[00:14] Riddell: what is your opinion on the ctrl+alt+backspace issue? [00:14] Riddell: because it effects kubuntu [00:22] seele: I think we should change the K menu to say Start so Windows users won't be confused. [00:28] ScottK-laptop: there are many threads on that topic [00:29] I thin it's fine the way it is. [00:32] hmm.. so we're disabling ctrl+alt+backspace for jaunty [00:32] and we are hoping that we get a x.org config GUI to be able to adjust the option [00:32] otherwise you have to edit the xorg config [00:32] Well 'we' aren't disabling it, upstream is changing the default. [00:33] Bad idea, IMO, but I guess we're stuck with it [00:33] :/ [00:35] ScottK-laptop: we're stuck with it [00:35] ScottK-laptop: it is an option which can be reenabled [00:35] but possibly we wont have a GUI to do that so we would have to edit by hand [00:36] which.. i guess for the people who want the ctrl alt backspace could do that [00:36] (but then again.. i use it all the time and i hate editing conf files by hand..) [00:36] What's the alternative when X hangs? [00:36] ScottK-laptop: reboot [00:37] How? ssh? [00:43] ScottK-laptop: powerbutton? [00:43] ScottK-laptop: i dont know. i just know that we will have a checkbox where you can reenable the option [00:44] seele: That's a hard shutdown, not a reboot [00:45] well whatever. we're stuck with the default. i'm here to make sure we get our checkbox [00:47] OK. That's something I guess [00:47] Thanks [01:50] anyone able to get to wiki.kubuntu.org [01:50] im getting a internal 500 error [01:51] mm, broken [01:52] hopefully i didnt do it [02:42] hmm.. are there any dinner plans? [02:43] I'm going out shopping [02:44] grocery shopping? [02:49] seele: nail clippers, cobblers, fly's electrics [02:50] what's wrong wit your shoes? [02:50] and wtf is fly's electrics? [02:51] i have a nail file, but that might not be enough? [02:51] my shoes are falling apart [02:51] fly's is a computer shop [02:51] uh huh [02:52] well you can convince me to go shopping another time and use your nail file if you want dinner instead [02:53] Riddell: i wouldnt want you to go the way of the cobbler's children though [02:53] although.. where are you going to get shoes? [02:53] hmm.. i did see a khols [02:53] I have shoes, I just need them to be fixed [02:53] you can fix shoes? [02:54] although having them fixed would mean that I was shoeless for a fit [02:54] you are a bit crazy.. if they are broken, why not buy a new pair? [02:54] it's so sweet when people conform to their national stereotypes :) [02:54] * ScottK-laptop wonders what's wrong with duct tape. [02:55] but theyre broken! it's not like youre not using a perfectly good pair of shoes [02:55] Well you have to break new ones in. [02:55] ScottK-laptop: duct tape doesnt work too well on soles [02:55] i guess you could patch toe holes that way [02:55] i dunno if it would be very water resistant [02:56] it's not holes, it's the sole coming away from the top half, duct tape wouldn't hold it though and well I wouldn't want to look unfashionable [02:56] no.. duct tape is cool with the kids still [02:56] Anyone on KDE 4.1.3 ? [02:57] not I [02:57] Riddell: super glue? [02:57] DaSkreech: whats up [02:57] seele: maybe, I don't have any handy [02:57] I can't open URLs with kate on 4.2 beta [02:57] Riddell: super market? [02:57] Riddell: i don't know where youre going to find someone to fix your shoes.. did you look up a shop? [02:57] there's one not far from here [02:57] it tells me that ~/Documents/http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/notifications/notifications-multiverse.txt is not able to be read [02:58] whoa.. i have a balcony on my room [02:58] oh aye balcony, I should take in that washing [02:58] The hell? [02:58] DaSkreech: ~/Documents/http://...? [02:58] the url worked fine for me [02:59] Riddell: so food or maintenance? [02:59] seele: I used to be able to say File -> open -> paste URL -> KIO kicks in [02:59] Now it's not doing it [02:59] seele: we could walk towards the cobblers and see if there's a restaurant on the way [02:59] Pie cobblers? Or Show Cobblers? [02:59] DaSkreech: yeah.. and it worked for me [02:59] 4.1.3 ? [03:00] * seele still isn't convinced there is a cobbler [03:00] DaSkreech: yep [03:00] Hmm now to figure out if I'm stupid, It's a Kubuntu packaging error or this really is a bug [03:00] DaSkreech: not cobbler like the tastey dessert, a shoe fixer upper [03:01] Riddell: ok fine.. i'll bring a nail file [03:01] With Elves? [03:01] seele: see you downstairs :) [03:01] * DaSkreech ponders