/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/02/19/#kubuntu-devel.txt

* ScottK-palm signs off to go hit retry.00:00
ScottK-palmGotta love single threaded OS.00:00
JontheEchidnaso how is universe affected by feature freeze?00:03
neversfeldeis feature freeze in force now or tomorrow?00:05
JontheEchidnait depends on timezone00:05
JontheEchidnaand it's sorta flexible in that regard00:06
neversfelde:) ok it is 19th of February here00:06
rgreeningshtylman: ping00:09
shtylmanrgreening: here00:12
rgreeningshtylman: how goes things00:12
shtylmanthey goes well :)00:13
shtylmanI added auto login capability00:13
rgreeningmost excellent :P00:13
shtylmanand made new partition bars and resize widget00:13
rgreeningawesome00:13
shtylmanthen the oxygen guys gave me a mockup00:13
shtylmanand I am trying to change my partition bar to it00:13
rgreeninggot any screenies?00:14
rgreeningje suid curious :P00:14
shtylmanhttp://shtylman.com/stuff/partbar/part_bars7.png00:14
rgreenings/suid/suis00:14
shtylmanthats what I had before00:14
shtylmanhttp://www.file-upload.net/view-1465347/partitionbar.png.html00:14
shtylmanthats the mockup from the oxygen people00:14
shtylmanit won't be too hard to do...and I should have something in about an hour or two00:15
rgreeningnice00:15
rgreeningyou are ad bomb00:15
rgreenings/ad/da00:15
rgreeningIm a little dyslexic00:15
rgreeningha00:15
shtylmanhaha00:16
rgreeningshtylman: so how are we for feature parity now with the gtk ubiquity?00:17
shtylmanum...our timezone map matches theirs...as far as I can tell00:17
shtylmanI did that a few days ago00:17
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shtylmanwe have the autologin00:18
rgreeningshtylman: can you update this page where appropriate https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Todo00:19
rgreeningAnd are you looking at or aware of this... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyUbiquityUsability00:20
rgreeningNot sure if the Gnome guys have made those changes yet...00:20
shtylmanand we have the new partition bar display and resize widget00:21
rgreeningthat's great. I love how this release is coming together.00:22
shtylmanyep...im aware of what they have been doing and have been keeping up with them00:22
shtylmanthe partition bar is one of the last things I think00:22
rgreeningcoolness00:22
rgreening:P00:23
rgreeningwow... 3 hrs to build qt on PPA00:27
nixternalwell, I am once again unemployed...so I guess you can expect somewhat of a comeback :) and :( at the same time00:27
JontheEchidnatell me about it00:27
JontheEchidna:(00:27
JontheEchidna:)00:27
nixternalhehe00:27
rgreeningnixternal: no way00:27
nixternalyes way00:27
JontheEchidna:s, I suppose00:27
nixternalhaha, need to get your mouth fixed00:28
JontheEchidnait's hard to smile and frown at the same time00:28
rgreeninggot any prospects nixternal00:28
jjessenixternal bummer on being unemployed00:28
nixternaltrue, so an 's' would be correct00:28
DaSkreechhi nixternal!!00:28
rgreeningor going to take a breather...00:28
jjessethat sucks00:28
nixternalrgreening: ya, have a coupld of prospects00:28
rgreeningnixternal: excellent. gl00:28
nixternalif i take a breather, it makes it hard going back to work00:29
DaSkreechYeah00:29
nixternalthough with the economy, prospects don't look the greatest00:29
DaSkreechyeah00:29
jjessenixternal if you have enough money you cna be a senator from illionis )00:29
jjessejust bribe everyone00:29
rgreeningnixternal: lots of canonical jobs posted00:29
nixternalya, don't have enough00:30
rgreeningmaybe something for you?00:30
JontheEchidnaApparently there was an add in the paper for a furniture store: "We sell more seats than the governor"00:30
nixternallol, ya00:30
nixternalbelieve it was Harlem Furniture to be exact00:30
jjessewow lots of canonical jobs00:30
nixternalI will have to look at the Canonical jobs00:31
nixternalneed to update my resume/cv00:31
JontheEchidnaif nixternal got a canoncial job, how would he love his job more than us?00:31
* JontheEchidna boggles00:31
nixternaljust downloaded texmaker so I can do that...thanks to whoever put that in the repos00:32
nixternalI updated my LinkedIn profile, and 5 minutes later, litterally, my old Microsoft job called me :)00:32
jjesseawesome :)00:33
DaSkreech:-D00:33
nixternalgood money and benefits, but they do not allow you to work on anything non-microsoft00:33
jjesseeven in the open source lab?00:33
nixternalya, it would be the open/shared source labs00:33
dtchenthat policy has changed00:33
nixternaland ya, they don't allow you to work on open source projects00:33
nixternaldtchen: not from what I was told in a phone convo about 2 hours ago00:34
nixternaland why are you hiding with some silly name alias? :p00:34
DaSkreechHa ha00:34
dtcheninteresting, i had that option00:34
rgreeningyou can twork for MS cause youd be sharing our IP with them...00:34
dtchengranted i ended up with ENORESOURES00:34
DaSkreechWould you like towork int he open source labs?00:34
rgreening:P00:34
nixternalreally? you are just better than me :p00:34
DaSkreech YES ! THAT WOULD BE AWESOME I'd love to work on some open source proje...00:34
DaSkreechI'm sorry you can't work on open source in the open source labs00:34
DaSkreechUmm00:35
DaSkreechok00:35
DaSkreechwhat do you do there?00:35
DaSkreechGenerally cut open open source projects witha knife to see the heart beating00:35
nixternalprobably some of that .Net crap and probably working with the new Red Hat conspiracy :p00:35
DaSkreechThey signed an agreement with no patents00:35
DaSkreechHow is that a conspiracy?00:35
nixternalthat was a joke :P00:36
nixternalthey did that "hey we will certify we work with you if you certify you work with us'00:36
nixternalisn't that what it was all about?00:36
DaSkreechSomething like that00:36
DaSkreechUsual we wil work to increase compatabilty without actually saying what will be compatible or what compatible means00:37
nixternalya, compatability, that was the word that escaped my mind00:37
DaSkreechBut it is interesting that MS said they would only agree to work with companies that respected MS patents and Red Hat said wearen't signing that and MS said ok00:37
nixternalright, Red Hat didn't back down and made Microsoft come crawling00:38
jjesseDaSkreech: do you blame them with the current economy?  people are putting everything into virtual machines, whether Red Hat or MS and they need the income00:38
jjesseboth of them do00:38
jjesseso they HAVE to work togehter whether or not they want to00:38
* nixternal hates virtual machines00:38
jjesseall of my clients that i work with use Virtual Machines and they are either Windows or Red Hat servers in thier Datacenters00:39
jjessenot SUSE, not Ubuntu, or anything other form of Linux00:39
jjesseso they have to work together00:39
nixternalwe had those funky vmware ones00:39
nixternalESX or whatever they were called00:39
jjesseESX00:40
nixternalthose weren't bad, but they weren't great00:40
nixternalXen sucks00:40
DaSkreechjjesse: Yeah but RedHat Beat expectations and MS fell under them00:40
nixternalopenvz sucks00:40
* DaSkreech likes Xen00:40
jjessehypervisor is n't that bad00:40
nixternalkvm is good00:40
jjessefrom MS00:40
jjessebut not as good as VMware00:41
jjessevmware with vmotion is blowing away VMWare00:41
* neversfelde wonders if krename-3.9.2 is a dev release or stable00:42
DaSkreechnixternal: Did you see the link I gave You?00:42
nixternalDaSkreech: which one?00:42
nixternalI have received numerous links lately00:42
DaSkreechoutube link about 3 days ago00:42
DaSkreechyoutube00:42
nixternalneversfelde: dev release...kde4 release is not stable00:42
neversfeldenixternal: thanks00:43
nixternalkrename will be 4.0 I think when it goes stable00:43
neversfeldethat makes sense, they should point on this on kde-apps.org00:44
nixternalthe last development release is:  3.9.200:44
nixternalthat is on the krename website00:44
ScottK-palmNCommander: Are we OK to try akonadi again?00:44
jjesse-jauntywow dog just farted and left the room, wow its gross00:45
nixternalhahahahaha, I hate it when my dogs do that00:46
neversfeldenixternal: ok, can't wait to get a KDE4 version, krename is one of the last three KDE 3 apps here :)00:46
NCommanderO_O;00:46
DaSkreechnixternal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvGfsROHGcM00:46
neversfeldejjesse-jaunty: normal behaviour, why sould they stay :D00:47
nixternalDaSkreech: ya, I saw that one...that guy is good, and damn funny00:50
nixternalneversfelde: is kile the other one?00:51
DaSkreechYeah :)00:51
JontheEchidnaneversfelde: kile just got kde4'd today00:51
nixternalkile was my last kde3 app I think...I grabbed texmaker for the time being, and it is pretty nice00:51
JontheEchidnaclosing like 6 other bugs in the process00:51
nixternalnot as featureful as kile though just yet00:51
