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claydohinteresting question from the kmymoney2-devel list:00:08
claydohsay they port kmymoney to kde4/qt4, what happens to those using kde3,00:09
claydohas in how hard would it be to run kde4 app in kde300:09
claydohsorry that was kmymoney2-user mailing list00:12
ScottKI ran some kde4 stuff in KDE3 in Hardy and it was fine, but we explicitly packaged for co-installability.00:21
claydohScottK:   thats what I thought00:25
claydohbtw in a quickie poll in that ml, 5 out of 8 were using kde400:26
claydohone or both main devs still run it00:26
claydohrun kde3 rather00:26
ScottKIt's too late even to get into Debian with a new KDE3 version and I don't think any other distro is slower.00:27
ScottKKDE4 is the future.00:27
claydohyup00:27
ScottKKonversation waited to switch to support KDE3 longer and look where they are now (not on our CD anymore).00:27
claydohthey are basically waiting to get a 1.0 release out first00:27
claydohhopefully they can just port the gui to kde4 and then add fancier bits after00:28
claydohthey are wary of the amarok2 situation (missing things from the last version)00:28
ScottKWell it just depends on libs, so it'll be fine for a while.00:28
claydohyeah00:29
* ScottK points to http://alioth.debian.org/~pusling-guest/kde-policy.pdf and suggests engagement to make sure we can live with it (since we'll have to maintain any diff)00:39
ScottKRiddell: ^^00:39
quassel181ScottK waves.00:42
* Hobbsee tests01:20
macoer, i think i have a bug in jaunty. the power management capabilities according to kde don't include cpu frequency scaling, but when i run powertop, it says my CPU is currently scaled down from its rated 2GHz to 600MHz01:54
voriantonio, the desktop file was not fixed upstream02:01
voriansigh, there are a lot more changes in kdenlive than are in the changelog02:04
a|wenmaco: do you have a screenshot of the capability list in kde?02:10
ScottKNew quassel after the next publisher run.02:16
* a|wen really need to test out quassel soon02:23
JontheEchidnargreening: to disable smoke try commenting out line 57 of kdebinding's main cmakelists.txt02:43
JontheEchidnathen remove all the smoke packaging02:43
rgreeningok.02:43
rgreeningI thought those were the two things. just wasn't sure. Is smoke needed or important?02:44
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ^02:44
macoon jaunty, if powertop says my CPU is currently scaled down but power devil says my cpu is incapable of being scaled, is that a powerdevil bug or something lower down?02:44
ScottKWe don't use it for anything (smoke)02:44
rgreeningScottK: ok. ty02:45
ScottKmaco: One way to tell is to install guidance-power-manager and see what it thinks.  If it thinks it can be scaled, I'd blame powerdevil02:45
macowill try02:45
rgreeningJontheEchidna: Do I need to patch CMakeLists.txt or is there a switch I can pass in the rules file?02:46
JontheEchidnahmm02:46
JontheEchidnapatching probably would be the way to go02:46
rgreeningok.02:46
macoScottK: the little battery applet says its scaled to 600mhz just like powertop does.02:47
JontheEchidnathe ruby bindings need smoke02:47
macoright clicking that thing says "guidance power manager" ...is that what you mean?02:47
JontheEchidnaso don't let apachelogger catch you :P02:47
ScottKmaco: Yes.02:47
JontheEchidnabut it's not anything vital02:47
* rgreening goes to patch and rebuild kdebindings02:47
ScottKmaco: I'd blame powerdevil then (kdebase-workspace)02:48
JontheEchidnaCould I get a sponsor for kde4libs? https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdelibs/ubuntu02:48
a|wenmaco: please include a screenshot of the capability list and the output of running lshal02:48
JontheEchidnatestbuilt in my ppa: https://edge.launchpad.net/~echidnaman/+archive/ppa02:49
macoa|wen: ok02:49
ScottKJontheEchidna: Looking02:50
JontheEchidnathanks02:50
maco>< i dont have kdebase-workspace installed02:51
macobut i do have a "Power Management" option in System Settings and its Help page opens Power Devil's help..02:52
a|wenmaco: kdebase-workspace is the name of the source package02:52
macooh ok02:52
a|wenthat's the name you need to look for in launchpad02:52
macoi was going to include apt-cache policy's output02:52
rgreeningJontheEchidna: do I need to comment smoke out of cmakelists.txt.php-qt|qtruby|qyoto as well02:53
maco:( apt-cache policy powerdevil ALSO says not installed.02:53
JontheEchidnapowerdevil isn't its own separate package in jaunty02:53
JontheEchidnait's part of kdebase-workspace, spread about several binary packages02:53
JontheEchidnargreening: dunno02:54
macodo you know what binary package? or should i just not include a version string?02:54
JontheEchidnathe kded plugin is in kdebase-workspace-bin02:55
a|wenmaco: kdebase-workspace-bin02:55
JontheEchidnathe krunner runners are probably in kdebase-workspace-data02:55
macothanks02:57
ScottKJontheEchidna: I'm still going to test build it (in progress).03:04
JontheEchidnaScottK: I understand :)03:04
ScottKJontheEchidna: You might push it to kubuntu-experimental for intrepid.03:05
* JontheEchidna thinks these could be the grave patches that Lure was talking about earlier03:05
ScottKJontheEchidna: Also would you make sure the kdebluetooth I just uploaded today is in kubutu-experimental too?03:05
JontheEchidnasure03:06
ScottKa|wen: Thanks for the clue on kdebluetooth.  I fixed Jaunty and have an upload for intrepid-proposed pending.03:06
JontheEchidnaScottK: I can't see it03:08
JontheEchidnaoh, you wanted me to upload it03:08
ScottKYes03:08
* JontheEchidna is getting tired03:08
a|wenScottK: no problem ... sounds good; i've subscribed me to the new bug as well03:08
ScottKa|wen: I appreciate you looking into it.03:09
macofiled bug 32417003:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324170 in kdebase-workspace "Power Devil says CPU is incapable of being scaled, but it's wrong" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32417003:09
JontheEchidnaugh03:11
* JontheEchidna just remembered that now backporting to intrepid is actual work :P03:11
ScottKJontheEchidna now knows why ScottK didn't just do it....03:12
ScottK;-)03:12
JontheEchidnaholy cow03:14
JontheEchidnawhat happened to kde4libs in the private ppa?03:14
JontheEchidna4.2.0c?03:15
* JontheEchidna filters down to intrepid03:16
JontheEchidnaok, so I just need to change the install paths for the docs03:17
JontheEchidnargreening: oh might sed master...03:17
JontheEchidna*mighty03:17
JontheEchidnai can has sed?03:18
a|wenJontheEchidna: which path needs to be changed to what?03:18
JontheEchidnaif you take the jaunty packages, /usr/share/doc/kde needs to be changed to /usr/share/doc/kde403:19
a|wenare there any /usr/share/doc/kde4 present now?03:21
