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

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* txwikinger has no windows-decorator anymore01:10
Tonio_Riddell: when you read this, I'm experiencing latest radeon and radeonhd drivers for a couple of hours...02:15
Tonio_Riddell: they seem to fix lots of issues, as both are bugfix releases... for example radeonhd dri support was crashing xorg for me, now works...02:16
Tonio_Riddell: maybe we should consider SRU for those, as we have lots of users complaining about kde4 and current ati cards support...02:16
Tonio_Riddell: both packages have been uploaded to my ppa to start with02:16
ScottKTonio_: Talk to bryce about it and what's in his X PPA.02:17
Tonio_ScottK: kk, will do tomorrow02:17
Tonio_ScottK: didn't knew there was a ppa for this02:18
ScottKThe problem with video driver SRUs is that better for one almost always has a regression for someone else and we promise SRU is regression free.02:18
ScottKI think he blogged it on p.u.c02:18
Tonio_yup I agree02:18
txwikingerwhich package has the oxygen theme?02:20
txwikingerTonio_: and nvidia02:21
Tonio_txwikinger: I have no machine to test any nvidia driver :/02:22
txwikingerI have :)02:22
txwikinger180.44 does not work for me02:22
txwikinger185.18 does02:22
txwikinger185.1902:22
Tonio_txwikinger: kde-icons-oxygen02:22
txwikingeris that the windows plugin too?02:23
txwikingersomehow the oxygen plugin seem to kill kwin02:23
Tonio_txwikinger: hu ???02:25
txwikingeryeah.. I was surprised too02:25
Tonio_txwikinger: oxygen is an icon theme only... unless you are talking about the kwin theme....02:25
Tonio_then lemme look at the package for that02:26
txwikingerwell.. I a talking about the setting you can change for the window02:26
txwikingeryes the kwin theme02:26
txwikingerthe window decoration stuff02:26
Tonio_txwikinger: the package is kde-window-manager02:27
Tonio_txwikinger: but looks like the problem is very unique to you... I can't imagin this to be a reproducible issue...02:27
txwikingerwell..the other themes seem to work02:28
txwikingeronly oxygen is not02:28
txwikingerand in the settings it does not show the preview saying there is a problem with the plugin02:28
Tonio_txwikinger: tried to purge and reinstall the package ?02:29
txwikingeryes02:29
Tonio_hum.... the one I told you about ?02:29
Tonio_kde-window-manager ?02:29
txwikingeryes02:29
Tonio_weird... I have oxygen working like a charm here....02:29
Tonio_you probably have a corrupted file ar soe points, but how to guess which one ?02:30
txwikingerthe whole nvidia GeForce 6100 seems to be a very bad regression in jaunty02:30
txwikingerI even re-install jaunty from scratch on another partition02:30
Tonio_txwikinger: I can't imagin this is an issue due to the graphical drivers02:30
txwikingerit was even worse than the upgrade02:30
Tonio_txwikinger: yeah, x.org api changes causes most drivers to *suck* atm02:30
Tonio_txwikinger: all distros will suffer from this for the next 6 month...02:30
Tonio_this isn't ubuntu specific02:30
txwikingerdo they finally fix x.org ?02:31
Tonio_txwikinger: afaik, they have "stabilized" the apis for now, and they expect to provide bugfix releases with performances enhancements02:31
Tonio_x.org is THE problem for the desktop, for long, anyway02:31
txwikingerwell.. I am the opinion x.org needs a major rewrite02:31
txwikingerindeed02:32
Tonio_those guys do great stuff, but suffer from xfree historical, which is probably a nightmare to deal with...02:32
txwikingersure02:32
Tonio_probably restarting another xserver 4 years ago would have been better on the long term....02:32
txwikingertrue02:32
Tonio_but since everyone wanted to get rid of xfree shortly, there was no other option02:32
txwikingerI was complaining about xserver for more than 4 years ;)02:32
Tonio_txwikinger: nobody figured out why apple took everything from a bsd linux except from the X server :)02:33
Tonio_and they recoded their own from scratch.... there is certainly a reason for this !02:33
txwikingeryep... xserver does not even have proper memory management02:33
txwikingerand no compression either02:33
Tonio_I really hope in the future, X.org will really becoe stable, without those crappy regressions, and especially be able to deal with what windows does correctly for 10 years now...02:34
txwikingerit is a big waste of space causing lots of swapping issues02:34
Tonio_dual screen and beamers detection still is completly random with X.org...02:34
txwikingerwell.. a rewrite from scratch would not be bad02:34
Tonio_drivers should be in kernel land or years now... X.org is only able to detect the driver to use for... one year ? windows does it for 15 years02:35
Tonio_well if they did that 4 years ago, we would probably have something more stable now...02:35
txwikingeryes02:35
Tonio_but well... I still have hope for the future, although I really consider X.org the major issue for anyone that wants linux on the desktop02:36
txwikingerMark said something about major work on xorg for karmic02:36
Tonio_one day or another, he'll have a problem with X, for sure02:36
txwikingerIs that the same you are talking about?02:36
ScottKtxwikinger: xorg is upstream work, nothing Ubuntu is going to do major work on.02:36
Tonio_txwikinger: not sure... I don't know about mark's plans...02:36
Tonio_txwikinger: and I'm generally the kind of person that believe things when he sees them02:37
txwikingerwell. if upstream nothing is happening and ubuntu is supposed to be the desktop linux02:37
txwikingerthere is no choice but to take ownership at some point02:37
Tonio_txwikinger: so before anything concrete's announced, I don't mind whatever, mark, or any other person in fact, says...02:37
txwikingerI agree.. I just wondered what he meant02:38
imbrandonpapa^W Tonio_ !!02:38
Tonio_but yeah, if each distro had at least one full time X.org dev paid for that, then it would be better02:38
txwikingerIt is difficult to plan your professional future on something that has no pan02:38
Tonio_hey imbrandon :)02:38
txwikingerplan02:38
txwikingerhi imbrandon02:38
Tonio_imbrandon: don't call me like this, I'm not with my girlfriend anymore !02:38
imbrandonouch02:38
Tonio_imbrandon: she cheated on me for 8 month and announced me she left me 3 month before we get married...02:39
Tonio_imbrandon: that was rude for sure !02:39
imbrandoni'm sorry to hear that02:39
Tonio_imbrandon: it was one year ago, that's old story now02:39
Tonio_imbrandon: you couldn't new... that's the reason I left ubuntu for about  month, before coming back02:40
imbrandon:)02:40
Tonio_s/new/now/02:40
