[00:01] on what? [00:06] armel because kde4lib-dev is the new version, but the actual package isn't built on armel yet. [00:06] annoying when that happens [00:06] Hobbsee: It's building now anyway. [00:06] ahhh [00:07] Hobbsee: Would you please watch and retry kde4bindings again on armel after kde4libs finished? [00:07] * ScottK is about to drive 1600KM for Christmas. [00:07] * Hobbsee mutters [00:08] yeah, assuming i remember to, and don't do other things simultaneiously ;) [00:10] * ScottK ports mcasadevall to remind you. [00:20] ScottK: where are you headed? [00:29] seele: a list of issues would be very welcome, as we could work on that during the coming days/weeks [00:30] Sput: that is what i'm working on [00:30] thanks :) [00:30] evening all :) [00:30] Sput: what is "Choose random server for connecting" in the servers tab mean? [00:30] * Sput is glad you didn't get a heart attack yet [00:30] seele: assuming you have a list of servers for a network (as some clients have), pick a random one rather than trying in order [00:31] that only makes sense if we predefine server lists for common networks though [00:31] Sput: why would you do that? [00:31] dunno, xchat does it :) [00:31] they have like every single freenode server in a list, and you can choose connecting to anyone of them rather than round-robining [00:32] * Sput wouldn't be sad to just hide that option [00:32] does that make sense for a list the user creates themselves and can order? [00:32] in that case, no I guess [00:32] ok [00:32] I think it's really for those clients that have like 50 servers for a network [00:33] in a normal use case, irc.freenode.net should be sufficient anyway [00:34] seele: in general I think we could make the experience for users using the mono client much smoother, by hiding most of the options concerning remote cores and making them explicitly enable that somewhere if they need that [00:38] anyway, I need to go to sleep now... I welcome all your efforts to get quassel in shape, and I think we'll be willing to do our part to make it usable to unexperienced users :) thanks already [01:39] ryanakca: Sent [01:46] Hello [01:46] speaking of irc clients, how does one provide a sane ui for hundreds of channels/buffers? there just doesn't seem to be any sane way. [01:49] * Sput thinks quassel's way of custom dockable views you can filter channels in goes a long way [01:49] we lack shortcuts for navigation though :/ [01:49] also I should've been in bed 3 hours ago [01:51] i don't particularly like irssi, but it's the only one that fits my workflow so far :/ [01:54] hi NamShubX [01:54] ScottK-desktop: thanks [01:55] ryanakca: Thanks for taking care of it. [01:56] is quassel qt4 or kde4libs? [01:57] seele: qt4 in your version, optionally kde4libs in my local kde branch :) [01:57] Sput: ah, so youre porting it? [01:57] (which is work in progress and not really working yet) [01:57] ok.. good to know [01:57] yeah, working on it [01:58] it'll always be optional though [01:58] which means, no KDE widgets for the most part... but stuff like colors, icons, knotify support, shortcut dialog will be integrated [01:59] I expect basic KDE support to be merged into git master before 2009, if all goes well [02:17] ScottK-desktop: Woah. That really is long. I've started including some of them, but... maybe it would be better if it was placed on a wiki? That way everybody can update it as needed instead of having to poke a webmaster? I can stick a link on the page saying ``

A question not answered here?

Please see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/KubuntuFAQ for more frequently asked questions, or ask a member of the Kubuntu community in ... href="/link/to/community/and/support">your native language.'' [02:17] ryanakca: Sounds good to me. [03:03] im not sure if its the proper channel but... is it normal / known or a local problem that the plasma-python stuff does not work in 4.2b2 ? [05:03] wait what? [05:04] BEAR DOWN CHICAGO BEARS!!! === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander [05:52] ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [05:53] * NCommander did something really stupid [05:53] Riddell, or ScottK ping === nellery_ is now known as nellery [06:29] nixternal, ping? [06:29] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-qt4/+bug/310806 - to whatever core dev sees this first [06:29] Ubuntu bug 310806 in python-qt4 "python-qt4 fails to upgrade to 4.4.4-2ubuntu2 if the dev package is installed" [High,Triaged] === glade88|ZzZ is now known as glade88 [07:05] if I create a package of a version of kdevelop and exit the new one, is easy to create the package of the new? [07:12] apachelogger: If debian has a package, can I import it in kubuntu? [09:25] what's up NCommander? [09:25] I blotched the Replaces: line on python-qt4 [09:25] d'oh [09:25] dholbach was looking at sponsoring the fix [09:50] Anybody else having trouble logging into KDE in kubuntu/jaunty at this time? Gnome works fine. === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [11:05] * ScottK-palm waves to vorian from I-70W in Ohio. [11:06] what's I-70W? [11:10] flocati: usually yes [11:10] flocati: it depends on the package though [11:11] Riddell: a highway [11:11] apachelogger: is easy to import from the debian archive? [11:12] flocati: yes, if we can do a straight sync [11:12] if we need to keep ubuntu changes, a manual merge needs to be done [11:12] or if we need to introduce changes we also need to do it manually [11:13] apachelogger: no, we can do a straight sync, because that package there isn't in ubuntu [11:13] well [11:13] what is "that package"? [11:13] apachelogger: kdevelop4 [11:13] vorian: you are experimental again [11:13] flocati: is the binary and source also called kdevelop4? [11:14] the debian one? [11:14] yes [11:14] nope [11:14] only kdevelop [11:14] mmm [11:15] well, then it would replace the KDE 3 version which is not too good [11:15] they have even merged a piece of svn :( [11:15] Oo [11:15] I guess they did that for a reason [11:15] apachelogger: http://kde42.debian.net/debian/pool/main/k/kdevelop/ <-- maybe I can try to apply the same diff to the last tag? [11:15] anyway [11:16] probably [11:16] apachelogger: yep, they took the previous beta [11:16] flocati: most important is that you change the names to kdevelop4 or -kde4 (I would prefer the latter) and make it replace the KDE 3 kdevelop [11:17] => lunch [11:17] make it *NOT* replacing KDE3 kdevelop, isn't it? [11:27] sorry, bad wording [11:28] flocati: the binaries ought to replace the KDE 3 ones [11:28] so you can install kdevelop-kde4 even though kdevelop is installed, and vice versa [11:29] apachelogger: than you can have both installed in the same time, isn't it? [11:31] flocati: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#s-replaces [11:32] ok, I got it ;) [11:58] ~np [11:58] apachelogger is listening to "Go, Tell It on the Mountain" by Bob Marley [11:58] how does that work? [11:59] Riddell: last.fm [12:08] Riddell: bug 310872 [12:08] Launchpad bug 310872 in kopete-desklist "Please remove kopete-desklist source and binary from Jaunty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310872 [12:11] W: Unable to locate package kopete-desklist [12:12] oh, binary is kopete-plugin-desklist [12:14] apachelogger: done [12:14] Riddell: thanks .. bug 310873 ;-) [12:14] Launchpad bug 310873 in kcontrol-autostart "Please remove kcontrol-autostart source and binary from Jaunty" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310873 [12:16] apachelogger: done [12:16] good mornin' [12:17] Riddell: bug 310874 I hope you don't have anything more important to do? [12:17] Launchpad bug 310874 in kat "Please remove kat source and binary from Jaunty" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310874 [12:17] nixternal: good morning sunshine [12:18] diese nacht blieb dir verborgen, doch du musst nicht traurig sein *sing* [12:18] "no women, no cry" [12:20] oh dear, plasma crashed [12:21] Riddell, nixternal: should I close bugs of software that got removed? [12:21] there is little chance it will get fixed anyway [12:21] * nixternal says yes as he has done it in the past [12:22] can't see a point in leaving them open [12:23] ok [12:27] kat gone [12:28] Riddell: bug 310875 [12:28] Launchpad bug 310875 in kdmtheme "Please remove kdmtheme source and binary from Jaunty" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310875 [12:32] apachelogger: done [12:32] Riddell: bug 310878 [12:32] Launchpad bug 310878 in kbfx "Please remove kbfx source and binary from Jaunty" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310878 [12:33] done [12:34] Riddell: bu 310880 [12:34] Riddell: bug 310880 [12:34] Launchpad bug 310880 in tastymenu "Please remove tastymenu source and binary from Jaunty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310880 [12:37] done [12:37] Riddell: bug 310881 [12:37] Launchpad bug 310881 in baghira "Please remove baghira source and binary from Jaunty" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310881 [12:42] apachelogger: is there anything else you know of that I cann doto help quassels default client cause atm? [12:43] jussi01: learn cpp/qt and help them meet our requirements ;-) [12:44] apachelogger: hehe. so we have provided them with a list of requirements then? [12:46] I don't think so. seele didn't make her review yet, but in general the first start process needs to be streamlined [12:47] apachelogger: yeah, ok I thought that was the case. I guess the sooner we get specifics to them the better though [12:48] seele wanted to do her review today IIRC [12:48] ahh, excellent. :) hopefully she can find the time. [12:51] apachelogger: done [12:54] Riddell: have fun with bug 310888 ;-) [12:54] Launchpad bug 310888 in kwin-style-serenity "Please remove obsolete KDE 3 styles from Jaunty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310888 [12:55] hmm looks like the kubuntu website is slightly busted [12:55] http://www.kubuntu.org/doc/index.php [12:55] it downloads the .php file itself [12:55] thats still not fixed? [12:56] iirc someone was reporting a bug about that. [12:56] ah well its the webserver thats misconfigured :p [12:56] #canonical-sysadmin [12:56] * apachelogger thinks jussi01 should deliver the beating :P [12:57] * apachelogger meanwhile finds out what /doc/ is supposed to contain [12:57] apachelogger: ok :p [12:59] hm, I am 2 years or something around and never knew we have the documentation online Oo [12:59] lol [12:59] * jussi01 huggles apachelogger :D [13:00] it should be removed and put on help.ubuntu.com (was discussed at UDS) [13:00] sounds sensible [13:00] Riddell: maybe also get help.kubuntu.org? [13:00] * apachelogger rehuggles jussi01 [13:01] well there is a need for kubuntu spesific docs [13:01] like what programs to use etc if comming from mac or windows [13:01] i bumped into that because a friend asked me for a help website ;) [13:03] apachelogger: bug 310888 done, know any way to mass close those? [13:03] Launchpad bug 310888 in kwin-style-serenity "Please remove obsolete KDE 3 styles from Jaunty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310888 [13:03] Riddell: didn't dholbach give you a script last time we had a mass close? [13:03] maybe, don't recall [13:03] maybe jussi01 could do it? :) [13:04] apachelogger: do what? [13:04] e-mail down to < 2000! [13:04] jussi01: fix release all of bug 310888 [13:04] Launchpad bug 310888 in kwin-style-serenity "Please remove obsolete KDE 3 styles from Jaunty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310888 === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander [13:04] time to move onto New queue, which hasn't been touched for three weeks [13:05] Riddell: I still have stuff to remove :P [13:05] * apachelogger subscribes ubuntu-archive [13:06] apachelogger: I dont really want to touch anything even mildly sensitive atm, as I am under the infulence of prescription drugs, and well, accidents happen more with a cloudy head ;) [13:07] worst thing that could happen is that you close it as invalid or wontfix, and I really wouldn't care as long as it is closed :P [13:09] freeflying: ping [13:09] freeflying: in sunpinyin what's pydict_sc.bin.be and pydict_sc.bin.le ? [13:10] also lm_sc.t3g.be and .le [13:22] JontheEchidna: ping [13:22] pong [13:22] JontheEchidna: got a moment for apm? [13:22] yup [13:28] rgreening, ping? [13:47] apachelogger: i just started on it last night. i might finish the review today depending on how busy my work day is, but probably not until tomorrow [13:47] ok [13:47] :) [13:47] * seele mumbles something about things take longer than a few hours to do the Right Way [13:48] * jussi01 huggles seele and sends her a nice warm cuppa to enjoy :) [13:50] thanks, i need it. i just rolled out of bed [13:50] * seele yawns [13:50] ~order cookies, xmas seele [13:50] * kubotu slides cookies, xmas seele down the bar to apachelogger [13:50] hm [13:50] ~order cookies, xmas for seele [13:51] * kubotu slides a whole bunch of last year's, now all dry cookies, down the crappy decorated and totally falling apart bar to seele and shouts: Happy whatever -.