Riddell's penchant for getting thigns shared with him [03:01] eh? [03:02] Your nail file? [03:02] eh to who? [03:02] DaSkreech: don't you know that's the only way to get things done? [03:02] heehee [03:09] Anyone one on 4.2 beta 1 ? [05:16] DaSkreech: for your information.. no nail file has been shared :P [05:16] seele: Whoot! Riddell's power has been defeated [05:16] or de feeted [05:17] (Nail file reference) === robotgee1 is now known as robotgeek === glade88|ZzZ is now known as glad88 === glad88 is now known as glade88 [05:59] morning [06:00] good news! batl10n is working with the new framework.... sort of at least [06:03] * apachelogger saddles his pony for the ride to work [06:04] Hi Ho! [06:10] seele they have rock band going on on the 2nd level behind the elevators if you are interested [06:16] You discovered hidden Elevator Music! Acheivement unlocked [06:17] lol [06:17] nope in the hotel here aqt #uds [06:39] up early Arby? [06:39] Riddell: I'm always up early, just not always on IRC :) [08:17] DaSkreech: is, kinda [08:18] ScottK-laptop: I think "Start" would be better than that silly K [08:19] Riddell: it is Fry's Electronics...but thank you so much for that laugh :) [08:20] going through today's show notes up stairs...need to get with tonio and get kde4 beta 1 fixed in our experimental ppa...so if you get a chance you may want to add tonio to that team...tomorrow looks like I will have some free hacking time to work on some stuff [08:28] nixternal: But of course we'd be oblidged to spell it KStart to not confuse KDE users === cmvo_ is now known as cmvo [08:59] woow, with new mesa i get 1100 fps @ glxgears instead of 220 [08:59] and composite effects look smoother [09:07] Tm_T: Is kinda? [09:32] @now LA [09:32] Error: Unknown timezone: LA - Full list: http://tinyurl.com/4vyvp8 [09:32] @now Los angeles [09:32] Current time in America/Los_Angeles: December 10 2008, 01:32:54 - Next meeting: LoCo Council in 5 days [09:38] * hunger wonders why he has pulseaudio start up all the time. [09:38] Is that used by ubuntu or kde nowadays? === glade88 is now known as glade88|AFK === glade88|AFK is now known as glade88 [10:42] ~seen johntheechidna [10:42] nope! [10:43] ~seen jontheechidna [10:43] JontheEchidna was last seen 15 hours, 4 minutes and 2 seconds ago, quitting IRC (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) [10:44] better ;-) [11:14] jtechidna: ping [11:16] hi there === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [12:25] apachelogger: jtechidna: ScottK: ScottK-laptop: ~30 minutes left until A2 - can one of you copy it over? [12:36] I suggest having the possibility to revert to the last 1 or 2 versions of any packet, when residing in unstable branch. Because most of the "updates" worsen or break the software. This happens just too often and no reversion is made possible. [12:36] People who use only "stable" repos have to live with old or even antique software. [12:37] This is nowhere an acceptable solution for someone, who has to work with his computer [12:37] I mean, work in the sense of being sort of compatible with other distros/OSes documents/softwares [12:38] your definition of antique is a little odd [12:38] antique: 2 or 3 years [12:38] (k)ubuntu is released every 6 months. that's hardly neolithic [12:39] well, the IT is another topic than like paintings, developping quite faster. [12:40] so antique is appropriate [12:40] directhex: yes, but the software updates come more often [12:40] like once or twice a week [12:41] someone here who has access to the batcave? [12:41] NEED YOU! ;-) [12:41] during development, yes. people are constantly changing things and developing things and working on things. certainly there's nothing even close to "stability" in the first 4 months of a release's development cycle [12:42] but there are a few points. firstly, if you know which package broke, then either install the older deb from /var/cache/apt/archives/ or download the package from launchpad, which maintains a complete history [12:42] secondly, if you can't help identify problems, then are you sure you should be running a development release during its early days? [12:45] Guys, just as a game of thoughts: How about making the last update reversible? This would save AN EXTREMELY lot of hassle. Since the policy: only the latest version is available. [12:47] it would require significant changes to the way the archive works. what would it achieve? [12:47] directhex: I NEED openoffice 3.0 because we WORK with it at WORK, you know? [12:48] stable is only openoffice 2.4, which lacks