JontheEchidnahow ironic, the first screenshots of konversation-kde4 I find are from windows... http://saroengels.blogspot.com/2009/02/konsolidated.html03:21
a|wenif not ... "s/\/usr\/share\/doc\/kde/\/usr\/share\/doc\/kde4/g" should do the trick03:22
ScottKJontheEchidna: Part of why it's private is we don't know for sure if we have the final tarballs or not.03:23
JontheEchidnaoh, so it changed a lot03:23
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ya03:24
rgreeningsed -i is easier03:25
rgreeningsed -i 's/doc\/kde4/doc\/kde/g' */install03:25
JontheEchidnaso sed -i "s/\usr\/share\/doc\/kde/\usr\/share\/doc\/kde4/g" *.install?03:25
rgreeningsed -i 's/doc\/kde4/doc\/kde/g' *.install03:25
JontheEchidnaoh, or that03:25
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ^^03:25
JontheEchidnathx03:25
rgreeningnp03:25
rgreeningJontheEchidna: you replaceing kde4 with kde or kde with kde4?03:26
JontheEchidnakde with kde403:26
rgreeningsed -i 's/doc\/kde/doc\/kde4/g' *.install03:26
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ^^03:26
rgreeningI had it reversed03:27
rgreeningsed is your friend :)03:27
* JontheEchidna is drowsy,a nd should probably check the debdiff03:28
a|wenrgreening: are we trying to help or do we just confuse him now ;)03:31
* a|wen heads off ... upcoming lecture03:35
JontheEchidnaScottK: I'll have to get kdebluetooth done in the morning03:43
ScottKNo problem03:43
* JontheEchidna out03:43
* Sput back from superbowl04:00
SputRiddell: well, for USians it's at a normal time (i.e. ends around 23h which is a decent time even on a sunday)04:00
Sputfor europeans, it totally sucks.04:00
Sputmeh, also I hate my friends taking that event seriously. they made me drink Bud. Bud! in Germany! Imported from France! On the upside, they also had bacon and eggs..04:02
Sputseele: GO STEELERS :)04:12
Sput(my friends told me I had to root for them, no idea why as I didn't really know any of the teams involved)04:12
ScottKMy step daughter was born in Pittsburg and is a huge Steelers fan, so live will be more pleasant here tomorrow for it.04:17
ScottKlive/life04:18
Sput:)04:21
Sputanyway04:21
* Sput embeds04:21
Sputit's 5:21 already >_<04:21
Sputin 50 minutes my alarm clock is supposed to go04:22
rgreening*yawn*04:27
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ping04:29
ScottKHe's sleeping.04:30
seeleWHOOOO GO STEELERS!04:34
quassel181!quassel04:58
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about quassel04:58
quassel181We'll probably want one for that....04:58
* ScottK ^^^05:00
ScottKJontheEchidna: list missing has some man pages for you: http://paste.ubuntu.com/112650/05:05
ScottKI'm going to go ahead an upload, but please sort that out for the next one.05:05
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Riddellgood morning from Berlin08:10
DaSkreechMorning08:15
* jussi01 waves to Riddell08:42
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Riddellhmm, quassel seems to freeze on connect for me08:59
jussi01Riddell: ouch, freeze as in die? or just for a min?09:01
Riddelldoesn't unfreeze yet09:01
jussi01bleh09:01
jussi01are you still running qt4.5?09:02
* jussi01 prods Sput09:02
jussi01or EgS09:02
RiddellI am09:02
jussi01Riddell: I remember there were a few things with 4.5, not been tested well, so that may be it I guess.09:03
jussi01check for certain with Sput09:03
Riddellcould be indeed09:05
ArbyRiddell: I managed to fix the s-c-p-k systemsettings crash yesterday :)09:09
Arbyand merged your changes from the standalone branch09:09
Arbyso it's lookig a lot healthier now09:10
Arbystill several things that don't behave properly09:10
Arbybut if you have anytime for it's probably worth working in that branch now09:11
Arbyhttps://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/system-config-printer/kcm-scpk09:11
RiddellArby: oh?09:11
RiddellArby: the threads in kcm stuff?09:12
RiddellArby: how?09:12
ArbyRiddell: yes, you were right, I just removed all the threads09:12
Riddellgoodness09:12
Arbyit's now a little sluggish09:12
Arbyand not an ideal solution but at least it runs09:12
ArbyI 'd like to fix it up as is for jaunty09:13
Arbyand do something more elegant for jaunty+109:13
ArbyI gave myself a huge headache last night trying to get the 'print test page' buttons working09:15
Arbyso that's next on the list09:15
ArbyI'm tempted to make a package and cajole people to test it09:16
RiddellArby: so you just replaced the threads with busycurors and processEvents() ?09:22
ArbyRiddell: yes09:22
Arbywell, busy cursors mostly09:22
Riddellgreat, I didn't expect that to work :)09:23
Arbytook me a few goes but it did work09:23
Arbyand there were more threads than I thought :)09:23
Arbyso I spent about 2hours tracing crashes from thread to thread09:24
Arbyso there are now a few oddly named functions :)09:24
Arbyfoo_thread and not a thread is site :)09:24
RiddellI wouldn't change the names, best to keep in line with the GTK version09:25
Arbythat was my thinking too09:25
Arbyhelps me remember what I did in 6 months time too09:25
RiddellArby: am I right in thinking that kcm-scpk has a copy of the whole main file?09:28
ArbyRiddell: yes I renamed it, seemed more consistent with what it is now09:35
Arbyand is easier to type :)09:35
Arbychange it back if you prefer for consistency09:35
Arby(with gtk)09:36
RiddellI wonder if we should keep the option to run it standalone09:36
ArbyThat would be nice but it's a bit tricky09:36
Riddellmm, probably not if it's any hassle09:36
Arbywell it basically means maintaining 2 apps09:36
Arbythere are quite a lot of changes necessary to make it behave as a kcm module09:37
Riddelllet's not then, hassle--09:37
Arbygood choice :)09:38
Arbyit's mostly the class inheritance that's the issue09:38
davmor2Riddell: I'm just doing some smoke testing came across this bug 32423009:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324230 in kdebase-runtime "nepomukservicestub crashed with SIGSEGV in librdf_hash_put()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32423009:39
davmor2the crash icon appears on the live desktop as soon as it has loaded09:39
Riddelldavmor2: mm, I think we've always had that in jaunty09:40
Riddellwas hoping it would fix itself :)09:40
davmor2Riddell: It hasn't :)09:40
Riddelldavmor2: best mark it as high priority if you can09:42
RiddellI doubt I'll get to it this week but it's obviously important09:42
Riddellamarok, digikam, kdebluetooth all in main now09:44
davmor2Riddell: I can't set importance :(09:44
davmor2Riddell: I'll try them all out.  New amarok should be able to read the db produce by ampache too shouldn't it?09:45
Riddellumm, no idea09:46
RiddellNightrose ^^ ?09:46
a|wenhow many main inclusions do we have left then?09:46
Riddelldavmor2: give quassel a try too, that's our new IRC client09:46
