/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/12/19/#kubuntu-devel.txt

vorianw00t JontheEchidna :)00:48
JontheEchidnawhy is it so hard to press the send button?00:55
vorianjust do it!00:55
JontheEchidna*click*00:55
vorianyay!00:56
* vorian responds00:56
JontheEchidnameh, awaits moderator approval00:56
vorianJontheEchidna: na, it went through00:57
vorianahhhh, because you cc'd me :P00:57
JontheEchidnayea00:58
JontheEchidnabbl, phone00:58
* Nightrose replied01:17
Nightrosego go go JontheEchidna01:17
NCommanderOooh01:21
* NCommander responds01:21
JontheEchidnaThanks guys01:29
DaSkreechHmm something is wrong01:36
DaSkreech Dolphin does not do previews any more01:36
claydohdunno if I like kvirc yet :(01:57
JontheEchidnaplasma dudes rock, they fixed a crash I reported only a few hours ago01:58
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: They are crazy good and crazy fast02:00
DaSkreechMy friend did a svn up on trunk and came to me to complain that it was crashing when he did this thing02:00
DaSkreechI was talking to aseigo at the time and mentioned it in 4 minutes the svn bot announced a revision change02:01
DaSkreechSo I told him it was fixed and he said no he JUST did an update I proclaimed again it was fixed so he updated and boom02:01
DaSkreechhe hates me02:02
* claydoh does not like kvirc even with themes :(02:05
JontheEchidnahah02:05
vorianmeh, whois is not default in kubuntu eh?02:07
JontheEchidnaha, here's a real doozy of a (corner case) crash02:26
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ScottKDaSkreech: I think Wine in Main is a really bad idea, but that02:59
ScottK's just me.02:59
ScottKJontheEchidna: I'll have a reply for you shortly.03:00
JontheEchidnaScottK: Thanks03:00
JontheEchidnaThey're gonna try to put wine in main O.o03:00
ScottKWait 'til you read it.03:00
ScottK;-)03:00
JontheEchidnaeheh03:00
vorianScottK: I agree... i don't understand that move at all.03:02
* ScottK notes that NCommander has fallen behind on testing. More amd64 alternate please.03:03
JontheEchidnaSure, wine by default would make some windows apps work out of the box. I love me some wine. But "human beings" are the type that try to execute windows executables in spam emails03:03
ScottKLack of Windows executables working by default is a feature, not a bug IMO.03:04
nixternalhahaha, nice one ScottK!03:05
nixternalboo03:05
JontheEchidnanixternal: so, how to I post a reply to anybody's email without either: (a) sending the reply only to you, or (b) making another top-level post?03:07
nixternalhrmm, did I make a booboo?03:07
JontheEchidnaI don't know03:07
nixternalhrmm, it seems my email didn't go through03:08
* JontheEchidna is not 1337 with mailing lists03:08
NCommanderScottK, :-P!03:08
nixternalshit, I don't have my mailing list stuff on this laptop03:08
nixternalgrrr03:08
* nixternal fires up the other laptop03:09
voriannixternal: dude, i feel bad for poor JontheEchidna03:09
nixternalwhy is that?03:09
vorian20 questions03:10
vorian:)03:10
nixternaldid my email already go through?03:10
vorianwell, he'll do just fine with them03:10
voriani got it03:10
nixternalI wonder who approved it03:10
voriandid you reply to all?03:10
nixternalya03:11
vorianthat's how i got it then03:11
nixternalforgot to clean out my CC list03:11
vorian:o03:11
vorianEVIL!03:11
vorianactually, like i said in my response, JE should be applying for core-dev imo03:11
nixternalthere we go...now I am back to list admining crap again03:15
vorian:(03:15
* nixternal makes sure to ban all "vorian" emails from this point on03:19
vorianwha'd i do?03:19
nixternaldon't worry about that one :)03:19
vorianother than break the chain by being the only subscriber03:20
vorian:P03:20
nixternalwth are these stup popups on LP in Firefox:  "G46 the word binary was found!"03:26
vorianhmm, linky?03:27
vorianor are they all over?03:27
nixternalthey happen with any link almost for me03:27
voriani don't get any03:27
nixternalinteresting03:28
vorianintrepid or jaunty?03:28
vorianor does it matter?03:28
vorianprolly not03:28
vorianam i crazy, or does anyone else see the problem with this?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/88249/03:36
DaSkreechAnyone has something specific to say on the alpha 2 notes?03:39
ScottKvorian: The only problem with the suggestion he should be core-dev now is that will cause a month of navel gazing by MC is the past is any guide.03:43
ScottKDaSkreech: What have you got so far?03:43
vorianhaha03:43
DaSkreechScottK: Bunch of trash :)03:43
DaSkreechhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/JauntyJackalope/Alpha2/Kubuntu03:43
* ScottK looks03:44
claydoh"the popular hunt a Icon game" lmao!03:45
* JontheEchidna is having trouble thinking of the second thing that the MC needs to improve on03:46
* ScottK hacks on it a bit.03:46
ScottKJontheEchidna: Not approving idiots who don't deserve it?03:46
JontheEchidnaScottK: I'm not really all that familiar with a lot of the council's decisions03:47
ScottKRight, well that one would have been a bit of a Catch 22 in any case.03:47
JontheEchidnamaybe they need to make themselves more vocal? I haven't seen Kubuntu doods getting mentioned as motus in newsletters when they were given mastery over the universe03:48
JontheEchidnathe ubuntu weekly newsletters03:48