a lot of EXTREMLY important functions. [12:49] https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive [12:49] directhex: your note on the archive was what I needed, thanks! [12:49] OOo packages for intrepid. job jobbed. [12:49] great, thanks [13:03] Nightrose: I don't think I have any special access there. [13:03] hmmm Harald asked me to ping you or Jon to copy it over if he is not around [13:04] directhex: cd /home/fehrp/Documents/LOS [13:04] clear [13:04] cd /home/fehrp/Documents/LOS [13:04] clear [13:04] maybe you have access to the ppa - i don't know where he uploaded it [13:04] Dunno. I've got no time for the next several hours anyway. [13:04] I can probably investigate in about 4 hours. [13:04] ok [13:04] thx [13:05] directhex: there is only one OO package for intrepid: version: 1:3.0.0-6ubuntu0intrepid1 but I need the last one. the one that was actual until like some days [13:05] Currently getting kids off to school and then I have to take a dog to the vet. [13:06] alright - don't worry [13:06] we'll get it done somehow [13:10] Nightrose, which PPA? [13:10] directhex: there is only a diff: [13:10] directhex: there is only a diff: [13:10] * 1:3.0.0-4ubuntu0intrepid1 to 1:3.0.0-6ubuntu0intrepid1 (221.3 KiB) [13:10] * 1:3.0.0-4ubuntu0intrepid1 to 1:3.0.0-6ubuntu0intrepid1 (221.3 KiB) [13:10] NCommander: dunno - that is the tricky part ;-) [13:10] directhex: there is only a diff: [13:10] NCommander: if you could find out that would be perfect [13:10] 1:3.0.0-4ubuntu0intrepid1 to 1:3.0.0-6ubuntu0intrepid1 (221.3 KiB) [13:10] ls [13:11] cd /home/fehrp/Documents === fehrp is now known as PADI === PADI is now known as padi [13:12] re [13:12] directhex: there is no version but the latest on launchpad for openoffice 3.0 [13:12] there is however a diff to the .4 version to .6 [13:13] but that does not help [13:19] so how goes your time of day Nightrose? [13:19] busy busy [13:19] and drupal is a pita [13:19] right now at least [13:19] I'll give you that [13:19] * NCommander is working on the all anonying KDE on ARM issue :-/ [13:19] do you know if there is a page we can link to on kubuntu.org? [13:19] link to what? [13:20] announcement for kubuntu packages [13:20] usually apachelogger and jtechidna prepare one [13:20] * Nightrose pokes Riddell [13:31] \o === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [13:32] hey [13:32] JontheEchidna: how about A2? [13:32] Harald told me to poke you [13:32] i am nearly done now so hurry hurry hurry ;-) [13:33] nice, he already has the package stuffed away in a ppa [13:34] I'll just copy it over and prepare a story [13:34] perfect [13:34] thanks [13:34] ping me when done [13:37] hey JontheEchidna [13:38] Nightrose: any release announcement url I can link to yet? (If not I can edit the story and throw the link in the minute it goes up) [13:38] hi NCommander [13:38] how goes it? [13:39] JontheEchidna: http://amarok.kde.org/en/releases/2.0 in a few minutes [13:39] ok [13:45] Nightrose: ready when you are [13:47] bonjour [13:47] It might take a minute or two for the story to hit the frontpage, so just say when [13:47] JontheEchidna: great - 5 more minutes - and if you want you could update the wiki page for the kubuntu download [13:47] that would really help [13:48] the repository guide? [13:48] or the adept howto? [13:48] JontheEchidna: amarok.kde.org/wiki/Download:Kubuntu [13:48] Nightrose: I think I fixed the tag based releasing [13:48] ah, amarok wiki :P [13:48] apachelogger: ? [13:48] ah [13:48] Nightrose: release script [13:49] great [13:49] \o/ [13:49] Nightrose: and I began refactoring the translation stuff, sorting for the statistics works, I just need to find a sensible way to drop translations that don't match the requirements [13:49] * JontheEchidna wonders how to use his launchpad openid [13:49] apachelogger: cool [13:49] apachelogger++ [13:49] JontheEchidna++ [13:50] in related news: I merged gypsy with batscripts into kubuntu-dev-tools, manpages and stuff for first iteration are ready, so I can push that stuff once I ensured all the magic works [13:50] JontheEchidna: on your profile page you should find a URL [13:50] enter that in the login field and you should be good to go [13:51] oh, my profile url is my openid url [13:51] JontheEchidna: replace stable with 2.0 please [13:51] we're not keeping 1.4 around there [13:53] * apachelogger notes that highlighting in quassel appears to be b0rked when no client is connected -.