. This version uses the qscintilla and qt designer packages from the ubuntu archive. I really ahve to go now, so I haven't build tested it yet. It is currently building in my ppa so you can check it there in 10-15 mins to see if it has built. If so, then feel free to review it. ;) Thanks [22:42] <|gunni|> mornfall: Seems to work now [22:42] vorian: Unless you knew somebody who wanted to do them I'd do it after lancelot and flickr are done [22:42] |gunni|: Good. :) [22:42] <|gunni|> Maybe a hole in time and place [22:42] JontheEchidna: So, any feedback? Other than ooh icons. ;) [22:43] Although the "ooh icons" bit was cute. ;) [22:43] mornfall: uuuh, yay for not crashing yet during my upgrade of Qt? :P [22:43] Hm, my download still has ETA 5 minutes. [22:43] I noticed that the side pane was greyed out [22:43] It might be good to un-grey out the pane you're actually in [22:43] s/pane/icon [22:44] Oh, and maybe give apply/cancel buttons icons. :P [22:45] Hm. Could be. [22:45] But for ungreying, that's a little tricky. Well, I can try hacking the sidebar a little. [22:45] It's nothing big, so don't worry too terribly much about it [22:46] I add it as [3.0 could] to my todo. :) [22:46] As for icons for the buttons, I think I know enough that I'd be able to send in patches [22:47] That'd be actually awesome. [22:47] <|gunni|> mornfall: It only runs from konsole ... strange [22:47] |gunni|: Hm. The desktop files might be borked. [22:47] If I understand correctly I'd just need to make a KIcon and include it in the button's initialization [22:48] |gunni|: But the manager one should work, I'd hope. [22:48] * JontheEchidna will poke around [22:48] JontheEchidna: Honestly, I have no idea. I'd have to check docs myself. :) [22:48] heh [22:48] (Which I do a lot, so nothing new there.) [22:48] <|gunni|> crash on search [22:48] |gunni|: Icky. Where? [22:49] (I haven't seen one, it might be related to the apt-xapian-index hack, too...) [22:49] <|gunni|> On typing "fire" in the searchbox: http://pastebin.com/m2e7a8ec0 [22:50] |gunni|: Hm. What happens if you run sudo update-apt-xapian-index in terminal? [22:51] <|gunni|> The strange thing is with my own deb, i could run adept from the menu, and also did not crash [22:51] |gunni|: Hmm hmm. [22:52] <|gunni|> http://pastebin.com/m5877a78a [22:53] Ooh nice [22:53] |gunni|: Drat. [22:53] |gunni|: So it's the python-apt problem. [22:53] a key for the different icons and the tag system is back [22:53] oh, that's not just a key [22:54] it's a filtering system [22:54] niiice [22:55] :-) [22:55] Hmm [22:56] any way an exact string match could be put at the top of the list? [22:56] |gunni|: Unfortunately, I've got no idea how to fix that without upgrading apt... [22:56] |gunni|: On hardy, that is. [22:56] When I searched for "xboing" lbreakout2 was at the top of the list, with xboing being somewhere in the middle [22:57] JontheEchidna: Hard. The search does a bunch of magic to get good results. Exact matches unfortunately suffer sometimes. [22:57] JontheEchidna: You know the problem from google. ;) [22:57] yeah... [22:57] <|gunni|> mornfall: No problem, i use the terminal then. I never used adept, cause it was so unreliable [22:57] |gunni|: Well, it should be much more reliable now. Although Hardy is a problem here... [22:58] <|gunni|> I just wonder why it worked a few minutes ago [22:59] |gunni|: It probably needs to have apt database up-to-date. [22:59] |gunni|: What happens if you run apt-get update, then update-apt-xapian-index? Does it work then? [23:00] <|gunni|> No [23:00] Hm. [23:00] Everything checks out here. :-) [23:00] Dunno. I'll have to give up on the idea of hardy backport, it seems. Well, I'll upload apt from intrepid to my ppa I guess. [23:01] <|gunni|> MAybe its the other way around, if apt is not up-to-date the error occurs [23:01] <|gunni|> Ah wait i can check that [23:02] <|gunni|> No, still crashes [23:12] <|gunni|> n8 [23:12] |gunni|: I have uploaded apt and python-apt. [23:12] |gunni|: If you feel like it, you could try tomorrow. [23:12] |gunni|: Thanks so far and goodnight. [23:15] <|gunni|> Hmm, when is it ready? [23:15] I wish I knew. [23:15] apt just started building [23:15] <|gunni|> I will try later or tomorrow [23:19] mornfall: Still crashing on exit, but a different crash [23:19] JontheEchidna: Ow? [23:19] Fatal Error: Accessed global static 'KGlobalPrivate *globalData()' after destruction. Defined at /build/buildd/kde4libs-4.1.0/kdecore/kernel/kglobal.cpp:98 [23:19] Unable to start Dr. Konqi [23:19] JontheEchidna: Nothing else, just that? [23:19] Hm. I still get double free or corruption. Blah. [23:19] oh [23:19] nevermind [23:19] that is the double free or corruption [23:19] heh [23:20] Nightrose: get youself a smile and take a look at bug 201732 ;-) [23:20] Launchpad bug 201732 in kdenetwork-kde4 "[KDE4-Kopete]no IRC mode" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/201732 [23:21] *lol* [23:21] ok [23:21] rofl [23:21] nice [23:23] * apachelogger pokes JontheEchidna with bug 251331 [23:23] Launchpad bug 251331 in kdenetwork-kde4 "kde-zeroconf-kde4 fails to install as it would overwrite files in kdnssd-kde4" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/251331 [23:28] JontheEchidna: http://rafb.net/p/LcuQtw91.html -- curious, duh? [23:30] brb, restarting computer in hopes of fixing audio [23:44] JontheEchidna: [00:23:57] -*- apachelogger pokes JontheEchidna with bug 251331 [23:44] Launchpad bug 251331 in kdenetwork-kde4 "[kde4 ppa] kde-zeroconf-kde4 fails to install as it would overwrite files in kdnssd-kde4" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/251331 [23:44] heh, thanks