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ScottKIt is.00:52
voriani was thinking, we really should do something different for our upslash in karmic00:54
* vorian has not art skillz, otherwise he would be providing a mockup or some such00:55
nhandlerWeren't they working on a new xubuntu usplash?00:57
vorianwho cares about mice00:57
vorian:P00:57
ScottKI think for Karmic at least we'll have kernel mode setting for Intel so we can have X during startup and do different stuff (at least with on the low probability that I understand it correctly).00:58
JontheEchidnaOh, for Karmic they were thinking of using Plymouth, which is what Fedora's using00:59
JontheEchidnaor something00:59
JontheEchidnataking advantage of kernel mode setting01:00
vorianmeh, i think the start up should be at least 4 minutes with a nice suse like picture01:00
JontheEchidnalol01:00
JontheEchidnaThen we should use the long version of the KDE4 startup sound and play it twice!01:01
JontheEchidnaso that it's even longer than the mac one!01:01
vorianAWESOME!01:01
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JontheEchidnahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt1bgsvsWms01:02
JontheEchidna^see above01:02
JontheEchidnayou know01:04
JontheEchidnawe should totally do that for april fools day01:04
JontheEchidnalike that one time when you turned the plasma theme to the fluffy bunny theme and did that unicorn background01:05
JontheEchidna*you guys01:05
JontheEchidna*most likely apachelogger come to think of it01:05
vorianoh sheesh01:07
vorianwait01:07
vorianBrilliant!01:07
ryanakcahehe :)01:15
* ryanakca thinks he'd die of shame if that was his laptop and it was the day before exams...01:15
nixternaldo not let vorian near any april fools day stuff01:15
ScottKActually if you ever saw the Myspace page Hobbsee made (back when such things were considered mandatory in some sets) you'd know for sure she's the designer you want.01:39
ScottKI think it actually gave people vertigo.01:39
nixternalhahaha, I still have convulsions because of her myspace page01:41
dtcheni think you're still having convulsions because you copied her style!01:42
nixternalheh, some russion lady has stolen hobbsee's identity01:44
ryanakcaWould it be of value to get pykde into a bzr branch under lp:~kubuntu-members/ ?02:05
Riddellryanakca: pykde is in kdebindings02:12
ryanakcaRiddell: Ah, yes, thanks :)02:14
shtylmananyone here get dmraid working with ich10r? I know its not a very common setup, but I can't get dmraid to recognize the intel bios raid metadata02:23
ryanakcaRiddell: I have a question... system-settings apparently loads libpython2.5.so but should be loading libpython2.5.so.1, I should be able to find it by searching in pykde, and the code for pykde is in kdebindings, correct? However, kdebindings/debian/rules has ``DEB_CMAKE_EXTRA_FLAGS += ... -DPYTHON_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/libpython2.6.so''... Did you mean libpython2.6 instead of libpython2.5 or ?02:26
ScottKIt should be 2.6 on Jaunty.02:37
NCommanderRiddell, you around?03:01
JontheEchidnaHa, you can't install updates that install new packages in KPackageKit?03:21
JontheEchidnalulz03:21
nixternali can't even get vbox working correctly03:24
nixternaltook me forever to install alpha-603:24
nixternalnow after rebooting it comes up checking battery state on a desktop03:24
nixternalwhat a silly thing03:24
astrobearthe default action for the middle mouse button on a tab in konqueror should be to close the tab, imho.05:40
astrobearsomeone please make this default in kubuntu for the sake of n00bs like myself :)05:40
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* jussi01 waves to sabdfl107:49
sabdfl1hey jussi0107:50
jussi01Can someone confirm bug 333408 for me?08:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 333408 in kdeplasma-addons "Malformed URL in lancelot if Kmail is not running." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33340808:03
Tm_Thi kids08:22
* Tm_T really needs new pc and some money for coffee08:23
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ScottKDo we have a plan for kde 4.2.2 yet?10:26
Riddellmorning ScottK10:32
RiddellScottK: no I've not looked at the timetable for that10:33
davmor2Riddell: have you done the panel yet?10:33
RiddellScottK: it's post beta though10:34
Riddelldavmor2: it's reached number two on my todo list :)10:34
davmor2\o/10:34
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agateaui'm looking at bug 317271 atm, but I can't reproduce it yet (need to finish upgrading my machine first)11:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 317271 in redland "nepomukservicestub causes crash in Soprano::Redland backend" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31727111:37
agateauthere seems to be quite a few different backtraces for it, depending on soprano version11:38
agateaucan someone point me to the backtrace for the currently packaged version?11:38
NightroseJontheEchidna: ^11:39
Riddellagateau: I get a crash just by starting nepomukserver11:44
Riddellhttp://humboldt.canonical.com/~jriddell/tmp/_usr_bin_nepomukservicestub.1000.crash11:45
agateauRiddell: ok, can you pastebin the backtrace?11:45
agateauthanks11:45
agateauRiddell: mmm 403 error11:45
Riddellagateau: fixed11:46
agateauok11:46
agateauRiddell: noob question, is there a tool to parse the base64 core dump?11:52
Riddellagateau: it should be apport-retrace11:53
Riddellbut I can't get it to do must useful just now11:53
agateauso how do you work with the dump?11:53
Riddellagateau: still trying to work that out11:58
Riddellagateau: if you kill your existing nepomukserver and start a new one you don't get a crash?11:58
Riddellagateau: and are you running up to date jaunty?11:58
agateauRiddell: I am running kde trunk with sesame backend atm11:58
agateaubut my machine is a Kubuntu 8.04 (/me hides)11:59
agateauI am upgrading it this afternoon11:59
agateauthat's why I am asking for backtrace,12:01
agateauto do "theoretical" debugging :)12:01
Riddellagateau: there is only one stacktrace on bug 31727112:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 317271 in redland "nepomukservicestub causes crash in Soprano::Redland backend" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31727112:05
* smarter waves12:07
* JontheEchidna yawns12:07
* smarter notices that actions-on-notifications still don't work on Jaunty here12:07
agateauRiddell: there is another one on bugs.kde.org12:11
RiddellJontheEchidna: do you know how to get apport-retrace to work?12:11
JontheEchidnaRiddell: not really. I think you have to have every concievable package up to date to even have a small chance12:12
JontheEchidnaTonio_: Thoughts about bug 344118?12:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 344118 in kdebase-workspace "GTK theme in KDE4 is always reset to QtCurve" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34411812:13
ScottKRiddell: OK (re 4.2.2).   I'm kind of wondering if it's post-beta or an SRU, but haven't seen the schedule.  No rush.12:13
Riddellit's the week after beta12:13
Tonio_JontheEchidna: well that's the way it works, indeed... that's the way it worked with gtk-qt-engine...12:14
Tonio_JontheEchidna: but the reset is just within the kde session12:14
Tonio_JontheEchidna: I don't know if that's to be considered a bug...12:14
Tonio_JontheEchidna: and I can't see any better way to do...12:15
JontheEchidnaI don't think it actually worked in Intrepid12:15
JontheEchidnabecause I turned of gtk-qt-engine for a while12:15
JontheEchidnaand it never reset to on12:15
Tonio_JontheEchidna: with gtk-qt-engine, the mecanism to force was the same, except you could disable within the gui...12:15
JontheEchidnaah12:16
JontheEchidnaexcept you can't disable it within the GUI for QtCurve12:16
Tonio_JontheEchidna: I'll try to find anything better, but at this point I can't see what else to do...12:16
JontheEchidna:)12:17
Tonio_JontheEchidna: people complained about gtk-qt-engine for years, now we replace and you'll find people asking to get it back...12:19
Tonio_JontheEchidna: as said I'll try for something better but I really think the current thing is a lot better for 95% of our users, don't you agree ?12:20