Tonio_imbrandon: but yeah, I went through a kind of depression at the time...02:40
Tonio_imbrandon: what about you, old friend ? :)02:41
imbrandonas did i with my divorce, but alas, we're both back :)02:41
Tonio_imbrandon: hehe02:41
Tonio_imbrandon: I have not any contact with my ex now02:41
imbrandonnot much, just catching back up on old habbits02:41
Tonio_cheating on me for 8 month was really unacceptable...02:41
imbrandonboth being back i mean you and me, not me and her :)02:41
imbrandonlol02:41
Tonio_especially when doing this and preparing the weddig in the meantime....02:42
Tonio_ahhhhhhhhhh !!!!!! sorry I got it wrong...02:42
Tonio_then I'm sorry for you too...02:42
imbrandonno worries, mine was ahile back too, next time we're in the same city we'll drink a beer to it. :)02:43
imbrandonmaybe in november when UDS is in the US/Cali02:43
Tonio_imbrandon: sure02:45
Tonio_imbrandon: you won't be in barcelona ?02:45
imbrandonnot this time, i dident have the time to make it02:45
imbrandonthis round02:46
imbrandonjust started my own business , still getting it off the ground02:46
imbrandon:)02:46
* txwikinger is trying to do the same02:47
imbrandonbroke the $25k USD this month though, seems to be doing ok :)02:48
Tonio_hehe, that's great02:50
Tonio_on my side, I'm leaving my company, so I'm currently searching for a new job...02:51
Tonio_but I really don't want to work on my own...02:51
imbrandon:)02:51
imbrandonTonio_: staying in france ? ( probably at leaste )02:53
Tonio_imbrandon: I'm loving cheese way too much to leave :)02:53
imbrandonhehe02:53
Tonio_imbrandon: i'll probably stay in paris for the next 2 years, and will then back to where my friends and family leaves, in nantes02:54
imbrandonyou could come to the US with "yellow mustard" and "cheese food"02:54
imbrandonhahaha02:54
Tonio_real mustard yeah, not that horrible american one.... :)02:54
Tonio_it has no taste !02:54
txwikingerthere is no cheese in US02:54
Tonio_txwikinger: bah there is, just it's very different from what we consider to be cheese in france :)02:54
imbrandontxwikinger: yea we had this talk before ( in person too ) , thus the joke :P heheh02:54
Tonio_txwikinger: it wouldn't be possible to produce this in the US due to hygiena purpose I guess02:55
txwikingerwell.. they make it from milk.. but I would not call it cheese ;)02:55
Tonio_txwikinger: better not know how french cheese are made sometimes :) haha02:55
txwikingeryeah... French cheese you have to eat fast... otherwise you need to hunt it02:56
imbrandonlol02:56
Tonio_txwikinger: but cheese is that way : the more it smells, the better it tastes !02:56
vorianyo02:57
txwikingerdiary products are far too expensive here in North America anyway02:57
txwikingerNo EU subsidies02:57
Tonio_I got one once, my cooler remembered me of it for at least 3 weeks02:57
Tonio_this was one trully exceptionnal :)02:57
imbrandonhahaha02:58
Tonio_and mustard goes the same way02:58
Tonio_I remember in the US, when we went to a restaurant, the guy ordered some "Dijon mustard" especially for me02:58
Tonio_that was very smart I must say02:59
txwikingerWell.. you get Dijon mustard here02:59
Tonio_but the taste was like... real one with 40% water in it... not strong enough02:59
Tonio_txwikinger: yeah but the taste is really different02:59
Tonio_txwikinger: real dijon mustard is really, really strong02:59
txwikingerWell.. I don't use a lot of mustard02:59
imbrandonthat was me silly, at google after the day one day we went to town03:00
txwikingerI usually cook with lots of spices anyway03:00
imbrandonwith lesley03:00
Tonio_txwikinger: sometimes, it can get me to cry, when I put too much of it03:00
txwikingerTonio_: Ever tried Dortmund Löwensenf?03:00
Tonio_imbrandon: was it you ? hum I must say I don't remember who that was :)03:00
Tonio_imbrandon: I said it was really smart !!! :)03:00
imbrandonheh yea it was me03:00
Tonio_txwikinger: nope, what's this ?03:00
imbrandoni think i even have pictures at that dinner03:00
imbrandonsomewhere03:01
Tonio_german mustard ?03:01
txwikingerit is the hottest mustard you can get in Germany03:01
txwikingerI mean original German mustard03:01
txwikingerHowever, mustard does not affect me03:01
txwikingerI lived to long in Texas03:01
txwikingerI just say jalopeños03:01
Tonio_this is something I don't understand... american's love food with lots of spices in it, but whatever comes from "european culture" doesn't have any taste...03:02
Tonio_that's true for mustard, cheese, coffee...03:02
Tonio_I don't understanf that03:02
txwikingerWell.. most american food is very blend03:02
txwikingeronly when you have other cultural influences you get spicy food03:02
Tonio_appart from that, food ain't that bad in the US, especially in california... I like tex-mex food03:02
txwikingerI rarely eat prepared food03:03
txwikingerI cook everything myself03:03
Tonio_txwikinger: same as I do :)03:03
txwikingerThat way it has some taste ;)03:03
Tonio_imbrandon: I promiss to come with french mustard next time we meet !!!03:03
Tonio_imbrandon: but I don't know if french cheese is easy to bring in the US...03:03
txwikingerprobably not03:04
Tonio_especially since I don't want my clothes to smell the all week....03:04
Tonio_:)03:04
txwikingerespecially if it is not pasteurised03:04
Tonio_txwikinger: bah real cheeses are pasteurised !!03:04
txwikingerNot in France :p03:04
Tonio_txwikinger: yeah, that's an exception I know... and it's pretty rude with european laws to keep this that way....03:05
imbrandonheh03:05
imbrandondeal03:05
Tonio_I think what chirac wanted to do what to get french cheese part of the UNESCO patrimony (unsure if the word is the good one)03:06
Tonio_so that it gets protected....03:06
txwikingerWell.. pasteurisation of mil is actually not without problem03:07
txwikingerYou have a lot more lactose intolerances by people due to pasteurisation03:07
Tonio_txwikinger: non pasteurisation you mean ?03:07
Tonio_txwikinger: oh yeah, that's true03:07
Tonio_txwikinger: well in france we're probably protected against this I guess03:08
txwikingerthe bacteria that usually break down the lactose are killed by the procedure03:08
Tonio_but for people that never had any non pasteurised milk, that makes sense03:08
txwikingerAnyway goats milk is a lot better than cows milk anyway03:09
Tonio_goats ? what is it ?03:09
txwikingerUnfortunately it is far more difficult here to get goats milk than anywhere else I lived before03:09
Tonio_ah ! got it03:10
Tonio_txwikinger: quite common in france, in fact, but as for cheese, I prefer cow milk03:10
Tonio_but yeah it's said to be better on an healthy purpose...03:10