* DaSkreech stops hacking on it then03:49
JontheEchidnabut maybe that's not the MC's fault03:49
vorianScottK: don't talk about me that way! you should try and remember i'm in this channel :P03:49
ScottKJontheEchidna: Maybe you don't know WTF they do is a problem?03:50
JontheEchidnayeah...03:50
vorianJontheEchidna: maybe you could suggest they don't lose track of their votes :)03:51
DaSkreechScottK: Missed anything obvious? ( I know I obviously did)04:00
ScottKDaSkreech: Have a look now.  I edited it a bit.04:01
DaSkreechScottK:  Also remember this is the second alpha relaease but techinically the first releasenotes/changelog so it needs to be complete :)04:01
ScottKDaSkreech: Agreed.  I took the bit about NM 0.7 out.  That was in Intrepid.04:01
DaSkreechScottK: It's all Ibex I'm editing the Ibex release notes :-P04:02
* ScottK looks at JontheEchidna to pimp up the KDE 4.2 goodness some more.04:02
* JontheEchidna brings out his cane04:02
ScottKDaSkreech: Sure, no trouble.04:02
DaSkreechScottK: Let me do a proper cleanup on it before I show again. What are the known issues with this release. Kmail, Kontact and konversation don't exist on the CD Amarok doesn't exist at all Anythingelse ?04:03
DaSkreechMSN broken? Bluetooth doesn't work? Installing firefox pulls in all of Gnome ?04:03
ScottKDaSkreech: I added a section on known issues but I didn't make it a main section like I should have04:03
ScottKMSN broken and bluetooth I forgot.04:03
ScottKFirefox is supposedly fixed.04:04
DaSkreechScottK:  I saw. it broke that's kinda why I asked. If I'm going to fix it might as well do it right04:04
ScottKSure thing.04:04
DaSkreechCan someone with a MSN account try MSn on BEta 2 ?04:04
ScottKJontheEchidna: Did the libmsn thing get sorted for Jaunty yet?04:04
JontheEchidnaScottK: they want a quick security review first04:05
ScottKJontheEchidna: OK.04:05
ScottKDaSkreech: Then still known to be broken.04:05
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: That's a no ?04:05
DaSkreechok04:05
DaSkreechBluetooth?04:05
DaSkreech!info amarok jaunty04:05
ubottuamarok (source: amarok): versatile and easy to use audio player for KDE. In component main, is optional. Version 2:1.4.10-0ubuntu3 (jaunty), package size 2396 kB, installed size 7040 kB04:05
DaSkreechRighto04:06
JontheEchidnabluetooth and msn for kopete aren't in jaunty04:06
ScottKDaSkreech: Feel free to make my problem descriptions more elegant.04:07
DaSkreechOr at least more upbeat :)04:08
ScottKAnyone that can test amd64 alternate?04:12
ScottKLooks like that's the major problem.04:13
ScottKbah on upbeat.04:13
ScottKIf a little negativity is going to stop someone from running this, they shouldn't run it.04:14
DaSkreechScottK: Naw I'm just in an upbeat mood04:14
DaSkreechdespite Dolphin not having a space left display option or working previews04:15
JontheEchidnaDaSkreech: space left display is configurable, thankfully04:15
* JontheEchidna never zooms dolphin04:16
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: How do I get it?04:16
JontheEchidnaGeneral section of the dolphin settings04:16
JontheEchidnaselect "Show space information"04:16
JontheEchidnajust don't tick both boxes at the same time or you'll get nothing04:17
DaSkreechI just went there...04:17
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: Whoops too late checked both. it works. beta 2 rocks04:17
nixternalwhat are you running beta2 on?04:18
nixternalare there packages hidden somewhere?04:18
* JontheEchidna points nixternal to http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2-beta-204:18
ScottKnixternal: Hidden in the Jaunty repos04:18
DaSkreechYes we put them somewhere no one reads04:18
DaSkreechThe Kubuntu website and channel topic04:18
nixternalI know it has been released...didn't know if we had any intrepid packages04:18
nixternalScottK: I can test that alternate amd64 iso if you need it04:19
JontheEchidnathat's the "we have released packages" announcement04:19
ScottKnixternal: We do.04:19
nixternalbetter not break though, and it needs to support encryption04:19
* nixternal grabs the ISO04:19
JontheEchidnanixternal: btw, replied to your message. I hope I didn't top post or anything04:19
ScottKhttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/build/kubuntu/all04:19
* JontheEchidna will be out for the night soon04:20
DaSkreechnixternal!!!04:21
DaSkreechThink up a rad pic for powerdevil then mail it to me04:21
ScottK-desktopWell that's a new one.04:30
ScottK-desktopI said yes when offered a reboot inside a chroot and it rebooted the entire machine.04:30
* ScottK-desktop didn't think it would do that.04:30
DaSkreechScottK-desktop: Wouldn't it send the command to the processor it's running on?04:31
ScottK-desktopI didn't think it would get out of the chroot.04:32
ScottK-desktopObviously I was mistaken.04:32
ScottKRight, well back again.04:33
ScottKThe good news is I did manage to upgrade the chroot from Intrepid to Jaunty OK04:34
nixternalJontheEchidna: that is exactly how you reply to an email...good job and I love the answers!!!04:45
DaSkreechAnyone remember anything significanfrom Alpha 104:49
* nixternal starts amd64 testing05:08
nixternaland it didn't start out pretty either05:08
nixternalI/O error messages like crazy05:08
* nixternal tries to find out what they were/are05:08
