=== _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [00:34] ScottK: what's bad about boys and beer with 17? [00:35] I would have killed my parents if they had wanted to chaperone me at that age :) [00:35] Sput: culture class :) [00:35] or run away at least, to not get into jail for homicide :) [00:37] also, I learned a new word today: "chaperone" [00:45] there's also that whole "illegal" bit :P [00:47] while (age < 21){ beer == illegal; age++} [00:50] * neversfelde googles chaperone [00:51] aha Anstandsdame^^ === emma_ is now known as emma [01:11] JontheEchidna: I think a for loop might be better in that case ;) [01:11] my c++ skillz aren't all that good ^_^ [01:13] And you want 1 = not 2. That isn't even c++ specific. Those are just general programming things [01:20] Haha: http://www.hasthelhcdestroyedtheearth.com/ [01:20] bindings ftbfs in -ninjas [02:15] who does the kubuntu website again? [02:17] ryanakca [02:17] thanks vorian [02:17] ryanakca you will have mail :) [02:17] no problemo [02:19] jjesse: hurra! [02:19] :) [02:19] jjesse: ... where did you send it to? [02:19] ryanakca: writing still [02:19] jjesse: ah, ok [02:19] ryanakca AT kubuntu dot .org [02:19] *nod* [02:24] i thought riddell's email was jr @ ubuntu dot com is that not correct? [02:24] jjesse: he probably has many [02:24] yeah, his LP page has like 5 email addys [02:24] got a mail undeliverable [02:25] ah jriddell @ ubuntu DOt com [02:25] my mistake [02:52] jjesse: I've added writing a reply to my todo for tomorrow night, time for bed... sounds very doable, at least from my side (theming and linking to it from the rest of our sites) [03:01] ryanakca: cool, i think it would be nice to hae the kbuuntu doc's available online + google friendly [03:20] Riddell: i was able to fix bug 298529 [03:20] Launchpad bug 298529 in network-manager "wpa key dialogue in 8.10 does not focus on the password field" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/298529 [03:21] erm [03:21] bug 298592 [03:21] Launchpad bug 298592 in kdebase-workspace "KDM can't use language choosen in systemsettings" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/298592 [03:21] that one :) [05:08] Sput: That's about how she feels about it too (wants to kill us). [05:09] Of course I'd feel differently if I was one of the 17 year old boys and not a father of one of the girls in question. [05:21] ok, i'm done for the night [05:26] night [06:37] Why oh why does kde4.mk.in have DEB_DH_INSTALL_SOURCEDIR = debian/tmp when none of the others do? [06:37] It meant I had to redo all the .install files for quassel. [06:37] * ScottK grumbles about gratuitous incompatibility. [06:43] So this is from the quassel git snapshot. [06:44] Seems to work in the monolithic one. [06:44] ScottK-laptop: Does the notification work in KDE? [06:44] Got the sound, but not the popup. [06:45] Right. [06:45] ScottK-laptop: How about now. [06:46] Works great if you turn off the focus stealing prevention. [06:46] Doesn't look like a Gnome popup anymore either. [06:54] apachelogger: I committed the quassel changes to bzr. It's all wonderful (if perhaps feeling a bit hacky) except now quassel-core wants to depend on kde. [06:54] * ScottK is going to bed. I'd appreciate it if you'd take a look at that. [10:01] check this out: http://www.zmogo.com/gear/the-new-year-linux-resolution-day-6/ === cyril11 is now known as cyril11_ [10:13] goodness [10:26] Lure: did you get that digicam uploaded to the ppa yet? [10:29] err... digikam :D [11:35] jussi01: it is in jaunty already [11:36] jussi01: and in digikam-experimental PPA for intrepid [11:36] Lure: yeah, Im on intrepid though.. [11:36] ok [11:36] jussi01: then please test (as I do not have any intrepid around) ;-) [11:36] jussi01: https://launchpad.net/~digikam-experimental/+archive [11:36] so digikam-experimentl, not the experimental with the 4.2 beta? [11:36] ok [11:37] jussi01: it needs 4.2 packages though [11:37] at least libkexiv2, libkdcraw and libksane [11:37] Lure: yeah, Im on the 4.2 intrepid [11:37] from kdegraphics [11:37] just adding the repo [11:38] Lure: will this auto update the old kde3 one I have? [11:39] jussi01: yes, as the package is named the same [11:39] cool. installing now [11:44] Lure: it sigsegv's... [11:45] Lure: http://paste.ubuntu.com/102685/ [11:48] jussi01: does marble work on your system? [11:49] jussi01: it looks like marble widget is reading some strange directory for it's plugins [11:49] marble? [11:49] jussi01: just run "marble" [11:50] hrm, not installed [11:50] jussi01: ok, then you probably just have widget installed [11:50] jussi01: try removing .kde/share/config/marblerc [11:51] Lure: it doesnt exist... [11:51] dpkg -l | grep marble [11:52] jussi@aaaa:~$ dpkg -l | grep marble [11:52] ii libmarble4 4:4.1.85-0ubuntu1~intrepid1~ppa1 Marble globe widget library [11:54] jussi01: problem is that Plugin System Path: is empty [11:54] jussi01: can you try removing that package and re-installing? [11:54] sure [11:57] didnt help [11:59] jussi01: it seems you need to install marble-data: http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/digikam-devel/2008-October/021612.html [11:59] ahhh [11:59] let me try [11:59] jussi01: I think we should fix libmarble4 packaging to depend on marble-data [11:59] Riddell: ^^^ [11:59] Lure: +1 on that [11:59] or marble developers should not crash if marble-data is not installed [12:02] Lure: seems to work now :) [12:02] jussi01: good, please report if you have any problems/glitches that may be packaging dependand [12:02] jussi01: and same with kipi-plugins [12:02] Lure: sure. [12:03] jussi01: will hunt some marble developers to fix kde bug 172830 [12:03] KDE bug 172830 in general "crashes at startup if marble-data is not installed" [Crash,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172830 [12:03] :) [12:04] Lure: that sounds like a very good idea [12:04] Riddell: yep, I think it is actually not a packaging issue - they should work even w/o data [12:05] hello, any marble developers around that can comment kde bug 172830 [12:05] KDE bug 172830 in general "crashes at startup if marble-data is not installed" [Crash,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172830 [12:07] sorry, wrong channel [12:07] ETOMANYCHANNELS ;-) === emonkey-t is now known as emonkex === emonkex is now known as emonkey-t [13:00] !info kgamma jaunty [13:00] kgamma (source: kdegraphics): monitor calibration panel for KDE 4. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.1.85-0ubuntu2 (jaunty), package size 75 kB, installed size 316 kB [13:00] NCommander: ^ [13:04] apachelogger: ping [13:05] apachelogger: does kubotu do lastfm stuff? [13:05] jussi01: aye [13:05] apachelogger: how does that work? [13:05] via their api I would say [13:05] apachelogger: no, literally... can you show me here in channel? [13:09] ~np [13:09] apachelogger listened to "Ringing Bells" by Mando Diao [Hurricane Bar, 2004] 18 hours ago [13:10] ~help lastfm [13:10] lastfm [] => show your or 's now playing track at lastfm. np [] => same as 'lastfm'. other topics: events, artist, album, track, now, set, who, compare [13:11] apachelogger: could you pop kubotu into #ubuntustudio-devel? [13:11] ~np [13:11] jussi01 listened to "Ordinary Day" by Vanessa Carlton [Be Not Nobody, 2002] 4 months ago [13:11] lol [13:11] kubotu: join #ubuntustudio-devel [13:11] havent used lastfm for ages [13:11] thanks apachelogger [13:12] * apachelogger continues the search for sensible openoffice api documentation [13:14] isn't openoffice documentation an oxymoron? [13:15] haha [13:15] Kubuntu Ninja’s - Packagers in Unicorn mode — This is by far the most melodramatic session title. One hour with Kubuntu hackers to find out what it’s all about! One thing’s for sure: Harald Sitter and Stephen Stalcup and talk to you about Kubuntu Packaging and how best to do it. It’s going to be great! [13:16] love the title [13:16] lol, love it [13:16] my mom looked at me funny when I burst out laughing [13:16] <.