neversfeldenixternal: no, it is k3b00:52
neversfeldeJontheEchidna: yeah, I read about it, is it stable?00:52
nixternaloh ya, forgot about k3b00:52
JontheEchidnaI don't know, it hadn't built the last time I checked00:53
nixternalno it isn't00:53
nixternalI just built it, very bad00:53
JontheEchidnanor did I really use it in the first place00:53
neversfeldeso there is soundkonverter, but I guess k3b 2.0 can take this job00:53
nixternalit is pretty much just the shell00:53
DaSkreechkmymoney :-(00:53
nixternalkmymoney2 nor gnucash worked with my online banking00:54
neversfeldeDaSkreech: I love the idea, but kmymoney never worked for my00:54
JontheEchidnakile has been in queue for the past 5 hours00:54
DaSkreechbasKet :(00:54
neversfeldes/my/me00:54
neversfeldeah yes00:54
* neversfelde should go to bed :D00:54
neversfeldeto many missing apps^^00:55
nixternalJontheEchidna: kile is pretty much useless right now...I think Kate has more functionality, unless I missed something00:55
nixternalwhich I may have when I built trunk00:55
neversfeldeoh, basket seems to be in active development?00:57
neversfeldeI gave it up, when I switched to KDE400:57
JontheEchidnathere is a kde4 version in svn iirc00:58
neversfeldelast commit on 01/25/0900:58
JontheEchidnakonversation-kde4 commits have been vigorous01:03
neversfeldethere are many quassel fans, konvi has to hurry :)01:04
JontheEchidnaalready it's quite good01:05
JontheEchidnajust a few things missing like a blinking taskbar icon, and I can't seem to get logging to work01:05
neversfeldeJontheEchidna: do you have a package somewhere?01:06
JontheEchidnanope01:06
JontheEchidnargreening might01:06
rgreeningkonvi.. yep. needs updating though.01:07
jjesse-jauntynixternal: have you played at all with the docs for jaunty?01:07
rgreeningmaybe tomorrow or later tonight01:07
nixternaljjesse-jaunty: not yet...planning on getting into it soon, like within the next day or so now that I have nothing else to look forward to :)01:07
JontheEchidnargreening: I think konvi should have no trouble making it back in jaunty+1, don't you agree?01:07
jjesse-jauntynixternal: i understand, i've not worked as much on it as i have either01:07
rgreeningtotally01:08
neversfeldeI do not think, that it is a good idea to switch default apps often01:09
rgreeningnot switch.. but it will be back in01:11
JontheEchidnaoh cool, tooltips are back01:11
* JontheEchidna recompiles01:12
neversfeldekonvi is out of jaunty?01:13
neversfeldenope, there it is :)01:13
JontheEchidnamaybe "make it back" wasn't the best wording01:13
neversfeldehehe, maybe I did not understand01:14
* neversfelde claims his teachers01:14
neversfeldelong time ago01:14
JontheEchidnawhoa, did you guys see this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Jaunty/AlphaBackgrounds?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=kubuntu_space_jackalope_1a.png ?01:23
vorianJontheEchidna: I like it01:27
vorians/like/love01:27
neversfeldeJontheEchidna: a blue Wolpertinger01:27
neversfelde+101:27
JontheEchidnait maintains upstream identity by including elements of the Air wallpaper, yet gives it a unique kubuntu twist01:27
vorianit also has a fedora feel to it01:28
JontheEchidnathe only issue I can forsee is that it doesn't look all that good on non-widescreen monitors since the jackalope gets cut off01:28
vorianwhy does my compositing suck on resume from sleep?01:28
voriani am very much temped to use compiz01:29
neversfeldevorian: I had the same probs with kwin's effects01:30
vorianneversfelde: what video card?01:31
neversfeldeyou can turn off checking, if you're machine is able to handle effects01:31
vorianoh, it's able to :)01:31
neversfeldevorian: oh, don't ask me, my eee is not here atm01:31
neversfeldedisabling the checking fixed that problem for me01:32
vorianhow is that accomplished?01:32
* vorian has been staring at ruby all day01:32
neversfeldevorian: I have to switch to english, one moment please01:33
vorian:)01:33
neversfeldeI should use it by default01:33
neversfeldevorian: general >> desktop >> advanced >> Disable functionalitiy check01:36
vorianthanks neversfelde01:37
neversfeldenot for that :)01:37
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: What?01:41
JontheEchidna?01:41
DaSkreechit maintains upstream identity by including elements of the Air wallpaper, yet gives it a unique kubuntu twist01:41
JontheEchidnayeah, it has the Air bubbles and the jackalope01:42
DaSkreechWhat does?01:42
JontheEchidnahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Jaunty/AlphaBackgrounds?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=kubuntu_space_jackalope_1a.png01:43
neversfeldeJontheEchidna: if you need some testing for that wallpaper, call me. Have to sleep now. n8 everyone01:45
voriansleep tight01:46
seelethe jackalope should be facing in, that's weird that it is looking out01:49
voriana.insert('flying saucer', 'jackalope')01:52
ScottKjackalopes are wide ranging.02:09
ScottKCan we please not have a jackalope?02:09
nixternalhey, at least someone put up a Kubuntu wallpaper :)02:14
vorianyus!02:15
nixternalI would like to see someone make that oxygen usplash a reality02:18
nixternalthat thing looks pretty pimp02:18
vorianI would like to use the kubuntu themed kickoff button as a default02:19
ScottKJontheEchidna: You didn't happen to save that akonadi/sparc build log, did you?02:22
JontheEchidnaScottK: nope, just viewed it in ark03:07
ScottKJontheEchidna: The 2nd try just worked, so no problem.03:07
ScottKSo we're back in business on sparc.03:07
JontheEchidnaGreat.03:07
* JontheEchidna will enter bugfix mode tomorrow03:07
ScottKIt looks like right now we've got a good potential to get KDE fully built on all archs this cycle.03:08
JontheEchidna\o/03:08
* JontheEchidna out03:10
ScottKGood night03:14
ScottKStupid --without-arts03:38
ScottKWe should just add it to kde.mk.03:39
shtylmanrgreening: ping03:42
claydohnixternal: re: kmymoney2: have you tried the latest devel code? kmm2 needs to be compiled with ofx support, debian/ubuntu build it without :(03:42
shtylmanwell damn..didn't even see him leave03:42
* claydoh has it in his ppa03:42
macois the new KMenu supposed to allow more-than-2-levels-deep menu items?03:52
* ScottK looks at seele03:52
macoi thought it was only supposed to go Applications -> Category -> The Program03:52
ScottKIt's certainly not for games03:53
macoBluefish is showing up in Applications -> Development -> Web Development -> Bluefish, and I didn't think it was supposed to03:53
ScottKI think that's a function of the Bluefish .desktop and not the particular DE.03:53
macoseele is why i asked in here intead of in normal #kubuntu :P03:53
macothat's what i thought, but GNOME's putting it in Applications -> Programming -> Bluefish03:54
macoi just switched to check (which reminds me, can i use this xnest thing to let me compare GNOME v. KDE bug reproducibility?)03:54
ScottKThere may be different .desktop for Gnome and KDE too.03:54
* ScottK is looking03:55
macooh03:55
nixternal1 fish, 2 fish, red fish, blue fish!03:55
macowell the .desktop as edited by debian/patches/91_.....patch says GNOME;GTK;Development;WebDevelopment;03:55
macothat's the one in /usr/share/applications/bluefish.desktop03:55
maconixternal: hi rich03:55
nixternalhowdy maco03:55
maconixternal: i've got a copy of ubuntu book 3rd ed sititng here. i was loling at you searching "how to fix microsoft windows" and finding linux as the solution03:56
maco(i'm reading the kubuntu chapter)03:56
ScottKWhat it says is Categories=GTK;GNOME;Application;Development;WebDevelopment;03:57
nixternalread the edubuntu chapter, it is the best :P03:57
macoyeah that03:57
macoScottK: well the .patch gets rid of "Application" from that list03:58
macoi think03:58
* ScottK didn't look at the patches03:58
* ScottK looks03:58
macoScottK: look at 91_ not 01_03:59
maco01_ doesn't edit the Categories=03:59
maconixternal: i'm hoping it'll tell me how to use this thing. and in cases where it tells me wrong, i'm writing it down to complain :P03:59
nixternalya, the kubuntu chapter was a 4.0 chapter... jjesse-jaunty has a lot of work ahead of him on that one :)04:00
macowow alliteration04:00
ScottKYou are reading the patch correctly.04:01
ScottKmaco: If you look in 00list you'll see 01 isn't currently used.04:01
macooh ok04:02
macohmm then again04:02
DaSkreechjjesse: I'm still here for proof reading04:02
maco>< ok no, /usr/share/applications/bluefish.desktop v. bluefish-project.desktop is not the discrepancy. -project.desktop has no Categories= line at all04:03
* ScottK really doesn't know much about this .desktop stuff. There's a fdo spec somehere.04:05
ScottKKDE 3 don't follow the spec and that's accepted.  As usualy the fdo spec is mostly a Gnome spec that KDE eventually got stuck with.04:05