nixternalI am guessing every ISO has this error:05:09
nixternal"Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical lock 176351"05:09
nixternalor something similar since they are Kernel ERR messages and not Kernal WARNING messages05:09
ScottKWell we've got some good test results without anyone else mentioning it.05:15
nixternalthey may not be checking tty4 for messages during the install either05:16
nixternalI saw these on the alternate before it came up asking me to detect my keyboard, or whatever the first box is...can't remembe rnow05:16
nixternalit flashed on the screen very quickly05:16
nixternal5 minutes have passed on the "Select and install software" screen and it is still at 6% and telling me to "Please wait..."05:23
nixternalthe system is obviously doing something as I can hear the cdrom spin up and down as well as see hard drive activity via LED05:23
ScottKLovely.05:24
ScottKWell the two people who did most of the previous testing are currently absent.05:25
nixternalafter that spot, 5 minute little hang up, it is installing05:25
ScottKAh.  Progress.05:25
nixternalI think this is the farthest I have been with a Kubuntu Jaunty alternate install to date :)05:25
nixternalso that is even more progress05:26
ScottKExcellent.05:28
nixternalInstallation Completetion: errrr05:29
nixternal[!!] Configuring grub05:29
* nixternal wonders if this is due to a logical /boot partition05:29
* ScottK is thinking the launchpad-integration depends should be switched to kde5libs from kdelibs4c2a since it's only relevant to Konqueror05:29
nixternalheh, "running remove_broken_cdrom"05:30
nixternalI am seeing some different things here, not issues it seems, but things I have never witnessed before05:30
ScottKDoes it take it back to Best Buy too?05:30
nixternalinstall completed05:31
ScottKExcellent.05:31
nixternallets see if I hosed grub yet again05:31
nixternalgrub isn't hosed, just didn't install the Kubuntu grub in the correct location...easy fix though (I hope) from Ubuntu05:32
ScottKnixternal: Which partitioning option did you take?05:34
nixternalmanual w/ encryption05:34
ScottKThere are known issues with manual on Ubiquty, but not D-I.05:34
ScottKnixternal: Please file a bug and mark it in the ISO tracker.05:35
nixternalthe bug might be my fault though, which more than likely, in this case, I am the bug05:35
ScottKnixternal: At this point I'd rather get it written down and move on.  AFAIK you are the only one to try that test case.05:38
ScottKnixternal: I'm off to bed.  Just keep checking things off in the ISO tracker ...05:47
nixternalwill do...g'nite05:48
ScottKThanks.  Good night.05:48
DaSkreechScottK: does koffice conflict with Beta 2 on jaunty?06:02
ScottKDaSkreech: I went to bed 15 minutes ago.06:03
ScottKDaSkreech: No idea.06:03
DaSkreechOk06:03
DaSkreechI'll leave it as resolved then06:03
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* jussi01 waves08:54
=== nicola is now known as briseight
knusperfroschanyone with a laptop who can add a second battery? guidance doesn't seem to recognize that09:45
ScottKdavmor2: Did you file/find a bug about the manual partition problem you had yesterday?11:41
davmor2ScottK: apparently it is the continuation of a bug that already exists so I didn't need too.  evand is well aware of it and trying to find a fix.11:43
ScottKOK.  If you have the bug number it might be useful to shove it on the tracker.11:43
ScottKArby or nixternal: Any chance of you guys knocking out the last two alternate tests for i386 or amd64?11:44
ArbyScottK: sorry not really, I'm at work now and got plans for this evening. Is that all that's blocking alpha2?11:46
ScottKArby: I don't think Kubuntu is blocking, but I was hoping to get to 100% to make sure that's not the case.11:46
ScottKArby: Thanks for all you've done.  I'll see if I can find someone else....11:47
davmor2ScottK: It's not the case I think server was yesterday but slangasek was happy with the general coverage11:49
ScottKServer is looking very good now.  Xubuntu is still lacking, but I don't think that would block.11:50
ScottKSo I'm not sure why we're waiting.11:50
ScottKMaybe for evand to fix Ubiquity.11:50
davmor2ScottK: Xubuntu desktop is screwed11:51
ScottKAh.  So probably not waiting on that.11:52
ScottKDo you know what happened?11:52
davmor2ScottK: It could just be that the server tests weren't done before slangasek went to bed in which case the delay would be him.11:53
ScottKYeah.  Could be.11:53
JontheEchidnaugh, I can't find a tarball for kdenlive anywhere...12:50
JontheEchidnawow, don't look at kdenlive's website, but find the tarball at kde-apps.org :P12:57
smarterJontheEchidna: why are you fiddling with kdenlive? :]13:00
JontheEchidna:]13:01
JontheEchidnaScott asked me nicely to do so13:02
smartersomeone is already working on packaging the new version afaik13:03
JontheEchidnaaccording to Scott they disappeared13:04
JontheEchidnas/they/he13:04
smarterhmm, I think I know one of the guys, he's on the french u-devel channel13:04
* smarter pings hime13:04
* JontheEchidna notices that as the KDE prerelease releases get better, less comments are made on the Dot13:06
ScottKJontheEchidna: It's packaged in Debian Multimedia.13:16
ScottKThere's an open bug on LP about the upgrade too.13:17