txwikingerwell.. there is also good goats cheese03:10
Tonio_imbrandon: I'd like to get you some "puant de lille" one of my prefered cheese03:11
txwikingerBut more in Spain than in France03:11
Tonio_the name litteraly means "smelling of lille" :)03:11
Tonio_for those guys to call it like this, I guess you can imagin how smelling it is !03:11
ScottKIsn't Lille a pretty industrial town? I'm not sure I like the idea.03:11
Tonio_txwikinger: yep03:11
Tonio_ScottK: industrial ? not espacially03:12
ScottKOK, I must be thinking of somewhere else.03:12
Tonio_ScottK: except from what is related to "charbon" but I don't have the translation for this03:12
Tonio_ScottK: it also is the region of french who is said to have the strongest cheeses03:12
* txwikinger drove through Lille a lot about 6 years ago03:13
imbrandonahh03:13
ScottKTonio_: Google says charbon = coal, which I believe fits.03:13
Tonio_oki, so there it is03:13
ScottKMy high school French vaguely tells me that's right.03:13
Tonio_txwikinger: already went in france ?03:14
txwikingerTonio_: Yep03:14
txwikingerI used to be a lot in France03:14
Tonio_ScottK: so yes, that's kind of industrial :)03:14
Tonio_txwikinger: hum another french speaker then... hehe03:14
txwikingerI think Lille used to be very industrial, but not anymore03:14
Tonio_txwikinger: and you never tried lille's cheeses ?03:14
Tonio_if the answer's not, then you missed something...03:15
txwikingerTonio_: Seulement un peu03:15
Tonio_txwikinger: :)03:15
ScottKtxwikinger: That would make sense.  My recollection was from reading something about World War II history.03:15
Tonio_afaik, it was mostly textile industry and coal industry03:15
Tonio_wikipedia can tell us more...03:16
txwikingerScottK: yes... most of the areas in Europe that where coal based lost a lot of industry in the 80s03:16
Tonio_"At the beginning of the 19th century, Napoleon I's continental blockade against the United Kingdom led to Lille's textile industry developing itself even more fully""At the beginning of the 19th century, Napoleon I's continental blockade against the United Kingdom led to Lille's textile industry developing itself even more fullyAt the beginning of the 19th century, Napoleon I's continental blockade against the United Kingdom led to03:16
Tonio_ textile industry developing itself even more fully03:16
Tonio_oups sorry for the double paste...03:16
txwikingerLille is just at the border to Belgium03:17
Tonio_"Throughout the 1960s and 70s, the region was faced with some problems after the decline of the coal, mining and textile industries. From the start of the 1980s, the city began to turn itself more towards the service sector."03:17
Tonio_there it is, so the cheese is probably fine, ScottK :)03:17
txwikingerAnd not too far away from Calais03:17
ScottK;-)03:17
imbrandonwow , i have a nack for getting everyone offtopic :)03:19
imbrandonwas a slow night anyhow03:19
Tonio_http://www.aftouch-cuisine.com/en/vieux-lille-99.htm03:19
Tonio_imbrandon: tell me if you'd like to try this ! :)03:19
* imbrandon looks03:19
Tonio_"To reserve to the fans of cheeses with honest odor not to say strong" <- understatement, believe me :)03:20
imbrandonlol, says it smells like amonia?03:21
imbrandonTonio_: i'll try anything, once , not to say will ever again :)03:21
Tonio_imbrandon: :) something like this indeed, but the taste is really different03:22
Tonio_imbrandon: it's *really* strong03:23
Tonio_imbrandon: but also (imho of course), really good03:23
Tonio_imbrandon: just don't plan to kiss your girlfriend for the next 12 hours :)03:23
Tonio_if that's acceptable for you then you might try :)03:23
imbrandon:)03:24
Tonio_I' should consider goind to sleep for now....03:25
Tonio_have a good evening, all !03:25
txwikingerhehe.. it is almost time to get up in France03:26
Tonio_4h30... indeed :/03:26
imbrandongnight Tonio_03:27
Tonio_imbrandon: good night :)03:28
Tonio_imbrandon: http://www.teddingtoncheese.co.uk/acatalog/de433.htm03:28
txwikingerGood night Tonio_03:28
Tonio_imbrandon: this one is probably more "honnest" in its description of the vieux-lille :)03:28
imbrandonkk03:28
* Tonio_ beds for real03:29
eagles0513875a|wen: ping08:18
eagles0513875whats goign on with koffice that is in the repos i am unable to install it due to kformula dependency and when i install kformula it wants to remove my entire desktop install10:33
a|weneagles0513875: pong11:27
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Quintasanhi11:44
a|wenhullo Quintasan11:45
Quintasanhmm I think we could include Plasmaboard widget in karmic11:46
QuintasanHow do I make pbuilder place *.deb files to somewhere else than /var/cache/pbuilder/$dist/result?12:00
apacheloggerseriously now12:01
apacheloggerI need a server for project neon12:01
apacheloggerQuintasan:  --buildresult12:01
apacheloggerQuintasan: actually, you might want to check out the pbuilder-hooks there is some fine command in there to drop all useful stuff relative to the dsc rather than somewhere in the filetree12:02
Quintasanapachelogger: ok, thanks12:03
Quintasanbtw. I'm going to ask revu admins to delete my files there, most of those are discontinued :/12:04
apacheloggerfancy :D12:06
a|wenapachelogger: the PPA's are not good enough?12:07
Quintasanargh, I hate this. I should make a patch for updating the *.desktop entry becuase upstream forgot to do so @_@12:07
apacheloggera|wen: the ppas are doing 0.1 % of the work12:07
apacheloggerI could shake a soyuz reimplementation out of rails hat in about one day :P12:07
a|wenhehe, of course :P12:08
apacheloggerthe problem is doing the stuff before uploading12:08
a|wenapachelogger: so you are looking for a PPA-feeder where you could automate all the stuff12:08
apacheloggeri.e. fetch the source, tar it up, merge with packaging, upload packaging etc.12:08
apacheloggera|wen: aye12:08
apacheloggerthe current server is a) running gentoo, which doesn't help a lot b) getting slower every day12:08
a|wenoh my ... that does sound like the wrong place to be12:10
apacheloggerwell, if only I had an ubuntu chroot I would be pretty happy12:10
a|weni know that feeling12:11
* Sput knows that feeling the other way round :)12:12
a|weni'm doing java compiling/packaging on a solaris/sparc box for my work ... half the tools are gnu-tools and the other half is the sun-tools (and 40% of the man-pages point to the wrong one) :/12:12
* apachelogger would not care if the OS was mac as long as he can haz a chroot with $whatever fits the task12:13
a|wenagreed ... though i suppose tha gentoo is using gnu-tools as well (that helps a lot for scripting things)12:15
