/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/07/23/#kubuntu-devel.txt

* rickspencer3 is watching eeepc connect to his wireless network00:03
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rickspencer3hmmpgh00:04
rickspencer3didn't work :(00:04
rickspencer3oh well00:07
rickspencer3I guess the networking plasman can't connect to wireless networks :(00:07
dtchenit has trouble with WPA/2 networks00:08
dtchenhas worked fine in my uses for unenciphered and WEP00:08
rickspencer3well, my network is hidden00:09
rickspencer3but not encrypted00:09
* rickspencer3 tries 3g broadband00:09
rickspencer3hmm taking a long time00:12
rickspencer3connects in seconds with NM00:12
rickspencer3:(00:13
QuintasanIt's just me or tty consoles are unreadable?00:13
Riddellhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/KarmicKoala/Alpha3/Kubuntu updated00:30
RiddellQuintasan: depends on the luck of the graphics drivers00:30
Quintasan:/00:30
QuintasanRadeon 9550 is definitely not best piece of hardware00:31
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shtylmanRiddell: is there a better kpackage kit image?01:02
shtylmanyou know...one that doesn't show how broken it is... :)01:02
ScottKrickspencer3: For wireless netbook will work exactly as well or not as Kubuntu desktop which isn't so great at the moment.01:04
rickspencer3SCottK: thanks01:04
rickspencer3yeah, it's not working too well for me01:04
rickspencer3the desktop looks very nice though!01:04
rickspencer3the series of plasma widgets that appeared when I click on the the network widget thing didn't quite fit, but close01:05
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* shtylman cries that new installer couldn't be in alpha3 ... :)01:40
JontheEchidnaWe'll hit 'em totally off-guard with teh blingz for alpha4 though >:)01:57
nixternalScottK: did that stuff get sponsored that needed to be, the stuff you talked about earlier?02:41
ScottKnixternal: I don't think it got done before Quintasan_ went and crashed.03:03
* ScottK would like it if manual partitioning installs would work.03:05
claydohScottK: Is there a concise statement as to why we are including arora, and having it the default browser? I am having trouble describing why we have it03:42
ScottKclaydoh: Konqueror is not compatible with many popular web sites.  Most of our users also install Firefox.  Arora is a very snappy webkit based browser that we are considering for our default browser in order to try to provide a default web browser that more of our users will find satisfactory.03:44
ScottKclaydoh: How's that?03:44
claydohScottK: awesomeness03:45
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ScottKnixternal: How's ISO testing going?04:32
ScottKIt'd be great if someone could do the entire disk install test for netbook ....04:44
* ScottK does entire disk ....05:06
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TroubleHappy Birthday apachelogger!08:55
* birthdaylogger hugs Trouble08:55
birthdayloggerthanks :)08:56
* birthdaylogger puts a plate with cookies on the virtual channel table08:56
TroubleI couldn't fail to notice your subtle hint :-p08:56
* birthdaylogger is always very subtle :P08:59
birthdayloggerJontheEchidna: may I say that the wiki page is indeed quite biased09:00
birthdaylogger"Tooltip for chanel topic | Yes | No" ... you forgot to added the vice versa option "Chanel topic dragable | No | Yes"09:01
birthdayloggerand "Mark channel as default from context menu | Yes | No" <=> "Hide channel without parting | No | Yes"09:02
birthdayloggerreads like you were pulling out features out of your nouse to make the list appear complete :P09:03
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CIA-31Kubuntu: apachelogger * r8 kubuntu-netbook-default-settings/ (debian/changelog share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc): Re-add folderview applet to the desktop (LP: #402878)09:44
birthdayloggerScottK: you know, it would be helpful if you pushed 9.10.109:46
Quintasankubotu: order cookies and vodka for birthdaylogger09:49
* kubotu slides cookies and vodka down the bar to birthdaylogger09:49