Riddella|wen: packagekit needs a fix, so does network-manager plasmoid09:46
Riddella|wen: skanlite needs one written if you're in the mood :)09:47
davmor2Riddell: I'm just trying the oem install I'll try the apps once it's up09:47
Riddellwe should be able to build with qedje now09:47
a|wenRiddell: do we have a MIR stub somewhere? or an example from one of the other packages?09:48
Riddella|wen: MainInclusionReportTemplate09:49
a|wenRiddell: i'll have a look a bit later09:51
Riddellsalut Tonio_09:59
Tonio_hi Riddell :)09:59
Tonio_just saw the bug with pnm...09:59
Tonio_Riddell: should I patch for usr/lib/kde4 or create separate packge ?09:59
Tonio_Riddell: the libs are probably private btw...09:59
davmor2Riddell: ara has set to high for me :)09:59
Tonio_Riddell: also, kmplayer is on revu, fyi :)10:00
davmor2Like the new look desktop by the way, very pleasing on the eye :)10:00
Tonio_Riddell: anyway, I think splitting is probably easier...10:01
Riddelllet me ask pitti10:01
Tonio_Riddell: oki10:02
davmor2Riddell: amarok is in main but not on the cd yet is that correct?10:03
Riddelldavmor2: right10:03
a|wenTonio_: what's the difference between kplayer and kmplayer ... seems pretty similar to me?10:04
davmor2Riddell: Okay then that would explain the ? for the amarok icon then :)10:05
Tonio_a|wen: they were similar, both KDE3 versions were mplayer frontends10:05
Tonio_a|wen: but kmplayer also was xine compatible and has a kpart for embedded readin in konq10:05
Tonio_a|wen: there is the big difference :)10:05
RiddellTonio_: pitti says to ask upstream about if those libraries are public, have pined wstephenson10:05
Tonio_a|wen: on kde4, they use phonon10:05
Tonio_Riddell: okay I'll ping him right now10:06
Tonio_Riddell: or you'll do it ? (I'm not really available today... lots of work on my side, and I'm pretty broken10:06
Tonio_Riddell: I broke my left finger this WE10:06
RiddellTonio_: I have pinged him10:06
Riddellouch10:06
Tonio_Riddell: but I'll be at fosdem :)10:07
Riddellyay10:07
Tonio_Riddell: just one finger is broken in fact, not a big deal, but it hurts :)10:07
a|wenoh, okay ... kmplayer ~ kplayer++10:07
Tonio_Riddell: if you can have a look at kmplayer, that would be good ;) packaging should be nice10:07
Riddellhurting is a big deal10:07
Tonio_also, I'd like to get skrooge in the repos, that's really a super app, a package is ready on revu10:07
Tonio_Riddell: it is a kmymoney replacement10:08
Riddellinteresting name..10:09
Tonio_Riddell: does it mean something special ? :)10:11
Tonio_Riddell: seen that konversation reached kde4 ? initial port at least10:12
RiddellTonio_: Scrouge is the mean character from Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol, it means someone who doesn't like spending money10:13
Tonio_ah !! ;)10:13
agateauTonio_: It's also the english name of "Oncle Picsou" :)10:16
Tonio_agateau: :)10:16
Tonio_hum, where does a /whois end up in quassel ?10:17
Tonio_seems to end up nowhere...10:17
Tonio_hum kdepim-dev is broken due to libboost transition....10:20
Tonio_libboost-graph-dev is not installable10:21
RiddellTonio_: is kdepim-dev used for something?10:22
Tonio_Riddell: yeah, needed to build konversation :)10:22
Tonio_Riddell: and I suspect a couple of applications10:22
Tonio_Riddell: anyway the issue is between libboost-graph-dev and libboost-dev10:22
Tonio_Riddell: nothing to fix on the kdepim side, we just have to wait ;)10:23
Riddellit needs changed to libboost1.3510:26
Riddelldunno why the -devs aren't being updated but they're not10:26
Riddell< wstephenson> Riddell: they are shared between various NM-kde4 components, but they don' need to be versioned, that was just me C&Ping cmake code10:26
Tonio_Riddell: well it might just take up some time10:26
RiddellTonio_: so upstream will fix that p-n-m libs issue10:26
RiddellTonio_: I'll note that in the bug and promote to main10:26
Tonio_Riddell: great, I'll commit an update as soon as fixed...10:28
Tonio_Riddell: apt-cache show libboost-graph-dev <----- needs update I guess since it has a strict dep on 1.3410:29
Tonio_ah....... it is the same package......10:30
Tonio_Riddell: kdepim-dev should probably depend on libboost-graph1.35-dev then no ?10:32
Tonio_Riddell: that would fix the issue, but I don't like those kind of deps... hard to maintain...10:32
RiddellTonio_: yes10:37
davmor2Riddell: I'm still having 2 issues on kub panel is short by a couple of inches on 1440x900 desktop.  and oem is still screwed I'm currently working through every option I can think of for oem10:40
Riddellpanel is short?10:40
Riddellit doesn't cover the whole of the bottom of the screen?10:40
davmor2Riddell: Yes that's right short by about 2 inches I know it's minor and can be altered I think it just looks bad10:43
a|wenRiddell: how is the internationalization status of skanlite ? ... launchpad doesn't seem to know about it, so it does not build a .pot i suppose?10:43
davmor2Riddell: the issue with oem install cjwatson thinks is to do with kubuntu rather than the install process so you might want to look at it at the sprint :)10:44
a|wenRiddell: it does contain a lot of translations by itself, though10:44
Riddella|wen: if it uses kde4.mk it should bulid a .pot10:48
Riddelldavmor2: did you get a backtrace or anything from the oem issue?10:48
a|wenRiddell: oh thx, it does10:49
davmor2Riddell: It doesn't seem to run kdm I just get a black screen after setting up end user I can upload any logs you need if you want10:50
Nightrosedavmor2: Riddell: amarok 2 can connect to an ampache server, play songs from there and search in its collection - is that what you meant?10:53
davmor2Nightrose: BigRon at our lug pointed out that amarok where using the same backend data model as ampache so amarok should be able to access the db directly I think10:55
Nightroseehhh no10:55
Nightroseit is integrated as a service10:55
Nightroseand queries the ampache api10:55
Nightroseso whoever told you that is wrong10:55
davmor2Nightrose: It could just be me misinterpreting what he was saying :)10:57
a|wenRiddell: skanlite MIR https://wiki.kubuntu.org/MainInclusionReportSkanlite10:57
Nightrose;-) ok10:57
a|wenRiddell: i haven't subscribed bug 324251 to anyone, i trust you to do that, when everything is as it should be :)10:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324251 in skanlite "main inclusion report for skanlite" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32425110:58
Riddella|wen: is there a better bugs URL?11:05
Riddellyes https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=Skanlite11:07
Riddellupdated wiki page11:08
Riddellsubscribed ubuntu-mit11:08
Riddellsubscribed ubuntu-mir11:08
Riddella|wen: excellent, thanks, ScottK will hug you for that11:08