apacheloggernot if half the stack upon it breaks every once in a while12:17
apacheloggervim was broken for weeks12:17
SputI find most hard to work with other distros as soon as it comes to configure anything, even simple tasks like network12:17
Sputsince tools, scripts and config files are quite different12:18
a|wenhaha, that is indeed a problem ... at least the solaris-box is stable12:18
Sputif I have to maintain mom's kubuntu box, I find myself at a loss regularly :)12:19
a|wenSput: solution: start using kubuntu yourself ;)12:19
apacheloggerhm12:19
apacheloggermaintain a kubuntu box?12:19
apacheloggeryou mean unbreak ubuntu breakage? :P12:19
Sputa|wen: I'm not compatible to *buntu :)12:20
a|wenapachelogger: yeah, that is the essense of it12:20
* apachelogger is wondering why ubuntu wants to apply an already applied patch to qt-copy12:20
apacheloggeroh well12:21
apacheloggersolution: use the python version12:21
apacheloggeruh12:21
apacheloggerthat can't unapply them :D12:21
* Sput isn't compatible to any release-based distro, for that matter12:22
apacheloggereven for a server?12:22
Sputeven for that.12:23
apacheloggerhm12:23
SputI usually use Gentoo Stable for servers12:23
Sputthat rarely if ever breaks12:23
apacheloggeroh12:23
Sput...if you update regularly, that is12:23
apacheloggerthat explains12:23
Sputunstable (~arch) sometimes has issues, but nothing I couldn't fix, and if it's something serious, it gets fixed very quickly usually12:24
apacheloggerwell, any breakage is too much breakage for my liking12:25
apacheloggerin the server use case12:25
Sputbut our stabilization policy is quite rigorous, so Gentoo Stable shouldn't have issues :)12:25
Sputmeh, all software sucks anyway :)12:25
apacheloggerunlike ubuntu stable which breaks with every 10th update :D12:26
apacheloggeruhm12:26
apacheloggerthat is interesting12:26
Sputfor some reason I feel like dist-upgrading a release-based distro is more of a risk than doing rolling releases12:26
* a|wen wonders what apachelogger does to his ubuntu systems :P12:26
apacheloggerapparently apply_patches from qt-copy depends on .svn12:26
Sputprobably because it gave me more issues in the past :)12:26
apacheloggera|wen: I don't the updaters do12:27
apacheloggerSput: depends on how you dist-upgrade ... with apt-get or aptitude you are mostly boned12:27
a|wenapachelogger: ahh, you mean release -> release updates?12:27
apacheloggeraye12:27
apacheloggerthose were suddenly phonon starts crashing and stuff :P12:27
a|wenwhat does phonon do on your server :P12:28
Sputwhat I mostly don't like is having to run with old core components for far too long - e.g. the intel drivers have been fixed for me for quite a while already, while jaunty still has that slow and unreliable stack, if I followed things correctly12:28
Sputand I guess kernel/xorg/intel updates will have to wait for another 6 months now for most kubuntu users12:29
a|wenthat "broken" xorg/intel stack should never have allowed to enter ubuntu imo12:30
Sputthen you'd still be at 2.412:31
Sputbecause intel was mostly b0rked between 2.5 - 2.712:31
Sputand 2.4 had a whole bunch of other issues :)12:32
apacheloggera|wen: I was talking stable machine ... besides I like using KDE for server management anyway :P12:32
a|wenhehe, i know that :P12:33
Sputbut yeah, that's my main issue with released-based distros. at some point, distro maintainers need to decide for a given version of core components, and that decision sticks for 9 months then12:33
apacheloggera|wen: of course it should have entered ubuntu12:33
apacheloggerafter all 9.04 is not LTS12:33
apacheloggerso why would anyboy care :P12:33
Sputfrom version freeze to release of the next distro12:33
a|wenapachelogger: oh yeah ;)12:34
apacheloggerthey have to lower the quality mid-LTS so that everyone will notice how stable LTS is right away12:34
Sputand then distro maintainers need to care about old versions, backport fixes etc themselves if upstream doesn't support the release anymore12:34
Sputmessy :)12:34
a|wenwith x.org it seems you either have to go with rolling problems or static problems in anyway ... whatever one prefer12:34
apacheloggeractually that is a quite reasonable product policy canonical could be applying12:35
Sputbut rolling problems are much moar fun!12:35
apacheloggerindeed they are12:35
Sputevery update you get another surprise12:35
Sputlike KDE :D12:35
Sputrunning KDE trunk is fun, really, even though sometimes things break12:35
a|wenSput: stick to kubuntu development release :P12:36
apacheloggerrolling updates on stable release are the real fun stuff12:37
apacheloggerhm12:37
apacheloggerclearly newt doesn't want to be compiled against $HOME12:38
apacheloggerbut the new qt-copy magic I applied to neon seems to be working12:38
Sputapachelogger: yeah, but KDE tends to rely on a bunch of stuff that needs to be really new as well12:38
apacheloggerI know12:39
apacheloggerKDE makes me suffer at least once a month :P12:39
Sputlike policykit... that was a mess for Gentoo, because we don't require policykit in the distro12:39
Sputthe gnome maintainers had to patch it out of gnome as well12:39
apacheloggerfuns12:39
Sputwe support it now (finally), but don't require it12:39
Sputthe cost of flexibility...12:40
apacheloggerbtw, recently I stumbled upon a discussion whether downstream should maintain it's packaging in KDE's SVN using cpack :D12:40
apacheloggerthat made my day for sure :D12:40
* Sput really needs to figure out how to create a windows installer for quassel using cpack12:40
SputI don't think it's suited for distro packages at all :)12:41
apacheloggerit isn't12:41
apacheloggeryou can do fairly useful deployments12:41
apacheloggerbut only for you as $upstream dude12:41
apacheloggerthere is no automagic dependency detection and stuff12:41
apachelogger+ you can't split packages in a way other than binary and -dev12:42
apacheloggerSput: anyway, getting a windows installer shouldn't be too difficult, you should just need to set a few cpack vars, include cpack and then run cpack after make finished12:42
Sputapachelogger: yeah that's what I understood from the miserable docs12:43
apacheloggerhttp://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:Packaging_With_CPack#Using_CMake_variables_to_configure_CPack12:43
apacheloggeryou need nsis installed though12:43
Sputmhm12:44
Sputwell, I might look into that at some point12:44
Sputright now I can't be bothered to boot that $#@@$ XP VM12:44
apacheloggerI would do it if I had a windows build environment :D12:44
apachelogger~np12:48
kubotuapachelogger is listening to "Waters of Nazareth" by Justice [Cross]; see http://www.last.fm/user/apachelogger for more12:49