- [13:54] JontheEchidna: ok ready to go in 2 minutes [13:54] k, up the kubuntu page goes [13:55] JontheEchidna: add a pagebreak somewhere [13:55] * JontheEchidna forgot, oops [13:55] and grammar error [13:55] JontheEchidna: wiki updated? [13:56] just a second [13:56] hm [13:56] JontheEchidna: does one actually need backports? [13:56] yes, it deps on 4.1.3 [13:56] Oo [13:56] apparently there was a build issue with 4.1.2 [13:57] how come? [13:57] dunno [13:57] p3a isn't using backports as package source [13:57] hmm, then I guess it was resolved [13:57] or I built against 4.1.80 :P [13:57] that would be shitty [13:58] an admin linky here? http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Download:Kubuntu oO [13:58] Nightrose: wiki updated [13:58] glade88: reload [13:58] <.< [13:58] JontheEchidna: yay [13:58] thx [13:58] ++ [13:58] :D [13:58] *downloading deb* [13:59] https://www.kubuntu.org/node/59 doesnt open for me.. :/ [13:59] JontheEchidna: Depends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.1.2), kdelibs5 (>= 4:4.1.2), [13:59] oh, I guess that part can be removed then :P [14:00] glade88: it takes a bit for it to actually hit the front page, some technical shit about caches and the space-time continuuim [14:00] JontheEchidna: no [14:00] kubuntu.org doesn't use https :P [14:00] oh [14:00] hehe [14:00] +1 .. works now [14:00] JontheEchidna: hold on [14:01] JontheEchidna: please use that url http://www.kubuntu.org/news/amarok-2.0 [14:02] ok [14:02] JontheEchidna: you mustn't forget to set the URL path setting ;-) [14:02] node/X looks way too awkward [14:05] hm [14:05] does the news go frontpage for anyone? [14:05] * apachelogger thinks it doesn't like that it was a menu before [14:05] ah, nvm [14:06] so node/59 would be a permalink, right? if so, this baby goes into kubuntuforums news :) [14:07] wiki and story updated [14:07] glade88: news/amarok-2.0 [14:07] thanks [14:07] aside from that old kubuntu graphic on the wiki everything's good to go [14:07] Nightrose: maybe I say something rude? [14:08] *may [14:08] shoot [14:08] morning apachelogger [14:08] Nightrose: that theme is an abomination of what pasi and I created [14:08] hola NCommander [14:09] how goes it apachelogger? [14:09] apachelogger: heh - talk to krf and Ian [14:09] * NCommander finally has stopped spinning his wheels w/ kde4bindings [14:09] Nightrose: I'd rather not, I might have to throw up [14:09] anywho [14:09] Amarok got a fine release manager ;-) [14:09] Nightrose++ [14:10] :) [14:10] * Nightrose bounces [14:10] NCommander: drowning in ruby [14:10] impressive [14:10] well, I think kubuntu-dev-tools is close to release [14:10] though I also thought that like a week ago ;-) [14:12] this may be minor, but can the link "Adept howto" on the news page not point to the Kubuntu wiki but the ubuntu wiki.. orange looks ugly :/ [14:13] glade88: it is consistent with the other link [14:13] besides, IMHO orange > current kubuntu wiki theme [14:13] lol [14:14] * JontheEchidna updated the artwork for the kubuntu amarok-wiki page [14:14] \o/ [14:14] http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Download:Kubuntu [14:14] JontheEchidna++ [14:14] Nightrose: where and when is release parte? [14:14] see ako ;-) [14:14] JontheEchidna: sweeet! [14:15] Nightrose: I am already feeling sick enough :P [14:15] hehe [14:16] hm, one parte, and no sensible date :( [14:16] Nightrose: how about we throw a IRC party? [14:17] by we I of course mean you and JontheEchidna :P [14:17] :P [14:17] sounds perfect [14:17] count me in [14:17] hooray [14:17] apachelogger: you should break out that intrepid wallpaper you made [14:17] Nightrose: btw, any news on fkefer's rely project? [14:17] JontheEchidna: true [14:18] maybe write AMAROK TOO all over it [14:18] if I find it... [14:18] apachelogger: rely project? [14:18] streaming [14:19] ah [14:19] no idea [14:19] sent him to work it out with paleo [14:19] he seemed ok with it [14:20] er.. I fixed the Kubuntu logos on the polski and chinese (japanese?) pages.. but couldnt edit the content. [14:20] glade88: you don't speak japanese? [14:21] definitely not :p :D [14:21] now that is not good [14:21] Nightrose: I am quite sure that would kill kollide ;-) [14:21] apachelogger: well that's why i send him to paleo ;-) [14:22] good point [14:24] * JontheEchidna amarocks [14:26] oh dear [14:26] JontheEchidna: I made super mario look french [14:26] D: [14:28] JontheEchidna: http://aplg.kollide.net/tmp/Zeichnung.png [14:29] haha [14:29] lol @ kbluetooth [14:30] Nightrose: do you think I have to mark the party name as (c) markey? [14:30] after all he came up with that [14:30] nah - sven came up with it iirc [14:31] [18:35:59] 