Quintasan:309:49
birthdayloggerScottK: I find it kinda funny how you dont trust my judgment on which settings I applied :P09:56
birthdayloggerQuintasan: uhh, what a combo :D09:56
CIA-31Kubuntu: apachelogger * r9 kubuntu-netbook-default-settings/ (3 files in 2 dirs): (log message trimmed)09:59
CIA-31Kubuntu: * Remove plasmarc (only carries a list of widgets for the applet browser)09:59
CIA-31Kubuntu: * Drop all added settings (in 9.10.1) from kdeglobals, since they get cascaded09:59
CIA-31Kubuntu:  from kubuntu-default-settings09:59
CIA-31Kubuntu: * Additional updates integrated from Tonio Mercatante's k-n-d-s package09:59
CIA-31Kubuntu:  - Added more settings to share/config/kdeglobals, WM active font slightly09:59
CIA-31Kubuntu:  smaller10:00
neversfeldebirthdaylogger: Happy birthday10:27
ScottKHappy birthday birthdaylogger.10:36
* ScottK doesn't recall not trusting and 9.10.1 for knds is already in the archive.10:36
ScottKAfter the freeze is over we can upload your settings improvements.10:37
birthdayloggerneversfelde, ScottK: thx11:11
Riddellbirthdaylogger: wasn't it Nightrose's birthday just the other day, you trying to catch up with her? :)11:22
Riddellagateau: what's a good gnome app to install to test the cross desktop notifications?11:25
Riddellpidgin doesn't seem to work11:32
* Riddell high fives vorian and nhandler 11:32
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agateauRiddell: you probably need the pidgin-libnotify plugin12:50
agateauRiddell: you can also try nm-applet (handy when the networkmanager plasmoid does not work)12:51
neversfeldei386 desktop cd from yesterday worked fine for a real install on my desktop12:51
agateauRiddell: gnome-power-manager is nice as well (but powerdevil works fine)12:52
agateauRiddell: there's also notify-send, but I don't think it really qualify as an application :)12:53
ryanakcaRiddell, rgreening: What sizes did you want for the action items? KDE ships 128x128 and 64x64 sized icons. I could make the masthead banner a bit taller if you'd rather, then the icons (128x128) won't look so big.12:53
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Riddellagateau: ooh it works13:06
agateauRiddell: party! \o/13:06
Riddellryanakca: resize to 100?13:06
ryanakcaRiddell: Sure.13:07
* nhandler high fives Riddell back (a little late)13:27
birthdayloggeragateau: hai, when is the new yokadi to be expected?14:02
* birthdaylogger finds the discussion about quassel vs. konvi rather ridiculous14:04
* birthdaylogger grabs coffee14:04
Riddellanyone mind if I delete gutsy kubuntu ports release?14:07
agateaubirthdaylogger: given our unpredictable release schedule, not too soon :)14:08
agateaubirthdaylogger: but hopefully faster than 0.10.014:08
sebasKDE settings are still stored in ~/.kde4, not ~/.kde, right?14:19
JontheEchidnanope, went back to ~/.kde in Kubuntu 8.1014:20
sebasthanks, you just saved me wrong backups14:21
JontheEchidnakmail might still being using it (for some weird reason it did for me), so it wouldn't hurt to backup both14:24
JontheEchidnaor at least check14:24
jussio1Just wanted to pop up an say +1 to apachelogger on the quaasel issue. Oh and greets from a yacht in lake saimaa :)14:26
vorianlake obama!14:28
vorianquassel rules too14:28
JontheEchidnakonvi rules harder >:D14:28
vorianall irc cliens are inferior to irssi however14:28
voriankovi blows chunks14:29
vorianit makes me want to toss my cookies14:29
JontheEchidnaS:14:29
JontheEchidna*D:14:29
vorian:P14:29
jussio1Haha14:29
vorianseriously, irssi should be default.  screw the newbies14:29
vorianit will save a ton of space too14:30
* jussio1 hurts vorian 14:30
vorianheh14:30
voriani am un hurtable!14:30
vorian:P14:30
jussio1Rofl14:30
JontheEchidnaI do forsee great backlash from the users if Konversation doesn't get default'd now that it's available14:31
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roflwhy?14:32
roflart thou a prophet?14:32
JontheEchidnapeople like konversation more than they like quassel14:32
* jussio1 disagrees, but since when did my opinion count...14:32