Sputapachelogger: my windows build environment makes me suicidal12:52
apacheloggerlol12:53
eagles0513875a|wen: is there a new package of the network-manager widget12:56
eagles0513875i noticed some issues with it on the mailing ilst and i was wondering if you would like me to get on it adn do sometesting12:57
apacheloggera|wen: ScottK suggested that we do QA tracking in the wiki12:58
apacheloggerso, setup a couple of testcases and make everyone comment on them12:58
apacheloggersimplified qa.ubuntu.com in a way12:58
apacheloggera|wen: ping13:09
* eagles0513875 goes to start upstreaming bugs form me winblows desktop13:22
eagles0513875anything for testing or upstreaming please let me know13:35
* apachelogger is wondering whatever happened to smarter13:37
eagles0513875he was in here last night a bit then left didnt say anything i just saw him leave irc13:38
apachelogger~seen smarter13:39
kubotusmarter was last seen 14 hours, 27 minutes and 46 seconds ago, quitting IRC (Read error: 113 (No route to host))13:39
apacheloggermust be busy with something for sure :D13:39
eagles0513875like i said he left irc lol13:39
eagles0513875more bugs heading upstream :) while im studying as well13:40
* eagles0513875 cheers as all kdepim bugs on the edge list have been upstreamed13:47
apacheloggerryanakca: weren't you working on a wiki theme?14:01
ryanakcaapachelogger: Yes14:01
apacheloggereagles0513875: just wondering ... do you actually link the reports to launchpad?14:01
apacheloggerryanakca: any ETA on that?14:01
eagles0513875apachelogger: yes i do14:01
apacheloggereagles0513875: ok :)14:01
eagles0513875:)14:02
ryanakcaapachelogger: Canonical's security people are reviewing it... Ng tells me it'll get put up shortly after they review it.... so no :/14:02
eagles0513875thats why when i need someone to look at upstream bug i link them to the bug on launchpad apachelogger14:02
apacheloggerryanakca: if their security team == ubuntu security then we might have it up by 202014:02
eagles0513875and ie7 lol i know the dreaded winblows browser lol but it hates this one bug really badly this one bug keeps freezing me browser lol14:02
apacheloggerhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kububntu/PlasmaWidgetNetworkManagerQA14:03
apacheloggeris that URL too long?14:03
ryanakcaapachelogger: *nod*, I seem to remember it having taken ages to get the drupal theme reviewed. However, I don't see why it should take that long to get it review. All the components are already up on one of their servers, be it www.kubuntu.org or help.ubuntu.com/community14:03
ryanakcaWell, it's better than say w.k.o/Kububntu/PWNMQA :)14:04
apacheloggerRiddell: ^ pretty pretty please poke someone from canonical security14:04
apacheloggerryanakca: I thought about that as well :D14:04
eagles0513875apachelogger: you want me to pull out a long url lol that seems to be ok url wise with me14:04
apacheloggermaybe I should kill the QA14:04
apacheloggerthere is no other usecase anyway ;-)14:04
ryanakcaDo we need the Widget part, or do we already know it's a widget since it's a plasma thing?14:04
apacheloggermaybe kill plasma?14:05
apacheloggeror14:05
eagles0513875you say that now then someone shows up wiht a usecase lol and then you say to yourself hell i shoudla done it14:05
apacheloggerPlasmoidNetworkManager14:05
eagles0513875whats going on that wiki14:05
eagles0513875plasmoidnetworkmanager sounds better14:05
apacheloggerthough14:05
apacheloggerthe reason I use that awfully long name is because that is what the package is named like14:05
eagles0513875and i would get rid of qa as well if its on a wiki its common sense to know that its gonna be a how to or faq or what ever14:06
eagles0513875hummmm14:06
eagles0513875then i would stick with the package name that way if people search by the package name they will find it14:06
ryanakcaThen leave it with it's awefully long name, I don't think people will be typing it in that often, they'd probably access it as a link more often than not, no?14:06
apacheloggersure14:06
apacheloggerone question left14:07
apacheloggershould we subpage the QA14:07
apacheloggeri.e. PWNM/0.0~svn100014:07
apachelogger PWNM/0.0~svn120114:07
apacheloggeretc.14:07
eagles0513875im not quite understanding14:07
apacheloggerso we can differ testing easier14:07
ryanakcaWell, would you have something other than QA for PWNM? If so, yes, if not, I wouldn't14:07
apacheloggeronly QA14:08
ryanakcaMight as well, for an extra character it leaves the door open for adding more pages to it down the road14:08
apacheloggerit's just that I suspect we need to run QA on multiple versions/revisions in order to determine the best one14:08
apacheloggerin which case it would make sense to create subpages per testing version14:08
eagles0513875qa= quality assurance in thsi case or question answer14:09
apacheloggerformer14:09
eagles0513875i agree we probably would need to run multiple revisions before we find the best one the qa on the wiki will be handy to keep track of faults each revision has14:11
apacheloggerryanakca: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kububntu/PlasmaWidgetNetworkManager what do you think?14:30
eagles0513875im no expert but me like14:32
apacheloggerhm14:39
apacheloggermaybe we should group the different kinds of Wireless encrytions14:39
apachelogger1.x Wireless (no security), 2.x Wireless (WEP), 3.x Wireless (WPA), 4.x Wireless (WPA2) ...14:40
apacheloggerwould be a quite long list though :D14:40
apacheloggeror maybe just add a comment to every wireless case "repeat with evey supported security system"14:41
eagles0513875length shouldnt matter though14:48
apacheloggerwell, compared to the use14:51
eagles0513875question bug 150399 what package does that affect14:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 150399 in kdebase ""Create new >Link to > Hard disk device" doesn't work with UUIDs/LABELs in fstab" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/15039914:52
eagles0513875apachelogger: what package does bug 150399 effect. im trying to upstream it but i dont know what package it effects15:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 150399 in kdebase ""Create new >Link to > Hard disk device" doesn't work with UUIDs/LABELs in fstab" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/15039915:11
apacheloggernot sure15:14
eagles0513875ill choose kde which is a general kde bug15:15
eagles0513875im knocking them bugs upstream and knocking them good15:16
apacheloggereagles0513875: libkonq or konqueror/libkonq15:16
apacheloggersomething like that15:16
eagles0513875whoops :( put as gen kde bug15:17
