/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/06/16/#kubuntu-devel.txt

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vorianyizidy yizo01:49
JontheEchidnahizidy hizey01:49
ScottKThe problem was something like a mysql-common (or similar) package that was provided by both 5.0 and 5.1 and no one noticed until after the upload.04:09
ScottKmysql packages (unlike postgres) are not generally designed to be co-installed.04:10
* ScottK also (now) notices that was about 6 hours ago ....04:10
vorianhehe04:10
vorianstill valid however04:11
ScottKFits with my observation about with is generally better engineered.04:11
* vorian thinks a Kubuntu dude should go after the QA team manager job04:12
* ScottK wonders if nixternal can pretend to know about QA as well as he pretends to work on Kubutu?04:13
vorianthere you go04:13
* ScottK notes vorian was grumbling about his current employment recently.04:15
nhandlerAre we holding the Kubuntu meeting in here?04:24
nixternalScottK: luckily I don't know the ins and outs of QA work :)04:33
ScottKYou're probably highly qualified then.04:33
nixternalthey are looking for a heavy QA hitter04:33
nixternalplus, all the tools they use we can't even use until AT-SPI is fully incorporated, which will hopefully be some time this year04:34
nixternalor next year :p04:34
nixternalnhandler: it will be in #ubuntu-meeting tomorrow night04:34
nhandlernixternal: Then we have a conflict04:35
nhandlerThere is already another meeting in there scheduled for the same time04:35
nixternalthen we will hold it here. fixed :)04:38
nhandler:)04:38
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xnoxIs this the best place to report bug in kubuntu-backports packages? It's packaging related.06:50
sebasshtylman_: you got the ooo kde4 integration stuff done? congrats ...09:01
estanhey folks, i'm a little confused by the CheckPolicy function in /usr/share/acpi-support, it seems it's not designed to work with KDE4.09:42
estanit is called from e.g. /etc/acpi/lid.sh to check if there's some daemon (gnome or kde) that controls power policy.09:42
estanbut it seems the script only uses dcop.09:42
estani'm running a trunk install of KDE on my kubuntu system, and i discovered this is the reason why i couldn't turn off screen blanking on lid close in powerdevil, since the lid.sh ACPI event script did not detect me having any policy daemon running.09:44
estani guess this script should be extended to check for e.g. powerdevil using dbus or something when on kde4, or?09:44
estan(what happens if the lid.sh script does not detect a policy daemon of any kind is that it goes along and turns off the screen by default).09:45
estanor maybe not possible to use dbus from those scripts?10:05
tsimpsonestan: can you file a bug against acpi-support for that please10:07
estantsimpson: yea, i will.10:09
tsimpson"(test -x /usr/bin/dbus-send && dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.kde.kded /kded org.kde.kded.loadedModules | grep -q powerdevil)" should work from there10:10
tsimpsonit should probably check for guidance-power-manager too10:13
estanhm, but i just tried adding plain:  || dbus-send --print-reply --dest='org.kde.kded' /kded org.kde.kded.loadedModules | grep -q powerdevil10:14
estanand it seems it didn't work..10:15
estanthe parentheses are required?10:15
estani'll try your exact suggestion too.10:15
estanmaybe i can make a patch for the bug report.10:15
tsimpsonwhat do you mean "didn't work"?10:15
tsimpsonit's not supposed to print anything, just exit successfully10:16
tsimpson(the -q makes grep silent)10:16
tsimpsonie: "dbus-send --print-reply --dest='org.kde.kded' /kded org.kde.kded.loadedModules | grep -q powerdevil ; echo $?" prints '0'10:17
estanyea i know, sorry, i meant that i got the same problem as before, CheckPolicy returned 1 in /etc/lid.sh and my screen was blanked.. so i guess something didn't work.10:17
estanyea, it does.10:17
tsimpsonhmm, maybe the script is called from a different user...10:18
estanit's just that it does not seem to do so when invoked in the policy-funcs10:18
estanyea that's what i'm thinking, that it can't find the dbus bus.10:18
estanmaybe it needs some more magic to find it.10:18
estani couldn't find any dbus stuff used in any of the other acpi event scripts.10:19
estantsimpson: i mean, the script is system-wide..10:19
estanor?10:19
estanacpid is running as root..10:20
estani'll just file the bug.10:24
Tonio_hi10:30
Tonio_Riddell: as you proposed your help for this... https://edge.launchpad.net/~packagekit/+archive/0.4.x10:30
Tonio_Riddell: I couldn't fix the build issue for that kpackagekit...10:30
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Quintasanhiho10:32
estanokay, i filed a bug; https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/38775010:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 387750 in acpi-support "CheckPolicy() in policy-funcs script does not detect PowerDevil" [Undecided,New]10:36
estanthere were some similar bugs, but i'm pretty sure no dupes.10:37
tsimpsonTonio_: try quoting _target: set(_target "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${_output_file}")10:39
tsimpson(WFM)10:39
Tonio_tsimpson: testing...10:42
* tsimpson clears out the spam to his @ubuntu.com address10:47
Tonio_tsimpson: no luck...10:48
Tonio_CMake Error at cmake/modules/PkgConfigGetVar.cmake:28 (configure_file):10:48
Tonio_  configure_file called with incorrect number of arguments, expected 210:48
tsimpsonworks here with cmake 2.6.210:51
Tonio_tsimpson: hum....10:51
Tonio_tsimpson: with or without commenting the line ?10:52
Tonio_tsimpson: I use karmic and so cmake 2.6.4...10:52
tsimpsonI dget'd the source and quoted the set(_target bit10:53
tsimpson(and changed CMakeLists.txt to look for packagekit-qt>=0.3.14)10:54
Tonio_tsimpson: hum, nope I can't get that to work... quoting won't change anything.... weird...10:58
Tonio_tsimpson: it looks like PKGCONFIG_GETVAR outputs an empty _install_dir11:00
Tonio_no idea why11:00
glatzorhello Tonio_, Riddell !11:03
Riddellhi glatzor11:03
tsimpsonTonio_: I think it gets that from "pkg-config dbus-1 --variable=session_bus_services_dir"11:03
tsimpsonprints out "/usr/share/dbus-1/services" for me11:03
glatzorI would like to make the transition to packagekit 0.4.x in the next days11:04
glatzoror today :)11:04