* ScottK groggily consults his scrollback....11:09
a|wenno problem ... i'm amazed that you only found one spot, as it is my first one :)11:09
a|wenScottK: skanlite MIR11:09
* Riddell changes default konsole scheme to "Linux" from "DarkPastel"11:11
ScottKa11:14
ScottKa|wen: Great.  I think that'll be good.11:14
ScottKRiddell: How about MIR for dontzap?11:14
a|wenScottK: i agree11:14
a|wenwhat is the status for having k3b in kde4-version in jaunty?11:15
RiddellScottK: it's in main11:15
Riddella|wen: word is that trueg is planning to give it some love soon11:16
ScottKRiddell: Nevermind about that then.  How about seeding it then?11:16
Riddella|wen: tonio has packages which he said worked for him (didn't for me)11:16
a|wenRiddell: okay, cool ... then i probably don't need to care about doing a rebuild of that one withour arts :)11:16
RiddellScottK: better to add a Recommends11:16
RiddellScottK: I can do that now11:16
ScottKRiddell: Sounds good.11:17
ScottKDid we get the U/I bit integrated?  I've lost track.11:17
RiddellScottK: yes it's been in for a while11:19
ScottKGreat.  Then I think that's the last bit on that particular issue.11:19
RiddellI did add it, thought I did, just needs kdebase-workspace rebuilt now that pimlibs installs11:24
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RiddellTonio_: kdepim-dev fixed uploaded11:28
_StefanS_Tonio_: omg.. long time ago :) - still preferring kde3 ?11:29
_StefanS_Riddell: hey, what are those stickers the topic mention ?11:32
jussi01Riddell: can you confirm you actually got my sticker request?11:33
ScottKThis is a test (sorry for the disturbance).11:35
Tonio__StefanS_: nope :) using kde4 NOW HEHE11:41
Tonio_oups11:41
Riddelljussi01: yes I did12:06
Riddell_StefanS_: you have to e-mail me your postal address12:06
jussi01Riddell: excellent :)12:08
jussi01thank you12:08
Tonio_seele: new volunteer to help on kpackagekit ui :)12:09
_StefanS_Riddell: alright, I will do that12:11
RiddellTonio_: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/387312:25
RiddellTonio_: kmplayer pacakging seems fine12:31
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jussi01oooh, can has kde-ified this one? http://code.google.com/p/gnome-pulse-applet/wiki/Screenshots12:48
EagleScreengtk-qt-engine in jaunty hasn't dependences defined12:52
a|wenTonio_: is the build based on the debian package (they have kde4 in experimental) so we might be able to get back in sync/merge eventually?13:02
a|wenof kmplayer13:02
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RiddellEagleScreen: good, that's the intention13:13
EagleScreenI supuse you are reviewing dependences and you will set it again in the future, or not?13:16
HobbseeRiddell: so, how's one supposed to get a nice looking firefox under KDE?13:16
seeleTonio_: yes! who is it?13:29
seeleTonio_: rgreening?13:29
JontheEchidnaHobbsee: I find this theme helps: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/757413:31
HobbseeJontheEchidna: I think i used a similar one previously, but it only changed the icons and such, not the rest of the window13:34
* Hobbsee will check later, though13:34
JontheEchidnaoh, you also need to install libbonoboui2-013:35
JontheEchidnafor gtk-qt-engine to work13:35
Riddelllast I checked firefox installed everything gtk-qt-engine required13:38
Riddellbut that was in intrepid13:38
ScottKInstalling libbonoboui2-0 definitely makes it look different (on Intrepid).13:42
ScottKI'm not sure it's better.13:42
ScottKI may have lost that when I removed ubufox though13:42
ScottKJontheEchidna: What was the other package like that?  The one that looked better, but is in Universe (great description, I know.)13:44
a|wendo we plan to keep basket in jaunty?13:47
* a|wen needs to fix, if we do13:47
JontheEchidnaScottK: gtk-kde4 maybe?13:48
Riddella|wen: what needs fixing?13:48
* ScottK tries ...13:48
Riddella|wen: no plans to get rid of it so far13:48
a|wenRiddell: after libs rebuild without arts basket broke13:48
Riddellso, had a meeting with security team, they're ok supporting mysql 5.1 in amarok so long as we build them from the same source package13:49
Riddella|wen: oh aye, what does it use arts for?13:49
a|wenRiddell: it can play soundfiles if i remember correctly... so probably part of that13:50
JontheEchidnaScottK: so we want the latest kdebluetooth in jaunty backported to kubuntu-experimental?13:50
ScottKYes13:50
JontheEchidnaok13:50
ScottKIt's that or tell people to get it from intrepid-proposed and I think that's more confusing.13:50
a|wenRiddell: might be other kde3 apps that is broken as well ... but haven't heard of any until now13:51
Tm_Thmmmmh13:51
Tm_Tso, what am I doing wrong when apt-get says "build-dependencies for kdemultimedia cannot be satisfied"13:52
Tm_Tkubuntu-experimental in intrepid that is13:52
smartersatisfy apt, or he will punish you.13:53
Tm_TI have no idea why it isn't satisfied13:53
Tm_Tand apparently I don't know how I can get more verbose message out of it13:54
RiddellTm_T: install the packages yourself and see what doesn't install13:55
Tm_TRiddell: rrrh, aye sir13:55
a|wenmr. bug master JontheEchidna: can you remember seeing any bugs about "error while loading shared libraries: libartskde.so.1" when $program starts13:56
JontheEchidnathere was one about basket13:57
JontheEchidnaI marked it as a dupe of the main remove aRts bug13:57
a|wenJontheEchidna: okay ... please let me know if you see any others (or add them to the bottom of the wiki-page about it)13:57
JontheEchidnaoh cool, kdebluetooth is a no-changes backport13:58
RiddellJontheEchidna: does it work?13:59
JontheEchidnadoes what work?14:00
JontheEchidnabluetooth?14:00
* JontheEchidna would suggest asking ScottK and a|wen about that14:00
ScottKRiddell: Works some.  Isn't perfect.  Much better than we had before.14:01
a|wenJontheEchidna: seems to work okay (intrepid + kde4.2 + kdebluetooth from intrepid-proposed + obex-data-server)14:01
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ScottKa|wen: And the one from Jaunty is the same as -proposed14:01
ScottKPlust the depens on obex-data-server14:02
JontheEchidnauploaded to experimental14:02
* JontheEchidna out to exercise dog14:02
* a|wen have it crash every time he shuts down or suspends in kde4.2 ... doesn't happen with kde4.1.4 though)14:02
ScottKRiddell: There's a kdebluetooth waiting to be accepted that fixes the depends issue for intrepid-proposed.14:02
ScottKRiddell: If you see pitti, would you mind asking him to accept it?14:03
RiddellScottK: will do14:03
ScottKRiddell: Thanks.14:03
Riddellhe's out the room jus tnow14:03
Riddellbut his laptop isn't14:03
ScottK;-)14:12
Riddelldo I want another chocolate muffin?14:25
RiddellI have this nasty habit when there's free food and drink around of eating and drinking it14:25