JontheEchidnawhat would happen if it wasn't forced? (I don't know)12:20
Tonio_JontheEchidna: most people don't want to be able to change the gtk config within kde, they want something that does the job, and that's what qtcurve does12:20
smarterqtcurve seems nice enough12:20
Tonio_looks nice, binds the icons, the fonts....12:20
JontheEchidnaYeah, I agree it's what most people would want12:21
Tonio_JontheEchidna: if it wasn't forced ? well how do you set the settings then, if gtk-qt-engine isn't installed ?12:21
Tonio_JontheEchidna: or maybe we have to use both....12:21
JontheEchidnayeah, we may have to force it for now...12:21
Tonio_and use gtk-qt-engine to set qtcurve ? that's a nonsense :) gtk-qtengine is unmaintained, and bloated12:21
JontheEchidnaIn Karmic I might look in to separating the GTK styles KCM out from gtk-qt-engine12:22
smarterand gtk-qt-engine doesn't work here for some reasons(with a fresh 8.10 install) and revert to the ugly default gtk theme :/12:22
JontheEchidnasmarter: it don't depend on its shlib deps so as to not bring GTK on the CD12:22
Tonio_JontheEchidna: maybe we can fork gtk-qt-engine to just set the theme, not the fonts and the icons12:22
Tonio_JontheEchidna: and then we can use it to just set qtcurve12:22
Tonio_that would be nice12:22
JontheEchidnayeah, but not doable for jaunty I'm afraid :(12:22
Tonio_JontheEchidna: but then people would complain  that the fonts and icons are not binded when using another gtk theme than qtcurve12:23
Tonio_JontheEchidna: and they'll post bugs again...12:23
JontheEchidnaI hate gtk12:23
Tonio_JontheEchidna: it'll never stop until gnome eventually switches to qt haha :)12:23
JontheEchidnalol12:23
Tonio_JontheEchidna: no but I'm serious there, it's a never ending battle12:23
JontheEchidnaIf only the GTK people were as nice as the Qt people and could develop something like QGtkStyle12:24
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Tonio_people want something that make gtk look like qt by default, but with the ability to change it, along with the fonts binding and so on...12:24
Tonio_qtcurve isn't perfect, but it's by far the best thing to do.... and if you don't like the defaults, let's install debian...12:24
Tonio_my point...12:24
JontheEchidnaAgreed.12:25
Tonio_people that complain abou seemonkey in firefox ? geeks, so they are able to fix startkde not to force it.... I don't mind feeting with geeks expectances.... my mother is more important to me12:25
Tonio_and she'll appreciate qtcurve for sure :)12:25
* Tonio_ even uses kde-styleqtcurve now to have something fully integrated12:26
JontheEchidnabrb, I svn up'd konversation12:27
claydohI wonder if people don't really care if gtk appl look like qt/kde or if they just don't want the gtk to look like crap in KDE :)12:46
claydohqtcurve is nice in any case12:47
* Lure is happy to see agateau in #kubuntu-devel backlog ;-)12:52
agateau:)12:52
* agateau blushes12:53
LureRiddell: thanks for pyexiv2 ack; would appreciate if you can sync exiv2 (bug 309684) when you have time12:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 309684 in exiv2 "FFe and sync request for exiv2 0.18 from Debian Experimental" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30968412:59
Lurewhich I know is very limited ;-)12:59
RiddellLure: oh sorry, I half did that, finished the sync now13:00
LureRiddell: thanks13:01
QuintasanWow, 260 updates13:35
Tonio_Riddell: shouldn't the notify-reboot-required wait for apt to be finished to warn ?13:46
Tonio_Riddell: it warns in the middle of the process for me... I can imagin people reboting then, sounds bad ;)13:46
Tonio_did anyone get any news about the uds sponsorship ?13:47
Riddellif QFile.exists("/var/run/reboot-required") and QFile.exists("/var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp")13:48
RiddellTonio_: that /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp should only exist after apt has finished13:48
RiddellTonio_: maybe it needs to check the timestamp is newer13:49
Tonio_Riddell: or check if the dpkg database is still locked ?13:50
Riddellor that13:50
Tonio_Riddell: using a loop or something ?13:50
ScottKTonio_: I did not.13:50
Tonio_Riddell: I'll ping asac about the firefox patch toonight13:53
* Riddell switches back to update-notifier-kde for new packages13:53
ryanakcaThe kpackagekit ``<Y> updates available: \bullet A \bullet B \bullet C'' popup only lasts half of a second... I don't see any bugs for in on LP A) Is this intended / desired behavior, if not, where would I fix it? k-d-s (Guessing from the k-d-s changelog) ?14:39
agateaurahhh... just installed Jaunty on my laptop, now if only I could get wifi to connect, I could even work14:39
cumulus007ryanakca: I know14:39
cumulus007the popup is being displayed way too short14:40
ryanakcaRiddell: Do we still need to worry about it, or has it been replaced by update-notifier-kde?14:40
Riddellryanakca: I just changed back to update-notifier-kde14:41
ryanakcaRiddell: Ok. And about kdebindings, looks like it already uses python2.6 ... or was it something else you had wanted me to look at?14:42
cumulus007btw, could someone tell me how KPackageKit can update my system *without* asking for my password?14:42
Riddellryanakca: if it uses 2.6 that's all good14:43
cumulus007does it use a daemon hich runs in root mode?14:43
* ryanakca is guessing it does, since debian/rules has ``DEB_CMAKE_EXTRA_FLAGS += ... -DPYTHON_LIBRARY=/usr/lib/libpython2.6.so'' instead of /usr/lib/libpython2.5.so14:44
Riddellryanakca: although it still has the problem of needed libpython2.6.so rather than libpython2.6.so.1.014:44
Riddellcumulus007: yes14:44
cumulus007how dangerous14:44
cumulus007so every application could commit changes?14:44
Riddellpolicykit should ask for a password14:45
ryanakcaRiddell: Does it make much difference? /usr/lib/libpython2.6.so -> libpython2.6.so.1 and /usr/lib/libpython2.6.so.1 -> libpython2.6.so.1.014:45
cumulus007it doesn't14:45
Riddellryanakca: /usr/lib/libpython2.6.so is from python-dev which would be nice not to have needed on the CD14:46
Riddellsince it takes up extra space14:46
ryanakcacumulus007: It does here... maybe you just used another application with kdesudo (or whichever) not too long before?14:46
cumulus007ryanakca: maybe14:46
cumulus007will check that out14:46
ryanakcaRiddell: OK, so, change ``DEB_CMAKE_EXTRA_FLAGS += ....libpython2.6.so'' to DEB_CMAKE_EXTRA_FLAGS +=....libpython2.6.so.1.0 ?14:47
Riddellryanakca: no idea if that'll do it but worth a shot14:48
Riddellcompile that and see if system-config-printer-kde loads without /usr/lib/libpython2.6.so installed14:49
Riddellagateau^home: wifi working?14:49
_lummwould it be possible to get a amarok 2.0.2 backport for intrepid :S15:35
_lummhow come it isnt in intrepid anyway15:35
ScottKProbably because no one backported it.15:35
_lummi mean the normal repros not backports.15:35
ScottKBecause it was released after Intrepid.15:36
_lummit got added to the beta but not in the currently stable one ?! i dont get that. its a bugfix rls.15:36
ScottKIntrepid has Amarok 1.4.15:36
_lummso only security updates pass intrepid?15:36
_lummerm ok15:37
ScottKSecurity and major bug fixes.15:37
ScottKOne of the PPAs (I've lost track which) had 2.0.1 for Intrepid, but I don't think anyone updated it.15:37
agateau_Riddell: I am still on bug 317271, I was able to reproduce it from the livecd, but can't reproduce it on my installation, is it the same for you?15:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 317271 in redland "nepomukservicestub causes crash in Soprano::Redland backend" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31727115:38
_lummyep bot 2.0.1 here but its pretty a mess.15:38
ScottKSomeone who's interested really ought to backport the newer one ...15:39
agateau_ScottK: it's a bit late to do so, isn't it?15:39
ScottKagateau_: Not at all.  We can backport amarok 2.0.2 into an appropriate PPA (probably kubuntu-experimental) with no trouble.  It just takes someone to prepare it.15:40
ScottKI wouldn't put it in the official backports as it drags in mysql 5.1 and my head hurts when I think about that.15:41
agateau_ScottK: I thought you were talking about Virtuoso, the new Soprano backend, which is supposed to replace Redland :)15:41
