[00:16] ScottK: I was just reading through some meeting logs, and I saw that you became an Archive Admin. Congrats! [00:43] ScottK: I just noticed last upload broke some functionnalities in PNM.... those are fixed svn [00:43] ScottK: is that reasonable to upload ? [00:43] ScottK: the bad thing is that I noticed this issue at reboot, it worked after the update... [00:46] Tonio_: i noted as much about 24 hours ago [00:46] dtchen: yeah.... I didn't use wireless since then, and after a simple dpkg -i + plasma restart it worked.... [00:47] sorry, i should have filed a bug, but i've been fighting alsa-kernel [00:47] dtchen: wired networks still worked so I missed that regression.... so bad that it happened in the middle of the freeze [00:47] dtchen: no pb :) the problem was easy to figure out anyway :) [00:47] I'm just wondering if it's sane to upload right now.... [00:48] i'm happy to test if you have a ppa upload handy [00:49] dtchen: I'm building that one locally, but I can send you a deb file in a couple of minutes.. [00:49] dtchen: for some reason, we'll have to reboot to test... [00:49] (ok, i'm on amd64) [00:49] hum..... [00:49] then I need to upload a ppa :) [00:49] i've got a current pbuilder that's churning through pulseaudio, but i'm happy to test [00:49] dtchen: or just upload after deep tests on my side, dunno [00:50] dtchen: lemme send you the source package then [00:50] yeah, url would work dandy [00:51] dtchen: http://planetemu.net/temp/nm [00:53] Tonio_: dgot, thanks [00:53] you're welcome [00:57] Tonio_: Any upload we do now will cause all the images to have to be respun. I think put it in the known issues for release notes and wait. [00:57] ok [00:57] ScottK: yes sir [00:57] vorian: Thanks. [00:58] Tonio_: Thanks. What I can do as an archive admin is pretty limited since non-Canonical employees can't get ssh access. [00:59] ScottK: that's no pb :) [01:00] ScottK: wiki updated along with kmail sieve issue [01:01] Tonio_: Great. Thanks. [01:01] * Tonio_ reboots to test latest pnm [01:06] dtchen: works for me, except from the icon... there is still a little bug, but it'll get fixed in a couple of days for sure [01:06] hmm, which icon issue? [01:07] i.e., the present build in jaunty only displays an icon while associating [01:07] dtchen: when connected wireless, you have a blank... [01:07] dtchen: connecting wirely gives the correct icon.... [01:07] ah, yes [01:07] that's the precise issue i see currently [01:08] dtchen: no big deal, it'll be fixed soon [01:08] yeah, i can deal with missing icons ;) [01:08] hehe :) [01:09] I'd like to test the vpn part of it too.... but I need my company's certificate renewed... [01:12] dtchen: did you have to reboot to get pnm to work ? [01:12] Tonio_: waiting on pbuilder ATM [01:13] dtchen: okay, oh so you have the icon issue with yesterday's upload ? [01:13] kdepim only takes 11 hours to build on armel .... [01:13] dtchen: it shouldn't even connect, btw... [01:13] ScottK: shame on me.... sorry [01:14] Tonio_: It needed built anyway, so your upload didn't actually hurt. [01:14] ScottK: good you ping me before I uploaded koffice2 :) [01:14] Is that in Main? [01:15] ScottK: i suppose we could move povray to suggest, but povray is really the reason kpovmodeler exists [01:15] Riddell: http://imagebin.ca/view/znAihjFB.html [01:15] How about change it to depends and move it to multiverse? [01:15] vorian: ^^ [01:15] Tonio_: yes, with yesterday's. and yesterday's works fine for me (using restricted wl driver) with open, wep, wpa, and wpa2 [01:15] ScottK: agreed [01:15] I think that's actually more user friendly then. [01:15] brb, testing pbuilt one [01:15] Riddell: would you be interested in committing some kde4-integration goodness for software-properties-kde? [01:15] yep [01:16] ScottK: not koffice2, indeed... but koffice is in main afaik [01:16] Riddell: Would you move kpovmodeler to multiverse please. [01:16] oh, i was just about to file a bug [01:16] thanks ScottK :) [01:16] dtchen: hum strange... didn't work for me at all, but today's fixing my issue... [01:16] vorian: Do that anyway, he's probably sleeping anyway. [01:17] ok [01:17] dtchen: fixing the wiki then :) s/won't connect/may not connect/ [01:18] vorian: Please mention in the bug it needs to be unseeded too. [01:18] It's on the dvd now. [01:18] ah, ok [01:19] vorian: I also notice there was an outstanding 'package description is crap' bug and the description will need updating anyway, so would you mind taking a whack at updating your proposed upload while we wait? [01:19] sure thing [01:19] Thanks. [01:20] ScottK: do i need your ack on that bug? [01:21] Tonio_: pbuilt one exhibits no regressions from yesterday's [01:21] great :) [01:21] vorian: I don't think so. [01:22] ok then [01:23] does one of you know what package i need for bonjour support in kopete by any chance? [01:23] I think we might not have the package needed for bonjour support [01:24] it works on my desktop here [01:24] but not on my eeepc [01:24] so i guess i am missing a package [01:24] eeepc to small for bonjour. [01:25] ;-) [01:25] :P [01:25] adept is not really helping me :/ [01:25] oh, maybe I'm thinking a different protocol [01:27] ScottK: do you have a bug number for the package description? It doesn't seem to be linked to the source package for some reason [01:27] Maybe I was looking at another one. [01:28] I was. Sorry. [01:28] no problemo [01:28] ETOOMANYPACKAGESTODAY [01:28] hehe [01:28] I actually didn't upload any today, just piles of lpia and armel retires. [01:29] I went back and looked and when we did the last set of plasma rebuilds I had 12 packages in a row on jauntu-changes. [01:38] ScottK: http://machine-crusade.net/kpov/ when you have a moment === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying [02:03] vorian: At this point just wait until it gets moved and you can upload it yourself .... [02:03] ah, true enough [02:04] :) [02:06] vorian: Did you file the bug? I don't see it, [02:07] Czessi: [02:07] Sorry [02:08] bug 325561 [02:08] Launchpad bug 325561 in kpovmodeler "Please move kpovmodeler from Main to Multiverse" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/325561 [02:09] ScottK: ^ [02:26] kbluetooth4 which is provided by kdebluetooth 0.3 crash each time I turn off my laptop bluetooth adapter, can you reproduce this? [02:28] if not, where can I obtain debugging symbols to provide a good backtrace? [02:42] I can reproduce it, but a good bug with a good backtrace would be a good thing. [02:42] EagleScreen: I think if you install kdebase-workspace-dbg [02:42] vorian: Thanks. [02:45] ScottK negative, already installed [02:45] I don't know then. [02:45] * ScottK looks at JontheEchidna. Maybe he knows. [02:46] then what should I do with this issue? [02:49] I'd suggest file a bug and see if better instructions appear. [02:53] * claydoh takes a step back in time and installs hardy on his new desktop [02:55] \o/ [02:58] I also posted to the k-u list, there was a question on whether kubuntu would get an 8.04.2 release [02:58] Thanks. So now the answer is "If you test it". [02:59] well right now my old monitor looks better w/hardy and vesa than Intrepid/jaunty with ati or fglrx drivers :) [03:00] ;-) [03:00] but that 6 year old crt is in bad shape anyway [03:01] * claydoh craves an lcd but has to wait a bit longer [03:04] I guess the only way for kdebluetooth would be a ddeb [03:04] which would probably only be available for jaunty [03:05] Lovely. Well it's the same kdebluetooth with the same solid-bluetooth patch. [03:05] I replicated the problem by throwing the 'airplane mode' switch on my laptop. [03:06] Anyone with Jaunty and Bluetooth? [03:07] ScottK: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/113869/ [03:07] I think kdesdk, kdenetwork and kdewebdav still ref libboost-dev which is an issue. [03:07] I think... [03:08] Definitely kdenetwork. [03:08] They don't build in my PPA cause the packages want both libboost-dev and libboost1.35-dev. libboost-dev pulls in libboost1.34-dev [03:08] I've got a fixed kdenetwork sitting here waiting for the freeze to be over. [03:08] ok [03:09] I think kdesdk and webdev exhibit the same [03:09] Wouldn't suprise me about the others. [03:10] at least from what I see in the records. should I just change libboost-dev to libboost1.35-dev? [03:10] Yes, but also check the depends. Some packages have a hard coded depends on some boost package. [03:10] If you miss that they will build, just not be installable. [03:11] let me see what kdesdk shows... [03:13] ok, kdesdk looks like it just needs one > 1.33 [03:14] so kdesdk will need to be updated. you want em to generate a debdiff?