/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/05/13/#kubuntu-devel.txt

blizzzthey fly again!00:04
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BUGabundohi00:44
BUGabundohttp://paste.ubuntu.com/171037/ known prob on karmic?00:44
BUGabundo trying to overwrite `/usr/share/icons/oxygen/16x16/status/meeting-organizer.png', which is also in package libkdepim400:44
Riddellyes00:44
BUGabundook Riddell00:44
BUGabundoworkaround ?00:44
BUGabundoI would like to install ubuntu one00:45
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tsimpsonuse dpkg manually00:45
BUGabundotsimpson: can you provide full command?00:45
BUGabundo$ sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-icons-oxygen_4%3a4.2.85-0ubuntu2_all.deb00:46
BUGabundo?00:46
tsimpsonyou really should know this if you're running karmic..., but "sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-icons-oxygen_4%3a4.2.85-0ubuntu2_all.deb"00:46
BUGabundoreading $ dpkg --force-help00:47
BUGabundotsimpson: I usually just wait for it to get fixed, or copy if from somewhere00:48
BUGabundoI know, I look a lame alpha tester00:48
BUGabundoI can work around pleanty of stuff and would eventually reach that too00:49
tsimpsonif you want to test alpha releases, get intimate with dpkg ;)00:50
BUGabundoman apt is big enough00:50
BUGabundoeheh00:50
BUGabundothanks tsimpson. workarounded00:51
tsimpson--force-overwrite helped a lot when we were packaging KDE4 for the first time, files kept moving around packages appearing and disappearing00:52
BUGabundoehe00:56
BUGabundoI remmeber00:56
BUGabundoI kept filing bugs00:57
BUGabundospecial on kdepim00:57
BUGabundoand I still have one to file00:57
naliothany ideas on my reported issue?  http://pastebin.ca/1421090     and    http://pastebin.ca/141869701:12
lex79JontheEchidna: in kde-style-qtcurve can I bump kdelibs5-dev from 4.0.80 to 4.2.2 ?02:11
JontheEchidnadoesn't matter that much really02:13
ScottKlex79: I didn't get that since I changed my xorg config.02:14
lex79ScottK: intel, right?02:14
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ScottKlex79: Yes.02:20
lex79nvidia here, I think your changes has no effect with my video card :(02:22
ScottKProbably not.02:25
nixternalhrmm, why does python-kde4 have build-depends on kdelibs and such?02:28
nixternaland kdebase-*02:29
nixternalwhat I find interesting is kdebase needs python-kde4 in order to build python support for plasma02:29
ScottKI don't think python-kde4 needs kdebase to build.02:29
ScottKkdebase-workspace does need it to build however02:30
nixternalno, but when you go to install just python-kde4, it brings in kdebase and such02:30
ScottKRuntime, sure, but not build time.02:30
nixternalwhy?02:30
nixternalpython-kde4 shouldn't need it, and it doesn't need it02:30
nixternalI can build it from svn w/o kde* built at all02:30
ScottKHmmm02:31
ScottKDunno02:31
JontheEchidnakdebindings packaging is generally a bunch of commented out/hacked together mess of packaging02:40
nixternalour packaging is?02:42
nixternalfedora and opensuse have good packages02:42
JontheEchidnayeah, our packaging is pretty pathetic02:43
nixternalis it because of the silly arm packaging and what not?02:43
JontheEchidnano, kdebindings is just hard in general02:43
nixternalhrmm, I have no problem building it from trunk02:43
JontheEchidnait sometimes doesn't even compile until the later KDE betas02:43
JontheEchidnayou also have to take in mind that it builds/creates packages for every single language evar02:44
JontheEchidnait has about the largest debian/rules file for a cdbs package that I've ever seen02:45
JontheEchidnadue to mono, of course :P02:45
JontheEchidnahmm, it's looking a bit better these days02:46
ScottKnixternal: Last I heard opensuse at least didn't even build a lot of the bindings we build.02:47
* ScottK recalls JontheEchidna crowing about that a bit ago.02:47
* astromme thinks Kubuntu bindings support is fantastic03:03
astrommeThe plasma bindings are being used more and more, to the point where I would think they are required as installs.03:03
astrommeI now have to install the python bindings on every system I use because I wrote a few convenience plasmoids for myself that use python03:04
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seelewhoa, ruphy is a kubuntu user?05:49
