/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/03/05/#kubuntu-devel.txt

ScottKI would appreciate it if someone with Qt skillz would look at scribus-ng and make it build (with libboost-python1.35-dev although I'm pretty sure that's not the problem).00:00
ScottKhttp://pastebin.com/m5a01980d00:02
ScottKrgreening: ^^^00:02
ScottKCan you look at that?00:02
rgreeningScottK: sure. I'll see what I can do00:18
ScottKrgreening: Thanks.00:21
rgreeningnp00:26
=== rickspencer3-afk is now known as rickspencer3
rgreeningo/ rickspencer300:30
* rickspencer3 wave00:30
rgreeningthe build system is being sooooo slow. KDE still building.00:30
rickspencer3with UIF tomorrow, I bet a lot of stuff in the queue00:31
rgreeningi386 has almost 400 packages00:31
DaSkreecho/ rickspencer300:31
rgreeningthis is hurting us :(00:31
rgreeningoh well...00:32
DaSkreechYeah I've seen three people jump in the chan to install KDE 4.200:32
DaSkreechrgreening: This isn't on backports right? It's experimental?00:32
DaSkreechThey are probably going to end up with some zombie parts of 4.2.0 and 4.2.100:32
rgreeningJaunty = main, Intrepid = ~kubuntu-experimental00:33
DaSkreechHow goes rickspencer3?00:33
DaSkreechYeah00:33
rickspencer3things are good00:33
rgreeninggood news is , kde 4.2.0 + 4.2.1 shouldn't mean breakage00:33
DaSkreechSo for luckily no one is jumping to Jaunty just to try out KDE 4.200:33
rgreeningbugfixes, so incremental...00:33
DaSkreechThough we have been asked that a lot >_>00:33
DaSkreechrickspencer3: Good00:34
rickspencer3had lunch with some old friends today, and had a lap to myself at the pool, so basically, a good afternoon :)00:34
rickspencer3still using Kubuntu (day 3 now)00:34
DaSkreechrgreening: tamasrepus: Patiently waiting for the latest ! KDE 4.2.1 packages to filter into ! Ubuntu # Jaunty00:35
DaSkreech:-D00:35
DaSkreechrickspencer3: Questions? Thoughts ?00:36
rickspencer3not really00:36
rickspencer3it didn't take me long to learn00:36
DaSkreech\o/00:36
rickspencer3I guess I would need to learn pyqt to really consider myself a user of the platform though00:37
DaSkreech4.1 or 4.2 btw ?00:37
rickspencer3I installed alpha 5, so I think that was 4.1?00:37
rgreeningrickspencer3: I think 4.200:38
DaSkreechAh right Jaunty No jaunty is pure 4.200:38
rickspencer3cool00:38
rickspencer3then 4.200:38
DaSkreechJust like Koala will be pure 4.300:38
rgreeningrickspencer3: pyqt is real easy to program in00:38
rgreeningand there are some great books00:39
rickspencer3I can chuck pygtk around pretty good, but I don't consider myself to really know a platform until I can create a basic native app in it00:39
rickspencer3I guess for most users, that's not really an issue00:40
* DaSkreech ponders what a basic app entails00:40
rgreeningrickspencer3: qt-creator or kdevelop or qt-designer are all our friends in KDE land.00:40
DaSkreechPretty sure we can pull up some stuff that's a hole in KDE land00:40
rgreeningand make it sooooo easy00:40
rickspencer3hehe00:41
DaSkreechrickspencer3: You could be publishing stuff to KDE SVN ;-)00:41
rickspencer3I have enoguh to do!00:41
* ScottK has never actually written anything that has a U/I.00:41
rickspencer3svn, not bzr?!?00:41
rickspencer3hehe00:41
* rickspencer3 ducks00:41
DaSkreechWell a service manager I think woudl be simple enough00:41
ScottKrickspencer3: bzr is basically unheard of outside LP/Ubuntu.00:41
DaSkreechQuakks00:41
rgreeningScottK: ever write anything which acked for input?00:41
rgreeningasked even00:41
ScottKrgreening: Nope.  It's all serverish stuff.00:41
rgreeningthats a UI, just not a G-UI00:41
rgreening:)00:41
ScottKActually I take that back.00:42
rgreeninghe00:42
rgreeningheh00:42
DaSkreechrickspencer3: Ha ha Don't worry distributed revision is in the crosshairs00:42
ScottKI did write a web thingy once that dit.00:42
ScottKdit/did00:42
DaSkreechrickspencer3: Too high a target to aim at?00:42
rickspencer3DaSkreech: I just don't see myself having the time to write and then maintain an app right now00:43
DaSkreechrickspencer3: Well work with the Kubuntu team :)00:43
rickspencer3not to mention learning all the KDE tools00:43
rickspencer3maybe, let me think about it00:43
DaSkreechThey work with upstream so it would be a flow from here to upstream00:43
rickspencer3I have a programming project right now that is taking up a lot of my free time (though it is very work related)00:43
DaSkreechas long as it's not upstart specific (no issues having support) it would start being picked up by all distros00:44
DaSkreechHaving upstart support would actuallly be sweet00:44
DaSkreechpeople are still kinda confused as to how upstart makes a difference00:44
* ScottK is currently downloading the vegastrike svn logs hoping to find that magic commit message that say "Make it work with boost1.35"00:44
DaSkreechrickspencer3: Free time? Never heard of it!00:45
rickspencer3lol00:45
shtylmanis 4.2.1 build for jaunty yet?00:45
ScottKBuilding00:45
DaSkreechshtylman: Kindaish00:45
shtylmanheh, nice00:45
DaSkreechdepends on which package you are talking about :)00:45
DaSkreechrgreening: I forget wat's in kubuntu-memebers-kde4 ?00:46
rgreeningnot been used recently... dunn00:48
rgreeningdunno00:48
DaSkreechbah I'll disable00:50
DaSkreechThink it was KDE 4.1 when that came out00:50
DaSkreechseele: ha implicit save00:51
smarterone day, all our PPAs will collapse on themselves and crush the world, and we still won't know what they were for.00:58
* smarter shouldn't write stuff at 2AM00:58
rickspencer3I see lots of KDE change mails in my change mail folder01:03
rickspencer3busy day here, huh?01:03
rgreeningwe're hardly ever idle here. I wish  I had 10 hands to do all the work I need to.01:07
rgreeningor would like to.01:07
rgreeningOMG over 300 email since 2 hours ago.01:08
rgreeningwth01:08
rgreeningtranslation templates.. 300 emails about that01:09
rgreeningomg. that's insane01:09
DaSkreechrgreening: If you are responding to rickspencer3 he left01:09
rgreeningcat /dev/null > mail01:09
rgreeningDaSkreech: nah, just chatting out loud01:10
seeleDaSkreech: huh?01:20
rgreeningscott_ev: ping01:20
rgreeningsry, meant ScottK01:21
DaSkreechseele: I clicked on a repo in adept's software-properties-kde and it crashed When I opened it the repo I had clicked off was off01:21
DaSkreechimplicit save :)01:21
DaSkreechWhich I guess was inherited from the gnome tool01:21
DaSkreechIt was a little strange01:22
seeleyeah, by design or by accident, heh01:22
DaSkreechI guess if it was pervasive I'd be used to it01:22
DaSkreechJust not sure how much I like clicking something accidently or something and having it applied instantly01:23
DaSkreechThinking about it more it does work well for Gnome since they have very very stripped options01:23
DaSkreechEven the compiz effects in ubuntu are off on on&&pretty --very01:23
DaSkreechWhere as there are quite a few  fiddly bits in the default KDE compositing layout01:24
DaSkreechso KDE naturally falls into a way of showing you what your choice looks like before you apply it since it may have consequences that you (and KDE) don't anticipate01:25
DaSkreechwhereas I would guess Gnome's main way of thinking is we know exactly what happens when you click this01:26
DaSkreechBah Now I'm thinking about usabilty psychology01:27
DaSkreechseele: drat you and your efficient promo regime!01:28
* seele is confused01:28
ScottKrgreening: There's a bug about the translation notifications you can whine in.01:30
ScottKrgreening: Pong01:30
DaSkreechseele: :-)01:31
* DaSkreech hugs seele and wanders off for some hot malt01:31
rgreeningScottK: I set a filter > /dev/null :) taken care of01:31
rgreeningScottK: debian has a newer scribus-ng 2009020901:31
ScottKIt's more fun to beat on the LP devs in the meantime.01:31
rgreeningIm going to test that one01:32
scott_evrgreening: yes01:32
ScottKrgreening: Excellent.01:32
rgreeningnp01:32
scott_evrgreening: sorry, was afk01:32
rgreeningscott_ev: I keep pinging you, cause my tab completion autocompletes to your name rather than scottk :) sry01:33
scott_evall good01:33
scott_evI do that sometimes too01:33
scott_evwell, I'm here is you decide I can help in some way01:34
rgreening1/10 times I fail to catch the tab complete error :)01:34
scott_evhehe01:34
rgreeningScottK: Quassel needs more intelligent <tab> completion.01:35
ScottKrgreening: Already in Git for 0.5.01:35
scott_evfunny01:35
rgreeningcool01:35
ScottKThat and the multi-line paste protection are the two things I still miss from Konversation.01:36
ScottKI love kdesvn.01:37
ScottKThis commit message from the vegastrike svn "compat with the new boost python 1.35"01:37
ScottKI can haz patch.01:37
DaSkreechrgreening: What client?01:39
DaSkreechOh Quassel :)01:39
rgreeningkonsole click'n'highlight seems to have changed. It now delineates words on '-', so I used to be able to doubleclick a file name and now it only selects a portion or the whole line if I triple click. ANNOYING.01:39
rgreeningScottK: ^ any idea if that's configuarble somewhere?01:40
DaSkreechYeah I like konversation's listing of people sorted by the last time they spoke in the chan01:40
DaSkreechMakes tab completion very very easy01:40
DaSkreechAs long as you aren't in #kde01:40
ScottKrgreening: It is, but I can't remember where.01:41
* vorian huggles his irssi01:41
rgreeningwell, the default changed somewhere along the way, and its really ticking me off.01:41
rgreeningScottK: would it be a bash thing or Konsole thing?01:41
ScottKI'll go with Konsole.01:42
rgreeningScottK: found it...01:43
rgreeningkonsole...01:43
ScottKMaybe something we need to set in k-d-s?01:43
rgreeningprob01:44
rgreeningah, thats much better...01:45
rgreeningstupid changing settings...01:45
rgreeningScottK: new scribus builds with boost 1.34...01:46
rgreeningso next to change it to 1.3501:46
ScottKPerfect01:46
ScottKrgreening: Since the entire point of scribus-ng is to have the latest crack, I think by definition it's OK to update.01:48
rgreeninghehe01:48
* ScottK just had another FTBFS due to no arts ....02:15
ScottKThe list of packages that build-dep on kdelibs, but not cdbs probably need checked.02:18
ScottKa|wen: ^^^02:18
DreadKnightfor some reason i don't have sound in firefox / flash videoes recently02:29
DreadKnight:\02:29
DaSkreechAre we planninga human changelog for Kubuntu Jackalope ?02:32
DreadKnightflash totally sucks for me.. hangs up ... stops playing .. .no sound T_T02:33
ScottKDaSkreech: I think we just do release notes.02:36
ScottKIf you think we ought to have something more extensive, I'd say go for it.02:36
DaSkreechScottK: Should we look into doing a human changelog?02:36
DaSkreechI'll try start something02:36
* ScottK doesn't even know what that means exactly.02:37
rgreeningScottK: scribus-ng built successfully02:37
ScottKrgreening: Excellent.  Make a merge bug and shove a debdiff into it an I'll sponsor it.02:38
rgreeningok02:38
DaSkreechScottK:  http://www.fsckin.com/2008/03/28/ubuntu-hardy-heron-804-release-notes-rewritten-in-plain-english/02:38
ScottKDaSkreech: I think that'd be great.  I know I'm totally unqualified to write it.02:40
DreadKnightDaSkreech: change log from hardy to jaunty?02:40
DaSkreechDreadKnight: Not sure that's needed02:42
DaSkreechchangelog from hardy to loping leopard should be interesting02:43
DreadKnightyeah02:43
DreadKnightit will probably be lion, because mapple used leopard..02:44
DaSkreechlemming02:44
DaSkreechmost likely going to go with something like ladybird or lamb02:45
jjesse_how about leaping lizard02:46
DaSkreechYeah that goes in the Hungry Hippo bin02:46
DaSkreechas long as it's not lamprey or leech or lightningbug we should be ok I think :)02:47
DaSkreechUnless he ups the take on mac line to the next level and names it Liger02:48
etankok im really confused02:48
DaSkreechetank: hi I'm really Roger02:49
etanknice to meet you DaSkreech ;)02:49
DaSkreech:-)02:49
DaSkreechDreadKnight: but I think the KDE 4.2 official Kubuntu release should have a human changelog to it02:55
JontheEchidna141 emails....03:02
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: rgreening wins :)03:03
rgreeningscottk: bug 33807303:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338073 in scribus-ng "Please merge scribus-ng 1.3.5.dfsg~svn20090208-2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33807303:03
JontheEchidnaI got like 50 emails earlier. I guess he still wins though :P03:03
rgreeningI had over 300 JontheEchidna03:03
ScottKrgreening: Looking.03:03
JontheEchidnaI have 200 - 225ish (I deleted a bunch already)03:03
ScottKPlease go whine in the bug.03:03
ScottKrgreening: What I need in the bug is a debdiff from the Debian version.03:06
