[00:00] nhandler: can you add what just happened with the PPA copy to bug #225131 ? [00:00] Launchpad bug 225131 in soyuz "PPA copy package ought to allow viewing multiple pages of results" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/225131 [00:00] I think that's the right bug === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [00:01] LaserJock: Sure thing [00:01] nhandler: thanks [00:02] ~kubotu help [00:02] help topics: 9 core modules: auth, basics, config, filters, httputil, irclog, remote, unicode, userdata; 40 plugins: alias, autoop, autorejoin, babel, bans, bar, botsnack, chanserv, debug, dns, eightball, excuse, factoids, host, iplookup, karma, keywords, lastfm, markov, modes, nickrecover, nickserv, q, quote, reaction, remind, ri, rot, rss, salut, script, search, seen, time, topic, translator, twitter, urban, usermodes, wserver [00:02] (help for more info) [00:02] ~eightball [00:02] hmm [00:02] I packaged a plasmoid, but I cannot upload to revu, because I do not know the authors full name. I mailed him, but got no answer, I cannot use a Nickname, can I? [00:02] ~kubotu eightball [00:02] ~kubuntu help karma [00:03] ~kubotu help karma [00:03] karma module: Listens to everyone's chat. ++/-- => increase/decrease karma for , karma for ? => show karma for , karmastats => show stats. Karma is a community rating system - only in-channel messages can affect karma and you cannot adjust your own. [00:03] ~kubuntu eightball [00:03] ~kubotu eightball [00:03] it didnt work.. [00:03] ~kubotu salut [00:03] good evening seele :) [00:03] NCommander: I don't remember for sure. Did you have a fix for kde4libs on armel yet? [00:03] ~karmastats [00:03] 225 items. Best: C (75); Worst: > (-23) [00:04] ScottK, no, because I had my computer ICe [00:04] ~urban kool-aid [00:04] Kool-aid (1/22+): the water of the ghettos " You want some kool-aid?" " Man you know I want some kool-aid" [00:04] no.. that's not what i want [00:04] ~kubotu help urban [00:04] NCommander: OK. I thought I remembered you said that went away. [00:04] urban [word] [n]: give the [n]th definition of [word] from urbandictionary.com. urbanday: give the word-of-the-day at urban [00:05] It just did today it seems [00:05] ~urban kool-aid 5 [00:05] kool-aid (5/22+): Propaganda brewed for mass consumption. E.g.: Bart drank the Bush administration's Kool-Aid about the war in Iraq, and got his ass pwned in... [00:05] there we go [00:05] ~urban kool-aid 3 [00:05] kool-aid (3/22+): The universal drink of the ghetto. comes in many flavors such as grape, cherry, blueberry etc, but known to the ghetto natives as red, purple etc. also used as a slang term to describe a situation. You all up in my kool-aid and don't even know the flavor. What kind of kool-aid do you want?... umm... [00:05] hmm.. that's not it [00:05] i want cult description of kool-aid [00:07] ~urban kubuntu [00:07] kubuntu (1/1): An integrated Linux distro with all the great features of Ubuntu, but based on the KDE desktop. A good thing about Kubuntu is that it is free and can be downloaded, used, and upgraded for no money at all. Kubuntu can be either run off of a liveboot CD, or installed. Kubuntu is a good OS for people w... I currently dual boot with Windows XP and Kubuntu. [00:07] NCommander: I guess something must have changed, pbuilder created a jaunty chroot this time. Although I have no clue what I did differently [00:09] i still dont get how karma works [00:09] ~karma Riddell [00:09] karma for Riddell: 2 [00:09] Riddell++ [00:09] ~karma Riddell [00:09] karma for Riddell: 3 [00:09] ah hah! [00:09] seele: It works just like that [00:09] i see.. so no love for seele [00:09] * Riddell suddely feels self improvement [00:09] ~karma seele++ [00:09] seele++ has neutral karma [00:09] neversfelde: hmm, not sure. Asking in #ubuntu-motu might be advisable [00:09] seele++ [00:10] ~karma seele [00:10] karma for seele: 2 [00:10] yay! [00:10] neversfelde: If you are unable to find it, and the author is not responding, the archive admins might still let it in [00:11] nhandler: thx, I will wait another day and then upload it. [00:14] ~karma neversfelde++ [00:14] neversfelde++ has neutral karma [00:14] neversfelde++ [00:14] ~karma neversfelde [00:14] karma for neversfelde: 2 [00:15] yay, +2 in 1ß seconds :) [00:15] * JontheEchidna reboots for full kde 4.2 goodness [00:15] * seele sighs [00:15] mine is bork. neon is good though [00:15] * neversfelde lost plasma on intrepid [00:16] * seele too [00:16] I'm kinda scared to try it now :( [00:16] Riddell: got your email.... really sorry for the issue... [00:16] Riddell: I have to take my time to do it correctly :) [00:17] Riddell: are the archives frozen actually ? I didn't get the second part of your email... [00:18] Tonio_: no, you won't until tomorrow, but it's ok you can just fix it and upload tonight [00:19] Riddell: hum.... 3 packages, 3 issues.... I may just be too tired to do things correctly today.... let's wait for tomorrow [00:19] Riddell: too many things in the work.... I shouldn't have missed the licencing issue, that's bad [00:20] Why didn't the second copy batch show up? [00:21] * nhandler goes to fix it [00:21] hrmm anothernegative for knetworkmanager -- no easy way to share a wired internet via the wireless card like on my wife's macbook :( [00:22] hehe [00:25] * ScottK asks 5 year old a question ... [00:25] where do babies come from? [00:25] Responses is, "Dad, I'm trying to color here." [00:25] sorry, hehe was for another channel :( [00:25] hehe [00:25] ScottK: lol did you ask her something mushy? [00:25] Unfortunately she takes lessons from her tennage sisters. [00:26] seele: Not mushy, just silly. [00:27] ~twitter seele status [00:27] incorrect usage, ask for help using 'kubotu: help twitter' [00:27] ~twitter status seele [00:27] enjoys a drink after returning from new york :/ (3 months, 3 days, 4 hours, 11 minutes and 24 seconds ago via web) [00:27] In other news I blew my several week streak of not getting pissed off about Launchpad/LP developers. [00:27] wtf i dont remember going to new york [00:27] [18:42:19] BTW, I don't accept that people managing to develop a really slow web tool gives them any particular expertise about Linux distro development. [00:27] wow 3 months 3 days 4 hours 11 minutes and 24 second s ago :) [00:28] ~kubotu help twitter [00:28] twitter status [nick] => show nick's (or your) status, use 'twitter friends status [nick]' to also show the friends' timeline | twitter update [status] => updates your status on twitter | twitter identify [username] [password] => ties your nick to your twitter username and password | twitter actions [on|off] => enable/disable twitting of actions (/me does ...) [00:28] ScottK: that's an interesting comment [00:28] it's also true [00:28] agreeed [00:29] Someone on #ubuntu-motu was holding out the help.launchpad.net recommendations on PPA revison numbering as somehow authoritative. [00:29] <_neversfelde> ~twitter neversfelde status [00:29] incorrect usage, ask for help using 'kubotu: help twitter' [00:29] ~twitter update packing up after a boring day at a conference on genetically modified cryogenically frozen ninja mice who glow and fight cancer [00:29] status updated [00:29] ~twitter status seele [00:29] enjoys a drink after returning from new york :/ (3 months, 3 days, 4 hours, 13 minutes and 48 seconds ago via web) [00:29] * seele smacks forehead [00:30] ScottK: I was having fun watching that conversation [00:30] * seele really does packup. brb === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde === neversfelde is now known as neversfelde_ === neversfelde_ is now known as neversfelde === neversfelde is now known as neversfelde_ [00:33] * Tonio_ beds... === neversfelde_ is now known as neversfelde [00:35] is intrepid safe to update with the ppa for kde4 enabled? [00:36] * ScottK doesn't know of anyone succeeding yet. [00:36] seele had trouble not so long ago. [00:37] me too [00:39] Plasma is not working atm [00:40] hrmm ok ill wait then :) [00:41] is anybody using the xorg-edgers ppa? [00:43] silly quick question, but is the vote for the technical board that mark sent out ot ubuntu-devel-announce and ubuntu-devel-discuss only supposed to be for the ubuntu-devel team or everyone? [00:45] ah another bundle of packages [00:45] probably it is working now [00:45] jjesse-dell9: ubuntu-dev (which is MOTU and core-dev both) [00:46] ScottK ah thanks, was a bit confused by the email going out to such a big list and who was able to vote [00:47] it's rather odd that we're only voting for 1 person [00:47] a year or so ago Mark said he wanted the TB to be ~ 5 people [00:47] and instead we just get to replace mjg59 [00:47] yay, Plasma is back [00:48] LaserJock: i dont understand either [00:48] neversfelde: after what? [00:48] LaserJock: I think it's great to have an actual vote [00:49] ScottK: I suppose, not a a big one, but I guess it's better than nothing [00:49] "pick between two" [00:49] First time for TB. [00:50] LaserJock: latest Update via the experimental repo [00:50] neversfelde: k, cool, I'll give it a go then [00:50] neversfelde: must have been python-kde4 [00:51] LaserJock: yes, should be the reason [00:51] who was working on ufw-kde? was that rgreening? [00:51] ScottK: that is good, but I think I'd rather have a confirmational vote on 3 new people :-) [00:51] especially if there was a community person in the 3 [00:51] jjesse-dell9: yeah.. kuser and puthon-kde4 didnt upgrade [00:52] seele: hrmm so should i wait or should i go? [00:52] jjesse-dell9: just apt-get update and look to make sure nothing's being held back [00:53] LaserJock: is python-kde4 