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Riddellseele: plenty stuff doesn't work, I think just casual comments on what you'd like to see fixed is fine for now, I know a good number of things that need worked on before any more formal testing is needed00:08
seeleRiddell: ok00:09
Riddelljust interested if it works at all for now :)00:10
ScottKnhandler: You only need the .install file for the ones with the transitional package.00:14
nhandlerI know00:15
ScottKnhandler: OK usr/share/kde4/* should be fine, but I'd test build and check the .deb to make sure.00:15
Sputseele, ScottK: anything really important on your must-have list for Quassel, now would be the time to give it to us if it should go in before the freeze00:16
nhandlerscottk: I'm testing these all in my PPA before uploading. Hopefully, this batch will turn out ok. However, it might take a little longer than I originally thought. The PPAs take some time00:16
Sputas we plan to release 0.4.0 on Tuesday more or less00:17
ScottKSput: I think whatever seele wants is the most important.  My main concern is getting the debug working.00:17
Sputyeah, that's why I pinged you both :)00:17
RiddellI'd really like to see it use the unix username by default, having lots of people joining IRC all called quassel123 is going to get confusing00:18
SputRiddell: already done00:18
Riddellyay!00:19
Sputfor all platforms even :)00:19
Sputrealname too00:20
quassel183hello everybody00:22
quassel183:)00:22
SputRiddell: obviously not a git version from a couple hours ago :D00:23
seeleSput: afaik you've fixed all the stuff on my shortlist so i'm happy :)00:23
EgSSput: why not? maybe it's just his old identity00:23
Sputseele: very good to hear, cool :)00:24
Sputseele: btw, thanks for the honorable mention on your blog :)00:24
quassel183Hi everybody, kubuntu devs, I want to let you know that openSUSE openoffice 3.0.1 build has patches that make it use kde4 open/save dialog. OOO 3.0.1 in jaunty still uses kde3 dialogs. I just want you to know so you can apply their same patches00:26
quassel183if you already know sorry :)00:26
quassel183http://lizards.opensuse.org/2009/02/10/openoffice_org-3_0_1_0openoffice_org-3_0_1_2/00:26
Riddellquassel183: that is interesting00:27
quassel183:)00:27
Riddellour OO guy did try those patches recently without luck, maybe they've been fixed00:27
quassel183probably, since they've  just been moved to a stable repository.00:28
nhandlerlintian overrides for quilt-build-dep-but-no-series-file can be removed now, correct?00:43
Riddellnhandler: yes00:44
nhandlerAnd what about the cmake-find-plasma patches?00:45
Riddellnhandler: I don't know00:51
nhandlerI'll go and look. I thought I saw a package or two that removed it, but I'm not positive00:52
Riddellhe's wrong, it's still KDE 300:57
lex79vorian: thanks for the review01:08
vorianlex79: na, thanks for all the plasmoids!01:08
lex79can you archive these?01:09
lex79http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasmoid-fortunoid01:09
voriandid they get uploaded?01:09
vorianah, sure01:09
lex79http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasmoid-logout01:09
lex79http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasmoid-nextwallpaper01:09
lex79http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasmoid-simplemonitor01:09
ScottKlex79: You're going to rename those, right?01:09
lex79yes01:09
ScottKOK01:09
vorianScottK: he already did, there are 7 plasmoids awaiting a second review01:10
ScottKOK.01:10
ScottKGot it now.01:10
vorianlex79: all archived, thanks again :)01:12
lex79you are welcome :)01:12
voriannhandler: how's the widget transition going?01:13
jjesse_evening01:19
vorianhi jjesse_01:20
jjesse_stupid disconnect w/ VPN connection01:20
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lex79kpackagekit is broken?01:21
lex79Refresh doesn't work and find button is off when search a package01:23
jjesselex79: in jaunty are you having problems?01:30
jjessewith kpackagekit?  i reported a bug on the refresh package problem01:30
lex79jjesse: yes01:30
jjessebug 32776501:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 327765 in kpackagekit "Refresh package list stays at "unkown state"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32776501:31
* rgreening is migrating 80GB data from failed lappy to my new one...01:31
lex79jjesse: when click "Refresh" button, I have this message: Authentication failed01:33
lex79when I put a name package in "Search package name", find button is off01:33
vorianchoqok 0.4 just uploaded01:35
jjesselex79 are you runninkg kdesudo before kpackagekit?01:36
lex79jjesse: no01:37
shtylmanwill packagekit be the default in jaunty?01:42
jjesselex79 thats problly why you get the error message01:42
jjesseshtylman yes01:42
jjesselex79: kpackagekit is not asking for the sudo password so you can't referesh the package listing01:42
jjessethat's another bug i reported, can't find it right now01:42
lex79ok01:43
jjessehrm can't find that bug reporting it now ;)01:44
jjessefound it bug 32776001:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 327760 in kpackagekit "Upon launching kpackagekit not accessed for sudo password" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32776001:45
jjesselinking to bug 31945901:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 319459 in kpackagekit "kpackagekit reports an autentication error before you type password in policykit-kde dialog" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31945901:45
rgreeningkpackagekit doesn't use sudo it uses policykit.01:52
rgreeningjjesse: ^\01:52
ScottKenter rgreening: kpackagekitman to the rescue.01:52
rgreeningkpackagekit will talk to policykit, and if the action requires admin rights, it will decide if/when to ask for auth.01:53
rgreeningjjesse: so, are you able to go to the updates and refresh?01:53
rgreeningjjesse: is this a recent problem? was it working already?01:56
jjessergreening sorry wife called01:58
jjessergreening: when i click on refresh packages i think it is called i get an error01:58
jjessenot asked for my sudo password01:58
jjessethis was last night with all updates01:59
jjesseon jaunty01:59
rgreeningyes. I get that on a fresh install. Let me see what is missing.01:59
rgreeningjjesse: it could be a dep issue. I have it working correctly on my old system...02:00
JontheEchidnargreening: is packagekit itself installed?02:00