apacheloggereagles0513875: also!15:17
eagles0513875well all kdebase bugs on the edge upstream15:17
apacheloggerthis applies only to rightclick in dolphin -> new -> new device link -> harddisk15:18
apacheloggerunlike what the launchpad bug says in it's description15:18
apacheloggerI forgot to update that15:18
eagles0513875ahhhh ok15:18
eagles0513875you have the link to the upstream bug as well15:18
eagles0513875its all good15:18
apacheloggerso, the description in launchpad is only partially reasonable15:19
apacheloggerthe part about systemsettings is complete crap15:19
eagles0513875feel free to make any changes to the bug report15:19
eagles0513875down stream has the upstream link and upstream has the downstream link15:19
apacheloggerhm15:20
apacheloggereagles0513875: you really have to reconsider your upstreaming work15:20
apachelogger"This applies to gutsy gibbon 7.10 as of 2007-10-08 (beta, fully updated)"15:20
apacheloggerthis completely important information to upstream15:20
apachelogger*unimportant15:20
eagles0513875ok15:21
apacheloggercouldn't be any less unimportant15:21
* eagles0513875 makes not to self take out useless information15:21
apacheloggereagles0513875: you should edit the stuff, also in some cases you can not just use the description but should read the comments as those in most cases include the realyl vital information for the bug15:21
eagles0513875gotcha15:21
apacheloggerin addition to that reading the comments will make you understand the stuff and thus learn things about the system ;-)15:22
eagles0513875for instance is it ok to include the original post and comments with the original posts15:23
tsimpsonit's amazing no one fixed the long description for libgettext-ruby1.815:23
eagles0513875hi tsimpson morning to you15:23
tsimpson"Ruby GetText Package is Native Language Support Library and Tools which modeled after GNU gettext package."15:23
apacheloggertsimpson: no one uses the lib15:24
eagles0513875apachelogger: is there a newer 2.1 amarok snapshot in a ppa15:25
apacheloggerI took a look at it the design alone is so horrible it made me wanna cry15:25
apacheloggereagles0513875: re original post + comments: well, best is if you can rediscribe what was analyzed in the launchpad bug report without copying around15:25
eagles0513875gotcha15:26
apacheloggereagles0513875: you can also send a list to kubuntu-devel and ubuntu-bugs that one shall update the description when marking it as upstreamable15:26
apacheloggerwhich one should do anyway15:26
tsimpsonapachelogger: I was juts looking at it because it's where rbot gets the '"%{keyword}" % {:keyword => "something"' stuff from15:26
apacheloggerbut especially I did not do this because at the time mostly JontheEchidna was doing the upstreaming anyway15:26
eagles0513875ubuntu-bugs im banned in until i can prove myself15:26
apacheloggerinteresting15:27
eagles0513875funny thing is he has passed it to another jonathan lol15:27
eagles0513875me15:27
apacheloggerjonny is no minion anymore :(15:27
apacheloggergood ol times that were15:27
eagles0513875that i dont take channels off topic unless you want ot tlak to hobbsee for me15:27
eagles0513875he puts me to shame15:27
apacheloggertsimpson: I see15:27
eagles0513875upstreaming went from one jonathan to another15:27
eagles0513875thats funny15:27
Mamarokapachelogger, Riddell : we have a serious problem with the qtscriptbindings from the ppa16:11
Mamarokthe package doesn't install anything, except a copyright mention in /usr/share/16:11
eagles0513875not only that16:11
Mamarokso it's empty, exactly like the amarok-dbg...16:12
eagles0513875for some reason when i try to delete a song from the play list it crashes and get an incomplete backtrace16:12
eagles0513875like you just mentioned Mamarok16:12
Mamarokno wonder 2.0.90 crashes on start...16:12
Mamarokeagles0513875: not related, the problem is worse16:12
eagles0513875well could the backtrace be related at all16:12
Mamarokeagles0513875: as I said, you can't get a useful backtrace with an empty debug package *sigh*16:13
eagles0513875i was wondering what was up with the backtrace stuff16:14
Mamarokeagles0513875: look at the package, it's obvious16:14
eagles0513875ya16:14
apacheloggerMamarok: interesting16:27
apacheloggerMamarok: libqtscriptbindings1_0.1.0-0ubuntu1~jaunty1~ppa1_i386.deb (3.2 MiB)16:28
Mamarokapachelogger: we get tons of bug reports about scripts causing crashes, it's likely a package issue on your side16:28
apacheloggerfrom the looks of it that copyright file must be very big16:28
Mamarokapachelogger: well, I just installed it, and can't find anything else than the copyright mention in /usr/share16:29
apacheloggerMamarok: dpkg -L libqtscriptbindings116:29
Mamarokwell, then there is a problem with the bindins not being loaded or having a wrong version or an env variable not set16:30
apacheloggerthen no script would be working16:32
apacheloggerwhich is not the case afaik16:32
Mamarokapachelogger: and the scripts do not work, internal and external, for 2.0.9016:33
Mamarokwho else uses these bindings outside Amarok?16:33
apacheloggerno one16:33
Mamarokwell, the scripts do not work at all, so no idea what went wrong16:34
apacheloggerworks here16:34
Mamarokapachelogger: it actually DOESN'T work for a lot of users rporting crashes with 2.0.90 on jAUNTY16:34
apacheloggerwould a libqtscriptbindings1-dbg package help?16:35
Mamaroksry, capslock16:35
Nightroseapachelogger: Nikolaj is here in a sec - he investigated16:35
Nightroseapachelogger: does it install stuff for you besides the copyright?16:35
Mamarokapachelogger: if it looks like the amarok-dbg then I don't think so, no valid backtraces so far from Jaunty users16:35
Mamarokwith amarok-dbg installed16:35
apacheloggerNightrose: there is more than just that copyright16:35
Nightroseapachelogger: 32 or 64?16:36
apachelogger32, 64 and lpia16:37
Mamarokapachelogger: we have tested and installed it, crashes here and for many users16:37
apacheloggerMamarok: dpkg -L libqtscriptbindings116:37
Mamarokapachelogger: yes, I've seen that, still, the bindings are *not* loaded16:37
ScottKapachelogger: I think the only solution to translations is just stop using Rosetta until it is demonstrated not broken.16:37
apacheloggerScottK: will do if they don't sort the stuff marked with [5]16:38
apacheloggerI am tired of watching them destroy 6 months of work16:38
Nightroseapachelogger: it should in /usr/lib/qt4/plugins/scripts nikolaj says and after installing the scriptbindings there is nothing there16:39
apacheloggerseriuosly now16:39
apacheloggercan someone run dpkg -L16:39
Nightroseyea i'll ask him16:39