why plasma is crashing? [00:53] seele: I think it must be [00:53] python-kde4 was not updated, because kdepim was missing [00:53] seele: neversfelde updated that an kusers and now he's got python [00:54] * ScottK dinners [00:54] it is available now and plasma is working again [00:54] bah, s/python/plasma/ [00:55] ah cool.. more updates [00:55] I love KDE 4.2 [00:55] looks like nothing is being held back so away i go [01:02] Glad to see that that last copy batch worked. [01:02] * nhandler really despises the ppa copy system [01:05] yaay my kde is back [01:05] jjesse-dell9: now it seems safe [01:07] hrmm dropbox can run under kde as long as gdm is being used [01:10] jjesse-dell9: it doesn't work without gdm? [01:10] LaserJock: corrrrect [01:11] bummer [01:11] LaserJock: none of my files were getting updating until i configured gdm instead of kdm [01:11] odd [01:12] apprantly it needs nautlius [01:13] dont know for sure [01:13] jjesse-dell9: I know it modifies the nautilus right click menu [01:13] right [01:13] but I wouldn't think gdm = nautilus [01:13] LaserJock: I'm not sure why it needs gdm [01:14] me either but now it works [01:17] Time to see how rc1 works for me [01:17] rc1 of? [01:17] problems with xinerama are not solved [01:18] hum.. where is the wlalpaper installed. it didnt show up [01:18] tha wallpaper is mhhh [01:18] no way.. i like it [01:18] we call it "Geschmacksache sagte der Affe" :) [01:18] which means.. [01:19] sneeze? [01:20] taste, says the monkey and bites into the soft soap [01:20] probably [01:20] you cannot translat it I think [01:22] haha [01:22] my father loves this saying and he has birthdy today. 60 years [01:24] jjesse-dell9: I just tried dropbox here with kdm and it worked [01:25] Well, kubuntu is running great on my laptop now. I think I'll have to stick with it :) [01:25] win [01:25] kubuntu++ [01:26] nhandler: I'm getting that feeling as well [01:27] hehe [01:27] LaserJock: hrmm somethings is wierd it wouldnt update any files for me [01:27] jjesse-dell9: What wouldn't? [01:28] none of my files would update, like i would update a file on my windows box and it wouldnt copy over to my kubuntu box [01:29] jjesse-dell9: I just tried adding a file on my kubuntu box. I suppose it could be just a one-way problem [01:30] LaserJock: so you added a file and it is updated now on the dropbox side of things as well? [01:30] yeah [01:30] I checked on the web interface [01:31] I have gdm installed, but it's not running [01:31] interesting [01:38] bah, kdebase-workspace is FTBFS on amd64, no wonder I was having problems [01:38] so whos watching american idol besides me tonight? [01:38] jjesse-dell9: My brother is [01:38] my wife is in the hotel room so i am [01:41] Deutschland such den Superstar is hard enough [01:41] my girlfriend is watching that shit, but I never would [01:42] * JontheEchidna realizes he never did reboot [01:42] Neither did I. I have the little notification telling me to do so [01:43] i take it deutschland such den superstar is the german version of idol? [01:43] brb [01:43] jjesse-dell9: yes it is [01:43] python-kde4-dev: Depends: python-kde4 (< 4:4.1.96-0ubuntu1.1~) but it is not going to be installed [01:43] and it is as bad as the american version [01:44] LaserJock: Intrepid? [01:44] Jaunty [01:44] amd64? [01:44] yeah [01:44] * nhandler goes to see if it has built [01:45] * neversfelde goes to bed [01:45] it said it built yesterday [01:45] n8 everyone [01:45] and it looks to me like kdebase-workspace was started after, so I don't get it [01:45] LaserJock: it was [01:46] so why wouldn't it have found it :( [01:47] It looks like aside from a few plasmoids, the kde packages for amd64 have built [01:47] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-workspace/4:4.1.96-0ubuntu2/+build/836383 [01:48] not so nhandler [01:48] shouldnt the reboot notifier come up after the process of updating is done [01:49] jjesse-dell9: heh, that's a good point. if somebody got antsy they could reboot in the middle [01:49] Hmm, everything's cool except kdm is now using plastique [01:49] apachelogger: ^ [01:49] nhandler: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+builds?build_text=&build_state=pending&start=500&batch=50 [01:49] totally i almost hit it but then switched over to the konsole and noticed the upgrade still going [01:50] builds of kdeutils, kdeplasma-addons, kdesdk, kdedmin, kdetoys, -workspace, -runtime have yet to be built [01:50] for amd64, that is [01:51] Yeah, I had the wrong filter option ;) [01:51] * nhandler liked thinking everything built [01:57] hrmm ok back [01:57] whats the name of the default background? is it air? or something like that? [01:59] Air, yes [01:59] jjesse-dell9: btw, is kickoff still too small? [01:59] * JontheEchidna remembers a bug report you filed about that [01:59] JontheEchidna: nope its been scaling correct for awhile, didnt i close th report? [02:00] * JontheEchidna checks [02:00] if not, please do [02:00] ok, closing now [02:00] nhandler: so can you figure out why -workspace didn't build? it looks to me like it should have [02:01] LaserJock: it did build, this is a re-build [02:02] there was a flaw with a modified kdm.init script which would have been bad news [02:13] vorian: What was that emerald app for kde you were talking about? choqok and a few other applications have ugly windows that I want to fix [02:13] kde-style-dekorator \o/ [02:13] Was it backported to intrepid? [02:13] er, no [02:13] let me work on that [02:14] :D [02:14] nhandler: it's in the kubuntu-members ppa iirc [02:14] * vorian checks [02:14] vorian: For intrepid? [02:14] nope, nevermind [02:16] it's kwin-style-dekorator [02:16] JontheEchidna: Aside from looking ugly, choqoK runs fine on Intrepid. I put up a copy in my PPA, but it is identical to the jaunty version [02:16] nhandler: It'd been backported once, if it needs updating, please file a backports bug. [02:17] ScottK: What was backported? kwin-style-dekorator? [02:17] ScottK: no backport exists [02:17] NCommander: choqoK [02:17] Urgh. [02:17] ScottK: Where? intrepid-backports? [02:17] nhandler:^^^ [02:17] oh, yeah [02:17] IIRC. [02:18] that was done yesterday [02:18] ScottK: Ok, thanks. I really didn't look hard. I'll get the backports version [02:26] hrmm kontact is crashing everytime i open it up now that ive restarted [02:26] jjesse-dell9: what version is it at? [02:27] vorian: mysql bug or amarok bug: Bug #316957 [02:27] Launchpad bug 316957 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.30-2ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: 子进程 post-installation script 返回了错误号 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/316957 [02:27] * vorian checks [02:27] * ScottK notes that vorian is now and forever more the amarok packaging expert. [02:27] kontact is version 1.3 [02:27] heh [02:27] :) [02:28] jjesse-dell9: I sorta meant apt-cache policy kontact :P [02:28] oh sorry [02:28] JontheEchidna: 4.1.96-0ubuntu1-intrepid1-ppa2 [02:29] hmm, and kdepimlibs5? [02:29] 4.1.96-0ubuntu-intrepid1-ppa1 [02:30] interesting, what is the difference between ppa1 and ppa2? [02:30] kdepim probably had to be uploaded twice [02:30] ScottK: i would bet $100 smackers that this is due to 5.0 being built already, and 5.1 in the wings - so we have libclientmysql15/16 conflicts that don't actually exist yet [02:30] that shouldn't be the issue though [02:30] this makes the crash somewhat puzzling though [02:31] vorian: Mark in the bug then please. [02:31] will do [02:31] ok, I'm still stuck on why -workspace FTBFS [02:31] i thi9nk the problem is in kmail [02:31] * LaserJock feels like he's missing something [02:32] kmakmail [02:32] Kde4rc1 rocks, thank you guys! [02:32] jjesse-dell9: kmail works here :D [02:33] * JontheEchidna away for a bit [02:33] bummer, just running kmail and it crashes as well [02:33] Hi. RSSNOW and the News plasmoids do not fetch the RSS Feeds in 4.2RC. The same problem existed in 4.2B2 and had been reported. [02:34] sock_file=/home/jonathan.kde/socket-dell-9/kdeinit4__0 [02:35] ScottK: amarok will need rebuilding, since it pulls in libmysqlserver15-dev [02:36] anyone having issues with the weather applet not updating? [02:38] maybe because the temperature doesn't change all the time? [02:39] shows all 0 [02:40] works properly here [02:41] try changing the location [02:41] it seems to work her [02:41] +e [02:43] hrmm i think the problem is with noaa? or whatever the us data source is [02:43] NCommander: I lied earlier about the pbuilder issue. I get a bunch of Could not resolve 'archive.ubuntu.com' messages [02:45] Anyone else without working RSS plasmoids? [02:47] every folder but my inbox (gmail over imap) works correctly [02:48] jjesse-dell9: I'm using NOAA [02:48] my gmail over imap works correctly [02:49] gargh must be me [02:49] jjesse-dell9: I think you're just special :p [02:49] probablly should go to be bed then :) [02:50] thanks LaserJock i think you're special as well [02:50] hello, plasma crash when I add comics to comics applet [02:50] torkiano: I got that as well [02:51] antiquark: RSSNOW just sits there with "fetching feeds" is that what you get? [02:53] Oh [02:53] apparently the rss engine will only build if kdepimlibs are present, but cmake doesn't say anything at all if they aren't [02:53] oh goodness [02:54] yeah :/ [02:54] JontheEchidna: we have to wait for all of 4.1.4 to build before the rest of amd64 is done [02:54] holy damn [02:55] JontheEchidna: that affects me too? [02:55] yeah, the rss dataengine isn't being built in our packages [02:57] JontheEchidna: ok, good work anyone (not everything can be perfect ;-)) [02:59] LaserJock: yes that's what I get === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [04:09] vorian: Universe isn't frozen, so you can upload it again anytime. [04:10] right-o [04:10] i didn't even notice networkanager 0.7 is in the pipes [04:14] Been for a while [04:14] no, i mean at this moment, waiting to be built [04:14] * vorian is somewhat tiredish [04:16] Then go to bed vorian, it is 11:15 your time [04:16] Hobbsee: Is there any chance you could rescore kdebase-workspace on amd64? It's kind of holding up the train. [04:56] anybody around running Jaunty amd64? [04:58] I am [04:58] haven't upgraded recently with my kubuntu desktop though [05:01] nixternal: you running it right now? [05:01] nixternal: We want to know why python-kde4 is currently uninstallable. [05:01] don't have it turned on [05:01] nixternal: get with it MAN! [05:01] Would you try and install it and see why it says no? [05:01] in jaunty? [05:01] * LaserJock gets out the whip [05:01] * nixternal fires up kubuntu jaunty amd64 [05:03] I love how fast kubuntu jaunty fires up on my x86_64 box [05:03] 2941kB/s [05:03] gotta love that [05:04] umm, I take it I shouldn't be dist-upgrading in jaunty yet, as it wants to remove a bunch of stuff [05:04] Like Gnome? [05:05] How's that month of Gnome [05:05] LaserJock: what do you want me to check out? [05:05] ScottK: I can't install python-kde4 as it is already installed and is being held back [05:05] dist-upgrade wants to remove a lot of stuff that I don't want being removed right now [05:05] nixternal: what Scott said [05:05] OK. Can haz lizt? [05:05] seems like the kde4.2 stuff hasn't all built yet [05:06] !paste [05:06] pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) [05:06] nixternal: Do you that python-kde4-dev installed ? [05:06] no [05:06] nixternal: what does it say when you just do apt-get upgrade python-kde4 ? [05:06] n [05:06] err [05:07] wrong keyboard [05:07] LaserJock: If he tries to install the -dev I think the list of what it wants to remove will be very instructive. [05:07] yeah [05:07] I just installed python-kde4-dev without any problems [05:08] Argh. [05:08] OK. Then the what it wants to remove if you upgrad python-kde4? [05:08] upgrad/upgrade [05:08] python-kde4: Depends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.1.96) but 4:4.1.85-0ubuntu1 is to be installed [05:09] interesting [05:10] dist-upgrade == kdebase-workspace-bin kdeplasma-addons kubuntu-desktop ---- REMOVED [05:10] ah hah [05:10] kdebase-runtime is not built [05:10] well that's not good [05:10] it's still in the queue [05:11] so when that gets built then python-kde4 becomes installable and kdebase-workspace will build :-) [05:11] That's not so bad. [05:12] NCommander: I looked at the armel build failure log for kde4libs. i saw qreal and flet. How's your armel box doing now? [05:13] 59% [05:13] kdebase-runtime's ETA is 8 hours and kdebase-workspace's is 11 hours [05:13] It will be at the point of failure tommorow [05:16] LaserJock: We could ask Hobbsee to rescore them. [05:16] as long as they get scored together [05:16] :-) [05:18] * ScottK knows exactly how many uploads he did today because he got one armel build failure mail per upload. [05:19] heh [05:46] #313318 [05:46] hm [05:46] bug #313318 [05:46] Launchpad bug 313318 in kdebase-workspace "LCD Weather, RSSNOW and News applet don't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/313318 [06:01] ooooh new KDM wallpaper [06:10] Does it make sense to make a post about the RC ? [06:36] ScottK: hrm? [06:36] Hobbsee: Please? [06:37] * ScottK guesses those builds are currently on the critical path for the Alpha release. [06:38] ScottK: what do you care about? armel? [06:38] Hobbsee: amd64. kdebase-workspace and kdebase-runtime. [06:39] oh, i see. [06:39] We're currently totally dean on armel due to kde4libs FTBFS that needs someone who actually knows what they are doing to fix (i.e. not me). [06:39] dean/dead [06:40] fair enough [06:41] NCommander: can't fix it, i take it [06:41] * Hobbsee inserts a $, to make the script work better. [06:41] NCommander is having armel hardware problems. [06:42] No one else working on Kubuntu has any AFAIK. [06:42] * Hobbsee scratches head [06:42] oh. I think hte heat is effecting me. [06:49] ScottK, its working fine [06:49] ScottK, I just had an out of date compiler [06:49] Ah. [06:49] ScottK, and I just confirmed the FTBFS :-) [06:49] Now to cook a fix [06:49] Excellent. [06:50] Maybe you should email StevenK first and see if he'd rather do it himself? [06:52] Wait, StevenK already working on this? [06:54] define this? [06:55] Hobbsee: how hot is it? [06:55] Hobbsee, ARM portability fixes [06:55] Which city? [06:55] NCommander: No. It was a snarky comment about his comments on your core-dev app. [06:56] ScottK, Steve is perfectly entitled to his opinions. [06:56] DaSkreech: 38C, give or take? [06:56] I may not like the, but I'm not going to ignore criticism when I hear it. [06:57] Hmm only 26 degrees here [06:57] NCommander: Certainly. I'm just not a big fan of this particular one (usually I tend to agree with him). All your 'failures' did was burn up a little buildd time. In the end you succeeded and the alternative was no KDE on armel. [06:57] Certainly learning is good, but that doesn't diminish the value of what you did. [06:57] Well, the job got done anyway [06:58] Exactly. [06:58] and in a few weeks, the point will be mute; I'll be able to upload to the KDE repos [06:58] ScottK, granted, the sanity KDE took with me I may never recover from, but at least upstream is slowly getting our patches merged [06:58] ah yes, i've been meaning to reply to that core dev app [06:59] * NCommander wonders if Hobbsee is planning to put another torpedo in it [06:59] NCommander: well, i agree with some of his points. [06:59] Hobbsee, as do I [06:59] What on earth is vegan fruit ? [07:00] DaSkreech, fruit not fertelized with animal parts, or droppings [07:00] So it's fertilized without fertilizer ? [07:00] Hobbsee, I agree too, else the email sent to Steve would have me OMG YOUR WRONG, sorta thing. [07:00] DaSkreech, you can use compost like other planets, but pretty much [07:00] Isn't that like what started mad cow disease? :) [07:01] NCommander: you seem to jump from shiny to shiny, and once you're a core developer, you can implement more things that you're interested in, but there's less of a guarentee that you'll keep doing them. [07:01] and I see your arguments, in terms of helping others out [07:01] but it's the projects that you might lead yourself that's concerning [07:01] DaSkreech: No that was having cows eat dead cow parts. [07:02] ScottK, that's where mad cow came from (or well, cows eating sheep) [07:02] Yeah well vegan fruit is having plants eat dead plants [07:02] although, presumably, as you're contracted to work for canonical now, you will have to spend the time consistently on the areas that you're involved in. [07:02] so perhaps it's less risky now. [07:02] * NCommander swears [07:02] How'd that slip out into the community? [07:02] * Hobbsee raises an eyebrow [07:03] if you're giving activity reports in public meetings, what do you expect to happen? [07:03] Who's awake at 8am EST :-P [07:03] \o [07:03] community members don't just give activity reports, unless they either work at canonical, or are contracted. duh. [07:03] Hobbsee, -_-;, I was trying not to say anything [07:04] contracted to work for canonical now - I'm not contracted anyway; I'm employeed [07:05] Hobbsee, mostly because thats the point, people treat you differently when you work for the powers that be. [07:05] Its subtle, but the difference does exist. [07:05] NCommander: understandable. It makes a difference on your core dev app though [07:05] Hobbsee, as a general rule of thumb, I want to get by on merits, and talents, not because i get a paycheck [07:06] There is a reason my @canonical.com email isn't on LP, or been used on any public list. [07:09] NCommander: well, I can't really see the point of officially replying to it. If you're a part of the evil empire, you'll need the powers, and you're probably technically good enough to get them. If you screw up a cd build or something, then they'll have your mobiel number to call you up and yell at you, and tell you to fix it by a particular time, so it's probably safe for you to get core dev ;) [07:09] Hobbsee, nah, they'll just pay to send Steve to my apartment [07:10] from australia? unlikely. [07:10] heh [07:10] nixternal lives closer and since he's from Chicago, he probably has a side business 'straightening people out'. [07:11] ScottK, nixternal doesn't work for Canonical unless I missed a memo [07:11] Or at least as far as I know doesn't work [07:11] Right. To straighten someone out you usually use an outside contactor. [07:11] Plausible deniability and all that. [07:12] ScottK, eh, there enough people who hate me that it would be possible to find someone to do it pro bono [07:12] Or take up a collection. [07:16] no no I think that pro bono is fine for me [07:16] I'll take that collection though [07:17] * ScottK needs to get to bed. [07:17] Good night all. [07:17] Hobbsee: Thanks for the rescores. [07:18] ScottK: y/w [07:55] morning [07:57] morning [07:57] I wonder if something interesting will be announced today [07:57] Too late [07:58] yeah well let's not talk about the bad people who can't wait [08:00] there it is [08:00] http://www.qtsoftware.com/about/news/lgpl-license-option-added-to-qt Qt LGPL'ed [08:08] ~twitter update Qt to be LGPL! [08:08] status updated [08:12] Is MSN working In the RC packages? [08:13] no [08:15] is there a time line for it to