shtylmanrgreening: new partition bar stuff is up04:05
ScottKRetroactively declaring KDE3 broken is kind of unfair.04:06
macohaha04:06
DaSkreechI thought that KDE supplied the .desktop spec04:06
macowell i do recall seele mentioning the 2-layers-deep thing in one of her write-ups04:07
a|wen_ScottK: thx for uploading04:17
ScottKa|wen_: You're welcome.04:17
ScottKa|wen_: You're the arts removal dude, right?04:17
a|wen_ScottK: jup ... i'm just updating my jaunty chroot to check what is missing04:18
a|wen_ScottK: btw; we need binary package removal of kile-i18n-* ?04:18
ScottKa|wen_: It should just go NBS.  You don't need a bug for that.04:19
ScottKa|wen_: See my latest comments on the arts wikipage.  I'm fixing.04:19
a|wen_ScottK: which one are you fixing? (can't find the change)04:21
ScottKcdbs04:21
ScottKHelps if I save it04:22
a|wen_oh, there it was; cool04:22
a|wen_ScottK: do we know how koffice2 or k3b is shaping up?04:23
a|wen_cool, one of the upstream kile developers answering kile bugs in LP :)04:27
seelemaco: there is no restriction04:28
seeleafaik04:28
seelei dont touch kickoff04:28
macokickoff?04:28
seelethat's what it is called04:28
macooh04:28
macodid they old kmenu have that restriction?04:29
nixternalno it didn't04:29
nixternalit did the same thing with bluefish and kdevelop04:29
macooh. ok.04:29
nixternaldefinitely an annoyance04:29
* maco goes to hunt down seele's Start Menu v. KMenu v. GNOME Menu thingy...04:30
a|wen_ScottK: the kadu sync request is ack'ed, so k3b and koffice is the only thing left with arts from what i know04:31
macofound. "                                          The KMenu only consists of one menu which is at04:32
macomost two levels deep, where the Applications menu contains three meta menus which are at most04:32
macotwo levels deep.04:32
maco>< pasting from PDFs = aaahh!04:32
macothat was from www.obso1337.org/hci/papers/Study_of_Desktop_Start_Menu_System_Usability.pdf04:32
macoseele: see? i do read what you write04:33
ScottKOK, so CDBS uploaded.  We'll see shortly if I broke Gnome and KDE.04:50
seelemaco: that's from 3+ years ago isnt it?05:01
macooh wow05:02
macodidnt you post it on your blog more recently?05:02
macolike, recently enough that it was after i met you?05:02
seelemaco: i dunno.. maybe someone else referenced it?05:03
seelemy work with the start menu was a long time ago.. like 2005-200605:03
macoyeah it says august 200605:04
rgreeningCollosol failure on the qt4 build Riddell. I buggered something up. Gotta redo it.05:59
macoof the people using jaunty (as in, not ScottK), have any of you seen cases where kbd focus gets "stuck" in one text box for about a minute, the kwin rushes through all 4 desktops over and over for about a minute (flashing by very fast), then that stops and everything goes back to normal?06:46
macoalso, when the kbd focus *does* come back, it spits the number 1 out over and over and over until i press the Any Key07:00
NCommanderScottK, kdebindings built successfully on HPPA. Patch committed to Bazaar. ENEEDSPONSORING07:21
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* Riddell starts on qt 4.511:30
ScottKRiddell: There is something odd going on in doc path generation that I haven't been able to figure out.  If you look at the konq-plugins FTBFS on i386 there is a KDE4 example.  If you try to rebuild koffice you can have a KDE3 example.  Would you please have a look?11:36
* Riddell looks11:49
RiddellScottK: konq-plugins bulids here, but I've no idea why it should put its docs in usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/doc/ instead of usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/konq-plugins12:05
NCommanderScottK, or Riddell ping?12:43
RiddellNCommander: pong12:46
NCommanderRiddell, care to sponsor kdebindings from Bazaar, it fixes HPPA.12:46
RiddellNCommander: care to convince https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/soprano/2.1.64+dfsg.1-0ubuntu1~intrepid1/+build/874157 and https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/strigi/0.6.3-1ubuntu1~intrepid1/+build/874164 to build?12:48
* NCommander takes a look at the queues12:48
NCommanderEh, we're past FF at this point12:48
NCommanderGuess it doesn't matter if the buildds haven't drained12:48
JontheEchidnaKTorrent seems to be in pretty good shape going in to FF, only 8 bugs now. :]12:50
RiddellJontheEchidna: so long as its not declaired illegal in Sweden12:51
JontheEchidnaOh! kdebindings!12:51
JontheEchidnaRiddell: bug 33007912:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 330079 in kdebindings "[jaunty] libsmokeqt4-2-dev conflicts with libsmokeqt-dev but doesn't have proper dependencies" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33007912:51
JontheEchidnaIf we're uploading a new kdebindings we might as well get that fixed12:51
RiddellJontheEchidna: done12:54
* JontheEchidna now goes to fix all the bugs he'd been meaning to fix after FF12:55
NCommanderRiddell, rescored12:56
NCommanderRiddell, can you sponsor a quick fix for me?13:00
RiddellNCommander: I could13:02
Riddellkdebindings uploaded13:02
NCommanderThanks13:02
* NCommander is just waiting for the test build on ARMel to finish13:02
NCommanderRiddell, http://paste.ubuntu.com/120114/13:03
NCommanderdamn it13:09
NCommander-_-;13:09
RiddellNCommander: uploaded13:11
NCommanderRiddell, thank you13:11
NCommanderScottK, ping13:11
ScottKNCommander: Pong13:11
NCommanderScottK, kdebindings didn't get dispatched to HPPA. Is there a p-a-s line still for it?13:11
ScottKNCommander: No.13:12
ScottKNCommander: You can see the last upload got tried there.13:12
NCommandernow I'm just WTFing ...13:13
NCommanderUnless someone added one between now and then13:13
ScottKNCommander: I looked at pas yesterday or the day before and there wasn't.13:14
NCommanderOk13:14
NCommanderbuild admins pinged13:14
NCommanderRiddell, uh ...13:34
NCommanderRiddell, you did see my patch for libdc1394, right ...?13:34
* NCommander sees the no changes rebuild, which wasn't 100% in fixing this >.<;13:34
Riddellthat's the one you asked for to do yesterday, your patch today is uploaded as libdc1394_1.1.0-5ubuntu313:36
NCommanderoh13:36
NCommanderok13:36
NCommanderI'm just loosing my mind13:36
NCommanderI'm sorry :-/13:36
* NCommander didn't see it get uploaded13:37
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rgreeningRiddell: ping13:49
Riddellhi rgreening13:49
rgreeningso, my qt4 update failed. not sure what chanfge broke it13:49
rgreeningand it takes like 3 hours to build each time13:49
Riddellit's a beast isn't it13:50
Riddellrgreening: I've got a compile going here so I'll see what happens13:50
rgreeningyes.13:50
RiddellI think your last build failed because you disabled 18_enable_qt3support_qtwebkit_debug_info.diff13:50
rgreeningyep. I just re-uploaded13:50
rgreeningor will in a sec I mean13:50
rgreeningI had like 4 hrs sleep13:51
rgreeninglol13:51
Riddellrgreening: you think one of the patches causes the problem with kdm?13:51
rgreeningI think so. 0180 or 30 I think13:52
Riddellbut if kdm has a fix in trunk, we can just use that13:52
rgreeningor 4113:52
rgreeningRiddell: I never had the problem earlier using this same RC1 build, before I did the refresh to fabo's debian build.13:53
rgreeningin the refresh, a couple of patches were updated. 41 being the most likely candidate13:53
Riddell41 should be fine to disable, it's for alpha and we don't do alpha13:53
rgreeningNow, I am also using amd64 and other updates on my system. so it could be broken for other reasons.13:54
rgreeningRiddell: maybe we could get someone else to try the ~ppa8 build (on x86)13:54
rgreeningor try it via a live cd13:54
shtylmanRiddell: ubiquity change are in13:56
shtylmandunno what you can merge now, but things are committed13:57
rgreeningRiddell: I have my old laptop. Its x86. trying from there to see if there's a difference on ~ppa814:02
JontheEchidnaCould a core-dev approve the Intrepid nominations for bug 314016, bug 303505, and bug 330446?14:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 314016 in kde4libs "Kate is useless for editing code which contains hebrew or arabic" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31401614:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 303505 in kdesdk "Apply in Preferences dialog in Kompare crash" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30350514:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 330446 in kde4libs "Memory leak in kcatalog.cpp" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33044614:03
JontheEchidnaRiddell, ScottK: ^^14:03
ScottKSure.14:04
ScottKJontheEchidna: I approved the kompare one.  I'm not sure the other two are SRU worthy.  I'd like Riddell to look at them.14:07
Riddellrgreening: KDM works fine with ~ppa814:08
rgreeningThen it's an 64 bit issue or some of my updates?14:08