rgreeningIt is03:06
ScottKWhich I see now you put there03:06
rgreeninglol03:06
ScottKnevermind03:06
JontheEchidnaWhoa, I picked up 1000 karma points for translations03:09
jjesse_yay03:09
JontheEchidnaActually, that a bug :P03:09
jjesse_did y ou trade them in for something good?03:09
JontheEchidnahaha03:09
ScottKMy poor laptop.03:10
JontheEchidnaThe number is still dwarfed by my 56006 bug management karma poitns :D03:10
jjesse_JontheEchidna do you get sicfk of marking the nepomuk bug as duplicate?03:10
* ScottK has 3 pbuilds going and one debuild -S -sa03:10
JontheEchidnajjesse_: I have the bug number memorized03:10
JontheEchidnabug 31727103:10
ubottuLaunchpad bug 317271 in redland "nepomukservicestub causes crash in Soprano::Redland backend" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31727103:10
JontheEchidnawhich is somewhat sad on many levels03:11
dtchen_it's not sad until you memorise the launchpadlibrarian urls to dget older dscs that don't exhibit said bugs, or until you memorise git changesets down to the particular bisect preventing a bug03:12
JontheEchidnaI concur. That is sad. :P03:12
JontheEchidnaI have git bisected wine before for regression testing. That's a pain.03:13
jjesse_i have no idea what you have all just said03:13
JontheEchidnaheh03:13
JontheEchidnagit allows you to apply/unapply changes, then rebuild03:13
JontheEchidnait narrows down commits until you find the buggy commit03:14
rgreeningI've had my share of git bisects in mesa03:14
rgreeningnot pretty03:14
JontheEchidnaI think Kubuntu 9.04 is turning out pretty good. :)03:19
rgreeningIt's not bad at all.03:20
rgreeningI still wish we have more people/time to polish things.03:21
jjesse_i just need to get my ass together and work on documentation and all of that stuff03:22
JontheEchidnaHas anybody tried translations since the langpacks were updated to 9.04?03:22
JontheEchidnaIf all the importation success emails mean anything, then they should be pretty good03:22
JontheEchidnaor at least better than what we released with intrepid ;-)03:23
JontheEchidnaI think the main gripes with 8.10 were: crappy translations, poor search capabilities in Adept (otherwise it was great imo), and knetworkmanager sucking03:23
JontheEchidnaI remember people moaning in multiple of my blog posts that we should adopt KPackageKit03:24
JontheEchidnathey'd better be happy :P03:24
rgreeningno, they still will moan at something we missed :)03:24
rgreeningScottK: hows the scribus-ng looking03:25
JontheEchidnaOh, they also moaned that 8.10 was "unstable" but I never found anybody who could give me anything more general than that, and certainly not anything to make me think it was crashes caused by errors on our end03:25
ScottKrgreening: pbuildering away on my poor overloaded laptop.03:26
rgreeningI still get some random plasma freezes up03:26
rgreeningScottK: cool. diff looked ok03:26
ScottKYep03:26
rgreeningxcellent03:26
JontheEchidnaPeople will always find something to moan about. They will then proceed to find people moaning about other things (may or may not be related) and come to the conclusions that in some broad manner, $DISTRO sucks03:28
rgreeningI'd like to institute a rule: if you make a complaint, you must help fix the issue.03:29
DaSkreechjjesse_: Do you think that a human changelog is a good idea?03:29
etankrgreening: that would either stop complaints or get the issues fixed faster for sure03:29
rgreening:)03:29
DaSkreechJontheEchidna: People ask why we are adopting kpackagekit03:29
JontheEchidnaDaSkreech: lol03:30
DaSkreechGranted the overwhelming number just want something that's not adept03:30
rgreeningcause adept sucks, is not goingt o be maintained, etc.03:30
JontheEchidnaIt's un-maintainance was sorta caused by the move to kpk though....03:30
rgreeningtheres always aptitude :)03:30
DaSkreechYes I know03:30
JontheEchidnaand aside from search sucking I think Adept was great03:30
DaSkreechI loved adept :(03:31
rgreeningno, it was bad03:31
DaSkreechI wants debtags03:31
etankwait ... you mean there is a gui for installing packages in ubuntu??? :)03:31
JontheEchidnaIt is nice and fast and stable, unlike adept 2.003:31
etankaptitude ftw03:31
rgreeninganyone watch "Life on Mars"?03:32
JontheEchidnaOh, also my "crash-on-boot-with-any-kernel-newer-than-the-last-one-from-hardy" bug got fixed today, so I'm stoked03:33
JontheEchidnaI should just make a disjointed, rambling attempt at a blog today, heh.03:33
a|wenScottK: which one did FTBFS this time due to no arts?03:35
ScottKa|wen: regina-normal.  I fixed the configure and it still FTBFS due to a test failure03:36
ScottKI suspect it's the new python03:36
a|wenokay ... you build it locally?03:37
ScottKYes and it died.03:37
ScottKThe very helpful error message was Running trigeneral.test ... TEST FAILED03:38
a|wenoh, yeah that is not very specific03:39
ScottKa|wen: Here's my debdiff if you want to fiddle with it (I won't have more time for it tonight) http://pastebin.com/f1a9c0eba03:40
a|wenokay, i might take a look at it a little later03:42
JontheEchidnaOnce 9.04 is out the door I think I will make a python plasmoid to fill the time until the archive reopens03:45
ScottKJontheEchidna: There will be plenty of SRU to do in the meantime.04:58
DaSkreechArgh06:16
DaSkreech4.2.1 is crashy06:16
Tm_TDaSkreech: -dbg packages installed?06:17
DaSkreechfor kde-network06:17
DaSkreechShould I remove them?06:17
Tm_Tno, -dbg packages are good, can you provide traces?06:17
DaSkreechI guess let me see06:18
DaSkreechKonqueror is part of base right? not network?06:18
Tm_Tyes06:19
DaSkreechok I'll have to install that -dbg06:19
DaSkreechIt's easy  to replicate for me though06:19
DaSkreechopen konqueror window06:19
DaSkreechcrash06:19
Tm_T:-P06:20
DaSkreechhmm fair amount of kdebase-*-dbg packages which one is konqueror in ?06:21
Tm_Tkdebase-dbg ?06:22
DaSkreechdpkg: serious warning: files list file for package `acl' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed.06:24
DaSkreechI get that quite often now06:24
DaSkreechkonqueror(28257) KServiceFactory::findServiceByDesktopPath: "findServiceByDesktopPath: searchproviders/.desktop not found"06:31
DaSkreechKCrash: Application 'konqueror' crashing...06:31
DaSkreechsock_file=/home/skreech/.kde/socket-Released/kdeinit4__006:31
DaSkreechWithout gdb06:31
DaSkreechseems to betied to KHTML06:32
DaSkreechTm_T: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com:80/126583/ with gdb06:38
markeyyay, just got KDE 4.2.1 updates :)07:28
markeykubuntu ftw07:28
Tm_Tbrrrrh07:28
Tonio_hi guys07:37
Mamarokjust FYI, still got that error on install with kde-icons-oxygen package (running a 64-bit)07:58
Mamarokhave to override it manually, same issue since 4.1 times07:58
* Mamarok wonders if nobody else reported this problem...07:59
markeythanks for 4.2.1 update07:59
markeyworks great :)07:59
Tonio_Mamarok: what's the error message exactly ?08:10
Tonio_Mamarok: file conflict between 2 packages ?08:10
MamarokTonio_: yes, allways the same, can't install because it tries to write into an existing directory08:11
Mamarokbut --force-overwrite does the trick08:11
Tonio_Mamarok: which directory/file ?08:11
Tonio_Mamarok: I can fix, but you should have a conflicting package which isn't installed for me...08:12
Tonio_I need either the file/dirctory or the package name conflicting with it08:12
Mamarokseems to be koffice-data-kde408:12
Tonio_Mamarok: and which other one ?08:12
Tonio_krita-data ?08:12
MamarokTonio_: see above, kde-icons-oxygen08:13
Tonio_hum oki08:13
Tonio_Mamarok: running jaunty ?08:13
Mamaroknope, Intrepid08:13
Tonio_I guess no since I fixed that one for jaunty :)08:13
Tonio_Mamarok: okay, that explains...08:13
Tonio_Mamarok: well it's fixed in jaunty08:13
Mamarokok, will see then08:13
* Mamarok ponders upgrading to Jaunty since quite some time08:14
Mamarokno more X problems?08:14
Tonio_Mamarok: kde4.2 maintainance in intrepid isn't as good as in jaunty since backporting fixes takes a lot of time, so we don't do for minor fixes, unfortunatelly08:14
Tonio_Mamarok: depends on your driver, but seems to work nicelly here08:14
Mamarokhm, I still can build Intrepid packages in Jaunty with chroot, can I?08:15
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Lureanybody knows why kdeplasma-addons-data is 4.2.1, while kdeplasma-addons is only 4.2.009:35
* Lure needs his notes widget back ;-)09:35
jussi01that was a short visit by the sabdfl... :D09:41
Nightroseany reason there is no news about 4.2.1 on kubuntu.org?10:40
smarterNightrose: ninjas felt asleep uploading it? (:10:42
Nightrosesmarter: haha10:42
Nightrosesmarter: is it save to install on intrepid?10:42
Nightrosei can deal with file conflicts10:42
smarternot sure10:42
Nightrosebut would rather not have a b0rked system10:42
smarterI've upgrade my EEE last night and it worked quiet well today :)10:43
smarterbut all was not up at that time10:43
Nightrosehehe10:43
NightroseJontheEchidna: ^10:43
a|wenNightrose: i upgraded without a single file conflict ... and works quite well10:58
Nightrosethanks a|wen :)10:59
a|wenis kde4.2.1 officially released from the kde team?10:59
Nightroseyes11:00
a|wenoh, then we need to get some news on kubuntu.org11:04
* a|wen just lost all keyboard input in his session ... logging out and in solved it11:05
smartera|wen: that happens since I upgraded to jaunty11:05
a|wendoes hope that doesn't happen again11:05
smarterusually after a few minutes it works again11:05
a|wensmarter: i'm on intrepid11:05
smarterthe joy of Xorg :p11:05
a|wenyeah, probably xorg is to blame11:05
a|wennext time i'll try to wait 5 mins11:06
smartersometimes the alt key get "stuck" too11:07
Nightrosehappenes here sometimes as well11:07
a|weni'm only victim to the alt-key problem when logged in via remote desktop to a windows pc11:09
cortex_ska|wen:  no you're not11:16
a|wenlet's hope it gets fixed ... sounds like the problem is greatest in jaunty11:18
ScottKTonio_: Whatever you fixed in Jaunty that's not fixed in Intrepid, please upload a fix for Intrepid too.11:18
Tonio_ScottK: I know it won't be fixed....11:19
Tonio_ScottK: but I have no time for this11:19
Tonio_ScottK: and the process is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO long that I don't want to waste my time on this11:19
markeyanyone know when Qt 4.5 final is estimated to hit a repo?11:19
Tonio_ScottK: I know that's a bit rude....11:19
ScottKTonio_: I think it's rather unfair to the people who are maintaining the Intrepid stuff that you just complain it's not well maintained and then refuse to help.11:19
markeyI'm eager to test it with amarok 2, as we have some bug reports against it11:19
ScottKmarkey: Yesterday.11:20
Tonio_ScottK: but as you know it I consider we shouldn't provide kde backports for the current stable release11:20
markeyreally? oh11:20
markeyScottK: can you tell me the repo, please?11:20
Tonio_ScottK: that's my free time, I do whatever I want11:20
Tonio_ScottK: let canonical engage me and I'll do it :)11:20
Tonio_ScottK: IMHO backporting kde4.2 to intrepid is a waste of time11:20
Tonio_ScottK: since it dupes the effort and so on...11:21
ScottKTonio_: It's already done.  Can you at least give me the specifics?11:21
NightroseTonio_: you'd make me very unhappy with that ;-)11:21
markeyfwiw, 4.2.1 works great here on 8.1011:21
Nightroselike very11:21
markeyvery happy with the update11:21
Nightrose<- would sob all day11:21
markeyScottK: so, what's the repo for Qt 4.5, please?11:21
Tonio_ScottK: yup lemme check the source package for changes...11:22
a|wenmarkey: it is in jaunty/main11:22
Tonio_ScottK: don't get me wrong, but I consider whatever I do, that's never "unfair" as long as it's on my free time :)11:22
markeywell I am on 8.10, is there a backport available?11:22
a|wenmarkey: no ;)11:22
markeyis it planned, then?11:22
markeyat least in some PPA11:23
a|wenafaik it's not11:23
markeyI need the thign :)11:23
ScottKTonio_: The part that really annoys me is you also then making negative remarks about the quality of the maintenance in Intrepid.  I take it personally.11:23
* markey bets someone will offer it, just a question of time11:23
ScottKProbably no one here.11:23
markeyyou'd do us amarok devs a big favour11:23
Tonio_ScottK: you got me wrong then11:23
ScottKTonio_: That's how it sounded.11:24
a|wenmarkey: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11 ... download it and upload it to intrepid in your PPA; if you are lucky it compiles ;)11:24
Tonio_ScottK: I said that if we want the same QA for 4.2 in intrepid than for jaunty11:24
Tonio_then we need to backport EVERY fix11:24