JontheEchidnabug 32778702:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 327787 in kpackagekit "Kpackagekit should depend on packagekit to be useful" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32778702:01
jjessergreening: let me fire up my vm02:01
jjesseso i can further test02:01
jjessebest/quickest way to check if packagekit is isntaleld corrertly?02:03
JontheEchidnaapt-cache policy packagekit02:04
jjesseit shows installed02:05
JontheEchidnaguess that's not it then02:05
jjessewait hold on02:05
jjesseread it wrong02:05
JontheEchidna:)02:05
jjesseinstalled (none) means not installed correct02:05
jjesseread it wrong02:05
JontheEchidnacorrect02:05
JontheEchidnaI was puzzled there for a second :P02:05
jjessei like to puzzle you02:05
JontheEchidnathen yes, that's bug 32778702:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 327787 in kpackagekit "Kpackagekit should depend on packagekit to be useful" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32778702:06
JontheEchidnalol02:06
jjesselex79 that's probablly your problem as well02:06
rgreeningapt-cache policy packagekit shows mine as  not installed02:08
rgreeningwho wrote those deps :)02:08
rgreeningand dont say dep-ends...02:09
JontheEchidnawho revu'd those deps and let them slip ;-P02:09
rgreeninglol02:09
JontheEchidnamaybe libpackagekit-qt11 should depend on packagekit?02:09
JontheEchidnanah, kpackagekit should dep on it itself02:10
rgreeningsomething should02:10
lex79jjesse: yes, this is my problem02:10
jjesse-jauntyyay at least now we know how to solve it02:10
rgreeningcheck with Tonio_ to see why... iirc, there was a dep at one point and it was changed... which is prob the point it broke02:11
jjesse-jauntyblame either rgreening or JontheEchidna02:11
rgreeningnot me. I never made the packge. I submitted a patch for something, but never packaged.02:11
rgreening:P02:11
seelejjesse-jaunty: youre in DC?02:11
jjesseseele: yes i am, i'm in tonight and fly back tomorrow02:14
jjessepresenting at a tech conference02:14
seeleoh, which one?02:15
jjesseits the federal tech workers conference sponsored by carahsoft02:15
seelecool02:15
* seele lives in rockville :P02:15
jjesseno idea where that it is in relation ship to where i am currently staying02:16
seelefor you non-locals, that's about a 20 minute metro ride02:16
seelewhat hotel are you at? marriot in cleveland park?02:16
jjessejw marriot02:16
jjesseon pennsylavnia ave02:16
jjessei think02:17
seelein the middle of town? everything is probably closed after 502:17
rgreeningI think Lancelot should be the default menu plasmoid02:17
rgreeningLooks so much better02:18
jjessei think the polic just blocked off pennsylavina avenue02:18
jjessewonder if the president is traveling?02:18
seelemaybe, or someone else02:18
jjessea big motorcade with lots of black suvs just went buy02:19
* jjesse is gawking02:19
jjesseeveryone can tell i'm not a local :)02:19
seelelol02:24
seelei'll feel bad if it was a decoy and you really didn't get to see anyone important go by :)02:24
vorianjjesse: you are near the red square?  :o02:24
jjesseyes :)02:25
vorianbe safe, comrade02:25
rgreeninglol02:26
seelehey.. DC is very blue right now02:27
seelehell, even VIRGINIA is a blue state now02:27
vorianblue is the new Яed02:28
vorianhehe02:28
* vorian stops now™ 02:29
vorianwow, it's _very_ windy here02:35
nhandlervorian: We had a fair amount of wind today in the windy city02:36
voriani keep hearing trees fall down :o02:36
vorianIt's the Nothing!02:36
* vorian calls falcore02:37
jjesseseele just hearing about this thunderstorms coming through the area, any idea what county i'm in?03:02
seelejjesse: washington dc? lol03:02
seelethere are no counties in dc03:02
jjessedoh03:02
jjessesorry that was pretty stupid03:02
seelehehe03:02
seeleyou have montgomery county and prince george's county in maryland to the north03:03
jjessei'm soo used to trying to figure out what county i'm in when there are warnings and storms near by03:03
JontheEchidnafairfax county to the south03:03
seelei forget what the southern most county that is virginia, but you have fairfax county to the west03:03
seeleand southish i suppose03:03
JontheEchidnathen prince william's county right below fairfax03:03
jjesseJontheEchidna you from the area/03:03
JontheEchidnaI only lived there 13 years of my life03:04
seelethere you go03:04
jjessei think i was 12 the last time i was in DC03:05
jjessethis hotel is very very nice03:05
seelesounds like it just started to rain03:11
jjessenone of the digital tv stations are coming in now03:13
ScottKOddly enough it just started raining here.03:14
* ScottK is about an hour drive north of you west of Baltimore.03:14
JontheEchidnaBaltimore traffic is.... fun03:20
ScottKJontheEchidna: I didn't realize you used to live around here.03:21
JontheEchidnahmm, it seems konversation-kde4 doesn't have a blinking tray icon yet04:00
JontheEchidnaBut yeah, we moved from Northern VA to New Hampshire about 5 years ago04:01
ScottKNice escape.04:02
* ScottK always wanted Live Free or Die on his license plates.04:03
quassel118New quassel snapshot seems to set real name correctly, but not use username for nick creation.04:08
ScottKSput: ^^^04:09
shtylmanwill adept be phased out completely, in favor of packagekit?04:38
ScottKThat's the plan.04:39
shtylmangotcha04:40
ScottKAdept upstream has ceased development of it.04:40
shtylmanproject lost support?04:40
ScottKUpstream was one guy and he got tired of it.04:42
shtylmanunrelated to previous: if I want to make changes to the ubiquity installer from the kubuntu todolist (spoke to riddell about this earlier) should I pull a branch from the launchpad code? or just install the source package and use that code?04:43
ScottKI'd do both.04:56
ScottKI generally work in a copy away from the vcs tree and then use diff and patch to update my local copy.04:57
ScottKBut that's me.04:57
shtylmanthat makes sense, but what should I start with as a base? the currently packaged one? and bring in any changes I want later? I am thinking that using the currently packaged one is the best bet as it is the closest thing to "stable" I will get04:59
ScottKThe current packaged one is the 'official' source.05:02
ScottKIf there are changes in bzr that haven't been included, consider including them.05:02
shtylmank, will do...time to experiment, thanks05:03
ScottKRiddell: I just uploaded a new quassel snapshot thatsput asked me to have you check with Qt 4.5 as they made some changes that may help.05:20