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ScottKagateau: No.  Sorry.  I was on amarok.15:41
ScottKagateau: Agreed.  It's definitely too late for that.15:41
agateauok15:42
Riddellagateau: it crashes on my installed system (although I suppose it could a different crash, I've not looked)15:52
agateauRiddell: then I need to figure out what's different between your system and mine15:52
agateauto reproduce I should just run "killall nepomukserver ; nepomukserver", that's right?15:53
* ScottK was hoping agateau might look into the kpackagekit notification problem....15:53
sebasagateau: the redland backend is useless since it's far too slow anyway15:55
sebasNot sure it makes a lot of sense spending time on fixing it15:55
agateausebas: true, but there is no alternative before jaunty is out15:55
sebassesame2 should work better, ultimately you want the virtuoso backend for that15:55
agateauit's too late to package virtuoso15:56
Riddellsebas: sesame2 is non-free15:56
sebasdisable nepomuk would IMO make more sense, or package sesame215:56
sebaswhat part is non-free?15:56
Riddellthe binary blob parts15:56
agateausesame2 is packaged, it just can't be put on the livecd15:56
sebasah15:56
sebasI'd disable nepomuk then unless sesame2 is there15:56
sebasredland is really useless15:57
agateauRiddell: i agree with sebas on redland15:57
agateaui cursed against it quite a few times when playing with Nepomuk in Gwenview15:57
sebasBesides, destopsearch / indexing on a livecd is a strange concept15:57
Riddellit's already disabled on the live CD15:57
Riddellfor a newly installed system it would obviosuly be nice to have it working but maybe it can't be done15:58
agateauRiddell: would it be possible to ship without redland and enable nepomuk when one install the sesame2 backend?15:58
sebasMaybe make it  easy to install sesame2 by a wizard or something?15:59
agateauor when one backport virtuoso later15:59
sebasMuch like the codecs15:59
agateausebas: probably too late for that too, i guess15:59
smarter_it's not like Nepomuk is really useful atm15:59
sebasWhen is the freeze?15:59
sebassmarter_: it is, if it's properly set up15:59
agateausebas: on thursday15:59
sebasOw :D16:00
cernuiTonio_: have you sent patches yesterday against ferefox to use xdg_open?16:00
Riddellwe could add sesame to the restricted install app, although I have a general dislike of recommending people install non-free software16:00
sebasThe source for some java classes are missing?16:00
smarter_sebas: without a proper way for the user to query the database, I don't see what you can do with it, except adding stars in Dolphin :]16:00
agateauRiddell: in this case, it's either non-free or useless-unmaintained :/16:00
sebasOr is their license to restrictive?16:00
sebassmarter_: alt+f2? nepomukquery:/ ?16:01
Riddellsebas: the build system requires downloading more binary blobs16:01
sebasdigikam also uses the rating16:01
sebasRiddell: and their source isn't there?16:01
smarter_sebas: doesn't seem to be installed here, isn't that stuff in playground?16:01
agateausmarter_: or use Gwenview and filter your images by tag, rating...16:01
Riddellsebas: you can't download during building on the buildds so it would need the entire build system re-written and all the dependencies (over 100) likewise16:02
sebasRiddell: so the issue is technical or license?16:02
Riddellsebas: right16:02
Riddelltechnical16:02
smarter_agateau: oh, that's actually the first useful thing I've heard being done with Nepomuk, cool :)16:02
agateau:)16:02
sebasWith redland it won't be much fun though ...16:03
smarter_so it isn't even fast?16:03
sebasusers will enable desktop search and it'll take forever to index16:03
sebasThen, searching will also take forever, plus a lot of i/o making everything else slow as well16:04
Riddellso I'm thinking we disable it by default and have the restricted installer prompt for sesame16:04
smarter_as there no way to make a desktop search for a user, it doesn't eally make a difference :p16:04
sebassmarter_: it's ok-fast with sesame2 as backend16:04
agateauRiddell: sounds wise16:04
RiddellI wonder how we disable it16:04
sebassmarter_: again ...ALT+F2, and read  above for other usages16:04
agateaueventually Virtuoso will come to save us!16:04
smarter_is virtuoso that good? :)16:05
sebasRiddell: that sounds like the best solution for now16:05
smarter_sebas: as I said, I don't seem to have the nepomukquery:/ kio installed16:05
agateausmarter: it is supposed to, at least according to Nepomuk author16:05
agateausmarter_: nepomuksearch:/ iirc16:05
smarter_oh, it works :p16:06
sebassmarter_: it's nepomuksearch, and at least here, it seems to be in kdebase16:06
smarter_but I don't see how anybody could have a clue they have to do that (putting it on Konqueror front page would maybe help?)16:06
Riddellagateau: any idea how to disable it?  is there a configuration option do you know?16:06
agateauRiddell: there are a few options available from System Settings16:06
sebasRiddell: there's a knob in systemsettings16:06
sebasagateau: :)16:06
agateauso I guess we can find out where those are stored16:06
agateaubasically you can enable/disable nepomuk and enable/disable strigi16:07
sebas/home/sebas/.kde4/share/config/nepomukserverrc16:07
sebas/home/sebas/.kde4/share/config/nepomukserverrc16:07
Riddellagateau: fancy making those changes or are you fed up of nepomuk for today?16:08
sebasisn't it "fed up with"? :)16:08
agateauhow can one get fed up of/with Nepomuk? :)16:08
sebasTrue :)16:09
agateauRiddell: will have a look16:09
sebasRiddell: btw, what did you end up doing with the python laptop bag in the end?16:10
Riddellsebas: I got it into the country no questions asked, it's under my desk16:11
Riddellnot sure what to do with it now16:11
sebasuh, that's brave16:11
Riddellagateau: when you get the config option add it to kubuntu-default-settings bzr branch16:11
sebasI know that at Schiphol you can get into a lot of trouble for that16:11
ryanakca016:11
Riddellagateau: you also want to edit update-notifier-kde branch and add the sesame backend to the list of packages to install16:12
sebasThough I've never had my bags or anything checked there16:12
agateauRiddell: I will probably need your help on this (how to get those branches...)16:12
Riddellsebas: in Nigeria they even let me get on the plane with a watermelon16:12
Riddellagateau: poke me when you need help16:12
sebashahaha weird ideea16:12
agateauRiddell: ok16:12
ryanakcaagateau: to get the k-d-s branch from LP, bzr checkout lp:~kubuntu-members/kubuntu-default-settings/ubuntu    if I remember correctly.16:13
agateauryanakca: ok thanks16:13
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* agateau also needs to teach himself bzr16:15
* ryanakca thinks he should've used his PPA to build kdebindings... slooowwness ;)16:17
cernuiIs Bug 290304 solved? only a file move is necesary16:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290304 in skim "Skim has no KMenu icon" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29030416:18
smarter__agateau: don't miss the bzr-builddeb plugin which is really useful for simplifying package maintainences :)16:18
agateausmarter: ok16:19
smarteragateau: there's probably some docs on the wiki about it16:19
ryanakcaagateau: There's http://jameswestby.net/bzr/builddeb/user_manual/ too...16:20
agateauthanks guys!16:21
seelepython is an illegal trade animal?16:27
ScottKagateau: If you use svn, then you can use bzr co and bzr ci just like the svn equivalents until you teach yourself the fancy dvcs branch/merge stuff.16:29
agateauok16:29
agateaushould be much of a problem I think, as I am quite used to both svn and git16:30
ScottKIME bzr is much easier to wrap your head around than git, but that may just be me.16:30
agateaulet's not start a dvcs war here :)16:30
ScottKDidn't say anything about better or worse.16:31
ScottKMy biggest problem with bzr is that I run into it no where outside Ubuntu and I don't have a lot of spare space in my head for an Ubuntu specific VCS.16:32
Riddellseele: pretty much any non-farm animal needs an import licence16:35
agateauScottK: i see what you mean16:36
Riddell"bzr is much easier to wrap your head around than git" that really isn't just you ScottK16:36