markeyI was hoping for a bit more ;)11:24
Tonio_and due to the hudge process of SRU, that's just impossible11:24
Tonio_therefore I consider we should only bugfix the intrepid version of kde11:24
markeyyou want a stable amarok in kubuntu, right?11:24
Tonio_and as our users to wait for the next one11:25
markeythat calls for a bit of cooperation11:25
Tonio_since because of the SRU process, there is no way to provide a good fixing cycle for the stable release11:25
ScottKTonio_: Backports has no huge SRU process.  That's totall BS.11:25
NightroseTonio_: I know a few people who would leave kubuntu then :/11:25
Tonio_ScottK: that's not because of you, but because of the process11:25
Tonio_ScottK: QA is11:25
Tonio_ScottK: and as we don't have a decent QA process...11:25
Tonio_ScottK: well that's my personnal opinion, I don't complain about that every day11:26
ScottKTonio_: For backports you need approval from an ubuntu-backporter.  That's it.11:26
a|wenmarkey: i can try to shuffle it in my PPA and see if it compiles ... might do, might not11:26
* ScottK is one, so if something needs backporting the bureacracy is "Ask Scott".11:26
Tonio_I consider working on SRU, for *me*, useless, and don't to it... everyone is free to backport my changes, no pb11:26
Tonio_but I won't do it11:26
ScottKTonio_: SRU != Backports.11:26
Tonio_and that's absolutly not against you, or the quality of your work11:26
markeya|wen: that would great, I'd be thankful :)11:26
markeywould be*11:27
Tonio_ScottK: right, sorry I was talking about backports then11:27
a|wenmarkey: let's see if the thing compiles first :P11:27
Tonio_ScottK: 4.2 backportig to intrepid11:27
ScottKNo SRU there11:27
Tonio_ScottK: my fix is for koffice, which shouldn't even be packaged fir intrepid11:27
Tonio_ScottK: sorry if I wasn't clear11:28
ScottKWell it's a little late for not putting it in Intrepid.11:28
Tonio_ScottK: but don't consider whatever I say against you, that's not my point, really11:28
Tonio_ScottK: so I wasn't talking about SRU, but about backports :)11:29
Tonio_ScottK: with a 6 month release schedule, the small team, and the lack of decent QA process, we shouldn't backport kde/koffice and so on11:29
ScottKIt sounds like there is a problem in Intrepid because you've declined to fix it.  That's you're right, but I don't think you should then give armwaving about lower quality packages in backports.11:29
Tonio_ScottK: I'm happy to see people doing this, but I won't :)11:30
Tonio_ScottK: hum... how many uploads for kdelibs 4.2 in intrepid ?11:30
ScottKI think the backports are critical to getting enough people using the new release to get enough bugs upstream to get stuff fixed for us before release.11:30
Tonio_ScottK and how many uploads for jaunty ?11:30
ScottKI think two, but one collected a lot of the fixes from several Jaunty uploads.11:31
Tonio_ScottK: are you sure every fix is backported ? no11:31
Tonio_ScottK: so that's lower quality11:31
Tonio_ScottK: not because of you11:31
Tonio_ScottK: because of small team and lack of time11:31
Tonio_and probably because too short release schedule, that make people like me focussing on stable+111:32
Tonio_ScottK: this isn't a criticism, just my objective feeling, and since I respect you, I don't want to lie11:32
ScottKI agree we can't afford to backport every fix, but the ones that have to do with basic package installability, I think we need to do those.11:32
Tonio_ScottK: that's absolutly not personal (how could it be ^^)11:32
ScottKOK11:33
Tonio_ScottK: I have seen people testing 4.2 on intrepid11:33
ScottKI'm running 4.2 on Intrepid.11:33
Tonio_ScottK: the bugs they had, the problems they had11:33
Tonio_ScottK: that I never had on jaunty, and that will be fixed *before* people use it11:33
ScottKWhen I installed it, I had some installability issues, but they are all fixed now.11:33
* Nightrose uses 4.2 on intrepid as well11:33
Nightroseworks ok11:33
ScottKBTW, many of those same bugs existed unreported in the Jaunty packages.11:34
Tonio_ScottK: but people used to install it and saw those issues11:34
Tonio_ScottK: they won't with jaunty cause it'll be fixed before they see it11:34
ScottKSo I can tell you based just on me using the Intrepid backport, the Jaunty packages got better.11:34
Nightrosethe only thing you accieve with not backporting to stable is making people switch to another distro or to a very early unstable11:34
ScottKTonio_: The problems hadn't even been reported.11:34
Tonio_ScottK: that's probably true too, indeed, good point11:34
ScottKAnd that's the value of the backport for Jaunty is we find out stuff we wouldn't otherwise get until too late.11:35
Tonio_ScottK: well, that's something I'd live to discuss with you, with a good beer11:35
Tonio_ScottK: just a matter of opinion btw11:35
ScottKI wouldn't recommend everyone run the backport.  I did not put it on my kid's computer.11:35
Tonio_ScottK: but they do, cause they consider it "official"11:35
ScottKBut I think it has a lot of value to making Kubuntu and KDE better.11:35
Tonio_ScottK: Or, we should communicate that those may contain bugs, blabla, in the release comment11:36
ScottKIt is 'officia', but 'unsupported'.11:36
Tonio_ScottK: and then I'm all with you11:36
ScottKofficia/official.11:36
Tonio_ScottK: people don't know that11:36
ScottKTonio_: I agree we could do better about communicating the risks associated with these packages.11:36
Tonio_ScottK: that's what I mean.... they install it, experience problems, and report "Kubuntu sucks and kde 4.2 is shit"11:36
ScottKTonio_: In Adept, backports is called "Unsupported Updates", so if they don't know it, they don't read and that's not my problem.11:37
Tonio_ScottK: that's what I eard at work... not my point I love kde/kubuntu, but that's the feedback I got11:37
Tonio_ScottK: that's fine.... most people don't use adept btw :)11:37
Tonio_ScottK: since it is soooooooooooo bad :)11:37
Tonio_ScottK: that's about the release announcement11:38
ScottKAlternatively people could upgrade to Jaunty to get 4.2 and then weeks later find their system FUBAR due to the Python transition11:38
ScottKI agree the release announcements could be better.11:38
Tonio_ScottK: we should say "if you're not an experienced user that is ready to experience integration problems, you should consider keep your kde version and wait for the next kubuntu version"11:38
Tonio_ScottK: print out this, and I'm all with you11:38
ScottKI think for most users who really want the latest KDE the backports are safer than the development release.11:38
ScottKTonio_: I'm good with something like that.11:39
Tonio_ScottK: unless this happens, I'll consider the backports a trully respectable effort, but with bad consequences11:39
ScottKYou'll get no objection from me.11:39
Tonio_ScottK: great then :)11:39
Tonio_ScottK: but to switch back to the default11:39
ScottKI don't think I understand what you mean by that?11:40
Tonio_ScottK: s/default/pevious point11:40
ScottKOK11:41
Tonio_ScottK: the thing is that we should also consider the point where something is fixed in jaunty11:41
Tonio_what, how, which processes leads the fix backporting, outside the willing of one person ?11:41
Tonio_ScottK: I'm working 50/55 hours a week.... my time for kubuntu is limited11:41
Tonio_I work on it at mid-day, in the evening and in the WE...11:42
Nightrosecan't we have a list for such stuff so people who have the time can pick it up?11:42
Tonio_ScottK: most people are like me... when we do something in +1, what defines the limit it has to go back to the backport ? who will take care  etc...11:42
ScottKTonio_: I think installability fixes must go back.  All else is a judgement call.11:43
Tonio_ScottK: so when I fix a fiole conflict in jaunty, I have to consider people using the backports, the kubuntu-experimental repo11:44
Tonio_where is the limit ?11:44
ScottKPersonally I don't worry so much about experimental.  It's very clearly labled crack.11:44
Tonio_ScottK: for me, if the bug exists in kubuntu, so with 4.1, I have to fix it with an SRU11:44
Tonio_ScottK: if that's a 4.2 bug, no need to fix11:44
Tonio_ScottK: no judgement there, it is very clear11:44
ScottKOK.11:44
Tonio_at least, clearer for me11:45
ScottKIf you fix installability stuff, would you at least let me know.11:45
Tonio_ScottK: I whish I had time to do more... but that's not possible right now...11:45
Tonio_ScottK: I did, remember kdebluetooth11:45
Tonio_ScottK: I'm not that rude11:45
Tonio_ScottK: just that ubuntu's going in a lot of cirections11:45
ScottKYes, but this koffice2 related problem ....11:45
ScottKWhat needs to be done with that?11:45
Tonio_ScottK: I'll give you the diff, gimme a moment11:46
Tonio_ScottK: .install files to fix... gimme 10 minutes to branch bzr11:46
ScottKThanks.11:46
Tonio_ScottK: the thing is that the very reason of ubuntu/kubuntu is :11:47
Tonio_- short dev cycle11:47
Tonio_- stable never changes11:47
Tonio_without this, we go back to debian sid11:47
Tonio_and the backporting of kde4.2 breaks this, imho, that's the very what I think11:47
ScottKYes, but the KDE cycle is also short, so if we want to get stuff fixed between 4.x.0 and our release, we need to get the packages in people's hands.11:47
Tonio_with a 1 year dev cycle, I'll have another vision of this :)11:47
MamarokTonio_: well, I think it was necessary, as 8.10 was shipped with a very broken KDE 4.0 something11:48
Tonio_ScottK: going from 4.1.0 to 4.1.1 with SRU, that's fine with me11:48
apachelogger8.10 had 4.111:48
ScottKMamarok: It was 4.111:48
Tonio_ScottK: 4.1 to 4.2 is too much of a big change...11:48
Mamarokand *that* was not well communicated by anybody, so...11:48
Tonio_ScottK: I'd be curious to know what ubuntu does with gnome and new major releases...11:48
apacheloggerTonio_: what is the discussion about anyway?11:48
ScottKTonio_: That's why it's not in -updates, it's in -backports.11:48
MamarokTonio_: the average user is not supposed to use Backports anyway11:49
ScottKTonio_: I've used Kubuntu since Dapper and we've always had packages for the newer KDE.11:49
Tonio_ScottK: John Doe doesn't figure out and activates everything11:49
Tonio_ScottK: and then complain it doesn't work.... that's stupid, but that's the people :)11:49
ScottKTonio_: That's John Doe's problem then.11:49
ScottKSo let's just get rid of backports entirely.11:49
MamarokScottK: +1, but there are others who think it's our fault11:49
Tonio_apachelogger: the begining was that I fixed a bug on jaunty but didn't backport the bug to "-backports"11:49
* apachelogger drinks his bloody mary11:50
Mamarok(+1 for JohnDoes fault)11:50
ScottKTonio_: You also didn't fix it and then complained the maintenance was poor.11:50
Tonio_Mamarok: 95% of our users are john doe pepple11:50
ScottKIt was the combination of the two that started this.11:50
Tonio_Mamarok: let's say we don't mind if they dislike kde, because that's their fault....11:50
* apachelogger finds the discussion rather weird TBH11:51
Tonio_Mamarok: that's disrecpecfull for our users... very debianish I'd say11:51
Tonio_ScottK: yep, and that's unfair11:51
MamarokTonio_: nope, we should have communicated better with the 8.10 release, stating that 4.1 is *not* for JohnDoes11:51
apacheloggeroh11:51
apacheloggerwe did11:51
apacheloggera lot11:51
apacheloggereven created a wiki page just to make that clear11:51
Tonio_Mamarok: I wanted us to *discard* intrepid release11:51
apacheloggerwe don't even prompt for upgrade11:51
Tonio_just push isos and communicate about 4.2 and jaunty11:51
Mamarokapachelogger: well, obviously not well enough, if you read the kubuntu-users ML11:51
Tonio_Mamarok: I said that to riddell in the UDS :)11:52
apacheloggerMamarok: yeah, they do not read11:52
MamarokTonio_: no way, you can't do that before the support cycle is over11:52
Tonio_ScottK: once again sorry for the missunderstanding on that point11:52
Tonio_ScottK: but I have the right not to do something and complain11:52
ScottKThe biggest problems I have in Intrepid are kernel problems, not KDE.11:52
Tonio_ScottK: I complain about mandriva and don't contribute there11:52
Mamarokif you don't want to loose all these JohnDoes over to Gnome11:52
ScottKMamarok: I now a lot of people switched to KDE during Intrepid and more now.11:53
ScottKSome long term, committed Gnome users.11:53
Tonio_ScottK: and the thing is that whenever I fix that won't change anything to my opinion since the fact it is "poorly" maintained is simply due to the small team11:53
Tonio_not the people doing this (I repect your work, and you know it !)11:54
Tonio_ScottK: I just listen to users and analyze what they say11:54