seelei always pegged him as a suse guy05:49
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ScottKSo I blogged Laserjock's 'system indicator' idea.  I wonder if it will get any uptake.06:27
nixternalnot from you it won't ;p06:28
nixternalhint hint, for upcoming kde bindings, we will need to build the snapshots of pyqt4 and sip406:28
nixternalkdebindings will not build with our current pyqt4 or sip406:28
ScottKnixternal: It's all pre-decided anyway, but I'm going to play the part in my script up to where I quit.06:42
nixternallol06:42
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nixternalyou should see how fast kdeedu builds on dual quad-core xeons07:11
nixternalmake -j9 == supah fast07:11
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Sputmoin07:37
SputScottK: btw, in KDE 4.3 you can hide icons in systray :)07:38
Sputnot sure if you're aware of that feature07:38
Sputbut I have most non-interactive and status icons hidden away and expand the tray when I need them07:38
Sputso my list looks about yours :)07:42
naliothnixternal: none of my kde4 apps work  :(07:43
nixternalall of mine work find :p07:43
nixternal!worksforme07:43
ubottuCommon Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/07:43
nixternalwhat is broken with them nalioth ?07:44
naliothnixternal: yeah, i dropped some pastebins in here earlier07:44
naliothand yesterday07:44
nixternalsame issues as yesterday?07:44
naliothyeah, i'm finding more apps that exhibit the same behavior07:44
nixternali do not get that error at all, makes no sense to me...and you get this from a fresh install?07:44
naliothyessir.  it's no big deal to me, i've downgraded my 'daily use' kde apps back to 3.5, but if it's happehed to me, i'm sure it's happening elsewhere  (and yes, a fresh install of ubuntu with kubuntu-desktop apt-gotten)07:46
nixternali just had someone install kubuntu-desktop a little while ago and it worked fine for them, that is why I don't get you having the problem07:46
naliothas i have stated before, i have missed my calling as product tester.  if it's weird and unrepeatable, it happens to me07:47
naliothanyway, just poking you07:48
naliothit's past my bedtime07:48
nixternalhehe, same here...need to finsih this trunk build though07:49
* Tonio__ is pleased konversation finally work with kde4 :)07:49
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nixternalI would be pleased if we just shipped irssi :p07:50
nixternaljeesh, kpg has become one huge repo of everything07:50
jussi01hey Tonio_!07:52
jussi01Tonio_: did you ever get time to look into adding th mobile broadband db to the network manager plasmoid?07:53
nixternalkde svn knows I want to go to sleep, that is why it is taking so long07:56
Tonio_jussi01: nope :/07:58
jussi01Tonio_: ok then :) well if you get time.... :D08:00
Tonio_jussi01: yup, that's on the list anyway08:01
jussi01Tonio_: super :)08:01
nixternalBUILD BABY BUILD!08:10
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Riddellwell we have CDs today but oversized and probably not working too well10:05
Riddellwho's brave? :)10:05
davmor2Me but get ready for the respin ;)10:10
Mamarokis there a possibility to remove the "Upgrade to 9.04" notification without removing the update notification alltogether?10:14
RiddellMamarok: from 8.10?  there should be a tickbox?10:37
MamarokRiddell: ok, will have a look10:37
Mamarokright now I'm stuck with a remote aptitude session on ssh I can't kill :(10:38
Mamaroklooks like I will have to call them to restart the box, no idea how to do solve that one *sigh*10:39
Mamarokother question: is it possible that strigi is indexing since more than 10 hours? there's about 500Gb of data though...10:40
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a|wenMamarok: at least killing the ssh session ... that should take aptitude down in the fall11:09
Mamaroka|wen: well, that was my first idea, but that didn't work :(11:10
a|wenMamarok: <enter>~.11:10
Mamarokwhat would that do?11:11
a|wentell ssh to abort and close the connection11:11
a|wenshh client-side disconnect11:11
Mamarokon my side you mean? can I log in again then?11:12
a|wenMamarok: you can also just log in using ssh a second time, and use kill to kill aptitude11:13
Mamarokoh, funny, tried this several times11:15
Mamarokthe ~. worked the second time around only11:15