glatzorTonio_, Riddell I rename the packagekit-0.4.x branch to packagekit-karmic11:04
Tonio_glatzor: yup, thanks :)11:06
glatzorTonio_, Riddell unfortunately it will break kpackagekit11:07
Tonio_tsimpson: this outputs empty stuff for me11:07
Tonio_glatzor: no problem11:07
glatzorSo perhaps we should add a breaks11:08
RiddellTonio_: --   package 'packagekit-qt>=0.4.7' not found <--  where can I find that?11:08
Tonio_Riddell: on the ppa11:08
Tonio_Riddell: you have to build according to the ppa11:08
RiddellTonio_: there's no libpackagekit-qt in https://edge.launchpad.net/~packagekit/+archive/0.4.x11:08
tsimpsonTonio_: it should be set in /usr/lib/pkgconfig/dbus-1.pc, so if not, then it's an issue with the libdbus-1-dev package11:08
Riddelloh, it's part of packagekit itself now11:09
Riddellclever11:09
Tonio_Riddell: yes it is11:10
glatzorRiddell, this was already the case for packagekit 0.3.x :)11:10
Tonio_tsimpson: interesting...11:10
Tonio_tsimpson: damned me.... I didn't install this package....11:10
Tonio_tsimpson: also, cmake could have been a little more talkative about the issue...11:11
tsimpsonheh11:11
tsimpsonI guess it's because it's not looking for the package11:12
Tonio_tsimpson: yup11:12
Riddelltsimpson beat me to it11:13
Tonio_Riddell: I think I can finish the package now... testing and ppa uploading11:14
Tonio_Riddell: uploaded, we'll be able to test in an hour maybe...11:19
Tonio_glatzor: hopefully that won't break kpackagekit11:19
* Tonio_ is doing the digikam package...11:32
RiddellTonio_: http://unite.opera.com/  well it's not free software, although I can't  work out what it is11:32
Tonio_Riddell: yup, sadly ;)11:34
Tonio_Riddell: it's a P2P web browsing thing, looks like, cloud computing stuff and so on...11:34
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Tonio_Riddell, glatzor: packagekit and kpackagekit seem to work decently from the ppa :)11:41
glatzorTonio_, oh, I just mixed up the branches11:42
Tonio_glatzor: oki11:47
glatzorTonio_, I have to manually merge some more changes from my local branch11:48
RiddellTonio_: working here too11:48
glatzorTonio_, could you please only set the distro in the changelog from UNRELASED to karmic if the package was uploaded12:03
glatzorTonio_, only.12:03
glatzorTonio_, this helps me to keep track of upload more easily.12:03
Tonio_glatzor: hum right12:10
Tonio_glatzor: I'll let you do the job for packagekit and packagekit-gnome and I'm handeling kpackagekit, is that okay for you ?12:12
Tonio_glatzor: want me to create the packagekit-gnome-jarmic branch ?12:17
Tonio_glatzor: also I noticed something strange with your packagekit-gnome upload...12:18
Tonio_glatzor: the stable 2.27.2 release seems more recent than your 2.27.2+20090423-0ubuntu1~ppa1  upload, just fyi...12:19
glatzorTonio_, I already have got the branch on my system, so I only need to push it :)12:19
Tonio_glatzor: oki12:19
Tonio_glatzor: afaik 2.27.2 was released on june 1st12:19
glatzorTonio_, I think there was a typo in the version number12:19
Tonio_oki, so maybe you can just get my changes on the ppa then12:20
Tonio_kpackagekit uploaded12:20
Tonio_to the branch (not the repos)12:20
Tonio_glatzor: considering the issue with sun-java6-plugin, I had a question, although that might sound crappy...12:25
Tonio_glatzor: I know packagekit as support for some licence stuff right ? isn't there a way to just for this package invoke this licencing stuff and then push the acceptation as a debconf command so that it won't crash while installing java ?12:26
glatzorTonio_, we can only implement this mechanism as a kind of hack12:28
Tonio_glatzor: yep I agree with this...12:29
Tonio_glatzor: but an crap patch that can be removed is better than an app segfault12:29
glatzorTonio_, we would have to maintain a list of corresponding license questions12:30
glatzorTonio_, if one of the corresponding packages gets installed we would have to extract the license, cancel the installation and emit the EULA signal to packagekit daemon12:31
* Riddell would rather just blacklist sun-jaa12:32
Tonio_glatzor: hum and what if we use DEBIAN_FRONTEND=qt, the way adept did ?12:32
glatzorTonio_, this is not possible, we would have to send the xauth cookie and display to the daemon12:33
glatzorTonio_, the whole architecture of packagekit does not allow any interactiveness during installation12:33
Tonio_glatzor: hum true, kpackagekit works as the user...12:33
Tonio_we just have to wait for a trully opensource java then ;)12:34
glatzoradding a blacklist would be easy12:34
Tonio_maybe as Riddell said, we should just blacklist licenced packages in the search engine12:34
Tonio_I also have to patch kpackagekit to accept package installation within the command line...12:34
glatzorTonio_, I would like to blacklist them only during installation12:34
glatzorTonio_, I am now done with packagekit 0.4.8-0ubuntu112:36
glatzorTonio_, feel free to upload it12:36
Tonio_thanks, I have to go but I'll do toonight if you don't in between12:39
Tonio_glatzor: I still have to work out kpackagekit patches a little bit12:40
glatzorTonio_, no problem.12:40
Tonio_Riddell: they added it  ;)12:40
Tonio_Riddell: kpackagekit --install-package-name "packagename"12:41
Tonio_Riddell: pretty good news12:41
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Tonio_Riddell: I'm patching update-notifier-kde to use kpackagekit instead of install-package12:43
Riddellawooga12:44
Riddellbonus points if you do the other packages in `apt-cache rdepends install-package`12:44
Tonio_Riddell: we just need to check if that supports multiple packages installation12:44
Tonio_Riddell: sure will do12:44
Riddellmm12:44
Tonio_Riddell: hum single package support atm :/12:45
Tonio_Riddell: I'll have to patch for multiple packages12:45
nhandlerRiddell: Just to be sure, you saw the channel topic, right?12:58
Riddellnhandler: #u-m is full?13:02
nhandlerRiddell: Yeah, there is another meeting scheduled in there at the same time13:03
* nhandler will be trying to attend 2 meetings at once tonight ;)13:03
Riddellhttp://fridge.ubuntu.com/calendar  so that's where it moved to13:04
Riddellnot terribly pretty that13:04
nhandlerRiddell: There are 3 things I like about the switch. 1) I can subscribe to the calendar in gcal (where I also get daily reminders via email). 2) Anyone can add events. 3) Recurring events are easy to create13:05
nhandlerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fridge/Calendar explains how to add an event13:05
voriannhandler: didn13:13
vorianwhoops13:13
voriandidn't yall have a meeting last night?13:13
nhandlervorian: Tonight13:14
vorianwhat was that meeting last night then?13:14
vorianubuntu-learning or something it seems13:15
RiddellMamarok: I'm looking at the pykde problem with the printer config tool, could you try   sudo cp /usr/share/kde4/apps/pykde4/kde4.py /usr/share/python-qt4/widget-plugins13:16
JontheEchidnaRiddell: That fixed my spck problems13:23
JontheEchidnabefore it was complaining about kpushbutton13:23
jussi01Riddell: hi, got a moment for a pm?13:25
RiddellJontheEchidna: in karmic?13:26
Riddelljussi01: can do13:26
JontheEchidnaRiddell: yus13:26
nixternalRiddell: whose idea was it for a QA/Feedback plasmoid?13:41
nixternalI have decided to take the QA tasks in hoping to have them completed today (crappy weather)13:41
Riddellnixternal: my idea mostly13:42
nixternalwhat would you like see?13:42
nixternaljust a simple questionairre type deal?13:42
nixternalrate 1...2...3...4...513:43
nixternallittle text box for comments13:43
nixternalthat's the easy part :)13:43
Riddellnixternal: well currently we have the Beta/Kubuntu/Feedback pages so I was thinking it would be an easier way to give that sort of general opinion feedback13:43
nixternalhow does it get submitted?13:43
Riddellso maybe questions like  "what broke"  "what do you like"  "do translations work"  "other comments"13:43
Riddellnixternal: probably just calls a web page which has a database13:44
nixternalI was thinking the same13:44
nixternalI can whip up a django app that can control it if needbe as well13:44
Riddellwhat's django?13:44
nixternalpython web framework13:44
jussi01a very good one13:45
nixternalit is what I did that LoCo directory in13:45
jussi01django is super.13:45
Riddellshtylman_: awooga! http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/ooo-build/2009-June/000036.html13:46
Riddellshtylman_: so.. when do we get screenshots?13:48
Riddellyuriy: see pykde fix above if you still need it ^^13:48
Riddellyuriy: how did you get on with the openoffice oxygen icons?13:48
Riddellnixternal: I wonder if report bug should use -P PID instead of -p PACKAGE14:27
nixternalhrmm14:28
nixternalI would say PID14:29
nixternalthat way there, if you have multiple instances of it, I guess apport could grab the correct instance of it, but would there be a difference?14:29
Riddellcould be, but also the app name might not be the same as the package name14:30
nixternalhrmm, good point, but don't PID grab the app name and not the package name?14:31
nixternalahh, that's where package hooks come in handy :)14:31
nixternalwhat do you think about "Report bug to Kubuntu" and "Report bug to KDE"? is that to much you think?14:32
Riddellnixternal: I think users should be prompted to only report to one place14:36
rickspencer3ScottK ScottK-desktop: are you signed in twice because you are working on a netbook too ;) ?14:40
glatzorRiddell, hi. I changed the way the apt backend operates in packagekit 0.4.x14:40
Riddellglatzor: how so?14:40
glatzorRiddell, in the past it has been a seperate daemon that communicated with packagekitd by dbus14:41
glatzorRiddell, unluckily packagekitd used synchronous dbus calls what resulted in this ugly backend timed out issue14:41
Riddellugly indeed14:41
glatzorRiddell, so now the apt backend is a spawned process which communicates via stdio/stdout with the packagekid14:42
Riddellyay14:42
glatzorRiddell, this mechanism is used by all the others python based backends too14:42
glatzorRiddell, the dbus backend mechanism wasn't very well maintained by richard too14:43
glatzorThe new backend will not run all the time - only for 5 seconds idle time and only a small amount of commands14:44
glatzorso you can see a small delay until a request is processed by the backend - comparing to the dbus backend14:45
glatzorsince the backend has to open the apt cache more often14:45
glatzorbut with python-apt 0.8 the initial cache reading has been improved a lot.14:45
glatzorRiddell, just for you information14:46
Riddellsounds all good then14:46
Riddellglatzor: do you know what the status is with packagekit and signed repositories?14:46
glatzorwhat do you want to know?14:47
Riddellif it correcly warns or doesn't allow installing from unsigned repositories14:47
glatzorI did not implement this yet for the apt backend14:47
Riddellglatzor: but there's support for it in packagekit in general?14:48
glatzorright14:48
Riddellglatzor: any plans to implement it for apt?14:48
glatzorthere is even a separate PolicyKit privilege for installing not signed packages14:48
neversfeldethere seems to be something wrong with choqok, the switch to kde.mk is not done in rules, but mentioned in changelog for 0.6.1-0ubuntu115:04
neversfeldecan someone fix this without that I open a bug?15:04
neversfeldeI have no idea about the copyright symbols in the same entry, that change is not from me15:05
neversfeldesomething went wrong :)15:06
JontheEchidnaI can take a look15:06
neversfeldethank you15:07
JontheEchidna..or in a bit. I'll be back in 20 mins15:09
JontheEchidnaunless I do it real fast15:10
JontheEchidnaugh, the most recent upload wasn't pushed to bzr15:12
JontheEchidnaI'll have to do it when I get back15:13
Riddellit's in bzr?15:18
Riddellhmm, so it is15:18
nixternalhrmm, where is plasmapkg15:18
glatzorRiddell, what kind of support do you want for the untrusted packages?15:19
Riddellglatzor: a big fat warning in the UI?15:19
glatzorRiddell, do you want an option to block them? or just a notification to the user that an untrusted package will be installed?15:19
Riddellglatzor: probably both15:19
Riddellnixternal: disappeared?  #plasma will know15:19
nixternalwell, I hate going there when it is on us and not them though15:20
nixternalhrmm15:23
nixternallooks like it is on us thus far15:24
nixternalplasmapkg used to be in kdebase-workspace-bin and my svn checkout has it in kdebase-runtime15:24
glatzorRiddell, currently it is all or nothing. Either you allow to install unsigned packages by default and provide a warning (which is not yet implemented in the apt backend) or you disallow to install those with PackageKit at all15:25