work? [08:15] Ch1ppy says the notes specifically said that MSN doesn't work for jaunty [08:16] kmail crashes on mail check for me [08:16] I'll just promote libmsn after the alpha, they've had long enough to review [08:16] *** KMail got signal 11 (Crashing) [08:19] Hey, it seems that kopete was compiled without MSN support in the RC, but this isn't reflected in the release announcement. One or the other should be fixed... [08:20] It's extremely irritating for me because I explicitly looked for it and upgraded on seeing nothing about it, but now there's no way back [08:21] Ch1ppy: it's alpha software, we'll get it working today or tomorrow [08:21] Riddell: Alpha software? It's an RC?? [08:21] Jaunty Alpha 3 out tomorrow [08:21] oh, sorry [08:21] In Intrepid [08:23] kmail crashes on startup on 8.10 with 4.2rc packages, worked fine in beta2 [08:23] 3 different imap accounts, akonodi 1.10 [08:23] roccolord: What error message from console? [08:23] Riddell: The release announcement does say that MSN support isn't in Jaunty though; if I were running that I would have abstained for that reason [08:24] ** KMail got signal 11 (Crashing) [08:24] KCrash: Application 'kmail' crashing... [08:24] sock_file=/home/robert/.kde/socket-vostro2/kdeinit4__0 [08:24] Same here [08:25] Riddell: reuploaded policykit-kde, libpackagekit and kpackagekit [08:25] Riddell: they all are in NEW (I know we-re frozen...) [08:26] Riddell: and this time I took up the time to do things correctly.... sorry for yesterday, but my concentration was really bad :) [08:29] neponuk crashes on startup [08:29] 477.847643] nepomukservices[6427]: segfault at 4 ip b7db07e2 sp bf9bc7a0 error 4 in libQtCore.so.4.4.3[b7d5d000+225000] [08:29] mbiebl: hey ! long time no see :) [08:29] mbiebl: have you tried playing with the network-manager plasmoid for kde4 ? [08:29] Hmm i've never gotten nepomuk or strigi to work [08:29] Tonio_: hi [08:30] Tonio_: no, I'm still using KDE 3 [08:30] * mbiebl waiting for getting lenny released [08:30] mbiebl: oki... I wanted to get some bugs confirmed somehow :) [08:34] hi Lure [08:34] Lure: any plans to work on k3b ? I'm currently praparing the kde4 version a testing package... [08:34] hi Tonio_ [08:35] Tonio_: not until from-SVN works for me [08:35] Tonio_: currently is pretty useless [08:35] true that :) [08:36] It's beeing reported to work for most people.... and preparing the package is nevertheless a waste of time :) [08:36] Tonio_: it looks to me that something is wrong with K3Process (execution of external commands) [08:37] so it might not be much to make it work [08:37] but I do not have time to look into it until end-Jan, as I want to work on some feature for KIPI-Plugins first [08:37] Tonio_: but I am availble for testing you packages ;-) [08:38] Lure: yep I'll let you the work on kipi-plugins :) [08:38] Lure: digikam is to be concerned for packaging too :) [08:38] Lure: I'll ping allee on that point [08:38] Tonio_: I work on KDE-svn, and updating digikam/kipi-plugins is not an issue [08:38] even less as it is in universe ;-) [08:38] so I can upload alone [08:38] digikam is already in [08:39] merged with debian/experimental [08:39] RC is planned for en of month and I will update it [08:39] hum nice :) [08:39] * Tonio_ will have to consider a kubufox package too... [08:39] WE have that? [08:40] Make it suggested :-D [08:40] DaSkreech: that's something I want to make, with oxygen theme packaged and so on [08:41] DaSkreech: I already have a prototype that pretty much works :) [08:44] Neat :) [08:45] Submit it to the firefox-qt project === quassel251 is now known as eilidh [09:17] what's going wrong here? http://imagebin.org:80/35753 [09:18] adept lost it's icons too, it uses the computer-icon too in systray [09:19] can anyone give me an update on where the RC! intrepid amd64 packagezs are at? dont want to kill things yet [09:32] do other people here have issues with mysql-server 5.1 preinst script ? [10:14] hi there [10:16] hi [10:37] apachelogger: anything i have to care about before switching to kde-nightly? [11:16] Ydrk I just installed intrepid KDE-4.2 from the ppa and now I don't have a window manager anymore [11:17] Any suggestions? [11:17] I don't have a choise of "KDE" on the login screen [11:23] Error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/kdewallpapers_4%3a4.1.96-0ubuntu1~intrepid1~ppa5_all.deb : trying to overwrite `/usr/share/wallpapers/Golden_Ripples/metadata.desktop', which is also in package kdebase-workspace-wallpapers. [11:23] apachelogger: JontheEchidna ^ [11:24] there's more [11:24] libmsn is missing, roight? [12:06] vorian: kdenetwork is fixed [12:16] Riddell: ping ? [12:18] apachelogger: partitionmanager beta1 is out [12:19] apachelogger: want me to update your experimental package and submit it to review ? [12:23] Tonio_: hi [12:25] Riddell: I fixed all the 3 packages, they must be okay now.... sorry for yesterday.... that was a bad day :) [12:25] Riddell: is the thing I'm supposed to understand today public yet ? :) [12:26] Riddell: and also, I've been testing k3b 2 and got pretty goot results.... packaging on the way [12:30] Tonio_: I updated your page about a kubuntu VoIP solution, there are interesting changes ;-) [12:31] Could someone with access update http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2-rc1, and state that msn in kopete isn't supported on 8.10 either, if that is intended. [12:32] torkiano: will have a look :) [12:35] also, i've submited an idea to ubuntu brainstorm to improve VoIP in kubuntu. Anyone interested: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/17266/ [12:35] sorry I see that this is fixed now, msn is working proper again [12:35] Tonio_: http://www.qtsoftware.com/about/news/lgpl-license-option-added-to-qt [12:35] aye [12:36] Riddell: hmm, I'm sending a mail to our bdfl about few things, something I should keep in mind? [12:38] Tm_T: to Mark? what are you saying? [12:38] Riddell: Wow, there isn't excuses to utilize GTK now XD [12:39] certainly not [12:39] I like this: "Qt source code repositories will be made publicly available and will encourage contributions from desktop and embedded developer communities" [12:39] Riddell: about summers Assembly event, inviting him to join us there (he wanted to be there so...) also one personal thing [12:40] Riddell: hmm, something I should say about our team too? [12:40] Tonio_: sure [12:41] And why LGPL v2.1 and not LGPL v3? [12:41] Riddell: oh and also about Linux in schools issues [12:41] Tm_T: tell him nice quote on the Nokia press release :) [12:41] torkiano: to be compatible with GPL 2 [12:41] Riddell: heh, will do [12:42] but Qt is under GPL3, isn't it? [12:42] now reboot to updated KDE -> [12:42] Would it possible to rebuild kmail with http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=908525, to stop imap crasher, looks to be backported 4.2 after freeze. [12:42] torkiano: 2 and 3 [12:42] Just hosed my system trying to install 4.2 [12:43] worked like a charm here [12:44] apachelogger: on intrepid? [12:46] I'm back on 4.1 -- after a terrible ordeal -- it'll be a while before I attempt THAT again [12:47] Riddell: you are true. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#AllCompatibility [12:47] http://blog.gwright.org.uk/articles/2009/01/14/qt-lgpl - ouch [12:49] mok0: jaunty [12:49] apachelogger: ah [12:49] nixternal: ouch? [12:49] apachelogger: I'm not brave enough to upgrade my production system to jauty [12:50] * Riddell wonders if nixternal reads planet gnome first thing in the morning [12:50] Riddell: all the comments [12:50] it is in my google reader [12:50] i read that every morning for about 20 minutes before I leave for work [12:51] nixternal: comments seem good [12:51] for Qt :) [12:52] qt is teh winnah...at work we have a java based client for our grid, and it was the ugliest thing ever...jambi fixed that up [12:52] * nixternal gets ready to leave...have a nice day everyone! [12:53] morning [12:54] Hey vorian [12:56] people [12:56] take a look at Qt's keymapping stuff [13:01] nixternal: interesting this is: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-devel-list/2008-July/msg00027.html [13:02] * apachelogger certainly flames KDE [13:04] actually that's what I have been through, GNOME/GTK people keep spreading FUD and refuse to find out facts [13:09] Tm_T: lets do the same [13:09] GNOME stopped development when Qt got dual licensing :P [13:11] Tonio_: I'm rejecting kpackagekit and libpackagekit-qt, but you have to promise not to be over appologetic! [13:12] Tonio_: just needs the COPYING file added [13:12] :) [13:15] apachelogger: I rather not [13:16] Tm_T: mom, you are no fun :P [13:16] I know [13:16] but I'm so old! [13:16] even my CV says I'm 113 years old [13:20] Oo [13:20] omg [13:30] Depends: python-qt4, python-kde4 (<< 4:4.1.96-0ubuntu1.1~) huh? [13:31] what is our status of libmsn in ibex? [13:31] vorian: I threw network up for a rebuild because we forgot to re-add libmsn support when we backported [13:31] Tm_T: ^ [13:31] JontheEchidna: ahhh [13:31] JontheEchidna: ah thanks [13:32] JontheEchidna: we had a flood of questions in #kubuntu because of that =) [13:32] JontheEchidna: we have newest hottest svn libmsn? [13:32] yeah yeah.... :P [13:32] nope [13:32] well, then it might break [13:32] rly? [13:33] well, it doesn't handle url forwards properly [13:33] doh [13:33] so if MSN servers does it again, it's broken [13:33] as recently happened [13:33] JontheEchidna: thanks [13:33] * vorian runs away for a few hours [13:34] JontheEchidna: uno momento... [13:34] libmsn beta 3 was ment to be out yesterday [13:34] Riddell: and you are