Mamarokand aptitude is killed now11:15
MamarokI tried login in and killall -9 aptitude, that didn't work then11:15
Mamaroka|wen: great, thanks a lot!11:15
a|wenMamarok: you need to do ~. just after pressing enter ... that is why it often feels like you do it twice (you forgot pressing something else before doing ~.)11:16
a|wenand great :) ... that command comes in handy once in a while11:16
Mamarokok, learned something new then :)11:16
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Tonio_anyone to have a look at http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?upid=5748 please ?12:04
Tonio_this would be really usefull...12:04
Tonio_hi agateau12:05
Riddellisn't the panel full enough without adding blank space? :)12:05
JontheEchidnaTonio_: that's going to be part of KDE 4.3 anyways12:18
JontheEchidnait'll be integrated into the panel controller bar12:18
JontheEchidnahttp://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kdebase/workspace/plasma/applets/panelspacer/12:19
Tonio_JontheEchidna: ho really ? isn't it still in playground atm ?12:19
Tonio_JontheEchidna: hum great, it looks like it wasn't droped from playground :)12:20
Tonio_Riddell: when you have a double screen, the plasmoids can react very weird12:20
Tonio_Riddell: same if you want to add new bars12:20
Tonio_Riddell: and this is the solution to this issue12:21
Tonio_JontheEchidna: don't revu then12:21
JontheEchidna:)12:21
JontheEchidnaTechnically it's not the exact same spacer, I believe it got a  rewrite12:22
RiddellTonio_: is polkit-qt new or is it split out from something we had before?12:22
Tonio_Riddell: split out from policykit-kde12:22
Riddellok, I'll move it to main12:23
Riddellthen k3b can compile12:23
Tonio_Riddell: yup12:29
a|wenScottK: btw. hiding the icons you don't need is already supported in KDE 4.212:34
a|wensystray icons of course ^^12:36
a|wenare we planning on using graphicssystem raster as default in karmic? or is that not possible yet?12:37
JontheEchidnait's not possible for kwin, at least12:38
JontheEchidnaunless you want compositing to fail12:38
a|wenand I guess we don't have the option of making it default for "all applications, except kwin"12:42
JontheEchidnaI think that any of the tutorials I've seen have compiled Qt to have that by default12:42
JontheEchidnawhat we really need is for X to not suck so much :P12:42
a|wenheh; indeed ... but that is kind of out of our power ;)12:43
JontheEchidnazomg opensauce, u ken cnatribute!12:43
* JontheEchidna hates it when people say that12:44
a|wenhe ... i don't think my python skills can do much there12:44
a|wenso i guess it makes sense to patch .desktop files to use raster in the cases where it really matters?12:45
JontheEchidnaI would see that as a sensible solution, though you know people are going to complain when things get slow when they start things from the terminal..12:45
JontheEchidnaI would like you to meet my friends rock and hard place12:46
a|wenthey sure will ... but right now they complain that it is slow unless they start from the terminal12:48
a|wennot easily satisfiable ;)12:48
* JontheEchidna is loving nuno's font recommendations12:49
JontheEchidnahttp://pinheiro-kde.blogspot.com/2009/05/kpgp-icon-and-fonts.html12:49
MamarokJontheEchidna: he changed my font settings during the sprint in Berlin, looks great now!12:51
JontheEchidnaThis is even better than the results I was getting with msttcorefonts12:53
Mamarokno wonder, it's the specialist's advice :)12:54
JontheEchidnaI wonder if it would make sense to make this default. (Or would we have to keep international font users in mind?)12:55
Mamarokneed some food, bbl12:55
Mamaroksomebody keep an eye on eaglesxxxx in #kubuntu if he comes back?12:55
JontheEchidnasure thing12:55
a|wenJontheEchidna: is there a big difference between dejavu sans and liberation sans; or is it the other things that makes the difference12:57
JontheEchidnaliberation is better :P12:57
JontheEchidnaplus the font hiniting settings matter. At first I didn't like liberation12:57
JontheEchidnaturns out I love it once I set hinting properly12:57
HobbseeMamarok: what's he doing?12:58
a|wenchanging the hinting should be possible by default i guess ... but i have no idea how the internationalization support in liberation is12:58