> [03:16] ScottK ^ [03:16] Is that in Main? [03:17] yeah [03:17] Yeah, I guess it is. [03:18] rgreening: Certainly. [03:18] k .. working... [03:18] webdev is in Universe, but I think I got that one already. [03:19] ok [03:19] Back in a bit. [03:19] yeah. I did yesterday. [04:33] props to claydoh for 8.04.2 test results .... [04:33] If only he were here. [04:33] * ScottK waves to a|wen. [04:34] hi ScottK [04:35] \o/ - KDE fully built on armel too. [04:35] NCommander: ^^^ [04:35] cool [04:36] my connection broke during the night (~55%), so i'm in the process of rsync'ing the rest of the cd-image now [04:39] Great. My post to kubuntuforums has produced the expected amount of help. [04:40] perfect [04:40] * a|wen sees that the mythtv people has rebuild without arts all by themselves :) [04:41] Excellent. [04:41] a|wen: Since Lenny is supposed to release on the 14th, Debian people have started looking into dropping arts too. [04:41] I see you're on the appropriate channel. [04:42] Please speak up and pass on lesson's learned. [04:42] oh, perfect ... [04:43] most is pretty straight forward ... the only real problems was because they were old so they were FTBFS'ing on a no change rebuild in any case [04:44] ScottK: have you given them the bug number for our bug for arts removal? [04:44] I did not. [04:45] my connection comes and goes, so have nothing in my backlog about arts (-kde or -qt-kde channel?) [04:46] Looks like it was wdgt that was working on it. [04:47] They aren't in a big rush yet though. [04:47] It's #debian-qt-kde you want. [04:54] * astromme tries to read a few more emails before collapsing into bed === santiago-pgsql is now known as santiago-ve [06:11] fabo: ping [08:25] morning [08:25] 14 minutes to download amarok, waa [08:30] davmor2: almost full test coverage, excellent [08:31] yes [08:31] rgreening: pong [08:59] ScottK, Riddell: on a plus side there seem to be no netboot iso's so I might be able to start on kubuntu hardy.2 today :) [09:00] nixternal: can you add this to the wiki? http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/kdebluetooth-wee.png on https://wiki.kubuntu.org/JauntyJackalope/Alpha4/Kubuntu I can't work out how and I don't have the bandwidth to do so [09:50] Riddell: are there already 4.3 packages in the experimental PPA? [09:51] my phonon package says 4.3 [09:51] Mamarok: phonon uses a different version scheme [09:51] dunno if Neon is on trunk yet [09:51] but I think we should focus on making 4.2 a work of perfection before moving on to 4.3 :) [09:51] ok, I don't use Neon, only need a stable 4.2 ATM [09:52] +1 [09:56] Riddell: neon is always trunk [09:56] anyone got any idea which package i need for bonjour support in kopete? [09:56] "crack of the day" [09:56] it works on my desktop but not on the eeepc :/ [09:56] and i can't find the package i am missing [09:56] Nightrose: /usr/lib/kde4/kopete_bonjour.so is included, it ought to just work [09:57] mpfh [09:57] damn [09:57] * Nightrose checks if she has that file [10:00] hmmm [10:00] i got that file [10:01] * Nightrose wonders what else could be wrong [10:01] Nightrose: firewall? [10:02] no it doesn't show up at all as a protokol [10:02] in the add account dialog [10:03] neither here on a intrepid w/4.2 [10:04] hmmmmm i wonder why it works on my dektop with intrepid and 4.2 [10:05] can someone else on 4.2 please check if they have bonjour listed? [10:11] it does seem to be lacking a .desktop file [10:12] and it's not in the Add Account dialogue in jaunty [10:12] aha! [10:12] thx Riddell :) [10:12] JontheEchidna: ^ can you have a look? [10:12] * Nightrose would love to have bonjour for fosdem [10:13] Nightrose: add kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/kopete_bonjour.desktop into /usr/share/kde4/services/ [10:13] run kbuildsycoca4 [10:13] quit and start kopete [10:13] \o/ [10:13] will try [10:13] thy [10:16] weheeeeeeee [10:16] * Nightrose hugs Riddell [10:16] that did it [10:18] nice [10:18] works like a charm in my lan [10:22] I wonder if