Mamarokoh shit, lagging again11:54
Tonio_ScottK: we have a different feeling :)11:54
ScottKAnd if you'd said something like "... and is not as well maintained because some developers, like myself, just focus on the new release ..." you'd have gotten no objection.11:54
Tonio_but that's fair, no pb with that11:55
Tonio_ScottK: but also, I don't want, because some people decided to backport, to be forced to backport my fixes11:55
Tonio_ScottK: there are MLs, filters, changelogs and diffs in bzr :)11:55
ScottKTonio_: Agreed.11:56
Tonio_ScottK: I don't blame people for backporting, but as I wouldn't do it myself, don't blame me for not contributing :)11:56
Tonio_ScottK: friends again then ?? ^^11:56
ScottKTonio_: I think it was the word 'poorly' that got to me.11:56
ScottKIt implies bad work.11:56
ScottKYes.11:56
Tonio_ScottK: hum, maybe "poorly" sounds worse in english that in french... really I didn't want it to be that rude11:57
ScottKI can understand how it might be different.11:57
Tonio_ScottK: lemme get you the diff12:03
ScottKOK.12:03
* ScottK is going to go lay down for a bit, so I'll be back.12:04
Tonio_Mamarok: when I said to riddell I thought we should discard intrepid, it was during the intrepid UDS :)12:04
Tonio_Mamarok: long before we release12:04
Tonio_Mamarok: cause we knew, already, that 4.1 wouldn't make it for john doe12:04
apacheloggeron the other hand 8.10 help KDE and those us to resolve remaining issues12:05
Tonio_ScottK: http://pastebin.com/m5a8c2a5212:13
Tonio_ScottK: all removed files are already in kde-icons-oxygen12:13
Tonio_apachelogger: true that12:13
Tonio_apachelogger: as I said, we should have released isos12:13
Tonio_apachelogger: but announcing not everyone was supposed to update12:14
Tonio_apachelogger: same problem than the 4.0 kde annoucement12:14
Tonio_apachelogger: boog thing but bad communication12:14
hungerwebshortcuts in konq stopped working with the kde 4.2.1 upgrade.12:14
Tonio_apachelogger: I never saif to forget about intrepid, but maybe discard the cds, and releasing isos with a clear annoucement it was not ready for everyone12:15
Tonio_apachelogger: same thing as kde should have done for 4.0, imho12:15
apacheloggerIMHO 8.10 was about what ubuntu 8.10 was12:15
apacheloggerpretty unusable12:15
apacheloggerand I see it ubuntu is going to continue with 9.0412:15
Tonio_apachelogger: it was said, but not on the "official" annoucements, only on geeks board and MLs :)12:15
Tonio_apachelogger: yeah, but our case was special due to kde status12:15
apacheloggerusers do not know about KDE12:16
Tonio_apachelogger: what are the problems on the gnome side for jaunty ?12:16
apacheloggersmall annoyances all over the place12:16
apacheloggerat least my gnomie friends say so12:16
Tonio_apachelogger: that's no problem in fact since there is the LTS for noobs12:17
Tonio_apachelogger: everything is a problem with the communication12:17
apacheloggerTBH12:17
apacheloggercommunication itself is the problem12:17
apacheloggeryou can never communicate such stuff properly12:17
apachelogger_never_12:17
Tonio_apachelogger: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/8.10-release12:17
apacheloggernot even if you make a 10 minute blinking text at installation that plays some britney spears song12:18
Tonio_apachelogger: a little mention "This is the very first KDE4 implementation for Kubuntu, so don't expect it to be perfect, and consider keeping Hardy if you're not an experienced user"12:18
Tonio_that one liner message would have help people understanding, imho12:18
apachelogger4. If you would rather stay with what you know then remember that Kubuntu 8.04 is still fully supported, see KDE3-KDE4Migration and Is KDE 4.1 for you? for more information on deciding.12:19
Tonio_apachelogger: have you read the page "is kde 4.1 for you ?" :)12:20
apacheloggerno12:21
apacheloggerand I really do not care, as mostly no-one reads announcements12:21
Tonio_apachelogger: that's very different from a single note saying "Not for my aunt"12:21
apacheloggerwell, anyway12:22
apacheloggerthat is so last year12:22
apacheloggerliterally12:22
Tonio_apachelogger: anyway that's past, and jaunty will rock :)12:22
Tonio_apachelogger: but in case we go through something equivalent, I hope we'll remember we could have communicate better that time12:22
ScottKTonio_: Thanks.13:08
Tonio_ScottK: you're welcome :)13:09
ScottKTonio_: I can upload an update to the Intrepid koffice2 to backports to fix that.13:10
Tonio_ScottK: oki maybe considering backporting the latest beta no ?13:11
Tonio_ScottK: when the backport is done why not maitaining it... ^^13:11
Tonio_ScottK: it's been uploaded in jaunty yesterday13:11
ScottKTonio_: I don't know koffice well enough to know if that's a good idea.13:12
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Tonio_ScottK: koffice2 is broken, whatever :)13:27
Tonio_ScottK: a new version is always a good idea :)13:27
Tm_TTonio_: broken?13:27
Tonio_Tm_T: doesn't work well, let's say that13:29
Tonio_Tm_T: alpha, pre-alpha, whatever :)13:29
Tm_Thow it doesn't work?13:29
ScottKTonio_: Some of the Debian guys were saying that with KDE4 they thought Koffice2 was more usable than Koffice.13:29
Tonio_Tm_T: it crashes, is unstable, doesn't import OOo odt files well etc...13:30
Tonio_ScottK: well koffice never was good enough too :)13:30
ScottKNeither play well with MS Office files so are pretty useless for me.13:30
Tonio_ScottK: even koffice devs asked us to never ship it by default.... except for krita13:30
Tonio_ScottK: but if I had to choose, I would backport it,you'll have my and other fixes in it13:31
Tonio_ScottK: and will not be worse than the current one :)13:31
ScottKWell I'd need someone to test the backport.13:31
* ScottK looks for volunteers.13:31
Tonio_ScottK: I can help in backporting eventually but can't test since no intrepid here13:32
ScottKOK.  I need someone on Intrepid to test ....13:34
etankim on intrepid but using Gnome on the box13:34
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ScottKI think it should be someone that actually uses Koffice2.13:35
Tm_TScottK: test KOffice?13:35
ScottKYes.13:35
Tm_Tbring it on13:35
ScottKTm_T: OK.  At some point today I'll try and get a test version in my PPA.13:36
Tm_Troger13:36
Tonio_Mamarok: you had the issue with koffice ? :)13:37
Tonio_Mamarok: would be test a new backport to see if it works well for you ?13:37
MamarokTonio_: I'm currently upgrading to Jaunty...13:42
Mamarokjust a silly question: why does that dist-upgrade want to install lilo?13:42
Tonio_Mamarok: hum..... should be recommended by some new dep...13:52
Tonio_Mamarok: I usually disable the auto installation of recommended packages....13:52
QuintasanHi13:55
QuintasanHmm there are version conflicts with kdeplasma-addons.14:00
cumulus007Hi, my Phonon falls back every time to PulseAudio14:27
cumulus007I don't want that, because PulseAudio's sound has a lot of craks in it14:27
cumulus007I'm on jaunty alpha 514:27
DaSkreechMorinng14:42
DaSkreech4.2.1 is really crashy for me :(14:42
DaSkreechat least consistently so14:43
rgreeningreally? on Jaunty?14:46
DaSkreechhttp://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12673714:47
DaSkreechNo ibex14:47
DaSkreechThat's trying to open a new window14:48
ScottKcumulus007: We don't use pulseaudio in our setup, so I'm guessing you have Ubuntu Desktop installed too?14:48
DaSkreechI'm not sure where the searchproviders/.desktop it coming from14:48
cumulus007yes, but I disabled all GNOME's stuff afaik14:48
ScottKcumulus007: Except pulse.14:49
rgreeningscottk: are you sure on that? I believe pulse works and is installed now (or at least there was talks of it)14:49
ScottKrgreening: It's not seeded in kubuntu-desktop14:49
rgreeningand pulse works here without crackling14:49
DaSkreechrgreening: As soon as I try to open a new window in Konquerer it takes everythign down14:49
rgreeningoh, I must have installed it :)14:49
cumulus007ScottK: I disabled pulseaudio14:49
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DaSkreechI'm going to try and open a new one with no khtml to see14:50
rgreeningDaSkreech: can you verify all your KDE packages are 4.2.1 and doo you have Qt 4.4.3 or Qt 4.5.0?14:50
ScottKAcutally we have it on kubuntu-dvd-live.14:50
DaSkreechverify?14:50
ScottKWhich seems odd.14:50
rgreeningScottK: pulse works now with Solid.14:50
rgreeningand works well (IME)14:51
ScottKrgreening: I'm not aware of any problems I'm having that adding it would solve.14:51
rgreeningDaSkreech: check and see if everything got updated. maybe something got stuck at 4.2.014:51
ScottKUbuntu has had it for two releases now and it's still problematic.14:51
cumulus007Is 4.2.1 in the repos?14:51
DaSkreechrgreening: Oh Umm I'm not sure I updated last night when I didn't see any more updates coming i14:51
DaSkreechin14:52
DaSkreechI didn't really check to see if each package got updated14:52
rgreeningDaSkreech: could you try in a new user account? make sure it isn't something buggered in current.14:52
DaSkreechYeah let me do that14:52
rgreeningScottK: I use pulse by default here. no issues thus far.14:53
DaSkreechrgreening: fun note if I run konqueror ~ it works14:55
ScottKrgreening: http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2009/01/i-will-not-drink-koolaide.html14:55
ScottKrgreening: It may work for you, but it doesn't actually appear to provide anything I don't have already that I actually want.14:56
rgreeningScottK: true. though better integration options will be under pulse going forward. alsa is a beast and people want to make it disappear.14:57
ScottKRight, so I say leave it until it actually provides something I want.14:57
rgreening:P14:57
ScottKIt'll be really great someday is no reason to add it now.14:58
rgreeninghmm... I was getting fails on my hda-intel before pulse audio. pulse removed those fails14:58
ScottKOK.  My intel stuff works fine.14:59
rgreeningI guess I should try removing pulse again and see what happens14:59
Quintasananyone has version conflicts on kdeplasma-addons?14:59
rgreeningScottK: you have a lappy?14:59
ScottKYes.  Latitude D43014:59
rgreeningI was geting this mostly on suspend/hibernate + resume14:59
rgreeningScottK: Bug 33825115:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338251 in kdebase "konsole 4.2.1 word boundary text selection" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33825115:00
DaSkreechrgreening: bugs in another account as well same error15:01
rgreeningthats what I pointed out yesterday15:01
rgreeninghmm..15:01
rgreeningJontheEchidna: ping15:01
ScottKSure enough15:01
JontheEchidnargreening: pong15:01
rgreeningsee bug 33825115:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338251 in kdebase "konsole 4.2.1 word boundary text selection" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33825115:02
rgreeningwant to look at backport?15:02
DaSkreechrgreening: seems to work fine with files15:02
* JontheEchidna throws it on the list on top of kdebase-workspace and kdeadmin fixes15:02
DaSkreechand doesn't look for the searchproviders/.desktop15:03
DaSkreechAlso opens with the sidebar open for some reason15:03
rgreeningDaSkreech: weird.15:03
rgreeningDaSkreech: sounds like some kde3 foo hanging around and confusing it15:03
QuintasanJontheEchidna: I can apply it and test it if you want :)15:04
rgreeningDaSkreech: can you use kdebugdialog to troubleshoot15:04
rgreeningQuintasan: that would be awsome15:04
DaSkreechkdebugdialog?15:04
rgreeningyeah. it allows you to turn on debug channels15:05
rgreeningand if you run the app from commandline, you can see the debug output.15:05
DaSkreechah right I was just using gdb :)15:05
rgreeningso, enable khtml channel for example.15:05
rgreeningand see what it's doing befor ecrash15:05
rgreeningDaSkreech: I think someone else in #kubuntu has similar issue. should colab with them to troubleshoot15:06
rgreening'alarm' I think...15:06
rgreeningDaSkreech: can you drop to commandline and run"sudo apt-get install -f"15:07
rgreeningmake sure everything was properly installed/setup15:07
DaSkreechJust tells me to get rid of mysql15:07
rgreeningok.15:08
DaSkreechha ha15:08
DaSkreechIt's the Konqueror start up page that's making it crash15:08
DaSkreechJust tried to open a URL directly and it works15:09
DaSkreechopen new window and it crashes15:09
DaSkreechI set it to open new windows on a blank page and it works fine again15:10
DaSkreechI wonder what the searchproviders/.desktop is15:10
DaSkreechOh .. sorry let me set it back to crash mode to get the backtrace :)15:11
rgreeningnixternal: ^15:14