Tm_TRiddell: go ahead14:26
a|wenoh, no... libboost transition, so basket can not be build14:27
Riddella|wen: what does it depenmd on?14:29
a|wenRiddell: something down the chain depends on bcp ... which gives me the problem it seems14:30
Riddella|wen: work out what it is and we can fix it14:30
Riddella|wen: if it's kdepim-dev, I fixed that a couple hours ago, probably not compiled yet14:31
a|wenRiddell: might very well be that one ... i can see that at least gives me a problem14:32
a|weni'll wait and see until that is build if it still gives me a problem14:32
Riddellalthough if basket builds aginst kdepim, it'll have a problem doing that now that kde pim is KDE 414:33
JontheEchidnathere is a kde4 version in a vcs somewhere14:34
JontheEchidnaof basket14:34
a|wenRiddell: yeah, i fear so ... but right now i'm just trying to get to the FTBFS14:34
Riddell"somewhere" :)14:34
Riddella|wen: you'll need to remove that kdepim-dev dependency then, the kontact plugin won't work14:34
Riddellremove that and see if you can install the other build-depends14:35
* a|wen tries14:35
a|wenRiddell: now the depends are satisfied at least, then i'll se how it goes from here14:37
davmor2Guys I got an issue with kubuntu's panel.  On nv drivers the panel fits the full width of the screen on intel and nvidia driver (ie 3d enabled drivers) the panel is about 2 inches shorter than it should be an ideas?14:39
a|wendavmor2: have you tried resizing it?14:41
davmor2a|wen: Yes that's easy.  My issue is the fact that on nv driver at 1440x900 the panel is the right size,  installing nvidia's driver the panel no longer fits and nor does it on intel either14:42
davmor2on the same resolution14:43
a|wendavmor2: so it changes when you change the driver ... and you can't make it any bigger?14:43
a|wendavmor2: or does it just change, but it is possible to make it bigger?14:44
davmor2a|wen: you can make it bigger to fit.  It's just the resolution hasn't changed.  So why does it shrink14:44
davmor2also with an intel chipset it is always 2 inches short unless you change it14:45
a|wendavmor2: ahh, okay (just tried to get a grip of the problem) ... i could suspect that some internal calculation (that changed from driver to driver) was used14:46
a|wendavmor2: sounds like a minor bug of some sort though ... but which part is responsible, is a good question14:50
Riddelldavmor2: do you have that installed currently with your panel size problem?14:51
Riddelldavmor2: worth checking if it's caused by our settings14:51
Riddelllogout, rm ~/.kde/share/config/plasma*; rm /usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/kde4-profile/default/share/config/plasma-appletsrc14:51
Riddelllogin14:51
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Riddellubottu: your security needs some work14:52
ubottuError: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)14:52
davmor2:)14:52
jussi01stdin: ^^14:53
davmor2Riddell: I'll have a look on the intel box that has it from the get go14:53
davmor2Riddell: need to re-install damn it :)  About 15-20 minutes15:06
a|wenyay... now i atleast got past the onfigure part of basket15:13
rgreeningTonio_: It worked for the 1st time last night15:27
rgreeningTonio_: YAY15:28
rgreeningJontheEchidna: can you have a look at something for me?15:29
a|wenand basket works again!15:38
a|wenRiddell: debdiff for basket attached to bug 32091515:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 320915 in libsdl "Remove aRts from the archive - rebuild all dependencies" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32091515:41
davmor2Riddell: deleting those settings and rebooting fixed it15:52
Riddelldavmor2: mm, so it's something we do with our customisations16:20
Riddellcustomising plasma layout is harder than it should be, it always ends up with pixel positions in place16:20
davmor2Riddell: Looks like it16:20
RiddellJontheEchidna: did you do the original version of the plasma customisation in k-d-s?16:21
davmor2Riddell: do you want me to bug to keep track of it or what?16:31
Riddelldavmor2: yes please, on kubuntu-default-settings16:33
davmor2Riddell: I already did one https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-default-settings/+bug/30941916:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 309419 in kubuntu-default-settings "jaunty: Kubuntu panel doesn't extend all the way across desktop on all intel machine" [Undecided,New]16:36
Riddellsorted16:37
Tonio_rgreening: good to ear :)16:38
Riddelldavmor2: I've milestoned that too so it doesn't get lost16:39
RiddellTonio_: from what I hear from wstephenson, plasmoid network manager should be mostly working now16:39
Tonio_Riddell: oki16:40
Tonio_Riddell: I'll push an update toonight then16:40
Tonio_Riddell: I'll test the vpn part though16:40
rgreeningTonio_: yeah. ty16:40
Tonio_Riddell: uploading kmplayer, thanks for the revu16:40
rgreeningTonio_: what about K3B16:40
Tonio_rgreening: next on the list :)16:41
rgreeningexcellent. Tonio_.16:41
rgreeningNow, if I can get KVirc to look the way I want. I hate the themes...16:43
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ping17:01
rgreeningScottK: ping17:05
* seele wonders when colomar is going to be online so we can finish the kpackagekit review17:06
davmor2Riddell: is kdebluetooth meant to be able to find phones in order to send stuff to them?17:21
rgreeningScottK: kdenetwork fails to build in PPA but builds locally in my pbuilder. Any ideas? It's complaining about libboost1.35-dev not going to be installed.17:23
a|wenrgreening: kdepim might be to blame ... Riddell uploaded a fix some hours ago17:24
a|weni ran into the same problem17:25
a|wen(though not including a PPA, but locally)17:25
rgreeninga|wen: ty, I'll see if that fixes17:28
jtechidnaRiddell: Yeah, I did the initial plasma-appletsrc17:32
smarterdo we plan to make a 4.2 remix live-cd?17:32
jtechidnaand, ksirc sucks17:33
jtechidnaiirc I put the panel width as 900017:34
jtechidnawhich seemed to work well for all resolutions I threw at it17:34
larsivihttps://bugs.launchpad.net/kdebase/+bug/32439817:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324398 in kdebase-kde4 "Using web difficult with dark KDE theme" [Undecided,New]17:47
larsivi^^ last bug to be reported by me until it is fixed - I was too damn annoyed when using LP17:48
rgreeningKvirc doesn't allow filtering join/leave from active wndow... that six17:57
jtechidnaksirc (i am stuck in kde3 currently) has a separate window for your servers that closes the entire app without warning :/17:57
jtechidnaCentOS don't haz konversation :(17:58
rgreeningWell, I spent about an hour trying to make kvirc look decent... still not satisfied. I liked Konversation better :) I think I may need to relook at porting...17:59
