[00:00] heya mhb [00:00] Riddell, I thought I uploaded kdenetwork [00:00] Oh, it rejected [00:01] since distribution == hardy-backports [00:01] er, hardy-proposed [00:01] there's a 4:3.5.10-0ubuntu1~hardy2 [00:01] Strange [00:01] Oh [00:01] Damn it [00:01] * NCommander hits head [00:01] I did the fix on both 9 and 10 [00:01] The 10 superseeded the 9 before the former built due to the PPA backlog last night [00:02] Riddell: update-notifer-kde is import-erroring again [00:03] hey apachelogger [00:03] Riddell, so yeah, whoops [00:06] mhb: hi! [00:07] hi seele, quite some corrections on the mailing list :o) [00:08] JontheEchidna: n'yarg [00:09] apachelogger: if you want to change the bugs thing, go ahead, or let me know what I have to do [00:09] Riddell: please make me admin for kubuntu-team [00:10] I am creating kubuntu-bugs and replace kubuntu-team as bug team [00:10] apachelogger: done [00:11] thanks [00:12] Riddell & apachelogger kdelibs is building in my PPA [00:13] Correction [00:13] kdelibs FTBFS in my PPA [00:13] :( [00:13] wow [00:13] Something went really really wrong ... [00:13] O_o; [00:13] Anyway, brb [00:13] scratch the brb [00:15] mhb: no one could agree when the meeting was [00:15] last time i'm going to be organized [00:16] Riddell, how much work does a new port of Ubuntu involve on the Canonical side of things? [00:17] NCommander: a new arch? the machines need put into the data centre by the sysadmins and then it's up to the arch maintainer to make it work [00:17] which I imagine involves lots of fiddy bootstrapping [00:17] Riddell, I thought some ports were, at least initally, hosted outside the data center (i.e. hppa) [00:18] not sure on that one, I thought it was in the data centre [00:18] it'll need hooked up to launchpad certainly [00:18] Riddell, mostly because I want to do a mips port, and a ppc64 port [00:18] (well, armel too, but someone else already with doing it) [00:18] The MIPS port can be bootstrapped off the Debian port rather easily [00:19] NCommander: do you have such machines? [00:19] MIPS yes, ppc64, soonish [00:19] (also armel, yes) [00:19] https://edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-bugs [00:19] weak [00:19] My MIPS box is too slow to be a full buildd [00:20] Riddell, what I was hoping to do is provide enough packages that someone could debootstrap mips in the data center (if that's what was required), and then set of the LP foo [00:23] *setup [00:23] * NCommander wants Ubuntu available on the full range of hardware Debian works and has ports on [00:23] Oo [00:23] And as an answer to your next question [00:23] that is one big mission [00:23] I've used all Debian ports expect s390, and alpha [00:24] (that includes hurd-i386, and kfreebsd-*) [00:24] * apachelogger would like to have that many machines :P [00:24] apachelogger, I usually just rip apart embedded hardware to run the port [00:24] ic [00:25] My MIPS box is a canobized router, my ARM was a NAS [00:25] THe PowerPC was my mac [00:25] is armel for nokias tablet devices? [00:25] m68k was an emulator [00:25] neversfelde, yes [00:25] (its armel now) [00:25] hurd-i386, and kfreebsd-* was real hardware [00:26] NCommander: I installed KDE3 on my n800, was fun, but nothing more [00:26] neversfelde, what are the specs of the Nokia tablets? [00:26] My ARM box is 266Mhz/32MB RAM [00:26] If I just had more ram, we'd have Ubuntu armel [00:27] wow, $150 [00:27] We might just have a winner, at 252/64MB [00:28] I want to see netbook remix on an arm box [00:28] uh, I do not know. It was a present and is my only GTK device. Shows some rss feeds and weather right of my desk :D [00:28] * NCommander thinks Riddell ran away in porting fear [00:30] NCommander: well, I'm about to run off to bed. I don't know anything about porting though I'm afraid, I'd expect lamont would be a good person to talk to [00:30] Riddell, who can upload kdelibs for me then ;-) [00:31] NCommander: ScottK? or me in the morning [00:31] Ok, cool. I'm going to likely buy this tablet [00:31] It gives me something to port Ubuntu too ... [00:31] *to [00:34] neversfelde: patch it :P [00:34] * NCommander turns on the ScottK light [00:35] NCommander: n800 is old. All KDE people do have n810 cause nokia gave it away for free at akademy. Probably you shoul ask nokia for a device :D [00:35] apachelogger: weather applet is broken for several weeks now, I think I should do ;) [00:36] hm [00:36] actually [00:36] d'oh [00:36] * apachelogger needs to get an n810 [00:36] Well, if someone will give me SSH access to their device for a few hours ;-)? [00:36] lol [00:37] how much do n810's run? [00:37] $438.00 [00:37] OW [00:37] MY WALLET [00:38] I could use my existing arm hardware to bootstrap [00:39] apachelogger, can you test to make sure my patch builds on i386? [00:39] (I'm rebuilding it in pbuilder) [00:39] yes [00:39] there is a project which aims to run qtopia on nokia tablets [00:40] NCommander: you could do some KDE programming, get on planet kde, make everyone think you are uber important and then ask nokia for a n810 ;) [00:40] THat means I need to learn Qt [00:41] learning Qt is not exactly difficult [00:41] They said that about COBOL [00:41] c++ is the awful about it :P [00:41] ♥ rubyqt [00:41] apachelogger, http://pastebin.ca/1198675 [00:41] apachelogger, my patchs tend to be amazingly small ;-) [00:42] lol [00:43] apachelogger, OTOH http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17471845/kdenetwork.debdiff [00:43] * NCommander watchs your brain melt [00:43] I hate patches :P [00:43] :-) [00:52] I hate this hp-systray applet [00:59] apachelogger: omg, kubuntu-team has oxygen icon [00:59] ♥ tango [00:59] I lol'd [01:00] again?! [01:00] lol [01:00] howsabout "I rofl'd"? [01:02] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingKubuntu [01:02] ugly [01:02] no [01:02] UGLY! [01:04] aside from having HelpingKubuntu at the top twice it doesn't look too bad... [01:07] Oo [01:07] seriously [01:07] I wouldn't want to read that [01:07] neversfelde: afaik the n800 and n810 are nearly identical hardware except for the gps [01:08] seele: I think n810 has a real keyboard too [01:08] apachelogger: needs more screenie? [01:09] more of everything [01:09] well, I made a few edits [01:11] lol: "Here are some tools that are developed by Kubuntu devs: " [01:11] then, nothing [01:12] yah [01:12] more of everything [01:14] "We are a community project and always need help." [01:15] that sounds "My name is Bob, I am 38 and I am looking for a woman...." [01:16] We are the blue-headed stepchild of Ubuntu and always need halp [01:19] ooh JontheEchidna did you get bug privs? [01:19] yuriy: ya [01:19] nice [01:19] btw, have you had a chance to do anything else with userconfig? [01:19] much to apachelogger's inbox's dismay [01:19] sorry, I've been too busy to touch any kubuntu stuff lately [01:20] uh, basically all the dialogs for user management use ui files [01:20] I did a bit of work on the add/modify dialog for groups the other day [01:28] JontheEchidna: http://aplg.kollide.net/images/snapshot101.png [01:28] my eyes! naked GTK! [01:28] ...but nice blue icon [01:28] makes up for raleigh [01:31] JontheEchidna: didn't we use that bug for experimental as well? [01:31] huh? [01:31] oh, no [01:31] indeed [01:32] we used the red security shield [01:32] https://edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-team [01:36] Heh, "Almost kubuntu bugs" [01:37] did you know there's a guy with the username kubuntu-bugs? [01:38] JontheEchidna: yes [01:38] that's why the team is only almost [01:39] nice... [01:39] klicking on akregators tray icon does not open kontact. Do you know if this is a known bug? [01:39] I hope to find a lp admin to get