rgreeningnixternal: did you or Riddell make that patch?15:14
rgreeningJontheEchidna: that patch should prob be removed for Intrepid. It's a Jaunty thing.15:14
DaSkreechhttp://pastebin.ubuntu.com/12675015:16
Quintasanrgreening: looks like the patch is already applied.15:19
Quintasanlol15:22
Quintasanhttp://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=93523615:22
Quintasanrev 935237 accualy does word separation :D15:22
ubottuhttp://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=935237&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 93523715:22
Quintasanactually*15:23
DaSkreechQuintasan: Couldn't install :(15:24
QuintasanDaSkreech: Raptor?15:24
rgreeningheh, Quintasanmaybe we want a kubuntu-default-settings then to update the options for konsole, since hte behaviour has changed.15:25
DaSkreechQuintasan: yeah requires trunk Which I'm not running now :(15:25
rgreeningI can confirm altering the options returns to m yprev behavious15:25
rgreeningbehaviour even15:25
Quintasanrgreening: The revision says: "Revert 930327.  Patch actually does word separation." so this "feature" is propably not wanted.15:26
apacheloggerkubotu: order tea, earl grey, hot15:28
* kubotu is replicating a hot cup of earl grey for captain apachelogger.15:28
Quintasanapachelogger: \o15:28
apacheloggerQuintasan: o/15:28
rgreeningapachelogger: o/15:32
apacheloggerTonio_: the kdesudo invoked by kpackagekit's edit software sources button really ought to tell me something useful instead of the app name it invokes15:32
Quintasanrgreening: I'm not supposed to add entry in changelog? :P15:32
apacheloggerrgreening: hullos15:32
rgreeningapachelogger: that was my patch. feel free to update if you like15:32
DaSkreechNightrose: Groupie mode on!15:32
* apachelogger doesn't feel like it :P15:33
NightroseDaSkreech: whaaaaaaaaaaat?15:33
apacheloggerrgreening: just make up some sensible description and wrap it in a i18n()ed qstring ;-)15:33
DaSkreechNightrose: the apachelogger makes a grand appearance :)15:33
apacheloggernot that anyone would translate it in launchpad anyway ;-)15:33
Nightroseweeeeeeee15:33
Nightroseapachelogger: o/15:33
* apachelogger huggles the Nightrose15:34
Quintasanapachelogger: I'm always up for translating (to Polish only :P)15:34
QuintasanNightrose: \o15:34
apacheloggerQuintasan: TBH, I wouldn't even want to ask knowing how crappy the rosetta UI is15:34
Quintasanhmm15:35
Quintasanbrb, my comp will propably crash15:36
apacheloggerso15:37
QuintasanHmm, I broked my pdebuild envs :<15:38
apacheloggerwhere was that pet bug of Riddell about making konqui always restore $crashed session15:38
apacheloggerI am right now in the anticipated behaviour of konqueror looping itself to crash15:38
Nightroseapachelogger: JontheEchidna was having it as well iirf15:39
Nightrose*iirc15:39
ScottKSo how come my Konqueror knows how to spell Ubuntu, but not Kubuntu?15:39
apacheloggerScottK: the underlying dict stuff I assume15:40
DaSkreechapachelogger: Whee I just got Konqui to crash consistently when opening ;)15:40
* ScottK too.15:40
* ScottK was hoping someone would know15:40
apacheloggeranyone cares to remove that stuff?15:40
QuintasanHow come mine doesnt crashes?15:40
DaSkreechScottK: Yeah it's added in the dict. Submit a new entry15:40
ScottKWhat package?15:40
* apachelogger , being a user right now, is very annoyed15:40
apacheloggerQuintasan: it's not because of the change, the change only prevents me from taking an appropriate action15:41
apacheloggerit always restores the crashed session15:41
apacheloggerso I was on youtube, and nspluginviewer went down taking konqueror with it, and now it alyways starts with youtube leading to the very same crash over and over again15:42
Quintasanoh shi-15:42
apacheloggerah, jonny already removed it in bzr15:43
apacheloggerJontheEchidna++15:43
DaSkreechapachelogger: ummm there is an not right now button on the konqueror restore session15:43
QuintasanI didn't know Konq was so fast with flash, Opera sometimes takes 10 seconds to load the flash ...15:44
apacheloggerDaSkreech: the pet bug suggested to change that to always use restore15:44
apacheloggersince the dialog is pretty useless for the average user15:44
apacheloggerthen again an always crashing konqueror is even more ;-)15:44
* ScottK often gets that dialogue just from opening a new window.15:45
cumulus007Is Konqueror already working fine with Flash on 64 bit?15:45
Quintasancumulus007: Works for me15:45
ScottKSo No almost always the right answer for me.15:45
cumulus00750 % of the times I want to use flash, the animation doesn't load15:45
cumulus007like Youtube15:45
cumulus007I need to refresh the page several times before the clip gets started15:46
* apachelogger is wondering if kdewebkit uses nspluginviewer or QtWebKit's own implementation15:46
DaSkreechapachelogger: no crash protection like plasma?15:46
apacheloggerDaSkreech: plasma has a no-crash protection?15:46
DaSkreechno it has crash protection15:47
apacheloggeranyway, using arora I have the feeling Qt's nsplugin stuff doesn't crash as often as KDE's15:47
apacheloggerDaSkreech: how does that work?15:47
DaSkreechIt checks the average of the last three times it started and shut back down15:47
DaSkreechif it aproaches some small figure it stops auto starting itself15:48
DaSkreechsince it's likely that it's autostarting then crashing then autostarting15:48
DaSkreechKonqui could do the same then present the session dialog15:48
DaSkreechavg time for the last three sessions is 28 hours15:49
apacheloggerwell, the nsplugins (being the most likely cause of 90% of all crashes) could easily take down the system as well I suppose15:49
DaSkreech3 hours15:49
DaSkreech5 seconds15:49
DaSkreechok present dialog15:49
apacheloggerprobably something that ought to be discussed with upstream15:50
* Quintasan likes Arora15:50
apacheloggerthe dialog needs to become more useful anyway15:50
DaSkreechhow so?15:51
* DaSkreech waits for the add options to the dialog suggestion15:51
apacheloggerDaSkreech: hand that dialog to a normal user and he will either go "wha?" or "I prolly best click the button with the least aggressive icon or the one that says ok" ;-)15:51
DaSkreechWhich is probably the right one15:52
DaSkreechrestore session15:53
apacheloggerwell, it is not as this is what is causing problems if the window crashed :P15:53
DaSkreechif that's not what the user wants they will notice quite quickly15:53
DaSkreechany of the other two are viable at that point15:53
apacheloggerthey might just walk through the options15:53
apacheloggerwhich is not the point of a dialog15:53
DaSkreech the only possible issue is saying dump my last session when in reality you wanted to keep it15:54
apacheloggerthe 10% of users that actually read should at least be able to make a sane decission15:54
apacheloggerwhich is kinda hard with the current dialog IMHO15:54
DaSkreechand I don't think that's a likely prospect esp not more than once15:54
apacheloggerbug 32680315:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 326803 in kdebase "Jaunty : Preloading of Konqueror propose to restore tabs" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32680315:54
DaSkreechAre we talking about the same dialog?15:54
apacheloggercan someone please beat up the triager and triage the bug properly?15:54
DaSkreechapachelogger: three buttons? one says restore session one says not now ?15:55
apacheloggerwhat session?15:55
apacheloggerand why?15:55
apacheloggerand what should I be using?15:56
DaSkreechI can tell you the mindset I walked through when I first saw this in Firefox15:57
DaSkreechI'd assume it's what others do too15:57
DaSkreechIT's the same my mother does15:57
DaSkreechYou are used to having multiple sessions and a manager for it15:57
DaSkreechFor most people the important part isn't sessions but restore15:57
apacheloggerwell, why restore in the first place then?15:58
DaSkreechbecause it gets you back something you had before15:58
DaSkreechlike restore files15:59
DaSkreechIt's by far the most likely to be clicked15:59
DaSkreechand most likely it's correct15:59
DaSkreechif it's not then the user will know that and next time will click one of the other two15:59
DaSkreechwhich in general is also correct16:00
DaSkreechwith the possible exception of konqueror crashing and they want to keep the session in general but not load what is making it crash and they click the second option which dumps the old session16:00
DaSkreechwhich as I said I don't think is likely and would happen once ever for most people16:01
JontheEchidnaapachelogger: I got bit by the infinite crash loop myself16:07
JontheEchidnaapachelogger: The thing is that the same dialog also shows up when doing the normal KDE session restore on login, so Riddell thought that was the only way the dialog would show up16:08
JontheEchidnahe said he totally forgot that the dialog came up after crashes16:09
* JontheEchidna goes back to Pink Panther16:10
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: someone even pointed out the loopiness of that concept in the bug report ;-)16:10
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: btw, is the kde session restore bug 32680316:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 326803 in kdebase "Jaunty : Preloading of Konqueror propose to restore tabs" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32680316:11
WellarkHi! I've been using ubuntu for manu years now, but now I'm seriously considering switching to kubuntu.. umm, just to be sure.. I'm not the only one who has constantly plasma/random app crashes and hard freezes with alpha5? :)16:11
apacheloggerWellark: might be a X problem I guess16:12
apacheloggerno crashes here, just some X glitches16:12
Wellarkok.. too bad my laptop doesn't have serial port.. serial console would be nice with those hard freezes16:13
apacheloggerssh ... assuming your system doesn't get eaten by those freezes ;-)16:14
apacheloggerin that case ssh wouldn't make much sense either I suppose16:14
Wellarkit does.16:14
Wellarkcaps lock starts blinking => kernel panic16:15
apacheloggerhm, then I really think it's not caused by KDE16:16
Wellarkwell, no. not that :)16:17
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JontheEchidnaapachelogger: I don't think that's the one. It could be related though16:33
JontheEchidnaoh, maybe it is the one16:35
Tonio_apachelogger: yeah I have to look at that....16:38
Tonio_apachelogger: I guess there is no desktop file associated at this point16:39
Tonio_apachelogger: I'll try to fix that one.16:39
apachelogger\o/16:39
ScottKapachelogger: Any chance you could put on your developer hat long enough to look at vorian's amarok update?17:02
apacheloggerScottK: that depends entirely on the amount of changes17:05
apacheloggerwhere can I find it?17:05
JontheEchidnakdeplasma-addons needs a retry on amd6417:05
ScottKapachelogger: I'll get you the link17:05
a|wenmarkey: looks like it might actually buil on intrepid: https://launchpad.net/~andreas-wenning/+archive/ppa17:06
a|wenmarkey: qt4.5 build on amd64 at least... so good chance that it will do on the other arches as well17:07
ScottKapachelogger: http://machine-crusade.net/amarok/amarok_2.0.2mysql5.1.30-0ubuntu1.dsc17:07
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apacheloggerwe really should find a way to use lzma for the origs ;-)17:08
apacheloggerway more efficient on source than binary17:09
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smarteris it a known bug that on 4.2.1/4.5, actions on notifications don't work, at least on Kopete and KPackageKit?17:09
JontheEchidnaIt worked for me for today's KPK updates17:10
smarter(btw, KPackageKit still fails to work with a laconic "Authentification error :  :" here)17:10
smarterJontheEchidna: kpk?17:10
JontheEchidnaKPackageKit17:10
smarterah :)17:10
JontheEchidna:)17:10
smarterstrangy17:11
smarterone positive point about my jaunty upgrade: boot time really seems to have decreased, even thought I have a ton of more or less useful service started :p17:11
rgreeningsmarter: try with EXT4. Even better17:12
rgreening:)17:12
smarterI'm on ext4 :)17:12
JontheEchidnaHow do I modify what services it tries to run at startup?17:12
rgreeningya. it rox17:12
smarterbut I didn't experience anything special with Intrepid+ext417:12
JontheEchidnaI removed mysql and now it always tries to start it at startup. Since its not installed it fails17:12
markeya|wen: wow great, many thanks. will try soonish (shower now) :)17:12
smarterJontheEchidna: you forgot to remove a package then17:12
rgreeningJontheEchidna: should have purged it17:13
apacheloggerhm17:13