rgreeningor maybe my vid card14:09
rgreeninghmm...14:09
JontheEchidnaScottK: Thanks14:09
rgreeningRiddell: ok, if ~ppa8 works, then I just need to update the lonnnnnnnnng changelog14:10
rgreeningand sned a diff14:10
rgreeningRiddell: I think 07 may be an issue.14:12
rgreeningdoes this matter: uname -m returns x86_64 but dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH returns amd6414:13
rgreeningRiddell: nm. the patch is ok14:13
Riddellrgreening: well the point of the patch is to sort that out14:13
rgreeningya.14:14
JontheEchidnakde svn 92488014:17
ubottuhttp://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=924880&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 924880 | BUG: 176797 Fix infinite recursion. Winterz dont do this again please :D14:17
RiddellJontheEchidna: accepted14:17
* JontheEchidna is testbuilding the kde4libs fixes in his ppa14:18
JontheEchidnaRiddell: thanks14:18
rgreeningRiddell: ok, I installed on my x86. works (prior to updates). Will perform some updates and see that it still works after.14:20
rgreeninganyone here have amd/x86_64 (64 bit) Jaunty install and willing to test/break your system :)14:21
rgreeningI need a gineua pig to test qt 4.5.0 on that arch14:22
shtylman:(14:23
shtylmanI can give it a go14:24
ScottKRiddell: ktorrent-data needs to get put into Main so ktorrent will be installable again.14:25
RiddellScottK: done14:26
ScottKRiddell: Thanks.14:26
JontheEchidnashould the plasma applet go to main too?14:26
ScottKThat's the only KDE non-language pack package on the problem list.14:27
JontheEchidnaThe widget is not a dependency but it might be nice14:27
ScottKJontheEchidna: How big is it?14:27
Riddellit's in main14:28
ScottKOK.  I'll quit asking then.14:28
JontheEchidnaIt's quite small14:28
Riddellrgreening: I get a lot of refresh errors with qt 4.514:29
RiddellI had them with 4.4 too but less so I'm sure14:29
rgreeningrefresh errors?14:29
rgreeningnot repainting?14:29
Riddellareas of the screen not  being drawn, just filled with junk14:29
rgreeningya... I see that with 4.4 as well. Possibly a X thing (you got a intel vid card?)14:30
Riddellhttp://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/drawing.png14:30
RiddellI do have an intel card14:30
Riddellshtylman: did the oxygen people convince you to change the bars then?14:32
shtylmanwhen is qt 4.5 released?14:32
shtylmanRiddell: yea, to better "integrate" http://shtylman.com/stuff/partbar/part_bars8.png14:32
Riddell"soon"14:32
Riddellbling bling14:33
Riddellshtylman: and what about the changes needed to debian-installer for kdm?14:34
shtylmanRiddell: I made the change to user-setup in a separate branch on launchpad and proposed a merge into the main one14:34
Riddellshtylman: I take it you use Kate, lots of these added :)  -*- coding: utf-8 -*-14:35
shtylmanRiddell: yea :)14:36
Riddellshtylman: what are the changes in gui/qt/advanceddialog.ui for?14:41
ScottKRiddell: Also it looks like libnjb fell into Universe is keeping amarok from building.14:42
RiddellScottK: fixed14:43
ScottKRiddell: Thanks.14:44
shtylmanRiddell: oh yea...I change the line edit to a combo box14:44
shtylmanto match what the gtk guys have14:44
shtylmanthat was also on the todo list if I recall14:44
Riddellshtylman: so it is14:45
Riddellshtylman: you made a change to src/cut-and-paste/e-map/e-map-marshal.c  ?14:45
shtylmanRiddell: nope14:45
Riddellshtylman: and ubiquity/timezone_map.py ?14:46
shtylmanI did a fix for the gtk people..but I think they already pulled those14:48
shtylmanhad to do with city placement code14:49
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Riddellshtylman: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/120155/14:53
Riddellis what the merge gives me14:53
Riddellshould I keep that or throw it out?14:54
JontheEchidnaThe Todo is looking nice and non-red14:55
shtylmanI would say throw it out...I have told them about it so if they want to change their city placement code they know who to ask14:56
rgreeningshtylman: hehe14:58
shtylmanalso: man...the oxygen people are picky...but the results do end up being good (side note)14:59
Riddellshtylman: that's artists for you :)15:00
mrvanesAm I the only one having problems with Networkmanager/knetworkmanager and wireless connection in jaunty atm?15:00
Riddellshtylman: hmm, it seems to start on the partition page15:05
Riddellmrvanes: works for me15:05
shtylmanoh..jesus15:05
shtylmanyea...take that out :)15:05
mrvanesRiddell: I can't authenticate, but it works using clean wpa_supplicant and dhclient...15:06
shtylmanRiddell: I can take out out, or if you search for TODO remove15:06
shtylmanin the kde_ui file15:06
mrvanesI'll see what debug info NM gives...15:06
shtylmanand comment out the two lines after it that set the page15:06
shtylmanI was using that for testing15:06
shtylmancause clicking through the options got annoying15:06
mrvanesRiddell: NetworkManager: <WARN>  wait_for_connection_expired(): Connection (2) /org/freedesktop/NetworkManagerSettings/Connection/0 failed to activate (timeout): (0) Connection was not provided by any settings service15:09
mrvanesRiddell: probably bug #25927815:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 259278 in knetworkmanager "knetworkmanager will no longer connect" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25927815:14
Riddellshtylman: hmm, when I click past the keyboard stage it goes to the manual partitioning page, no partition methods page15:17
QuintasanHi15:17
QuintasanI'm getting an Xapian error while updating the package list using adept15:18
shtylmanRiddell: I will take a look at that...see if there are changes to other ubiquity components that I missed15:18
Quintasanhttp://imagebin.ca/view/nPZT3Vr3.html  <-- the error15:20
QuintasanConsole output: http://pastebin.ca/134202715:22
shtylmanRiddell: do you have any unmounted disks?15:22
Riddellshtylman: no15:22
shtylmanRiddell: that is why15:22
shtylmanthere are no disks to install to15:22
shtylmanRiddell: im gonna check against the gtk one, but I think that happens everywhere when there are no disks15:23
Riddellright enough, if I put in a usb disk it works15:24
shtylman:)15:24
Riddellshtylman: ok, looking good15:27
Riddellshtylman: I'll merge it in15:27
Riddellshtylman: I think the timezone map label should have the city on it as well as the current time15:28
Riddelland the shiny bars disappear when I select "manaual partitioning" which is offputting, disappearing widgets are confusing15:28
shtylmanRiddell: ok..I will put that in (currently more changes for the oxygen people) (need to figure out how to get the General and Small font from kde settings) :)15:29
Riddelland I can't select Edinburgh as a timezone any more!15:29
Riddellof course, that you ever could was a bug, but a bug I liked15:29
shtylmanhahaha15:29
seaLneit felt better than having to pick london15:30
rgreeningRiddell: I will have a diff/dsc for qt4.5.0 shortly. Updated changelog, etc. However, it still concerns me that it works for x86 but failed on my x86_64. I realy would like someone to look at it with a 64 bit system. could be a localized system issue.15:38
JontheEchidnaRiddell: would you look kindly upon a FFe for this? http://trueg.wordpress.com/2009/02/19/a-new-blog-and-the-possible-end-to-the-java-dependancy-in-nepomuk-kde/15:40
rgreeningJontheEchidna: nice15:49
mrvanesRiddel: using nm-applet for the moment. Find it strange that I never experienced problem untill now, since the bug is so old?15:50
JontheEchidnathe virtuoso tarball is a bit large, but this does look promising15:50
shtylmanRiddell: my changes to user-setup have been merged in15:56
slytherinwhat is preferred backend for multimedia apps in kubuntu? gstreamer or xine?16:02
rgreeningRiddell: you want me to e-mail the diff/dsc for qt4.5.0?16:02
rgreeningor commit to bzr16:02
rgreeningnm. I cant commit ... its not part of our repo. I'll email16:03
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rgreeningRiddell: Qt 4.5.0 e-mailed to you.16:07
jjessein the documentation should we be refereing to kpackagekit or Add/Remove Software?  for jaunty16:08
jjessei guess the question what will be showing in the application launcher16:08
RiddellJontheEchidna: totally16:11
Tm_Trgreening: ooooh!16:12
rgreeningTm_T: :)16:12
rgreeningTm_T: do you have a 64bit system or 32?16:12
Tm_T3216:12
Tm_Tbuilding Qt from svn16:13
rgreeningdang. I need someone woth a 64 to test16:13
shtylmanI have 64bit16:13
Riddellrgreening: shtylman offered16:13
rgreeningQt 4.5.0 works fine for Riddell and on my x86. But kills kdm on my 64bit16:13
rgreeningoh, missed that.16:13
shtylmanthats good to know :)16:13
rgreeningshtylman: lol. So, you able to update via my PPA?16:14
rgreening~roderick-greening16:14
rgreeningshtylman: and you have installed a 64 bit system (i.e. amd64 packages)...16:15