Riddellglatzor: I'd favour a warning15:26
RiddellI suspect ScottK favours not at all15:26
Riddelljr@wido:~/src/kdebase-runtime/ubuntu/debian>grep plasmapkg *15:26
Riddellnot-installed:./usr/bin/plasmapkg is also in package kdebase-workspace-bin15:26
Riddellnixternal: hmm, that could be the problem15:26
glatzorRiddell, the warning will only be submitted during installation15:27
glatzorRiddell, so you don't know before15:27
Riddellglatzor: that's fine15:27
glatzorRiddell, but the situation could improve in the next time15:28
nixternalRiddell: that is be :(  once again it looks like list-missing or fail-missing isn't being utilized :/15:29
* nixternal wonders what the purpose of a QA setup is when the common stuff can't even be completed15:29
nixternalheh, I don't get it...plasmapkg was removed from the kdebase-workspace package but not documented in the changelog, and it wasn't added to kdebase-runtime...so someone obviously noted it was no longer in the one package15:32
Riddellmore like it didn't exist in a new KDE version so it just got removed from the .install file15:34
Riddellnixternal: apport patch to kdelibs working well, uploading15:34
nixternalgroovy15:34
* Quintasan wonders why even examples don't work for him15:49
JontheEchidnathe version of kdebase-runtime I reviewed had plasmapkg, the failure must have come in changes after that15:50
JontheEchidnaah, it did: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdebase-runtime/ubuntu/revision/3015:50
JontheEchidnaanyways, just a bit of confusion solving a file replace conflict15:50
rgreeningI really hate gtk15:52
nixternalJontheEchidna: but what I don't understand is how it was removed from one, added to the other, removed from the other, and not added back...all the while not being documented in the changelog at all15:54
rgreeningcat /dev/null > changelog15:55
nixternaldh_install: debian/tmp/usr/share/icons/hicolor/index.theme exists in debian/tmp/ but is not installed to anywhere15:55
nixternaldh_install: debian/tmp/usr/bin/plasmapkg exists in debian/tmp/ but is not installed to anywhere15:55
nixternaldh_install: debian/tmp/usr/lib/libkwalletbackend.so exists in debian/tmp/ but is not installed to anywhere15:55
nixternaldh_install: debian/tmp/usr/lib/libmolletnetwork.so exists in debian/tmp/ but is not installed to anywhere15:55
shtylman_Riddell: http://shtylman.com/stuff/oo/oo_new.png15:57
JontheEchidnaneversfelde: fixed choqok uploaded16:01
Riddellthanks JontheEchidna16:01
JontheEchidnayup, no problem16:02
yuriyRiddell: got as far as the current artwork will take me and asked calc to package it so people can try it out16:03
Riddellyuriy: excellent16:05
shtylman_yuriy: :)16:05
Riddellyuriy: calc isn't on the desktop team currently so I don't know if he'll have time, presumably it's not hard to package ourselves, it's just a zip file16:05
Riddellyuriy: oh and got a screenshot? :)16:05
Riddellyuriy: don't let me forget about packaging userconfig,where is that?16:05
yuriyRiddell: userconfig is here: https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/guidance/userconfig-kde416:07
yuriyRiddell: for icons there's something you need to change in OO.o to get it to pick up the right archive16:07
yuriyRiddell: screenshot here: http://gamemank.wordpress.com/2009/06/11/oxygen-icon-set-for-ooo/16:08
Riddellyuriy: do you have the full size screenshot?  that one's a bit small16:10
yuriyRiddell: http://yktech.us/temp/oo-ox.png16:13
Riddellexcellent, this calls for a blog16:14
shtylman_Riddell: imagine...if I can use that icon set and make a screenshot with the kde4 widget theme I am running :)16:15
shtylman_even better for your blog :)16:15
Riddellthat would be perfect16:15
Riddellyuriy: what's the easiest way for shtylman_ to do that?16:16
rgreening:)16:16
yuriyshtylman_: https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/openoffice.org-oxygen-icons/oxygen check that out, zip into a file called crystal_images.zip16:18
shtylman_do I zip up the oxygen folder? or go into it and zip from there?16:19
rgreeningRiddell: http://imagebin.ca/view/5E5mIe.html16:19
rgreeningthe usb-creator-kde is coming along...16:19
yuriyshtylman_: into it16:19
shtylman_k16:20
yuriyshtylman_: sorry images_crystal.zip16:22
yuriyshtylman_: the file should go here: /usr/lib/openoffice/basis-link/share/config/images_crystal.zip to overwrite the current theme16:22
Riddellso OO icons, widget and usb creator.  anything else I should add to my report to the desktop meeting in 10 minutes?16:23
shtylman_yuriy: ive got it installed locally...but yea...same idea16:23
shtylman_Riddell yuriy: http://shtylman.com/stuff/oo/oo_icons.png16:26
Riddellshtylman_: perfect!16:27
rgreeningRiddell: Here's my blog post on usb-creator... <a onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ScFZQ0ISIX0/Sje6EZJicGI/AAAAAAAAA78/tb2ma7lEcU4/s1600-h/usbcreatorkde.png"><img style="display:block; margin:0px auto 10px; text-align:center;cursor:pointer; cursor:hand;width: 320px; height: 273px;" src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ScFZQ0ISIX0/Sje6EZJicGI/AAAAAAAAA78/tb2ma7lEcU4/s320/usbcreatorkde16:31
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rgreeningoh crap...16:31
rgreeninghttp://roderick-greening.blogspot.com/2009/06/usb-creator-kde-update-and-screenie.html16:31
rgreeningwhere did that other paste come from.. hheheh16:31
shtylman_rgreening: nice :)16:33
rgreeningshtylman_: you have done some nice work yourself... It's impressive getting the ooo kde4 integration done.16:34
rgreeningshtylman_: did you see that they are planning a slideshow for installer? are you working on one as well (i.e. copy/port theirs?)16:35
shtylman_rgreening: I heard but havn't looked into it yet...I will port/copy the needed parts once I start up on the installer again16:36
Riddellooh, lex79 is going for membership tonight16:36
rgreeningcool16:36
Riddellhttp://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/398316:38
shtylman_hahah nice16:40
rgreeningsweet16:41
rgreening:P16:41
rgreeningme is teh 3l33t16:41
Riddelltotally16:42
rgreeninghah16:42
JontheEchidnaRiddell: clicking for the fullsize OO.o pic gives a 40416:43
RiddellJontheEchidna: fixed thanks16:44
rgreeninglol...16:45
rgreeningI have the say, the ooo looks schweet16:49
QuintasanRiddell: are there any specifications for the wallpaper or kdm theme?16:50