ScottKseele: Also just uploaded to my PPA so you can check it out (after it builds).05:22
rgreeningJontheEchidna: o/06:01
ScottKrgreening: I just uploaded a new quassel version that has some fixes that may help with Qt 4.5 compatibility.  Sput asked me to ask y'all to test and report back.06:13
rgreeningScottK: ok.06:13
rgreeningScottK: do you have 64 bit arch?06:13
ScottKHere, no.06:14
ScottKi386 all the way baby.06:14
rgreeningCause my new lappy is 64 bit06:14
rgreeningScottK: and ia32libs is not installed by default and IMO it prob should be06:14
ScottKGet another CD then.  It's huge.06:15
rgreeningoh06:15
ScottKIt's a copy of an array of 32 bit libs.06:15
rgreeningmaybe it could be a recommendation after first boot via update-notifier-kde06:15
ScottKI think people who need it and don't know enough to install it should run 32 bit.06:16
rgreeningcause you get a mysterious error message that means nothing when running a 32 bit app06:16
ScottKA less mysterious error message then.06:16
rgreeningI plan NWN and its a 32 bit binary06:16
rgreeningplay even06:16
rgreeningit reported: 12: ./nwmain: not found06:17
rgreeningwhich leads the user in a useless direction06:17
rgreeningScottK: any further word on kde 4.2 and qt4.506:18
ScottKIt sounds like they are going to work through the issues in KDE trunk and then has some kind of patch set for 4.2 with 4.506:19
ScottKNo promises yet.06:19
rgreeningScottK: I love the URL preview in Quassel. I was totally suprised and impressed when it came up06:19
ScottKYeah.06:20
ScottKArgh.  Latest update broke my notifications.06:20
rgreeningheh. I have that issue on my old system, but not the newly installed one...06:20
rgreeningScottK: I took the plunge and setup my system with EXT4 (but made a /boot with ext3 just in case)06:22
ScottKSure, I get a notification for that one right AFTER i file the bug.06:22
rgreeninglol06:23
rgreeningI have so much data to migrate...06:23
rgreeningScottK: What do you think about making lancelot the default menu rather than the ickoff one. lancelot is sooooo much better06:24
rgreeningickoff.. lol funy typo06:24
rgreeningcause it is icky06:24
ScottKDunno.  I haven't used it.06:24
rgreeningtry it.06:25
ScottKI think it's late in the game to make a change like that as we need to get some consensus around the idea.06:25
ScottKI'm using the classic kickoff menus here on my laptop.06:25
rgreeningAny idea why in "About Me" I get chfn permission denied?06:25
ScottKNope.06:28
rgreeningScottK: hey, they added an option to choose the file manager in default applications... dolphin, konq and other (like krusader). cool06:37
ScottKIn Quassel?06:38
rgreeningno, in system settings under default applications06:38
rgreeningits new.. never rememebered seeing that before.06:38
ScottKAh.06:39
ScottKSorry, I was in the middle of filing a stack of Quassel bugs.06:39
rgreeningheh06:39
ScottKI don't recall that.  That's great.  I'll be picking Konqueror.06:41
ScottKI just changed the quassel font down to 8 point.  Now I feel like I can see a reasonable about of stuff.06:46
SimeJontheEchidna: the marble bindings are in kdeedu, and you need to read the doc file in marble/docs/bindings/python/ .06:47
ScottKGood night all.07:11
rgreeningnn07:11
RiddellTonio_: so no stickers for you?10:08
jussi01Riddell: have you sent stickers already? or when do they come?10:09
Riddellthey don't come from me10:10
Tonio_Riddell: bah.... there not expensive, so if I want some, I can buy some :)10:11
Tonio_Riddell: that'll be a little support for kubuntu ;)10:11
Tonio_Riddell: I think you can only send one item per person right ?10:11
Tonio_Riddell: then, well I'll order one with one of the kubuntu shirts :)10:12
Tonio_Riddell: I have plenty of talks to give for kubuntu in france the next 5 month, I want one of the new shirts ;) they're nice :)10:12
davmor2ScottK: you about?10:17
ScottKdavmor2: I am now.10:47
davmor2Did you get the lpia install in place?10:52
ScottKWe got the image.  It was rgreening who was going to try to install it.10:57
ScottKI don't know if he's done anything with it yet or not.10:58
Riddellshtylman: did you find out what you were asking?11:24
Riddellhmm, kpackagekit doesn't actually depend on packagekit11:32
ScottKApparently not.11:32
nhandlerscottk: The renamed plasmoids have all been accepted and are out of NEW. Can I go ahead with filing the removal request?13:08
ScottKI'd say so, or maybe Riddell just wants to take care of doing it.  Be careful not to remove any of the transitional packages.13:09
nhandlerscottk: I'll make a note in the bug report about the transitional packages.13:14
ghostcubehi people13:14
ScottKnhandler: The trick for those is ask for removal of source only, not the binary.13:14
nhandlerscottk: Just out of curiosity, what would currently happen if I were to install plasmoid-foo (where foo is a plasmoid that now has a transitional package). Would it install the transitional package and thus install plasma-widget-foo? Or would I get the old plasmoid-foo?13:16
ScottKIt would install the transitional package.13:17
nhandlerYeah, I just thoght of that. Since it has a higher version13:17
ScottKSo the old source package no longer provides a binary, it's a source only removal.13:17
nhandlerWhat about for the plasmoids that weren't in Intrepid? The new plasma-widget-* package does not have a newer version of the plasmoid-* binary. Wouldn't that cause the old binary to still be used?13:20
ScottKYes.  Those should be source and binary removal.13:27
nhandlerscottk: Do you still think I should file one big bug report? Or should I file two in order to make it more clear which are source only and which are source and binary13:28
ScottKThe standart process is one bug report per package.  Dunno if Riddell wants to make a special case of this.13:29
ScottKstandart/standard13:29
ScottKPerhaps wait a bit and give him a chance to speak up.13:29
Sputdo we have any reports from people running ScottK's latest quassel package with Qt 4.5?13:36
nhandlerHere is a list of what type of removal is needed for each plasmoid-* package: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117261/13:40
Riddellrgreening: where's the thing in kpackagekit to do a command line install?13:43
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* Riddell eyes up rgreening 13:57
JontheEchidnaRiddell: kpackagekit /var/cache/apt/archives/quassel_0.4.0~git090211-0ubuntu1_i386.deb13:58