shtylmanI am running jaunty amd64 yea...16:15
Riddellrgreening: hmm, arora fails to start sometimes with 4.5 "SingleApplication: Unable to start single server.16:15
Riddell"16:15
rgreeningRiddell: yeah, I had that with all builds of 4.516:16
shtylmanrgreening: should i go ahead and update from you ppa?16:16
rgreeningshtylman: yes. I assume you have the old qt packages still in your /var/cache/apt in case you have to rollback (like I did)?16:16
JontheEchidnavirtuoso uses autotools. Yippie16:17
rgreeningshtylman: if not, you may want to retrieve them :)16:17
JontheEchidnahum, they also distribute a debian directory16:17
shtylmanrgreening: k...thanks for the heads up? what all should i retrieve, just libqt?16:18
rgreeningsee which *qt*4.4.3* packages you have installed. See if they are in the cache. If not, retrieve those so you can rollback.16:20
rgreeningshtylman: the issue I had was kdm dies. so, I had to use dpkg -i <lis of packages> to roll back to 4.4.316:20
JontheEchidnaWhat do you do when an upstream includes a debian dir in their packaging?16:21
shtylmanrgreening: k16:21
rgreeningoh, and if you have the lib qt opengl-dev and lib qt dev packages installed, you may need to remove those to roll back.16:21
RiddellJontheEchidna: rebuild the .tar.gz with the directory removed16:21
rgreeningoh my16:21
JontheEchidnaRiddell: upstream calls it virtuoso-opensource. Would we want to call the package virtuoso-opensource or just virtuoso?16:22
RiddellJontheEchidna: I'd stick with the upstream name16:22
rgreeningyet we don't for qt4-x11 :)16:23
rgreeningah, the joy of packaging16:23
Riddellrgreening: not seeing an e-mail from you16:23
Riddellrgreening: upstream kept changing that name16:23
rgreeningI sent to jriddell AT ubuntu.com.. let me verify...16:24
rgreeningresent. I had a space "ubuntu .com"16:25
rgreeninglol16:25
rgreeningTonio_, Riddell: Is k3b a possibility yet?16:27
rgreeningRiddell, Tonio_: kpackagekit 0.4 is available and can not build against packagekit 0.3.14. I suggest we consider moving to kpackagekit 0.4 front-end16:29
rgreenings/can not/can now/16:30
rgreeningglatzor informs me that the patch is in to make this possible.16:30
shtylmanrgreening: how did you get a list off all the packages to save? apt-cache?16:31
rgreeningI had them in my archive already16:32
rgreeningRiddell: any suggestions for shtylman^16:32
rgreeningor JontheEchidna^16:32
Tonio_rgreening: contrib tomorrow, that's the first on my todo :)16:34
Tonio_rgreening: right now I'm way to busy at work...16:34
Tonio_rgreening: but you can expect something for tomorrow :)16:35
rgreeningnp.16:35
rgreeningTonio_: is that in response to k3b or kpackagekit or both?16:35
Tonio_rgreening: both :)16:36
rgreeningok. cool.16:36
Tonio_rgreening: as said, is there a real benefit with kpackagekit 0.4 ?16:36
Tonio_rgreening: and more than this, are we should not to experience new bugs that we don't have now ?16:36
Tonio_rgreening: you said "can not build against", is that a "can build" ? otherwise, I don't get your pont ;)16:37
rgreeningyes, I immediately corrected in line below :)16:38
rgreenings/can not/can now/16:38
rgreening:P16:38
rgreeningTonio_: ^16:38
Tonio_rgreening: hum, the kde-apps page is clear : This version does not provide backwards compatibility (ie working with PackageKit < 0.4), update to this version ONLY if your PackageKit and QPackageKit (packagekit-qt) are >= 0.4.16:39
Tonio_rgreening: where is the change mentionned ?16:39
glatzorhello Riddell, why did you merge the large autogen patch of NCommander? What issues do you see compared to running autogen.sh at build time?16:39
rgreeningTonio_: talk to glatzor in #packagekit.16:39
Tonio_rgreening: oki16:39
rgreeningnm.. glatzor is here16:39
rgreeningglatzor: -> Tonio_ :)16:40
Tonio_rgreening: I'll ping him tomorrow, but if we can build against the current one, then, I'm fine with it :)16:40
Tonio_glatzor: hi ;)16:40
rgreeningglatzor: Tonio_ was wondering about the patch to allow 0.4 to build with 0.3.14 backend16:40
rgreeningcare to elaborate.16:40
NCommanderglatzor, rerunning ./autogen.sh at build time means that autotools must be in the chroot. This causes a LOT of headaches when things are backported, or when autotools gets updated.16:42
glatzorTonio_, the at bindings of packagekit have been quite mature for monthes. so there haven't been many changes between 0.3.14 and 0.4.x.16:42
NCommanderglatzor, a buncho of the desktop team packages do this, as did KDE packages before 4.x16:43
Tonio_glatzor: oki16:43
glatzorTonio_, s/at bindings/qt bindings/16:44
Tonio_glatzor: I suppose this means we have to go on a separate package for libpackagekit-qt right ?16:44
Tonio_glatzor: or can you backport the changes so that I can build kpackagekit ?16:45
glatzorTonio_, one change was revert some time later and the other one was adding a missing piece of api which is now used in kpackagekit 0.416:45
glatzorTonio_, so the patch only adds 20 lines of code16:45
Tonio_glatzor: the libpackagekit-qt patch ? nice :)16:46
Tonio_glatzor: then there is no need to patch kpackagekit if my ujnderstanding is correct ?16:46
glatzorTonio_, right16:46
Tonio_glatzor: hum, what would be good is to use your ppa for this...16:47
Tonio_glatzor: I can package kpackagekit tomorrow morning,pretty early16:47
glatzorTonio_, you will get it in some minutes there16:47
Tonio_glatzor: you rock :)16:47
Tonio_rgreening: let's meet tomorrow morning for tests then ;)16:48
rgreeningsounds good16:48
glatzorTonio_, I just wanted to give the opportunity to use a later kpackagekit version. but I cannot give any recommendations on this.16:51
Tonio_glatzor: and I understand that :) I'll perform a complete QA test on it16:52
rgreeningshtylman: any luck16:52
Tonio_glatzor: I was very affraid about API changes, but those 20 lines of code may not be that dangerous16:52
shtylmanrgreening: yea..I just got my cache updated16:53
shtylmanand am gonna do an update with your repo now16:53
rgreeningTonio_: It may be prudent to do this, as if gnome/ubuntu decides to upgrade packagekit in the backend, our fronteend woulkd be ready/tested.16:54
rgreeningshtylman: cool16:54
Tonio_rgreening: true that16:54
glatzorrgreening, no. I won't upgrade packagekit to 0.4.x16:54
rgreening:)16:54
rgreeningstranger things have happened glatzor16:54
shtylmanrgreening: installed...now what?16:59
rgreeninglogout, restart kdm, login (hopefully).16:59
rgreeningmy kdm kept dumpting me to cmd line16:59
shtylmansame here :(17:01
shtylmancheck your log?17:02
shtylmanI get a filed to set tiling error17:02
shtylmantiling seems to be the problem...at least for me17:07
shtylmanrgreening: running start x seeming to work17:08
shtylmannvm...that crapped out17:08
rgreeninglol17:09
rgreeningso its 64 bit related. 32 bit seems to run just fine17:09
shtylmanwell...jesus dandy17:09
rgreeningnow, exactly what, I do not know.17:09
rgreeningI had ddxSigGiveUp as last line before kdm dies17:10
shtylmanok...I rebooted17:10
shtylmankdm still fails17:11
shtylmanbut startx worked17:11
shtylmanand kded4 is taking 100% cpu17:11
rgreeningweird17:11
shtylmanok..killed that17:12
shtylmananyhow...yea..I was able to get graphics stuff17:12
shtylmanwhat graphics card you have?17:12
shtylmangreat...killing kded4 means I don't get to type anymore apprently...17:13
shtylmanand plasma does not play nice at all17:14
rgreeningI have an intel gm4517:15
rgreeningpure intel chipset17:16
shtylmanI have intel as well17:16
rgreeninghmm... which?17:16
shtylmanoh..man17:16
shtylman950 or so maybe17:16
rgreeningok, I know that works, on my x86, thats what I have17:16
rgreeningso its 64bit related somehow17:17
shtylmanfun17:17
shtylmansomeone is playing with integers and pointers incorrectly :)17:17
rgreeningnot so much. Riddell? Suggestions on how to debug this as a possible 64 bit issue?17:17
rgreeningshtylman: ya17:17
shtylmanmy first guess is in the libqt4-opengl-dev package...but I dunno17:20
rgreeningshtylman: can you look at kdm.log and Xorg.0.log and .xsession-errors and see if you see any ref to "error setting MTRR (base = 0xd0000000, size = 0x10000000, type = 1) Invalid argument (22)"17:21
hungerIs it possible that phonon-backend-xine from kde > 4.1.4 sneaked into intrepid/backports or updates?17:21
shtylmanyep17:22
shtylmanin kdm.log17:22
shtylmanrgreening: ^17:22
rgreeningdid you have that before updating17:23
rgreeningI never17:23
rgreeningand thats why X fails. now, why does Qt trigger that.17:23
rgreeningNCommander: ping17:23
shtylmanno..I don't think I did17:24
rgreeningand shtylmanit's kdmgreet that appears to die, not sure if the mrtt issue is cause or result or what.17:25
shtylmanyea..I noticed that kdmgreet dies too17:27
rgreeningshtylman: do you have 4GB RAM o rgreater?17:27
shtylmanon a side note...the latest updates cause my kded4 to use an obscene amount of cpu17:28