RiddellQuintasan: the wallpaper should  be a kubuntu paletted version of whatever KDE uses, I think the oxygen artists will take care of that.  kdm theme I think kwwii has plans for16:57
Quintasanok, then I will work on plasmaboard16:58
RiddellQuintasan: what's that?16:58
kwwiiI am also working on a plasma theme ;)16:58
QuintasanRiddell: plasma widget with keyboad16:58
kwwiiQuintasan: I have an svg with a keyboard I made some time ago for the mobile project if you are interested16:59
Quintasanerm, I put it wrong maybe, I'm annoying upstream with bugs and packaging new versions :P17:01
Quintasankwwii: but I bet he would be intrested, mind mailing me it? quintasan@kubuntu.org :P17:01
kwwiisure17:01
kb9vqfQuick question...the K3B that is included in Jaunty official repositories: is that the KDE3 or KDE4 version?17:15
* kb9vqf is away from a "standard" jaunty install17:15
kb9vqfthis tag is not very helpful: kde4svn935857+really1.0.5-3ubuntu517:16
rgreeningkwwii: rock on dude. :)17:16
cbrkb9vqf: kde317:22
kb9vqfcbr: Thanks!17:23
kwwiiQuintasan: sent17:23
Quintasankwwii: thanks17:24
Quintasancbr: Know where I can get the kde4 one? I'm sure it was on Tonio_'s PPA but I can't find it now17:24
RiddellKDE 4 k3b is in karmic now17:26
Quintasanthx Riddell17:26
RiddellI don't know of a jaunty build17:26
kb9vqfAnother question about K3B: does Jaunty have problems with burning audio CDs?  It is throwing a lot of configure warnings regarding ffmpeg, and it has me worried.17:32
kwwiifor me, in jaunty it not only doesn't burn right, it also broke my burner but that seems to be a wierd problem and not normal :(17:36
Quintasancan anyone tell me why on earth PolicyKit asks me for root password?17:44
Riddellyou're running an app as root?17:56
Riddellkwwii!17:56
kwwiiRiddell: yes?17:57
Riddellkwwii: k3b broke your CD burner!17:57
kwwiiyeah, been a few years since that happened17:58
kb9vqfI remember that...it was actually a kernel problem as I recall17:58
kwwiimight well have been17:58
kb9vqfSomething about a buggy firmware in certain CDROM drives17:58
kb9vqfIt is a shame though...the manufacturer should have replaced the drives17:58
kb9vqfSeeing as it was technically their fault :)17:59
kwwiior we should have been more careful17:59
kb9vqfWell, the kernel was following the correct protocol IIRC; unfortunately a little used identification function cleared the firmware in the drive18:01
kwwiifunny thing is, it still works in windows18:01
seeledoes OO integration include kde file and print dialogs?18:02
kwwiibut anyway.../me is off to band practice18:02
kb9vqfAnyone have a guess as to where the default configure flag \${prefix}/include/kde comes from?18:05
MamarokRiddell: I have a guy asking about how to do an OEM installation of 9.04, where should I send him to?18:05
mcasadevallkb9vqf, I'm going to guess autoconf (its mostly shell, its not hard to override the defaults)18:05
mcasadevallMamarok, OEM installation as in en-mass, or just a handful machines?18:06
=== mcasadevall is now known as NCommander
* NCommander wonders why he keeps coming on as mcasadevall ...18:06
yuriyseele: file yes, print... shtylman_ ?18:06
kb9vqfNCommander: so dpkg-buildpackage runs autoconf before configure?18:06
MamarokNCommander: no ide, he is in #kubuntu, named squinkles18:06
NCommanderkb9vqf, depends on the package; I assume this is a KDE3-era package (almost all KDE packages now are CMake based)18:07
kb9vqfNCommander: Yes, k3b kde318:07
NCommanderkb9vqf, check the configure.ac/configure.in18:07
kb9vqfNCommander: It's not there18:08
NCommanderaclocal.m4 would be my other guess18:08
NCommanderautoconf is some serious voodoo18:08
kb9vqfNCommander: It looks like dpkg-buildpackage loads a set of default flags with which it then calls ./configure with18:08
kb9vqfNCommander: No kidding18:09
NCommanderdpkg-buildpackage won't set that automatically18:09
NCommanderOh wait18:09
NCommanderif its a KDE3 package it *might* be using CDBS as its build system18:09
NCommanderWhich could do it18:09
NCommanderWhat does debian/rules say?18:09
kb9vqfNCommander: Yes, I think it might be using CDBS18:10
kb9vqfNCommander: here's a pastebin of the dpkg-buildpackage: http://pastebin.ca/146235618:10
NCommanderkb9vqf, debian/rules in the source package is what controls the package build18:11
kb9vqfNCommander: It is definitely using CDBS--I've been looking through those files, but one file leads to another, and  then to another.....18:11
NCommanderdpkg-buildpackage pretty much calls that to build the package18:11
NCommanderkb9vqf, welcome to CDBS. it makes autoconf look trivial in comparsion18:11
kb9vqfNCommander: Right, but in this case it is very minimal: http://pastebin.ca/146235718:11
kb9vqfNCommander: The debian/rules that is :)18:12
NCommanderYeah, then its the CDBS rules18:12
NCommanderkb9vqf, what are you trying to do?18:12
kb9vqfNCommander: I  need to override those default flags entirely to remove all the references to /kde/include18:12
NCommanderUgh18:12
NCommanderThat's a nightmare18:12
kb9vqfNCommander: I am passing /opt/kde3/include/kde3 to it, but since CDBS got there first, you get the idea :(18:13
NCommanderOh, for the KDE3 remix or?18:13
kb9vqfNCommander: Yup18:13
seelehmm.. a lot of third party vendors dont like to sign their packages18:13
kb9vqfNCommander: If I just knew what make variable to unset...18:13
kb9vqfThis is K3B we're talking about18:13
NCommanderkb9vqf, its not going to be easy to fix18:14
NCommanderkb9vqf, not without invasive changes18:14
NCommanderkb9vqf, I *think* you can override configure options by specifiying them multiple times18:15
NCommanderi.e. --prefix=/blah --prefix=/blah218:15
NCommander(blah2 would take presence)18:15
kb9vqfIn this case it isn't working for whatever reason.  Is there a list of all make variables somewhere?18:15
NCommanderWhich means you can use the DEB_EXTRA_CONFIGURE_OPTS (or something like that)18:15
NCommanderkb9vqf, ??18:15
kb9vqfWell, a list of all variables such as DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS, DEB_MAKE_INSTALL_TARGET, etc18:16
NCommanderThat's it18:16
kb9vqfUghh18:16
NCommanderIts something like DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS := *your flags go here*18:16
NCommanderand then hope they come out in the right order.18:16