smarterJontheEchidna: dpkg -S /etc/init.d/mysql-whatever17:13
apacheloggerScottK, vorian: is it me or is most of the recent stuff not in bzr?17:13
rgreeningremove doesn't always get rid of rc scripts17:13
ScottKapachelogger: Dunno.  I haven't looked.17:13
rgreeningapachelogger: it should be up to date with Jaunty17:13
smarterrgreening: I'd consider it a bug if it doesn't remove the symlinks in /etc/rc*.d17:13
rgreeningAt least all my packages were (I uploaded to bzr myself)17:14
rgreeningsmarter: I agree17:14
JontheEchidnaThe package it is in is uninstalled :(17:14
ScottKapachelogger: I've never looked at amarok before and with Riddell out of town ...  I thought of you.17:14
* JontheEchidna rm's the config17:14
smarterthought even that is fixable, use sudo aptitude purge $(dpkg -l|grep "^rc"|awk '{print $2}')17:14
rgreeningRiddell updated bzr for his packages as well.17:14
smarterJontheEchidna: try that? ^ (:17:14
rgreeningso, thats about half of them apachelogger17:14
JontheEchidnasmarter: I just rm'd the mysql init scripts17:15
* JontheEchidna reboots, he needs to test the new works-with-my-computer style kernel17:15
* apachelogger tries pulling again17:15
JontheEchidnaFortunately Linus had the same bug as me :D17:15
smarterwhat bug?17:16
JontheEchidnaOh, certain nvidia cards do their own funky PCI stuff, causing modprobe to crash with any kernel from Intrepid onward17:17
JontheEchidnahalting the startup process17:17
smarterouch17:17
apacheloggervorian: you really need to changelog why you did something :S17:17
JontheEchidnaI've been running a .26 kernel since the intrepid alphas17:17
* JontheEchidna reboots for reals17:17
apacheloggerrgreening: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/amarok/ubuntu17:18
rgreeninglol17:19
apacheloggerhm17:21
apacheloggeryes, or rather no17:22
ScottKSo I think I'm glad I asked you.17:23
JontheEchidnaMeh, it's not fixed :(17:23
apacheloggervorian: +usr/share/kde4/apps/amarok/scripts/librivox_service/COPYING ..... see 1.4.8-2 + librivox is gpl2+, so same as all of amarok anyway, so unless there is a good reason to install it (e.g. awkward behaviour in script manager or something) -> leave it alone17:25
apacheloggervorian: +usr/share/dbus-1/interfaces/org.freedesktop.MediaPlayer.player.xml and others .... if something didn't change a lot since I became inactive those are only necessary for development, and since there is no -dev package...17:26
apacheloggervorian: same applies to all *.so in amarok.install17:26
smarteris the networkmanager plasmoid usable?17:26
apacheloggervorian: the bump to depend on later versions of kdelibs and soprano is unnecessary unless upstream bumped the deps17:27
apacheloggervorian: I don't know why you removed the kubuntu-debian-diff file, so at least document the reasoning for that17:27
apacheloggerI like the removal of .directory though :)17:27
apacheloggervorian: while you are at it, you might want to check if we can gain some cd space by using lzma on the amarok packages17:28
Quintasanrgreening: Don't know how should it work but patched applies and compilation throws no errors17:29
Quintasanpatch*17:29
JontheEchidnasmarter: It works for my very limited usecase of a DHCP wired connection17:30
smarterTonio_: ping17:31
apacheloggervorian: you might also want to evaluate if using lzma compression on the tars (rather than gzip) gives us some advantage ... I would expect 30-40% size loss of the origs17:33
apacheloggerthe good thing about tarball-in-tarball packaging: one can use non-gzip compression :D17:33
QuintasanJontheEchidna: about bug 338251, If I "ls -al" and dobule click on a name of file, let's say "text.txt." it selects filename WITH extension. Is that expected behavior?17:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338251 in kdebase "konsole 4.2.1 word boundary text selection" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33825117:35
JontheEchidnaI dunno17:35
JontheEchidnaDo you have the settings set up like in the KDE bug report?17:36
QuintasanLet me check17:36
JontheEchidnatouch lol@lol.txt17:37
JontheEchidnals -l17:37
JontheEchidnadouble click on lol@lol.txt17:37
JontheEchidnawould be a good testcase, I'd imagine17:37
JontheEchidnaYeah, it doesn't work here17:38
Quintasanselects everything here17:38
JontheEchidnagood17:38
QuintasanI'm sending you diff, ok?17:38
JontheEchidnaSure17:38
JontheEchidnaactually this was committed to the 4.2 branch17:39
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JontheEchidnasince it's not anything vital we should probably just wait until 4.2.217:39
Quintasansent :P17:40
JontheEchidnaIf I find something that needs fixing in kdebase before 4.2.2 I'll commit it17:41
JontheEchidnaBut I am feeling a bit lazy right now and have other bugs to fix :P17:41
Quintasanhmm, I have an important exam coming in April and I'm too lazy to prepare for it >_<17:42
* Quintasan is going to learn history, test tomorrow17:46
apacheloggervorian: please run gunzip amarok_2.0.2.orig.tar.gz mysql-dfsg-5.1_5.1.30.orig.tar.gz  && lzma -9 amarok_2.0.2.orig.tar mysql-dfsg-5.1_5.1.30.orig.tar .... amarok goes from 6.6 to 3.5 and mysql from 18 to 9.417:48
apacheloggerdon't forget to add lzma as build-dep and change the tar xf in rules :)17:49
ScottKapachelogger: He's at work.  Can you just fixor it up an upload?17:49
apacheloggerI really didn't want to wear my hat that long :P17:49
apacheloggerScottK: ping17:59
ScottKapachelogger: Pong18:00
apacheloggerScottK: do we have some minion to digg into lzma?18:00
ScottKiirc JontheEchidna looked into it a bit.18:00
apacheloggerdevscripts got support orig.tar.lzma yesterday18:01
apacheloggerand there is an open bug for soyuz to add tar.bz2 support18:01
ScottKapachelogger: But squeezing the tarball doesn't help on CD.  It's the .deb needs squeezing.18:01
apacheloggerScottK: yeah, but it makes us more efficient18:01
ScottKYes.  And policy calls for GZIP=-918:02
apacheloggerlzma -918:02
apacheloggerI squeezed almost 5 MiB out of the amarok+mysql orig18:02
blizzzkonqueror crashes here after upgrade to 4.2.1 (intrepid). is this known?18:02
smarterblizzz: tried restarting KDE?18:03
JontheEchidnaOh, the new about page crashes Konq18:03
JontheEchidnabug 33605718:03
blizzzsmarter: i did a reboot after upgrade18:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 336057 in kdebase "Konqueror crashes on startup (when loading about page)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33605718:03
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: if you get a chance please testbuild more stuff with lzma ;-)18:03
blizzzJontheEchidna: that's it18:04
macoi hear plasma in intrepid-backports is broken today18:04
apacheloggereven with a rate of 5 MiB on binaries, that makes a good amount if we apply lzma to the core KDE stuff we have on the CD18:04
blizzzpassing another url works18:04
JontheEchidnaaiee, where's Riddell?18:04
NightroseJontheEchidna: nigeria18:04
apacheloggerhm18:05
seele~twitter update i don't care what my office mates say, olives and garlic are brain food18:05
apacheloggerhow so?18:05
JontheEchidnaIs he helping a nigerian price transfer a large sum of legitimate money?18:05
kubotustatus updated18:05
* Nightrose pokes JontheEchidna apachelogger and ScottK about pushing amarok 2.0.218:05
* JontheEchidna is but a humble MOTU18:05
ScottKmaco: backports or kubuntu-experimental?18:05
* apachelogger pokes Nightrose back18:05
Nightrose;-)18:05
NightroseJontheEchidna: kinda like that yea18:05
Nightrose:D18:05
ScottKmaco: Nothing's changed in backports recently.18:05
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: uh, you also got offered that transfer?18:05
JontheEchidnalol18:06
macoScottK: experimental18:06
apacheloggerScottK: quassel needs to go lzma too :P18:07
macoScottK: (i'm going back and forth between jabber-person and you)18:07
* ScottK is reminded by seele's tweet that he's got some olives stuffed with something (garlic or cheese, he's not sure) in the fridge.18:07
maco-_- stop reminding me that i need to go grocery shopping for more garlic!18:07
Nightrosegarlic--18:07
Nightroseseriously18:07
apacheloggersomeone change the channel topic to Kubuntu - the garlic OS18:07
ScottKmaco: Do they have any plasma-widgets/plasmoids installed that didn't come from -experimental?18:08
apacheloggeror Kubuntu - we ain't liking those darn vampires18:08
macoScottK: he said all the plasmoids are gone18:08
ScottKapachelogger: I hear it keeps the Desktop Experience people away.18:08
Nightrose*lol*18:08
NightroseScottK: can you check what the status of amarok 2.0.2 is please?18:08
apacheloggerKubuntu - keep away from our broken but otherwise smooth notifications18:08
Nightroserofl18:09
macoScottK: he said that he installed updates but kdeplasma-addons didnt get updated with it (i guess its being held back?)18:09
ScottKNightrose: The status is apachelogger just looked at it, but doesn't feel up to fixing it and upload it.18:09
* Nightrose pokes apachelogger again18:09
Nightrose:P18:09
ScottKmaco: There was someone here earlier talking about a file conflict.18:09
macoapachelogger: about those notifications18:09
ScottKI didn't catch the details.18:09
macoapachelogger: have you seen the "persistent notification" talk in the "Everyone's mad that update-notifier is gone and update-manager launches" thread?18:10
macowhy isnt the kpackagekit update notification persistent?18:10
JontheEchidnabecause controlling the length of KNotifications is completely broken for the system tray widget18:11
JontheEchidnaThe old-style notifications are persistant18:11
snikkeri've updated kubuntu (kubuntu ppa repositories) but now, i'm unable to reinstall "kdeplasma-addons". I've got this error: "kdeplasma-addons: Depends: kdeplasma-addons-data (=4:4.2.0-0ubuntu1~intrepid1) but 4:4.2.1-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 will be installed" Can i force it?18:11
macouh huh18:11
macoi think that's what the guy im talking to is hitting18:12
apacheloggerScottK: I am doing the buildering18:12
JontheEchidnawhich come to think of it might be another reason to implement bug 33820618:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338206 in fedora "Disable Plasam notifications for jobs" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33820618:12
apacheloggerwell, build start anyways, to ensure my lzma stuff works18:12
ScottKapachelogger: Excellent18:12
macosnikker: was just asking about that...18:12
snikkermaco: :)18:12
JontheEchidnaDid anybody retry kdeplasma-addons on amd64 yet?18:12
JontheEchidnaScottK, apachelogger^18:12
snikkerJontheEchidna: i'm on amd6418:13
ScottKNo.  I'll do it now.18:13
apacheloggerI shall not do multitasking while not actually being here at all :P18:13
JontheEchidnaScottK: thanks18:13
JontheEchidnasnikker: yeah, it failed to build on amd64. maybe the deps shouldn't have been so tight18:13
snikkerJontheEchidna: oh, i understand18:14
JontheEchidna(very tight build-deps caused a FTBFS)18:14
apacheloggerhm, I better don't say what I am thinking right now18:14
JontheEchidnawow, a lotta stuff in the ppa looks like it ftbfs'd18:14
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: if it were tight enough it should have caused a dep-wait18:14
ScottKJontheEchidna: Yep.  Somone needs to clean that up.18:14
JontheEchidnaapachelogger: the kdepimlibs-dev file was at the correct version, but not the libs18:15
ScottKapachelogger: I think a lot of it's archive skew.18:15
ScottKJontheEchidna: That's probably built on i386, but not amd64.18:15
JontheEchidnaoh, its retrying amd64 in the ppa right now18:15
ScottKI just did that.18:15
apacheloggerwell18:15
apacheloggeryou know18:15
apacheloggerif I wasn't so short on time18:15
JontheEchidnaI checked. kdepimlibs was built for all main archs this morning18:16
ScottKI did both PPA and Jaunty18:16
apacheloggerI would rewrite soyuz in ruby and in a sensible matter :P18:16
ScottKHmmm.18:16
JontheEchidnaOh, tonio reuploaded kdeplasma addons18:21
Tonio_hum I have a propper jaunty installation just nearby, and when I edit the kmenu, it hangs plasma18:24
Tonio_100% reproductible18:24
Tonio_no pb on my machine....18:24
* Mamarok_ is running Jaunty now :)18:24
Tonio_can someone test so that if it can be confirmed i'll report the bug please ?18:24
JontheEchidnausing kmenuedit?18:25
JontheEchidnaWorks fine here18:26
Mamarok_Tonio_: doesn't hang here, 64-bit18:26
Mamarok_but kded4 is running heavy on CPU, goes up to 95% when idle18:27
Mamarok_hm, still have some packages not updated to 4.2.1: kdeutils, kdepim, kdeedu, kdenetwork, kdeadmin, kdesdk18:30
Tonio_Mamarok: oki18:32
Tonio_Mamarok: I think they ftbfs due to build-deps and need reupload18:32