calling perfectionist :) [13:35] calling "me" :) [13:35] Riddell: hmm, _salem haven't mentioned, I'll ask [13:36] Riddell: I'll get that fixed upstream and will repackage then :) [13:36] Riddell: we have time to get those in the archives... [13:37] Riddell: I don't have amd64 here, so I can't check it, but I think we may have somehow got a circular build-dep between kde4bindings and kdebase-workspace. [13:38] bindings builds just fine [13:38] Tonio_: upstream already have a COPYING file but the tars are only part of the repository so you need to make tars with the COPYING file in them [13:38] Err. not build-dep, but depends. [13:38] Tm_T: by the looks of it nhandler copied over a kdenetwork that has msn support a few hours ago [13:38] ScottK: I don't see any in the bzr diff [13:38] Riddell: got it [13:39] apachelogger: But then it wants to install something from workspace that isn't built yet. [13:39] Riddell: would you recommend to just patch or rebuild the tarballs ? [13:39] JontheEchidna: hmm, libmsn release tonight [13:39] ScottK: wouldn't it whine about that? [13:39] Which is why python-kde4 isn't installable. [13:39] apt-get build-dep kdebase-workspace works fine in my AMD64 chroot [13:39] Tm_T: rebuild then tars [13:39] Riddell: I'd say rebuilding, but as the policy is very flexible on that point... [13:39] Riddell: Can you install python-kde4 there? [13:39] Tm_T: probably going to need to update that then rebuild kdenetwork [13:39] ScottK: yes and python-kde4-dev [13:39] JontheEchidna: indeed [13:40] OK. It's officially weird then. [13:40] maybe the buildds are broken :P [13:40] Last night nixternal couldn't install it. Maybe something fixed in the meantime. [13:40] apachelogger: We know they're broken, they're part of Launchpad. [13:40] ;-) [13:41] poor launchpad always gets a beating [13:41] ScottK: I think it was a publishing problem [13:42] pykde4 is arch any and -dev is arch all IIRC [13:42] I'm doing a rebuild of kdebase-workspace on amd64 for luck [13:43] Riddell: so we are still without bluetooth in KDE, roight? [13:43] if someone feels like uploading && testing: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/amarok/ubuntu [13:43] apachelogger: That's correct. [13:43] * apachelogger is in a meeting right now [13:45] Tm_T: best try asking in #kdebluetooth [13:45] ScottK: http://paste.ubuntu.com/104835/ That is in my clean pbuilder [13:45] amd64 [13:45] Riddell: ooh, there's that kind of channel too, thanks [13:45] * vorian is waiting too [13:47] JontheEchidna: did you push fixed Qt to intrepid or somewhere? [13:48] nope, got distracted [13:48] :-( [13:48] JontheEchidna: np, just wondering [13:48] what needed fixed? [13:48] Riddell: patch added from qt-copy [13:48] Riddell: clearFocus crash patch [13:48] Riddell: already in jaunty [13:48] 0260 by qt-copy numbering [13:49] so it's about backporting I guess [13:52] me doesn't have time to do it right now [13:52] * JontheEchidna doesn't have time to do it right now [13:56] torkiano: is kcall for kde4 correctly maintained ? [13:56] no news or announcement on the website since 2008/07... [13:59] * ScottK relaxes and enjoys the complaints on #amarok about Fedora needing to update their packages .... [14:00] haha [14:01] ScottK: btw, we beat suse to 4.1.96 too ^_^ [14:01] * ScottK also wonders how NCommander is doing on kde4libs qreal fixoring. [14:01] JontheEchidna: Not yet on amd64. [14:02] and who's fault is that? [14:02] right, launchpads :P [14:02] closed-source soyuz's, to be specific [14:02] :P [14:04] closed-source python soyuz's :P [14:04] that said [14:04] someone take kubuntu-dev-tools for a test ride [14:04] * apachelogger did theoretical changes again [14:04] it's one component they're not gonna open source when LP goes open source [14:04] JontheEchidna: Which means it's not actually going open source. [14:05] * ScottK does wonder if it's for business reasons or to avoid embarassment. [14:05] well, if you find a good enough chain of security leaks you can easy enough poision the whole ubuntu archive I guess [14:06] any other reason than that would be embarassing itself :P [14:06] It's built off of the Debian tools which seem to go OK (except once) in that regard. [14:07] debian's it not connected to the rest of launchpad though ;-) [14:08] Well soyuz isn't particularly. The integration bits (bugs closed in changelog for example) Debian typically has too. [14:08] O.o [14:08] I"m getting kdesdk updates from an intrepid ppa on my jaunty mahcine [14:09] haha, openoffice just killed the lead marketing dude's laptopb [14:09] <3 work meetings [14:09] please rebuild kmail with http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=908525 fix, as it doesn't work well with certain imap folder [14:10] please repot a bug, as we don't have builtin bug tracking systems. thank you. [14:10] * Riddell retries kdesdk on jaunty [14:10] Riddell: I guess it also failed due to pykde? [14:10] ah, that's probably why, kdesdk ftbfs [14:10] apachelogger: no, mysql [14:10] Oo [14:11] how does sdk relate to mysql? [14:11] libsvn brings in something which brings in libmysqlclient-dev [14:11] which should be 5.0 but got overwritten by mysql 5.1 when it shouldn't have [14:11] mysql is everywhere it seems [14:11] certainly is [14:12] This concerns me. [14:12] * ScottK is not a super duper database expert. [14:12] apachelogger: where should bugs agains 4.2rc packages for intrepid be reported? [14:12] mySQL isn't that good anymore, since Monty isn't leading [14:12] * ScottK has been involved in projects with people who had a REALLY deep understanding of RDBMS stuff. [14:13] They always picked postgresql over mysql. [14:13] * ScottK hopes it all works out. [14:13] ScottK: indeed [14:13] roccolord: there is a project for it ... but you can report it against the regular package, since it is an upstream issue and thus applies to both intrepid and jaunty anyway [14:13] postgres scales much better [14:13] apachelogger: OK thanks. [14:14] yay! we are smarter now! [14:14] * Tm_T hides [14:14] postgres presumably isn't as easy to use embedded in the way that apps now need it [14:14] Dunno. [14:14] Tm_T: hows qt 4.5 coming on? [14:15] jussi01: no luck here, I ran out of skills and time with it [14:15] debian updated packaging for 4.5 [14:15] Tm_T: did you pass it on to someone? is anyone working on it? [14:15] Riddell: have to look that, thanks [14:15] jussi01: apachelogger (: [14:15] in svn.debian.org somewhere [14:15] jussi01: Qt is feeling more permissive today :) [14:15] * apachelogger needs to shoot himself [14:15] Riddell: aye, have to look at how they do it [14:16] * Riddell takes apachelogger's gun away [14:16] meh [14:16] * apachelogger has to do UNO coding for the rest of the month [14:16] Riddell: :) [14:16] * ScottK has an extra deck of Uno cards around here somewhere. [14:16] not that kind of uno [14:16] Harry Potter theme I think. [14:16] * jussi01 is happy then... sooner we get qt 4.5, the sooner we get konq + webkit + flash [14:16] the ooo uno === Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Welcome to #kubuntu-devel | Main Archive: frozen for alpha-3 | Test Upgrading! https://wiki.kubuntu.org/IntrepidKDE42Upgrades | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuJauntySpecs | Qt: now even more permissive [14:16] jussi01: indeed [14:17] Riddell: =) [14:17] apachelogger: I know, but misunderstanding is more fun. [14:17] no [14:17] nothing about uno is fun [14:17] _nothing_ [14:17] heya [14:17] * smarter has more troubles than ever with his connection [14:17] * smarter is interested in qt 4.5 :] [14:17] smarter: is it running uno? [14:18] smarter: so am I [14:18] corba is more fun than uno [14:18] and it is documented [14:28] JontheEchidna, nhandler: please rebuild $plasmoids if possible [14:30] apachelogger: ScottK and vorian did so last night [14:32] apachelogger: They're all done. We just need to wait for NCommander to fix armel so we can retry every stinking one of them. [14:32] "sebas-kde extended their membership" yay sebas still loves us [14:32] Of course I do :) [14:32] JontheEchidna: intrepid [14:33] Riddell: thanks for the Dot post btw [14:33] apachelogger: we've done all the ones in the ppa [14:33] rsibreak, quickaccess [14:33] * apachelogger hands cookies to Riddell and sebas [14:33] JontheEchidna: ok, just read a bug report about ABI borkage crash [14:33] not that I care though :P [14:33] the ones from the intrepid main repos should be removed since they need libplasma2 [14:34] *intrepid universe, [14:34] in a proper upgrade libplasma2 is removed [14:35] yay [14:35] kmail crash [14:36] oh my, you get offline 6 hours and next thing you know, qt goes lgpl [14:39] apachelogger: I'm getting tomorrow this kind of wintercoat: http://www.varusteleka.eu/prebeo/pictures/2534.jpg [14:39] So I'm testing a quassel package that all you have to do is connect to freenode (pre-loaded - just click connect) and you land in #kubuntu. [14:39] Works. [14:39] Sput: ^^^ - You can put a check in the box by that one. [14:39] ScottK: super! [14:41] Tm_T: doesn't look very lady-like [14:41] apachelogger: either do I, son [14:42] true, mom [14:42] * Tm_T is old sportslady from DDR [14:42] moustache and all [14:43] rofl [14:51] \o/ [14:55] Sput: Do you have a sense for if you are going to do any more client <-> core protocol incompatible changes before 0.4 release? [14:55] I'll relay that question [14:56] Sput: Quassel, right? [14:56] Sput: Thanks. [14:57] h [14:57] JontheEchidna: we are being redundant :P [14:57] we are? [14:57] aye [14:57] JontheEchidna: also commented on the kstart bug [14:57] Tm_T: yeah [14:57] lol [14:58] apachelogger: quick bug resolution ftw [14:59] ok [14:59] seriously [14:59] JontheEchidna: stop that [14:59] * apachelogger just commented on the kgamma bug [14:59] stop what? [14:59] luckily konqueror ate it [14:59] apachelogger: I commented on that like an hour ago o.O [14:59] btw, amarok 2.0 got kubuntu-bugs down to 1587 bugs === devfil__ is now known as devfil [15:00] JontheEchidna: I have reduced time experience [15:00] * apachelogger is high on caffaine and listening to loads of marketing analysis [15:00] heh [15:02] that Gerald dude is weird [15:02] *Gerard [15:04] JontheEchidna: just commented [15:05] yesterday's quassel snapshot uploaded to Jaunty and my ppa for Intrepid. [15:06] Sput: ^^ [15:06] * JontheEchidna is wondering what abi-incompatible plasmoids there are for intrepid [15:06] ScottK: cooool, thx :) [15:06] JontheEchidna: At a guess, all of them. [15:06] At least without a rebuild. [15:06] ScottK: we rebuilt the libplasma3-compatible ones we offer in the ppa [15:07] all others should be libplasma2 ones that are removed upon upgrading to libplasma3 [15:07] But I don't think we did them all. [15:07] Some of the libplamsa2 ones could be updated [15:07] KDE commit 91098 [15:08] apachelogger: they enabled the super-busted knetworkconf kcm module :/ [15:08] * ScottK thought we had a bot that knew those. [15:08] apachelogger: complete with crystalsvg icon fail [15:08] v.v [15:08] well [15:08] we are there again [15:08] there is stuff I don't care about [15:08] and there is stuff I didn't know I could not care about [15:09] clearly the latter again [15:10] why the kdenetwork maintainer even lets knetworkconf getting released isn't clear to me [15:10] like not at all [15:12] yeah [15:12] iirc, the bug report about the epic fail hasn't even been touched [15:12] people are actually maintaining kdenetwork? :P [15:13] * apachelogger pokes smarter in the eye [15:13] krdc is a decent app again [15:13] kopete is also getting there [15:13] oh right [15:13] it rocks [15:13] they both rocks actually [15:13] *rock even [15:14] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163578 [15:14] KDE bug 163578 in general "KDE 4 1 knetworkconf gives "Could not parse the XML file" error" [Normal,New] [15:14] we should probably disable it in systemsettings [15:15] it was disabled before due to a bug in the .desktop file [15:15] :P [15:15] aye [15:15] hehe [15:15] how about dropping the package? [15:15] also, something I was thinking about earlier, couldn't we integrate our various config apps into systemsettings? [15:15] there might be enough info in the KDE bug to actually fix it [15:15] not worth [15:16] fixing the xml is pretty easy actually [15:16] but then starts the real fun, because the actual scripts are as broken [15:16] in both cases it's wrong parsing of $something IIRC [15:16] at least jockey, and the printer applet config [15:17] smarter: JontheEchidna is working on jockey [15:17] smarter: both are being worked on [15:17] smarter: I think all it takes is someone to do the work. [15:17] they're hard to find with the kickoff menu imho [15:17] cool [15:17] talking about work [15:17] can we please do a bug triage weekend or something? [15:18] * apachelogger thinks about closing bugs he can't understand [15:19] oh funnies [15:20] JontheEchidna: it appears knetworkconf gets dragged in on jaunty [15:20] no clue by what though [15:20] Reverse Depends: [15:20] ichthux-desktop [15:20] kdeadmin [15:21] * JontheEchidna is really puzzled now [15:21] \o/ [15:22] JontheEchidna: maybe it somehow was added to the CD seed [15:22] maybeh [15:22] apachelogger: more redundency [15:22] lol [15:23] though the samba authentication works for me (tm) [15:23] System Settings -> Sharing [15:23] trying to find that is how I stumbled upon knetworkconf [15:24] * apachelogger also thinks about shooting everyone who subscribes ubuntu-core-dev to a bug [15:25] lmao @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-workspace/+bug/259181/comments/13 [15:25] Ubuntu bug 259181 in kdebase-workspace "KDM background image not displayed correctly on low resolution display" [Low,Triaged] [15:27] * JontheEchidna away for a bit [15:31] i already own a launchpad account.thats cos i wanna start helping out with kde.....how do i get assigned to tasks [15:32] delicowa: by signing up to them ;-) [15:32] delicowa: also, what kind of tasks? [15:33] bug fixing documentations and stuffs [15:35] "stuffs" is not very precise ;-) [15:35] anyway, gotta go, or I'll miss the train [15:35] bbiab [15:37] found what i was looking for wiki.ubuntu.com [15:50] 4.1.4 is now fully built on i386. After the next publisher run it ought to be fully installable. [15:50] amd64 has a long ways to go. I just retried all the archive skew induced FTBFS. [15:52] thanks [15:54] kdebase-workspace built in jaunty on amd64, yay [15:56] |\O/ [15:56] Riddell: Any idea why it didn't build before? soyuz insanity? [15:57] because kdebase-runtime hadn't built on amd64 yet, soyuz could really do with being more intelligent about that === |newbie| is now known as Fale_ [16:06] rgreening: How's kvirc going? [16:07] seele: Updated quassel in Jaunty or my PPA for Intrepid has their provide a default channel (#kubuntu) implementation in it. Might be worth a U/I review since that's one of the major things we wanted. [16:13] * ScottK looks at Debian Bug #511169 and considers apachelogger should send a patch .... [16:13] Debian bug 511169 in quassel "quassel: SSL support is missing for the core" [Wishlist,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/511169 [16:15] ScottK: so is quassel now got a monolithic package around? [16:16] LaserJock: Yes. quassel is the monolithic one. [16:16] There is also quassel-client and quassel-core. [16:16] ok, I think I installed -client and -core [16:17] That will behave slightly differently (not look integrated). [16:17] I couldn't figure it out [16:18] If we go with quassel as the default IRC client, only quassel will be in Main/on the CD. [16:18] So it should sort itself. [16:18] mostly ... [16:18] ah [16:19] well the short descriptions are all the same, it was hard to tell what was what [16:19] They aren't any more. [16:19] i assumed quassel was just a metapackage to get the client/server pulled in [16:19] * ScottK fixed them up a bit on the upload over the weekend. [16:19] ScottK: how is the default channel configured? config file? or did they have to add a script? [16:20] seele: Config file that I patched for us. [16:20] ok cool [16:27] Upstream pulled all the nepomuk stuff out of bindings: http://pastebin.com/f63a4dcb2 [16:28] \o/ [16:29] ScottK: hopefully wil get a chance to post today/tomorrow. Bogged with $WORK atm [16:29] rgreening: Great. No rush. [16:29] kk [16:31] * ScottK decides to try 4.1.4. [16:37] * ScottK decided to wait another publisher run .... [16:38] LCD Weather Station plasmoid cause Plasma to crash [16:38] in 4.1.95 [16:40] yeah, it's a Qt bug that needs patched [16:40] stupid Qt! [16:40] i have a workaround to use it without crashing [16:41] you set it on Plasma desktop, you configure it, then, woithout pass the mouse over the gidwet, Lock Widgets [16:42] after that you can unlock widgets and move or resize LCD gidget woithout crasing [16:42] then that's definitely the Qt focus crash [16:43] PLEASE NO MORE SNOW!!! [16:43] * JontheEchidna gets off his ass and prepares an SRU [16:44] nixternal: you win. hehe [16:44] we have around 2 feet right now on the ground and it is still falling [16:45] tomorrows high == -2c, low == -20c, windchill is supposed to be anywhere from -36c to -50c with blizzard conditions starting tonight [16:45] my ears hurt, my head hurts...I hurt [16:45] nixternal: and you still dont want to move to DC? [16:45] I am thinking Cuba [16:45] nixternal: that's winter, nothing more [16:46] isn there any repository with Kpackagekit to install it in Kubuntu? [16:55] ScottK: the way mysql 5.1 was built will render amarok useless [16:56] vorian: We need to fix it then. Let's talk to zul and mathiaz in #ubuntu-server. [16:56] vorian: ? this mysql/amarok thing is a real mess [16:56] ok [16:56] LaserJock: yep [16:57] ScottK: http://paste.ubuntu.com/104894/ [16:58] the problem is they are not building the two binaries from 5.1 that amarok needs [17:05] ScottK: http://paste.ubuntu.com/104892/ something is missing ... [17:05] vorian: amarok shouldn't need binaries I thought [17:06] the libraries [17:09] surely the .a file is in libmysqlclient16-dev [17:09] ? [17:09] Riddell: i'm going over the mysql source now [17:09] Should be. [17:10] vorian: debc $BINARYCHANGESFILE.changes is a good, quick way to see what's installed where. === santiago-pgsql is now known as santiago-ve [17:13] 4.1.4 kdepim binaries did land on archive.ubuntu.com after the last publisher run (it was the last package built), so off I go to 4.1.4. [17:15] * vorian tries sommiet else [17:20] ok [17:21] the libriaries we need are in libmysqlclient-dev - which is not built at present with 5.1 [17:22] * vorian wonders if if building libmysqlclient5.1-dev would be an option [17:22] vorian: libmysqlclient-dev was only ever a dunno package in 5.1, if they're not in libmysqlclient16-dev they can be put there easily enough [17:23] ok Riddell :) [17:23] s/dunno/dummy/ [17:23] sommiet? :p [17:23] smarter: something [17:28] 175 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 30 not upgraded. Need to get 410MB of archives. <-- 4.1.4. [17:29] 30 not upgraded? [17:30] I do wish it would hurry up and compile on amd64 [17:31] * apachelogger wishes for more love [17:32] * DaSkreech loves apachelogger [17:37] * apachelogger hugs DaSkreech