* seele coughs kpackagekit!18:00
seelergreening: _StefanS_ was interested in helping with kpackagekit as well18:00
rgreeningseele: sure thing. I'm not having a lot of luck yet. Still reviewing the code to see where to implement changes.18:01
larsiviseele: you are the usability expert, right? you should chime in on the bug above ...18:02
jtechidnalarsivi: that bug has been known since kde3 days18:03
rgreeningScottK: ping18:03
jtechidnait's more technical than usability related18:03
a|wenrgreening: didn't we go the quassel way with irc instead18:04
rgreeningScottK / jtechidna: I have qt src here, and everyime I try to do a debuild -S -sa I do not get a .diff.gz but a tar.gz almost as big as the original src. Any ideas?18:05
larsivijtechidna: I know it is old, but in the kde3 days it was hopeless to have a dark theme for a lot of reasons, now this is the only issue of importance (and technical issues are solvable too ...)18:05
rgreeninga|wen: I'm testing out Kvirc as I uploaded it for Universe (for ScottK)18:05
a|wenahh :)18:06
a|wenrgreening: what does the top version in changelog say?18:06
rgreeninga|wen: ? I uploaded a svn version, so it's pre 4.0.018:07
a|wenrgreening: it could be because you miss the debian part (no "-") in the version?18:08
rgreeninga|wen: oh, this is a diff question.. I thought you were talking about kvirc still. In Qt build its this: 4.5.0~snapshot-20090201-0ubuntu1~ppa218:09
a|wenhehe18:10
a|wendoes it change anything to do: 4.5.0~snapshot20090201-0ubuntu1~ppa218:11
a|wenrgreening: ^^18:11
rgreeninga|wen: it's weird, it worked for all snapshots I edited  20090129, only since I changed to 2009020118:12
seelelarsivi: a screenshot would be nice on that bug18:13
DreadKnightdoes bluetooth audio work for you guys in 4.2 (intrepid) ?18:13
rgreeninga|wen: maybe you are correct. Maybe it shouldn't have been ther in the first place.18:13
DreadKnight*s18:13
a|wenrgreening: afaik there should be one "-" in the version, no more no less, for a debian revision18:13
a|wenrgreening: is it uploaded anywhere, or can you just change it18:14
rgreeninga|wen: It's in my PPA. I'll make the change and see what happens. ty18:15
a|wenno problem18:16
ScottKrgreening: The boost thing relates to the 1.34 -> 1.35 transition.  Something needs to be migrated to the newer one.18:18
rgreeningScottK: should all refs to libboost-dev be changed?18:18
ScottKThat's my very shallow understanding of the situation.18:18
larsiviseele: attached a screenshot18:19
a|wenScottK, rgreening: libboost-dev1.35 does provide libboost-dev, so normally it is something else that catches a 1.34 version18:20
rgreeningah18:20
* a|wen waits for bzr to finish pushing a branch to LP ... takes a while right now18:22
seelelarsivi: not really sure what the issue is if the contrast of the widget text is high enough visibility on the widget18:23
larsivi__seele: sorry, don't understand ...18:24
seelelarsivi__: i dont see what the problem is.. you can clearly read the button label on the button widget18:24
larsivi__seele: yes, but can you read what I read in the summary text field?18:24
seelelarsivi__: no, but that looks like the widget isn't being rendered correctly. it should be black like the rest of the widgets18:25
larsivi__*wrote, not read18:25
seeleso i would find the widgets which aren't following the theme and write a bug that way18:25
seeleit should be fixed there, not by adding an additional style sheet18:26
larsivi__seele: yes, sure, but the issue is that konqueror accepts what the page specifies, but uses system colours if not specified18:26
seelethat's the risk of web designers not properly marking up their code18:26
larsivi__seele: in that case, bg colour is specified, but not foreground - and that is the case with extremely many web pages18:26
larsivi__seele: you cannot go round complaining about the web pages to all the web pages you visit over a year18:27
rgreeninga|wen: I figured it out. had the src file named wrong.18:27
a|wenrgreening: ahh, that makes sense, he18:27
larsivi__seele: if it isn't obvious, then I suggest changing the theme for a few days :)18:28
rgreeninga|wen: ya. I was blind :P18:28
seelei'm sure it's obvious, but i dont know what you want konqueror to do about it. it shouldn't override web css by default18:28
a|wenrgreening: we all are periodically ;)18:28
larsivi__seele: note that I installed a css that makes the issue less bad, but still unusable18:28
seelelarsivi__: what does the css specify?18:29
larsivi__seele: generally white backgrounds and black text I think - didn't check18:29
seeleso what happens? it doesn't work?18:30
larsivi__according to the linked kde report, konqueror doesn't accept all changes18:30
larsivi__(this is not a topic I know much about technically)18:30
seeleSTUPID launchpad. why doesn't it list upstream bugs in the content flow18:31
seelelarsivi__: i didn't see the related bug18:31
larsivi__it has a long history ...18:31
seeleright so i see18:32
seelebut it's an open bug and it looks like they are working on it18:32
seelei'm confused what you want kubuntu to do about it18:32
seelestyle sheets don't work so it's not like we can ship a stylesheet by default to fix it18:32
larsivi__seele: it has been around for 4 years, hardly what I call much activity ...18:32
seelelarsivi__: what are you talking about? there has been consistent commenting over the past 6 months18:33
larsivi__seele: related to that bug?18:33
seeleon the bug report people are still testing it18:34
seeleregardless, we would have to wait for upstream to fix it unless someone gave us a patch that fixed it. even then it would be better if upstream patched it and we just backported the patch18:35
seelei would poke konq developers18:35
larsivi__seele: on the report I see a lot of people showing what is wrong and not a single dev saying they work on it18:37
larsivi__seele: on the khtml channel I got an answer in the direction of "we don't care"18:38
larsivi__seele: but that doesn't really matter, because the same happens in firefox18:38
seeleis it fixed in webkit?18:38
seeleso firefox stylesheets are broken too?18:38
* vacationlogger is so not going to be around for the next 8 months18:40
seelevacationlogger: wha?18:41
larsivi__seele: I guess? but I have no idea why it is affected by the konqueror bug in that case, which is why I consider this a kubuntu bug18:41
vacationloggerseele: started new work today ... on a "sensible" schedule I am at work from 7 - 18:3018:42
* jussi01 handcuffs vacationlogger to the PC18:42
vacationlogger+ at times weekendish as well18:42
vacationlogger+ no whatsoever intartubes18:43
seelelarsivi__: how is this a "kubuntu bug" if it affects everyone using kde? we can't fix it save removing the dark theme so you don't have the potential of sometimes having invisible text in widgets because the web developer was lazy18:43