RiddellJontheEchidna: ok that works, do you know how to get it to install from an apt package name?14:08
nhandlerRiddell: What are your feelings about the removal of the plasmoid-* packages? Should I file a report or do you want to just take care of it? Also, can I do one or two big reports or do I need one report for each package?14:09
Riddellnhandler: you can just give me a list if you like14:09
nhandlerRiddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117261/14:09
rgreeningRiddell: kpackagekit only accepts package where package = something.deb14:10
Riddellrgreening: oh I thought you said it could take a package name too14:10
Riddell!kde commit 92512814:12
ubottuError: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)14:12
rgreeningsry, by package name I meant deb package name14:12
Riddellhmm, how do I get that to work?14:12
Riddellrgreening: so it's not a replacement for install-package yet14:12
Riddell!commit 92512814:13
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jpdsubottu: kde commit 92512814:13
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Riddell!revision 92512814:13
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Riddell!kde revision 92512814:13
ubottuhttp://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=925128&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 925128 | Account for Steve Stalcup (stalcup) created.14:13
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Riddellah hah!14:13
* Riddell cheers for vorian 14:13
jpdsWell done vorian. :)14:14
nhandlerCongrats vorian14:14
RiddellI wonder what plans he has for that account14:15
rgreeninghehe. awesome14:16
Riddellrgreening: your software sources patch seem to duplicate the list of sources that kpackagekit already shows, should they be removed?14:17
Riddellrgreening: also it doesn't do an apt-get update after changing as far as I can tell14:17
Riddellnhandler: all done14:23
jussi01do we have koffice 2 beta 6 packages somewhere?14:24
Riddellin jaunty14:24
Riddelldunno if Tonio_ did them for intrepid or not14:24
Tonio_Riddell: I didn't :)14:24
Tonio_Riddell: and I don't think that should be until we have a final/stable release...14:25
JontheEchidnawe should backport them to the PPA where we've been keeping the other betas/alphas, the older alphas cause conflicts with KDE 4.214:25
JontheEchidnaI could backport the beta6 packages and put then in kubuntu-experimental14:26
jussi01ok, thats fine, so many things are jaunty only now, may as well install14:26
jussi01no showstopper bugs in jaunty currently? ie, x works? :D14:26
JontheEchidnaI think it should with the latest updates14:27
jussi01ok. :)14:27
JontheEchidnathere was a bug a few days ago that hung KDE and Gnome when desktop effects were in use14:27
JontheEchidnabut that was fixed iirc14:27
jussi01right then. Ill see you all on the other side :D14:28
nhandlerRiddell: Thanks a lot!14:28
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RiddellJontheEchidna: go for it14:31
JontheEchidnaoooh, no more qt3/kde3support in konvi-kde414:34
JontheEchidnaor less anyways14:35
davmor2Riddell: Still getting incomplete language support on today's iso (it's probably known but just pointing it out) :)14:36
davmor2out of curiosity should the hardware drivers startup when nvidia etc is detected, as it does on ubuntu and xubuntu if so then it isn't14:41
nhandlerShould we request additional space for our kubuntu- PPAs? A few of them are over 1GB14:44
rgreeningRiddell: yeah, I never added the bit to refresh. I can.14:45
Riddellnhandler: some of them have extra space, but do check if there's any nearing their limit14:45
rgreeningRiddell: and I wasn't sure if it was ok to hide/remove the origin bits in kpackagekit. I can write a patch for that.14:46
Riddellrgreening: I think it's just confusing to have both, just hide the one from kpackagekit14:47
rgreeningRiddell: sure thing boss :)14:47
rgreeningI'll write up a patch shortly.14:48
rgreeningstill recovering my failed lappy here Riddell, so not quite setup yet to build stuff14:48
rgreeningagain....14:48
nhandlerRiddell: k-n, k-e, and kubuntu-members-kde4 are over 1GB14:50
Riddellnhandler: but what's their limits set at?14:51
nhandlerRiddell: I don't know how to check if the limit got increased.14:51
Riddellnhandler: hmm, it doesn't say14:54
Riddelloh well, I expect it'll tell us if there's a problem14:54
Riddellstart of a restricted packages installer  http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/restricted-install.png  http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/restricted-install1.png14:54
Riddellseele: ^^14:54
quassel250this is jussi01 from jaunty :)14:55
Riddellhi jussi01 from jaunty14:55
nhandlerRiddell: Based on Matthew's email, it sounds like *all* PPAs will have a 1GB limit unless additional space is requested. Once the limit is reached, packages will be rejected (I am hoping not silently)14:55
quassel250I wonder if this speed is because Ive not installed the nvidia drivers yet - its lightning fast, like I would have expected14:55
Riddellnhandler: some of them were given additional space14:56
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rgreeningRiddell: I wonder how hard it would be to instead integrate software-properties-kde into kpackagekit? the quick and easy is to hide the current bits in settings...15:03
jussio1hrm, is this a bug or me just being stupid? when I try to set my dual head up with nvidia settings...15:04
jussio1Failed to set MetaMode (1) 'CRT-1: 1680x1050 @1680x1050 +1920+0, DFP-0: 1920x1200 @1920x1200 +0+0' (Mode 3600x1200, id: 51) on X screen 0.15:04
rgreeningRiddell: And I don't think kpackagekit and software-properties rad from the same place for setting the update interval, which is problematic. I'll have to review the kpackagekit code to be sure15:05
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Riddellrgreening: they can't really be integrated, they're separate programming languages apart from anything else15:07
rgreeningintegrated was a bad choice... I meant the functionality implemented in kpackagekit15:08
a|wenjussio1: your "virtual mode" is probably to small to fit 1680+1920 ... you need to set that when xserver starts, eg. in xorg.conf15:08
rgreeningRiddell: looks like kpackagekit has a KConfig it reads from. So I will need to patch that to look at the software properties settings15:09
rgreeningor similar15:09
rgreeningbbiab15:09