2.0 itself is the big name [14:31] [18:36:08] anything would just distract from it [14:31] ah [14:31] :P [14:31] indeed [14:31] maybe markey copied from sven [14:31] then markey didn't care about the copyright [14:31] lol [14:33] I actually had voyager in the upper right heaven, but somehow every approach of drawing it ended up looking pretty obscene [14:33] s/heaven/sky [14:37] amarok-kde4 is just a 12MB install oO [14:38] "just" [14:38] Nightrose: did you ever clean out the icons directory? [14:38] nope - Gerry is working on it [14:39] ok [14:52] http://digg.com/software/Amarok_2_0_0_Released [14:52] digg it! [15:22] soo.. what am I missing here? http://img111.imageshack.us/img111/4314/snapshot2df5.jpg [15:23] playlists, plugins, connections.. nada [15:23] *collections [15:26] o.o [15:27] maybe try wiping your ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok and ~/.kde/share/config/amarokrc? [15:30] woow, the latest mesa speeded kde effects up a lot but the menu b0rkage is still pretty awful :( [15:30] JontheEchidna: back to business :D [15:30] when it draws, the background is black for a fraction of a second [15:30] or rippled [15:31] especially bad in firefox [15:31] pretty awful in amarok too though [15:56] apachelogger: hi [15:56] i'm trying the capseo kwin decode thingy [15:57] and it wont work in jaunty [15:57] mplayer cant detect the codec or smth [16:23] cbr: possible, that stuff is rotting away [16:24] why can't it be encoded in something reasonable? [16:25] because captury is made as reference implementation for capseo [16:25] and kwin uses captury because it is the only sensible thing that comes with a lib [16:32] music isn't what it used to be [16:32] Nightrose: any suggestions? [16:32] moby! [16:34] I assimilated all of moby [16:34] nothing new there [16:37] Nightrose: I also need a new minion, my old one aint coming back [16:38] your minion "verschleiß" is too high honey! [16:38] you need to take better care of them [16:39] Nightrose: they just don't messure up to me, I would need ~5 of them :S [16:39] ;-) [16:40] aha! [16:40] -- Installing: /build/buildd/kde-nightly-kdebase-20081209.7+svn895076/debian/tmp/etc/kde4/wallpaper.knsrc [16:40] that also explains the menu issue [16:43] hm [16:43] merging my server branch of neon with the one on launchpad is going to be fun :S [16:47] mo4nint [16:47] morning :) [16:47] aloha jjesse-dell9 [16:47] aloha apachelogger [16:48] Nightrose: I think I just fixed GHNS and the menu issue in kde-nightly [16:48] wohooooooooo [16:49] well, once cdbs is built and I invoke usual uploads at least [16:49] Nightrose: are you busy? [16:50] a tiny little bit ;-) [16:50] read: very much so [16:50] lolz [16:50] * apachelogger needs someone else to talk to [16:50] jjesse-dell9: what do you think about adding kde-nightly-kdeedu? [16:50] * apachelogger isn't sure whether there is enough market [16:51] apachelogger: you can try me, but I probably will say "wha?" at the end... :P [16:51] jussi01: any music suggestions? [16:51] * jussi01 reads back [16:51] ohhhhhhhhhhhhh [16:51] it just hit me [16:51] apachelogger: ummm i know nothing about kde-nightly-kdeedu [16:52] jjesse-dell9: well, a dude requested to add kdeedu to kde-nightly [16:52] apachelogger: dholbachs d+b mix :P [16:52] nah [16:52] ~np [16:52] apachelogger is listening to "Amarok" by Mike Oldfield [Amarok, 2000] [16:52] there we go [16:52] lol [16:52] the only sensible music [16:52] -59:15 [16:52] and so incredibly long [16:53] * apachelogger doesn't have to worry about music for the next hour :D [16:53] apachelogger: +1 for edu - would rock [16:54] Nightrose: you are biased :P [16:54] no way! :P [16:55] ~twitter update soon my head will look like a ruby muhahahaha [16:55] status updated [16:57] Nightrose: is danny on vacation or something? [16:58] that is a pretty decent lag commit digest got there [16:58] yea :( [16:58] dunno why [16:58] maybe he also needs a minion [17:00] doods [17:00] duuuuuuude [17:00] dude? [17:00] dude. [17:00] ~order tea, earl grey, hot for Riddell [17:00] * kubotu is replicating a hot cup of earl grey for captain Riddell. [17:00] ~order coffee for seele [17:00] * kubotu slides coffee with milk down the bar to seele. [17:01] how's come i get coffee? [17:01] doooooode! [17:01] there is a dot story for you [17:01] ooh, amarok 2 is out [17:01] ;-) [17:01] ah, dot story [17:01] dooooot [17:01] haha [17:01] Riddell: you anywhere near dholbach atm? [17:02] jussi01: don't see him [17:02] ok [17:02] seele: because one needs a good cup of coffee every 3 hours [17:03] I