JontheEchidnaplus a lot of people whined about quassel as soon as they got dumped in #kubunu when 9.04 was released14:33
roflJontheEchidna: but it's as easy as doing 'apt-get install koversation'14:33
roflwho cares if it's not default?14:33
rofli don't think it's that big of a deal14:33
JontheEchidnabut it's as easy as doing 'apt-get install quassel'14:33
jussio1JontheEchidna: Normal reaction when theres something new14:33
JontheEchidnawho cares if it's not default?14:33
roflbesides, i am the approver of the blueprint!14:33
JontheEchidnanobody uses it's killer feature by default anyways14:34
jussio1JontheEchidna: Exactly, quassel rocks for the newbies14:34
sebasI think konvi is more "end-user ready"14:34
JontheEchidnaNo, it's more like "exactly, so there's no reason to use it by default since nobody uses it's greatest feature by default anyways"14:34
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sebasthough  I personally use quassel, not konvi14:34
JontheEchidnasebas: thank you, I was beginning to feel very alone14:34
JontheEchidna;.;14:35
sebaskiller feature being the core/client stuff14:35
JontheEchidnacorrect14:35
sebasFor a default install as simple IRC client, konvi is the better option14:35
vorianbill gates would choose konvi too14:36
vorianjust sayin'14:36
JontheEchidnaIt should be noted that people who know what client/core stuff is should generally have the know-how to set up an IRC bouncer that would work with any client too14:36
tsimpsonit may be an idea to let konvi mature for a while before including it by default14:36
JontheEchidnakonversation has been maturing for 5 years!14:36
tsimpsonnot the KDE4 version, no14:37
JontheEchidnait's already in better shape stability wise and feature wise than the latest stable version14:37
tsimpsonit still has (at least partially) a new codebase14:38
sebasquassel, too :)14:38
sebasBut then fully :)14:38
tsimpsonI would like to see it released and more debugged before we reinstate it14:38
sebaskonvi isn't released yet as KDE4 version?14:38
tsimpsonI want konvi back, but I also want it to work :)14:38
* JontheEchidna would like do direct tsimpson to the massive changelog the alphas have14:39
jussio1tsimpson: +114:39
sebasAh, it's not even in beta.14:39
tsimpsonsebas: alpha-414:39
sebasDon't release konvi then, stick to quassel14:39
JontheEchidnait's alpha in name only14:39
sebasand thereby respect the developers14:39
tsimpsonJontheEchidna: I know, I see the commits in the channel :)14:39
tsimpsonthat's why I would like to see it mature some14:39
JontheEchidnasebas: the developers are all for it being default14:39
sebasif they say alpha, it means they don't feel confident about it, so it shouldn't be shipped14:39
sebasJontheEchidna: an alpha?14:40
JontheEchidnano, they say alpha because they still want one or two more features in before they release14:40
sebasthen let them do that14:40
jussio1JontheEchidna: You make assertions, but i still havent seen data to back them up. Ie. Its more stable than quassel14:40
JontheEchidnajussio1: I never said that14:40
tsimpsonI *do* want konversation to be default, at some date. but I would like a larger user-base to use/test it before it becomes default14:41
jussio1JontheEchidna: You did, read up a little14:41
tsimpsonmany users see "alpha" and say "no thanks"14:41
JontheEchidna[09:37:08] <JontheEchidna> it's already in better shape stability wise and feature wise than the latest stable version <- was referring to konversation alone here14:41
jussio1Ok then.14:42
jussio1Wasnt so clear14:42
* tsimpson also feels the same way about arora, but that's a little different14:42
* vorian weighs in on the ml14:43
seeleRiddell: ok, so according to aaron there isn't a maintainer for kickoff and he doesnt know how the suborg got submitted14:44
seelehe says submit a patch to review board14:44
jussio1This iphone is really slow to type on.14:45
seelehe also asks what "other" patches we've been submitting to kickoff, and so you should submit the patches we've been maintaining too14:45
vorianjussio1: you should try iSSH14:45
vorianthen again, you'd have to run irssi14:46
jussio1vorian: Doesnt help with the typing speed14:46
