/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/12/06/#kubuntu-devel.txt

ScottK-laptopdirecthex and FireRabbit: You can't add kdebase-workspace-dev as a build-dep for kde4bindings because that would cause a circular build depenedency.00:03
ScottK-laptopWithout the mono packages enabled what's in bzr builds.00:04
directhexScottK-laptop, then something is broken - qyoto is searching for nepomuk headers found in that package only00:05
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: I agree.00:06
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: I think I found the switch for it.  Let me see if I can find it.00:07
ScottK-laptop... again00:07
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Try grep -i nepomuk csharp/CMakeLists.txt in the source tarball.  I think that'll show you how to patch it off.00:09
directhexScottK-laptop, so the suggestion is "balls to nepomuk, just build the rest"?00:11
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Yes.00:11
ScottK-laptopOne step at a time.00:11
DaSkreechSalty balls?00:12
ScottK-laptopDaSkreech: This is a family friendly channel ...00:12
ScottK-laptop;-)00:13
DaSkreechI'm not allowed to say salt?00:13
directhexno. salt is bad for you00:13
DaSkreechIt doesn't hurt the sea :-(00:13
DaSkreechTO the movies!!00:14
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: I'll be glad to sponsor kde4bindings once you're done.  Just push your changes in bzr.00:25
ScottK-laptopI am going to wait until the current kde4libs build is done on armel before I do anything though.00:25
directhexi'm going to wait for this test build to finish, then get some sleep before learning bzr00:25
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: And to your earlier point: While many members of the anti-mono crowd are somewhat over the top (I'm told I have a gift for understatement), not all of them are crazy.00:26
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Why don't we deal with that now.00:27
ScottK-laptopWhile you're waiting ...00:27
directhexScottK-laptop, of course not, and i support anyone's freedom to chose their frameworks - but i have a real dislike for the demagogy and fascism displayed by some of the more... outspoken... opponents.00:27
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Do you have an SSH key in your Launchpad account.00:27
directhexyeah, dunno how up to date it is though. i should check00:28
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Right, but OTOH you can't know for sure about submarine patents and for those of us residing in jurisdictions where software patents are legal, I think it's a fair concern.00:28
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: OK.  Need that first.00:28
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Have you used svn much?00:28
directhexyeah00:29
directhexaha, only my office machines are in there00:29
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: This won't be too hard then.00:29
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: If you want to just pastebin me the change, I can stuff it in bzr or just toss a new key in there.00:29
directhexright, added00:30
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: I'm pretty much a bzr neophyte myself, so we'll see how this goes.00:31
directhexo_o00:31
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdebindings/ubuntu has instructions on how to pull a branch.00:31
directhexokay, i spy a patchsys. good.00:33
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Here's the official Kubuntu bzr howto: http://aplg.kollide.net/kubuntu/docs/BZR-HOWTO.txt00:33
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Yes, quilt.00:33
ScottK-laptopAll KDE core packages have it built into the standard KDE package structure.00:33
directhexcmake says it's 21% done on a test build. ho hum.00:35
ScottK-laptopI've built kde4bindings a few times, so I knew we had time to work on bzr....00:36
directhexScottK-laptop, in reply to earlier, i take shuttleworth's view on patents. he's smarter than me, so i defer to him.00:37
ScottK-laptopIn general, I agree, but Microsoft has a specific history of bad acts that makes me particularly leary.00:39
ScottK-laptopI may just feel strongly about it because I've had stuff I helped develop show up in Microsoft patent claims.00:40