shtylmanrgreening: 217:28
rgreeningo17:28
rgreeningok17:28
rgreeningshtylman: can you run X on the cmdline not startx17:29
rgreeningsee if at least x launches17:29
rgreeningshtylman: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-workspace/+bug/31581917:29
ubottuUbuntu bug 315819 in xorg-server "kde4 KDM does not restart X when killed with ctrl+alt+backspace" [Undecided,New]17:30
rgreeningseems interesting17:30
rgreeningshtylman: so the mtrr may not be a real issue.17:31
rgreeningand we are back to kdmgreet crash.17:31
rgreeningshtylman: I wonder if you disable compositing effects. would that make a difference?17:33
rgreeningor load gdm instead?17:33
shtylmanrgreening: trying the X only thing...and I think kdmgreet is the best option for starting to see what it loads17:33
shtylmanrgreening: thats an interesting idea...17:34
rgreeningk17:34
shtylmanrgreening: I can't even just do X right now17:35
rgreeningreally?17:35
rgreeningwhat does it say17:35
shtylmanx fails with 'failed to set tiling'17:35
devfil2Riddell: ping17:36
rgreeningdunno why you have that17:36
Riddellglatzor: he asked me too, it's not very clean but neither is any approach with autoconf17:36
Riddellhi devfil217:36
rgreeningshtylman: can you try the vesa driver in your xorg.conf?17:36
rgreeningand then start X?17:37
shtylmanyea..I was gonna suggest that17:37
rgreening:)17:37
devfil2Riddell: can you please upload http://paste.ubuntu.com/120207/ ?17:37
shtylmandamn...how do I kill a running X server17:37
JontheEchidnahunger: kde 4.2 should be entering intrepid-backports soon17:39
shtylmanrgreening: vesa fails17:41
Riddelldevfil2: uploaded17:41
devfil2Riddell: thanks :)17:41
shtylmanrgreening: or at least nothing shows up17:41
shtylmanserver seems to start...but it makes a black screen17:41
rgreeningX by itself does nothing17:41
rgreeningyes, thats good17:41
shtylmanahh ok17:41
RiddellNCommander: could you big up this build https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/kde4libs/4:4.2.0-0ubuntu2~intrepid117:41
rgreeningshtylman: so, hmm.... weird. try running startx with vesa17:42
shtylmank17:43
shtylmanrgreening: that was good to go17:43
shtylman(man qt 4.5 is fast)17:43
shtylmanits visibly faster...17:43
rgreeningso intel driver on 64 bit causes kdmgreet to crash (possibly a vblank issue).17:44
rgreeningarg.17:44
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rgreeninganyone else have 64 bit but non intel vid?17:44
rgreening:)17:44
shtylmanvblank...what would kdmgreet be doing to cause that?17:44
shtylmanrgreening: and my desktop effects have been off the whole time...so its not that17:45
rgreeningdunno. saw it in my syslog. do yo uget a drm/vblank error in your syslog?17:45
shtylmanyea..I do17:46
shtylmanim running with the i915 driver17:46
rgreeningok, there is a vblank issue with intel driver.17:46
shtylmanwell dandy17:46
rgreeningthough, why qt is exposing this now...17:46
rgreeningdoesn't make sense.17:46
rgreeningNCommander: ^^^17:47
shtylmanthey probly changed drawing code to make things more optimal17:47
rgreeningany iseas, ans you are the big qt hacker17:47
rgreeningNCommander: 617:47
shtylmanand that could expose minor vid card errors17:47
rgreenings/6/^^17:47
rgreeningshtylman: maybe....17:47
rgreeningoh my.17:47
rgreeningso vesa is working for you?17:48
shtylmanappears so17:48
shtylmanbut that was with startx17:48
shtylmanlet me try kdm17:48
rgreeningok, play with it for a bit. try via kdm17:48
rgreeningya17:48
shtylmanooo17:48
shtylmanon leaving kde (without kdm) I got17:49
shtylmanwaiting for X server to shut down error setting MTRR ... etc...invalid argument (22)17:49
shtylmanand kdm crashes with vesa17:50
rgreeningok.. see what kdm does17:50
shtylmankdmgreet crashes with the MTRR error17:50
rgreeningbut startx works... interesting17:51
rgreeningdo you have nepomuk enabled?17:51
shtylmanprobly17:51
shtylmanshould I turn it off?17:52
rgreeningtry disabling (for a hoot) and try bot startx and kdm17:52
shtylman(I do have it enabled)17:52
rgreeningtry it off... im curious17:52
shtylmank17:52
shtylmanstartx worked (and kded4 is no longer 100% cpu..which is nice :) )17:53
rgreeningexit startx17:53
shtylmankdm is still no go17:53
rgreeningdid startx exit clean17:53
rgreeningok, try reboot with vesa, nepomuk disabled, and composite effects off.17:54
shtylmanstartx seems to exit clean17:55
rgreeningok. thats promising17:55
rgreeningbrb17:55
shtylmankdm failed on reboot17:56
Tonio_glatzor: I have to go, just a little notice about the deps arround packagekit...17:57
Tonio_glatzor: libpackagekit-qt doesn't depend on the backend... I don't know if that's normal, but in case it is, I have to add to kpackagekit dep on packagekit backend17:58
Tonio_glatzor: We'll have to discuss this tomorrow I guess17:58
glatzorTonio_, no. the deps are perfect.17:59
glatzorTonio_, just depend on packagekit17:59
Tonio_glatzor: oki doki17:59
glatzorTonio_, packagekit depends on the backends18:00
Tonio_glatzor: yeah I've seen that18:00
glatzorTonio_, circular dependencies would be a pain in upgrade situations18:00
Tonio_glatzor: yeah It's just strange to me that the lib doesn't depend on the backend...18:00
Tonio_glatzor: but you certainly have a good reason for this :)18:01
Tonio_glatzor: I'll fix the deps on the kpackagekit package18:01
shtylmanrgreening: gdm worked on vesa18:02
rgreeningshtylman: it has to be 64bit related... I installed on my x86 with intel 945gme and it runs fine.18:02
rgreeningshtylman: I wonder if kde meeds a rebuild?18:03
rgreeningRiddell: ^^18:03
shtylmanthat would be an easy first step18:03
shtylmanmaybe just kdm?18:03
rgreeningfabo: ping. need some held. did you test your debian qt 4.5.0 with amd64 bit?18:03
rgreeningshtylman: maybe...18:03
shtylmanwhat source package has kdm in it?18:04
shtylmanrgreening: gdm also works with intel driver18:04
rgreeningkdebase-workspace18:04
rgreeningshtylman: ok, so you have a working solution for the moment. I'll upload workspace to my PPA and rebuild18:05
shtylmanrgreening: ok18:05
rgreeningshtylman: do yo uget the mtrr error message?18:05
rgreeningwith gdm18:05
shtylmannot that I can see18:06
rgreeninghrmmm18:06
shtylmanbut I do get the tiling error18:06
rgreeningshtylman: maybe you had that before.18:07
shtylmanits possible18:07
shtylmanthe gdm log has no mention of the mtrr error18:07
shtylmannor does xorg18:07
rgreeningshtylman: I get the tiling erron on my 945 on x86 which works18:08
shtylman(how long does ppa take to compile?)18:08
shtylmanrgreening: ok..so thats not a problem, only mtrr18:08
rgreeningdunno. cant remember18:08
rgreeningseems to be a symptom for sure18:08
shtylmanrgreening: is it like a day? or less? just curious for my own files whether its worth it to use ppa or compile locally18:09
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rgreeninghr maybe?18:10
shtylmanoh wow...thats faster than I thought18:11
rgreeninguploaded18:11
rgreeningqt4.5.0 taks 3 hrs18:11
shtylmandamn18:11
rgreeningI don't think workspace is that long18:11
Quintasanrgreening: you uploaded qt4.5 packages? :318:12
rgreeningQuintasan: yes. do you have 64 bit or 32 bit?18:12
Quintasan64 bit18:12
shtylmanoh joy!18:12
rgreeningawesome. we need help18:12
rgreeningQuintasan: willing to break something18:12
QuintasanAnytime :318:12
rgreeningok, qt 4.5.0 in my PPA doesn't seem to like 64 bit (at least with intel vid)18:13
Quintasanjust let me backup my home18:13
rgreeningQuintasan: do you have intel vid or other?18:13
Quintasanradeon 955018:13
rgreeningok, good a diff card to try18:13
rgreeningQuintasan: I would recommend installing gdm as it seems to work if kdm fails (which is what we see)18:14
rgreeningQuintasan: my ppa: https://launchpad.net/~roderick-greening/+archive/ppa18:14
rgreeningshtylman: can you update via PPA. A new qt built and I disabled some patches...18:15
Quintasankk, I'll test it asap, just need to eat something @_@18:15
rgreeningkk18:16
devfil2Riddell: can you please upload also http://paste.ubuntu.com/120220/plain/ ?18:16
shtylmanrgreening: watch pactches disabled?18:17
shtylmanrgreening: I do update, but see no new at packages18:18
rgreening0180, 30,40,41,50,70,71,80,8118:18
shtylman*qt18:18
rgreeningshtylman: oh, maybe repor hasnt copied yet...18:18
rgreeningbuild is done...18:18
rgreeningoh and 16 was disabled too.18:19
rgreeningshtylman: you still have the PPA enabled?18:20
shtylmanyea18:21
Riddelldevfil2: it builds fine without any modification?18:21
jjessenixternal: you around or still out looking for a job?18:22
nixternalboth :)18:22
devfil2Riddell: yes, do you want the build log?18:22
rgreeningshtylman: try updating again. its available18:22
Riddelldevfil2: I'll take your word for it18:22
shtylmannew qt package?18:22
jjessenixternal: working on add-applications should we use kpackagekit or Add and Remove Software?  Or software Managemetn in the docs18:23