that's a packaging fault of a fault in the kopete build system [10:32] gah, kopete crashes as soon as my collegue with pidgin on windows comes online with bonjour :( [10:32] so FOSDEM could be hard... a single windows user might be able to bring all of us down :) [10:34] *lol* [10:34] that's hard [10:34] but given the audience of fosdem we might be save [10:34] :P [10:36] kget.install:usr/share/kde4/services/kopete_bonjour.desktop [10:36] what the naach?! [10:38] that might explain why it works on my desktop... [10:38] ;-) [10:42] ScottK: got the fullscreen problem solved, was compiz interfering... so back to 0 known regressions in 4.1.4, unless more have come up? [11:11] Not as far as I know. Great. [11:12] a|wen: Thanks for working through that. [11:14] a|wen: It'd probably be good if you commented in the supposed upstream bug on bugs.kde.org too. [11:17] Nightrose: fix uploaded to jaunty [11:18] and I got james to show me how to use bzr-buildpackage, yay [11:33] Riddell: great - thx :) [11:34] a|wen: It looks like Bug #290768 needs verification again before we can copy 4.1.4. Up for that one? [11:34] Launchpad bug 290768 in xine-lib "C format string specifications mismatch in translations crashes libxine based apps in some loales" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/290768 [12:22] hi [12:23] can people confirm they don't have an icon in PNM when connected wireless ? [12:23] I looked at the code and it should work... I'm a bit lost... [12:32] works for me [12:32] Riddell: I notice we don't have l10n koffice packaged... [12:32] Riddell: hum local issue then :) [12:33] Riddell: what is your plan for jaunty ? eventually replace koffice/kde3 or not ? and therefore should I package the langpacks ? [12:35] Riddell: and your ppa amarok still depends on libmysqlclient16, which is in universe... [12:37] Riddell: seen you updated, trying the last version then :) [12:37] Tonio_: we do have https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/koffice-l10n [12:38] Tonio_: don't package the language pack for not, we can do that when koffice 2 is actually released and we replace the KDE 3 version [12:38] ScottK: i can see that you commented on the upstream bug, and he got it resolved too [12:38] Riddell: hum those are 1.6, that's my point :) [12:38] s/for not/for now/ [12:39] Riddell: oki doki, got it :) I was talking about the koffice2 langpacks, of course :) [12:40] Riddell: removed libmysqlclient16 and upgraded amarok, seems to start correctly this time, and my collection is still there ;) [12:40] ScottK: i'll look at the xine-lib one in a few hours, when i get to my other comp (without all the -experimental packages) [12:43] Tonio_: yay === rdieter_away is now known as rdieter [12:43] Riddell: where will you be at fosdem so that we can meet ? with the kde crew ? [12:44] Tonio_: at the beer event tonight I hope [12:44] not tonight, tomorrow [12:45] Riddell: I'll arrive on saturday only... [12:47] ScottK: btw. i can confirm the part about uni-directional transfer only in kde4.2 http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172267#c38 ... have you tested receiving from phone on kde4.1.4? [12:47] KDE bug 172267 in general "KDE bluetooth tray applet doesn't appear" [Crash,New] [12:53] I did not. I'm pretty new to bluetooth and still trying to figure out how it's supposed to work (for one week before the blue4 upgrade for Intrepid I had bluetooth). [12:53] I confirmed I have at least as much bluetooth as I had before, but not beyond that. [12:53] I'd mark the current bluetooth situation as definite progress. Dunno how much. [12:56] ScottK: it's definite progress, yeah; now something works... but would just note, that it was worth still keeping an eye on that bug [12:56] Agreed. [12:56] At this point it'd be better if people filed new bugs. [12:59] has anyone esle seen packagekit install updates without being told to? [13:00] ScottK, Riddell, JontheEchidna, Tonio_ ^ [13:00] fully ... let's get the 4.1.4 and kbluetooth0.3 into intrepid-proposed, and ask people kindly to file new bugs from now on [13:00] rgreening: by default I think there's a setting for that [13:01] rgreening: matter of default config, look in systemsettings [13:01] I had