directhexmmm, i reckon they have more to gain from sabre rattling than from specific action. they still haven't revealed their hundreds of "violated" patents in the kernel00:40
ScottK-laptopAgreed.00:41
ScottK-laptopFor now ...00:41
directhexeverything in life is only for now00:41
directhexeven patent violation. you can ask the freetype guys about that one00:41
ScottK-laptopWell I think there is a risk associated with letting ourselves get too dependent on this particular technology.00:42
ScottK-laptopNow the degree of risk is unknown, so it's not suprising reasonable people disagree on how high it is.00:42
directhexand a valid question is how do you define "too dependent"00:44
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directhexan app framework... honestly, i wouldn't lose any sleep. more than that? don't reckon it'll ever happen really00:44
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Well I think KDE is not at all dependent.  We could rip it out tomorrow and not miss a beat.00:45
ScottK-laptopI like it that way.00:45
directhexbut there are escape tunnels and get-out routes built into every stage. worst case scenario, we lose ms.net interop, but keep "something" which is a nice framework for *nix00:45
directhexi think it's a positive for people with a windows background to be able to knock up some kde4 plasma in a language they already know, in a few minutes. but if that goes, well, c'est la vie00:46
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: I think that is potentially an optimistic assessment.  Recall that in the patent game independent invention doesn't help.00:47
ScottK-laptopSure. I agree.00:47
directhexScottK-laptop, in the yank patent system, prior art doesn't help either! :p00:47
ScottK-laptopI'm glad to provide the bindings, but wouldn't want it in our core anywhere.00:47
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Yes.  The system is broken, but it's the one we got.00:47
ScottK-laptopAlthough there was a recent court case that seems likely to significantly narrow what's patentable in software.00:48
directhexit's not in gnome's core either. one or two apps... the apps can be swapped out. they might be inferior replacements (that's an argument i'm NOT getting into, one the desktop team can have far away from me)00:48
directhexi just want ubuntu to be absolutely the most attractive platform for anyone for anything. with best of breed apps everywhere. and i don't want to have some mandate on what free software devs may and may not use as a language00:49
ScottK-laptopYeah, I'm good with that.00:49
directhexfr'example, dropping beagle for tracker... good! i want the best, not the monoest. but equally, i want the best, not the least monoey, when comparing f-spot to the competition00:50
ScottK-laptopRight.  I really have no opinion on those since I don't run Gnome.00:51
directhextracker instead of beagle was an obvious choice. other questions... not my call, and i don't use notetaking or photo org apps. but the desktop team made that call, and i want to help support that00:52
ScottK-laptopWell kde4libs on armel is at 65% and it started 4 hours ago, so we have a while yet.  How's your test build going?00:54
directhex68%00:55
directhexi need a new pc really. one of those nice new i7 chips...00:55
ScottK-laptopMy desktop is still running Dapper and compiling big packages on a laptop with a 4200rpm micro hard drive is not fun.00:55
ScottK-laptopI really need to upgrade the desktop.00:56
FireRabbitdapper, wow :)00:56
ScottK-laptopIt's still working nicely for me and I really don't need any of the fancy new stuff for doing $WORK.00:56
directhexScottK-laptop, i compiled OOo on my laptop for testing mono transition patches. fast cpu, but still a laptop...00:56
ScottK-laptopWell kde4bindings doesn't take that long.00:57
ScottK-laptopWhat's fun is suspending in the middle of a build, resuming, and having it work.00:57
ScottK-laptopThat always suprises me.00:57
directhex:o00:57
directhexif i knew that worked, i wouldn't have had the laptop open & eating the battery on the drive home from work00:58
ScottK-laptopI won't swear it always works, but it's worked for me.00:58
directhexwell... it's a rather new laptop, not everything works right yet01:00