jussio1a|wen: ahh, that makes sense, can you tell me where to put it? (and why cant nvidia-settings set it?)15:09
Riddellrgreening: kpackagekit itself won't care about the settings, apt does that15:10
a|wenjussio1: it is an xrandr/xserver thing, and it cannot be set run-time ... dunno why it doesn't change xorg.conf though15:10
a|wenjussio1: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/117298/15:10
jussio1a|wen: weird, perhaps I should file a bug about it, seems most unintuitie15:11
a|wenjussio1: that is my xorg.conf (you probably want the numbers larger ;) )15:11
jussio1a|wen: thanks, Ill pop that in, with my super numbers ;)15:11
a|wenjussio1: have you tried using the kde4 display-thingy, i don't know if that handles it correctly?15:12
jussio1a|wen: no, Ill give it a shot first15:12
jussio1a|wen: heh, it only lists the active screen15:13
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a|wenjussio1: what if you enable it to the left?15:13
jussio1a|wen: it only lists the 1 screen15:14
neversfeldeshould't choqok have the MOTUs in maintainer field and apachelogger in XSBC-Original-Maintainer?15:15
Riddellyes15:15
a|wenjussio1: then that is even worse, he15:16
neversfeldeRiddell: mhh ok :). How can I change this? Report a Bug and attach a diff.gz from a corrected version?15:16
jussio1a|wen: http://jussi01.com/upload/uploads/20090212-171622-snapshot1.png15:16
a|wenjussio1: does xrandr list the disabled outputs?15:17
jussio1a|wen: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/117301/15:19
jussio1a|wen: brb15:20
Riddellneversfelde: yes can do15:23
neversfeldeok, thanks15:23
QuintasanWhere I should submit update to a package? REVU?15:24
nhandlerQuintasan: Launchpad. REVU is for new packages15:24
Quintasanok, thanks15:25
Riddellwell revu can work too15:25
Riddellso long as it doesn't get forgotten15:25
nhandlerRiddell: Very true. But I would prefer not to have package updates just sitting there waiting to be uploaded. This becomes confusing to MOTUs trying to review packages.15:26
jussi01a|wen: curous, it decided to ask if it can remove the meta mode (nvidia settings) and I said yes, now it works...15:26
Riddellnhandler: fair enough15:27
a|wenjussi01: okay, as long as it works, he ... i've never had nvidia, so i only no the xrandr way of things :)15:28
jussi01a|wen: heh, yeah...15:29
jussi01a|wen: still annoys me that kde cant handle 3 screens15:29
a|wenjussi01: yeah ... but at least it handles two now ;)15:29
jussi01a|wen: true... but I kinda feel things are going to waste with a 22" sitting here doing nothing15:30
a|wenjussi01: what would happen, if you ended up defining three screens?15:32
jussi01a|wen: ? MetaMode 1 of Screen 0 has more than two active display devices.15:33
a|wenjussi01: is it not possible to set it up using xrandr directly?15:33
jussi01a|wen: no, its a kwin/plasma limitation afaik15:34
a|wenjussi01: oh, then there isn't much to do15:34
jussi01a|wen: yeah, except find someone who wants to add separate x screen support to kde ;)15:35
a|wenjussi01: hehe :)15:36
ScottKnhandler: I think putting an updated package on REVU is fine as long as the uploader leaves a comment telling people it doesn't need reviewing.15:45
rgreeningRiddell: from what I see in the code, the in the setings section, kpackagekit settings is set/read from kconfig and not involving apt. i think the kpackagekit daemon that runs uses that to schedule things. the software-properties-kde does something else. so the settings conflict.15:45
rgreeningHas anyone else got issues with focus follows mouse not works in jaunty? ScottK, JontheEchidna, Riddell?15:46
* ScottK doesn't have Jauty.15:46
ScottKJaunty even15:46
rgreeningnm. I know i set the focus follows mouse, and somehow it got reset back to default point to click.15:48
rgreeningRiddell: Im at a loss now with kpackagekit.15:49
jussi01I must say, jaunty is a big step up from intrepid, at least on my first impression, for one thing, its *fast* :D15:52
Riddellrgreening: well if you run software-properties-kde without --no-update it'll do an apt-get update afterwards15:54
Riddellthen you just need to tell kpackagekit somehow that it needs to reload its list of packages15:54
rgreeningRiddell: ok, and then I can hide the KpackageKit settings at the top and the origin list at the bottom? I would also need to sync the settings at the top to what software-properties-kde uses15:56
rgreeningRiddell: now it is getting rather hackish... hrmmm...15:57
rgreeningI wish I had realized they weren't using a common config15:57
Riddellrgreening: I just checked, if you run software-properties-kde and remove or add a source the packages will appear/disappear from kapckagekit's search magically15:59
Riddellso there's no need to do anything except run software-properties-kde  and don't use the --no-update option15:59
Riddellhide the "Origin of Packages" panel16:00
Riddelland that's it16:00
rgreeningRiddell: but the issue I have is in setting the "check for updates" at top of kpackagekit settings16:00
rgreeningthat does not match whats in software properties kde16:00
Riddellrgreening: the depends if we're using kpackagekit's update notifier or update-notifier-kde.  I assume we're using kpackagekit's one so we should just hide those bits from software-properties-kde16:01
rgreeningif you set auto install security in one the other doesnt change16:01
rgreeningRiddell: ok. so patch s-p-k16:02
Riddellyep16:02
rgreeningok, two patches coming up.16:02
rgreeningty16:02
rgreeningdoes anything else current use/call software-properties-kde? besides adept and update-notifier-kde?16:03
rgreeningRiddell: ^16:03
Riddellrgreening: no16:03
Riddellrgreening: well the settings are just Apt settings16:03
rgreeningok, Riddell. I'll patch then.16:04
Riddellrgreening: on another topic I'm adding a restricted packages install notifier to update-notifier-kde which offers to install flashplugin-nonfree, so if you can't get konqueror's nice wizard to work we can just use the instead16:04
rgreeningRiddell: sute thing. I have a working patch. Its a simplified one. JontheEchidnaand I were working on the plugin wizard one which is more complex. so we definately have something.16:05
rgreenings/sute/sure16:05
rgreeningTonio_: we'll need to update the bzr for kpackagekit tonio.16:06
rgreeningRiddell: Ok, I have a patch for kpackagekit. I need ot get my build env up and running to test it though16:22
rgreeningTonio_: ping16:28
Tonio_rgreening: hum, oki16:29