tsimpsonis anyone else getting annoyed with people putting 'i' in front of something and thinking it's "cool"? probably just me :p14:47
jussio1vorian: I have an irssi client ruuning, but this is still nicer14:47
vorianlies14:47
* jussio1 waves to jussi01_ the irssi client...14:47
vorianitsimpson: iwhat iare iyou italking iabout?14:47
vorian:P14:47
jussio1:p14:48
tsimpsoniHate14:48
jussio1Haha14:48
vorianyou jailbreaker!14:49
* vorian runs off and tells stevejobs14:50
jussio1vorian: Meh ill beat steve with my ninja stars made from old windows cd's..14:51
vorianouch14:51
jussio1Anyway, time to go14:52
jussio1Time to go cook some dinner. Bye all14:53
seeleARGH.. the auto partition in jaunty didn't create a separate home folder?14:58
yuriynope, ubiquity never did14:58
seeledamnit!14:59
seelewhy not?14:59
yuriyi guess they don't want to be responsible for the calculation, or consider it somehow too advanced/confusing for new users.  I think it'd be nice if it did15:00
seelethat's like the #1 feature most useful for recovery and upgrading15:01
seelewe don't have any backup/archiving tools15:02
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birthdayloggeragateau: I'll push the current gpl3-only version to the archives then... btw, are you in touch with the debian dood who contributed the manpages?15:18
* birthdaylogger thinks that he could use the ubuntu packaging as base 15:19
agateaubirthdaylogger: ok, the Debian guy is in the list of people I mailed about the license change15:20
agateaubirthdaylogger: I don't know him, he is the friend of a friend of a friend :)15:20
birthdayloggeragateau: ok, I'll poke him myself then :)15:21
ryanakcaHappy birthday birthdaylogger15:33
birthdayloggerthx ryanakca :)15:33
ryanakcabirthdaylogger: It looks like the FSF has something similar to Canonical's contributor agreement, see http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnulib.git/tree/doc/Copyright/conditions.text?h=origin15:34
birthdayloggernot as weird though :P15:35
birthdayloggeranyway15:35
birthdayloggerneversfelde: did you read the agreement yet?15:35
neversfeldebirthdaylogger: I read it, but nothing more. I will need a few days15:36
birthdayloggersure15:36
ryanakcabirthdaylogger: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnulib.git/tree/doc/Copyright/assign.changes.manual?h=origin is the assignment paper15:37
birthdayloggerRiddell: today is your archive admin day, isn't it? ... if so, please take a look at yokadi in NEW15:40
neversfeldeoh, I need a second advocate for bilbo http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/bilbo15:42
Riddellbirthdaylogger: it's not but I can do since you ask so nicely15:43
birthdaylogger:)15:43
* birthdaylogger hugs Riddell15:43
birthdayloggermy menu cleanup is going pretty nicely15:45
birthdayloggerkcm-gtk is to be pushed post-alpha315:45
* agateau hugs birthdaylogger for the packaging :)15:45
birthdayloggerinternet mess is reverted for 4.315:45
birthdayloggerso I just need to get rid of akonadiconsole somehow15:45
birthdayloggerScottK: about that last point ... kevin does have a point when he says that akondiconsole is most useful when it comes to debugging akonadi15:46
birthdayloggerso, I was thinking, instead of messing with the packaging... maybe we should just change the category from development to something else15:46
birthdayloggerlike system15:46
birthdayloggeror just hide it completely ;-)15:47
Riddellor put it in kdepim-dev15:47
birthdayloggerRiddell: it is in kdepim-runtime ... so it would need to go to kdepim-runtime-dev15:47
birthdayloggerwhich is also a PITA because we would need much more verbose .install files15:47
birthdayloggerhm15:49
birthdayloggerwhy is superkaramba in the default install15:49
Riddellgood question15:50
birthdayloggeroh15:50
birthdayloggerRiddell: it is part of the scriptengine-superkaramba package15:50
* birthdaylogger is wondering if we need that scriptengine by default15:51
Riddellnope15:51
* birthdaylogger thinks ScottK will be kind enough to kick it then :)15:52
macois your nick a hint that i should i say "happy birthday harald"?16:01