seeleRiddell: even if it's dead and processed?16:36
Riddellseele: I belive so16:36
seelehuh16:36
NCommanderScottK, I've found bazaar outside of Ubuntu.16:43
NCommanderRiddell, good morning (or afternoon)16:43
Riddellhello NCommander16:44
NCommanderRiddell, how are you today?16:44
Riddelloh ca va16:45
NCommanderRiddell, can you do me a favor and poke something in the NEW queue for me?16:45
RiddellI can16:46
NCommanderRiddell, ecosconfig-imx please :-)?16:46
NCommander(it has a FFe)16:46
RiddellNCommander: accepted16:50
NCommanderThanks Riddell :-)16:50
agateauRiddell: if i understand correctly, I need to add nepomuk config files inside kde-rc-files/ and add a line the Makefile?16:52
Riddellagateau: yes you need to add it, the Makefile installs everything *rc so no change needed there16:52
NCommanderRiddell, thanks. I think that was the first package I ever submitted on the first try that didn't get a reject :-)16:53
agateauRiddell: oh ok16:53
knusperfroschwhere should kpackagekit problems/bugs be reported?16:53
RiddellNCommander: oops, clearly I should have looked closer for a problem :)16:54
Riddellknusperfrosch: if it's the update notification you don't like I've just turned that off, otherwise bugs to launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kpackagekit (or try your luck moaning here)16:54
NCommanderRiddell, heh16:55
RiddellLure: new exiv accepted, you'll make sure everything is built against it before beta freeze on thursday?16:55
* ryanakca sighs at having wasted an hour and a half building amd64 packages for an i386 laptop16:55
Riddellryanakca: oops.  that's quite hard to do though16:55
knusperfroschnope, kpackagkit told me to report something: "The backend took too much time to process the synchronous request - you need to fork!"16:56
ryanakcaCould someone with an amd64 jaunty test some kdebindings .debs please?16:56
knusperfroschwell not really verbose...16:56
Riddellryanakca: I could16:57
ryanakcaRiddell: Where shall I stick them?16:58
Riddellryanakca: wherever I can get them16:58
seelemeeting in 2 minutes?16:58
seeleis it here or ubuntu-meetings?16:59
Riddelldepends which is free16:59
Riddelllooks like something about to begin in #ubuntu-meeting17:00
seeleok.. here it is17:00
RiddellTonio_, Nightrose, nixternal, yuriy: council ping17:02
nixternalyo yo17:02
seeleQuintasan: kb9vqf: ping17:02
* Quintasan waves17:02
* Nightrose waves17:02
LureRiddell: will do for universe, will need help for main17:02
* kb9vqf waves17:02
seeleJontheEchidna: ping17:02
LureRiddell: is something wrong with publisher?17:02
LureRiddell: I see only source in archive, but no binaries for 0.1817:03
RiddellLure: ssh, we're in a meeting (no, not that I know of)17:03
RiddellLure: it'll appear shortly I expect17:03
Nightrosethanks for saving me from learning innovationeconomics - worst slides ever :/17:03
LureRiddell: it is 3 hours since build17:03
JontheEchidnaseele: pong17:03
RiddellLure: it was stuck in New17:03
* Lure shuts up17:03
Riddellright, meeting!17:03
seeleJontheEchidna: meeting time17:03
Riddellgood afternoon friends17:03
Riddellmemberships first17:03
RiddellQuintasan: want to go first?17:03
QuintasanHmm I guess I can, shall I introduce myself first?17:04
RiddellQuintasan: yes, a few sentenses on who you are and what you do in kubuntu17:04
RiddellQuintasan: ?17:06
QuintasanMy name is Michał and I'm from Poland. I've done some bug fixing in kde4 packages. I'm also translating applications.17:06
RiddellQuintasan: how long have you been active in the Kubuntu community?17:06
QuintasanAbout one and a half month I suppose17:07
NightroseQuintasan: how active is the Polish Kubuntu community?17:07
yuriyhi17:08
QuintasanNightrose: sorry, I'm unable to accurate informations but we have lots of guys helping people out in #ubuntu-pl17:08
Quintasanto provide*17:08
RiddellQuintasan: is raptor at a useful stage for users?17:09
Nightroseok17:09
smarterQuintasan: are you translating applications only on Launchpad or in upstream projects too? do you have any contact with an upstream project l10n team?17:09
QuintasanRiddell: I don't think so, there are some issues that aren't big but they are annoying.17:09
Quintasansmarter: only Launchpad applications, I don't have any contacts with upstream team's17:10
RiddellQuintasan: why do you like Kubuntu over other distros?17:10
JontheEchidnaHehe, that's always the hardest question imo :P17:11
nixternalQuintasan: do you have any examples of bugs you have fixed? what are you plans on direct Kubuntu translations?17:12
QuintasanRiddell: Community, lots of people who can help you out, for me the most important thing is to have usable desktop right after the installation, I also love new KDE so that's why I picked Kubuntu17:12
NightroseQuintasan: what are your plans for the next months with kubuntu?17:12
Quintasannixternal: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/kdeplasma-addons/4:4.2.0-0ubuntu317:13
QuintasanNightrose: I'm planning to do more packaging and fixing issues, also translating applications that are not translated or have few lines translated17:14
JontheEchidnaI sponsored both his kdeplasma-addons fix and a kdebase-workspace fix for him into bzr17:14
JontheEchidnahe does good work :)17:14
jjessenixternal: i am not ignoring your email about kubuntu docs hoping to work on them tonight, in anoter airport17:14
nixternaljjesse: ahh there you are :)  ya, I knew you were on the road so I wasn't in a hurry really17:15
seeleQuintasan: how long have you used kubuntu before you started contributing a month ago?17:15
jjessenixternal: i just finished my review/update of the kubuntu book so those are next :)17:15
Quintasanseele: for 1 year17:15
JontheEchidnaQuintasan: Do you plan on becoming a MOTU in the long run?17:16
jjesseis there a mtg happening now that intereputred?17:17
seelejjesse: yes :)17:17
JontheEchidnajjesse: yeah, no sweat though17:17
QuintasanJontheEchidna: I think yes17:17
jjesseah :)17:17
seeleQuintasan: are you a student or working?17:17
JontheEchidnaGreat17:17
Quintasanseele: student17:17
seeleQuintasan: will graduating affect your ability to contribute to kubuntu in the future?17:17
nixternalQuintasan: can I expect that you will help translate the Kubuntu Documentation? there are only a handful of languages that get translated, and Polish hasn't been one of them...would be great to see more translations there17:18
Quintasanseele: I think no (I'm not in a university, high school). Maybe after my 18th birthday something will change but I don't think so.17:19
seeleQuintasan: how old are you if i may ask17:19
Quintasanseele: 1617:19
nixternalseele: that question is against the law, now I have to report you!17:19
Quintasannixternal: Sure :)17:19
* Nightrose thinks we should end the torture now ;-)17:19
Riddellwell I like what I hear from Quintasan, I think he is and will be a great contributor, but I do think 1.5 months is too short to count for the "sustained and significant" contribution we ask for membership17:19
Riddellso I'm minded to vote 0 for now and ask him to come back at the next meeting17:20
nixternalhrmm17:20
seelei would like to see a longer involvement in contributing to kubuntu17:20
Riddellother council members may disgree of course17:20
seelemost of our new members have been around and contributing for many more months before considering membership17:21
nixternalI would as well, but what I am seeing thus far I really like...he has some really good contribs in this short amount of time, I think in another month with his contribs and he will be rocking17:21
nixternalI would really love to see some Kubuntu docs translating too :)17:21
RiddellQuintasan: would you be ok to come back at a future meeting?17:22
yuriyI agree with Riddell17:22
QuintasanRiddell: sure17:22
* nixternal notes it is really warm here in chicago, but I am chilly for some reason17:22
RiddellQuintasan: great, keep up the contributions and you'll be sure to get in17:22
nixternalseele: 74 right now, can you beat that in DC today?17:23
NightroseQuintasan: rock on as you do now and next time will be a charm :)17:23
JontheEchidnaQuintasan: Yeah, no worries for next time. :)17:23
seelenixternal: hell no, it's like 45. better than the rain we had earlier17:23