Tonio_rgreening: can you send all via email please ? I'll update bzr toonight... no time right now for this16:29
rgreeningTonio_: for the edit sources patch, I have ot update it16:30
rgreeningI'll open a bug and ping you with it later16:30
Tonio_ok, well nob pb, I'll wait then :)16:30
rgreeningTonio_: will you be around for a while?16:30
freeflyinganyone tried nerinst with kubuntu jaunty?16:30
Tonio_rgreening: probably not, unfortunatelly16:30
Tonio_rgreening: but there is no super emergency there I guess16:31
rgreeningOk, how long (estimate)16:31
Tonio_rgreening: I'll be fully available tomorrow (contrib day at work)16:31
Tonio_rgreening: maybe 30 minutes, and I have something to finish here, so let's do that later, if you don't mind ;)16:31
Tonio_rgreening: I really can't do much.... :(16:31
rgreeningTonio_: np. I just want ot make sure it doesn't get lost/forgotten16:32
shtylmanRIddell: I have been trying to migrate the ubiquity over to a KDE app, and it complains about running kde libraries with suid privilages. Is there a common fix for this or is this a hurdle that I need to overcome?16:45
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rgreeningRiddell: ok, I have my build env restored. testbuild ing the kpackagekit changes16:57
Riddellshtylman: I've not seen that before17:05
Riddellshtylman: does it output on the command line or in a dialogue?17:05
shtylmanin the system log debug17:05
shtylmanRiddell: I started migrating and enabling the KApplication stuff, and it fails with that line in the debug I guess because the libraries are loaded as a super user or something17:06
Riddellwe run KDE apps as root all the time17:06
Riddellshtylman: can you paste the error?17:06
shtylmanRiddell: before ubiquity drops privileges...thats my best guess...I am still trying things to see if anything fixes it17:07
shtylmanRiddell: "The KDE libraries are not designed to run with suid privileges"17:07
shtylmanthats all I get out of the debug log17:07
Riddellshtylman: hrm, dunno, put your changes into a branch and push to launchpad, I'll take a look17:09
shtylmanRiddell: ok, I will do that once I try out a few more things17:10
shtylmanRIddell: ok, I am gonna push the branch...any preference in name? ( I am new to bazaar so this might take a moment)17:16
Riddellshtylman: kde-port or something17:22
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rgreeningRiddell: ok, the patch works. it successfully reloads the sources and the origin stuff is hidden. I need to clean up the ui for the missing elements though. Then I need to write a patch for software-properties-kde to hide the updates section.17:36
ScottKRiddell: Actually we don't need any more ISO testing either.17:37
=== ScottK changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu Development | Feature Freeze Feb 19 - How are we doing? -> https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo
* Riddell upload update-notifier-kde with the package updates notifier turned off and restricted packages prompt turned on17:41
shtylmanRiddell: I put up my branch of ubiquity. It is called ubiquity and the only change should be to the kde_ui.py file. My username is also shtylman and the branch is called ubiquity17:44
rgreening\o/ Riddell17:47
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ping17:47
rgreeningJontheEchidna: you get the patch working?17:47
seeleRiddell: gee, wouldnt it be neat if you could go straight to the installation ui from the notification instead of trying to find it in system settings? *g*17:54
ScottKseele: Come on, absolutely everyone knows that if you can do that the notification is more distracting and so it's a poor user interface approach.18:00
JontheEchidnargreening: not yet. I sorta stopped a few days ago18:03
JontheEchidnaI can give you what I've got if you'd like a go at it18:03
rgreeningJontheEchidna: sure, send it along18:03
JontheEchidnathe main problem is that the logic for populating the license box and downloading the actual plugin, etc, isn't getting called due to the way the KAssistantDialog code is currently being used18:04
JontheEchidnasince it's still somewhat based on how a KWizard implementation would be18:04
rgreeningJontheEchidna: hmm. ok. So maybe in the interest of getting something into kde, I should just upload the other patch. if I get time, I can look into this one18:09
LureRiddell: can you check with mir team about lensfun/opencv MIR? I did not get any response from asac...18:19
rgreeningRiddell: On my fresh install, PrtSc button not activating Ksnapshot. I have to run it manually18:19
rgreeningRiddell, seele: how does this change look for KpackageKit wrt Edit Sources (I've hidden the duplicitous Origin box and moved the button to the top). Now users should be less confused.18:23
rgreeninghttp://imagebin.ca/view/X3OEWzC4.html18:23
rgreeningRiddell, seele ^18:23
Riddellrgreening: all good with me18:26
RiddellLure: guess we just need to keep poking18:26
rgreeningok, I'll open a bug to request update with the new patch18:26
Riddellseele: you click the icon same as currently18:26
a|wenrgreening: hmm, shouldn't one of the "Software Management" names to the left be different?18:33
rgreeninga|wen: yes. that wasn't the purpose of the screenshot and is a different patch I am also working on :)18:34
a|wenrgreening: cool enough :)18:34
rgreeninga|wen: ;P18:34
seeleRiddell: what icon? i dont see something that would open the config dialog18:36
seeleRiddell: just a close button18:36
LureRiddell: any other name to poke?18:37
RiddellLure: pitti or anyone else in ~ubuntu-mir18:37
Riddellseele: in the sys tray18:37
RiddellSime: marble python bindings not working http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/117376/18:38
seeleRiddell: in your printer app, is Sides: the option for duplex?18:38
seeleRiddell: ah, all i saw was a screenshot of the notification18:38
Riddellseele: yes I think Sides is Duplex18:39
seelehmm.. not printing18:42
seeledamnit.. stupid lab18:42
Riddellshtylman: well I can recreate the problem, as I say not sure what's causing it since we run plenty apps as root18:43
UnixOnejaunty  + ati r350 -> 3d accelleration possible  now or not?18:47
seelergreening: can the edit software sources button be aligned to the left instead of right? it looks like it belongs to those two drop down options when it is an independent option18:49
rgreeningseele: sure18:50
rgreeninglet me redo the patch...18:51