need a good cup of coffee every 3 minutes :) [17:03] Riddell: you could try yelling [17:03] I had a good sleep last night...no partying for me [17:03] nixternal: you must be uber cool then [17:03] oh [17:03] nixternal: you must be hungover [17:03] no cool at all [17:04] seele: I never get a hangover unless I drink cheap american beer [17:04] ie. miller, bud, coors, and so on [17:04] american beer = cheap beer [17:04] not true [17:04] true it is [17:04] Goose Island is one of the best beers in the world [17:04] apachelogger: not at all [17:04] Nightrose: neon started for kde-nightly [17:04] \o/ [17:05] apachelogger: there are lots of good beers that don't have commercials on tv [17:05] rgreening had some cheep beer last night [17:05] apachelogger: I will agree that our "corporate american" beers are cheap beers [17:05] if you need hot girls to sell your beer.. [17:05] lol [17:05] oioi [17:05] we have some of the greatest micro-brewed beers I have ever tasted. [17:05] and I would almost consider myself a beer master :p [17:06] that might be because of limit of perspective then [17:06] and a Jager bomb master [17:06] that sounds weird though [17:06] anyway [17:06] though I haven't had a "great" beer since I have been here [17:06] * apachelogger goes shooting some borg while neon is trying not to fall apart [17:06] Guiness, but it is out of a bottle at the hotel and it is really nasty that way [17:06] nixternal really means the bombing after the Jager(s) [17:07] a "blowout" indeed [17:07] heh, except the Jager bombs that maddog fed jono and I at Ohio Linux Fest...they didn't have red bull there, so they used some really nasty stuff in them [17:07] hahahah [17:09] meh, forget the beer, have some finnish vodka [17:09] nixternal: did they use rockstar instead of red bull? [17:09] jagerbomb can taste pretty funky if you don't use red bull.. or something really similarly flavored [17:13] seele: I think it was something similar to mt. dew actually [17:14] ew [17:15] canadian beer is the best eh [17:18] Nightrose: announcement on amarok website doesn't link to kubuntu? [17:18] download page links to it [17:19] amarok website is slow today :) [17:19] um.. we were planning to add #kde-forum to the userbase. Cant I login to the kde userbase using my LP login? [17:19] Nightrose: http://dot.kde.org/1228917872 [17:20] Riddell: hehe yea - it is getting toeasted [17:20] * Nightrose looks [17:20] I am hungry! [17:20] glade88: you should [17:20] it gives a "Verification error" [17:20] Riddell: yay :) [17:24] nixternal: Yeah a coffee breakfast didn't cut it today [17:25] Nightrose: published [17:25] weeeeeeeeeeeee [17:25] thx Riddell :) [17:26] * nixternal can't wait for a googrito for lunch [17:27] Riddell: can we publish an article on dot news regarding the new #kde-forum channel ? [17:30] an IRC channel for forums? [17:30] don't we already have a support channel for KDE? [17:31] its not a support channel [17:31] a forum.kde.org team channel [17:36] Riddell: ? [17:37] so why does that need announced to the public? [17:37] surely the forum team will all know about it [17:37] it does.. [17:37] I was encouraged that we may do this [17:37] otherwise, it's okay if it isnt [17:38] we already have a thread in the forum about this. [17:43] any idea why on a freshly installed Kubuntu 8.10, gtk-qt-engine doesn't seem to work? [17:43] Riddell: has the help.kubuntu.org session been cancelled? jjesse said you guys talked about it yesterday already [17:44] Riddell: we are skipping it [17:45] seele: skipping it we discussed it yesterday [17:45] jono is continuig community roundtable there [17:46] oh.. alberto.. not luis [17:46] heh [17:46] seele: we never had a paticular session for it, it was part of the doc session yesterday [17:46] * seele is bad with names [17:46] or did we? [17:46] Riddell: oh, i see it on the schedule [17:46] when? [17:46] Riddell: now in DIA? [17:46] oh, so it is [17:46] http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-jaunty/2008-12-10/ [17:47] well it's jjesse-dell9's session and if he says it's cancelled then it is [17:47] right.. [17:47] the point is that is was on the schedule [17:47] it is on the schedule [17:47] i didnt realize in the doc session there waas a seperate session [17:47] so discussed it there [17:48] and i let jono know he could keep the community room for the next session [17:48] which is where it was scheduled [17:48] seele: clan (claire) might need us for rounding people up for the meusum trip this afternoon [17:48] jjesse-dell9: ok [17:50] someone should check with tonio