< [13:17] muahaha [13:17] I love the combinitaton of "One thing" and and and and and [13:18] * apachelogger switches to pony mode and continues search [13:19] pony boy, carry me home [13:29] who is doing 4.2rc packages? [13:34] apachelogger: Any chance you could look at quassel? [13:35] ScottK: not before tomorrow [13:36] apachelogger: OK. I'll ping you then if I don't get it sorted. [13:36] ok [13:44] Lure: apachelogger, myself, nhandler, vorian and Riddell [13:46] JontheEchidna: whoever is doing kdeedu, can it fix Depends for Marble (move libmarble4 should depend on marble-data) [13:46] see kde bug 172830 [13:46] KDE bug 172830 in general "crashes at startup if marble-data is not installed" [Crash,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172830 [13:46] Lure: perfect, I'm doing kdeedu :-) [13:46] haha [13:47] or rather, did last night [13:47] re-do [13:47] yeah, if it fixes a bug then it's definitely worth redoing [13:47] JontheEchidna: great, it fixes crasher bug on digikam [13:48] actually if it's just adding a dependency I don't think I'll need to re-testbuild edu [13:48] * Lure has to get used to new Kubuntu ninja's nickname [13:48] ;-) [13:50] me too [13:51] Oo [13:51] I have to download an external tool to inspect an object in openoffice basic [13:51] what the heck [14:00] which ninja did fixes for armel architecture? I have some qreal/double problems in digikam... [14:00] not sure if this should be just solved with casting [14:00] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21038146/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-armel.digikam_2:0.10.0~beta8-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [14:02] Lure: NCommander is your man for that [14:03] Lure: I hope you havn't been winding up annma too much :) === emonkey-t is now known as m-onkey [14:06] Riddell: that was not my intention and I hope everything is fine ;-) [14:13] vorian: I found them: https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ninjas [14:13] vorian: and you are one of them ;-) [14:18] OHMY!! [14:20] Lure: yeah it's entirely normal, upstreams always get upset when packagers do anything wrong to their apps [14:28] * Nightrose doesn't - she just goes and borrows Hobbsee's Long Pointy Stick Of Doooooooooooom [14:28] :P [14:28] noooooo [14:28] yes! [14:29] that stick is even scarier than pinotree! [14:29] *lol* [14:29] pin-o-tree [14:29] pino is cuddly [14:29] not scary [14:29] you've obviously never messed up his app :P [14:29] *lol* i didn't indeed [14:30] JontheEchidna: which one of them? [14:30] and how many times? [14:30] okular, once [14:30] bah [14:30] twice [14:30] twice? [14:30] * Tm_T used to mess his head too [14:30] well, kpdf [14:31] replacing kpdf's internal xpdf with poppler [14:31] well, that one wasn't me :P [14:31] and the kwin size rules for okular which broke full screen PDFs [14:31] JontheEchidna: what did you do? [14:31] added a patch that took away the stupid multiple status popups during search [14:32] though looking at how search is done now in 4.2 I'm sure the only difference is implementation ;-) [14:35] Riddell: do you know if armel will be added to PPA? [14:36] would help in testing armel fixes [14:38] Lure: I doubt it, I wouldn't let it block an upload though, NCommander or someone can come along and fix it later if it's needed [14:45] Riddell: I can probably fix this build failure, but it may take several uploads to fix all problems (since I do not have armel) [14:46] Riddell: will ask nhandler if there is simplier way (like turn some warnings on), to find potential armel build issues [14:46] Lure: NCommander, not nhandler. [14:53] ScottK: thanks for correcting me [14:53] * Lure is bad with new nicknames ;-) [15:20] JontheEchidna: if you want to follow marble packaging issue, you may want to subscribe to kde bug 172830 [15:20] KDE bug 172830 in general "crashes at startup if marble-data is not installed" [Crash,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172830 [15:21] JontheEchidna: debian developers now got involved in discussion, we just need