turned it off. THe package seems to override local settings [13:01] and now its back to security updates installed by default [13:01] rgreening: it asks politely for me :) [13:01] weird. [13:01] rgreening: did the package upgrade ? [13:01] rgreening: there is kiosk settings for kpackagekit atm... [13:02] rgreening: I have to fix this point... [13:02] Ill try turning it off again. [13:02] kiosk settings? [13:03] kubuntu default settings uses the kiosk mecanism ;) [13:03] kiosk is the 3 levels of config mecanism that makes it possible to override the defaults without patching apps, and without touching the user's settings [13:04] and also has an override user settings capability [13:04] which is what appears to have happened for me [13:04] there was a kds update [13:04] so that likely triggered it then [13:04] JontheEchidna: you seem to be doing a great job at keeping KDE Forum posts on Kubuntu answered [13:05] Thanks [13:05] It helps with stopping disinformation and Kubuntu bashing :P [13:07] Riddell: by the way, I couldn't figure out how to kcm-ify software-properties-kde, but I did integrate it further with KDE [13:07] rgreening: I'm updating KDS with kpackagekit settings.... [13:07] rgreening: so that we can test on the live cd for example, default is to auto install security updates [13:07] Riddell: we probably don't want this by default right ? [13:08] Riddell: we need up upload update-notifier-kde 0.10 which had the support for updated notification system. [13:08] Riddell: I prefer to be prompted... [13:08] All the buttons have KIcons, the gpg key importing dialog is a KFileDialog, and the remove keys button is only active when the keys treeview is clicked, just like the buttons of other treeviews [13:10] rgreening: oh? who did that? [13:10] Tonio_: dunno, I'm not sure of the arguments for or against automatic install [13:10] Riddell: I had a loooooooong time ago. [13:10] Riddell: suppose you are about to leave, and you want to shutdown..... [13:11] Riddell: you might want to discard the update for tomorrow for example... [13:11] JontheEchidna: excellent. did you have any paticular problems with making it a kcontrol module or did you just not know where to start? [13:11] Tonio_: that would be a problem [13:13] Riddell: https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/update-notifier-kde/trunk [13:13] 12 weeks [13:14] fix was committed re: bug 104411 [13:14] Launchpad bug 104411 in update-notifier-kde "Adept notifer should use KNotify to notify updates" [Wishlist,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/104411 [13:14] Riddell: I actually can't figure out how to make the GUI abstraction class a child of the SoftwareProperties class and the KCModule class [13:15] at the same time [13:15] *SoftwareProptertiesKDE [13:16] rgreening: poke me into uploading after the alpha is out [13:16] ok. [13:16] Riddell: then we need to look at what changes need to be made to make it co-exist/integrate with packagekit [13:17] rgreening: I was putting that off until packagekit gets into main :) [13:17] ah. good enough [13:18] I have a fix I am working on for kpackagekit. It needs an "Edit Software Sources" button to call software-properties-kde [13:18] under settings [13:18] Riddell: I would favor kpackagekit asking what to do if you don't mind.... [13:19] seele: any opinion on that subject ? [13:19] rgreening: btw, how did the patch work out? [13:19] for flash [13:19] Tonio_: I think I agree [13:19] JontheEchidna: Umm.. not building ATM. [13:19] :( [13:20] JontheEchidna: I have an error in it. need to review [13:20] you can do it! [13:20] Riddell: oki, changing kds then [13:23] Riddell: is it fine to upload right now or should I discard ? KDS ready here [13:25] Tonio_: wait [13:25] alpha not out yet [13:25] oki doki [13:26] so I think I got kdebluetooth to pair with my N810, but I can't get it to do anything else [13:26] Riddell: FYI, koffice2 ready too [13:26] * Tonio_ can't test kdebluetooth anymore,since the iphone doesn't have bluetooth support.... [13:26] * Tonio_ can't wait for his n97... [13:27] Tonio_: fancy doing that koffice 2 package for intrepid too? [13:27] yup [13:27] there's some changes needed but I can't remember what, look at the