birthdayloggera subtle one maybe ;-)16:02
macook. happy birthday harald!16:02
birthdayloggerthx maco16:02
birthdayloggerRiddell: something makes imagemagick-doc end up on the ISO :|16:02
Riddellbirthdaylogger: germinate output will know all16:03
Riddellbirthdaylogger: yokadi accepted, bilbo advocated with commant16:03
Riddellcomment16:03
birthdayloggerRiddell: thx^316:03
birthdayloggernow, if only the nm widget was able to connect :D16:04
macobirthdaylogger: youre reminding me it's almost my mom's birthday and i dont know what to get her16:04
neversfeldeRiddell: games in ninjas and bzr, we should be complete now16:04
Riddellneversfelde: rocking, I'll upload to karmic16:04
* maco must stop eating the delicious addictive ginger snap cookies16:06
birthdayloggerRiddell: konq-plugins recommends imagemagick, that recommends -doc16:14
birthdayloggerso I suppose imagemagick should suggest -doc rather than recommend16:14
Riddelli agree16:16
birthdayloggerpackagekit contains some gtk stuff making it depend on gtk16:18
Riddellhttp://www.kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-karmic-alpha-3 ta da16:22
Riddellbirthdaylogger: ug16:22
birthdayloggerimagemagick fix uploaded16:25
rgreeningryanakca: can you throw up a sample with 64x64 Icons and make the banner fit around that? Maybe have banner 72px high (give 4px spaceing above and below 64px high icon). Let's have a look at that and see...16:28
birthdayloggerRiddell: did I already mention that speedcrunch is _a lot_ bigger than kcalc? 2.5 vs. 0.5 (installed)16:37
Riddellit's also lot better :)16:39
birthdayloggerthat is arguable :P16:40
* birthdaylogger thinks krunner owns them all anyway :P16:40
JontheEchidnakrunner fails with decimal addition/subtraction16:41
birthdayloggerstill?16:41
birthdayloggerthat bug is like OLD16:41
JontheEchidnayes, still16:41
JontheEchidnabug 34470616:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 344706 in kdebase "Substraction gives erroneous result" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34470616:42
JontheEchidnahappy b-day btw16:43
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lex79birthdaylogger: happy birthday :)16:56
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seeleoh, just noticed aaron replied to everyone, not just plasma16:59
seelecool16:59
macoRiddell: you rmemebered the bzr add this time, right?17:00
Riddellmaco: for which?17:13
macoRiddell: remember yesterday? ~kubuntu-members, didnt bzr add the patch... before sending it to actual repo, you added it, right?17:14
RiddellI added a patch17:14
Riddellin one of the kdebases17:14
seeleis there a bug in launchpad about kickoff? or is that just something we've discussed internally?17:16
* seele thinks it should be marked as a papercut...17:16
Riddellseele: about which part of kickoff?  (I suspect there isn't)17:17
seelethe menu organization17:21
seeleshould also submit a bug about having to maintain patches for the descriptions and alignment17:21
seeleaaron indicated in his email he doesnt remember those patches, and so that menu org, and the design suggestions should be resubmitted to reviewboard17:21
* ryanakca grumbles at sudo constantly seg faulting17:26
Zoraeldoes alpha 3 include 4.3 rc2 or rc1? (it just says 'rc')17:51
ZoraelHum, doh, the link links to rc3. Nevermind.17:52
macowhat's the protocol for making a branch to fix a bug and then doing a merge request? do we put UNRELEASED or -proposed in the release version in debian/changelog?18:08
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MacSlowGreetings everybody!18:15
MacSlowCan someone do me a favour and chase this http://paste.ubuntu.com/227948 through gcc, run it and paste the output here? Thanks in advance!18:16
MacSlowYo, where are all the hackers? :)18:19
rickspencer3MacSlow: you need that done by someone running Kwin?18:20
MacSlowrickspencer3, yeah... it's easier paste the code and ask here... than for me to pull kwin and dependencies via my "super fast" DSL-connection18:21
rickspencer3right18:21
rickspencer3Riddell: SCottK: ^?18:21
macorickspencer3: what wm are you using?18:21