directheximpressive given some of the hardware only had git patch based support about a month before intrepid release, but not 100%01:00
directhexi wasn't expecting it to even boot pre-jaunty though01:00
ScottK-laptopSo kde4libs took 8 hours on armel last time, so we've got 4+ hours before I could upload anything.01:03
directhex[ 88%] Building lib/qt-dotnet.dll01:04
ScottK-laptopGotta run (ballet lesson is over).  See you in about an hour.01:04
nixternalDescription: <insert up to 60 chars description> <insert long description, indented with spaces>01:09
nixternalwhat is that all about? that is the mozilla-plugin-plasma package description01:09
nixternaleven though it isn't an official repo, could we at least make sure we at least follow the standards01:10
nixternalespecially when you have Ubuntu MOTU Developers set as the maintainer of the package01:10
nixternalapachelogger: will you please add me to ~kubuntu-experimental so I can upload?01:13
nixternalRiddell: ^^ or you I guess :)01:13
directhexdpkg-deb: building package `libsoprano2.0-cil' in `../libsoprano2.0-cil_4.1.80-0ubuntu1_amd64.deb'.01:17
Riddellnixternal: approved01:24
nixternalthank you sir01:27
directhexhm. okay, how do i do something with my local bzr changes?01:37
nixternalbzr ci -m 'these are my changes' && bzr push01:39
directhexi'm lost. i just about managed to get it onto the internest. someone do something useful with https://code.launchpad.net/~directhex/+junk/monotransition01:46
directhexit's nearly 2am, i need some sleep. tell ScottK i said hi01:47
ScottK-laptopBack.  How's it going?01:58
jjessecold02:01
ScottK-laptopjjesse: @ UDS/fosscamp?02:02
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Did it finish yet?02:10
jjesseScottK-laptop: nope i get there on sunday night02:12
ScottK-laptopjjesse: Ah.  Well good luck with it.02:12
jjesseis there a #uds or #fosscamp02:12
ScottK-laptopDunno.  I'm sure there is/will be.02:12
Riddell#fosscamp for now02:12
jjesseah02:12
jjesseand #uds soon02:13
jjesse?02:13
Riddelljjesse: dunno, check if it's registered I guess02:15
ScottK-laptopjjesse: It'll likely be #uds-jaunty or some such.02:18
* ScottK-laptop moves on to the next stop for the evening.02:31
* ScottK-laptop is looking into kde4bindings now.06:18
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ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Diff looks good.  Test building now.  I'd have given bonus points for a lintian over-ride for E: kde4bindings source: missing-build-dependency-for-dh_-command dh_clifixperms=cli-common-dev06:23
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Also I looked at irclogs.ubuntu.com and saw where you put your stuff.  That worked great.  It was easy to merge with what I had already.06:25
ScottK-laptopArgh!!! http://paste.ubuntu.com/81250/07:45
ScottK-laptopI think this happened before and it built OK on the buildd, so I just uploaded it to my PPA to see ...07:45
Hobbseestrange?07:50
Hobbseedid /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/PyKDE4/ exist at the time?07:51
ScottK-laptopYes.07:56
ScottK-laptopOther files got copied into it.07:56
ScottK-laptopI think something is weird in my chroot.07:56
ScottK-laptopIf it builds on my ppa, then I'm going to dump the chroot and make a new one.07:57
* ScottK-laptop heads to bed. I'll upload it if it built tomorrow.07:57
Hobbseevery weird08:00
ScottK-laptopYeah.08:01
ScottK-laptopI pushed the changes so far into the bzr repo and I'm heading to bed.08:01
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NCommandermorning apachelogger and ScottK09:48
NCommanderI have a request, can someone please look into uploading kde4bindings from the PPA (it builds; test built in my PPA)09:51
snikkeri've got this error: KDEInit could not launch «/usr/bin/kate» (i've posted here because i've got no answer in #kubuntu)11:02
Hobbseedo you have kate installed?11:04
jussi01Hobbsee: that error happens for a lot of programs for me,but they start still11:05
snikkeryes, is instellaed and run, but i've got the error when i open a second text file11:05
Hobbseestrange11:05
snikkerthis appen only with the -u switch in the kate.desktop file (kate -u %U)11:07
snikkeris not possible fix it?11:20
Hobbseei've no idea11:33