existing package in kubuntu-experimental or whereever it is [13:28] allee: fancy updating /usr/bin/kblueplugd? it still uses dcop [13:28] Riddell: I was about to ask :) [13:28] Riddell: probably no time to do that today, but tomorrow, no pb [13:28] Riddell: I'll debdiff for beta5... THAT'LL HELP [13:29] oup [13:30] Riddell: s/kde/kde4/ is probably a required change, to start with... [13:30] Riddell: kdenetwork needs the libboost1.35 changes done to it too. I was holding off on that for the Alpha release though. [13:32] Tonio_: actually https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/koffice2/1:1.9.98.5-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 seems to suggest it doesn't need any changes [13:32] Riddell: great, maybe except from the doc path then :) we switched from kde4 to kde with 4.2... [13:33] heh german C'T tested 3 distros FC SuSE and Ubuntu the only system that could be upgraded out of the box with no hazle was ubuntu and kubuntu :D [13:33] all the others had crashes afterwards [13:33] Tonio_: hmm, yes [13:33] Riddell: jaunty version uploading to my ppa for a first test... [13:34] local built went find [13:34] Riddell: I saw one of the Debian KDE people mention yesterday that they thought Koffice2 as is worked better with KDE4 than the release Koffice. [13:34] ScottK: you can fix it in bzr though in the mean time (and yes, I entirely forgot the alpha freeze, oops) [13:34] Perhaps we should just switch. [13:34] ScottK: maybe, I might ask the koffice pepole at fosdem what they think [13:34] That'd certainly simplify some things. [13:35] ScottK: I really appreciate koffice, so I'll try to use it at work for a week [13:35] By the way, Qt copy now has patches for systray icons [13:35] bug 291529 [13:35] Launchpad bug 291529 in qt4-x11 "Notification area visually corrupted when using qt4 applications (Skype)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/291529 [13:36] Riddell: At a glance it doesn't appear your latest upload is in bzr for kdenetwork. [13:36] ScottK: oh, hang on [13:37] Riddell, ScottK: https://edge.launchpad.net/~tonio/+archive/ppa to test koffice.... probably toonight, I hope [13:37] ScottK: pushing, james_w was showing me bzr-buildpackage and did a branch instead of my usual checkout [13:37] JontheEchidna: cool this is really nice [13:37] JontheEchidna: have you tested them? [13:37] I'm about to leave for some meetings and I'll be offline most of the day. [13:37] by ScottK [13:37] Riddell: nope, I plan to do so soon unless someone else wants to [13:38] Riddell: The best thing I learned about bzr recently wrt branches was bzr push :parent. [13:38] Then it just goes back where you branched it from. [13:38] JontheEchidna: is there an package to test it i can do later if the icon garbage gets away :D [13:38] at work at the moment [13:39] ghostcube: I'll definitely put it in my ppa since it'd take many hours for me to build it locally [13:39] ok :) [13:39] you running jaunty? [13:39] oh only jaunty ? [13:39] iam on intrepid [13:39] well, I could do both but I'd have to ask to increase my space limit [13:40] oh if its too much trouble i can wait till its confimed [13:40] JontheEchidna: Or start a new team. [13:40] :D [13:41] heh [13:55] Sime: meet at the beer event tomorrow? [13:55] Riddell: are there problems with the ppas ? I can't upload koffice.... it stops arround 30/60% [13:55] Tonio_: they might be enforcing quotas now, are you over 1GB? [13:56] I don't think so... lemme look [13:56] no, since I deleted my previous koffice, should feet [13:57] I suspect a dput issue.... trying manual upload with konq [14:04] By the way, the Qt system tray patches are all included in Qt 4.5.0 === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [14:04] Do we want to patch it now or wait until Qt 4.5 is out and just update? [14:07] toPyObject segfault on a QVariant in ppa's python-qt4 :( [14:09] * JontheEchidna goes ahead and does the systray patches [14:09] JontheEchidna: it's not clear if we'll be using 4.5 or not, we're still to see if it's stable enough [14:10] OK [14:10] Riddell, Hello, could you sponsor a new packagekit upload? [14:12] glatzor: sure [14:12] infact, I'd love to if it fixes the MIR issues :) [14:13]