* rickspencer3 does not want to answer18:22
MacSlowrickspencer3, I asked Riddell already on #distro... but he's probably out of office... makes sense... he's almost in the same timezone as I am18:22
lex79Riddell: can you upload digikam and kipi-plugins ?18:22
rickspencer3maco: I'm not too much of a Kubuntu user, but I am a Kubuntu supporter ;)18:22
lex79Riddell: launchpad bug 40123118:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 401231 in digikam "Merge digikam 1.0.0~beta2 with debian unstable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40123118:22
lex79Riddell: 39548118:22
lex79uhm... launchpad bug 39548118:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 395481 in kipi-plugins "Merge kipi-plugins 0.4.0-1 with debian unstable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39548118:23
lex79thanks18:23
rickspencer3MacSlow: lots of the launchpad guys use Kubuntu, so maybe ask flacoste_afk, etc... ?18:23
macorickspencer3: ah. i get amused by folks who don't realize it's possible to use xmonad and kde together. they think kde is the window manager.18:23
MacSlowrickspencer3, ah... didn't know that18:24
rickspencer3maco: are you a developer'18:24
rickspencer3can you help MacSlow?18:24
MacSlowrickspencer3, only know that agateau, Riddell and ScottK run kubuntu18:24
macorickspencer3: officially? no18:24
macoand id have to log out to switch back to kwin, i think18:24
rickspencer3ok18:24
MacSlowmaco, try it anyway under xmonad18:25
MacSlowmaco, still interesting if it produces reasonable output18:25
rickspencer3MacSlow: perhaps some more detailed instrcutions?18:25
rickspencer3for others who might want to help, but don't know how18:25
MacSlowgrab the code from http://paste.ubuntu.com/227948 (there's a "downlaod as text"-link at the bottom)18:26
MacSlowcompile instructions in the top-comment of the file18:26
tsimpsonMacSlow: window-manager: KWin18:27
MacSlowtsimpson, besten Dank!18:27
macoMacSlow: your instructions are missing the part about installing libgtk2.0-dev18:27
macoor whatever it's called18:27
MacSlowsudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev :)18:28
macoaye, but you missed that dependency18:28
* maco waits for apt18:28
macowindow-manager: xmonad18:30
nixternalhola18:31
MacSlowmaco, thanks!18:31
MacSlowthat should do it18:31
maconixternal: no other devs around to answer my question. maybe you can?18:31
nixternalwhat's the question ?18:31
nixternalooh, MacSlow is in the house...must be trouble to be had :)18:32
macoif i'm doing the "debcommit, push to lp, request merge" thing, do i put UNRELEASED or -proposed in debian/changelog?18:32
MacSlownixternal, I've always trouble and pain... never lived without it :)18:32
nixternal-proposed18:32
macook thank you18:33
nixternalMacSlow: oh I hear you there...how has life been treating you?18:33
nixternalmaco: UNRELEASED is a debian thing, don't think we are doing that in Ubuntu18:33
MacSlownixternal, beefy workload18:33
nixternalat least we never did, who knows what has changed recently though :)18:33
nixternalMacSlow: must be nice...I have 0 workload :(18:33
MacSlownixternal, one always misses what one does not have... no matter what "that" is18:34
nixternalso true18:35
MacSlowhumans are odd18:35
MacSlowtime to call it a day18:36
maconixternal: so can you take a look at https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~maco.m/ubuntu/hardy/sudo/sudo-fix-191264/+merge/9210 ?18:40
* maco crosses fingers18:40
macoi hope i did this bzr stuff right18:40
nixternallooking now18:41
vorianhttps://code.edge.launchpad.net/~maco.m/ubuntu/hardy/sudo/sudo-fix-1https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~maco.m/ubuntu/hardy/sudo/sudo-fix-191264/+merge/9210 ?18:41
vorianbleh18:41
macovorian: *giggle*18:44
nixternalmaco: looks good to me18:45
macoso now what? subscribe sponsors?18:46
nixternaldunno about that bzr merge...James might be the best to ask on that on what path to take next...at least file the diff to the bug and then subscribe someone18:49
macok18:50
macoi tried asking james the release question, but he seems to be MIA18:50