seelevacationlogger: that's a long day18:43
a|wenvacationlogger: congratulations (i suppose) ... it still leaves 12½ hours a day though ;)18:44
vacationloggerwell, I have a break from 12:30 to 16:00 ... doesn't make much sense to go home though18:44
jussi01vacationlogger: its called netbook + 3g dongle18:45
vacationloggera|wen: by law I would get at least 12 hours for sleep :D18:45
seelevacationlogger: what are you doing for your job?18:45
a|wenvacationlogger: they are drawing it close then, hehe18:45
vacationloggerjussi01: now who would want to do that :P18:45
larsivi__seele: because it also happens with firefox which afaik is not a kde project? and it is not sometimes, it is most times18:46
vacationloggerseele: geriatric care .. though not really because I don't have the proper education for that ;-)18:46
* a|wen cheers at bzr + LP ... be done be done!18:48
seelevacationlogger: sounds cool.. get some old people using kubuntu!18:49
seelelarsivi__: only when firefox uses kde components for window theme/widgets18:49
vacationloggerseele: they are barely able to eat, I doubt operating a computer is going to work any better :)18:49
seeleah, is it like a hospice?18:50
larsivi__seele: can I disable that in firefox? It suddenly happened at some point a little while ago, firefox worked fine until then18:51
vacationloggerseele: well, yes, no... not in general, just the station I am on ... kind of at least18:51
seelelarsivi__: i have no idea.. check system settings and see if you are using kde styles for gtk widgets?18:52
seelevacationlogger: it's kindof weird you have a 3 hour break in the middle of your shift though, is that typical for the type of job you have?18:53
vacationloggerseele: pretty much, that way I am around when the denizen (is that actually a word?) get dinner and can clean-up the station before night service18:55
jtechidnadenizen is a word18:56
vacationloggerjtechidna: does it also make sense in that context?18:56
jtechidnayeah18:56
jtechidna!urban denizen18:57
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about urban denizen18:57
jtechidna~urban denizen18:57
jtechidnakubotu: ping18:57
kubotupong18:57
vacationloggerjtechidna: urban is like blacklisted :P18:58
jtechidnait didn't used to be18:58
vacationloggerit did18:59
seele!ud denizen18:59
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about ud denizen18:59
vacationloggerstrange word anyway ... I ought to refrain from using it18:59
* jtechidna remembers doing ~urban kde in here once...18:59
seele~urban kde18:59
kubotukde (1/5): Acronym for "The K Desktop Environment" Kde is a desktop enviroment for the X11 system, commonly used by Linux with XFree86 and xorg. Commonly used. Matthias Ettrich started KDE in 1996. It uses the Qt graphic library. Based on "look and feel" and features. KDE is extremely powerful for experts and ... I love using "kig" for help on my geometry homework and "flashkard" for help memorizing. Except I h...18:59
vacationloggermaybe insanity was around?18:59
vacationloggerhm18:59
seele~urban denizen18:59
vacationloggermaybe it just doesn't quite like that word19:00
jtechidnayeah19:00
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a|wennight people19:15
a|wenif anybody with MOTU power suddenly is bored ;) i'll just remind you of bug 320915 (at least the basket one extra relevant to us)19:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 320915 in libsdl "Remove aRts from the archive - rebuild all dependencies" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32091519:16
siekaczhi19:55
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siekaczcan't run strigi daemon :(20:00
siekaczI got a warning and segmentation faut20:01
siekacz*fault20:01
siekaczWARNING: field 'http://strigi.sf.net/ontologies/0.9#debugParseError' is not defined in any rdfs ontology database.20:01
siekaczSegmentation fault20:01
siekaczpackages from kubuntu-experimental repo20:01
Riddelljtechidna: any thoughts on bug 309419 ?20:02
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/309419/+text)20:03
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Riddellhmm, I still can't make a connection with plasmoid-network-manager20:43
mrvaneswould anybody care to explain why kdedaemon started to open kwallet at logon recently?20:43
jussi01Riddell: seems to work ok here. although I still wish it was linkied in with the mobile tools package20:45
Riddellmobile tools package?20:46
LureRiddell: it seems we came from "works only for wstephenson" to "does not work only for Riddell" - I think this is great progress ;-)20:50
ghostcubeheh20:50
LureRiddell: I heard some problems with wep - what do you have?20:50
LureRiddell: and does nm-applet work for you?20:50
jussi01Riddell: the one linked into network-manager-gnome with all the preconfigured 3g stuff20:53
jussi01!info libmbca020:53
ubottulibmbca0 (source: libmbca): Mobile Broadband Configuration Assistant. In component main, is extra. Version 0.0.3~bzr42-0ubuntu2 (intrepid), package size 68 kB, installed size 548 kB20:53
RiddellLure: no wep20:53
Riddellknetworkmanager works fine20:53
jussi01!info mobile-broadband-provider-info20:54
ubottumobile-broadband-provider-info (source: mobile-broadband-provider-info): database of mobile broadband service providers. In component main, is extra. Version 20081015.1-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 15 kB, installed size 124 kB20:54
jussi01that stuff20:54
Tm_Taye, that is solid gold20:55
Riddelljussi01: I presume the plasmoid doesn't know what to do with that?20:55
LureRiddell: interesting - I had problems with knetworkmanager (inconsistent behaviour with wpa2-psk)20:55
RiddellLure: maybe I should put both on the CD for this release :)20:56
jussi01Riddell: no20:56
Riddelldunno why I put a smiley there, I think I'll do that20:56
LureRiddell: please no - make next alpha kde3-less20:57
jussi01Riddell: but wouldnt that pull in kde3 libs?20:57
Lurejussi01: ++20:57
Riddellwe still have openoffice and k3b20:58
jussi01oh20:59
ghostcubeis k3b not ported to kde4 ?20:59
Riddellthe kde 4 version doesn't work very well yet21:00
ghostcubeah ok havent known this :)21:00
* Lure_ is back from ungraceful shutdown of laptop during digikam build :(21:03
* Lure_ needs to get new laptop asap or at least quassel-core somewhere ;-)21:04
* astromme wonders if quassel-core supports multiuser yet21:04
Lure_Riddell: remind me: what would be preffered way to get digikam/kipi-plugins into main?21:04
* astromme has a quassel-core (offline for now) but if he remembers correctly, it's single user21:04
Lure_move them now (before we add universe depends) or after?21:05