that dood to use another name [01:39] otherwise we will have to go with kubuntu-bugs-team [01:39] + bug [01:39] neversfelde: what does it open? [01:39] apachelogger: nothing [01:39] that is very strange [01:40] are you sure the window is not just on some other desktop? [01:40] kubuntu-bugteam? [01:40] kubuntu-bugsquad? [01:40] apachelogger, did you build my kdelibs patch? [01:40] it works standalone [01:41] pbuilder-time-stamp: 1221006719 [01:41] NCommander: build without problems [01:41] neversfelde: I recommend reporting at bugs.kde.org [01:41] apachelogger, you got a fast box [01:41] neversfelde: our kdepim reports are a gigantic mess [01:41] apachelogger: will do [01:41] NCommander: would be faster if I could have used cluster compiling ;-) [01:42] apachelogger: kdebase is twice as big [01:42] and even that's been cut back considerably from the start of this cycle [01:42] not as much duplicated stuff though [01:42] most reports in kdepim go like - kmail looses X or imap is broken because of Y [01:44] ohh, bugs.kde.org is hard work :( [01:44] Oo [01:44] you have no idea what triaging with bugzilla is like [01:44] * apachelogger shudders [01:44] hehe [01:44] JontheEchidna: can you subscribe almost bugs to kdebase-workspace? [01:45] how does one subscribe a team to a package? [01:46] JontheEchidna: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-workspace [01:46] top right box [01:46] subscribe to bug mail [01:47] I can only subscribe myself [01:47] hm [01:48] JontheEchidna: jr needs to make you an admin [01:48] * apachelogger can't [01:48] so are bugs really supposed to be assigned to the team? [01:48] * JontheEchidna doesn't see the point [01:49] no [01:49] only subscribed [01:49] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-bugs [01:49] signing up to that list should get one all the kubuntu related bugs right away [01:50] so we need to make sure almost bugs is subscribed to at least all core packages [01:51] ScottK, poke? [01:51] going through the deps of kubuntu-desktop should do the trick [01:53] JontheEchidna: bug 264643 [01:53] Launchpad bug 264643 in kmldonkey "no icons in kmldonkey when using Kubuntu 8.10" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/264643 [01:53] what do you think about that fix? [01:55] uh [01:55] shouldn't kmldonkey get fixed, instead of this workaround? [01:56] ♥ JontheEchidna [01:59] mhh [01:59] kmldonkey is fully unusable [01:59] If you were to fix it, you'd want to patch the source to generate the icons properly [02:00] you can search, but there is no download overview page [02:01] JontheEchidna: do you want to provide a better fix or should I command him to give it a try? [02:01] neversfelde: no one really uses that thing anyway :P [02:01] apachelogger: never [02:01] * JontheEchidna doesn't want to touch it :P [02:01] meh [02:03] http://aplg.kollide.net/images/snapshot102.png [02:03] well, it is the only torrent client - server system. Isn't it? [02:03] that was short fun -.- [02:03] neversfelde: dunno [02:03] don't care either :P [02:03] think so [02:03] hehe [02:04] http://aplg.kollide.net/images/snapshot103.png [02:04] I like the icon though [02:06] I took a look at it and ad no idea how to fix. I need a teacher :D [02:06] hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm [02:06] time to sleep. n8 everybody [02:07] JontheEchidna: does that thing start for you? [02:07] * NCommander is away (Hiding from apachelogger) [02:07] neversfelde: nini [02:07] apachelogger: when I tested it for my initial comment, it started === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying [02:11] JontheEchidna: for some reason it installs in the wrong directory here [02:21] JontheEchidna: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=859317 :P [02:21] hehe [02:36] evening [02:55] kde rev 859317 [02:55] http://websvn.kde.org/?rev=859317&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde -r 859317 [02:55] JontheEchidna: look at that goodness ^ [02:55] * apachelogger hands stdin a ☕ [02:55] I know, I used it earlier today. ^_^ [02:56] * stdin has ReadyBrek and is happy [02:56] * JontheEchidna hands stdin a ☕ too [03:08] hm [03:08] 50% of batpaste done [03:08] well [03:08] maybe more like 40 [03:08] 4am already [03:08] omg [03:14] http://paste.ubuntu.com//45135/ [03:26] http://aplg.kollide.net/screencasts/batpaste-1.ogg [06:23] turning the globe over in marble is a good way to make you dizzy [07:30] Re. [07:30] Riddell: I don't have much idea about KProcess (that's part of the reason I avoided doing it that way...). [08:03] Riddell, are you awake? [10:07] Riddell: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170788 [10:07] KDE bug 170788 in general "Update exits with a error" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [10:08] Riddell: Is that the same that you have seen wrt. HAL upgrades? [10:15] I had an issue with HAL upgrades? [10:19] NCommander: yes [10:21] Riddell, I tested kdelibs on amd64, seems to work, but I don't know a good way to abuse it [10:21] (the fix from lastnight) [10:21] NCommander: what's the fix? [10:21] Riddell, that was the one where kdelibs FTBFS on amd64 in intrepid [10:22] I also tested kdelibs on lpia (the SRU), also seems to work, also no idea how to abuse it, but granted since its always FTBFS, I can say its an improvement no matter how you look at it [10:23] NCommander: what's the fix? [10:24] Riddell, on amd64, I disabled inotifity optimization; changes in the kernel header and glibc was causing the FTBFS (bug filed on that conflict since that should be resolved, but the change will probably take awhile to land) [10:24] As for lpia, the PPP interface has a managed header [10:24] (corrected in intrepid) [10:25] *mangled header [10:26] I fixed that by having it use the glibc PPP headers instead [10:27] Riddell, as a second aside, your in Ubuntu Drivers, right? [10:30] Riddell: In Adept, I recall.. [10:30] Same weird post-install failure that I couldn't relate. [10:30] I think you resolved it by not using kdesudo but sudo. Which is, umm, weird. [10:34] Riddell, https://edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-team- mind adding me to this team? [10:45] NCommander: disabling inotify optimisation or disabling inotify at all? [10:46] Riddell, it was --disable-inotify, the entire header is screwed up [10:46] Riddell, it falls back to dnotify which is still faster then the other fallback code it has [10:49] Riddell, I suspect the issue will crop up on the buildds once they are updated. I was able to confirm the header issues between glibc 2.8 and linux-headers 2.6.27 will crop up on i386 and lpia since the file that breaks the build (asm-generic/fctnl.h and bits/fnctl.h) are generic across all architectures as fara sI can tell [10:50] so we disable it for now, wait for someone to fix it then re-enable it [10:51] Riddell, pretty much, I have an outstanding bug on glibc and linux-headers [10:51] Riddell, and I noted as such that this issue needs to be resolved in the headers, not in kdelibs [10:53] s/kdelibs/kdenetwork/g (on lpia) [10:53] Riddell, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdenetwork/+bug/267991 - I tested to make sure kppp opens, but I have no modem which to test with [10:53] Launchpad bug 267991 in kdenetwork "kdenetwork FTBFS on lpia" [Wishlist,Fix committed] [10:55] Riddell, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/268311 - the headers issue [10:55] Launchpad bug 268311 in glibc "Mismatch on flock/flock64 between glibc/linux-headers" [Undecided,New] [12:15] NCommander: so, where's this kdelibs patch? [12:21] NCommander: I'm not in Ubuntu Drivers [12:21] NCommander: why do you want to be added to kubuntu-team? it's obsolete [12:31] mornfall: upgrading hal through kdesudo adept leads to it getting stuck for me http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/adept.png [12:33] That's weird. And without kdesudo? [12:33] mornfall: trying now [12:34] (Btw, yes, I forgot about those icons. But you can now edit the desktop files yourself and I'll pull the patch, would that work? Well, if not, it's still in the TODO. :) [12:35] mornfall: with sudo I don't get that problem [12:35] humph to kdesudo [12:35] Riddell: Does it break in any other way or it just works? [12:37] Riddell: Moreover, could you try downgrading again, stopping hald and then trying with kdesudo? Or alternatively, ensure hald runs and try with sudo again? [12:37] Riddell: It might be that it failed to come up and it's not really related to sudo/kdesudo but to hald running or not running. [12:49] mornfall: downgrade, stop hal, kdesudo adept, upgrade hal, still gets stuck [12:52] Aye. [12:52] So we have an interesting case of bad interaction somewhere. [12:52] I assume downgrade, sudo adept, upgrade hal -> works? [12:53] Let me try here. [12:53] mornfall: works for me [12:53] I have no problem with giving up on kdesudo for adept :) [12:55] There's no recent kdesudo in Debian it seems -- the one that's there wants to drag kdelibs4c2a in, and its version says 2.4-1. [12:55] Riddell: Me neither, but we need a way to run it nevertheless... [12:55] And kdesu is not going to work, is it? [12:55] it might [12:56] But, kdesu is now a library, so used somewhere inside the runFooByDesktopBar machinery... [12:57] Or so I believe. [12:57] mornfall: it's /usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kdesu.distrib [12:57] which is a dpkg-divert from /usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kdesu caused by kdesudo [12:58] mornfall: running adept with that and upgrading hal works fine [12:58] where's Tonio to harras when you need him :) [12:58] Riddell: merges need a FFe, don't they? [12:58] Oh. Interesting. [12:58] apachelogger: if it has new features yes [12:58] k, thanks [13:00] good morning [13:00] JontheEchidna: Hi. Are you sure that your patch doesn't cause any regressions? It seems to me that some of those commented out bits you reenabled might have served a purpose... (or was it just Yuriy's appearance change?). [13:01] morning JontheEchidna [13:01] Riddell: did you actually upload my kdebase-workspace change from yesterday? [13:01] * apachelogger didn't get an upload mail [13:01] Hi apachelogger. [13:02] ahoy mornfall [13:04] mornfall: I pushed the icon change to my branch [13:05] Have you? [13:05] Pulling from "http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/darcs/adept-3/"... [13:05] No remote changes to pull in! [13:05] apachelogger: launchpad says I didn't, what was I to upload [13:05] Hmh. [13:05] Or maybe a different url? [13:05] mornfall: that's the one, maybe the cache is getting in the way [13:05] Riddell: http://aplg.kollide.net/kubuntu/debdiffs/kdebase-workspace_4.1.1-0ubuntu4_to_ubuntu5.diff [13:06] mornfall: I have played around with the patch and I didn't notice any adverse affectws [13:06] *affects [13:06] * apachelogger needs a batcache script to remember the urls of batpaste and batdiff ;-) [13:06] smarter: did you apply for motu yet? [13:07] apachelogger: nop, watching the LHC experiment atm [13:07] I approached this by taking the current sidebar.cpp from Okular and re-doing the Adept changes to it [13:07] uhhh [13:07] smarter: go write your application! [13:07] mornfall: try http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/adept-3/ [13:08] Riddell: Works, great. [13:09] JontheEchidna: Okey, could be. I'll try to review it more carefully, although I am somewhat reluctant to do this sort of change post-beta... But maybe for you... :) [13:09] :) [13:09] You can get that as a reward for the bugtracker work you are doing, I guess. ; - ) [13:09] hehe [13:10] ♥ bugs [13:10] aw crap, KDE has decided openoffice is the best solution for opening .diffs [13:10] apachelogger: I thought I had uploaded that but maybe not. done so now [13:10] Riddell: thank you :) [13:11] JontheEchidna: that's been on my things-to-look-at list for ages [13:11] Oo [13:11] JontheEchidna: feel free to fix it :) [13:11] guys [13:11] that shouldn't happen at all [13:11] kate has a pretty strong initial-preference [13:11] yes well [13:11] kate's gone from my menu [13:11] which should supersed anything [13:11] like what happened in hardy [13:12] no more menu entry [13:12] unless openoffice got an uber strong [13:12] and from krunner it has no icon [13:12] hm, maybe it is super vragile [13:12] kate doesn't list must in the way of mimetypes [13:12] *fragile [13:13] * apachelogger has no idea in which condition kdepim is, due to all the KDE 3 junk [13:14] ScottK: bug 262538 [13:14] Launchpad bug 262538 in kdepim "Kontact / Kaddressbook 3.5.10 : mail-list disappeared + impossible to create" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/262538 [13:17] apachelogger: wasn't that always junk? [13:18] KDE 3? pretty much :P [13:19] Riddell: btw, kubuntu-team is going to become kubuntu-bugs as soon as the name is free (otherwise kubuntu-bugs-team), I'll then trigger a renewal of all current members to cleanup the list of actual bug triagers [13:19] Riddell: oh, and I think Kubuntu Council should be owner for branding reasons :) [13:21] sounds good [13:26] btw, Almost Kubuntu Bugs needs subscribed to adept bugs [13:34] oh [13:35] Riddell: please make JontheEchidna an admin so he can subscribe the team to more packages [13:35] JontheEchidna: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14661444/Screenshot.png [13:35] lol seamonkey [13:35] ♥ mozilla-suite [13:35] well, at least until mozilla dropped official support for it [13:37] mornfall: I would guess that bug 122029 falls more into the realm of an unimplemented feature? [13:37] Launchpad bug 122029 in adept "adept doesn't honour recommends" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/122029 [13:37] apachelogger: admin of what? [13:37] JontheEchidna: Hm. Have you tried reproducing that? [13:37] Riddell: Quick query should the calendar plasmoid link into something in a similar way as the calendar applet in gnome does? [13:38] davmor2: not yet [13:38] it will when akonadi is used I guess [13:38] JontheEchidna: I wouldn't be surprised if that's been fixed in the meantime. [13:38] Okay so it will just not yet :) [13:39] mornfall: oh, it's been fixed ;-) [13:39] Riddell: kubuntu-team [13:40] apachelogger: but that's about to go away isn't it? [13:41] Riddell: no, I am just going to rename it [13:41] that is saving us the trouble of subscribing to the core packages again [13:42] apachelogger: ok, done [13:42] thank you [13:42] JontheEchidna: you should now be able to subscribe almost bugs to adept [13:42] cool [13:45] JontheEchidna: do you have your @ubuntu.com mail address yet? [13:45] apachelogger: don't think so [13:45] * JontheEchidna tests [13:46] hmm, well my message hasn't bounced yet [13:47] JontheEchidna: I sent you a mail [13:47] apachelogger: got it [13:47] yay [13:47] then you haz echidnaman@ubuntu.com :P [13:47] and @kubuntu.org of course [13:48] JontheEchidna: try opening the attachment in ooo [13:48] works for me, sorta [13:48] the file is empty [13:48] yeah [13:48] supposed to :P [13:49] k [13:49] works [13:49] question is, how does that work with a non-utf8 file [13:49] * apachelogger fires up the windows vm [13:58] JontheEchidna: please try again with new mail [13:59] apachelogger: test [14:00] that's what the file says ;-) [14:00] omg [14:00] JontheEchidna: it opens? [14:00] yus [14:01] groovy, thx [14:03] I am wondering how to test bug 228241 [14:03] Launchpad bug 228241 in kdepim "KMail cachedimap Gmail Loses Mail On Move To Folder" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/228241 [14:03] I got approx 5000000 mails in my gmail account -.