if he knows about the museum [17:52] Riddell: thought it was just for those sponsered? was tonio sponsored? [17:53] no, that's why we should let him know if he'll be left behind [17:53] although if there's no busses from google today then he's got a long walk back [17:53] there are a lot of non sponsored people, there would have to be a bus [17:54] smarter: check your environment variables are set? [17:55] checked [17:55] GTK2_RC_FILES and that it points to a file that exists? [17:55] yes [17:55] /home/jr/.gtkrc-2.0-kde4? [17:55] yup, except the jr part of course ;) [17:55] and /usr/share/themes/Qt4/gtk-2.0/gtkrc ? [17:56] it includes it, yes [17:59] gwenview being held back on an update this mroning, using the ppa for kub8untu-users [18:10] if im using the lcd weather applet shouldnt it update as soon as i sign in? still siting at no infomration after an hour, even when it is setup to update every 30 minutes [18:14] Riddell: would this be able to replace krand upstream? [18:15] seele: yes hope so [18:15] whoo [18:17] what session are you two in? [18:17] jjesse-dell9: desktop config tool [18:17] ah [18:21] NCommander: How's that python-qt4 problem coming? [18:22] Riddell: How do we ensure this doesn't get lost during the cycle (I mean the KDE FE piece) [18:30] rgreening: FE? [18:30] is there a way to install the 4.2 beta packages as another instance of kde like neon instead of upgrading? [18:31] Riddell: UI (Front-End) [18:31] seele: not that I am aware of. [18:31] boo [18:33] ScottK-laptop, badly [18:33] rgreening: keep poking tseliot :) [18:33] seele, where was the KDE 4.1 for ARM? [18:33] Maemo [18:33] Maemo only has 3.5 [18:34] NCommander: http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Maemo/KDE4_on_n810 [18:34] Oh [18:34] deb http://93.157.1.37/~marijn/maemo binary/ [18:34] I need source packages [18:34] ah, and it looks like marjin's server is down again [18:34] oh, i dunno [18:35] NCommander: try asking Mek [18:35] where do I find him [18:35] #kde-devel [18:37] ~np [18:38] ~ping [18:38] pong [18:38] meh [18:38] ~np [18:38] oh, last.fm is down [18:39] yeah, I was having problems... [18:39] * JontheEchidna is listening to "Ordinary Man" by Triumph [18:39] thank god for local collections :P [18:40] Riddell, well, maemo solved the issue by not building bindings ... [18:40] NCommander: which bindings is he problematic one? [18:41] pykde4 [18:41] You know, the useful one [18:41] no Sime around [18:41] No ping replies [18:42] tried e-mailing sime? or pyqt mailing list? [18:43] * JontheEchidna is listening to "Smells Like Nirvana" by Weird Al [18:43] Not yet, because I'm not actually sure its an issue there [18:43] :-/ [18:45] NCommander: not sure it's an issue where? [18:55] JontheEchidna: great song, but better with the video :P [18:55] yeah, agreed [18:55] I wonder if I have "All about the Pentiums"... [18:56] yus! [18:56] :] [18:56] do you have 404 nor found? [18:57] * JontheEchidna rocks \m/ [18:57] Riddell, well, I think the remaining issues are kde4bindings [18:58] * JontheEchidna double-clicks on his mizzouse [18:58] Riddell, if I'm porting a tool that I want to possible included on a Kubuntu seed, do you want it in PyKDE, or PyQT4? === ryanakca_ is now known as ryanakca [18:59] w/in 10 [18:59] NCommander: pykde is prefered I'd say [19:00] *preferred even [19:01] as smarter says [19:01] NCommander: pyqt list also covers pykde, or you can try the kde-bindings mailing list [19:02] why oh why does libkhtml not link to libkjs [19:03] The python-qt4 list also covers pykde4? [19:03] NCommander: yes [19:04] * JontheEchidna is listening to "YYZ" by Rush [19:16] rgreening: /win 2 [19:16] grr [19:16] rgreening: was the encrypted ~ talk the other day or is it this week? [19:17] nixternal: can you change the kubuntujauntydocumentation spec to link the wiki page i created yesterday instead of KubuntuJaunytSpecs? [19:17] for some reason i dont have access to it [19:18] I think tomorrow seele [19:19] ok [19:21] jjesse-dell9: I can do that...currently in the governance board stuff now [19:21] nixternal: thanks [19:28] http://blogs.gnome.org/awalton/2008/12/10/new-notifications-for-jaunty/ [19:28] * smarter hopes Kubuntu doesn't get left out of this [19:31] my amarok2 can't play mp3, anything I need to install? (used to work with 1.x) [19:34] bobesponja: what's your backend? [19:35] so, what the heck is going on with notifications, and why do we care? :P [19:36] smarter: isn't this what kde 4.2 does? [19:36] yeah, we have a unified notification system with KDE 4.2 (which supports