rgreeningseele: I could also add a spacer between and move the button further down keeping it right aligned...18:52
rgreeningup to you...18:52
rgreeningseele: ?? I want to close the bug I just opened... if you could confirm whic option to go with.18:55
seeletry the spacer and send me a screenshot18:56
rgreeningseele: okies :)18:56
rgreeningseele: http://imagebin.ca/view/i_vhqPBv.html19:05
seelergreening: the space looks fine, shipit19:06
rgreeningk :)19:06
* seele heads back home before traffic19:06
jcastrois knetworkmanager an official KDE project? third party project, or kubuntu specific?19:13
SimeRiddell: that's using 4.2.0 I assume?19:15
RiddellSime: yes19:15
Riddelljcastro: knetworkmanager is a KDE extragear project mostly done by Novell19:15
jcastroRiddell: ok, I would like to target it for doing more bug linkages19:18
jcastroRiddell: we ship it by default in kubuntu?19:18
Riddelljcastro: we do but upstream is dead and it's hopefully about to disappear in jaunty to be replaced by plasma-widget-network-manager19:18
jcastroah ok.19:19
jcastrothat's the shiny one you showed right?19:19
Riddellyes19:19
jcastrook, I'll use that one instead.19:19
* Riddell updates amarok for libgpod 0.719:20
Riddellalthough I'm not sure the ipod support even works at all19:21
rgreeningRiddell: can you review/accpt/upload bug 32867719:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 328677 in kpackagekit "Update: update edit sources patch to reduce user confusion" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32867719:23
rgreeningRiddell: I'll submit another bug shortly for software-properties-kde fix19:25
JontheEchidnaRiddell: works for me(tm)19:25
JontheEchidna(iPod support)19:26
rgreeningRiddell: one annoying thing about launching software-properties-kde is that it is not centered on the parent window. Is this a bug in software-properties-kde not referencing the parent widget/window?19:28
Riddellrgreening: that should be the responsibility of the --attach <WinID> bit, that it doesn't work is left as an exercise to the patcher :)19:40
RiddellJontheEchidna: my ipod has started appearing in the Collection panel, do you know how to add podcasts to it?19:40
rgreeningRiddell: I though as much, and I can't understand why its not behaving.... unless software-properties-kde is not reading it correctly.19:50
rgreeningRiddell: try this: sudo adept and then goto sources tab and edit sources. BAM. doesn't work their either19:53
rgreeningrickspencer3: hey19:53
Riddellrgreening: quite possibly I never programmed it correctly19:53
rgreeninglol19:53
rickspencer3hi19:55
rgreeningRiddell: is there a way in kde I can get the window id?19:56
rgreeninghow it rickspencer3today19:56
rickspencer3rgreening: honestly, I'm suffering from jetlag today :(19:57
rgreeningheh. take a break19:58
Riddellrgreening: QWidget::effectiveWinId() surely, same as used currently20:01
rgreeningRiddell: sry, I meant is there a way from within the kwin env I can check, not from within a programs code.20:02
Riddellhrm, probably, don't know how though20:03
Riddellhttp://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdeui/html/classKWindowSystem.html#5f06ffab37bd705735f9d326f2969f52 is the other side of the equation20:03
rgreeningcause I want to be sure the winid is matching correclty20:03
RiddellNightrose: so I can copy files to my ipod in Amarok if I can find them in the collection, but I can't add them from the playlist and I can't add podcasts20:05
RiddellNightrose: do you know why automatically retrieve cover art isn't on by default?20:09
NightroseRiddell: cover art is not on by default as the results are not good enough and because of the tinfoil heads20:10
Riddelloh right, privacy violation20:10
Nightrosewrt ipod: i have no idea - sorry20:10
Riddellmarkey: do you know the state of ipod support in amarok 2.0, and do my experiences match is?20:12
Riddellit20:12
ScottK-laptopRiddell: I think there are also libgpod issues.  Do you know if we have 0.7?20:16
RiddellScottK-laptop: yes I just recompiled it against 0.7, but it works where I can find the UI to do it, I just can't find a UI to copy over podcasts or from the playlist20:17
ScottK-laptopI see.20:17
Riddellso I might be missing something, or it might just not exist yet20:17
NightroseRiddell: your best bed wrt to podcast and ipod are stecchino and xevix20:18
Nightrose*bet20:18
rgreeningRiddell: will oyu have time to look at the kpackagekit update I posted? bug 328677 if not maybe JontheEchidna or ScottK-desktop would be able too...20:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 328677 in kpackagekit "Update: update edit sources patch to reduce user confusion" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32867720:18
JontheEchidnargreening: it got moved to main so I can't20:24
JontheEchidnaRiddell: the iPod gets added as a collection20:24
JontheEchidnathen you can right-click songs or albums in your local connection and copy them over20:25
seeleRiddell: is there a wiki page for the design of system-config-printer-kde?20:49
RiddellJontheEchidna: right, but I can't add something from a podcast20:53
Riddellseele: nope20:53
Riddellseele: we're just working from the system-config-printer(gnome) design and your wireframe designs and just getting it working20:54
jpdsErm, anyone know what to do with bug #328722? Assign to kdm package? bug #310875 suggests it was removed and merged into kdm.20:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 328722 in kcontrol-kdmtheme "[Jaunty] Unable to add a theme in System Settings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32872220:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 310875 in kdmtheme "Please remove kdmtheme source and binary from Jaunty" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31087520:56
ScottKOr is in invalid?20:59
jpdsScottK: He seems it have it install on Jaunty though.21:00
jpdsto have it*21:00
ScottKRemoving it from the archive doesn't remove it from his system.21:00
ScottKI guess check and see if KDM actually provides that.21:01
smarterif the upgrade didn't went wrong, it should21:01
smarter*go21:01
jpdsI know, but is it the new kdm functionality?21:01
smarterbug #328722 has nothing to do with kdm and should be assigned to systemsettings(I think)21:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 328722 in kcontrol-kdmtheme "[Jaunty] Unable to add a theme in System Settings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32872221:04