- [14:04] apachelogger, so little? [14:04] yus [14:05] hehe [14:05] still too big for reasonable cachedimaping :P [14:06] 500K emails in your gmail account? [14:06] sorry 5million emails [14:06] wow [14:12] where is the default build log from pbuilder? [14:15] /var/cache/pbuilder/result(s) [14:15] if it built sucessfully [14:15] otherwise it will not write a log [14:15] awesome default, isn't it? :P [14:17] mhh, .diff.gz, .dsc, .changes and .deb. No logfile [14:18] hm [14:18] maybe it doesn't even create a log with successful built [14:19] awesome default, isn't it? :P [14:19] rofl [14:19] neversfelde: add PKGNAME_LOGFILE=yes to you pbuilderrc [14:19] and maybe PKGNAME_LOGFILE_EXTENTION="_$(dpkg --print-architecture).build" [14:20] will try it. thx === Czessi_ is now known as Czessi [14:33] apachelogger: u has codez for bug 267501 ? [14:33] Launchpad bug 267501 in kdesudo "[kde4] systemsettings freezing during configuration of kdm login manager" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267501 [14:33] no [14:37] apachelogger: so when you say "The next kdesudo release should take of this." you mean a fix hasn't been worked on yet [14:37] I mean tonio has a fix but apparently didn't commit/push his changes [14:38] oh hm [14:40] mornfall: nyarg, the KProcess breakage is another kdesudo issue [14:41] mornfall: well, may be the same kdesudo issue I guess [14:44] JontheEchidna: bug 159158 [14:44] Launchpad bug 159158 in kdepim "korganizer gets confused with timezones" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/159158 [14:44] * apachelogger doesn't know what to do [14:45] and I don't really care either [14:45] ask for testing with KDE 4.5.6 beta7 release pack1 and mark as incomplete [14:45] hide, and hope the tester never responds [14:46] lol [14:46] JontheEchidna: you do [14:46] I cover up if he responds :P [14:47] :P [14:47] mark it Wishlist [14:47] well [14:47] despite fact I have no clue what PDT is [14:47] the report is a bug if valid [14:48] pdt is pacific daylight savings time [14:48] * apachelogger thinks it is more of an google calendar issue though [14:49] they should have a bugday [14:49] on bugs with useless tags [14:50] or maybe just fix malone [14:50] apachelogger: oh christ, I just saw the reporter of that bug [14:50] this is going to be pleasent [14:50] JontheEchidna: that's why i said mark it Wishlist ;) [14:50] goatsocks: haha === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [14:51] JontheEchidna: or tell him to move to a jurisdiction that doesn't observe daylight savings time [14:51] JontheEchidna: context missing [15:22] JontheEchidna: bug 205888 [15:22] Launchpad bug 205888 in kdepim "akregator fails to open network connections when there are more than 1024 feeds" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/205888 [15:22] I don't even have that many mailing list subscriptions :P [15:23] that sounds like "social network for your news aggegator... who got the most feeds!?" [15:23] wow [15:23] wow 1024 feeds [15:23] thats a lot to read each day [15:23] exactly that will be the reason for won't fix [15:25] hm [15:25] letz say there is one intersting news, per feed, per day [15:25] say one needs 5 minuts per news [15:26] that makes 5120 minutes per day [15:26] that are ~86 hours [15:26] ~ 3.5 days [15:27] so basically an endless loop or read feeds [15:27] that makes 1278 days per year [15:28] even if you only read half the stuff you still wouldn't have enough time [15:29] apachelogger: bat10nfail (bug 268556) [15:29] Launchpad bug 268556 in kde-l10n-lt "kde-l10n-lt deb file is empty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/268556 [15:29] JontheEchidna: please assign to me [15:29] I doubt this is really a problem with batl10n [15:29] but -lt might just not include the junk that goes in that package usually [15:30] (i.e. docs + desktop files) [15:37] i doubt they actually read the feeds, they probably filter on them for keywords they're interested in [15:39] were there major network driver updates since alpha 4? [15:41] seele: I think alpha4 had 2.6.26 and we're on .27 now, so they were probably a lot of changes :) [15:41] not to mention the networkmanager backend bump that broke knetworkmanager [15:42] ooh, maybe that's what happened. [15:43] seele: bug 259278 [15:43] Launchpad bug 259278 in knetworkmanager "knetworkmanager will no longer connect" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/259278 [15:47] JontheEchidna: re kickoff: aren't app names (the second line) supposed to be on by default? [15:48] is that the name like Web Browser? [15:48] seele: I don't think kickoff has that option, only the traditional menu [15:49] according to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Todo it's not done yet [15:49] seele: that's what we want but it probably needs a patch and nobody has done it yet [15:49] Riddell: ah ok [15:49] * seele is going through the todo and some notes again [15:49] gah, i should probably do some dayjob work [15:51] can we please do a patch that can be incorported upstream :P [15:52] apachelogger: you don't want to maintain a frankenstein menu? [15:53] mornfall: you might want to consider a [Search] submit button since it's a search submit and not a automatic filter (both manager and installer) [15:53] I don't want to maintain patches [15:53] seele: Not sure I follow? [15:54] seele: It should do as-you-type in manager (although not so in installer, that's true... a button there might help.) [15:54] as-you-type works unless you have a dash somewhere in the search term [15:55] ooh, it requires three letters before it displays anything [15:55] huh.. is that how the other kde filters work? i thought they start filtering at one letter [15:55] seele: that's pretty standard with search engines :) [15:55] goatsocks: yeah, but that's not how it works in kde [15:56] "k" for instance would choke it up on too many top-level matches [15:56] so we make it work differently than every other filter in the kde environment? it would make more sense to make it a hard search [15:57] every other filter? well i just tried akregator, and it starts at 3 letters [15:57] seele: Do you realistically expect people to search for 2 (or 1) letter strings? [15:57] i'm looking at system monitor, dolphin, system settings, and kickoff [15:57] same with kmail [15:58] and those are pretty major kde apps :) [15:58] mornfall: the problem is there is no immediate feedback [15:58] I mean, would they be confused with not getting results after typing the first letter? [15:58] if they were expecting a dynamic search and that's how the rest of the environment works? yes [15:58] kontact does begin at one letter [15:58] Well, if they type *really* slow, I imagine they'd think "oh, you need to press enter to make it search" then before they finish typing their query they see results "oh, not really". [15:58] But dunno. [15:58] er contacts [15:58] goatsocks: kmail begins search on 1 letter [15:59] try an x or z [15:59] seele: Well, also note that in most kde apps, it's a filter, not a search. [15:59] mornfall: whatever, i'm just giving you feedback. the current implementation is inconsistent with the kde environment and may cause confusion [15:59] So it's a different already. [16:00] how would i know this is a search and not a filter? the widget looks exactly the same and the context is similar to filter contexts [16:00] -a [16:00] seele: True, but look at the results -- they are ordered by relevance. [16:00] the problem is before you get