libnotify, iirc) [19:36] crimsun: no idea, I just installed amarok-kde4, let me check [19:36] oh right :] [19:37] * smarter forgot about this thingy in hi systray [19:37] then integration should be easy [19:37] and gnomies can copy kde :] [19:38] crimsun: gstreamer [19:39] crimsun: oh, works good with xine, nice :) [19:40] bobesponja: you probably want gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 or something if you want to use GSt [19:40] ok, xine would be fine I guess [19:40] thanks [19:42] JontheEchidna: I don't think it supports libnotify [19:42] smarter: that's why they're hiring qt/kde developers [19:42] hmm, it was supposed to at one point. I do remember hearing something about politics ripping galago apart from the inside [19:43] and then kde implemented it in a way that actually made sense :P [19:45] Riddell: eek, aseigo might be pinging you about the notification stuff [19:48] * smarter would apply if he was old enough to be legally able to work :P === jonathan_ is now known as jjesse-dell9 [20:49] so is beta 2 tagged already? [20:53] I think the tag just went in [20:54] mm, so then a few hours until the tarballs get generated [20:55] guess so [20:55] JontheEchidna: planning to do the ninja thing? [20:55] dunno who's heading it, but we'll probably do the ninja thing [20:56] apachelogger: btw, batpull works [20:57] \o/ [20:57] JontheEchidna: I think you are heading :P [21:28] If using apt-build, is there a deb-src for amarok-kde4 ? [21:34] genii: deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-members-kde4/ubuntu intrepid main [21:34] JontheEchidna: Nice, thanks [22:25] revu needed http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=qzion [22:32] Riddell: you might want to remove debian/README.Debian [22:37] well spotted [22:38] woow [22:38] libmsn [22:38] in ubuntu [22:41] okay, this sucks, i installed it but no msn support in kopete :( [22:42] does kopete need to be rebuilt or smth? [22:42] cbr: you need to rebuild it [22:42] :( [22:42] cbr: intrepid or jaunty? [22:42] jaunty [22:43] Riddell: and it fails to build in my pbuilder (http://pastebin.com/m695281f9 - which looks quite strange). also there are some notes behing the new(?) "Legal" link for the upload (if that needs to get fixed). [22:43] * a|wen only got those packages build for intrepid [22:43] i'll wait for a rebuild then [22:44] and continue using gai^Wpidgin [22:44] i switched to kmess instead for a short period [22:46] cbr: how did you install it? it's still in binary new [22:47] cbr: if you want to help the process, writing a main inclusion report would be much appreciated [22:47] Riddell: from the new queue in launchpad [22:47] ah [22:52] cbr: how is the "stability" of jaunty atm? [22:53] * a|wen considers upgrading soon [22:53] it's pretty solid imo [22:53] the new kde 4.2 stuff tends to be buggy though [22:54] cbr: yeah ... i'm already running beta1 in intrepid now [22:54] which again makes me worried because they pulled similar stuff with 4.0 and 4.1 saying "oh, it's just a beta, we have loads of time to polish" and then just shipped an unpolished blob [22:56] haven't looked at the timeframe ... when should 4.2 be released? [22:56] end of january [22:57] the tagging happens on the 20th [22:57] sounds like we should be able to ship a 4.2.x and not the 4.2 clean [23:01] * a|wen had kwin crash on him today ... but it managed to save itself including all the windows after some flickering [23:04] i've had plasma crash [23:04] and a hard freeze that was a result of i dont know what [23:05] but that has been from me poking around and configuring stuff [23:05] if you let it be, it'll work, i presume [23:05] let's hope it gets much better when beta becomes release [23:24] Riddell: what track are you currently in? [23:26] nixternal: desktop [23:26] what are they covering in there? [23:27] dont know [23:28] online services [23:28] but mostly just telling the online services people when they can get their stuff in, nothing very technical or user experiency [23:29] or interesting [23:32] Riddell: kde 4 beta2 tarballs are up [23:35] nixternal: so why dont you have them packaged? [23:39] blueyed: new http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=qzion and http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=qedje up if you can [23:42] seele: fancy a couple of questions on text alongside icons? [23:47] Riddell: sure.. sorry.. wasnt paying attention [23:47] where did you run off to? [23:50] nixternal: do you remember htat doc we looked at through ebn yesterday? [23:50] kabc or something like that?