Tonio_Mamarok: I'll have a look toonight at all of those and reup what's needed18:32
Tonio_Mamarok: I just reuploaded kdeplasma-addons because of that18:33
Tonio_https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdepim/4:4.2.1-0ubuntu118:34
Tonio_Mamarok: as you can see, it failed with amd64... I hope everything will be fixed toonight18:34
ScottKTonio_: I think a lot of these just need retries.18:34
Tonio_ScottK: I think you can do retries, I cannot :)18:35
Tonio_ScottK: needs to be archive admin right ?18:35
ScottKTonio_: No.  Anyone who can upload can retry now.18:35
Tonio_ScottK: hum yeah when I said fixing I thought about "reuploading" :)18:35
Tonio_ScottK: that's what I did for kdeplasma-addons and it fixed up the issue18:36
Tonio_ScottK: nevermind, I'll reupload all the packages toonight18:36
Tonio_ScottK: I have some time now :)18:36
ScottKGenerally a retry is better because then all archs don't have to get rebuilt.18:36
Tonio_ScottK: how do you do the retry then ?18:36
ScottKLet me get you an example18:37
apacheloggergo to the build's lp page18:37
apacheloggeror use buildd from ubuntu-dev-tools18:37
apacheloggerbuildd would only work for official builds of course18:37
ScottKTonio_: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdepim/4:4.2.1-0ubuntu1/+build/892354 should have a retry link for you18:37
Tonio_"you can retry".... indeed :)18:37
Tonio_ScottK: I never figured that one out... stupid of me18:37
ScottKIt came in while you were inactive, so one of those catching up things.  Not a big deal.18:37
Mamarok_Tonio_: thx in advance!18:38
Tonio_Mamarok_: yw :)18:39
Tonio_ScottK: yeah it changes so fast.... leave for 3 month and you almost have to re-learn everything from scratch...18:39
Tonio_ScottK: I hope I won't have to leave again :)18:40
ScottKkdeadmin does need re-upload to the PPA.  It's currently depwait python-kde4 (>= 4:4.2.1)18:40
ScottKAlso kdeartwork.  It's a real FTBFS due to packaging bug.18:42
Tonio_Mamarok: all packages are in the queue for rebuilt...18:44
Tonio_ScottK: will o the kdeadmin thing18:44
ScottKI just retried all the failed amd64 builds in the PPA except for those two.18:46
* ScottK REALLY needs to go focus on $WORK.18:46
ScottKSo please someone fix and upload kdeadmin and kdeartwork.18:46
ScottK.. to the PPA.18:46
apacheloggerhum18:48
Tonio_ScottK: kdeadmin seems fixed for me18:48
Tonio_https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdeadmin/4:4.1.2-0ubuntu218:48
Tonio_ScottK: i'll fix kdeartwork18:48
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: recompressing the runtime orig.tar with lzma makes it go from 71 to 56 MiB :D18:48
ScottKTonio_: I'm talking about in the PPA.18:48
Tonio_ScottK: ah right...18:49
Tonio_scott_ev: afaics, kdeamdin just needs rebuilds, towards to python-kde4 and kdepimlibs (which concerned most packages18:52
Tonio_ScottK: that was for you sorry18:52
scott_evTonio_: yuou do it too...haha18:53
Tonio_scott_ev: one of you 2 has to change :)18:53
scott_evwell, he and I can thumb wrestle for it18:54
ScottKTonio_: The problem in kdeadmin is the build-dep is 4:4.2.1, not 4:4.2.1~18:54
ScottKFor Juanty that'd be fine.18:54
ScottKWait.18:54
Tonio_ScottK: it worked for i386 so...18:55
ScottKTonio_: Altnernatively the problem is no one uploaded kde4bindings.18:56
ScottKNo, it's depwait.18:56
ScottKTonio_: I'm still on the PPA.18:56
Tonio_ScottK: which one ? experimental ?18:57
ScottKYes https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-experimental/+archive/ppa18:57
Tonio_ScottK: I was talking about the archives, only :)18:57
Tonio_ScottK: as I've been rude with you (and I'm still really sorry) I'll try to help on the ppa side once I get all depwait and build issues fixed in jaunty :)18:58
ScottKThanks.18:58
Tonio_ScottK: yw18:58
* ScottK really needs to do $WORK18:58
* ScottK figures JontheEchidna'll have if fixored in no time anyway18:59
* Tonio_ goes back home seya :)19:01
apacheloggerehm19:01
apacheloggera) something is weird about that amarok packaging19:01
apacheloggerb) something is weird about those orig.tars19:01
FireRabbithey are there plans to add kdebindings 4.2.1 to the kubuntu-experimental PPA for intrepid?19:19
ScottKFireRabbit: There are.  It was an oversight.19:21
FireRabbitokay i'll keep an eye on it, thanks19:21
apacheloggerI don't get it19:22
apacheloggerScottK: could you please try to testbuild vorian's package in a pbuilder19:22
ScottKapachelogger: Some of the stuff that's in there is deep voodoo that Riddell was required to do to get anything with mysql 5.1 in it into Main.19:23
ScottKDunno if that relates or not.19:23
apacheloggerfor some reason it runs dpatch before extracting the amarok tarball, and for some reason it can't find the mysql dir ... might be related to my lzma changes19:23
ScottKOK19:23
apacheloggerif I run it from within the error-shell it all works just fine19:23
=== Mamarok_ is now known as Mamarok
apacheloggermaybe it is dpatch hating me again :S19:24
apachelogger322M    tarballs-gzip19:30
apachelogger265M    tarballs-lzma19:30
apachelogger4.2.0 that is19:30
FireRabbitwhat would I do to apply to become a developer so I can help you guys out with this stuff in the future?19:32
ScottKIt's grinding away19:32
ScottKFireRabbit: Show up here and start helping.19:32
ScottKFireRabbit: You're half way there.19:33
FireRabbitokay, well i've done that. I wrote those patches for the latest kdebindings package..19:33
smarterthere's no official kubuntu dev status :)19:35
FireRabbitokay :)19:35
apacheloggersmarter: define "official"19:35
smarteryou can become a kubuntu member if that's not already the case19:35
FireRabbiti dont think i am19:35
smarterapachelogger: #define officia(x)l hasALPTeamWithName(x)19:36
smarter*official(x)19:36
ScottKNCommander: Can you rescore up the amd64 retries from kubuntu-experimental PPA?19:36
apacheloggerthat said19:36
=== JontheEchidna is now known as jtechidna
apacheloggerletz switch to sf.net19:36
apachelogger:P19:36
smarteryay19:36
=== jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna
apacheloggeror some rails based thingy19:36
smartergoogle code + github seems to be all the hype19:36
* NCommander looks at the build queues19:37
FireRabbitgithub is actually very nice19:37
apacheloggergoogle code is not19:37
ScottKNCommander: Thanks.19:37
FireRabbitapachelogger: not at all19:37
=== rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk
NCommanderScottK, er, whats the justification for the rescore? (I can do it, but ... seriously, rescoring a PPA?)19:37
ScottKNCommander: We've got users with half upgraded KDEs that are broken.19:38
NCommanderThat's a good reason19:38
NCommanderrescoring19:38
ScottKThanks19:38
apacheloggerhm19:38
apacheloggerthat question was weird, you know :P19:38
apacheloggeroh19:38
apacheloggerScottK: it appears my pbuilder is just broken19:38
apacheloggerScottK: soyuz successfully started to build with my lzma stuff19:39
ScottKapachelogger: So I can kill my build?19:39
apacheloggeraye19:39
apacheloggerthx anyway19:39
ScottKIt did also start19:39
* apachelogger uploads to ubuntu19:40
ScottKI also managed to kill the correct one and not my third try and fixing samba4 for the python transition.19:40
ScottKand/at19:40
seele~twitter update scientific research is the ultimate form of creativity19:51
kubotustatus updated19:52
* ScottK waves some garlic to seele.19:52
seelemmm.. garlic19:53
apacheloggeryou have 18 updates19:54
apacheloggerdid I already mention that kpk is not exactly translated to german :P19:54
macoseele: how does this kubotu thing work?19:56
macoapachelogger: youstein havenstein 18 updaten?19:57
seelekubotu help19:57
kubotuhelp topics: 10 core modules: auth, basics, config, filters, httputil, irclog, remote, unicode, userdata, wordlist; 45 plugins: alias, autoop, autorejoin, babel, bans, bar, botsnack, chanserv, debug, dns, eightball, excuse, factoids, hangman, host, iplookup, karma, keywords, lart, lastfm, modes, nickrecover, nickserv, q, quote, reaction, remind, ri, roshambo, rot, rss, salut, script, search, seen, shiritori, time, topic,19:57
kubotutranslator, twitter, uno, urban, usermodes, wheeloffortune, wserver (help <topic> for more info)19:57
seelemaco: i can't really tell you because i only know a few of the commands19:57
macook19:57
seelei would just ask kubotu for help, that'sl how i figured out twitter19:57
apacheloggerhelp twitter19:58
apachelogger~help twitter19:58
kubotutwitter status [nick] => show nick's (or your) status, use 'twitter friends status [nick]' to also show the friends' timeline | twitter update [status] => updates your status on twitter | twitter identify [username] [password] => ties your nick to your twitter username and password | twitter actions [on|off] => enable/disable twitting of actions (/me does ...)19:58
apacheloggerif it only supported identica19:58
macoapachelogger: exactly what i was thinking19:58
apacheloggermaybe it does19:58
apacheloggerbut I am not feeling like upgrading :P19:58
macothe API is twitter-compatible....19:58
apacheloggermaco: feel free to implement support for identica then ;-)20:02
macowhat language is kubotu written in?20:07
Tm_Tmaco: /whois it, it says it's ruby bot20:08
macoin that case.....no20:08
macoalready have to either learn C++ or python to try to do qt stuffs for school. not trying to learn ruby at the same time.20:10
stdinmaco: you can use Qt in ruby too :)20:10
stdinafter learning python, ruby is quite simple to learn too20:11
macoafter isnt the issue. simultaneous is.20:11
rgreeningruby = evil twin of python20:15
ScottKrgreening: I'll give you half of that.20:16
rgreening:)20:16
rgreeninghmm... resurrecting old lappy for ubuntu studio...20:17
=== quassel251_ is now known as jussio1
* ScottK notes the continued lack of kde4bindings in kubuntu-experimental.21:10
ScottKIt'll be a good 4-6 hours before I can get to it...21:10
JontheEchidnablargh21:19
DaSkreechbleaugh21:19
JontheEchidnaNow that I've barfed I feel better... XP21:21
DaSkreechWell I can't imagine a situation where holding back barf would make you feel better21:25
Tonio_hi there21:41
Tonio_ScottK: remind me what packaging you need for the intrepid ppa ?21:41
Tonio_ScottK: wasn't it kde4bindings ?21:42
* JontheEchidna is on it21:42
Tonio_JontheEchidna: great :)21:43
* Tonio_ plans on finishing the k3b work tomorrow.... I just have to buy some rewritable dvds..21:45
* JontheEchidna uploads kde4bindings21:45
* Tonio_ wonders why we still ship with koffice1....21:47
Tonio_does anybody nows why we didn't replace it with koffice2 ?21:47
Tonio_I mean, koffice has very limited userbase, isn't stable and koffice2 isn't any worse, imho....21:48
DaSkreechCause it hasn't been released yet?21:48
Tonio_DaSkreech: k3b hasn't been released, plasmoid-network-manager too21:48
Tonio_DaSkreech: we have lots of svn components on jaunty21:48
DaSkreechplasmoid-network-manager hasn't been released for time consideration not for crashing issues21:48
Tonio_DaSkreech: well I have an interesting list of bugs with it, hehe21:49
DaSkreechAny way I think the next version of Koffice is going to be RC so we can take a look at that21:49
DaSkreechTonio_: Any that can wipe out your last month's worth of work?21:50
=== blizzzek is now known as blizzz
Tonio_DaSkreech: hum, nope, nothing critical indeed21:51
Tonio_DaSkreech: but I must say I don't know any person that use koffice on a working purpose (except from krita...)21:52
DaSkreechok Well when it does that and you still feel that it should be included we can resume talks :)21:52
DaSkreechkoffice1 is crashy but I don't think it has data loss bugs21:52
DaSkreech koffice 2 does21:52
Tonio_DaSkreech: bah any productivity oriented app that doesn't save on the fly and that crashes is potentially datalos app to me ;)21:53
Tonio_DaSkreech: but yeah, maybe we should consider waiting a bit :)21:53
DaSkreechI have no problems with offering it but it really should be treated like KDE 4.021:54
Tonio_DaSkreech: absolutly true21:54
Tonio_DaSkreech: but as I say to me koffice isn't any better21:54
DaSkreechNot on by default and the user should have to work to get it just so they can know that it's not quite ready21:54
Tonio_DaSkreech: I wouldn't even consider replacing koffice1 if it ware any better than koffice 221:54
Tonio_w/ware/were21:55
DaSkreechTonio_: Fine. But people seeing an upgrade from Koffice 1 to Koffice 2 are going to naturally say ooooh the better version is out21:55
smarterTonio_: is current network-manager plasmoid in Jaunty usable?21:55
Tonio_DaSkreech: hum, that indeed makes sense21:55
Tonio_smarter: yep21:55