ScottKJontheEchidna: http://debian-multimedia.org/pool/main/k/kdenlive/kdenlive.php13:17
ScottKJontheEchidna: The 'fun' part here is that we have mlt and mlt++ from Debian Main, not Debian Multimedia, so there are issues ...13:18
JontheEchidnaSo then we would need to merge our mlt(++) packages from debian multimedia?13:39
ScottKJontheEchidna: Dunno.13:41
JontheEchidnahmm13:41
JontheEchidnacurrent version in jaunty is higher than in multimedia, so I guess not13:41
JontheEchidnafun :D13:41
ScottKI got as far as getting mlt++ present in sufficient version, discovered it didn't work out of the box and this other guy said he was working on it.13:41
ScottKSo I quit at that point.13:42
* JontheEchidna nods13:42
ScottKBut I'd suggest that diffing the Debian Main and Debian Multimedia mlt and mlt++ might be useful for at least getting it to build.13:42
* JontheEchidna wonders when it is supposed to fail14:23
JontheEchidnaScottK: builds just fine here14:24
ScottKJontheEchidna: Kewl.  Then it's just a simple merge.14:24
ScottKWhen I tried it it couldn't find mlt during the build.14:25
JontheEchidnaI just need to clean up the merge documentation in the changelog a bit, then I can send you the package + diffs14:26
didrockshi14:31
didrocksScottK, JontheEchidna : I have almost packaged the new version of kdenlive14:31
didrocks(as told in the ML)14:32
didrocksI am just facing a strange issue in the package -data file list14:32
ScottKdidrocks: Sorry.  I thought you'd quit.14:32
didrocksand Lutin who have already packaged it should have a look at it14:32
ScottKLutin isn't very active anymore.14:32
didrocksScottK: no no, I am actually waiting for Lutin :)14:32
ScottKLikely to be a long wait.14:33
didrocksScottK: if you whish, I can show you what does not work14:33
didrocksI think I have the .dsc on my server14:33
ScottKJontheEchidna: Would you be willing to review didrocks' merge?14:33
JontheEchidnaSure14:33
didrocksJontheEchidna: I have two packages one with binaries, another one with -data14:34
didrocksI embedeed the /usr/share/doc on the binary package and do not understand why14:34
didrocks(with dh_installs)14:34
didrocksone minute, I will give you a link to the .dsc file14:34
didrocksJontheEchidna: http://www.didrocks.fr/temp/kdenlive_0.7-0.0ubuntu1.dsc14:36
JontheEchidnaI'll also need the diff.gz :)14:36
didrocksyou can dget it, it should work :)14:37
JontheEchidnaoh, same location?14:37
didrocksyeah14:37
JontheEchidnacool14:37
ScottKJontheEchidna: When you're happy, let me know and I'll review your review.14:38
JontheEchidnaOk, I have a few comments14:43
didrocksJontheEchidna: yes ?14:43
JontheEchidnaAll of our KDE4 packages generally use the kde4.mk included in the Ubuntu cdbs package so that they can be translated14:43
didrocksthis package uses debhelper (to stick, as previous version, with marillat repos)14:44
JontheEchidnaSo while it does make the diff between us and debian larger, we always just make debian/rules include include /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/kde4.mk instead of using a built-in cdbs solution or debhelper14:44
didrocksconsequently, this impact all commands in debian/rules, right?14:45
didrocks(if we get ridden of debhelper)14:46
JontheEchidnayes, using kde4.mk means that just about everything in there is unneeded14:46
didrockscan I take another KDE package as a good example?14:46
* JontheEchidna looks for a good example14:47
ScottKJontheEchidna: Changing the build system from Debian though is on the No-No list.14:47
smartersomeone should probably ask marillat to use kde4.mk14:48
ScottKIt's a Universe pacakge, so the odds of added translations is low anyway.14:48
smartersince even Debian use it: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-kde/branches/kde4/packages/kdelibs/debian/rules?op=file&rev=0&sc=014:48
ScottKAgreed.14:48
didrocksthat was what I was thinking and we normally stick with debian packaging system and patch...14:48
JontheEchidnaour kde4.mk is customized, debian doesn't really want it14:48
ScottKJontheEchidna: Yes, but they have their own.14:48
JontheEchidnaok, then stick with debhelper14:48
didrocksok14:49
* JontheEchidna wonders why debian is dropping the -data package14:51
didrocksJontheEchidna: the drop seems to be from a long time ago, so, I merged this changed to keep it14:52
* ScottK suggests a careful look at the licensing of the data.14:52
didrocksScottK: there were some licence changes/enhancement from marillat's licence files. I kept them14:53
didrocks(in the merge)14:53
ScottKdidrocks: My thought is that the data files may be non-free would be a reason.14:54
JontheEchidnawouldn't they have pruned the non-free data files from the tarball and dsfg'd it?14:54
didrocksScottK: let me have a look at their website14:55
ScottKYes, in theory, but this is from Debian Multimedia and not Debian Main, so you have to be extra careful.14:55
ScottKThe only reason Debian Multimedia exists is for stuff to legally scary for Main.14:55
JontheEchidnatoo bad the changelog is pretty sparse on debian's part14:56
didrockshum, the official website does not seem to be very talkative14:56
* JontheEchidna testbuilds14:59
didrocksoki14:59
JontheEchidna(my machine is a bit slow, 40% done)15:02
didrocksJontheEchidna: the build is long, even with a fast one :)15:03