MamarokHobbsee: he gives 'support' without knowing his stuff13:00
HobbseeMamarok: ah.  Doesn't surprise me.13:00
Mamarokhe has been warned, so we monitor what he is doing to prewent the worst13:00
Mamarokok, food calls, later13:00
HobbseeMamarok: he's had repeated warnings, so....13:00
* Hobbsee keeps a watchful eye out, and avoids her assignment some more13:02
mcasis there a repo with kde 4.3 beta available?13:11
JontheEchidnanot yet, unless you count kde-nightly13:11
mcasok thanks JontheEchidna13:11
Quintasangrr13:24
SputJontheEchidna: kwin handles Qt having raster as default just fine.13:29
JontheEchidnanot if you're compositing, at least that's what the kwin dudes said13:30
Sputyes even with compositing13:30
Sputkwin enforces the native backend13:30
JontheEchidnaaah, that must be new13:30
SputI've been running raster as default for months now :)13:30
Sputno, it took them a week or so past Qt 4.5 to fix that13:31
JontheEchidnawell, we've not been running trunk at kubuntu, so it's new for us13:31
SputI'd be surprised if that wasn't backported to 4.213:32
Sputbut I can't say for sure13:32
ScottKa|wen: Sure, but most of them I'd rather be one level of indirection away than gone completely or appear when needed.13:32
SputScottK: hidden icons are one level of indirection away13:32
Sputthere's a nice little extender icon :)13:32
ScottKSput: Ah.  Nice.13:33
a|wenhehe; that was what i tried to point at :)13:35
a|wenand i think we should be able to distribute a lost if "default hidden icons" in kubuntu-default-settings if we want to do that13:35
a|wens/lost/list/13:35
rgreeninganyone else seeing this xmessage popup? "Could not start ksmserver". If I click ok, my session restarts and drops me back to login screen.13:36
a|wenkeeps happening?13:38
a|weni think i got it once (though the restart happened without having to click ok) ... but worked second time13:40
a|wenrgreening: ^^13:40
rgreeninga|wen: it happens often enough.13:50
rgreeningI just booted up, opened a few apps and the pop-up is there now...13:50
rgreeningif I close it, adios..13:50
a|wenso didn't happen during login13:50
a|wenthat was what it did in my case13:50
rgreeningnope, sometime after13:50
a|wennever has that happen then13:51
rgreeningrgreening@atlantis:~$ ksmserver13:51
rgreeningCould not register with D-BUS. Aborting.13:51
rgreeningI can't even restart ksmserver13:51
jussi01rgreening: do you not have a cloak? o.O13:52
rgreeningnope13:52
jussi01rgreening: any reason? they are easy enough to organise...?13:52
jussi01or do you just not care...? :D13:53
rgreeningjussi01: never took the time energy13:53
rgreening:P13:53
jussi01rgreening: heh, if youve got your nick setup right, than its just a matter of asking...13:53
rgreeninga|wen: tried killing ksmserver to restart. that killed the session. bah.13:59
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rgreeninga|wen: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3103693.014:02
rgreeningseems Im not the only one...14:02
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Tonio_Riddell: just saw policykit-kde ftbfs.... weird since the package comes from my ppa...14:24
Tonio_Riddell: I suspect another pkg-kde-tool weird issue, as for polkit-qt....14:24
Tm_TTonio_: 4.3b1 is that?14:43
Riddellpolicykit-kde says it's missing libpolkit-qt, that's nothing to do with pkg-kde-tools14:44
Riddellwhat do you mean "another" anyway, what issues have we had with pkg-kde-tools?14:45
Tonio_Riddell: polkit-qt ftbfs with pkg-kde-tool and works with standard kde4.mk.... weird but that's it14:51
Tonio_hum k3b ftbfs too...14:51
Tonio_Riddell: polkkit-qt is installed as a build-dep... I suspect there is something wrong with the packaging... no idea why14:52
Tonio_Riddell: all those packages are available and built correctly on my jaunty ppa... that's not packaging issue14:52
Riddelljaunty != karmic14:53
Tonio_Riddell: yeah I know...14:54
Tonio_Riddell: but...14:54
Tonio_Found Polkit-qt: /usr/lib/libpolkit-qt-core.so;/usr/lib/libpolkit-qt-gui.so14:55
Tonio_make[3]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/libpolkit-qt-core.so', needed by `lib/kcm_k3bsetup.so'.  Stop.14:55
Tonio_that's weird.....14:55
Tonio_Riddell: that ressembles a lot the issue I had with14:55
Tonio_with polkit-qt (but this one concerned policykit directly...)14:56