Riddellkb9vqf: hi17:23
Riddellkb9vqf: able to introduce yourself?17:23
kb9vqfYes, I am :)17:23
kb9vqfI am an electrical engineer with Raptor Engineering.  I have been using Kubuntu for about 2 years now, and have been active for the past 5 months or so proting KDE3.5 to Intrepid, and now on to Jaunty17:24
kb9vqfMy role in Kubuntu could be considered keeping legacy software alive for those who want iy17:25
Riddellkb9vqf: you packaged the whole of KDE 3.5 for intrepid?17:25
kb9vqfYes, and a lot of KDE3.5 apps as well17:26
kb9vqfAnd ported the whole whing to /opt/kde317:26
Nightrosewhat kind of feedback did you get?17:26
Riddellkb9vqf: that must have taken ages!17:26
nixternalwow, that is pretty darn nice17:26
kb9vqfNightrose Lots of positive feedback, from the users, and a lot of bugs as well (which I have been steadily fixing)17:26
seelekb9vqf: is that something you plan on doing for Jaunty as well?17:27
kb9vqfnixternal: thanks!17:27
kb9vqfseele: Yes17:27
seelewow17:27
kb9vqfI think KDE3.5 should be an option, right alongside KDE4, as it is almost a completely different desktop17:27
Riddellkb9vqf: when your packages first appeared I think we got a big grumpy because they overlapped the KDE 4 ones and used high epochs.  how did you find our attitude to your work?17:28
* nixternal notes that he is a newb again with KDE 3.5.x17:28
Nightroseis anyone helping you with this or are you doing it on your own?17:28
kb9vqfNightrose: Right now, all on my own, but I would like some help in the future if anyone is interested17:28
yuriykb9vqf: how are you handling bugs and feedback?17:28
kb9vqfhttp://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net17:28
Nightrosewow - quite some work...17:28
kb9vqfAnd through the Ubuntu forums...let me grab the link17:29
kb9vqfhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96369517:29
rgreeningkb9vqf: how would you contribute to kubuntu and the KDE4 desktop, which is the officially supported desktop?17:29
nixternalkb9vqf: are you using KDE 4 at all or do you still prefer KDE 3?17:30
* Nightrose is definitely impressed to see someone not complain about not having kde 3 but actually doing something about it17:30
nixternalNightrose: +117:30
kb9vqfrgreening: Hmmm, not sure yet.  I have had my hands quite full with KDE3.517:30
nixternalactually, I am seeing what kb9vqf is doing with KDE 3 and Kubuntu as a plus for a lot of people out there who don't want to switch to KDE 4 yet17:31
kb9vqfnixternal: Just KDE3.5.  I have tried to use KDE4 on several occasions, but found that my productivity went way down.  No offense against KDE4, it's just not the way I work, I guess17:31
nixternalya, I have heard that from a ton of people, and I know quite a few who stopped using Kubuntu because of us ditching KDE 3.5 and going with PCLOS or Gentoo17:31
nixternalPersonally, I think I would like to see an "Official Un-Official" Kubuntu KDE 3 PPA with your work17:32
kb9vqfnixternal +117:32
Tm_Tmeeting going on?17:32
Nightroseyes I would also like to see you more integrated in the team17:32
nixternalif you watch kde-look.org and kde-apps.org, there is still probably more KDE 3 work being uploaded than KDE 417:32
NightroseTm_T: yes17:33
nixternalTm_T: yes17:33
claydohnixternal and kb9vqf: +1 on that17:33
smarterkb9vqf: imho, you just need to get used to it17:33
Tm_Toh sorry, I'll leave you then ): ->17:33
nixternalRiddell: what do you think about having an Official Un-Official Kubuntu KDE 3 PPA?17:33
smarterkde4 isn't kde3 and vice-versa, you need some time to adapt yourself to the changes :)17:33
Riddellcan do, call it kubuntu-kde3 ppa and put it on the website17:33
kb9vqfsmarter: Yeah, I know.  If I did work on KDE4, the first thing I would do is learn the theming system and fix the things I don't like (blocky elements, etc.)17:34
nixternalyes, but a lot of people are not wanting to change from a good thing17:34
smarterkb9vqf: blocky elements?17:34
Nightrosekb9vqf: so your plans for the future are?17:34
nixternalkb9vqf: I think you might be able to find help with maintaining the KDE 3 side as well since a lot of people still enjoy it so much17:34
kb9vqfsmarter: Well, it's what I call the "Fisher-Price look"--I'll explain a bit later :)17:35
nixternallol, that isn't the first time I have heard that17:35
Tonio_Riddell: ok, didn't knew the meeting was here17:35
Tm_Tkb9vqf: you should see themes I use then17:35
kb9vqfNightrose: Continue porting KDE3.5 apps as Kubuntu drops them (e.g., I just finished uploading Knights)17:35
* nixternal uses skulpture, the bestest theme in the world17:35
Riddellkb9vqf gets a +1 from me for lots of hard work17:36
nixternal+1 from me too, I would really like to see him run a KDE 3 team as well17:36
Nightrose+1 from me as well but I would like to see you more active here :)17:36
nixternalhe has a great start with it that's for sure17:36
Tonio_+1 for me too :)17:36
yuriy+117:37
* kb9vqf promises to check in more frequently than every 3 months :)17:37
Nightrose;-)17:37
Riddellkb9vqf: welcome to membership17:37
kb9vqfRidell: Thanks! :)17:37
nixternalkb9vqf: I would like to see you here every minute of the day, you know...to make up for me not being here :)17:37
claydohcongrats kb9vqf !17:37
Nightrosehaha17:37
nixternalcongrats and welcome kb9vqf17:37
RiddellJontheEchidna has an agenda item17:37
Nightrosecongrats kb9vqf17:37
nixternalbtw, is kb9vqf your HAM name too?17:37
kb9vqfYes!17:37
Nightroseoh dear... :D17:38
nixternalhahaha, man I love it when I recognize that stuff17:38
Riddellbeta freeze is in two days!17:38
Riddellwhat needs fixing?17:38
Tm_Tkb9vqf: will call you then some day (;)17:38
JontheEchidnaOkay, my agenda item is basically us taking a look at what we need to do before final release17:38
nixternalstring freeze is in 9 days!17:38
JontheEchidnahow badly do we need to freak out?17:38
JontheEchidna:P17:38
kb9vqfTm_T: You're a ham as well?17:38
Riddellagateau is on nepomuk17:39
JontheEchidnanice17:39
RiddellI'm looking at the panel issue17:39
Tm_Tkb9vqf: not publicly, but kinda yes17:39
Riddellkdebluetooth keeps crashing, would be nice to have that fixed17:39
JontheEchidnaLooking at our todo list, it looks pretty complete17:39
Riddellmy main problem is corruption I get on my screen in some Qt apps, for which I blame the intel driver17:39
JontheEchidnayeah... :(17:40
JontheEchidnado you have a bug for that? I have some dupes17:40
nixternalhrmm, I am using Intel and haven't witnessed corruption17:40
yuriyRiddell, JontheEchidna corrupted text?17:40
nixternalI know I hate this new GTK Theme stuff17:40
JontheEchidnayuriy: corrupted widgets17:40
Riddellyuriy: no random blocks of corruption on the screen17:41
Riddellbug 27972717:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 279727 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Display Corruption w/ Intel 4700MHD" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27972717:41
JontheEchidnaI don't know if we'll be able to kick kdelibs4c2a off the CD though :(17:41
Tonio_Riddell: afaik, kdebluetooth needs a lot of solid fixes.... won't happen before 4.3 I guess...17:41
JontheEchidnaOpenOffice isn't looking so good for KDE4 integration17:41
RiddellJontheEchidna: mm, openoffice is the blocker there17:41
yuriycan't we just remove the kde3 integration?17:41
Riddellk3b too17:41
LureRiddell: digikam/kipi-plugins final are released - will check if we can just sync from debian - would be great to have them in beta17:42
LureRiddell: when is beta freeze?17:42
nixternalwow, that bug screenshot is bad...never have I witnessed that and all I have is Intel17:42
Riddellyuriy: it ends up looking super ugly, and we do have space on the CD so no reason to kick it off17:42
RiddellLure: Thursday!17:42
LureRiddell: ok, that is plenty of time ;-)17:42
JontheEchidnaAre we going to backport the sexed KCategorizedView changes from 4.3? Or should we just wait until Karmic for those?17:43
RiddellJontheEchidna: I looked for those in svn a while ago but couldn't find them committed17:43
JontheEchidna(irt System Settings enhancements under jaunty setup17:43
JontheEchidnaI'll mark that as postponed then17:43
Tonio_Riddell: for k3b, I've been reported it seems to work for some people and hang for others, I'll ping trueg to help us getting it in time eventually17:43