JontheEchidnanot compared to a lot of KDE :P15:03
didrocksI imagine ^^15:04
JontheEchidnaAmarok is a bit of a beast to compile as well15:06
JontheEchidnathey have qtscript bindings for most of Qt included in the source15:06
Tm_TJontheEchidna: only because of qtscript, rest of Amarok is quite lean15:06
JontheEchidnayeah15:07
* didrocks uses Qt only for kile ;)15:07
JontheEchidnahehe15:07
didrocksooopsss, I am on #kubuntu-devel :p15:07
Tm_Tdidrocks: we all are GNOME-zealots to bring KDE down for good15:07
* Tm_T hides15:07
didrocksTm_T: :)15:07
JontheEchidnajust about done15:14
didrockswaow, longer than in my laptop :)15:15
JontheEchidnadone15:15
JontheEchidnathere shouldn't be any issues with the -data, they're pngs and text files15:18
JontheEchidnathat happen to be without copyrighs15:18
JontheEchidnahmm15:18
didrocksI had a deeper look at the kdenlive website, nothing found useful :/15:19
JontheEchidnaI couldn't even find a tarball on the kdenlive website15:19
JontheEchidnaI had to go to kde-apps, then follow the link to the main page of sourceforce15:19
JontheEchidna*forge15:19
JontheEchidnasearch for kdenlive, and get the tarball from there15:19
didrocksyes, their website is really empty :/15:19
didrocksand going to SF to find the tarball is quite strange15:20
JontheEchidnamaybe data text files don't need copyrights15:20
ScottK-laptopJontheEchidna: You know that's not true ...15:21
ScottK-laptopJontheEchidna: grep -ir copyright * on the relevant dir and see what you get.15:21
ScottK-laptopSometimes images have embedded text.15:21
didrocksScottK-laptop: so, I will have in mind to double-check marillat's packages15:22
JontheEchidnagrep -iR "copyright" kdenlive-0.7/data/ shows nada15:22
ScottK-laptopHmmmm.15:22
ScottK-laptopThere doesn't actually seem to be much in that dir, now that I've looked.15:24
ScottK-laptopI have the tarball from Debian Multimedia.15:24
JontheEchidnaus too15:24
didrocksScottK-laptop: I used this one.15:25
ScottK-laptopOK.  It doesn't seem to me that there is enough there to justify a separate data package.15:25
ScottK-laptopIt's ~60K15:26
JontheEchidnayeah, that's most likely why they dropped the -data package15:27
didrocksso, I can merge them back this evening (I do not have access to my laptop now)15:27
JontheEchidnagood merge all-in-all15:30
didrocksJontheEchidna: I am going to home right now. I think I can give you something in a couple of hours. Is it ok?15:30
didrocksif you have any other suggestion, do not hesitate, I will backlog ;)15:31
JontheEchidnaYeah, that's perfectly ok15:31
* JontheEchidna does ahve to go for a bit too15:31
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ScottK-laptopapachelogger: Is there some KDE provided sound we could use for quassel notifications?  The phonon support works if you build the Git snapshot with phonon-dev.16:17
ScottK-laptopThis is on Intrepid.16:17
jussi01ScottK: could we not just use the kopete received sound? /usr/share/sounds/Kopete_Received.ogg16:31
jussi01or is that too alike?16:32
ScottK-laptopjussi01: We could, but then quassel would have to depend on Kopete.16:32
jussi01ScottK-laptop: hrm, yeah16:33
ScottK-laptopjussi01: Do that again.  I'm trying KDE-Sys-App-Message.ogg16:34
Nightrosealso it would be nice to distinguish the two sounds16:34
jussi01ScottK-laptop: how about /usr/share/sounds/KDE-Im-Irc-Event.ogg ?16:34
ScottK-laptopHmm.  No sound the time.16:34
jussi01ScottK-laptop: hrm, wondeer why16:35
Nightrosemaybe because of the : at the end of his nick? how about ScottK-desktop16:36
Nightroseor ScottK-laptop16:36
ScottK-laptopNope.16:36
Nightroseok quassel has problems with that from time to time16:36
ScottK-laptopOK16:37
ScottK-laptopPlease try again.16:37
* jussi01 waves to Sput16:37
jussi01heya ScottK-laptop16:37
* Sput waves back16:37
ScottK-laptopNope.16:38
* ScottK-laptop quits and tries again.16:38
ScottK-laptopHit me again.16:39
jussi01ScottK-laptop:16:39
ScottK-laptopJust got an idea.  Once more please.16:40
jussi01ScottK-laptop: like any other irc client,to get identified before logging into chans put your nick password as server password16:40
ScottK-laptopWorked that time.16:41
ScottK-laptopThe difference was quassel wasn't the window on top.16:42
ScottK-laptopWhich makes sense.16:42
jussi01ScottK-laptop: ahh, yes, makes sense16:42
ScottK-laptopI also got a screenshot of the double notification problem I was seeing (dbus and qt both).16:42
jussi01ScottK-laptop: thats just a config option, you can turn them off in the settings16:43
ScottK-laptopjussi01: The dbus one is, but the QT one isn't.16:43
ScottK-laptopSo if you want dbus, you get both ....16:44
ScottK-laptopSput: ^^16:44
jussi01ScottK-laptop: oh, hrm.16:44
Sputyou can disable the systray notification16:44
Sputif you can't, something's broken :)16:44
Sput"[ ] Show Bubble"16:44
* ScottK-laptop looks16:45
ScottK-laptopYep.16:46
ScottK-laptopSput: It's kind of hard to relate "Bubble" and "DBUS Notifications".  Shouldn't they be more closely related in the prefs.16:46
ScottK-laptopAnd maybe even one should toggle off if the other is enabled?16:47
Sputhmm, terminology could be better probably16:47
Sputas for the other, I'm not sure - maybe someone wants to have both (and use dbus for playing a sound or whatever)16:48