Riddellyou're right though, polkit-qt does fail with pkg-kde-tools14:56
Riddell-DKDE4_ENABLE_FINAL=false  I wonder if that's the difference14:56
Tonio_Riddell: yep, all of this is weird, really :) I'll investigate, we have time14:57
Nightrosea|wen: just tried to install the network manager applet and i get a few of those:  plasma-widget-network-manager depends on libqtcore4 (>= 4.5.1); however:15:50
Nightrose  Version of libqtcore4 on system is 4.5.0-0ubuntu4.15:50
Nightrosebuild against too new Qt?15:50
Nightrose(downloaded from kubuntu-experimental ppa)15:51
JontheEchidnaoh, Qt 4.5.1 is also in experimental, so it probably got built against it15:51
Nightrosenot good then15:51
Nightrosecan't test it here then15:51
Nightroseand I am not sure  when i'll have wifi again soonish15:52
QuintasanJontheEchidna: hate to bother you but I want to finish it --> http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/plasma-widget-pgame16:29
JontheEchidnalooks good now, advocated16:32
Quintasanthanks16:34
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ScottKIs OOo-KDE just dropped for Alpha 1 or is it gone completely?17:20
Quintasanhmm it's just me or Lancelot has borked scrolling?17:24
RiddellScottK: I'd like to see it back17:40
nixternalJontheEchidna: what do I need to do in order to get the weather wallpaper working?17:41
Riddellit's dropped from Debian I believe but I think we should keep it, OO unthemed looks horrible17:41
nixternal+1 Riddell17:41
Riddellof course nixternal might port it to KDE 4 tonight :)17:41
JontheEchidnanixternal: the plugin and the wallpapers from kdeartwork17:41
nixternalworking on it...and I must say, it is not fun at all17:41
Riddelltrouble is we only have 20% of an OO maintainer just now, calc is mostly away17:41
nixternalok, I have them all installed, I can select my location and what not, but the wallpapers don't show or don't change17:41
JontheEchidnaany interesting stuff in konsole?17:42
nixternalwhat should I do in konsole to check it?17:43
Riddell** new alternate alpha candidate CDs need testing17:43
JontheEchidnarun plasma-desktop in konsole17:43
Riddell(may explode your system, be careful, virtual machine advised)17:43
nixternalhrmm, invalid D-Bus interface name for 'org.kde.plasma-desktop.PlasmaApp'17:43
JontheEchidnanot related, I don't think17:45
nixternalok, figured that out...let me read through all of this and see if I can find something17:46
JontheEchidnathe current weather should print out in konsole, as well as the wallpaper name17:47
JontheEchidnaif the weather dataengine gives us a wallpaper, that is17:47
nixternalya, it doesn't17:47
JontheEchidnas/wallpaper/condition17:47
nixternalthat invalid dbus error is what Image::setSingleImage and the Air wallpaper17:48
nixternalso it seems my setting didn't tak17:48
nixternaltake17:48
JontheEchidnayeah, it looks like you're using the Image wallpaper?17:48
JontheEchidnastrange17:48
nixternallol17:48
nixternalit didn't take17:48
JontheEchidnaah, that'd do it17:48
nixternalOK, I see weather info now, but it says "weather-none-available"....dangit it is raining, I want to see the pretty pictures :p17:53
JontheEchidnawhat weather provider are you using?17:54
nixternalNOAA17:54
JontheEchidnathe current NOAA ion doesn't return weather conditions as icons, which is what the weather wallpaper uses to determine which wallpaper to use17:54
JontheEchidnaas a result the weather plasmoid doesn't have icons, and the wallpaper doesn't work period :(17:55
nixternalwell then17:55
JontheEchidnabecause I'm not about to try to map out the 200 text condition strings that the NOAA provides, lol17:55
nixternalhaha, that's why you should use weather.com and not noaa17:55
nixternalnoaa is not for the lazy :p weather.com is17:55
JontheEchidnaThe wallpaper doesn't implement any weather-getting stuff itself17:56
JontheEchidnait uses whatever weather providers the user has installed17:56
JontheEchidnaI think that plasma might be getting a wetter.de provider soon17:56
nixternalso what you are saying is that in the US we are screwed with the weather wallpaper?17:56
JontheEchidnaand some other oen17:56
JontheEchidnaI found a town close to me with the BBC one17:56
JontheEchidna(Manchester, New Hapmshire, USA)17:57
nixternalooh, BBC has Chicago17:57
nixternalgroovy17:57
nixternalhahahaha17:57