kb9vqfNCommander: You were right!  It is in acinclude.m4 after all--my initial search just missed it.  It is also in admin/acinclude.m4.in and admin/cvs.sh18:23
NCommanderkb9vqf, I highly recommend not editing those files because then you need to regenerate the autofun shit18:23
NCommanderkb9vqf, and that can be a nightmare all of in it self, if you can simply append the necessary configure flags, that's the way to go.18:24
kb9vqfWell, I'm not sure I have much choice.  The lousy configure script is taking only the first parameter, and ignoring the duplicate.18:24
kb9vqfIn certain situations only, such as aRTs detection18:25
kb9vqfJust to make it more fun!18:25
yuriyuhoh18:25
NCommanderkb9vqf, *grumble*. Why do you need repackage k3b18:25
* yuriy looks two down on planet at seli's post18:25
NCommanderkb9vqf, I thought the jaunty/karmic version was still based against KDE318:25
yuriyoh nvm18:26
yuriyroman is mentioned there :)18:26
kb9vqfNCommander: Karmic won't be18:26
kb9vqfNCommander: And the libraries are not in /opt/kde3, so the user gets to have double the disk usage from kdelibs418:26
NCommanderkb9vqf, EGRUMBLE18:26
NCommander:-P18:26
kb9vqfHey, it's mostly my hassle, I should be the one grumbling! :)18:26
* NCommander wonders when KDE4 will get to the point that KDE3 is unneccessary18:27
* kb9vqf GRUBLES18:27
NCommander:-)18:27
* kb9vqf wonders the same thing, but thinks it might be years18:27
kb9vqfNo offense!18:27
apacheloggeropinions about bug 387876 ?18:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 387876 in kubuntu-meta "kcron should be in the default install" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38787618:27
apacheloggerkb9vqf: fork cdbs :P18:31
apacheloggerwell, not completely, but the kde.mk file to cdbs-kde3 or something18:31
* kb9vqf spears cdbs with a trident18:31
Riddellapachelogger: cron isn't terribly useful unless you know how to program and use a command line, in which case a UI isn't really necessary18:31
kb9vqfThere, forked :)18:31
kb9vqfapachelogger: Yes, I might have to do that18:31
apacheloggerRiddell: my thinking as well18:31
apacheloggerkb9vqf: well, you really just need to edit the kde.mk file18:32
apacheloggerit creates all the arguments18:32
apacheloggerand since we are probably not going to change the kde.mk in cdbs anymore it would really just be a changed copy rather than a real fork anyway18:32
kb9vqfapachelogger: I'll give that a shot--I could copy kde.mk to the debian directory, rename it, fix it, and include it.18:32
apacheloggerkb9vqf: you just need to change the flags in your kde.mk ... no fiddling with cdbs at all :P18:32
kb9vqfThanks for the idea! :)18:33
apacheloggerkb9vqf: well, if you don't mess up that should work just fine, but I really recommend you create a package for it ;-)18:33
apacheloggerwe had the .mk files for KDE 4 packages in the debian dir for some time ... was horrible18:33
* kb9vqf thinks about it18:33
* kb9vqf thinks harder about it18:33
JontheEchidnakcron == useless for most people18:36
kb9vqfapachelogger: Well, that does allow me to change the flags properly.  I'll put a fixed copy in the kde3 devel package.18:36
kb9vqfI found a better way!18:38
kb9vqfDEB_CONFIGURE_INCLUDEDIR := /opt/kde3/include/kde518:38
kb9vqfDEB_CONFIGURE_PREFIX := /opt/kde318:38
kb9vqfnot kde5, kde18:39
apacheloggerRiddell: kcron is on the dvd I suppose?18:40
apacheloggerkb9vqf: if kde.mk honors them it is better indeed ;-)18:40
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: did an all fancy reply :D18:44
apacheloggeranyway18:44
apacheloggergotta go18:44
apacheloggersee you at the meeting18:44
Riddellapachelogger: yes18:48
shtylman_yuriy: is the print dialog integratable?18:55
JontheEchidnaapachelogger: do we really need bug 220940 around anymore? It seems a bit useless now19:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 220940 in kubuntu-kde4-meta "KDE 4 Migration Issues" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22094019:01
RiddellI suspect it can go19:02
yuriyshtylman_: not a clue19:05
shtylman_k..I will ask around...for now I will just focus on the current patches...trying really hard to get something in PPA :)19:06
=== rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk
jussi01Riddell: or someone who knows, where can we get and test this new OOo shinyness?20:54
nixternalI hate plasmoids!20:55
nixternalPlasma.GroupBox + Plasma.RadioButton == PITA!!!20:55
jussi01nixternal: awww... :D20:56
asranielany idea when the debug packages for kde 4.3 beta 2 are going to be fixed in 9.04? there is not much point in testing a beta if i can't get a backtrace..20:59
shtylman_jussi01: the master branch of go-oo...or wait until I get a PPA going :)21:03
Quintasanapachelogger: ping21:10
Quintasanshtylman_: ping me when PPA is ready if you can :)21:11
shtylman_Quintasan: will do21:11
=== brunocqc is now known as brunoqc
JontheEchidnaasraniel: they're broken?21:24
freinhardused to have that timetracking thing in kontact, gone in 4.3 on jaunty. installed ktimetracker, looks like the app i was missing but unfortunately doesn't integrate in kontact any more?21:27
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: can die21:27
apacheloggerQuintasan: pong21:27
Quintasanapachelogger: got a second for explaining Ruby? :P21:27
JontheEchidnaah, damn. I may miss the meeting tonight :(21:28
apacheloggerQuintasan: what do you need explaind?21:28
apacheloggeras promised I am not too sober anymore :P21:28
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: who is going to go for membership then? Oo21:28
JontheEchidnalex?21:28
apacheloggerwell, KC I mean21:28
JontheEchidnaoh, that21:29
Quintasanapachelogger: I'm trying to execute the code he puts there but one example doesn't work, even copy pasted, I wonder what I'm doing wrong. http://poignantguide.net/ruby/chapter-4.html The part with Hash21:29
=== brunoqc is now known as bbigras
* Quintasan is now toying with File::21:29
JontheEchidnaI sorta kinda found out 5 mins ago that my sister has a music recital today at the same time as the meeting :/21:30
apacheloggerQuintasan: which one precisely?21:30
apacheloggerthere are multiple hash parts :D21:30
jussi01JontheEchidna: s blow off the music recital? :D21:30
* jussi01 hugs JontheEchidna21:30
* apachelogger thinks JontheEchidna is doing good on blowing off the meeting though21:31