Nightrosesec16:39
MamarokNightrose: I did, it installs something, but then the bindings are not loaded, it still crashes16:40
Nightroseapachelogger: they are in /usr/share instead of lib - trying to copy them now16:42
Nightroseapachelogger: bingo16:44
Nightrosewhen copying it works16:44
eagles0513875apachelogger: i can verify what Mamarok said about debug16:49
Mamarokeagles0513875: that is confirmed since about a week...16:49
apacheloggerall this pointless flood towards me16:49
eagles0513875ok16:49
* eagles0513875 shuts up and gets ready to head out to church16:49
apacheloggerNightrose:   Uploading qtscriptgenerator_0.1.0-0ubuntu1~jaunty1~ppa2_source.changes: done.16:50
apacheloggerSuccessfully uploaded packages.16:50
Quintasanhmm so far I didn't had any crashes with amarok form ppa16:50
Quintasanlol16:52
Quintasan105mb of dbg packages :316:53
* Nightrose hugs apachelogger 16:53
Nightrosethanks16:53
Mamarokapachelogger: thanks, will test ASAP16:54
* eagles0513875 hugs apachelogger for his dedication to amarok which is the best media player for linux16:56
Quintasanapachelogger: don't want to be a bother but what about python-kde4-dev?16:56
apacheloggerNightrose: testbuilding fix for -dbg16:57
apacheloggerQuintasan: hm? what about it?16:57
Quintasanapachelogger: it has wrong permissions on pykdeuic.py, no +x16:58
apacheloggerwell, you are a packaging minion, fix it and ask a sponsor to sponsor :P16:58
QuintasanSir! Yes sir!16:58
Quintasan:>16:58
eagles0513875lol16:58
eagles0513875apachelogger: whats the next rank after upstream minion lol17:01
apacheloggerupstream dood17:01
eagles0513875whats next after the upstream ranks17:02
Quintasanbut i herd it's upstream mudkip17:02
Quintasan:<17:02
apacheloggernothing17:02
apacheloggeronce you are upstream, you are upstream17:02
apacheloggerno more or less than that :P17:02
eagles0513875no packaging or anything like that :(17:02
apacheloggerwell you can go downstream again :P17:02
Quintasaneagles0513875: you can also develop m4d n1nja skills and join Kubuntu Ninjas17:03
eagles0513875i think a rank system be developed depending on karma points again17:03
eagles0513875need to get meself unbanned from a few channels before i can do anythign else17:03
* eagles0513875 bbl17:03
Quintasanseriously, how did you get banned?17:03
apacheloggeryou really don't wanna know :P17:04
Quintasan:317:04
Quintasanif you say so17:04
Quintasanhmm17:05
apacheloggerseriuosly, I can't sleep very well since I got told17:05
Quintasan@_@17:05
QuintasanSo it must be really terrible17:05
apacheloggereventually that is why my last relationship ended17:05
apacheloggerwaking up in the middle of the night screaming is not too good for that, thats for sure ;-)17:05
Quintasanhmm, how I should set permissions, there are no entries for pykdeuic.py :S17:07
apacheloggerlunchpad got more timeout errors than my desktop when I am compiling 4 apps at once17:08
apacheloggerQuintasan: debian/rules for example17:08
apacheloggeror you patch cmake to do that17:08
QuintasanDon't even mention it, I wait ~10 seconds for it to start loading17:09
Quintasanlaunchpad ofc17:09
apacheloggerand timeout #617:09
* apachelogger turns on konqui's autoreload plugin and gets a cup of tea17:10
* Nightrose hands apachelogger a cookie17:11
Nightrosea big one17:11
* Quintasan thinks he screwd up be he is still testbuilding17:15
Quintasanbut*17:16
Mamarokapachelogger: estimated time till Launchpad actually has the packages?17:16
Lureapachelogger: Kububntu?17:19
Quintasanlol17:21
ScottKapachelogger: I think if someone pointing out that Rosetta didn't work really well and produced a poor result were enough to get stuff fixed, it would be fixed already.  I don't see anything short of "Sorry, you suck, we're out of here" getting anyone's attention.17:25
ScottKBut I'll add that I've picked other stuff to be really outspoken about for now, so if you're fired up about it, attack it however you feel is best.17:26
apacheloggerMamarok: 11 hours for i38617:29
a|weneagles0513875: which network-manager widget are you using? giving me a version or something would very much help to know, if you are using the right one17:29
apacheloggerabout an hour for amd6417:29
apacheloggerLure: fancy name, huh? :P17:29
Quintasana|wen: 0.0+svn930811-0ubuntu217:30
ScottKapachelogger: 11 hours is optimistic.  I have stuff I uploaded ~12 hours ago that's still not built.17:30
apacheloggerme too17:30
apacheloggerbut that is what soyuz says17:30
a|wenQuintasan: that is definitely not a ppa version...17:30
Quintasanops17:32
apacheloggerhm17:32
Quintasana|wen: 0.0+svn961724-0ubuntu1~ppa117:32
QuintasanI copied wrong one :P17:32
a|wenQuintasan: are you sure that is the version that eagles0513875 is using?17:32
Quintasana|wen: he mentioned something about ppa one17:32
Quintasanlet me checl17:33
apacheloggerqtscriptgenerator is the worst shitload of crap I have ever seen in my fucking ridiculous life as kubuntu dood17:33
a|wenQuintasan: well, that could be at least four different versions...17:33
Quintasan...17:33
apacheloggersorry, just had to be said17:33
a|wenapachelogger: the doing QA for the network-manager in a wiki would be a good idea ... currently we have some known regressions in any way (waiting for the people who reported the regressions to help out a bit)17:33
apacheloggera|wen: they shall report bugs :P17:33
apacheloggerbugs bugs bugs17:33
a|wenQuintasan: i don't know if he ever switched to using the version in kubuntu-experimental17:34
apacheloggerfor eagles0513875 to upstream upstream upstream17:34
a|wenapachelogger: we have them upstream17:34
apacheloggerah, ok17:34
a|wenbut after reporting the problem ... silence17:34
a|wenas in test with this new version ... and then no feedback17:34
apacheloggerhm17:38
apacheloggerNightrose: I think we published a wrong vesion of libqtscriptbindings1 ... amarok actually fails to build with the broken one17:39
Quintasanohshi- only 3% of kdebindings so far @_@17:39
apacheloggerso there must have been, at some point, a useful one17:39
apacheloggerotherwise there wouldn't be amarok binaries17:39
apacheloggerQuintasan: yes, bindings is a monster17:40
a|wenRiddell: next time you happen to suspend ... kde bug 19106617:40
ubottuKDE bug 191066 in plasmoid "wireless networks duplicate after suspend/resume" [Normal,Needsinfo: waitingforinfo] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19106617:40
Quintasan:S I just rage when I think I could do it wrong :/17:40
apacheloggera|wen: didn't notice that so far17:41
apacheloggerthough I always go into hibernate, maybe that makes a diff17:41