rgreeningshtylman: ~ppa1018:23
shtylmandon't see it18:23
nixternalhrmm, good question....18:23
nixternalRiddell: is add/remove going to get replaced in jaunty?18:23
shtylmanI updated but dist-upgrade doesn't want to update anything18:23
devfil2Riddell: https://edge.launchpad.net/~d.filoni/+archive/ppa/+build/87576018:23
rgreeningshtylman: or did you install ~ppa10 already?18:23
jjessei thought add remove would be replaced by kpackagekit?  or am i not understanding how things are working18:24
nixternali thought it would stay but the big adept thingy was going bye bye18:24
Riddellnixternal: probably not, rgreening is working with upstream on it18:24
shtylmanrgreening: I have ppa10 already18:24
nixternalRiddell: so it is safe to use add/remove in the documentation then?18:24
rgreeningshtylman: ok...18:24
rgreeningRiddell: did you upload qt 4.5.0 yet?18:24
Riddellrgreening: not yet18:24
shtylmanrgreening: I am off to class, will get on irc there and continue18:25
nixternaljjesse: I am planning on doing some doc work this weekend...we are supposed to bug jam on saturday, but they are calling for 6+ inches of snow18:25
rgreeningshtylman: ty18:25
jjessehrmm so i've removed some references to add/remove so we should revert18:25
nixternalRiddell: if you haven't heard or caught on, I am no longer employed :(  so that means you need to make some room for me to get back in if I can :)18:25
Riddellnixternal: erk, that's nasty18:26
nixternalthat it is18:26
rgreeningRiddell: if I have a FFE  think the changes can be made before launch for the add remove. I have a kcm that can be used as Add/Remove in start menu.18:26
Riddellrgreening: how does that work?18:30
rgreeningkcmshell4 kpk_addrm_simple will launch my module. we have a desktop link for that in the start menu.18:31
rgreeningyes?18:31
Riddellrgreening: but how does it get the list of applications and populate its tree view?  that's what you were struggling with before18:33
rgreeningRiddell: oh, that's a work in progress with upstream. I was only saying how "it could/would" be. Some of the work is already patched in upstream for app-install-data, packagekit and kpackagekit. I have to get those patches, review and see whats missing and how I need to integrate.18:34
Riddellrgreening: hrm, that means changing to the new version of packagekit presumably18:35
Riddellnixternal, jjesse: probably best not to refer to it in docs yet anyway18:36
rgreeningno, the patch would be available/backported to 0.3.14. This is a requirement we discussed with packagekit team and they agreed.18:36
Riddellrgreening: oh, interesting18:36
rgreening:)18:36
rgreeningwho da man18:36
Riddellrgreening: I compiled qt 4.5 with phonon and now I have <audio> working in arora, but <video> only works with sound not video18:37
rgreeningheh18:37
rgreeningbrb (hopefully). trying qt 4.5.0 ...18:40
Riddellah hah, arora needs this http://code.google.com/p/arora/issues/detail?id=25118:42
Riddellah hah, arora needs this http://code.google.com/p/arora/issues/detail?id=25118:42
shtylman_rgreening: anything new?18:43
rgreeningnope. tried my updated build... still same issue. kdmgreet fails. startx works.18:44
rgreeningbrb. going to reboot18:44
shtylman_Riddell: I will test the installer and run it through a full install tonight, also, the gtk guys did a few more updates and I will take a look at those to see where ours stands in relation18:46
Quintasanthats damn nice, something killed my computer while copying the etc dir form my home >_<18:49
rgreeningshtylman: gdm works... but not kdm18:53
shtylman_rgreening: :/18:53
rgreeningso, a rebuild may or may not correct... will see18:53
shtylman_have you tried a kdm rebuild?18:53
rgreeningits building18:53
shtylman_gotcha18:54
Quintasanrgreening: What after I upgrade qt?18:54
shtylman_pray18:54
rgreeninghave you loged out? did you install gdm just in case?18:54
Quintasangdm installed, just backing up the rest of files :/18:55
rgreeningkk18:55
rgreeningdid you set kdm or gdm as default?18:55
Quintasananyone encoutered the xapian error?18:55
Quintasanlet me check18:56
rgreeningwe want to test kdm if it works with non-ntel video and new Qt 4.5.0 on 64 bit18:56
ScottKAmarok FTBFS if anyone is looking for something useful to work on ....18:56
DreadKnightdoes the network manager plasmoid works for you guys in jaunty?19:00
rgreeningDreadKnight: yus19:00
DreadKnightalways crashes my plasma... and i can't use the wireless for quite a while now19:00
DreadKnighti have WPA..19:00
DreadKnightand seems the bluetooth has the option for audio devices greyed out... wanted to use my bluetooth headset heh19:01
rgreeningmake sure you remove any old networkmanager settings related to it in ~/.kde and in Kwallet.19:01
DreadKnightthanks, will try that out19:01
rgreeningQuintasan: any luck19:01
DreadKnightand i don't want kde-twitter plamoid to ask for pass every time i start the pc...19:02
DreadKnighti guess that's for launching the wallet hmm19:02
rgreeningDreadKnight: prob. mine doesn't ask me and I use the wallet. Only wallet asks if you set a password in wallet.19:03
DreadKnightmhm19:03
DreadKnightso i should get rid of the pass for kwallet access19:03
rgreeningDreadKnight: I cant recommend to remove security, but if you dont really need it, then sure. The wallet will store and you dont get asked for a password.19:04
DreadKnightyeah19:05
DreadKnightso in jaunty my ./kde4 should be useless19:06
DreadKnightand not sure where settings for network manager are stored in ./kde19:06
DreadKnightfound them19:09
DreadKnightshare/knetworkmanager19:09
DreadKnightapps*19:09
faborgreening: yes. I'm using Qt under amd6419:09
rgreeningfabo: what vid card do you have?19:09
faborgreening: nvidia and intel19:10
rgreeningfabo: I built using basically your build, with a small few kubuntu differences. Qt 4.5 works on my 32 bit system but not on my 64. Same with  shtylman who has a intel 945 (I have GM45)19:11
rgreeningbasically, kdmgreet crashes19:11
shtylman_fabo: are you using both cards under 64bit?19:12
rgreeningfabo: are you using kde 4.2? and was iyour kde rebuilt on top of qt 4.5?19:12
rgreeningfabo: also which xserver and video driver version are you running? we are trying to narrow down where the issue occurs.19:13
rgreeningshtylman: other than kdmgreet, other things seem stable... how bout your side?19:14
faboyes, I'm using each laptop under amd6419:14
faborgreening: yes, kde 4.2 + kdebase-worskpace with the kdm fix19:14
rgreeningwhich kdm fix fabo19:15
rgreeningcause that's what I am apparantly missing19:15
shtylman_rgreening: agreed19:15
shtylman_rgreening: I have been opening and using other stuff, and it hasn't crashed19:15
shtylman_plasma drawing on some of the widgets has a few glitches, but otherwise pretty stable19:16
faborgreening: r922805_kdm_qt4.5_crash_fix.diff19:16
rgreeningI dont have that. do you have a link?19:16
shtylman_rgreening: out for a bit (desktop still on, so feel free to leave messages for todo or updates and I will check when I get back)19:17
fabo922805 is kde svn commit19:17
rgreeningok.19:17
rgreeningJontheEchidna, Riddell: I need this promoted ^^ asap for Qt 4.5.0.19:17
rgreeningty fabo. :)19:18
fabonp19:18
fabobtw, my intel card is an i94519:19
fabofor nvidia, I'm using nouveau19:19
rgreeningok, at least I know it does work19:19
rgreeningI was puling my hair out.19:19
QuintasanLooks like bad luck19:20
rgreeningQuintasan: I think we have a fix. Use gdm for now. kdm needs to be patched to work correctly.19:21
faboor startx19:21
QuintasanI killed my computer for second time today >_<19:21
rgreeningQuintasan: thats an hourly venture for me19:22
QuintasanYeah, but not while copying data, right?19:22
QuintasanThe best thing is I lost unimportant data19:23
QuintasanIt's dead19:31
ScottKJontheEchidna: Congrats on the qt4-x11 SRU going through.19:32
JontheEchidnaThx.19:33
Quintasanrgreening: if you will get the fixed (hopefully) kdm, let me know19:35
rgreeningQuintasan: I will upload in my PPA later, assuming JontheEchidna or Riddell do not already have the Qt 4.5.0 fix for workspace already queued up...19:36
JontheEchidnaI can't actually upload anything... Riddell will have to do that19:37
rgreeningJontheEchidna: do you know if the fix was already picked up or not? If not, we need to put this in19:37
JontheEchidnaDoesn't look like it: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdebase-workspace/ubuntu19:39
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ok. I'll make the patch and bzr up it19:40
rgreeningI forgot to look there.... my brain... my poor brain19:40
JontheEchidnaScottK: speaking of SRUs, could you take a look at bug 303505 please? It's been approved for upload19:42
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/303505/+text)19:43