SputI would love a better name for Desktop Notification16:48
Sputbut Galago doesn't help people either I guess16:48
ScottK-laptopHrrm.16:49
ScottK-laptopseele: ^^^ Thoughts?16:49
SputI think in the KDE version we will only have knotify anyway, and disable all other backends16:50
ScottK-laptopOK.  Is there a rough timeline on a KDE version?16:51
Sputdepends on how fast I manage to get myself into that, I don't have prior experience. I did, however, prepare the various util classes to be ready to be replaced by KDE's classes later on (icons, shortcuts and such)16:52
SputI plan to play around during xmas break and see how far I can get16:52
ScottK-laptopOK.16:52
jussi01I guess it depends on what needs doing also, no?16:53
Sputyes16:53
Sputour priorities have changed a bit since yesterdays, I guess :)16:53
ScottK-laptopSput: Is it possible to provide a standard additonal buffer view in addition to All via config file?16:53
ScottK-laptopapachelogger: Would you please make sure seele gets the git snapshot package to test.16:54
SputScottK-desktop: I thikn not yet, but we definitely plan to provide a much more reasonable default layout out of the box in the future16:54
Sputin particular, don't show All by default at all, and use only custom views16:55
ScottK-laptopSput: Well that and having a default channel included (which I guess is going to get more doable shortly) are I think both must haves for us.16:55
SputI guess so16:55
ScottK-laptopNot that I speak officially for the project, of course.16:55
Sputsure16:55
SputI think for stuff like this, we can accommodate your needs quite well... worst case providing and maintaining a kubuntu patch16:57
SputI mean, a patch for "kubuntu mode"16:57
ScottK-laptopRight.16:57
ScottK-laptopWe'd definitely use the monolithic client for default (with an option to switch).16:57
Sputof course16:57
Sputnote that even the monolithic client can (not by default, but by providing -p) listen to other, remote clients16:58
Sputand you can of course use it to connect to remote cores too :)16:58
ScottK-laptopHow about right-clicking on a nick in the channel gives the same options as in the nick list.16:58
Sputso that would not even be a limitation...16:58
ScottK-laptopThat's currently driving me nuts.16:58
Sputthat's planned, not yet fully done (but most pieces in place already)16:59
ScottK-laptopOK.16:59
SputI have no clue how to do nick recognition efficiently enough right now, that's the one blocker... providing that for the sender column will be easy16:59
ScottK-laptopI think we'd want to make using a remote core less accessible than it is now.16:59
Sputrecognizing nicks in normal text will be much harder17:00
ScottK-laptopIt's almost like the internal core is less wanted.17:00
ScottK-laptop#ubuntu-devel17:00
ScottK-laptopThat works.17:00
Sputwell, that's from a perspective of devs who always used remote cores :)17:00
ScottK-laptopOf course17:00
ScottK-laptopSince IRC is our first line support tool for new users, it has to be extremely obvious how to take the shortest pat to success.17:01
SputI guess you have a large "Get Support" button somewhere, that starts the default IRC client and joins #kubuntu17:02
ScottK-laptopI don't think it's that automagic, but we do have freenode in the default IRC config and #kubuntu is the only channel.17:03
Sputyep, makes sense for the target group17:03
ScottK-laptopCurrently we're considering no IRC client on the install CD, quassel, and kvirc.  I haven't looked at the KDE4 kvirc yet.17:04
* ScottK-laptop decides to go do some $WORK.17:06
* Sput too17:11
rgreeningScottK-desktop: I'm attempting to update the kvirc with the changes you meantioned the other day...17:16
ScottKGreat.  We need to look at that one too.17:17
rgreeningScottK: dpkg-source: error: source package has two conflicting values - kvirc-kde4 and kvirc17:18
rgreeningin trying to change to kde417:19
rgreeningoh, does src tar need to be renamed?17:19
ScottKrgreening: Probably debian/control and debian/changelog, but that too.17:21
rgreeningcolor me confised... though I did it correct.17:21
rgreeningScottK: should the changelog spec -kde4? If it does, then the src file wants to be renamed (it seems)17:22
ScottKrgreening: I think for now.  That's what we want.17:22
rgreeningok, I'll try it that way. Feel free to point out fixes after I upload :)17:23
rgreeningRiddell: I think I have the flash install patch modded enough to work. I was attempting to do a full port, but was unsuccessful. Had to use some kde3support and qt3support to make it work.18:13
rgreeningRiddell: test building now. once completed, I'll test local and then upload to experimental (? I assume this is the best for it)18:15
ScottKrgreening: We're going for no KDE3 on the CD, so it'll have to get finished at some point.18:17
rgreeningScottK: this is part of kde4libs not kde318:18
ScottKAh.. Cool.18:18
rgreeningsome depricated classes move to a special resting ground in kde4libs called kde3support18:18
rgreeningto eventually be removed18:18
rgreeningwe can live with it for now...18:19
ScottKMakes sense.18:20
ScottKWhat was the new binary in kde-edu that put it in New?18:25
smarterScottK: plasmoid-worldclock18:26
ScottKsmarter: Thanks.18:27
ScottKAny ideas why the dbus pop-up is brown: http://kitterman.com/kubuntu/notify.png18:32