Tonio_Riddell: dvd iso burning seems to be the only thing really broken right now17:44
Tonio_Riddell: maybe we could upload right now and fix later...17:44
davmor2Riddell: does that mean first on your list is neposmuk17:44
Tonio_Riddell: lots of things are broken in k3b3 due to broken ioslaves anyway...17:44
LureTonio_: if we fell we can make it, it is probably better to have it in for beta17:45
RiddellTonio_: that's too high risk, I need to be able to burns disks in the mean time and it might not get fixed17:45
Riddelldavmor2: agateau is looking into nepomuk17:45
JontheEchidnaBug 292098 and bug 259030 seem to be related to our default window rules17:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 292098 in kubuntu-default-settings "okular can't presentation fullscreen" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29209817:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 259030 in kubuntu-default-settings "Akregator does not remember its size after closing" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25903017:45
JontheEchidnaDo we still need those rules?17:45
davmor2Riddell: Cool :)17:45
Riddelldavmor2: and I'm looking into panel.  what else if on your mental list for Kubuntu?17:45
Tonio_Riddell: oki I'll try to make iso burning to work... data dvd burning is working btw...17:46
JontheEchidnaAnd how do those rules tie in to the "sane default window sizes" todo list item?17:46
RiddellJontheEchidna: mm, we got rid of those in intrepid time but they may still be around, I'll make sure to look into doing the upgrade script for that17:46
davmor2I'm just flicking through it now17:46
JontheEchidnaRiddell: Ok, so they're removed but they still stuck around for those who had them I gather?17:46
RiddellJontheEchidna: right17:46
davmor2the install has introduced an ugly bug but I think evand will deal with that17:47
JontheEchidnagotcha, good.17:47
JontheEchidnaOn the Ubiquity side of things, things are looking great!17:47
Riddellshtylman: any chance to have the partition bars not appear/disappear on ubiquity for beta?17:47
Tonio_JontheEchidna: do we have a wikipage with the most important bugs to fix before the release ?17:47
JontheEchidnaI think we may want to give the label mentioned in this bug wordwrap: bug 34438217:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 344382 in ubiquity "Jaunty: Kubuntu ubiquity password page is 2/3's bigger than the others" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34438217:47
shtylmanRiddell: yea...are you sure we wanna do that (thinks about users with many disks)?17:48
JontheEchidnaTonio_: nope, might not be a bad idea though17:48
Tonio_JontheEchidna: not everyone has malone in mind like you, Mr database :)17:48
JontheEchidnahehe17:48
Riddellshtylman: I think it should only show one disk at a time, that's what happens on the gtk one17:48
shtylmanyea...I agree...I think currently it shows them all right? (that is a bug)17:48
RiddellJontheEchidna: I think shtylman said the wordwrap was fixed, not sure if it's been merged/uploaded though17:48
Riddellshtylman: yes (or did last time I checked)17:48
shtylmanRiddell: it is fixed but not uploaded....also, I just got my new machine up and running and have a list of bugs to tackle for ubiquity17:49
JontheEchidnaI see that the todo page has System-Config-Printer-KDE improvements marked as in progress by Riddell and Arby. How goes progress?17:49
Riddellshtylman: am I right in thinking you're not a member yet?17:49
RiddellJontheEchidna: features are there, needs bugs and UI tidying17:50
shtylmanI don't think I am a member17:50
Riddellshtylman: something to consider for our next meeting maybe :)17:50
Riddellhow is network-manager-plasmoid working for everyone?17:50
JontheEchidnaplasma-widget-network-manager is working pretty well for my simple wired, DHCP connection17:51
claydohRiddell: works great for me17:51
claydohwired and wireless17:51
JontheEchidnaEnterprise WPA networks and hidden networks have issues, according to the bug reports17:51
LureRiddell: does not work for hidden network (WPA-EAP)17:51
davmor2Riddell: Looks pretty much okay from there I'll have a proper play tomorrow with Kubuntu.  I'll give you a list of things that don't work then :)  But those are the 2 screamingly obvious ones at the moment, hope that helps.17:51
rgreeningwired = 100%, wireless WEP = once configured, no issues. Setting up from scratch is hit and miss17:52
RiddellLure, JontheEchidna: do you know if that's something that works with knetworkmanager?17:52
rgreeningor was a week ago17:52
shtylmanRiddell: k :)17:52
LureRiddell: did not try, but I can try in next days17:52
LureRiddell: and nm-applet too, to have complete picture17:52
agateaummm, my first attempt at disabling nepomuk failed :/17:53
agateauthe "start automatically" checkbox is unchecked, but it starts nevertheless17:53
RiddellLure: thanks, would be uaseful to know if there's any point keeping knetworkmanager in main or no17:53
JontheEchidnaI think it would be good to keep in around, but maybe in universe17:53
JontheEchidnathough it probably wouldn't hurt to include it in main17:54
JontheEchidnasince how are you going to install it without a network?17:54
JontheEchidna:P17:54
Riddelllet's keep it on the dvd for beta17:54
Riddellif it turns out to have no advantage over the plasmoid though I don't see a point in keeping it17:55
Riddellok I'm done, any other business?17:55
Tonio_Riddell: I never got issues with plasmoid-network-manager for wep, wpa and wpa2... I didn't test for vpn and so on17:55
LureTonio_: wpa/wpa2 PSK is fine, WPA Enterprise is different story17:55
JontheEchidnaThe guest account patch. Is anyone working on it? (I don't see it as too big of an issue at all if it doesn't get done)17:55
Tonio_Riddell: knetworkmanager will not be any better anyway... but p-n-m is not finished right now17:55
Tonio_Lure: yeah I know :)17:55
Tonio_Lure: but I think that's a more general networkmanager issue right ?17:56
LureTonio_: I am just not sure is it hidden network or enterprise or both that is broken ;-)17:56
RiddellJontheEchidna: Tonio_ was down for that but I don't think he's had a chance to look at it17:56
LureTonio_: gnome users claim it works17:56
LureTonio_: this is why I will test all three tommorrow17:56
JontheEchidnaSo, how are translations coming along?17:56
RiddellJontheEchidna: I'm using french just now and havn't seen any problems17:57
JontheEchidnaawesome :)17:57
Tonio_Riddell: yeah I had to discard this... time is limited...17:57
* Lure need to try Slovene some time ;-)17:57
Riddellbut testing by others (especially people who don't use English) welcome17:57
Riddelljockey seems to be broken17:57
Riddellwill poke pitti17:57
QuintasanPolish - 4 positions in systemsettings are not translated, and KPackageKit is not translated but I submitted translation.17:58
shtylmanRiddell: Imma start tackleing the bugs for ubiquity and cleaning it up some more today and into tomorrow...beside the partition bars..anything else major?17:58
JontheEchidnaThings seem to be looking pretty good for 9.04 :)17:58
JontheEchidnaOh, I do have some concerns for KPackageKit17:58
JontheEchidnaI get a lot of backend timeouts still17:59
Tonio_JontheEchidna: yup, and most of our problems right now are upstream kde issues (for once)17:59
Tonio_JontheEchidna: they might get fixed with updates17:59
Riddellshtylman: when you move the mouse over he timezone map it should have a label to show what would be selected when you clicked (including the city name)17:59
JontheEchidnaAnd if an update needs to install new packages, it will show up as "blocked" and won't upgrade17:59
JontheEchidnawhich is sorta important imo17:59
shtylmanRiddell: yep...that too is on todo list17:59
RiddellJontheEchidna: hmm, that's not great17:59
Tonio_Riddell: did you notice the cursor is broken when drag and droping ? that's really ugly...18:00
RiddellJontheEchidna: let's poke glatzor about that18:00
davmor2Riddell: what's up with jockey?18:00
RiddellTonio_: drag and dropping what?18:00
JontheEchidnaRiddell: OK, there is a bug about this. So I think I'll confirm it at put it as high importance18:00