Tonio_smarter: the only thing that won't work for me is changing specific vpn options21:55
smarterTonio_: cool! :) does it handles WPA?21:55
Tonio_smarter: yep21:56
smartergreat21:56
DaSkreechWPA2?21:56
* DaSkreech winces21:56
Tonio_DaSkreech: yep21:56
DaSkreechSerious?21:56
DaSkreechWhoohoo!21:56
Tonio_DaSkreech: yep :)21:56
DaSkreechI can reinstall kubuntu on my friends laptop21:56
DaSkreechThat was the killer for her21:56
valgaavI couldn't connect to a hidden network with it though ...21:56
Tonio_DaSkreech: the only thing I've seen is some people that tried the broken version a couple of month ago getting annoyance due to cache entries in kwallet21:57
Tonio_DaSkreech: but as long as you are free of any plasmoid-network entries, it works like a charm :)21:57
Tonio_DaSkreech: even the networkstatus things do work :)21:57
DaSkreechhmm so will the Jackalope package have to ensure that is so  ?21:57
DaSkreechWow Working stuff in KDE4? So the stories aren't true!21:58
Tonio_DaSkreech: nope since technically people having entries are people that tested jaunty at it's very early stage....21:58
Tonio_DaSkreech: any hardy/intrepid user is empty of any crap cache21:58
DaSkreechah ok :) I wonder if some joker has a third party repo up with it21:58
Tonio_one thing I'm affraid of is people getting their inhabits...21:58
Tonio_they'll still use knetworkmanager unless it gets removed21:59
Tonio_same goes for adept since they might miss kpackagekit in systemsettings21:59
Tonio_we need to document the changes very clearly21:59
DaSkreechwait kpackagekit isn't going to conflict with adept ?21:59
DaSkreechWait no yeah that's stupid22:00
Tonio_DaSkreech: nope, they both can work together...22:00
Tonio_DaSkreech: we removed the recommends from the metapackage22:00
DaSkreech.debs are associated wtih Gdebi still ?22:00
Mamarokkpackagekit is supposed to be in systemsettings?22:00
Tonio_DaSkreech: but it won't be uninstalled for people upgrading... that concerns me...22:00
DaSkreechYeah22:00
Tonio_Mamarok: it feets in systemsettings indeed22:00
DaSkreechWell I think for the most part community will step in22:01
Mamarokso it didn't install on upgrade then22:01
DaSkreech lots of people hate Dept enough anyway22:01
Tonio_DaSkreech: debs are associated to kpackagekit since it also can install local debs :)22:01
DaSkreech Will the xapian bug be patched in jackalope?22:01
DaSkreechAdept22:01
Tonio_DaSkreech: and we get rid of gdebi afaik22:01
DaSkreech\o/22:01
Tonio_DaSkreech: nope22:01
DaSkreechAwww :-( Why ?22:01
Tonio_adept is demoted to universe and unmainted...22:01
Tonio_DaSkreech: plus our energy now goes to kpackagekit...22:02
Tonio_DaSkreech: but I don't know if we should consider drop adept completly22:02
Tonio_DaSkreech: it is buggy, unmaintained and btw, not very popular...22:02
DaSkreechYes I know that's kinda why I thought it would conflict22:03
Mamarokto be honest, I always use synaptic...22:03
Mamarokit's ugly as hell but it's working really fine22:03
* DaSkreech just wants debtags :)22:03
Tonio_Mamarok: you are on jaunty right ?22:03
Tonio_Mamarok: try out kpackagekit :)22:04
Tonio_Mamarok: and let me know your feeling please :)22:04
macobug!22:05
macooh no wait22:05
macojust slow22:05
macoi'm looking at kpackagekit :P clicked a package and no info showed so i thought it was a bug. my computer's just not redrawing anything very fast...i'm typing faster than echo22:05
Tonio_latest k3b kde4 will be built on my ppa for interested testers.... we really want it in jaunty so any feedback is very welcome22:05
vorianTonio_: what linky?22:06
Tonio_launchpad.net/~tonio22:06
vorianI was just about to burn a few iso's22:06
MamarokTonio_: just did22:06
Mamarokit should be installed by default22:06
Mamaroklike it :)22:06
macowhat would be nice in update-manager and kpackagekit is if, when it says there's a blocked update, the "package info" section included why it was blocked.22:06
valgaav@Mamrok you can make synaptic to look kde4 like with qt gtk engine22:06
valgaavbut it needs a little hack to work22:07
Tonio_Mamarok: kpackagekit isn't as powerfull as synaptic fyi, and will never be22:07
macoum..why is kpackagekit launching gksudo?22:07
Tonio_maco: that's not gksudo22:08
Tonio_maco: that's probablu policykit-gnome...22:08
macooh22:08
Tonio_maco: now the question is : why do you have it installed :)22:08
Tonio_we now have policykit-kde22:08
macoTonio_: i have both ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop installed22:09
Tonio_I don't know which one is used if both are installed btw...22:09
DaSkreechTonio_: It's expected to have a full release during the jackalope cycle correct?22:09
Tonio_DaSkreech: a full release ? you mean ?22:09
Tonio_maco: can you confirm the policykit-kde package is installed for you ?22:09
DaSkreechTonio_: k3b22:09
Tonio_DaSkreech: afaik trueg wants it finished and regularly commits yes22:10
Tonio_DaSkreech: and it already isn't that bad...22:10
DaSkreechYeah I think the cacaphony is getting to him22:10
macoTonio_: ah you're right. apparently i dont have that package installed...no idea what i uninstalled that took it out though...22:11
Tonio_maco: no idea...22:11
Tonio_well kpackagekit depends on policykit-kde|policykit-gnome22:12
Tonio_maco: so if you have the -gnome one, the -kde won't get installed with it...22:12
Tonio_maco: simple and logic22:12
macoum....kpackagekit says (hehe this window needs to default to bigger):22:12
macotitle: An internal system er22:12
macoA problem that we were not expe\nPlease report this bug with the e22:12
maco(i installed policykit-kde in term while kpk was running, then quit kpk and restarted it)22:13
macoafter that i got this error22:13
Tonio_maco: hu ??????22:13
Tonio_ouch..... I never saw any crash with it...22:13
Tonio_maco: can you reproduce or ?22:13
macoit didnt crash, just through an error at me22:13
macodetails button says "The backend took too much time to process the synchronous request - you need to fork!"22:14
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=== Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_
Tonio_maco: weird...22:14
Tonio_maco: hum I know that one, but that's packagekit related, not kpackagekit...22:14
=== milian_ is now known as milian
Tonio_maco: are you up to date ? there should be a workarround for that one in the last upload...22:15
macoTonio_: anything that could be done about the error window's size?22:15
macoi was about to install updates when it errored at me22:15
macoi clicked "Software Updates" and got that error22:15
Tonio_maco: yeah, well up2date it "should" work :)22:15
Tonio_maco: about the window size ? I must say I have no idea, as I can even reproduce your proble22:16
Tonio_maco: we probably have to make sure there is no error in the first place :)22:16
macoif i click "refresh" it does that too22:16
macoclicked refresh again...98% loading cache...still no error22:18
macooh there it is22:18
Tonio_maco: I'd be interested to know if you still have the issue once updated...22:20
markeykonsole with Qt 4.5 is kinda amazing.. creates artwork patterns in the background22:31
markey http://mark.kollide.net/konsole_qt45_borked2.png22:31
markeyanyone got similar issues?22:32
* ScottK thinks we should have done 4.5 and then KDE 4.2.1, just to be safe.22:37
markeyI dunno what's causing my specific issue. I hear e.g. it work ok on gentoo22:38
markeymight be a combination of nvidia driver, and whatnot22:38
markeybut nice, it's not ;)22:38
DaSkreechmarkey: wow. That's deafening22:38
Quintasanmarkey: desktop effects on? :P22:39
markeyyes, using composite and effects, as usual22:39
Quintasanlooks nice :P22:40
* Quintasan likes 22 opened windows in irssi22:40
DaSkreechYeah22:40
DaSkreechDeafening22:41
QuintasanNo effects for me, Radeon 955022:41
Quintasanlol, they work :D22:42
QuintasanOk, Qt 4.5 needs to be done first22:43
QuintasanI dont see right click menus :P22:43
markeya minor inconvenience ;)22:44
QuintasanOr it's drivers fault22:44
markeyseriously, I think Qt 4.5 causes a lot of regressions, compared to the usual quality Qt releases22:45
* DaSkreech blames jambi22:45
QuintasanHmm you know, I should go to sleep because its near midnight and I have to get up at 7 o'clock to school :P22:46
Quintasannearly*22:46
* Quintasan is off22:47
Quintasanbye :P22:47
markeycya22:48
ScottKTonio_: This is from #amarok:23:03
ScottK[18:03:06] <Mamarok> hm, somebody should talk to the French loco, I already told them month ago, but they still announce Kubuntu 8.04 to be LTS...23:03
Tonio_ScottK: indeed that's pretty bad ;)23:04
Tonio_ScottK: well technically the core is, but not the kde support...23:04
ScottKYes, so Kubuntu is not.23:04
* smarter already pointed them at it (:23:05
Tonio_ScottK: yup`:)23:05
Mamarokhm, I'm not part of the French team, just left a message to their webmaster some time ago, nothing changed23:05
smarternot sure if a bug has been reported23:05
smarterthat'd be the easiest way to ensure someone will notice it23:05
Mamarokoh, right, that would be an idea23:05
Tonio_Mamarok: where is that announced ? the french loco team leader is a very goo friend of mine, so maybe I can just ping him :)23:05
* ScottK suspects that one of you who is French would have the best chance to get it fixed.23:06
Mamaroknot tonight though, bed is calling, will check that tomorrow, promised23:06
MamarokTonio_: who is the leader?23:06
smarterMamarok: you're French? :)23:06
Tonio_Mamarok: nickname is huats23:06
Tonio_Mamarok: real name is Christophe Sautier23:06
smarterhere is the lp project to report bug against: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-fr-website23:07
Mamarokok, will do that tomorrow, thx23:07
Tonio_ScottK: I have a little request about NEW23:09
ScottKOK.  You can ask ....23:09
Tonio_ScottK: riddell was supposed to look at knemo and kblogger...23:09
Tonio_ScottK: any chance you can look at it eventually ? riddell really doesn't have time for this I guess..23:10
ScottKTonio_: I can try.  I will tell you that for source New if I have any doubts I won't accept it due to legal concerns.23:10
Tonio_ScottK: oki ;)23:11
Tonio_ScottK: both packages don't have any FFE, since according to riddell they shouldn't be considered new, as they existed before being droped and reintroduced as kde4 apps23:11
ScottKOK.23:12
ScottKThe major reason to stop accepting new packages is so the archive admins can focus on other stuff.  If I do it, it's not a concern.23:12
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Mamarokok, bug submitted: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-fr-website/+bug/33850523:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338505 in ubuntu-fr-website "Kubuntu 8.04 n'est pas une version LTS" [Undecided,New]23:16
MamarokTonio_: maybe ping your friend about that bug23:17
Mamarokgood night everyone :)23:17
* Lure has written his notices for clean Jaunty install to kubuntu-devel ML23:17
Tonio_Mamarok: yup :)23:18
Tonio_Mamarok: I'll subscribe him :)23:18
LureTonio_: it looks like kdeplasma-addons rebuild did not help23:27
Tonio__Lure: it builds on my ppa...23:28
=== Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_
Tonio_Lure: it is quite a bit better ;) jaunty amd64 Successfully built (ACCEPTED)23:29
LureTonio_: but kdeplasma-addons is still not installable here23:30
Lurekdeplasma-addons: Depends: kdeplasma-addons-data (= 4:4.2.0-0ubuntu3) but 4:4.2.1-0ubuntu2 is to be installed23:30
Lurestrange is that -data did install23:30
Tonio_hum....... cache issue ?23:31
Tonio_what does apt-cache policy report ?23:31
Tonio_and eventually check the deps.... I don't know, it should be okay23:31
LureTonio_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/126974/ / just strange23:32
Tonio_Lure: bah.... repo sync incomplete or so.... it should get fixed automagically soon I guess :)23:33
* Lure tries other mirror23:34
Luresame problem...23:36
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ScottKTonio_: If it's "Accepted" that means it's built, but not published yet.  You need a publisher run (at :03) to get it to "Done".23:50
Tonio_ScottK: I know, but it took a very long time...23:56
Tonio_ScottK: lots of packages accepted yesterday long after this upload where in the archives long before :)23:57
Tonio_ScottK: that's why I thought there was a problem23:57
Tonio_strange queue thing I suspect...23:57
ScottKIt FTBFS due to archive skew the first time, so I retried it.23:57
ScottKIt built on the 2nd try23:57
ScottKUnfortunately the people that uploaded yesterday didn't really follow it....23:58

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