- [13:51] * seele tries to pat down stray hairs sticking out everywhere [13:51] * apachelogger needs a coffee [13:51] Riddell: the are the pinyin data divided into two for le and be machines [13:52] freeflying: where does the data come from? how is it modified? [13:52] ~order chocolate, hot [13:52] * kubotu slides chocolate, hot down the bar to JontheEchidna [13:53] Riddell: upstram has a tool to generate it, didn't upload [13:53] freeflying: to generate it from what? [13:54] Riddell: origin data were collected from internet [13:54] JontheEchidna: try tea, earl grey, hot :P [13:55] ~order captain for apachelogger [13:55] * kubotu adds Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum and cola in a ice-filled pint glass, garnishes with a lime. Arrrr yer captain co-ho-hola apachelogger! But watch out that the captain doesn't let the apprentice navigate... [13:55] freeflying: are those files editable? or are they generated from something else? [13:56] Riddell: from something else [13:56] Sput: latest trend: captain libre ;-) [13:56] hmmm, sounds interesting [13:57] freeflying: doesn't seem like they're "preferred modifiable form then", that's needed for the archive (unless we put them in restricted) [13:57] ~order tea, earl grey, hot [13:57] * kubotu is replicating a hot cup of earl grey for captain JontheEchidna. [13:58] Sput: it is deadly, somehow that mixture leads to a state of constant drunkeness over a long period of time. .. I would imagine holding a ballmers peak using captain libre ought to be quite easy [13:58] \o/ [13:58] replicators rock [13:58] they sure do [13:58] I prefer Zäpfle for Ballmerpeaking, it's more predictable... though it can also make you tired [13:58] Riddell: restricted is ok, anyway its hard to track back the original data collected from internet [14:02] is this something we want in k/ubuntu? is it any good? or is it there and ive not found it? http://www.linux.com/feature/155922 [14:05] jussi01: sounds like a whole lot of others trying to do the same thing (smart, packagekit, etc) [14:05] hm [14:06] the first para makes it sound like one big workaround [14:06] Hobbsee: ahh ok. just saw it there and wondered [14:06] like one gigantic big workaround [14:06] epic one possibly [14:06] ~facts about apachelogger [14:06] I know nothing about apachelogger [14:06] hm [14:07] ~facts about batman [14:07] I know nothing about batman [14:07] ~facts about sand [14:07] I know nothing about sand [14:07] D: [14:07] ~fact 2 [14:07] please select a fact number between 1 and 0 [14:07] ~fact 1 [14:07] please select a fact number between 1 and 0 [14:08] ~fact 0.5 [14:08] lul [14:08] incorrect usage, ask for help using 'kubotu: help fact' [14:08] ~info [14:08] ~uptime [14:08] I really need to add more plugins :S [14:08] jussi01: did you restart your server recently? [14:09] apachelogger: no. but the dns went down last night and things got a little, err screwed up. [14:09] we had to change the dns [14:09] weird [14:09] ~learn that the dns went down [14:09] okay, learned fact #1: the dns went down [14:09] ~save [14:09] can do! [14:09] ~restart [14:10] ~fact 1 [14:10] please select a fact number between 1 and 0 [14:10] hmmm [14:11] it will be good when rbot switched away from that ugly database [14:22] Riddell: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2008/05/using-googles-n-gram-corpus.html http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-mentors@lists.debian.org/msg58968.html [14:37] freeflying: both LGPL and CDDL need source code so I don't think this can be distributed under the licence it uses [14:48] http://aplg.kollide.net/images/osiris/snapshot194.png [14:54] note: KDE's managing dialog thingy looks better than GNOME's [14:55] apachelogger: when we looked at it at UDS we were unconvinced it was very useful to most users [14:56] IMHO most users shouldn't have to tweak their policykit settings [14:57] yeah, we were thinking not to include it on the CD since it's of interest to sysadmins only [14:57] sounds sensible [14:58] * apachelogger is wondering how to make it use a KDE