directhexScottK-laptop, can you *please* ensure the debian kde team gets its hands on the mono 2.0 transition stuff - or do i need to bug them myself?12:44
ScottKdirecthex: I can send it to them.13:28
ScottKdirecthex: Not quite out of the woods yet though: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20254100/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-lpia.kde4bindings_4:4.1.80-0ubuntu2~ppa1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz13:29
ScottKIf NCommander shows up,maybe someone can point him at that ...13:30
cbrthe default volume change shortcut in kmix @ kde 4.2 beta1 is the PCM slider.. and it changes sound for VLC etc, but it doesnt affect Amarok one bit13:37
cbrwhy is that?13:37
directhex[ 88%] Building lib/qt-dotnet.dll13:47
directhexcd /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/obj-i686-linux-gnulp/csharp/qyoto && /usr/bin/csc -debug -define:DEBUG -unsafe -warn:0 -keyfile:/build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/key.snk -out:/build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/obj-i686-linux-gnulp/lib/qt-dotnet.dll -target:library /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/src/SmokeInvocation.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/src/SmokeMarshallers.cs /build/buildd/kd13:47
directhexe4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/src/Qyoto.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/src/QyotoMetaData.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/src/AssemblyInfo.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/core/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/gui/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/network/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/sql/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4binding13:47
directhexs-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/xml/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/svg/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/opengl/*.cs /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/csharp/qyoto/qdbus/*.cs13:47
directhexhm, that was longer than expected13:47
directhex"[ 89%] Built target qt-dotnet" is the important bit tho. it certainly *seems* to be built13:48
directhex-- Installing: /build/buildd/kde4bindings-4.1.80/debian/tmp/usr/lib/mono/gac/qt-dotnet/4.4.0.0__194a23ba31c08164/qt-dotnet.dll13:49
apacheloggerdirecthex: interesting approach to length really15:23
directhexapachelogger, the key point is "it's building that dll fine"15:43
apacheloggerdirecthex: but not in the path we try to copy it from16:06
apacheloggerdirecthex: I think the whole copying in debian/rules can be dumped ... my guess is that in 4.1.73 qyoto didn't install the files, which appears to be working now16:07
DaSkreechAnyone having issues with present windows in the beta?16:09
nixternalapachelogger: we have anythign close to amarok 2 packages yet?16:22
smarternixternal: amarok-kde416:23
smarterif you're speaking of 2.0.0, it's packaged and waiting for official release16:23
apacheloggernixternal: not in jaunty16:23
* nixternal is using intrepid16:23
apacheloggerwe need a working mysql5.1 first16:23
apacheloggernixternal: kubuntu-members-kde416:23
smarteryay, krunner crashed16:23
nixternalroger that, thanks apachelogger16:24
apacheloggeror you join the ninjas, in which case you would get access to 2.0+apacheloggerfix :P16:24
apacheloggerhm16:24
apacheloggeractually apacheloggerfix is not uploaded yet ;-)16:24
apacheloggersomone broke my oxygen icons btw16:25
apacheloggeroh, I have serious version conflicts16:26
nixternalhow do I join these ninjas?16:27
DaSkreechWith stealth16:33
directhexapachelogger, right, sure. i'm also a little curious about the nepomuk problem, but i don't think it's a priority#16:39
paracetamolo1hello16:39
paracetamolo1I'd like to know if there is a digikam 0.10package planned in the near future16:40
paracetamolo1because otherwise I'll try to compile it from sources16:40
paracetamolo1thanks16:41
apacheloggerdirecthex: the nepomuk problem isn't a problem, that is an upstramish issue of source distribution16:43
apacheloggerparacetamolo1: sure16:43
paracetamolo1when it will be available?16:44
paracetamolo1a week or two month?16:44
apacheloggerin the near future16:44
paracetamolo1just to have an idea16:44
paracetamolo1ok16:45