Quintasanapachelogger: Making the Swap part21:31
JontheEchidna;-)21:31
apacheloggerQuintasan: you need to add the code_words variable defined earier to that file21:32
apacheloggersince the error is probably something like method code_words undefined21:33
Quintasanapachelogger: I saved this to another file since he uses require 'wordlist' :<21:33
apachelogger ah good point :D21:34
asranielJontheEchidna: well i can't install them at least, something about broken dependencies on qt debug (wrong version or so)21:34
JontheEchidnaugh, yet another problem caused by moving from kubuntu-ppa/experimental21:35
JontheEchidnawhich I ain't going to fix because I'm not the one who moved the packages there :P21:35
JontheEchidnaplus I don't have time today21:35
JontheEchidnawhere's lex when you need a minion...21:36
Quintasan:321:36
MamarokJontheEchidna: he will be at the meeting :)21:36
JontheEchidnaI won't be though :(21:37
QuintasanJontheEchidna: you should put *evil grin* at the end of last sentence  :P21:37
JontheEchidna>:321:37
apacheloggerQuintasan: rather weird TBH21:38
Quintasanapachelogger: I just pasted the code_words to the right file and it automagically worked, guess someone screwd up :P21:39
apacheloggerwell21:39
apacheloggertechnically the require should work21:39
Quintasanapachelogger: but it's not working21:39
neversfeldeso where does pbuilder stores the build log by default21:39
apacheloggerQuintasan: well, make it an instance variable and it will21:40
apachelogger@code_words21:40
Quintasandunno if I linked it here but take a look: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/bkodama?content=10652821:41
apacheloggermaybe the behaviour of ruby changed since the tutorial was written, but usually a require shouldn't enforce a new object unless the required file suggests one, so any variable should be just added to the self object21:42
apachelogger*shrug*21:42
javiQuintasan: you made the bkodama plasmoid?21:42
Quintasanjavi: nah but it's funny and useless which guarantess it a place on my desktop :321:42
* Quintasan might write his first useful script in ruby21:43
javiyes it's awesome, my gf was looking straight to the screen for a while just waiting for it to show :D21:43
QuintasanI'm having problems with compiling it :P21:43
apacheloggermarkey: btw, I played little big planet today ... way too awesome21:43
apacheloggerway more awesome than any wii game I played so far21:44
javiI compiled 0.1 a few days ago and had no problems, I'm going to try the newer version and tell21:45
Quintasanhmm I think I'm going to put it into my PPA :P21:47
javiI just compiled it without any problem...21:47
javijavi@xps1330:~/Software/src/bkodama-0.2.1/build$ make21:47
javiScanning dependencies of target plasma_applet_bkodama_automoc21:47
javiGenerating bkodama.moc21:47
javi[  0%] Built target plasma_applet_bkodama_automoc21:47
javi[ 33%] Generating ui_bkodamaConfig.h21:47
javiScanning dependencies of target plasma_applet_bkodama21:47
javi[ 66%] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/plasma_applet_bkodama.dir/plasma_applet_bkodama_automoc.o21:47
javi[100%] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/plasma_applet_bkodama.dir/bkodama.o21:47
javiLinking CXX shared module ../lib/plasma_applet_bkodama.so21:47
javi[100%] Built target plasma_applet_bkodama21:48
javiups21:48
javisorry21:48
apacheloggerjavi: order brain21:48
apacheloggerhm21:48
apacheloggerclearly bot is broken though, which made my script break as well21:48
javihttp://pastebin.ca/146257921:48
apacheloggeroh dear21:48
Quintasanapachelogger: wanted to type order brain for javi :P21:48
jussi01apachelogger: was it on my server?21:48
apacheloggerjussi01: yus21:49
Quintasanjavi: zomg it's alive :P21:49
apacheloggerQuintasan: kinda21:49
jussi01apachelogger: half of oulus net is down atm, server included21:49
apacheloggertoo drunk anyway21:49
apacheloggeroh dear21:49
apacheloggersue them :P21:49
jussi01heh21:49
jussi01apachelogger: bit hard when I get the service for free21:49
javiwhat's that order brain you want to make me :D21:49
* Quintasan is staring into his desktop21:49
apacheloggerjussi01: doesn't matter :P21:51
apacheloggerjavi: well, that was meant for kubotu, but since it is kinda down21:51
apacheloggerjussi01: btw, I need a fancy init script for the bot21:51
apacheloggerit's kinda annoying to start it everytime manually :D21:51
jussi01apachelogger: ahh, nice :)21:52
apacheloggergotta master something up21:54
javiQuintasan: anyway it seems like it doesn't work right, it doesn't walk and fade anymore. But in the other hand it now makes the moonwalk which is awesome21:54
Quintasanit walks here, dunno about moonwalk21:54
Quintasanalso "shaking" head21:55
Quintasanspinning rather :P21:55
javiI mean it moves horizontally without moving the legs, so moonwalk!21:55
Quintasanlol21:55
Quintasanhmm what about pinentry for kde4?22:02
neversfeldedon't we have pinentry Qt4?22:04
ScottKWe do.22:04
* Quintasan notes his pinentry looks Qt3ish22:06
Quintasanmaybe I've done something bad and it's my punishment :<22:06
apacheloggerprobably22:07
Quintasanok, I know whats wrong22:10
Quintasanacetoneiso uses pinentry-qt22:10
Quintasanjavi: it fails to build under karmic cause of missing "Phonon/Global"22:13
=== asraniel_ is now known as asraniel
* shtylman_ is tired on compiling openoffice :)22:17
shtylman_*of22:17
Quintasanapachelogger: in jaunty libphonon-dev provides Phonon/Global, but in Karmic there is no such package, and libqt4-phonon-dev doesn't contain Phonon/Global, what should I do? poke upstream of plasmoid?22:17
kwwiiQuintasan: I as thinking about the kdm theme for karmic...you mentioned interest in it, I am more of a designer than a coder, so maybe we could accomplish this together?22:17
kwwiis/as/was22:17
Quintasankwwii: I will need to read some guides on coding but sure :)22:17
apacheloggerQuintasan: probably plasmoid, but better talk to Riddell first22:18
javiwhat happened with that kdm as plasmoid project, was it even started?22:18
apacheloggerQuintasan: kdm themes are XML IIRC, so that shouldn't be too difficult22:18
apacheloggerjavi: not started AFAIK, also I wonder if that wouldn't slow down kdm startup a lot22:19
apacheloggerplasma depends on a lot more libs for startup than kdm does22:19
shtylman_meeting in 40 min?22:19
yuriyI thought it's an hour and 4022:19