apacheloggerNightrose: so, while I am watching amarok taking longer to compile than mysql ... is there any way we could get a faster build?17:41
a|wennot impossible, that it makes a difference ... or it might be some network-manager foo with certain cards17:42
* apachelogger likes the latter better17:42
Mamarokapachelogger: great :/17:45
Mamarokwell, we will be still here tomorrow, so sounds like a test for then :)17:46
a|wenapachelogger: currently, what seems to break most with the network-widget is different combinations of encryption ... don't know how we most easily add that to the QA page...17:52
apacheloggera|wen: if there is a lot of QA need there we probably should multiple all wireless cases amongst the encryption types17:53
apacheloggerthat makes the page grow a lot but it helps to track this critical part of quality17:53
a|wenapachelogger: that would be best... hmm, what do we have there 30/50 or more combinations?17:54
apacheloggerpossibly17:54
apacheloggera|wen: we could also subpage each of the encryptions17:55
apacheloggerthough that is even worse to use17:55
apacheloggeranyway, everyone doesn't need to test everything, but everyone stuff he can and is willing to the team should then try to fill the gaps with at least 2 tests17:55
a|wenokay ... i'll try to add some more to the page17:57
apacheloggerhm18:03
apacheloggerif flash was any less annoying it would still be so incredibly annoying that I would personally want to kick it out of the archive and sue adobe until they are so incredibly out of money that ibm will want to eat them for breakfast18:04
emonkeylol18:09
* a|wen bets that it's because apachelogger secretly wants silverlight to take over ;)18:11
apacheloggerthere is at least a working free implementation18:11
apacheloggeranyway18:11
apacheloggerwhat this world needs is more daft punk!18:11
apachelogger~np18:12
kubotuapachelogger is listening to "Touch It / Technologic" by Daft Punk [Alive 2007, 2007]; see http://www.last.fm/user/apachelogger for more18:12
a|wenof version 1.1 ... and half the pages uses 2.0 already18:14
apacheloggerbetter than nothing18:14
apacheloggeremonkey: so, when will you become minion?18:15
a|wenindeed better than nothing ... but still annoying18:16
apacheloggerlisten to daft punk18:16
apacheloggertakes away all the annoyance18:16
emonkeyapachelogger: ?18:16
apacheloggeremonkey: I am wondering when you get dragged into kubuntu development18:16
* emonkey listen to Buena Vistal social Club18:17
emonkeyapachelogger: would be cool if there's more time18:17
emonkeyor money... ;-)18:17
apacheloggerI told you how to make money :P18:18
apacheloggertime = money, so more money == more time18:18
apacheloggerproblem solved18:18
apacheloggeralso18:18
apacheloggerlisten to justice, that solves all problems18:18
emonkeylol18:18
* eagles0513875 wants microsoft to go to pieces18:21
apacheloggerone more time....18:23
apacheloggerohhh18:24
apacheloggeruhhhh18:24
apacheloggerahhhhh18:24
MatratzenMatzearound the world18:28
apacheloggeruh18:31
apacheloggerI like MatratzenMatze18:31
* apachelogger hands MatratzenMatze a cookie18:31
MatratzenMatze:-) yumm18:31
=== maco_ is now known as macogw
apacheloggerNightrose: uploaded a fix for -dbg (hopefully)19:24
apacheloggerneeds to be applied to karmic and possibly jaunty if it works19:24
Riddellapachelogger: what's this about security?  (and if they need poked I don't have special access to them, their e-mail is public)19:44
apacheloggerRiddell: new wiki theme apparently needs to be reviewed by "canonical security" and if that means ubuntu security it could take way too long :D19:45
Riddella wiki theme can have security problems?19:46
apacheloggerapparently19:46
Riddellsecurity@ubuntu.com is the address19:46
apacheloggerryanakca: ^19:46
* Riddell adds specs to https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuKarmicSpecs21:04
Nightroseapachelogger: you're the best21:07
apacheloggerbut alone21:08
ryanakcaapachelogger: And what should I tell them? That it's been six weeks since we asked to have it installed, that everything is already on one Canonical server or another and that we had hoped to have this done by release?22:02
ryanakca(essentially, everything I've already told the sysadmins)22:02
apacheloggerryanakca: well, just ask them very kindely if they could take a quick look at it sometime soon as we hope to get the old stuff replaced ASAP22:03
ryanakcaapachelogger: key word, kindly :) ... sure, will do. Are the Ubuntu security people and the Canonical security people the same?22:04
apacheloggerapparently22:06
apacheloggerin any case the ubuntu ones would know whom to poke ;-)22:06
ryanakcaOK, will do22:07
=== ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube
ghostcubeapachelogger: wehere will the language updates be uploaded you talked about :)22:39
apacheloggerghostcube: what updates?22:50
ghostcubehmm a time ago you discussed wheere to host the l10 files and sayfd yere all systemsettings speak german22:51
ghostcubethis ones22:51
ghostcube:D22:51
apacheloggerin one of my ppas22:51
apacheloggercheck my user page on lunchpad22:51
ghostcubedeb http://ppa.launchpad.net/apachelogger/kde-l10n/ubuntu jaunty main22:52
ghostcubethi8s one22:52
apacheloggeraye22:52
apacheloggerjust install kde-l10n-$language22:52
apacheloggerit will override the ubuntu language pack22:53
ghostcubethx :)22:53
ghostcubemag nich22:56
ghostcubepaketkonflikt22:56
ghostcubemuss ich erst das alte runterwerfen22:56
ghostcube??22:56
emonkeyapachelogger: n8 und nen guten Start in die neue Woche morgen22:56
ghostcubedpkg: Fehler beim Bearbeiten von /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-l10n-de_4%3a4.2.2-0ubuntu3+ppa1_all.deb (--unpack):22:57
ghostcube Versuche, »/usr/share/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/kxsldbg.mo« zu überschreiben, welches auch in Paket kde-i18n-de ist22:57
apacheloggeri18n is from KDE 322:57
apacheloggeremonkey: thx, but I'll only start working on tuesday :D22:57
apacheloggerfortunately22:57
emonkeyou you lucky man, I've got calculus tomorrow moring at 8 o'clock22:58
apachelogger8 o'clock ... at work days I am up for at least 2 hours at 8 :P22:58
ghostcubethx apachelogger fixed it22:58
ghostcube:)22:58
* apachelogger notes that his language engine seems to be malfuntion22:58
apacheloggering22:59
ghostcubeoO22:59
ghostcubewas solll dit heissen22:59
ghostcubehabsch jetzt en apachelogger duetsch22:59
ghostcubehmm this tragedy plasma theme is nice23:01
ghostcubeScottK: a chance you package up the new quassel with always notify patch ?23:26
ScottKghostcube: Nope.23:37
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