Tonio_Riddell: drag a file in dolphin and look at the cursor.18:00
abcTonio_: there is a bug about it18:00
Riddelldavmor2: hmm, what do you know, it just started working18:00
* Quintasan didnt notice the cursor but util now18:01
Tonio_abc: I know, but it's here since.... kde 4.0 beta...18:01
davmor2fixed \o/18:01
RiddellTonio_: the cursor is unthemed.  doesn't seem like a critical bug18:01
Tonio_Riddell: sure not, but once you've seen it, you notice it forever... :)18:01
Riddellok, meeting over I think, we can now return to normal #kubuntu-devel chat18:02
davmor2Riddell: It does seem to stick on 0% forever and a day apparently there's not a lot they can do about it :(18:02
Riddellthanks to seele for organising the meeting18:02
Tonio_Riddell: one thing about the kcm samba thing.... it's too late for now, but we're gonna do it for karmic18:02
Tonio_Riddell: port the nautilus share thing to kde18:02
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RiddellTonio_: great18:03
Tonio_Riddell: smarter has motivation for this, me too18:03
Tonio_Riddell: we probably can discuss this in the UDS18:03
* smarter_ rises out of Arora code18:03
smarter_Tonio_, Riddell: what? :)18:03
Tonio_smarter: the samba sharing thing :)18:04
smarter_oh, righto18:04
shtylmanWhen is the beta released? so I know how best to target my efforts?18:04
* Lure finally got exiv2 0.18 binaries18:04
JontheEchidnashtylman: archive freeze for beta is on thursday18:06
shtylmank, thanks18:06
seeledid sponsorship come out?18:06
seelehow many people do we get at UDS?18:06
Riddellnobody has reported hearing back about UDS18:06
LureRiddell: do you have also give-back powers?18:07
RiddellLure: I believe I might18:07
LureRiddell: pyexiv2 need give-back18:07
Quintasanhmm, I just noticed that kcmsambaconf crashes whenever I try to save setting with ASSERT failure18:07
JontheEchidnaQuintasan: known upstream bug18:08
JontheEchidnakde bug 16610618:08
ubottuError: Could not parse XML returned by KDE: not well-formed (invalid token): line 78, column 0 (http://bugs.kde.org/xml.cgi?id=166106)18:08
Tonio_Quintasan: we should consider pathing to remove this from dolphin18:08
Tonio_Riddell: shouldn't we drop the desktop files for that ?18:08
Riddellryanakca: no python-kde4-dev ?18:08
JontheEchidnaOh, we may also want to remove knetworkconf. It is totally and utterly broken18:09
RiddellTonio_: yes18:09
Tonio_Riddell: it's all broken anyway...18:09
Tonio_Riddell: I'll do that then...18:09
RiddellJontheEchidna: mm, it shouldn't be in main anyway18:09
JontheEchidnait looks like it was run through a qt3 to qt4 tool and just left that way18:09
JontheEchidnasome buttons aren't even connected to slots18:10
JontheEchidnaand there are embedded custom dialogs in kdialogs18:10
JontheEchidnaand the backend doesn't work at all either18:10
RiddellJontheEchidna: remove it from the package then if you like18:11
JontheEchidnaOK18:11
ryanakcaRiddell: Hmmm? from the kdebindings build? Should be, the build log shows it...18:12
JontheEchidnaTonio_: before you upload, I also have some stuff in kdeadmin I'm going to do18:12
Tonio_JontheEchidna: go for bzr, I'll add my changes and upload :)18:12
JontheEchidnaoh, samba conf is in kdenetwork, nevermind18:12
Tonio_JontheEchidna: hum part of it is in kdeadmin I think, but unsure for the desktop files...18:13
JontheEchidnahmm, wonder why the bug is in kdenetwork then...18:13
JontheEchidnaprobably just human error ;-)18:14
Riddellryanakca: it's not in the directory18:14
ryanakcaRiddell: Uploaded the log file if you want to look through it... *tries to find out where it went*18:15
Lureany core-dev to do no-change upload for kdegraphics (exiv2 transition)?18:16
RiddellLure: pyexiv2 retried on amd64 and i38618:17
LureRiddell: thanks (what about others?)18:17
Riddelloh do I have to?  clicky clicky clicky18:18
LureRiddell: thats for your clicks ;-)18:18
Riddelldone18:19
RiddellI'll do kdegraphics18:19
Riddellhmm, kdegrapics never had 4.2.1 committed18:19
JontheEchidnaTonio_: pushing my kdeadmin changes now18:20
JontheEchidnaOh, do you guys think we should patch the Network Management KCM to show up in the Network Settings module?18:22
QuintasanTonio_: I'm afraid your stasks package is broken. It doesn't appear in my widget menus18:22
JontheEchidnaIt should be trivial to do, and it wouldn't be hidden in the advanced section18:22
Tonio_Quintasan: kbuildsycoca4 :)18:22
JontheEchidnaQuintasan: even after a kbuildsycoca4?18:22
Tonio_Quintasan: works for me18:22
QuintasanI havent tried that :)18:23
JontheEchidnaAlso, should we really have the printing in the advanced section?18:23
QuintasanTonio_: didnt help :P18:24
JontheEchidnaI think it was put there because Arby used my jockey kcm port as an example for the printing kcm18:24
ryanakcaRiddell: Hmmm... Dunno. Might be a messed up build system on my end. Would you rather I commit my changes and push them to a seperate LP branch or that I upload it to my PPA?18:25
Riddellryanakca: PPA makes sense18:28
RiddellJontheEchidna: probably should be moved18:28
Tonio_Quintasan: hum... I'll look at that.... works for me anyway18:28
LureJontheEchidna: printing to General section: +118:29
JontheEchidnaI can work on that then18:30
LureRiddell: strigi also needs no-change upload18:31
QuintasanJontheEchidna: what about the konsole word selection bug? I start to find it annoying ;P18:32
JontheEchidnaoh, yeah. That18:32
JontheEchidnalol18:32
* JontheEchidna throws it on the todo18:32
Quintasancrap the ext4 issue is more serious than I thought :/18:34
ryanakcaRiddell: Uploading, should be on my PPA shortly, I'll be back tomorrow night :)18:35
JontheEchidnaRiddell: any opinion on the plasma-widget-network-manager going inside the Network Settings KCM itself?18:37
JontheEchidnaI haz a debdiff that will do that if you think it's a good idea18:39
JontheEchidnahttp://paste.ubuntu.com/132620/18:39
nookie^hi JontheEchidna18:41
JontheEchidnahi18:41
nookie^today i've tested latest build with virtualbox18:41
nookie^bad combination =/18:41
nookie^but i've heard it has something to do with virtualbox and latest xorg in kubuntu18:42
JontheEchidnayou were testing for the plasma crash, right?18:44
nookie^no the x didnt wanted to start at all18:44
JontheEchidnaoh18:44
nookie^it was imposible to get it to work after guest additions were installed18:44
abcI had similar problems with both qemu and virtualbox18:46
nookie^yeah i've heard kubuntu is shipping with xorg 1.6 final and virtualbox has support for 1.6rc and thats why it crash18:46
nookie^i've read it on some forums today when i tryied18:46
NCommanderRiddell, second favor, can you binNEW ecosconfig-imx?18:50
nookie^JontheEchidna: another thingy crashing at startup18:54
nookie^http://image.x0r.se/img/d16915772eb295311d355f85a5daff93e7c06bde.png18:54
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* Tm_T huggles kb9vqf 19:01
kb9vqfTm_T: What's a huggle? :)19:03
Tm_Twelcome, son19:03
Tm_Tkb9vqf: and I'm glad to see all this KDE3 fuzz is coming to us so we can provide reasonable solution19:04
kb9vqfTm_T: Glad to be of some help.19:05
Tm_Tkb9vqf: let me know when you have launchpad page up19:06
* kb9vqf wonders what launchpad page?19:06
Tm_Tkb9vqf: yes, you can be the guy we point when someone whines about the lack/brokeness of KDE3 (;)19:06
kb9vqfTm_T: :)19:06
Tm_Tkb9vqf: of KDE3 efforts, we use that, right?19:07
kb9vqfTm_T: I have a team page up here https://launchpad.net/~kde3-maintainers, but my main instructions page is here http://apt.pearsoncomputing.net19:07
Tm_Troger roger19:07
kb9vqfTm_T: And then there's my Launchpad page with the actual PPA--I've got some consolidating to do!19:08
Tm_Tkb9vqf: packages will be at that launchpad page, bugs also etc?19:08
Tm_Tbrrrh19:08
kb9vqfTm_T: Well, for now bugs have been going into my bugtracker at http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net, as I thought it best to keep KDE3.5 bugs off of Launchpad19:09
kb9vqfTm_T: But I can change that easily enough19:09
Tm_Tkb9vqf: aye, when we have things rolling in nice way in launchpad, then bugs there IMO19:09
kb9vqfTm_T: OK.  As soon as I get the team PPA space increased, then I'll move everything there19:10
Tm_Tsounds good to me19:10