paracetamolo1thank you guys for your work16:45
paracetamolo1I know you're keeping busy :)16:45
apacheloggerwe certainly do ;-)16:45
apacheloggerRiddell: 2 questions: 1) shall I dump debian/cdbs from kde-l10n and use kde4.mk instead 2) can the debian/scripts stuff be dropped from kdesdk in favor of pkg-tools-kde?16:47
Riddellapachelogger: yes and yes16:49
Riddellthe second one already should be16:49
Riddelloh well, kdesdk needs changed still I guess16:49
apacheloggeryes16:50
apacheloggerRiddell: having fun at fosscamp?16:50
ScottK-laptopdebian bug 49886817:24
ubottuDebian bug 498868 in cli-common-dev "cli-common-dev: misparses monodis output or doesn't set MONO_PATH properly" [Important,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/49886817:24
ScottK-laptopI think I figured it out.17:42
smarterwhere does Plasma stores the gethotnewstuff-downloaded themes?17:46
Riddellapachelogger: yeah, pleasant enough http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/2008-06-12-uds-hot-tub.jpg17:49
apacheloggerRiddell: hehe :D17:50
ScottK-laptopUploaded another try on kde4bindings to my PPA.  We'll see if it survives on LPIA or not ...17:51
NCommanderhye all17:59
NCommander*hey17:59
NCommanderScottK, monring/afternoon18:00
ScottKNCommander: Hey.18:01
NCommanderScottK, did you get a chance to look at kde4bindings again18:01
ScottK-laptopYeah.  We almost got the mono stuff building.18:02
ScottK-laptopYour stuff is good.18:02
ScottK-laptopI just tossed another try at my PPA.  The last one built on amd64/i386, but not lpia.18:02
NCommanderScottK-laptop, yay for good stuff.18:02
ScottK-laptopI think I got it though.  We'll see.18:02
NCommanderScottK-laptop, is it just the mono binding thats broken? (I'm only being somewhat insistant on this because this should fix bindings on ARM)18:03
ScottK-laptopNCommander: Yes.  I'll upload something today either way.  Either your stuff if I don't get mono sorted or all of it if I do.18:03
ScottK-laptopNCommander: Should know in about 32 minutes: https://launchpad.net/~kitterman/+archive/+build/80700318:05
NCommanderThanks ScottK, sorry to nag18:05
ScottK-laptopNCommander: No problem. I understand why you're anxious.18:06
ScottK-laptopI wasn't going to do a new bindings upload until after your latest kde4libs was done on armel anyway, so you've only lost ~15 hours.18:06
NCommanderScottK-laptop, I probably should apply the standard disclaimer; I have yet to be able build kde4bindings on armel (yay for slow shitty HW)18:06
ScottK-laptopNCommander: Well if we're fixing other stuff, if that one doesn't go so well it's not a wasted upload.18:07
NCommanderyeah18:08
NCommanderI don't want to send any patches upstream until I'm sure everything going to work sanely18:08
NCommanderas far as I can tell, we're the first people to try compiling the KDE4 series on ARM hardware18:08
NCommanderor 4.1-4.218:08
ScottK-laptopNCommander: I've seen KDE4 on seele's N810, so I know that's not true.18:09
ScottK-laptopIt was 4.1 she had.18:09
NCommanderIts strange, I'd like to know how they got it to compile18:09
NCommanderThe Debian ARM guys have been scratching on how to get it working it seems18:09
* ScottK-laptop looks at seele, becuase he doesn't remember where she got it.18:10
smarterhttp://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/3546 maybe?18:13
* ScottK-laptop needs to run $MIDDLE_CHILD to school, so I'll be back in ~45 minutes to see how kde4bindings worked out.18:22
NCommanderah18:29
Riddellhttp://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Maemo/KDE4_on_n81018:30
paracetamolo1for problems relative to kde4.2 beta, may I ask here?18:44
smarterdepends18:44
smarterask, we'll see18:44
paracetamolo1packaging issue i guess18:45
paracetamolo1I keep getting 'broken pipe'18:45
paracetamolo1during kubuntu upgrades18:45
smarter"broken pipe" is not the error, just a consequence of the error18:45
paracetamolo1this time kde-window-manager and systemsettings18:45
smarterplease paste the full log so that we can see what really is the error(thought I already have an idea)18:46
paracetamolo1won't install, because they will overwrite some files from kdebase-workspace-bin18:46
paracetamolo1one sec, I tell you the precise files18:47
smarteryup, that's it, we've some overwrite problems18:47