nixternaldamnit, the noaa one did work17:57
astrommeI don't have a weather.com provider? is there some special package?18:10
astrommeI have BBC, enviro canada and NOAA18:11
nixternalthere is no weather.com provider (yet?)18:11
astrommehmm18:15
astrommenixternal: I wonder if that is because of some restriction or if it's just because nobody has done it yet18:15
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nixternalastromme: nobody has done it yet18:21
Quintasanhttp://imagebin.ca/view/7WmWEuX.html  <-- I wonder is missing scrollbar in lancelot a know issue18:22
Quintasans/is/if18:22
jussi01Quintasan: I asked about it a while back and someone said it waas - its real frustrating thouhg18:23
QuintasanI wonder why I can't find any bug reports for it :/18:23
jussi01Quintasan: I was assured there was one, so didnt bother reporting it. perhaps its worth doing anyway18:24
rgreeningwe should do a side by side comparison to get a baseline and ask seele for usability suggestions too18:29
rgreeningoops.. wrong chan18:29
seelergreening: ?18:31
rgreeningseele: scottk was asking about ayatana and I suggested we need to have a review of KDE 4.3 at UDS .18:32
seeleah18:35
rgreening:)18:36
* Sput hopes KOffice will be able to completely replace OOo for me in the not-too-distant future19:18
* Sput really doesn't like all the bloat19:19
emonkey+119:20
Sputbasically I need to be able to open .doc files :)19:20
Riddellkword has always done that19:21
Sput... in a way that they're actually readable19:23
Sputtbh I haven't tested kword in quite a while, but last time it was still not good enough19:23
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ScottKFor me writing them in a way that the look correct to the MS Office users I mail them to is more important than how they look to me.19:48
ScottKIs there a way to coerce Kmail into not deleting meeting invitations when I accept them?19:55
txwikinger_worktalking about notifications...19:59
* txwikinger_work is tired of being notified in all kinds of sections of the screen19:59
nixternaleveryone can read .txt files19:59
nixternalif it needs to be pretty, LaTeX -> PDF19:59
txwikinger_worknixternal: LaTeX ->ps please20:00
txwikinger_workPDF is not free20:00
nixternalno ps20:00
nixternaldvi20:00
nixternalthere!20:00
txwikinger_workok.. dvi is fine :)20:00
nixternalactually PDF is free now I thought20:00
txwikinger_worksince when?20:00
nixternalsince Adobe released its grip20:00
nixternalI swore I read/heard that somewhere20:01
nixternalya, 2007 Adobe submitted the PDF format to ISO to make it an open standard20:02
txwikinger_workah ok20:02
txwikinger_workno patents or anything?20:02
nixternalno patents, published as an open format July 1, 200820:03
nixternalISO 32000-1:200820:03
astrommeis 4.3 beta1 something I should expect in a reasonable timeframe as a ppa for Kubuntu?20:08
astrommewhich was a cryptic way of saying "ya'll have plans for 4.3b1?" :P20:08
neversfeldehehe :)20:18
ScottKDepends somewhat on your definition of reasonable.20:21
rgreeningastromme: we are packageing it up now. lots has changed. so, yes.. but as ScottK says... depends on def of reasonable :)20:40
astrommergreening: sounds good :) Reasonable means "before I break down and find a decent way to run trunk myself"20:41
rgreeninglol. yeah.. should be before that I assume20:41
astrommeone of these days I need to come up with a good way of running stable KDE but having trunk mode that I can switch into20:42
astrommeWithout all of those ugly scripts that I have no idea how they work20:42
ScottKrgreening: I you going to be bringing a system running KDE 4.3 to UDS?21:06
ScottKI/Are21:07
ScottKUrgh21:07
rgreeningHopefully.21:07
rgreeningMost likely I'll have it on my AcerOne21:07
rgreeningassuming we get the backports done...21:08
rgreeningin time.21:08
rgreeningScottK: what does this warning mean... "dpkg-genchanges: warning: duplicate files list entry for file" and is it bad...21:09
ScottKIIRC it means you are trying to install the same file more than once and yes.21:10
ScottKgrep your debian dir for the filename in question.21:10
ScottKI bet you find it in two .install files.21:10
SputScottK: btw, kwallet can be configured that it doesn't show a tray icon at all21:12
rgreeningI think it just buggered up. I diffed two install files and no common entries... strange21:12