Riddell>apt-cache policy digikam | grep jaunty 500 http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty/main Packages21:05
Lure_lensfun is in NEW queue (hint, hint), while opencv is already in universe and just need kipi-plugin upload to start using it...21:05
Lure_Riddell: oh, that already changed...21:06
Riddellkipi-plugins is also in main now21:06
Riddellbest start writing some main inclusion reports Lure :)21:06
Lure_ok, then regarding MIR: we write it before we add depend on universe, right?21:06
Lure_ok, will do opencv first, as it is in archive already21:07
Lure_will wait with lensfun until it passes NEW21:07
RiddellLure_: I'd start writing it now, it'll pass New tomorrow (when it's my archive day, New queue gets moving!)21:09
Lure_Riddell: ok, great21:09
Nightroseastromme: yes it does - ask in #quassel how21:13
Lure_Riddell: MIRs are now tracked through LP bug (+wiki description under template)?21:16
RiddellLure_: yes, make a wiki page using MainInclusionReportTemplate, file a bug on the package pointing at the wiki page and subscribe ubuntu-mir21:17
Lure_Riddell: thanks21:17
* Lure_ was looking for queue page in wiki (as it was some releases back)21:17
Riddellsee ~ubuntu-mir bugs in launchpad21:17
seelewas the decision on kpackagekit final? is there a blueprint that needs updated?21:22
* seele doesnt remember what nixternal said21:22
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ArbyRiddell: I'm looking towards making scpk installable, I assume this involves fiddling with CMakeLists files in some way?21:24
ArbyRiddell: if I add all the files to this http://paste.ubuntu.com/112966/21:24
Arbyshould they automagically end up in the right place?21:24
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RiddellArby: yes that's it21:34
Riddellthat tells it to install files into /usr/share/kde4/apps/system-config-printer-kde/21:35
ArbyRiddell: cheers, how does one test that it actually works?21:35
RiddellArby: what's new that needs to be installed?21:35
Arbysome .ui files and the options stuff21:35
Riddellmkdir build; cd build; cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr  -DDATA_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/share/kde4/apps ..; make; sudo make install21:36
Arbyand the rename to kcm-scpk21:36
Arbythanks21:36
RiddellArby: have you merged in from my new_ui stuff?21:36
ArbyRiddell: yes21:37
ArbyRiddell: I've got rid of the empty 'Options' tab as well21:37
ArbyI assume that's what was intended21:38
RiddellArby: how did you do that?  I couldn't work out how to delete a tab in qt designer?21:38
Riddellthere's some widgets in that tab which had code that presumably you removed too, they didn't do anything21:38
ArbyRiddell: it's in the right click context menu21:38
Arbypage X of Y > delete21:38
Riddellhmm, I'm sure I looked at everything21:39
ArbyRiddell: I think most of it was commented out anyway, for that reason21:39
ArbyI'll check back through21:39
Arbyit just badly needs some testing21:39
Arbynot having a working printer makes that a little tricky21:40
Arbyso I'm aiming to package it and stick it in my ppa21:40
ArbyRiddell: I don't suppose you've still got the packaging lying around from when it used to be a separate package21:41
Arbybefore it went into kdeadmin21:41
Riddellyes, see intrepid version at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/system-config-printer-kde21:42
Arbyperfect thanks21:42
JontheEchidnaooh, strigi release21:58
ScottKEigen too.22:01
ScottKDo we care about Eigen?22:01
Riddellgo ninjas!22:01
Riddellyes, eigen2 is needed for koffice22:01
Riddellspeaking of which, there's a new koffice beta needs packaging too22:01
* JontheEchidna takes strigi22:02
ghostcubehmm guys the package of amsynth in intrepid is t3h Br0ken for 64 bit :D the hardy one works fine is it possible to be fixed :)22:02
ghostcubewhat is Eigen oO22:02
* ghostcube doesnt want to bother with sound things all the time but he likes making some bad electronic noise :D22:03
knusperfroschghostcube: c++ template lib for math22:04
Lure_reviewers wanted: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportOpenCV22:04
ghostcubeknusperfrosch, ahh ok thx22:04
knusperfroschghostcube: talking about amsynth, couldn't get midi to work without stuttering in intrepid. playing midi directly via timidity works, but not for rosegarden etc.22:06
ghostcubeoh22:06
ghostcube:|22:06
ghostcubeso  i may keep zfx22:06
RiddellLure_: looks great22:06
Lure_Riddell: only concern I have is some crasher bugs reported in ubuntu: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/opencv/+bugs22:08
Lure_:-(22:08
ArbyRiddell: am I right in thinking that building scpk with cmake is failing because I don't have cmake-modules/foo.cmake from kdeadmin?22:10
Lure_Riddell: will work on lensfun tommorow - to tired today to start another MIR ;-)22:10
RiddellArby: hmm yes, quite likely22:11
Arbyok then I won't hurt my head by trying to make it build right now22:11
RiddellScottK: bandwidth here is close to zero, if you fancy updating kubuntu-meta and uploading that would be appreciated22:41
ScottKI can do that.22:41
ScottKRiddell: Any more seed adjustments needed before?22:42
ScottKNCommander: Any progress on armel soprano installability?22:42
JontheEchidnaScottK: Could you take a look at bug 324520?22:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324520 in strigi "New upstream release (strigi 0.6.4)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32452022:48
ScottKJontheEchidna: Sure (in a bit)22:51
JontheEchidnathanks22:52
ScottKRiddell: I get kdebluetooth, amarok, and plasmoid-network-manager added.  Is that what you were expecting?23:09
* ScottK assumes so an updloads...23:18
ScottKRiddell: Uploaded.23:18
ScottKJontheEchidna: Debian Eigan 2 packaging is in their svn ....23:23
JontheEchidnaoh, it's in universe anyways so I could go after that23:23
* JontheEchidna twists his villanous moustache23:23
JontheEchidnachange of plans, investigating a kopete bug23:35
ScottKJontheEchidna: Any thoughts on the Gnome guys "zomg, everything's maximized" bug in 4.1.4?23:36
JontheEchidnaIt reminds me of a bug where after installing ubuntu-mobile some mobile tools were being autostarted23:36
JontheEchidnathese tools make things loose window decoration and be automatically fullscreen23:36
JontheEchidnabut that happened regardless of DE23:37
JontheEchidnamaybe that ubuntu-mobile bug was only half fixed?23:37
JontheEchidnathe fix was, as I recall, adding a "no start in=kde" to the desktop file23:38
JontheEchidnaI do not know if the fix made it to intrepid23:39
ScottKDunno what to do about that.23:39
JontheEchidnamaybe that's not the issue, since if the tools were enabled the bug would affect both gnome and kde apps at the same time23:41

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