and hands him a cookie [17:38] * DaSkreech nomnomnomnoms [17:38] * apachelogger also hands poor JontheEchidna a cookie [17:38] !helpersnack | apachelogger [17:38] apachelogger: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [17:39] * apachelogger is primarily freezing [17:39] apachelogger: do you not have heating? [17:40] apachelogger is Hawt all by himself ask his groupies [17:41] today I am primarily freezing and grumpy [17:41] mostly due to bug 89591 [17:41] Launchpad bug 89591 in amarok "Please package Amarok Rio Karma support (--with-libkarma)" [Wishlist,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/89591 [17:42] :-) [17:44] * Nightrose hugs apachelogger and gives him a cookie [17:44] good reply [17:45] * apachelogger munches le cookie [17:45] Ha ha KDE as a cover mocel [17:45] model [17:45] it does? [17:46] http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2009/01/kde-linux-formats-free-software-project.html [17:46] How'd you like to pose apachelogger? :) [17:47] hm [17:48] certainly could do that [17:48] * ScottK reboots. [17:49] * claydoh gives apachelogger a dozen cookies and a nice beverage of his choice for that reply [17:49] apachelogger, ScottK, Riddell: ENEEDSPONSOR [17:49] ~order tea, earl grey, hot [17:49] * kubotu is replicating a hot cup of earl grey for captain apachelogger. [17:49] * apachelogger hugs claydoh and NCommander [17:49] * claydoh gives everyone else a dozen cookies, but no drink :) [17:49] NCommander: but why? [17:49] apachelogger, I got kde4libs on ARM [17:49] Need sponsor [17:50] NCommander: Just rebooting into 4.1.4. If no one else gets it and this works, I'll do it. [17:50] are we in hard or soft freeze? [17:50] Patch kubuntu_01_no_translate_pc_dir.diff does not remove cleanly (refresh it or enforce with -f) [17:50] Oh, right freeze [17:50] nm [17:50] Ugh [17:50] Who broke the build's clean rules [17:50] * apachelogger points at someone [17:52] Bugger ... [17:52] Clean rule is *really* broken [17:53] NCommander: that'll be the add translation domain to .desktop files issue [17:53] Yeah, but it doesn't unapply cleanly [17:53] it tries to unpatch before doing the necessary cleaning, I havn't worked out how to fix that [17:54] So, ignore it? [17:54] sh /usr/lib/kubuntu-desktop-i18n/findfiles LIST; for file in `cat LIST`; do sed -i '/X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=/d' ${file}; done [17:54] NCommander: that should fix it ^^ [17:54] Riddell, please just commit that fix to the SVN repo :-)? [17:54] er BZR [17:54] wow [17:54] I'm out of it [17:55] NCommander: what fix? it has to be run by hand [17:55] that what kde4.mk runs, it just runs it at the wrong time [17:55] or it does the patch removal at the wrong time [18:00] Riddell: whom do we have to vote for TB position? [18:02] Anyone uses yakuake? [18:02] * apachelogger is getting annoyed by it :P [18:02] Riddell: How do you feel about a freeze exception for kde4libs? [18:02] apachelogger: Kees or cjwatson. [18:02] well, whom of the two :P [18:02] ScottK: that wouldn't make much sense, would it? [18:03] * ScottK is back on 4.1.4. [18:03] ScottK: libs without the other stuff doesn't have any advantage [18:03] ScottK: what's the rationale? so NCommander can get on with fixing more ARM stuff? [18:03] Riddell: Yes. [18:03] apachelogger: No way to know what else is broken until we get that done. [18:03] ScottK: sure, but we can as well do that on friday [18:04] OTOH, we aren't at all close to having final Kubuntu CDs, so there's no real harm. [18:05] I'm tempted to start spinning CDs and seeing what results [18:05] I think spinning i386 live and alternate is reasonable right now. [18:06] ScottK: well, fine with me but ask on #ubuntu-release since they might object to buildds being blocked [18:06] OK. [18:06] Will do. [18:06] * apachelogger finds that a reasonable objection [18:06] ScottK, kde4libs-0ubuntu2 is on its way to my PPA [18:10] NCommander: We need to wait for the Alpha freeze to end. [18:11] ScottK, I know, I'm using the opportunity to rebuild in pbuilder ;-) [18:39] So far 4.1.4 seems reasonably good. The only issue I'm having that could be a regression are some odd edge effects in Firefox that I find very distracting. [18:39] http://kitterman.com/kubuntu/edge-effects.pdf gives you an idea. [18:40] Suggestions on what might cause that? [18:41] ScottK: I've always had that with the gtk-qt4-engine [18:41] me too [18:42] i use qtcuve in my gtk style [18:42] it solves the problem nicely [18:43] Thanks. [18:43] * ScottK tries. [18:44] Ah. I remember now. [18:44] * ScottK clicked on the little 'install scrollbar fix' in system settings and this is my first restart since. [18:49] vorian: qtcurve is better. Thanks. [18:49] Riddell: So no obvious regressions in 4.1.4. It feels faster. That might just be because I hadn't rebooted for weeks. [18:51] Do we get a "I voted" sticker thingy of some sort? [18:52] apachelogger: No, but you get a string of random numbers [18:54] 4.2 RC1 breaks yakuake [18:54] ish [18:54] nhandler: yah, sure, random, ubuntu ... haha :P [18:55] DaSkreech: how does it break? I haven't noticed anything yet [18:55] ScottK: excellent, thanks [18:55] ^shiftL [18:56] this live CD seems to work but also seems to have an old KDE on it, I wonder if it rebuilt at all [18:56] DaSkreech: ahh oh yeah [18:56] DaSkreech: what does shiftL do? [18:57] ^shift [18:57] Same thing as Konqui [18:57] means? [18:57] Ctrl+Shift [18:57] Konsole seems to be defaulting to a nasty dark grey on light grey [18:57] DaSkreech: I don't get the problem [18:58] apachelogger: Splits the window into two konsoles one of them is messed up [18:58] Nightrose: http://aplg.kollide.net/tmp/print.pdf is that a win? [18:58] DaSkreech: oh [19:01] apachelogger: oh dear... - he's never going to understand it is he? [19:01] Sput: I haz bug 4 U: http://bugs.quassel-irc.org/issues/show/485 [19:01] Launchpad bug 4 in rosetta "Importing finished po doesn't change progressbar" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/4 [19:01] apachelogger: and nice font you got there ;-) [19:01] well, not for all the desktop [19:01] looks good for mails though [19:04] "phonon-backend-null: Conflicts: phonon-backend" humph [19:05] Tonio: what is with digikam? [19:09] <\sh> sounds like, that you all running jaunty already ,-) [19:09] * nhandler just went back to intrepid [19:09] \sh: I just upgraded to 4.1.4 in intrepid-proposed. [19:10] * ScottK tosses nhandler some intrepid-proposed for SRU verification. [19:10] <\sh> ah..sadly I can't run proposed here @office.../me needs a working station [19:10] ScottK: Any particular package? [19:11] nhandler: All of KDE 4.1.4 (assuming you're on i386. amd64 is still bulding) [19:11] Yeah, I'm on i386. Would apt like the backports? I just installed 4.1.96 from k-e yesterday [19:12] * \sh is cursing customers, to not let him go home... [19:12] nhandler: If you've already install 4.2, then nevermind. === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander [20:35] apachelogger: pingaling [20:36] * DaSkreech laughs [20:49] Riddell: do you still manage planet.kde.org? [20:50] yes he does [20:50] For some degree of manage [20:50] Riddell: can you add my twitter? I never got my svn account fixed: http://twitter.com/celestelynpaul [20:52] there is a twitter section of the planet? [20:53] yes [20:54] Sweet. Solely twitter or would dents etc go there as well [21:07] Tonio_: Sorry for the delay; I don't know, the other day Ridell said that he'd ask hunger (KCall/decibel developer) [21:07] I already ask in #decibel channel, but nobody answer :( [21:39] hmm, so I still can't get Jaunty to log in [21:41] plasma doesn't start as far as I know, grepping for plasma gives nothing [21:42] vorian: pongaling [21:42] LaserJock: start from xterm [21:43] LaserJock: all upgraded? [21:43] the ABI breakage caused some plasmoids to take plasma down [21:43] that should be fixed by now though [21:43] apachelogger: He's on amd64. Is it built yet? [21:43] I think jr said earlier that it is [21:44] DaSkreech: I can't use X as far as I know [21:44] seele: your twitter is public now? [21:44] apachelogger: yeah, all upgraded [21:45] I mv'd my .kde and everything [21:45] LaserJock: X& doesn't work ? [21:45] let me see [21:46] umm, no [21:46] X& doesn't work [21:46] (EE) intel(0): underrun on pipe B! [21:48] Riddell: yes [21:50] well, I don't get why X& won't work [21:50] seele: Celeste Paul or Celeste Lyn Paul? [21:50] kdm starts fine [21:50] Might look into that [21:50] seele: Is there a date btw ? [21:51] DaSkreech: a date of what? [21:51] Riddell: CLP please [21:51] er.. Celeste Lyn Paul heh [21:51] seele: picking up the last deposit on the ring [21:51] DaSkreech: huh? [21:51] Didn't you get engaged? [21:51] yes? [21:52] Did you get married already? [21:52] no [21:52] Is there a date for that? [21:52] yes, next september [21:52] ok [21:52] Thanks :) [21:52] * seele blinks [21:52] DaSkreech clearly wants to get invited ;-) [21:52] Are there cookies? [21:52] :-) [21:53] DaSkreech: there will be more than cookies. my parents are going a bit crazy over the thing [21:53] I am not invited, so no cookies ... though maybe I am in a good mood that day and stuff some through the freenode servers ;-) [21:53] ha ha of course they are [21:53] DaSkreech: no. you dont understand. there is construction going on. [21:53] *that* crazy [21:53] Oo [21:53] :-D [21:53] Should I get control of the mars robots to get a snapshot from space? [21:54] There is china that's upper africa that's seele's reception and that small dot it's over shadowing is Vegas [21:54] that just made me think of the oxygen under-construction