maco(or AFK with no /away)18:51
macooh it says he gets subscribed to all the merge request stuff18:51
macoer....im confused18:52
macois it normal for there to be changes in -security that arent in -proposed?18:53
maconixternal: ?19:08
nixternalnot sure how they do the security stuff...you can ask kees about that19:09
nixternalinteresting...ff 3.5 search is the custom google search for ubuntu which is filled with adwords crap19:37
macoreally? you dont use adblock?19:37
nixternalnot with a fresh install of ff 3.519:38
nixternaland no, I typically don't use adblock because sometimes I run across some good ads19:38
nixternalhappy birthday birthdaylogger!!! mine is in 6 days :) \o/19:39
seeleme too.. especially when i'm looking for something to buy, the ads are usually more on target than the search results19:39
seelehas anyone tested karmic-netbook on a netbook? 7pt fonts seem to be a bit tiny19:40
nixternalI am running it19:40
nixternalseele: I was getting some font crash dialog as well19:40
nixternalseele: I am using Liberation Mono at 6pt19:41
nixternallooks fine to me19:41
macoseele: theres been a spate of trademark violation suits against google because of people doing ads like "looking for FOO?" and then linking to competitor BAR's website19:44
seelemaco: huh?19:45
seeleoh, regarding ads19:46
JontheEchidnainteresting, that was quick: http://www.downloadtube.com/blog/2009/07/23/kubuntu-910-karmic-koala-alpha-3-goes-social/19:47
seelehmm.. it also said we decided on Aurora :P19:48
d_edis it not fully decided?19:49
JontheEchidnaseele: yeah, I noticed that....19:50
seeled_ed: no19:50
seeleack.. kpackagkit notification needs some work19:51
seeleoverlapping text areas all over19:51
d_edthat's good to hear. When I was here for a big "this is what's in Karmic" IRC session they gave that impression.19:51
nixternaljeesh, the UK Podcast didn't do their homework at all in regards to the Kubuntu Netbook Edition19:51
seelenixternal: they never do their homework19:52
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Riddellseele: I'd like to just get rid of the list of packages in kpackagekit notification, I think it's not really useful20:45
Riddellnixternal: uh oh, what did they say?20:45
nixternalRiddell: nothing mean, they just didn't read the wiki page they linked to in the podcast20:47
nixternalthey want me to do an interview with them, maybe I should do it and set them straight :)20:48
seeleRiddell: agreed20:49
seelecould we indicate the type? such as security update, enhancement, etc/20:49
seeleRiddell: i also dont like how if you say "not now" the message just goes away. if you decide you want to update at a later time, how do you start that process?20:50
Riddellseele: doesn't it keep the systray icon?21:02
Riddellyou can start it from system settings of course21:03
seeleRiddell: hmm.. when i clicked it in the netbook edition it disappeared21:03
seeleRiddell: booo, that's a bad solution. how many people even know the updates are connected to KPackageKit anyway?21:03
seeleit looks like a service21:04
Riddellok so that should be changed too then21:05
seelewell, if you think it should be staying in the systray and it's disappearing, that's probably a bug not a feature21:05
seelei was just reviewing the netbook edition and noticed it, i didnt really look into it21:05
Monika|Kwith the new cogwheel symbol I never notice anymore that I have updates ... with the triangle sign in 3.5 it was clearer21:22
seeleit's not a cog in karmic21:25
seeleit's.. i can't remember what it is actually.. but i know it's not the jaunty cog :)21:25
Monika|Khmm, gotta try the Netbook Alpha21:26
Riddellit's a box in karmic with kpackagekit21:29
Riddellit's a gear in jaunty21:29
Riddelland a box and triangle warning in KDE 321:29
Monika|KI hope it's a very noticeable box in Karmic ^^21:30
Riddellget kwwii to add a triangle warning sign :)21:30
JontheEchidnaKPK's systray icon only shows up when it is working on something. Quite silly imo21:32
JontheEchidnait relys solely on the KNotification for update notification21:32
Riddellwe just discussed that should be changed21:32