Marble developer to make final call [15:21] for the time being adding depends is still good enough workaround [15:39] should usb automount work in intrepid also for kde3 apps [15:39] 16:00 < Morydd> any ideas why, after upgrading to Ubuntu Intrepid (and consequently Digikam 0.9.4), digiKam no longer automatically opens when I connect the camera? [15:39] or this works just for kde4? [15:57] ~np [15:57] jussi01 is listening to "Run" by Snow Patrol [15:58] ~np [15:58] Riddell listened to "She's The One(Ft. Royce Da 5'9" by Eminem 2 years ago [15:58] ! [15:58] I think that's a different riddell [15:58] heh [15:58] ~lastfm [15:58] dualscreenman listened to "In The End" by Izzo 3 days ago [15:58] not an eminem fan? [15:59] eminem is not within my collection and it's not what lastfm is currently playing me [15:59] Hahaha. [16:05] ~np [16:05] vorian listened to "Disconnect the Dots" by of Montreal 5 weeks ago [16:05] wha? [16:06] ~np [16:06] ScottK hasn't played anything recently [16:07] That's right at least. [16:07] i don't even know who Montreal is ... [16:07] ~np jjesse [16:07] jjesse hasn't played anything recently [16:09] ~np [16:09] smarter listened to "When I'm Sixty-Four" by The Beatles [Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1990] 3 weeks ago [16:10] hmm, I probably disabled the lastfm plugin in amarok somehow [17:17] Sput: If I build quassel with -DWITH_KDE=ON then quassel-core gets built depending on kde. [17:18] Dropping just that flag fixes it, so I suspect you are requiring something for all packages with -DWITH_KDE=ON that should just be for quassel and quassel-client. [17:18] Sput: Help. [17:20] run ldd on the libaries and binaries see what depends on what kde library [17:27] ScottK: well, enabling it creates a proper KDE binary for the core (which mean, it parses KDE's command line options) [17:27] I guess that's not needed necessarily? [17:28] Well I really don't want to run KDE or even X on my server were the core is living. [17:28] Sput: ^^ [17:29] of course, I was thinking that for such cases you can just build it with -DWITH_KDE=0, but I guess for packagers it's easier to just ignore that flag for the core [17:29] hmm.. why do i have eth2? [17:29] but no eth0? [17:30] I can change that I guess [17:30] hmm.. i changed linux-firmware or smth cuz nothing depended on it [17:30] seems that my iwl3945 needs it though [17:30] Sput: Yes. Please. [17:42] crap. ScottK: this is not trivial, I'm afraid, and I probably won't be able to solve that problem tonight [17:42] a few things in our common lib (to be used by both core and UI) have different code paths for KDE or ont [17:42] *not [17:43] Sput: OK. I'll wait then. This is part of why I wanted to do an early snapshot. [17:43] yep, I should be able to commit something tomorrow [17:44] Great. [17:44] Just let me know and I'll pull another snapshot. Please don't break other stuff in the meantime. [17:44] I'm trying hard to :) [17:47] * ScottK is now officially out of excuses for procastinating $WORK. Darn. [17:52] meh [17:52] go rewrite our CliParser in an AbstractCliParser that can then be instiated with or without KDE support :) [17:52] that should keep you procrastinating for another hour or so [17:55] That'd be about 6 months as I'd have to learn how to program in something other than Python first. [17:55] ScottK: woah, wait! you $WORK!!! ;-) [17:55] Not so far. Still procrastinating on IRC. === ubott2 is now known as ubottu === rdieter is now known as rdieter_away [21:37] hi there o/ [21:40] \o [21:41] \o/ [21:43] o-/< [21:43] o-\< [21:43] o-/< [21:54] \o/ [21:55] o/ [21:56] \o/\o/\o\\\///o [21:56] doc__ is doing it wrong! [21:56] :( [21:57] :P [22:00] i'm constipated... and getting more and more crazy haha [22:13] doc__: Too much information. [22:14] ScottK: :P [23:44] ScottK: you got to learn the factoids :D [23:44] !tmi | doc__ [23:44] doc__: Um thanks... We *really* did not need to know that... [23:49] ops... sorry :/ [23:50] lol [23:50] * jussi01 has no idea why he is up at this time