icon being all over the place and made me smile [21:54] hmm, well I found a bug and a lot of the comments blame KDE, but that's kinda odd [21:54] DaSkreech: there are satellite photos but they are from a few years ago and not very nice [21:55] We shall arrange a commit for marble on the day [21:55] LaserJock: bug is an unkown variable or method :P [21:57] is there a way to get X to spit out an xorg.conf? I'd like to try vesa [21:57] * apachelogger doesn't know [21:57] LaserJock: but what is that bug? [21:57] or where [21:58] bug #256142 [21:58] Launchpad bug 256142 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Flickering with version 2.4.0" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/256142 [21:58] seele: added, should appear in a few minutes if you've twittered anything recently [21:58] Riddell: yay, thanks [21:58] Riddell++ [21:58] ~karma Riddell [21:58] karma for Riddell: 4 [21:58] lol [21:59] ~karma JontheEchidna [21:59] karma for JontheEchidna: 8 [21:59] someone take the bot away from me! [21:59] seele: no worries, I turned of the uno game :P [21:59] apachelogger: there was uno? and i missed it?! [21:59] ##uno ;) [22:00] seele: no, I turned it off when I did the intial setup ... which I regretted yesterday because I was in an uno mood [22:00] that mood is gone, now that I have to do uno hacking again :| [22:01] markov [22:01] ~markov [22:01] incorrect usage, ask for help using 'kubotu: help markov' [22:01] Blast [22:01] LaserJock: IIRC our X/intel driver is patched so that it causes rendering gltiches ... I could imagine that bug was related to that [22:01] then again the patch wasn't removed anyway AFAIK [22:04] Did we build amarok for Intrepid for 4.2 or 4.1/4.2? [22:04] well, maybe I'll try to install Alpha 3 [22:06] ScottK: vorian is preparing an upload anyway as it seems to broken on amd due to mysql changes [22:06] I thought that was Jaunty [22:06] ScottK: ah, intrepid for 4.1 [22:06] ScottK: why do you ask? [22:07] Discussion about crashing with 4.1.4 on #amarok [22:07] apachelogger: i just fixed our mysql problem [22:07] why is kwrite so slow? [22:08] selecting text is like uberslow [22:08] even writing sometimes lags [22:08] cbr: don't use monster docs [22:08] vorian: hwo so? [22:09] *how even [22:09] there was a slight error causing libmysqlclient16-dev to be an empty package [22:10] apachelogger: 100 lines is not monster, is it? [22:11] cbr: maybe not [22:11] ~markov status [22:11] markov is currently disabled [22:11] Bah [22:11] cbr: question is .. does kate exhibit these issues as well? [22:11] DaSkreech: dood, I deactivated even uno [22:12] and that works like expected... unlike markov [22:12] ~excuse [22:12] sticktion [22:13] ScottK: can i just update the quassel package or do i need a new -data package too? [22:14] uhuh, kate is slow too [22:14] seele: Both [22:14] even scrolling the document is slow [22:15] seele: The new ini file for networks is in -data [22:15] cbr: 4.1.x? [22:15] 4.1.96 [22:15] ~karma jussi01 [22:15] karma for jussi01: -1 [22:15] hm [22:15] it was the same for .85 iirc [22:15] cbr: didn't notice anything similar ... what kind of document? [22:15] turning off compositing effects actually made it slower [22:15] ScottK: ok [22:16] well, one was plain text, the other is html [22:17] cbr: very weird --- bugs.kde.org [22:17] report against katepart (ought to be part of kdelibs if not available itself) [22:18] just selecting makes the xorg process use like 75% cpu [22:18] while the kate process is only taking like 5 [22:19] maybe it is a graphics driver bug [22:20] cbr: jaunty or intrepid? [22:20] maybe [22:20] jaunty [22:20] * apachelogger finds it very likely to be graphics then [22:20] i'm getting like 140 FPS @ glxgears as well [22:20] intel <3 [22:20] cbr: you might check with the kate devs [22:21] either the editor widget does some weird stuff your driver doesn't like or your driver is b0rked [22:21] Is anyone fixoring kdesdk for Jaunty? [22:21] * ScottK looks at JontheEchidna.... [22:21] ScottK: still broken? [22:22] * apachelogger thought jr was triggering rebuilds earlier [22:22] FTBFS on all but amd64 due to a missing file. [22:22] No idea how it build there. [22:22] I don't think it's just a retry. [22:23] nah, doesn't look like one [22:23] * apachelogger is wondering how it built here [22:23] Different tarball? [22:23] * ScottK gotta run. [22:23] no, looks like the .1 from the manpage disappeared [22:26] also, for some reason changing channels in screen+irssi in konsole takes a sensable amount of time.. [22:27] which is absurd, since it's a terminal app.. drawing shouldnt take a millisecond :p [22:27] it is a terminal emulator to be precise [22:27] cbr: that makes it sound even more like a graphics issue though [22:28] i found some cool experimental stuff at xorg-edgers.. too vary to try it out though :p [22:28] Sput: whois broken? [22:29] s/vary/afraid [22:29] mostly because downgrading is such a pain in debian [22:30] seele: works in latest git here [22:31] ah [22:31] hum.. i thought ScottK just packaged it fresh and hot [22:31] ScottK, JontheEchidna: kdesdk-scripts is arch all ... and missing a .1 for cvsrevertlast [22:31] doesn't explain why it failed on lpia though [22:31] seele: are you not getting anything at all? [22:32] jussi01: nope. not with /whois name or right clicking on name and selecting whois from the context menu [22:33] seele: I assume you are looking in the status buffer for the output? (basic question, but got to ask) [22:33] ah, screw it.. i'll try the experimental drm/intel/mesa stuff [22:34] here goes segfault [22:35] jussi01: yes [22:35] jussi01: that's the one on top of the current channel you are viewing right? [22:35] seele: the network name one [22:35] there is no status buffer for it.. i'm clicking on it and nothing happens [22:35] (double clicking) [22:36] seele: 1 sec [22:36] jussi01: but the watch buffer above it should show it too.. it shows all activity [22:37] seele: no, it doesnt show activity stuff, joins parts mode changes etc [22:38] oh, yeah i dunno [22:39] seele: http://imagebin.ca/view/ttR3Xq.html [22:40] jussi01: i cant do that, clicking on Freenode just expands and collapses the tree widget [22:41] seele: really? thats supposed to be only when you click the + clicking the name should bring it up... [22:42] double clicking on the label makes it expand and contract. no buffer window shows up with it is selected [22:42] maybe it's just bork? [22:42] seele: curious. Im not using the monolithic build, but there shouldnt be any difference [22:46] is there any chance an updated libkdcraw could be packaged for intrepid? [22:47] it would solve this http://www.binaryelysium.com/images/libkdcraw_lameness.png [22:47] bug here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libkdcraw/+bug/228623 [22:47] Ubuntu bug 228623 in ufraw "Ufraw does not process Canon EOS 450D RAW files correctly." [Undecided,Confirmed] [22:47] dcraw and ufraw have already been fixed [22:48] !backports | Ramblurr [22:48] Ramblurr: If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they may go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging [22:48] woow, UXA actually works with the packages from xorg-edgers [22:49] and DRI2 works.. i can see the glxgears in the 3d effects like it's supposed to be [22:49] glxgears fps went to 420.. not great but an increase [22:49] jussi01: yes yes, i'm asking for a libkdcraw backport :) either 0.1.5 or 0.1.7 [22:58] selecting stuff is snappier now in kate [22:59] but it still takes time.. like it's something intensive.. it's selecting text :o [23:06] Anyone else having plasma crashes (4.2RC, 4.1.96) on amd64? [23:06] seele: My git snapshot is from yesterday. I do test these things before I upload them. [23:07] jussi01: What packages are you using? [23:07] ScottK: not using packages, git only [23:08] jussi01: KDE integration enabled? [23:08] ScottK: of course [23:08] ScottK: whois works for you? [23:08] Also there are some differences now between -client and the monolithic package [23:09] seele: Now it does. At times I've seemed to miss it and I don't know the difference. [23:09] \o/ [23:09] amarok has built! [23:11] Actually no it doesn't. [23:11] Gotta run [23:28] seele: whois works for me with Scottk latest packages [23:29] torkiano: hum.. [23:30] seele: 0.4.0~git090113-0ubuntu1~intrepid1~ppa1 [23:30] yep [23:31] I use the monolithic client but i have already installed quassel-client [23:34] seele: i've removed quassel-client and whois still works [23:34] Intrepid here [23:35] yeah.. intrepid here to [23:35] i dont know what to say, it's not working [23:36] did you remove .quassel? i didnt configure any channels. i clicked freenode in the file>networks menu and it took me directly to #kubuntu [23:36] so maybe the freenode buffer isn't being created? [23:36] (mono client) [23:37] seele: I'm going to remove .quassel. See you soon [23:40] seele: still works for me :/ [23:43] torkiano: argh, well then nevermind if no one else's is broken but mine [23:43] (that seems to happen a lot) [23:57] Ramblurr: willing to go withe kde4 beta? there is digikam-experimental PPA for digikam/kipi-plugins for Intrepid [23:57] Lure: oo.. the kde4 digikam? [23:57] * Ramblurr is running kde-neon anyways [23:57] Ramblurr: yes [23:58] I thought we updated Jaunty to KDE4 digikam? [23:58] Ramblurr: you need kubuntu-experimental + digikam-experimental [23:58] ScottK: talking about interpid [23:58] Ah. [23:58] Don't mind me then. [23:59] cool.. i already have kubuntu-experimental [23:59] Ramblurr: https://edge.launchpad.net/~digikam-experimental/+archive [23:59] * Ramblurr updates