smarterI can confirm it btw, the gethotnewstuff of appearance->icons doesn't work21:04
smarterjpds: ^21:05
smarter(hi, btw :))21:05
jpdssmarter: Hey there.21:06
jussi01is there a qt 4.5 package for jaunty floating about?21:13
jussi01and if so, is there a way to get konqui+webkit+flash?21:13
SimeRiddell: I've got a patch here for marble Python on 4.2.0.21:15
ScottKSime: How big is it?21:16
SimeScottK: two lines really.21:16
ScottKWould you pastebin it please?21:17
Simehttp://paste.ubuntu.com/117443/21:17
ScottKRiddell: KDE4 on powerpc is all queued up.  The central packages are built, so just waiting on the leaves.21:17
ScottKThanks.21:17
Simeit should work. I've got a check out here, but I svn upped to the right rev number (I hope)21:18
ScottKWhat does that do for us?21:18
Simeit should fix 4.2.0.21:18
Simeits a patch on kdeedu from 4.2.021:19
ScottKOK, I haven't been following, what's broken.21:19
jussi01Tonio_: ping21:27
shtylmanRIddell: I will try to poke at it some more...and see if I can't figure it out..at least now I know its not just me21:42
TscheesyScottK: about the arm.. i'd have to build a /-fs outsite the freerunner and would try the OM-Kernel.. not a quick approach for me21:45
shtylmanRiddell: well I feel dumb...instead of launching ubiquity use ubiquity-wrapper which just launches app using kdesu and that seems to work...21:47
shtylmanok...I lied...still investigating21:58
ScottKTscheesy: I'm not that familiar with arm, so all I can say is it'd be cool if someone tested and did a writeup on how to do it.22:16
TscheesyScottK: shouldn't it be possible to do a remote install with this daily-iso?22:19
ScottKI have no idea.22:19
Tscheesyk.. i'have a long weekend..22:20
ScottKThis is the first time in Kubuntu we've had a complete arm package set, so you'll be breaking new ground.22:23
TscheesyScottK: there's some ubuntu-docs on arm..22:25
ScottKExcellent.22:25
ScottKRiddell: Kernel on ia64 finally built.  I can't binary New a kernel through the web U/I, but I can start working on getting KDE built if you  do ....22:29
shtylmanRiddell: i have created a small python application (based on the webkit tutorial) to show the problem and why it is happening22:35
shtylmanRIddell: it has to do with running the program as root and then doing a os.setegid back to the user, that produces that error22:36
Riddellshtylman: hrm fooey.  good detective work though22:49
shtylmanRiddell: I am researching the os python call as well as the kde apps stuff to see if a simple worksaround or fix will be possible without much change to the main ubiquity code22:50
Riddellshtylman: don't spend too much time on it, if we have to keep using QApplication that's not the end of the world, just means we keep forcing the style and no convenice KIcon calls etc22:55
vorianScottK or Riddell, can I please get a sponsor for http://machine-crusade.net/soprano/23:04
Riddellvorian: sure23:04
vorianthanks Riddell :)23:04
JontheEchidnavorian: lol, I was about to do that23:05
vorianoh, sorry23:05
JontheEchidnaoh it's no problem23:05
JontheEchidnaI just thought it was funny23:05
vorianI saw the redland bug23:05
JontheEchidnayeah, me too23:05
JontheEchidnatoo bad we can't use sesame23:06
vorianwe will prolly need to rebuild -runtime for good measure23:06
Riddellvorian: freedom fail23:06
Riddellvorian: ./backends/sesame2/SopranoSesame2Wrapper.class still included23:06
vorianRiddell: grr23:06
vorianok, two shakes23:06
Riddellvorian: also version it to 2.2.1.dfsg.123:07
vorianRiddell: corrected http://machine-crusade.net/soprano/23:10
Riddellvorian: uploaded23:14
vorianthanks Riddell23:14
shtylmanRiddell: ok...I think I have overcome the problem...instead dropping permissions in the base gui classes I set the gid to the sudo user but leave the userid unchanged, this does complain about ownership about the kde-user file but otherwise starts...which is progress I suppose23:18
shtylmanRiddell: I still need to make sure that the root user has control so that files can be installed and whatnot, but my initial assesment leads me to believe that kde doesn't like running with a different effective user versus the real user and thus it complains23:20
neversfeldevorian: debdiff edded to bug 32858223:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 328582 in choqok "Maintainer entries in debian/control (0.4-0ubuntu2) should be updated" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32858223:22
neversfeldes/edded/added23:22
ScottKwould someone do Sime's marble/kdeedu fix?  I looked for laserjock and he's not around.23:23
ScottKSee the scrollback.23:23
vorianthanks neversfelde23:23
RiddellScottK: just looking at it now23:23
Riddellshtylman: this file is what complains http://websvn.kde.org:80/trunk/KDE/kdelibs/kdeui/kernel/kapplication.cpp?revision=899594&view=markup23:23
neversfeldevorian: so I should provide diff.gz and a debdiff when adding a bug report like that?23:24
ScottKRiddell: Excellent.23:24
vorianneversfelde: when it's the same version, only a debdiff is needed23:24
neversfeldevorian: ah ok, thank you23:24
vorianneversfelde: on upgrades, you need to provide at least a diff.gz23:24
vorian23:24
neversfeldek23:24
shtylmanRiddell: yep..that is exactly what is happening...ideas on where the fix should go?23:25
shtylmanRiddell: I don't see why we have to change the gui user back from root, can't we just leave it running as root? or was there a techincal reason?23:26
Riddellshtylman: I'm pretty sure there is a good reason, evand or cjwatson will know why23:28
RiddellSime, ScottK: yay http://www.kubuntu.org/~jr/tmp/marble-python.png23:28
ScottKRiddell: 40423:29
ScottKBack later....23:29
Riddellhttp://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/marble-python.png23:30
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shtylmanfancy23:34
shtylmanRiddell: the comment for the drop_privileges = "... so we can run the frontend as a regular user and thus talk to ally applications running as a regular user" my fix was to set the effective id bac kto root before the Kapplciation call and then possibly back to 100023:37
shtylmanRiddell: beyond that...really nothing else I see, is the KApplication call all that was needed to make the ubiquity frontend be a kde app? or did you have more changes in mind?23:37
ScottKRiddell: Snazzy.23:40
Riddellshtylman: next stage would be to use KIcon in place of loading icons by full path23:42
shtylmanok23:44

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