dialog [14:59] make policykit use a KDE dialogue? [15:00] yes [15:00] it ought to just work when installed although I'm not convinced it does [15:01] the dbus service is kde-org.freedesktop.policykit or whatever which should mean it gets picked somehow when requested while KDE is running [15:02] maybe a relogin helps [15:07] Riddell: http://aplg.kollide.net/images/osiris/snapshot195.png [15:07] login did the trick [15:08] nice [15:08] talk to tonio if you're looking at packaging, I think he was working on it [15:09] Riddell: did KDE decide on not including it? [15:09] * apachelogger lost track of that discussion [15:09] they're still discussing it last I saw on release-team [15:10] *nod* not worth thinking about packaging it then [15:11] Riddell: we should probably take a look at policykitifying systemsettings though, I guess it is unlikely that KDE will have that in 4.2 [15:12] apachelogger: anything inpaticular? [15:14] Riddell: no, just getting rid of kdesu all over the place [15:14] I think only time&date and our root-required-kcm patch use it anyway [15:24] we have a root-required-kcm patch? [15:26] Riddell: try to open the KDM kcm [15:27] goodness [15:31] Riddell: kpackagekit doesn't have an update notifier? [15:33] ah [15:33] not the fastest [15:33] but I get a fancy policykit dialog :D [15:51] Riddell, can I get a favor? [16:08] apachelogger: I believe it does although I havn't tried it [16:08] NCommander: how about a favour? [16:08] lol [16:08] Riddell: it has, it's just a bit buggy IMO [16:08] Riddell, could you review the bug cody posted in devel? [16:11] is quassel 0.3.1 a development version? there seems to be some stuff that doesnt work or is missing [16:26] jjesse: a bit early :) [16:26] Sput: are you guys using .ui files? [16:27] seele: 0.3.1 should be a stable release if i read their website correctly [16:28] I also see a git version packaged in our PPA [16:29] hmm, ok. just more notes to write i guess [16:29] Riddell: ScottK-desktop packaged me an intrepid version so i got it from him [16:30] seele: plenty of .ui files in the source package [16:42] yay, more snow \o/ [16:42] nixternal: did you see our flood?! [16:43] nixternal: http://snipurl.com/919n5 [16:43] I just heard about it from a coworker [16:43] that is insane [16:43] nixternal: i find it funny that the flood on River Road is from a water main break and not the river :) [16:43] heh [16:43] you know what I think about notifications? THEY ARE ANNOYING WHEN THEY ARE NOT USEFUL! [16:44] ie. when I select a link in Konsole to open, it pops up a notification telling me it is transfering the page [16:44] that is garbage imho [16:44] it's 28F too, so there's going to be a lot of ice :-/ [16:44] why would a URL to a site be transferring anything [16:44] hah [16:45] i think it is just a general notification. more useful when you open a file directly like a PDF or JPG [16:45] because then it shows download progress [16:45] that is an understandable notification no doubt [16:46] although, that's one of the things that the app should take care of probably, not konsole [16:47] if you are loading a page in konq, then konq should give you the progress (or konq should send the notification to dbus) and give you the error if it times out [16:47] the only notification I like, is when someone highlights me on IRC...other than that, they annoy me [16:47] you get a notification if someone highlights you on IRC? [16:47] nixternal: report a bug, every kio job got it's notification atm, and the developer of the app has to specify if he doesn't want the notifications to be shown [16:47] oh.. you use konversation? [16:48] I hate stupid coworkder [16:48] coworkers that is [16:48] seele: no, I use irssi, but I have an ssh notify script with it that pops up notifications [16:49] nixternal: ooooh gimmie! [16:49] seele: do you want visual or audio notifications? [16:49] Nightrose: visual, i usually have my laptop on mute [16:50] ah ok [16:50] Anyone up for reviewing a plasmoid on REVU? [16:50] i always use audio as i want to be notified when i am away from the pc [16:50] Nightrose: you go away from your pc? [16:50] nhandler: in 5 minutes [16:50] Thanks apachelogger [16:51] seele: *lol* i try not to but from time to time my bf demands some attention for example [16:51] and he gets grumpy if not [16:51] :P [16:51] Nightrose: haha..you don't need notifications for that case then, it just becomes distracting [16:51] :P [16:51] nah but honestly [16:52] when learning i want to know when someone highlights me [16:52] or when cooking [16:52] yeah [16:52] * Nightrose is soo happy it finally is implemented in quasel trunk [16:53] :) [16:53] seele: we use .ui files for most things [16:53] * Sput expects knotify support soonish [16:53] \o/ [16:59] * ScottK-palm congratulates NCommander on kde4bindings building. ilIs it a good build? [16:59] It built? [16:59] when did that happen O_o? [17:00] I thought it did? [17:00] And the Final Fantasy Victory Theme just played in my playlist [17:00] I didn't see that it built [17:00] WOOOO! [17:00] I stand in aw [17:01] * ScottK-palm can't believe you didn't look. [17:01] Double check me. [17:02] last time I checked, it was pending build time was on Christmas [17:02] I thought I had a few days :-P [17:05] * ScottK-palm looks at apachelogger to kick off some armel retries. [17:07] so kdebase-workspace is really broken [17:07] -_-; [17:07] SO must for the dream of KDE 4.2 on ARM thus far [17:08] (although at least we're making progress in the right direction) [17:11] always me [17:22] nhandler: playwolf good for upload [17:26] ack [17:32] Thanks apachelogger [17:32] I'll rename the patch and upload [17:43] if playwolf is uploaded then plasmoid-am4rok can be dropped from the archives now since playwolf is its successor project [17:43] * JontheEchidna files removal bug [17:45] JontheEchidna: I just uploaded it ;) [17:47] cool [17:50] JontheEchidna: poke me with bug number for quick processing [17:50] NCommander: xfce update copied to intrepid-proposed [17:50] nice [17:52] Riddell: bug 310961 [17:52] Launchpad bug 310961 in plasmoid-am4rok "Remove plasmoid-am4rok from the archives" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310961 [17:52] new queue down to only 143 iteams [17:54] JontheEchidna: done [17:55] thanks [17:57] Riddell: I don't think I ever noticed that you were on ubuntu-archive [18:00] judging by the length of New queue I seem to be the only one :) [18:03] Riddell: Since you just removed plasmoid-am4rok, want to accept plasmoid-playwolf? [18:03] nhandler: been processing New queue all afternoon, hopefully I'll get to it [18:03] :D === Czessi_ is now known as Czessi [18:10] Riddell, why so high O_o; [18:10] NCommander: hmm? [18:10] why so many items in the NEW queue? [18:11] because Riddell was on vacation ;-) [18:11] makes sense [18:12] I'd like to see someone $FLUSH Debian NEW [18:15] JontheEchidna: panelspacer is doing what? [18:16] waiting for me to figure out rpath or whatever [18:17] wow.. that water main break is a big deal. the Fed is sending all its workers home and the DC area is on a water conserv [18:17] Oo [18:18] neato [18:18] JontheEchidna: ask the google [18:18] ~google file extension .pcs [18:18] Results for file extension .pcs: 1. File Extension .PCS Details: http://filext.com/file-extension/PCS | 2. File Extension .PC Details: http://filext.com/file-extension/PC | 3. File extension PCS - Embroidery file format: http://www.file-extensions.org/pcs-file-extension [18:19] Does anybody have an idea for what is causing this build failure [18:19] http://paste.ubuntu.com/91757/ [18:19] Hmmm... for kde-style-qtcurve... I suppose I'd have to update it to KDE4 for Debian if we're keeping it? [18:21] nellery: that plasmoid is extremely old [18:21] it will only build with KDE 4.0.x [18:22] Riddell: do you happen to know what the .kdevelop.pcs files are? and considering they are binary, should they be removed from source tarballs? [18:22] JontheEchidna: more like a plasmold [18:22] ryanakca: pardon? [18:22] apachelogger: something generated by kdevelop at a guess, assuming kdevelop can modify them it's fine in a source file [18:22] JontheEchidna: I see... how old are they generally before they will have been updated? [18:22] Riddell: thx [18:23] * NCommander wonders if PPAs support multi-distro uploads [18:23] nellery: I don't understand your question [18:23] do you mean how new do they have to be so that they'll compile? [18:24] JontheEchidna: that should work [18:24] NCommander: ubuntu only I believe [18:24] Riddell, no, I mean uploading to jaunty/intrepid at the same time [18:24]