paracetamolo1systemsetting --> /usr/lib/kde4/kcm_fonts.so18:47
paracetamolo1kde-window-maanger --> /usr/lib/kconf_update_bin/plasma-add-shortcut-to-menu18:48
paracetamolo1theese are the file each package is trying to overwrite18:48
paracetamolo1both files also belong to kde-workspace-bin18:49
paracetamolo1i tryed with $ dpkg --force-overwrite -i kde-window-manager18:50
paracetamolo1ooops: tryed -> tried18:51
paracetamolo1when i launch kwin it prints:18:54
paracetamolo1kwin: error while loading shared libraries: libkephal.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory18:54
ScottK-laptopNCommander: It built, so after I fiddle debian/changelog for the archive, I'll upload it.18:57
* NCommander nods18:57
ScottK-laptopNCommander: Uploaded.  Did you see R!dell's Maemo link?19:06
NCommanderno19:06
seeleScottK-laptop: sebas is the one who started the n810 howto and i added some logic gap stuff19:07
seeleunfortunately the person who is maintaining the packages doesnt have time to do it anymore.. and so i think only 4.1.1 is available19:08
seeleand it's buggy as all hell19:08
ScottK-laptopNCommander: ^^^^19:08
seeleNCommander: also.. don't replace the hilden desktop default or else your device will crash and reboot19:09
NCommanderseele, oh, I see, well, we'll be working to change that, once everything is compiled19:09
seelesweet19:26
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seelebrr.. can't wait to get to cali for a week20:07
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DaSkreechseele: What's the occasion?20:26
nixternalalmost forgot to do my pre-boarding crap for tomorrow's flight...luckily I got in Boarding Group "A"21:04
Riddellnixternal, seele: do you know when you're getting in?21:28
ScottK-laptopRiddell: I'd appreciate it if you'd go ahead and bin New kde4bindings when you have a moment.  It's built on most archs now.21:36
RiddellScottK-laptop: best say binary instead of bin, I might mistake it for a verb :)21:53
ScottKRiddell: OK.  binary then ...21:53
Riddellwho's the hero that fixed it?21:54
NCommanderwait, what?21:54
NCommanderhey Riddell and ScottK21:54
Riddellkde4bindings is in new21:55
ScottKNCommander did the armel stuff (that's still going, so keep your fingers crossed), directhex did the mono stuff, and I did a bit a cleaned so mono would build on lpia21:55
ScottKa cleaned/of cleanup21:55
NCommanderRiddell, yay21:55
NCommanderI think it should build on armel21:55
NCommanderI don't know if KDE proper is actually going to work (I had to write a good chunk of code in kde4libs to get it to handle floats)21:56
directhexScottK, i'm curious about what was needed for the lpia breakage21:56
RiddellScottK: accepted21:57
ScottKdirecthex:  In debian/rules change cp obj-*-linux-gnu/lib/qt-dotnet.dll rules to cp obj-*-linux-gnu*/lib/qt-dotnet.dll because lpia uses obj-i686-linux-gnulp21:57
ScottKRiddell: Thanks.21:57
directhexScottK, aha! explains why it built fine in my amd64 pbuilder21:57
directhexScottK, thanks for the info21:57
NCommanderwooo21:58
* NCommander hugs directhex 21:58
ScottKdirecthex: I had to diff the relevant bits of the i386 and lpia build logs to figure it out.21:59
NCommanderScottK, w.r.t. to kde4bindings, I'm happy to report its past its previous FTBFS point22:01
directhexScottK, well investigated, though. i know how frustrating seemingly inexplicable problems can be, when there's no rational reason why it isn't working22:01
NCommanderdirecthex, the reverse is true, when something is working yet logic says it shouldn't :-/22:01
directhexNCommander, i spent all of friday with funny problems at work, caused by the lack of /etc/ldap.secret22:02
NCommanderyay for LDAP's lack of quality documentation -_-;22:02
ScottKNCommander: Kewl.22:03
* NCommander needs to figure out how to get from the airport to the hotel22:03
ScottKdirecthex: I'm just glad I actually found and fixed an FTBFS like that myself instead of just getting NCommander to do it for me like I usually do.22:03
* NCommander sighs22:03
NCommanderScottK, which FTBFS was this? Mono?22:04
ScottKNCommander: Yeah on lpia.22:04
ScottKThe mono bindings part of kde4bindings specifically.22:04
NCommanderyuck22:04
NCommanderOh yay22:04
NCommanderthat means KDE on lpia might actually build22:04
ScottKYeah.22:04
* NCommander finds it kinda pathetic that KDE needs actual porting to ARM22:05