* ScottK looks for a setting.21:12
Sputsince many people say that icon is utterly useless, I wonder why that isn't default :)21:12
JontheEchidnaI always turn kwallet's tray icon off first thing21:12
rgreeningScottK:  http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/171900/21:13
ScottKJontheEchidna: Sounds like a sane default to me.21:13
* JontheEchidna makes a mental note to make it so for karmic21:13
ScottKrgreening: What is in those line numbers of the files list and are they the same?21:14
rgreeningScottK: for starters, there is no kdebase.install21:15
rgreeningso, I am at a loss there...21:15
ScottKOdd.21:16
rgreeningkdebase is the meta package in the control file21:16
ScottKI think it means you are installing the same file multiple times, but don't have great advice on troubleshooting21:16
JontheEchidnalooks like multimedia's going to compile fine :)21:16
* JontheEchidna runs list-missing21:17
JontheEchidnawhoa, only one new file!?21:17
* Sput updates KDE trunk on all his boxen today21:17
rgreeningScottK: it seems something in the system buggered up... not the packages from what I can see.21:18
macoSput: on the topic of things in tray....is there a way to turn off quassel's?21:43
Sputmaco: yes, we have a setting for that21:44
* maco looks again21:44
Sputmaco: Configure -> Misc21:46
macoah, ok didnt realize i could click on "misc"21:46
macothought i could only click what was under misc21:46
macoi just found the "hide inactive buffers" checkbox too21:47
Sputfun, we added that ability to click on categories after seele asked us for it :)21:47
maco^_^21:47
macoi think seele knows i have a policy of spending as little time as possible inside the settings menu of kde apps21:47
macoi just go with defaults unless i really need to find something inside the settings. and then since i never looked at the settings before, i dont know where anything is, and i get lost *shrug*21:48
jussi01Sput: also, is right clickability of nicks in the chatview in your radar at all?21:50
Sputit is21:51
jussi01excellent21:51
macoafter finding that i can hide inactive ones, now i'm not so sure i'll be switching back to irssi when they fix their ipv6 support21:51
Sput:)21:51
macothough netsplit detection is still something i miss, especially with how freenode's been lately21:51
Sputyes, that's on our radar too though21:52
macoi saw on the bug someone said that figuring out the last of the quits and joins was a problem21:52
Sputright now I need to figure out why Qt claims isVisible() == false for a mainwindow that is clearly visible though.21:52
macoand after luciddfox and i were talking about i said "but irssi can do it!" so she added that to the bug21:52
Sputmaco: I think that can be handled after all21:52
Sputjust haven't found the time to actually look into the issue21:53
Sputbut since it seems to be standard to display the server name in the quit message, it should be doable to detect that21:53
Sputa bitch to test though :)21:53
Sputprobably will have to hire somebody who ddoses freenode when I need testing21:54
ScottKSput: Doesn't that just happen naturally on a regular basis?21:55
jussi01Sput: Im sure I can find you sme malicious trolls - we have enough of them in -ops :P21:55
Sputhehe :)21:56
macoyeah jake says he's gonna DOS freenode if his IPs aren't unbanned21:56
Sputnote to self: QMainWindow certainly reports it's invisible in its dtor. *headdesk*22:00
Sputmaybe I should save state when there still is state to save :)22:00
JontheEchidnaHa, awesome: http://ivan.fomentgroup.org/blog/2009/05/13/linux-and-firefox-market-share/22:18
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a|wenNightrose: read the mail sent to kubuntu-devel ;) ... in my personal PPA there is a version built against qt4.5.0 and kde4.2.2 https://launchpad.net/~andreas-wenning/+archive/experimental22:30
Nightrosea|wen: meh :D22:30
Nightrosethx22:30
a|wenheh; of course we've thought about that :)22:30
JontheEchidnaKonversation just moved to extragear :)23:50
Riddellfrom playground?23:50
ScottKDoes that mean they have to release with 4.3?23:53
JontheEchidnaRiddell: branches/work23:53
JontheEchidnaScottK: extragear isn't tied to releases necessarily, see amarok23:53
ScottKRight23:54
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