to the results [16:00] seele: you're right, kmail and akgregator start on the first, i was typing in vowels ;) [16:01] So after you get results is not a problem, even if it's inconsistent with rest of KDE? [16:01] mornfall: there is no message on how the results are sorted so it would probably look like a filter [16:02] It's technically infeasible to implement single-letter searches just for sake of consistency. What do you suggest instead? [16:02] 1) adding an explicit button that says [Search] [16:02] 2) adding a header to the top of the results which says "Sorted by relevance" [16:02] seele: Horizontal space is scarce. [16:03] Actually, all space is scarce and I'm trying to avoid the crampedness I had complaints about in 2.1. [16:04] what about putting the search bar on top of the list? [16:04] the filters could probably stay on the side like they are since it is a different type of control [16:04] they apply to the search results [16:04] seele: That's not really true... [16:04] mornfall: fyi, kpackagekit does as seele suggests regarding the button: http://packagekit.org/img/kpk-search.png [16:04] Try them out. [16:05] The tags work the same as the search bar, really. In fact, they form a single query together. [16:05] oh, heh. i only used them after i got search results [16:05] i thought they were additional filters [16:06] oh they key are filters too, heh [16:06] sheesh [16:06] I am not sure about how commonly would people start out with tags. People were also asking for categories, so I figured they could use a starting point for the tags. [16:07] Well, it says so in tooltips, doesn't it? [16:07] Show packages. [16:07] Maybe it could say "Hide packages" when they are active? [16:07] it doesnt say it's clickable [16:07] would putting the icons on buttons take up too much space? [16:08] right now they look like they are part of the background instead of a widget [16:08] It would be dead-ugly. [16:08] the tags are a little more forgiving because if you move your mouse over them they change color [16:08] Buttons are extremely bulky in KDE. [16:08] Maybe adding a mouse-over border to the icons? [16:08] Dunno. [16:08] yeah, that might help [16:09] is that a standard mouse effect? like if you mouse over a menu item it looks darker or gets a beveled border? [16:09] mornfall: software-properties button added in my branch on muse, let me know how my c++ is doing [16:09] No idea. The filter widget is pretty much custom, since I haven't seen anything like it in KDE yet. [16:09] seele: yes, in kontact's toolbar it's done that way [16:10] Riddell: It sounds like it's time to make a 3.1 branch, all those feature changes are ... unsettling (also JontheEchidna's sidebar upgrade)... [16:10] Not that I wouldn't trust your code or anything, I wouldn't trust anyone's this late in the cycle. [16:11] Riddell: It says no remote changes again... [16:11] seele: also the lancelot menu makes nice use of highlight rings [16:12] Riddell: It landed on kubuntu.org this time. ; - ) [16:12] * mornfall giggles [16:12] mornfall: what functionality does adept manager provide over adept installer? [16:12] seele: Well, first of all, it manages packages, not applications. [16:13] It really gives you a different view on the software. [16:14] mornfall: so most people arent going to be using it anyway? [16:14] i can't think of when i install a specific package, only a specific application [16:14] but i'm not a developer so maybe i'm missing something other people need [16:14] i would assume the application would isntall all of the necessary package dependencies for me automatically [16:14] it only manages GUI applications so if you want to install bzr you still need manager [16:15] aaah [16:15] Right. Or gcc. [16:15] mornfall: oh yes, curiosity of my bash history [16:15] since those things are already categorized with your tags, couldn't they be added to the installer? [16:15] Riddell: Any insight on why is the "clicked" slot called clearSelection()? : - ) [16:16] seele: No idea how that would work. [16:16] seele: There are 10+ thousands of packages. [16:16] hum oh well [16:16] 20+ thousand packages in Ubuntu [16:16] Right. [16:16] the installer ui is a lot easier to handle than the package manager [16:17] mornfall: erm, let me think up a proper name or that method [16:17] seele: Right, it's for the "common" case. [16:17] Riddell: Don't worry about it, I can fix it up. [16:17] mornfall: do devs really use a package manager and not apt-get? [16:18] (they probably do, i'm just surprised) [16:18] seele: before I discovered apt-cache search I used manager for searching for packages [16:18] seele: Dunno about devs. Ask the synaptic userbase. [16:18] i use apt for most stuff probably, but for certain tasks i find a gui more natural [16:19] * smarter only uses aptitude [16:19] aptitude is great for servers :) [16:19] * JontheEchidna finds aptitude strange, compared to apt-get [16:20] but in a gui environment i won't touch aptitude :) [16:20] JontheEchidna: aptitude is cool, it can solve sudoku :P http://algebraicthunk.net/~dburrows/blog/entry/package-management-sudoku/ [16:20] smarter: yeah, gotta give it points for that [16:24] ubuntu is lucky though, there are several pretty good gui and cli utils for package management [16:27] mornfall: are tags supposed to add to the search query or act as a filter? [16:27] i type in print and get two entries. i click on printer under hardware and now i have 30? [16:27] usually the way search building works is you start generic and get more focused, not the other way around [16:27] so print would show everything, and then the tag would begin to delimit [16:28] seele: The search uses a quality cutoff: if they first two were much better results than the rest, they hide that rest. If the tag changes situation, some new might show up. [16:30] could you put feedback that says that? "Top Results".. whatever the default is "36 additional results.. click here to view" [16:31] feedback might help teach the way the search works since it doesnt work like other searches [16:38] * Riddell wonders why setWindowIcon doesn't want to work for adept [16:40] Good question. I haven't tried. [16:40] seele: 3.1, I guess. [16:41] seele: Although, it's likely to produce numbers in thousands, mostly with very questionable quality. [16:44] Riddell: heh, in the mirror dialog, software-properties-gtk knows i'm in the US and scrolls to the US node automatically, but software-properties-kde thinks i'm in Canada... do you get the same? [16:45] goatsocks: it succesfully choses a UK mirror for me [16:45] Riddell: both gtk and kde versions agree? [16:45] goatsocks: it maybe just the luck of what you run it [16:46] let me try gtk [16:46] the difference between the two ports is what i'm getting at [16:46] the kde one doesn't run in a thread, so the UI doesn't get updated [16:47] there's no reason why it shouldn't though [16:47] well i've never chosen any canadian mirrors so it's not a threading/update issue i think [16:47] plus it pulls the country info differently [16:47] and the kde one sometimes crashes when you click the button [16:48] goatsocks: feel free to rip out whatever code is in the kde one for it and replace it with the code from the gtk one [16:49] Riddell: yeah i see you've marked abstracting out the guts for that dialog to a common file... i might take that up if there's too much to fix in the kde implementation [16:50] * goatsocks wishes gnome would just give up and adopt Qt [16:51] huh [16:52] * seele doesnt' know what to make of sabdfl's latest blog entry [16:52] canonical is going to hire more qt/kde developers? [16:52] hasn't that been promised for a long time [16:52] maybe my wish is coming