NCommanderGranted, its nothing major, but isn't the point of Qt this isn't necessary :-/22:05
ScottKNCommander: Well it's a beta.  This is a great time to be finding these problems.22:05
NCommanderScottK, yeah ...22:05
* NCommander looks at the build backlog22:05
ScottKThis is excatly why we jump to the next release as soons as we can ...22:06
HobbseeNCommander: check when people are grabbing taxis.  or take the shuttle.22:06
NCommanderWhat shuttle?22:06
* NCommander perfers mass transit if possible22:06
directhexand why i wanted the mono transition early! although the actual mono changes to kde4bindings are tiny... it's unrelated kde suckage that caused further issues ;)22:06
NCommanderHobbsee, you state side?22:06
NCommanderdirecthex, KDE has a lot of suckage w.r.t. to compiling the damn thing from source22:07
HobbseeNCommander: huh?22:07
NCommanderHobbsee, are you in the United States22:07
Hobbseesuper shuttle.  didn't you get jorge's mail22:07
HobbseeNCommander: no, i leave in ~6 hours22:07
NCommanderor still in Australia22:07
NCommanderah22:07
ScottKdirecthex: It would have been convenient to not deal with the mono transition at the same time we were in the middle of KDE 4.1 -> 4.2, but as you say, better early.22:07
NCommanderYeah, I did22:07
directhexwhen's UDS coming back to oxford, then? i could actually go if it was in oxford ;)22:07
HobbseeNCommander: i still have 1 car, 1 bus, 2 trains, 1 plane, and 1 taxi in front of me...22:07
NCommanderBut I *hate* taking private transportation if avoidable22:07
NCommanderHobbsee, O_o;22:07
Hobbseeyay for trackwork.22:08
HobbseeNCommander: there might be trains / buses etc - i've no idea.22:08
NCommanderI've been to SF before22:08
NCommanderI just need to see if the hotel is close to a BART or MUNI station22:08
* NCommander did get his jacket pressed22:08
NCommanderI don't know how things just get wrinkled hanging in my closet22:08
ScottKNCommander: Apparently Google maps is all you need: http://luisbg.blogalia.com//historias/6093022:09
NCommanderYeah, I saw that22:09
NCommanderI'll never visit the pier again22:09
NCommanderI got divebombed by pidegons22:09
* DaSkreech throws flowers on Hobbsee22:09
ScottKRiddell: "it's important to sample the local culture, even if it is raw meat" is priceless.22:10
HobbseeDaSkreech: thanks!22:10
* Hobbsee plays in the flower petals22:10
* NCommander pulls out the snowblower and dumps snow on Hobbsee22:10
RiddellScottK: I'm amazed I didn't have any problems after eating it22:11
NCommander*sigh*22:11
NCommanderIts been fun22:11
NCommanderBut I got to get on the road again22:11
NCommanderI'll drop in later22:11
* ScottK will be back in a couple of hours ...22:13
* NCommander grumbles23:13
siekaczhi23:13
NCommanderMiserable23:14
NCommanderAbsolutely ****ing miserable23:14
seeleRiddell: I get in a little after 17:00 Sunday23:17
HobbseeNCommander: why?23:18
Riddellhi siekacz23:18
NCommanderkde4bindings and sip can burn23:18
NCommanderEvery time I plug one FTBFS, two more crop up somewhere else23:18
siekaczkde4 doesn't respect resolution settings23:18
seelewho was working on printing?23:37
Riddellseele: which part of it?23:40
DaSkreechRiddell was doing printing stuff as I recall23:42
seeleRiddell: the wizard23:42
seeleRiddell: no error message when you put a space in the printer name.. it just sits there when you click OK to complete the printer installation23:43
Riddellseele: Arby seems to have volunteered, it's still on my to do as well23:43
Riddellit should allow a space surely23:43
DaSkreechDon't call her surly23:43
seeleRiddell: i thought there are two names.  what is labelled as the "printer name" is the system name and i dont think cups allows you to have a space23:44
seelethe logical name is the "description" and can be whatever you want23:44
seeleunless that isnt the problem and it is a different bug23:44
Riddellbugs.kde.org is the best place for bugs23:45
seeleyep23:46
Riddellalthough poking here is useful too so I actually know to look at it :)23:50
DaSkreechAnyone one something newer than the KDE 4.2 beta right now?23:50
DaSkreechWhere is the upstream bug database for X.org ?23:55
DaSkreechFree desktop?23:55
Riddellthink so23:58
DaSkreechok23:59

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