ScottKJontheEchidna: Not right now.  Perhaps tonight.19:43
JontheEchidnaOk.19:43
Quintasanhmm It works faster (or it's my imagination)19:52
JontheEchidnaQt 4.5? It's supposed to be faster. :)19:52
QuintasanHah, also menus in lancelot disappeard but I knew it before :P19:53
rgreeningQuintasan: just uploaded ned kdebase-workspace to my PPA to build. Should fix the kdm issue. kdebase-workspace_4.2.0-0ubuntu6~ppa219:56
rgreeningshtylman: ^^19:56
DreadKnightmrrr network manager applet still now working20:00
DreadKnightcrashes plasma20:00
Quintasanrgreening: it disappeared a second ago Oo20:00
DreadKnightand in the network manager i have no actuall "connect" button20:01
rgreeningQuintasan: no, I deleted that one. it was the one without the patch20:01
Quintasanrgreening: ok20:01
rgreeningthe new one is uploaded to be built.20:01
rgreeningso, once it builds... it's ~ppa2 extension.20:01
Quintasanhmm, I like ufw-kde ;)20:02
rgreeningQuintasan: if it was finished... its a work in progress.20:02
rgreeningI still have a lot of backend stuff to implement.20:03
rgreeningbut ty :)20:03
rgreeningQuintasan: I was planning to have it on the DVD for Jaunty, but everything else took over my time.20:04
rgreeningbut, I'll hopefully get it into Universe at some point and then for Jaunty +120:04
Quintasanrgreening: Happens :D I wanted to learn Qt4 but I'm preparing for exams so no Qt for me :<20:05
rgreeningQuintasan: I've been teaching myself via KDE api.kde.org and a couple of PyQt books. so far, so good.20:06
rgreeningRiddell: do you have a link to the bugfix for kdebindings? or better yet and actual patch?20:10
rgreeningJontheEchidna: is there a numbering convention for our kubuntu patches? or pick the next highest available?20:15
JontheEchidnargreening: next highest, avoid resuing numbers20:16
rgreeningok20:16
rgreeningtwas what I thought20:16
QuintasanRiddell: poke, I've fixed the package :320:19
Quintasan(hopefully)20:19
Quintasanrgreening: too bad the icon of ufw-kde is the same as adept update notifier :D20:23
rgreeningQuintasan: I know. The app isn't finished. I was teaching myself PyQt while writing it. so I borrowed some bits. Never made an icon (yet)20:24
Quintasanrgreening: It just made me think "WTF? More updates?!"20:25
Quintasan:P20:25
rgreeningRiddell: new kdebase-workspace needs to be uploaded from bzr to fix KDM greet crash under Qt 4.5.0.20:25
rgreeningQuintasan: Bwhahahahah20:26
JontheEchidnabug 320915 is a beautiful sea of Fix Released21:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 320915 in cdbs "Remove aRts from the archive - rebuild all dependencies" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32091521:12
Riddellso, bottle of champaign later, where are we?21:31
RiddellQuintasan: what package did you fix?21:31
RiddellJontheEchidna: you need an SRU uploaded?21:33
shtylmanrgreening: I am trying to update from your ppa but getting dependency errors21:36
JontheEchidnaRiddell: yes, bug 30350521:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 303505 in kdesdk "Apply in Preferences dialog in Kompare crash" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30350521:48
ScottKRiddell: koffice FTBFS added to amarok, so fun all around.21:54
Riddellmeh, devfil promised it wouldn't21:54
ScottKAt a guess he test built on Intrepid.21:54
ScottKRiddell: We need to get rid of it's build-dep on kdelibs-doc so it can go NBS.21:55
ScottK... while we're at it.21:55
ScottK(note that's the we that means someone other than me)21:55
ScottKFYI, anyone doing Python stuff, the supported Python versions in Jaunty changed from 2.4/2.5 to 2.5/2.6 yesterday.21:56
shtylmanrgreening: I get package dependency errors from your ppa21:57
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rgreeningshtylman: what ones?22:00
rgreeningon workspace?22:01
shtylmanrgreening: all of them say they depend on ?=4.5.0 but 4.5.0~+rc1...etc is installed22:01
rgreeningif so, ya, I see22:01
rgreeningsome auto magic... I think I messed up the Qt SHLIBS22:01
rgreeningRiddell: ^^22:02
rgreeningsome advice...22:02
Riddellumm, dunno, worked for me22:02
rgreeningshtylman: I think I was supposed to specify something different in the Qt build.22:02
Riddellrgreening: any changes in what you e-mailed me other than the changelog?22:02
shtylmanrgreening: I see22:03
rgreeningRiddell: nope.22:03
rgreeningRiddell: in the qt build I set SHLIBS var to 4.5.0. I think that will cause a problem. In my ppa I cant install rebuild kdm22:03
rgreeningI think I was supposed to set it to 4.5.0~+rc122:03
rgreeningkdm: Depends: libqt4-dbus (>= 4.5.0) but 4.5.0~+rc1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed22:04
shtylmanyea...same problem here22:04
rgreeningSO that would need to be fixed in my Qt build.22:04
rgreeningRiddell: thoughts?22:05
Riddellyes I agree22:06
seelergreening: http://wm161.net/2009/02/19/kpackagekit-040-released/22:06
seelergreening: you know about kpackagekit 0.4.0?22:06
Riddellthat was a very good bottle of champaign22:06
rgreeningseele: yes22:06
seelergreening: ok good22:07
rgreeningseele: Tonio_ said he would look at the build tomorrow.22:07
seelergreening: ok. don't want to repeat any work22:08
rgreeningnope22:09
rgreeningRiddell: this line in Qt rules... SHLIBSVERSION := 4.5.022:09
rgreeningRiddell: I'm lost ... no more champain. less drinky more helpy .. hee hee22:12
rgreening:P22:12
RiddellI end up with package which e.g. Depend on libqtcore4 (= 4.5.0~+rc1-0ubuntu1~ppa9)22:12
Riddellbuilding now with the 4.5.0~+rc1-0ubuntu1, we'll see what comes out22:13
rgreeningRiddell: what did you change22:13
rgreeningthat SHLIBS line22:13
Riddelldidn't change anything, it's still  SHLIBSVERSION := 4.5.022:17
Riddelljust changed to the changelog you e-mailed me22:17
rgreeningRiddell: hmm... when I build kdebase-workspace against it, it says I need qt 4.5.022:20
rgreeningdo I have to mod the kde build?22:20
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NCommanderso kdebindings committed suidice ...22:21
NCommanderNice.22:21
Riddellrgreening: ah, hrm, interesting22:24
ScottKNCommander: How so?22:24
NCommanderScottK, it doesn't like the new python22:25
ScottKAh.  Not suprising.22:25
ScottKAt least you can test build that locally.22:26
RiddellI would have thought that python updates would happen along with other toolchain type bits22:32
shtylmanrgreening: any luck over there?22:34
Riddellrgreening: I confirm, trying now with SHLIBSVERSION := 4.5.0~+rc122:37
ScottKRiddell: One would think.  But the last time doko broke half the Python world it was after the last Alpha, so this is progress.22:38
ScottKNCommander: Where does PY_MAJOR_VERSION get set?22:38
NCommanderBuild system I think22:39
ScottKFound it22:39
ScottKsprintf( python_dll_name, python_dll_name_format, PY_MAJOR_VERSION, PY_MINOR_VERSION );22:39
ScottKNCommander: So I think it doesn't like what that has to say.22:40
NCommanderOh, thats probably being defined by pthon22:41
ScottKWanna go bug doko?22:41
NCommandernot really.22:42
kuaeraI am having problems with the new network manager and was informed to come here.22:49
kuaeraAttempting to load the KDE desktop from KDM causes it to freeze after the Internet icon, and I cannot access encrypted wireless networks.22:50
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kuaeraI am running Jaunty on an IBM Thinkpad T42, if that helps any.22:53
shtylmanif a package is UNRELEASED, can I still upload it to my ppa?23:04
shtylmanor do I have to change rename something first?23:04
Riddellshtylman: you have to change it to jaunty or whatever version you want to compile on23:06
shtylmanRiddell: is that a changelog change? or a flag I can set when building the source pagacke?23:06
shtylman*package23:06
Riddellchangelog23:13
shtylmangotcha23:13
Riddelldpkg-deb: failed in buffer_write(fd) (3, ret=-1): cat (data): No space left on device23:13
Riddelljings, qt is a beast23:14
Riddellkuaera: tonio is the network manager man, he's not here23:14
Riddellkuaera: try knetworkmanager as a substitute in the mean time23:14
shtylmanif a debuild is building multiple deb files, can I specify only a particular one for it to rebuild?23:35
JontheEchidnanope, debuild builds the entire source package at once and then splits up the installed files to their packages23:39
shtylmanthanks...I just really hate rebuilding ubiquity...damn template generation takes forever... :(23:40
ghostcubehmm anyone knows this ppa ?23:43
ghostcube http://ppa.launchpad.net/hortont/ppa/ubuntu23:43
ghostcubeoO23:44
shtylmanwhat makes it special?23:44
ghostcubehmm it has libsoup 2.25 and would be cool if anyone knews if the package is fine :)23:45
ghostcubeheh23:45
ghostcubeif not i must try my own :D23:46
kuaeraRiddell: I read that, but I could not respond; thank you23:49

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