smarterthat looks like the ubuntu notifiy daemon18:34
smarteryou have some gnome stuff running I'd say18:34
ScottK-desktopThat's quassel with dbus notifications turned on.18:49
ScottK-desktop(version from their git trunk)18:50
ScottK-desktopThe non-brown one is the normal qt bubble.18:50
JontheEchidnaI get the same brown bubbles using the libnotify plugin with pidgin18:52
seeleugh.. reading black text on white background sucks19:03
seelebrb19:03
seeleScottK: what am i supposed to get now?19:04
rgreeningScottK: I just dput the kvirc updated for using -kde4. I'm sure I missed some other things.. feel free to yell them at me so I fix :)19:08
ScottK-desktoprgreening: To your PPA?19:11
ScottK-desktopJontheEchidna: Any idea if we can change that?19:11
DaSkreechAnyone have anything they want mentioned in the alpha 2 release notes?19:12
ScottKseele: apachelogger put together an updated quassel package from their git repo.  I improved it slightly.  So the idea would be for you to install quassel (not quassel-client/core) and give us some usablity fatal flaw analysis.19:16
ScottKseele: I just uploaded to my PPA for Intrepid, so it'll take a bit to build.19:16
ScottKhttps://launchpad.net/~kitterman/+archive19:17
rgreeningScottK: yes. my ppa19:18
JontheEchidnaScottK: By "change" you mean, "host somewhere else"?19:19
ScottKJontheEchidna: I mean not have the notifications be brown.19:19
JontheEchidnaoh, I never figured that out. I assume the notification framework has ubuntu-specific art19:20
JontheEchidnaah, the internet: http://i42.tinypic.com/2cmufr8.jpg19:33
rgreeningI'd give 1 point for originality19:35
rgreeningdam kdelibs19:36
rgreeninggrr19:36
rgreeningI can't get it to link in the qt3support or kde3support libraries via cmakelists.txt.19:37
JontheEchidnakopete uses kde3support, maybe you could look at it as an example?19:39
JontheEchidna(uses k3proccess)19:39
DaSkreechKopete uses KDE3?19:40
JontheEchidnait still uses some depreciated kde3 functions for its networking code19:43
JontheEchidnaor something like that19:43
ScottKapachelogger: You fixing the okular thing you wrote the ML about?19:45
ScottK... when the freeze is over.19:46
JontheEchidnathere's a triaged bug about that against k-d-s in LP19:46
apacheloggerScottK: Riddell wanted to, also if I understod him correctly we can drop all the kwinrules because it is implemented upstream19:46
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rgreeningJontheEchidna: thanks. I'll have a look. :)19:54
chris062689Ahh that was a nice nap :D20:02
chris062689I love KDE 4.2 Beta 2, really stable so far20:03
DaSkreech<320:05
didrocksJontheEchidna: sorry, I had my dinner to a restaurant :) You can now give it a try in one package: http://www.didrocks.fr/temp/kdenlive_0.7-0.0ubuntu1.dsc20:06
didrocksif it's ok, I can upload the debdiff to the attached bug20:07
* DaSkreech nominates a wallpaper for KDE 4.320:14
DaSkreechhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/rowandw/2276721446/sizes/l/20:14
JontheEchidnadidrocks: Oh, I just remembered something I forgot to ask earlier. Looking at the debdiff between debian and the merge, there is a kdenlive-0.7/.pc/.version file that was added in your merge. I don't know if that's supposed to be there or not, but at the least it's a change not documented in the changelog as an outstanding change20:15
didrocksJontheEchidna: I think this is quilt related20:15
didrocksI tried without it and it even not build the source package20:16
* JontheEchidna tests20:17
didrocks(it seems to be quilt version)20:20
JontheEchidnaSo it's something that quilt generates? I would assume that it would generate it during runtime20:27
didrocksJontheEchidna: quilt generated it when adding the patch system20:28
JontheEchidnaI don't think I've ever seen anything that uses quilt before ever require a direct change in the diff.gz20:28
didrocksand it uses it when running the clean rule20:28
didrockslet me have a look to the debdiff with the last ubuntu version20:29
didrocksJontheEchidna: it was also in the latest ubuntu version20:31
JontheEchidnaok, maybe it's required then. I think that it should be at least documented as a difference to prevent further confusion such as this :P20:31
didrocksJontheEchidna: ok. I document it in the changelog20:32
didrocksbut I would rather have further documentation on it20:32
didrocksbut didn't find anything20:32
didrocks:/20:32
JontheEchidnayeah... .pc/.version not exactly the most googleable term20:33
didrocksindeed ^^20:33
didrocksdo I adapt the changelog and attach the 2 debdiff to the bug?20:34
JontheEchidnayes, everything else looked fine. The diff between us and debian is nice and small :)20:35
didrocksthanksfully ^^20:35
rgreeningseele: If you want to look at kvirc in addition to quassel, it's our other option as a replacement IRC client. I have it in my PPPA (https://edge.launchpad.net/~roderick-greening/+archive)20:39
ScottKseele: ^^ Please do.20:45
f4l3_hi guys21:35
DaSkreechhi21:37
f4l3_http://www.digikam.org/about/releaseplan <-- will digikam 0.10 be in 9.04?21:39
smarterf4l3_: there is a high chance that yes21:46
NCommanderapachelogger, you around?22:47
apacheloggeryus22:48