shtylman_maybe...I can never get utc time right :)22:19
apacheloggerDST doesn't help for sure ;-)22:20
javican't you make the bot tell the utc time?22:22
apachelogger!time22:22
ubottuInformation about using and setting your computer's clock on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime - See https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/NTP.html for information on usage of the Network Time Protocol (NTP)22:22
Quintasanshtylman_: date -u for utc time? :P22:22
apacheloggerjavi: the bot in -meeting can22:22
shtylman_hahaha22:23
shtylman_Quintasan: much appreciated :)22:23
* Quintasan discovered it 35 minutes earlier22:23
yuriyor an extra checkbox in your plasma clock22:23
apacheloggerQuintasan, shtylman_: you can actually use the plasma clock22:23
nhandlerWould any Kubuntu Ninjas (or other developers) be interested in leading a Packaging Training session on June 18th at 18:00 UTC?22:23
* apachelogger has his clock set to UTC by defautl an switches to local when needed22:23
apacheloggernhandler: about?22:24
shtylman_if I had a clock set to UTC ... I would be all sorts of messed up...22:25
Quintasanwoah, thx apachelogger :p22:26
apacheloggerwell, I would suppose it works the other way round as well22:26
apacheloggerusing local as default and switching to utc upon scroll22:26
Quintasanfix kubotu since I can't order cookies for you apachelogger22:26
Quintasan:P22:26
apacheloggertell jussi0122:26
Quintasanjussi01: ^22:26
Tonio_fyi, all packagekit 0.4 branch is uploaded22:26
Tonio_including kpackagekit22:26
Quintasanoh, about kpackagekit22:27
apacheloggerQuintasan, shtylman_: just click on the timezones you want to use, in the bottom combobox you can select the default22:27
Quintasanit always asks for root password, not mine password, what's wrong?22:27
apacheloggerso e.g. if you click only on UTC and use local as default upon scroll on the clock widget it will switch to UTC22:27
Tonio_Quintasan: hum your user doesn't have permissions22:27
Quintasanapachelogger: I figured it out, thx for scrolling tip :P22:28
Tonio_Quintasan: check in policykit perms in systemsettings22:28
QuintasanTonio_: how come, gnome backend worked fine (when Qt one crashed)22:28
Tonio_Quintasan: either your user or the users group needs to have permissions to install22:28
Tonio_Quintasan: hum.... then I don't understand22:28
Tonio_Quintasan: are you using karmic or jaunty ?22:28
Quintasanjaunty22:28
Tonio_weird...22:29
Tonio_Quintasan: that reminds me of when policykit-kde was incomplete22:29
Tonio_I didn't saw that error since then....22:29
QuintasanI also can't find PolicyKit in systemsettings22:29
Tonio_Quintasan: have some ppa packages that may override yours ?22:29
Tonio_Quintasan: then you may not have policykit-kde installed do you ?22:30
Quintasanboth -gnome and -kde installed22:30
Tonio_Quintasan: purge and reinstall policykit-kde22:30
Tonio_Quintasan: it is incomplete for some reasons22:30
Tonio_the kcm module should be there22:31
Quintasanwoah, I'm using policykit 0.0+svn920907-0ubuntu122:31
Tonio_Quintasan: do you have the file /usr/share/kde4/services/kcm_pkk_authorization.desktop on your hard drive ?22:32
Tonio_Quintasan: it doesn't make sense to me you can't find that in systemsettings22:32
Quintasannope, no kcm_blabla.desktop22:32
Quintasanlet me check for any "stable" PPA's22:33
Tonio_and dpkg -L policykit-kde, does it claim you should have it ?22:33
QuintasanTonio_: nope, it doesn't22:34
Tonio_hu ?22:34
Tonio_Quintasan: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=kcm_pkk_authorization.desktop&mode=exactfilename&suite=jaunty&arch=any22:35
Tonio_Quintasan: the file *should* be there22:35
Tonio_Quintasan: as said, purge + reinstall, it should fix22:35
kwwiiQuintasan: cool, once I have a chance to figure out what is really possible and what I think would be good I'll get in touch and we can bounce ideas off each other to figure out what to do22:39
QuintasanTonio_: that fixed the problem, thanks!22:43
Tonio_Quintasan: no pb ;)22:53
Quintasanhmm webKam is crashing, not good, and I just found my camera22:53
Quintasanso much tasks found is 5 minutes22:53
Quintasan:S22:53
Mamarokhm, meeting?23:02
Quintasanin one hour23:02
Mamarokarghs, my clock tells me 23 UTC is now :(23:06
neversfelde+2 :)23:07
apacheloggerRiddell: if I am right ubuntu beginners meeting is at 23 UTC23:18
apacheloggerat least their google calendar says so23:18
nhandlerapachelogger: That is correct, which is why we are meeting in here23:19
apacheloggernhandler: k, just was confused because jr's mail said it was in -meeting :D23:19
nhandlerapachelogger: Yeah. I didn't catch the conflict until last night. I put a note in the channel topic here to try and minimize confusion23:20
apacheloggertrue :D23:21
apacheloggerdidn't read since it looked all the same :D23:21
=== rickspencer3-afk is now known as rickspencer3
* shtylman_ likes that his desktop takes only a little over an hour to completely compile open office23:31
neversfeldeare we talking about arora beeing the default webbrowser today?23:31
Quintasanthere was a release with support for flash?23:32
apacheloggerthat is handled through qt really23:32
neversfeldeI am really tired and have to wake up early, so I do not know how long I can stay, but I would like to mention, that our default browser should be able to import ssl certs23:33
neversfeldewould someone bring it to attention, if I am not there?23:33
QuintasanI can23:34
neversfeldethanks23:34
Quintasanneversfelde: hmm by importing you mean adding them manually? I've entered wiki.kubuntu.org and Arora asked to whether I want to import a cert or not23:39
apacheloggerQuintasan: that is pretty darn awful23:41
neversfeldeQuintasan: it asks to ignore, but that is poor security practice. You should be able to import e.g. the cacerts root certificate manually23:41
shtylman_Riddell: I can't stay very long in the meeting...have to be somewhere at 30min past the hour ...is there anything that will be covered that I need to update you on? just incase I am not here...?23:44
* Nightrose would apprechiate a shortish meeting - tiiiiiiiired :D23:49
apachelogger+123:50
nhandler5 minutes until the meeting. The meeting will take place in here23:56
* kb9vqf agrees with Nightrose ;)23:58

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