JontheEchidnaI think the systray icon should be killed entirely unless it can just act as a KPK launcher21:32
JontheEchidnasince, why do you need to know it is updating while the KPK update window is open?21:35
Riddellit should be there incase you miss the notification and want to launch it21:37
JontheEchidnaright, but currently it just shows you the current status of whatever action the backend is performing21:37
JontheEchidnamostly when you are already doing stuff with KPK21:38
JontheEchidnathe tray icon itself currently has nothing to do with the notification of updates21:38
Riddellhmm, right21:39
JontheEchidnaI would personally advocate the return to update-notifier-kde for update notifications unless bug 289264 can be resolved. With update functionality turned on, u-n-kde is quite a pig21:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 289264 in update-notifier-kde "Memory leak in update-notifier-kde" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28926421:44
JontheEchidnaI personally never saw it get into the hundreds, but it did routinely use 30 MB of RAM, which is way too much for what it is doing21:45
RiddellJontheEchidna: you would advocate?21:50
JontheEchidna*would not21:51
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Blizzzneversfelde: upgrading from staging succeeded, though after logging out from kde i had to restart kdm from tty23:25
neversfeldek23:26
Blizzzneversfelde: some more test or stuff needed?23:27
JontheEchidnahum, the kde networkmanager stuff from svn requires Solid networking stuff from trunk23:27
neversfeldeBlizzz: no23:27
JontheEchidnakde svn 99723823:28
ubottuhttp://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=997238&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 997238 | Add api for a new status change signal in NetworkManager now that the old one is gone. This requires a large enum that will b...23:28
Blizzzneversfelde: ok. i'll go to bed, i'm terribly tired23:28
neversfeldeBlizzz: n823:28
Blizzzgn823:29
JontheEchidnaseems to be the only change though, from what I can see23:31
macough someone in #kubuntu is being all trolly23:35
Riddellmaco: you have the power!23:37
macoheh. im not sure i should kick him though23:37
macohe's just sitting here arguing with me that kubuntu devs do nothing but break things and release broken stuff, mooching off of upstream's work23:37
RiddellJontheEchidna: have you looked at the monolithic one?23:38
JontheEchidnaRiddell: this is building the libs/ components. does the monolithic app need that?23:40
Nightrosemaco: nick?23:41
* JontheEchidna disables libs/ and applet/ for tests23:41
RiddellJontheEchidna: yes it does23:43
JontheEchidnaphooey23:44
JontheEchidnathe build fails inside libs/23:44
macoNightrose: was quassel208. neversfelde told to go to offtopic. q called us nazis. i kicked.23:45
quassel208nazis?23:45
quassel208that didnt mean nazi's23:45
macoisnt that what the fuhrer thing was?23:45
quassel208no that doesnt mean that23:45
Nightrose....23:45
macowhat was it supposed to mean then?23:45
Nightroseyou better stop right there23:46
quassel208means leader or general or something like that23:46
JontheEchidnaleave it to hitler to ruin perfectly good words :P23:46
neversfeldequassel208: no, thats not what it means23:46
Nightrosemaco: just so you know #kde-devel had fun with him as well23:46
Nightrosewe will _not_ have this discussion here23:46
macoJontheEchidna: and symbols! the swastika was a peace sign... at least he reversed that one23:46
Nightroseend of it now23:46
neversfeldeyep23:47
quassel208yes it does, why else they used the word, but Nightrose is eine deutscher?23:47
neversfeldeoh, please kick him23:47
Nightrose...23:47
neversfelderyanakca: ping23:49
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lex79kdelibs-experimental amd64 FTBS on karmic23:56
neversfeldelex79: where to watch the builds?23:57
lex79https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdelibs-experimental/4:4.2.98-0ubuntu123:58
lex79I think just it needs to retry build23:59
Riddellyes23:59
* Riddell retries23:59

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