true? [16:54] seele: i don't understand it either [16:54] i don't know what he means by "next-generation HIG" [16:55] human interface group? [16:55] nobody really has a this-generation HIG [16:55] except Apple [16:55] jjesse: human interface guidelines [16:55] gnome's is spare, and kde's is incomplete [16:55] apple's is too wordy to be useful [16:55] MS doesn't give a fark [16:55] he probably means a cross-desktop hig which is something that is being proposed elsewhere [16:56] and a focus on development and UI patterns.. which again, is being proposed elsewhere [16:56] i'd love to see x-desktop HIG [16:56] so why shouldn't we work with those proposed elsewhere instead of the not invented here [16:56] because they've only been proposed, no one is working on them yet [16:57] off to lunch will let my thoughts gather over lunch [16:57] seele: fd.o? [16:58] goatsocks: those are technical specs, they don't deal with usability and design [16:59] although fd.o would be an optimal host since they are project agnostic [16:59] seele: i'd think they'd be the only group credible enough to attempt such a thing [17:00] goatsocks: well the kde mirror finder didn't work for me at all when I ran it just now [17:00] afternoon [17:01] Riddell: i had it crash on me twice as well... i'll see what i can do [17:02] hi nairov [17:04] what i glean from his post is that he seems serious about elevating kde to a first class status wrt integration [17:05] poor xfce [17:07] * apachelogger missing context again :P [17:08] goatsocks: who posted what? [17:08] hah, does it look like the LHC guys are using KDE? http://img388.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ohptoftimemeasured13sepjy2.png [17:08] apachelogger: shuttleworth's latest blog entry [17:09] hm [17:09] the prophet's blog posts are always too long to read TBH :P [17:09] goatsocks: ooh nice [17:09] apachelogger: youre not missing much. more handwaving and empty promises. no verbal commitment to anything [17:09] ic [17:10] now say KDE becomes first class desktop, does Riddell get more money? [17:10] does Riddell get money at all? or just beer? [17:10] we should discuss that in the meeting tomorrow :P [17:10] burp [17:11] meh [17:11] bug triaging is brain draining [17:12] sure [17:12] answering to client emails is waste of both my and their time :P === echidnaman is now known as JontheEchidna [18:26] apachelogger: do you think the default kubuntu behavior is enough to mark bug 16325 as fixed? [18:26] Launchpad bug 16325 in kdepim "CAN-2005-0404: HTML content spoofing" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16325 [19:31] Hi, did anyone build a (k)ubuntu package of Skulpture yet? If so, I would like to add it to the kde-look site, if I am allowed. [19:41] kde_pepo: I can't find a skulpture package in ubuntu [19:42] JontheEchidna, yep, maybe someone has a private repo where it's sitting in... launchpad or so. [19:43] what is skulpture? :} [19:43] http://www.kubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Skulpture?content=59031 a KDE 4 theme I wrote [19:44] kde_pepo: you know, you can register with launchpad.net and get a PPA (personal package archive). then you can build the package yourself and add the .deb or a link to the repository on kde-look.org [19:45] stdin, I looked at that site, but I need to fiddle with GPG keys which I am not familar with. [19:47] kde_pepo: https://help.launchpad.net/FeatureHighlights/PersonalPackageArchives and https://help.launchpad.net/PPAQuickStart should guide you through the whole process [19:47] maybe its easier than described, but the description scared me :) [19:47] there's also #launchpad for live help with it (i'm in there too) [19:47] kde_pepo: you could fill a needs-packaging bug reports so that people know that you're looking for someone to package it ;) [19:48] yeah, and if you know how to package it, you can get it on REVU and end up getting the package in universe [19:49] the PPAQuickStart link is "empty"... do I need to log in to see the pages contents? [19:49] what is this kubuntu-art site for? Oo [19:50] smarter, it is actually the same as kde-look.org :) [19:50] kde-look/kde-apps are uncool? :P [19:50] ah [19:50] smarter, Frank registered many domain names. [19:51] kde_pepo: broken link https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA [19:51] ah ok [19:53] kde_pepo: i've been using the skulpture kwin deco, nice work ;) [19:53] goatsocks, cool, thanks :) [19:57] I assume 8.04 has KDE 4 already? because 8.10 is not released yet. [19:57] yes [20:01] 4.0.5 in hardy-backports and 4.1.1 in the KDE4 PPA [20:09] am I allowed to use a key that expires? [20:13] Up until the time it expires. === kde_pepo is now known as kdepepo [20:45] mmm.. i probably shouldn't have had cake as an afternoon snack [21:08] * goatsocks is jealous, chugs a chocolate milk [21:18] goatsocks: it's zucchini cake so maybe you will change your mind [21:21] zucchini?! [21:21] * goatsocks reverse-chugs his chocolate milk [21:22] oh come on [21:22] youve had carrot cake right? [21:23] it's just like that but a different veggie [21:24] hm [21:24] carrot cake is good [21:24] * apachelogger watches how milk comes out of goatsocks' nose [21:27] Aren't 3rd party software sources stored in sources.list? bug 263456 [21:27] Launchpad bug 263456 in adept "Adept Third-Party Software out of sync with sources.list" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/263456 [21:27] JontheEchidna: I think we should remove the firefox user agent setting for google.com [21:28] without it gmail directs konqueror to the html interface [21:28] which might not be as fancy as the ajax one, but it works [21:28] I though the only way to get ajax to work was to set the user agent to firefox [21:29] well, ajax is buggy enough with konq anyway [21:29] that is my point [21:29] * apachelogger got communication problems [21:33] JontheEchidna: keep an eye on the changes that andreas moog dude does, he closes import bugs too early [21:34] how early are we talking about? [21:34] * JontheEchidna is curious [21:35] well, 4 weeks [21:35] oh, important bugs [21:35] yus [21:35] eek [21:35] like KDE doesn't play nice on NFS [21:35] always has been that way [21:36] yeah, pretty much [21:36] and closing the report aint gonna fix it :P [21:36] dist-upgrade bugs are a pain to triage [21:37] because [21:37] -the users can only test when a new distro is released [21:37] cant you force dist-upgrade like there is a new release? [21:37] -you have no clue if the newest version of the upgrader works until intrepid+1 is released [21:38] jjesse: the KDE configs are upgraded [21:38] and those cause the most issues [21:38] ah [21:38] I mean [21:38] the others are file conflicts in packages, which are pretty easy to fix anyway [21:38] bugs with upgrade-manager-kde [21:38] not downloading the release announcement and a bunch of other crap [21:39] yeah, those are nasty as well [21:39] Oo [21:39] hum [21:39] bug 268623 [21:39] Launchpad bug 268623 in kdenetwork-kde4 "kopete in kde4 missing plugin for gnupg" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/268623 [21:39] other than that adept is pretty much triaged [21:39] didn't someone like... package kopete-crypto? [21:39] * apachelogger pokes stdin with his laser screwdriver [21:40] * apachelogger is really wondering about the stupidity of moinmoin [21:40] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages#Requesting a new package for Ubuntu ... even mediawiki creates the anchors with _s [21:41] any clue if bug 47181 is still valid? [21:41] Launchpad bug 47181 in adept "broken localisation support" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/47181 [21:41] apachelogger: I packaged it ages ago, it