NCommanderapachelogger, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-qt4/+bug/308814 - sponsor plz22:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 308814 in python-qt4 "Patches for kde4bindings to build it on ARM" [High,In progress]22:50
ScottK-palmTime to put a release notice out on kubuntu.org.  Particularly since the Ubuntu Alpha 2 announcemt didn't reference our release note.22:51
ScottK-palmNCommander: It'll be several hours before I can do any sponsoring, so don't feel like you have to wait.22:52
apacheloggerNCommander: do you have to show up with such stuff at 23:50 :P22:53
NCommanderScottK-palm, I've been waiting for three days, whats another few hours (I need to go out anyway)22:53
NCommanderapachelogger, yes, yes I do22:53
apacheloggerNCommander: the kdelibs changelog is flawed22:53
apacheloggerDropped, unnecessaru since22:54
NCommander?22:54
NCommanderIts in bazaar, you can fix it if you want :-)22:54
ScottK-palmI can't change /topic very effiectively from here.  Would someone else?22:54
NCommanderor I can commit a fix22:54
apacheloggerI want you to :P22:54
apacheloggerScottK-palm: you tested the pyqt change?22:54
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ScottK-palmNCommander or Apachelogger: kde5libs needs to depend on launchpad-integration.22:55
apacheloggerwho merged that away22:55
NCommanderbrb22:55
ScottK-palmCurrently that gets pulled in by the kde3 lib package, but it's Konq that cares.22:56
ScottK-palmapachelogger: It's never been there I don't think.  It needs to be shifted.22:56
apacheloggerIIRC we added it22:56
apacheloggeror maybe we add it to -desktop or the seed22:57
apacheloggerthe help->translate thingy depends on it as well22:57
ScottK-palmAs long as we had KDE3 stuff in -desktop it didn't matter.22:57
ScottK-palmI did a test upgrade from Intrepid and it ended up removed.22:57
ScottK-palmNCommander: Would you stuff that in bzr too?n22:58
ScottK-palmapachelogger: I didn't test the latest pykde4 stuff.22:58
apacheloggerkde4libs (4:4.1.2-0ubuntu9) intrepid; urgency=low22:59
apachelogger  [ Roderick B. Greening ]22:59
apachelogger  * Add dep for launchpad-integration to kdelibs5 (LP: #283834)22:59
apacheloggerScottK-palm: jr did merge it away22:59
ScottK-palmHmmm. K. Well it got dropped.22:59
ScottK-palmGrumble.23:00
apacheloggerNCommander: if you add launchpad-integration ... also add it to the KUBUNTU-DEBIAN-DIFF document23:00
apacheloggerotherwise it will probably be dropped again23:00
ScottK-palmapachlogger: My approach would be just to test build and upload if it doesn't die for kde4bindings.23:01
ScottK-palmpython-qt4 too.23:01
ScottK-palmI know NCommander has been very careful and used the exra time he got.23:02
apacheloggerScottK-palm: agreed, but I guess you will get to it earlier then, I should be going to bed soon23:02
ScottK-palmNCommander: If you could figure out where the hppa builds of kde4bings are going, that'd be great.23:03
ScottK-palmapachelogger: OK.23:03
NCommanderScottK-palm, LP bug :-)23:04
ScottK-palmRight, so talk nice and see if they can sort it....23:05
apacheloggerNCommander: about the removal of debian/patches/kubuntu_70_nepomuk_qreal.diff in libs... is it in progress upstream?23:06
apacheloggerNCommander: it is likely that nepomuk returns for rc1, so we would have to digg up that patch again23:06
NCommanderapachelogger, its not needed any more, nepomuk is still built in libs, and had no issues23:06
NCommanderapachelogger, I had that in place for bindings23:06
apacheloggerthat is what I mean23:07
* NCommander notes bindings with nepomuk still dies with another error23:07
NCommanderThat didn't fix it right23:07
apacheloggerfair enough then23:07
ScottK-palmIIRC you end up needing a circular build-dep for Nepomuk anyway.23:07
ScottK-palmLet's not have that again.23:08
apacheloggerlolz23:08
apacheloggerNCommander: easy on the commits :P23:08
NCommanderapachelogger, and I did fix the nepomuk error by commenting out a constructor in bindings for varient.hpp which TBH, if your using in Python, I'd be worried23:08
ScottK-palmapachelogger: Can you put the Alpha 2 release announcement on kubuntu.org?23:09
apacheloggerScottK-palm: where is it now?23:09
apacheloggeror should I be writing one?23:09
chris062689The state of emulation SUCKS in KDE 4.23:10
ScottK-palmDaskreech wrote the release notes.23:10
chris062689There's no good emulators out there for Linux, and their GUIs suck.23:10
chris062689Segmentation Faults all over the place ;_;23:10
ScottK-palmSomebody kick him plz. I'm really not in the mood.23:10
ScottK-palmActually, I need to run.23:11
ScottK-palmCatch you later.23:11
chris062689(Sorry, I wanted to post that in #kubuntu, ignore that)23:11
DaSkreech!ot | chris06268923:11
ubottuchris062689: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks!23:11
apacheloggerwth23:12
* apachelogger pokes stdin23:12
apacheloggerubottu is clearly ot itself23:12
ubottuError: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)23:12
apacheloggerand not intelligent either23:12
didrocks:)23:12
apacheloggerDaSkreech: so, where can I find the release notes?23:13
DaSkreechapachelogger: usual23:13
apacheloggerDaSkreech: huh?23:15
DaSkreechhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/JauntyJackalope/Alpha2/Kubuntu23:16
apacheloggerthx23:17
apacheloggerhttp://www.kubuntu.org/news/jaunty-alpha-223:23

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