abcTrying to compile from bzr, should the base sources be the src packages in the repo, and then appli the patches at e.g ~kubuntu-members branches?19:12
abcCan't find documentation on the standard procedure sorry19:12
Tm_Tabc: packages always provide full source + patches themself19:12
Tm_Tatleast should19:13
abcAnd the last bzr commits?19:13
abcShould I apply them from bzr?19:14
Tm_Twell those you have to take from bzr, ofcourse, but then you just use bzr and use bzr-buildpackage or such perhaps?19:14
abcOk, trying that way, thanks19:14
Tm_Tthat is "for you only" method but good for that19:15
abcTm_T, Erm, any link to a standard method? how do you proceed to build an initial source + patches environment, if you can say it in few lines?19:18
JontheEchidnanookie^: most likely the nepomukservicestub crash, but I don't know why it doesn't report it19:18
nookie^JontheEchidna: yeah that's why it crashed19:19
nookie^i mean it was nepomukservice19:19
nookie^but another thing aswell crashed19:19
nookie^but i can remeber it19:19
Tm_Tabc: use bzr to get the bzr sources, then just use bzr-buildpackage if all is made well19:19
Tm_Tabc: though, I think in Kubuntus case this isn't possible yet, hrm19:19
abcTm_T: I've only got debian's and kubuntu patches from bazaar , used bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdelibs/debian19:21
Tm_Taye19:22
Tm_Tthen you have to use ppa packages as base I guess19:22
LureRiddell: will you be able to do also strigi no-change upload or should I find other core-dev sponsor?19:23
abcOk, great, many thanks.19:24
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nixternalanyone check out Synapse yet? http://synapse.im - Qt Mono based IM client...looks pretty slick, first Qt Mono app I think I have seen20:04
nookie^nixternal: looking very very good =)20:12
nixternalya, just tried it out, not to shabby20:12
nookie^what protocols does it offer?20:13
nixternaljust jabber that I have seen20:13
Lurenixternal: I tried, but it crashes for me on Jaunty20:17
nookie^nixternal: hopefully it would offer more protocols20:17
* Lure kind of expected this from mono ;-(20:17
JontheEchidnalol20:17
JontheEchidnaAll I know is that I hate most of kdebindings20:17
* Lure does not understand how only one binary out of three from same source package gets published20:19
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jussi01can anyone reproduce this? Go to kpackage kit, (in jaunty), hit update, see there are updates, hit apply, then while its doing its stuff, are all the buttons on the dialogue box disabled? ie. details, cancel, etc?21:16
khashayarjussi01: nope. cancel's not disabled here.21:21
jussi01hrm21:22
khashayarI'd like to rebuild kdebase-workspace in order to have google gadgets support in plasma. Any ideas which dependency I need to add to debian/control?21:23
JontheEchidnamy brother got a Dell Inspiron with Ubuntu 8.0421:34
JontheEchidnait came with an Ubuntu dvd even though it didn't have an optical disk drive, heh21:35
smarter:]21:38
smarterwhich one?21:38
khashayarjussi01: By the way, I just saw there's an update to kpackagekit. I'll see if I can reproduce your issue after the update.21:40
JontheEchidnasmarter: Ubuntu 8.04 + recovery DVD21:58
smarterJontheEchidna: I mean, which insprion :p21:58
smarter*inspiron21:58
JontheEchidnaoh21:59
JontheEchidnadunno21:59
JontheEchidnait has an SSD21:59
JontheEchidna8GB21:59
JontheEchidna1.5 GHZ atom21:59
JontheEchidna512 MB RAM21:59
smarterisn't that the Mini?21:59
JontheEchidnayeah22:00
JontheEchidnaThat's the one22:00
JontheEchidnathe worst part is that all of the other linux computers in the house are KDE, and he sees no problems with gnome whatsoever :P22:03
JontheEchidnaaside from he can't figure out how to use a custom wallpaper22:04
JontheEchidnait's application launcher is pretty cool22:07
Tonio_JontheEchidna: I've just packaged kgtk in my ppa...23:02
Tonio_JontheEchidna: that may never reach the repos, but as it is a pain to compile with both qt3 and qt4 wrappers, I decided to do that on my own23:02
Tonio_JontheEchidna: do you think that some kgtk-firefox that would divert the desktop file would be usefull ?23:02
Tonio_JontheEchidna: that way you can just install kgtk kgtk-firefox-config for example and get it to work...23:03
Tonio_JontheEchidna: that's crap, but I think that's what ppas can be used for :)23:03
JontheEchidnayup23:03
JontheEchidnaI know some people would fix it useful23:04
JontheEchidnaer23:04
Tonio_which kgtk-*-config should I create ? firefox, gimp, thunderbird ?23:04
JontheEchidnas/fix/find23:04
JontheEchidnahmm23:04
Tonio_there can be lots...23:05
JontheEchidnayeah23:05
JontheEchidnathat would be a pain23:05
Tonio_well I can start with those and add the other ones later... :)23:05
Tonio_bah not that long to package to be honnest...23:07
Riddellwow, when rosetta spams it really spams23:13
Riddelldid someone have a fix for the konsole selection problem?23:17
Tonio_Riddell: yeah, that's boring.....23:18
Tonio_Riddell: ever tested kgtk ? works pretty well :)23:18
Riddellkonsole isn't boring, it's the most important app there is!23:19
Tonio_Riddell: unlikelly to reach the repos, but I think we could maintain something outside of the archives on that point...23:19
Tonio_Riddell: Rosetta is boring :)23:19
Tonio_Riddell: what is the bug with konsole ?23:19
Tonio_Riddell: I didn't notice any issue with selection....23:20
Riddellit only selects up to a non alphanumeric character23:20
Riddellit should select across / and : and characters like that23:21
Tonio_Riddell: you mean, with mouse selection ? I can't seem to reproduce...23:22
RiddellTonio_: double click on a url in console  http://google.com/foo/foo23:24
Riddelldoes it select the whole thing?23:24
Tonio_Riddell: right, it considers / or . as separation and doesn't select the all sentence...23:25
Tonio_Riddell: that's weird, but I'm unsure it's to be considered a bug23:25
Riddellit's definately a bug23:25
Tonio_okay :)23:25
Riddellthere's a config option which says those should be considered part of a word23:25
Tonio_ah ! indeed then23:26
JontheEchidnaQuintasan sent me a patch for it23:26
RiddellJontheEchidna: I thought someone was talking about it23:27
Tonio_Riddell: found it :)23:27
Tonio_hehe23:27
RiddellJontheEchidna: what happened?23:27
Tonio_Riddell: in your profile conf, go in advanced and remove all the special chars23:27
JontheEchidnaoh, I forgot about it. It wasn't very high on my priorities list since A) I'm not really affected in my personal use and B)It's gonna be in 4.2.223:27
Tonio_Riddell: those define which should stop the word23:27
Tonio_Riddell: then works as expected23:27
Tonio_Riddell: we set this within kds I suspect...23:28
RiddellQuintasan: got that patch?23:28
JontheEchidnaI could commit the patch right now23:28
Tonio_JontheEchidna: hum.... there's a patch for this ? I just made it to work with configuration here...23:29
JontheEchidnaTonio_: Yeah, committed for KDE 4.2.2. It's just that it's implemented backwards23:29
RiddellTonio_: it's doing the opposite of what it should23:29
Tonio_Riddell: ah okay.... I use an english kde so I was unsure if the way it worked was normal or opposite :)23:29
JontheEchidnapatch committed to bzr23:35
JontheEchidnaI also have some other things for main sponsoring23:35
JontheEchidnahttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdeadmin/ubuntu23:35
JontheEchidnaand bug 34379723:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 343797 in kde-style-qtcurve "New upstream release of QtCurve (0.62.4)" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34379723:35
JontheEchidnaalso http://paste.ubuntu.com/132758/23:36
Tonio_JontheEchidna: uploading everything now :)23:51
JontheEchidnacool, thanks23:52
JontheEchidnaI may want to send the last patch upstream or something23:52
Tonio_JontheEchidna: kdebase ftbfs... patch 08 doesn't apply anymore (quilt joy...)23:57
Tonio_JontheEchidna: fixing while I upload the other stuff ?23:57
JontheEchidnasure. I guess that other konsole patch messed things up23:57
Tonio_JontheEchidna: that's why I hate quilt and why I loved simple-patchsys....23:58
Tonio_JontheEchidna: a *lot* easier to handle multiple patches to patch the same file...23:58

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