was on revu somewhere [21:43] http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=kopete-cryptography-kde4 [21:44] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kopete-cryptography-kde4 [21:44] stdin: did it get rejected? [21:44] JontheEchidna: no clue [21:44] apachelogger: nope, approved [21:44] where is it? [21:45] well, last I heard it was approved on revu. after that I don't know [21:45] uhm [21:45] I think you should have gotten a mail about rejection [21:45] I don't think I knew about the new queue back then [21:45] I got no mail on it [21:46] :) [21:46] stdin: please update bug 176471 somehow [21:46] Launchpad bug 176471 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] kopete-cryptography" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/176471 [21:47] update how? I uploaded to revu and it got approved there. what more's a packager to do? ;) [21:47] * NCommander lives [21:47] stdin: fix it if it got rejcted [21:49] hey apachelogger [21:49] apachelogger: how can I find the reason it was rejected? [21:50] ahoy NCommander [21:50] stdin: usually the rejecting adming sends you a mail [21:50] apachelogger, how goes it this morning? [21:51] s/morning/evening [21:51] :-P [21:51] * apachelogger is going to do bugfixing now [21:51] apachelogger, see my bug from hell yet? [21:51] NCommander: no [21:51] where? [21:51] hell? devil? is it about vbox? vorian? [21:51] * apachelogger is confused :P [21:51] apachelogger, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/music123/+bug/268260 [21:51] Launchpad bug 268260 in music123 "GNAT 4.2 Transition Tracking Bug" [Undecided,New] [21:51] ! [21:52] devils [21:52] apachelogger: I don't have any emails on it [21:52] !devil [21:52] Sorry, I don't know anything about devil [21:52] apachelogger, I feel sorry for SRU [21:52] !evil [21:52] Sorry, I don't know anything about evil [21:52] !life [21:52] life is something very few people know about in this channel - and anyway, it's probably offtopic, perhaps you want to try #ubuntu-offtopic [21:52] O_o; [21:52] stdin: maybe poke the robot [21:52] Damn it, I was hoping for a hitchhiker's guide to galaxy reference [21:52] NCommander: that bug is sick [21:53] * apachelogger wouldn't file such a bug, just for the reason that SRU team wouldn't read it anway :P [21:53] apachelogger, its never good when you have to tell an archive admin to expect 12 packages to enter -proposed [21:53] we are having an SRU for some imap bug in kdepim from dapper times around [21:53] apachelogger, and have them go WTF [21:53] anyway [21:53] you are hindering development :P [21:54] or actually QA [21:54] apachelogger, why? [21:54] * apachelogger ix fixing intrepid again! [21:54] _again_ :P [21:54] apachelogger, what broke in Intrepid again? [21:55] KDE [21:56] so nothing imporant :P [21:56] righto! [21:56] 2nd class anyway [21:56] <3rd class [21:57] JontheEchidna: bug 267182 [21:57] Launchpad bug 267182 in digikam-kde4 "Update to beta 3" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267182 [22:11] apachelogger: seeing as it as never accepted into the archive, can I just start over with it? so clear out the changelog and make the version number right? [22:11] stdin: yes, also drop the -kde4 [22:11] you'll need an FFe now [22:12] ♥ justice [22:13] does "ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/([\d\.]+)/src/extragear/kopete-cryptography-([\d\.]+)-kde([\d\.]+)\.tar\.bz2" look good for the watch file to you? [22:15] stdin: if it works ;-) [22:15] looks like it though [22:15] well ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/4.1.1/src/extragear/kopete-cryptography-1.3.0-kde4.1.1.tar.bz2 is the tarball, si it should [22:15] s/si/so/ [22:15] stdin: uscan --no-download --debug [22:15] should tell you if it works properly [22:16] uscan --verbose --report [22:16] Riddell: I assigned bug 262957 and bug 267223 to you and made them critical, so we don't forget [22:16] Launchpad bug 262957 in digikam "digikam package is not installable due to depedency in a kde3.5 package no longer available" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/262957 [22:16] Launchpad bug 267223 in digikam "Digikam 2:0.9.4-1 fails to build" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267223 [22:17] apachelogger: ok, not quite right then :/ the tarball is 1.3.0-kde4.1.1 and it picks up 1.3.0.4.1.1 [22:18] stdin: \- [22:18] * apachelogger actually starts reading that regexp [22:19] hm [22:19] ah, I just had to fiddle with the ( ) bits [22:19] I always find the watch file expressions rather strange [22:19] stdin: usually it should work with the first version you pasted [22:19] stupid uscan fiddeling [22:19] "ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/([\d\.]+)/src/extragear/kopete-cryptography-([\d\.]+-kde[\d\.]+)\.tar\.bz2" [22:20] I lost a bug [22:20] but that mean I'll have to give the package a version of 1.3.0-kde4.1.1 [22:20] and I don't really want to [22:21] stdin: get-orig-source [22:21] yeah, probably easier [22:23] b.k.o is borked again [22:24] Could someone with python-qwt5-qt4 installed test something for me? In python, go 'from PyQt4.Qwt5 import *'... do you get a numpy.core.multiarray error? Should python-numpy be a depends for python-qwt5-qt4 ? [22:25] … even with python-numpy and python-numpy-ext I get the can't import error… [22:26] I declare bug 99044 uber high priority for that jackalope thing! [22:26] Launchpad bug 99044 in kde4libs "KDE should warn about disk space shortage" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/99044 [22:26] it already does [22:27] in Hardy it does at least [22:27] smarter: where? [22:27] oh, kde4, right :] [22:27] well [22:27] if it disappeared [22:27] it was patch [22:27] yes [22:27] and I seriously hate patches [22:27] for exactly that reason [22:28] they freakin disappear! [22:28] actually we should review all our patches to kde3 and try to get them upstream and/or adapt them [22:28] nono [22:28] we should get them upstramPERIOD [22:29] patches which can not be applied upstream should be branding only, or short-term workarounds [22:29] everything else is sign of bad architecture [22:30] apachelogger, if you really hate patchs, go check out gcl's source [22:30] apachelogger, no patch system, 70MB diff [22:30] \o/ [22:30] that is another thing I hate [22:30] patches without patch system === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [22:33] apachelogger, BTW, gcl's total source is 15MB :-) [22:33] lol [22:34] I'm actually going to file for removal [22:34] There are copyright violations, it includes the full source of binutils without noting it int he copyright file [22:37] lol ... gcl being version 2.6.7-36 should warn us already :P [22:39] Riddell, ScottK-laptop: bug 254296 please [22:39] Launchpad bug 254296 in kde-l10n-ku "Kurdish translations for KDE 4" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/254296 [22:41] Riddell: please take a look at bug 268438 [22:41] Launchpad bug 268438 in language-pack-kde-de "language-pack-kde-de does not depend on kde-l10n-de" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/268438 === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander [23:01] It looks like filing a bug report with "needs-packaging" will request a package to be included into main distribution, but I would be happy just to have a package available in any other community repository. [23:02] we only do official packages [23:10] apachelogger and Riddell: I'm doing the kurdish one. [23:10] thanks [23:10] language-pack packages are done by pitti with scripts [23:17] hum.. why can't i submit a bug to kubuntu-default-settings? it's telling me to submit an upstream bug [23:18] seele: where? [23:18] launchpad [23:18] oh.. it's suggesting Ubuntu devmapper as the package to link it to? huh? [23:19] seele: Does https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-default-settings/+filebug not work for you? [23:20] argh, i dont understand! [23:20] ScottK-laptop: yes, that link worked.. why!? [23:20] i went to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+filebug, clicked on project and choose kubuntu-default-settings from the popup [23:20] apparently that isn't the way i'm supposed to do it [23:20] stupid f*ing interface [23:21] why does it let me choose kubuntu-default-settings if it isn't a project [23:22] seele: File bugs. Because in their paradigm, every package has a project with it. [23:22] launchpad projects can also opt not to use launchpad for bug tracking [23:23] Right, but the funadmental probelm is that such projects are useless and confusing. [23:23] Riddell: is language-pack-kde-de even supposed to depend on kde-l10n-de? [23:23] They shouldn't exist. [23:25] apachelogger: Uploaded. I made a few other changes too. [23:26] ScottK-laptop: Thank you. I hope you didn't do anything that breaks batch editing :P [23:26] * ScottK-laptop too. [23:26] hehe [23:26] * apachelogger continues triaging [23:26] apachelogger: I just added lintian overrides for the quilt warnings (since it's needed regardless) and updated the maintainer to core-dev. [23:26] Riddell: so remind me again what the problem was with the icon text position [23:27] Riddell: setting the default was broken, so you hard coded it? [23:27] Riddell: and you can still change the setting in system settings? [23:27] ScottK-laptop: Shouldn't cause any problems I think. [23:28] If we had l10n in a bzr branch, batch editing would be way easier IMHO. [23:28] Riddell: is it only going to work for fresh intrepid installs? because i've got it working in one place (reinstall) but not in another (upgrade) [23:29] hey ScottK-laptop [23:29] Heya NCommander. [23:29] ScottK-laptop, uploaded kdelibs for me? [23:30] Riddell: strigiapplet should be removed, it only supports KDE 3 and no KDE 4 port in sight [23:30] NCommander: If you want a 'fun' one. Look at php-clamavlib. It needs relibtoolization AND fixed to build with the new libclamav5. [23:30] NCommander: Which one? [23:30] * ScottK-laptop will be back in a few. [23:30] ScottK-laptop, the amd64 one [23:31] apachelogger: how does it only support kde 3? [23:31] Riddell: kio slave [23:32] seele: it was a curious problem that it wouldn't read our kdeglobals fine in our kubuntu profile directory [23:32] seele: but it did when in the global profile directory (/etc/kde4/) so I've put it in there [23:32] Riddell: going to do some testing [23:32] seele: so it's not hardcoded and it'll get removed if you remove kubuntu-default-settings [23:32] apachelogger: ok [23:34] Riddell: oh ok. i assume that is good then. [23:34] Riddell: if you upgrade kubuntu-default-settings will it change it to setting? [23:34] seele: yes (unless you've edited the file) [23:36] oh weird. only half of KTorrents icons get changed to the new format [23:36] the other half are icon over label [23:36] ScottK, I'll help with your problem if you help with mine [23:38] Riddell: enter search term -> press enter -> konqueror popup with error about strigi:/ | uses crystal icons | doesn't follow KDE 4 file association (which in my cases opens ruby scripts with wine) | tries to draw a shadow of the search results, which is in fact placed in the top left corner rather than underneath the search result popup [23:40] NCommander: Please point me at the patch again? [23:40] apachelogger: right, I'll remove it [23:40] apachelogger: vandenoever did say he was working on a KDE 4 one [23:40] ScottK-laptop, I don't have it, I lost my files last night. You said you got it via email [23:40] Ah. That one. [23:41] Yes, I have it. [23:41] I mistook which one that is. [23:41] Riddell: would be cool if he manages to get it ready before intrepid, currently one can't really search strigi [23:41] then again it is not on by default anyway [23:41] ScottK, I need a no-changes rebuild done on a package in hardy and uploaded to hardy-proposed (https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-python-extras/+bug/181068) [23:42] Launchpad bug 181068 in gnome-python-extras "miro.real crashed with SystemError in MozillaBrowser() on PPC" [Low,Confirmed] [23:42] * apachelogger prepares an SRU for strigiapplet [23:42] ScottK, I'll roll a proper debdiff for it [23:42] apachelogger: he did suggest he would at akademy, but I've not seen anything [23:44] NCommander: The patch you mailed me last night was your 3.5.9 lpia fix. [23:44] Ah crud [23:44] apachelogger, do you still have my kdelibs patch on amd64? [23:44] NCommander: probably [23:45] apachelogger, if so, can you please give it to ScottK so I don't need to reroll it [23:45] .!!!~~~~>Bat Pasted at http://paste.ubuntu.com/45536/ [23:45] * apachelogger loves batpaste [23:46] NCommander: Is this gnome-python-extras bug fixed in Intrepid? [23:46] ScottK-laptop, yes, cody is going to do that one, since he can simply mark it ok for SRU, and save you some work [23:47] NCommander: It has to be done in Intrepid before we can upload to hardy-proposed. [23:47] ScottK-laptop, its fixed in intrepid [23:48] NCommander: regarding the inotify fix ... think i saw a proper fix (eg. not just disabling it) in the kde svn log [23:49] a|wen, it would have to be a pretty extensive hackjob to fix that, since the problem was conflicting kernel/glibc headers [23:49] (the issue doesn't seemingly happen on glibc 2.7) [23:50] NCommander: r858854 | mueller | 2008-09-08 22:32:46 +0200 (Mon, 08 Sep 2008) | 3 lines [23:50] link? [23:50] (I could be wrong) [23:51] NCommander: kdelibs is a long testbuild, so you have some time to consider options. [23:52] kde rev 858854 [23:52] ScottK-laptop, its roughly 15 minutes for me [23:52] http://websvn.kde.org/?rev=858854&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde -r 858854 [23:52] NCommander: ^ [23:52] awesome [23:53] * a|wen thanks apachelogger [23:54] oh, I see how its fixed [23:54] I didn't realize glibc had an interface for inotify [23:54] a|wen, nice catch, I'll respin the fix [23:55] ScottK, can you upload the hardy-proposed fix for me? It needs a core-dev to upload, its ubuntu-sru, not motu-sru thats needed >.<; [23:55] NCommander: cool ... then there was a point for me to look at the svn commits today :) [23:55] a|wen, I owe you one [23:56] * ScottK-laptop kills the kdelibs build. [23:56] ScottK-laptop, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/music123/+bug/268260 - I'll help fix kdelibs if you'll help with this ;-) [23:56] Launchpad bug 268260 in music123 "GNAT 4.2 Transition Tracking Bug" [Undecided,New] [23:56] * a|wen is still waiting for his kdepim build [23:57] * NCommander can hear scott screaming from here [23:57] Riddell: is the updated kubuntu-default-settings in alpha 5 or post? [23:57] kdelibs (4:3.5.10-0ubuntu4) intrepid; urgency=low [23:57] * Corrected FTBFS on amd64 by disabling inotify, which is broken [23:57] due to a glibc/linux headers disagreement on flock. [23:57] Who uploaded this? [23:58] not me [23:58] seele: no, went in yesterday [23:58] * NCommander rolls eyes [23:58] I don't even know when my fixes are getting uploaded anymore [23:58] NCommander: shouldn't you get an email? [23:58] Riddell: ok [23:58] Not always [23:58] It's been very hit or miss recently [23:58] I see [23:58] NCommander: well, at least it built on all arches ;-) [23:59] NCommander: For that I want php-clamavlib and the Hardy-Backports version of the kdelibs lpia patch. [23:59] ScottK-laptop, what was wrong with kdelibs on lpia. It was kdenetwork that broke