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seeleRiddell in bed at 23:30? wow.. so early01:42
ryanakcaNot sure if it's needed, but could someone re ack bug 410400 please?02:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 410400 in ubuntu "Sync frescobaldi 0.7.11-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41040002:29
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vorianwhat the heck is going on with the network manager?03:11
jjessei thought i read some placei twas getting re-written?03:11
vorianhow does one connect with knetworkmanager?03:12
jjesseno idea, i can't get my mini 9 to detect any wireless03:12
vorianIt seems to be working correctly, but it doesn't connect to my network03:12
vorianaaarg03:12
* jjesse hates it03:12
voriani see why03:14
* ScottK suggests ifup and ifdown for now. maco is an expert and can give advice.03:27
ScottKIt would be really handy if someone would make quassel apport aware.03:50
lex79I fixed this launchpad bug 412136 in bzr04:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 412136 in konq-plugins "package konq-plugins-l10n (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/konq-plugins/index.cache.bz2', which is also in package konq-plugins" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41213604:03
lex79if someone wants upload...04:04
* ScottK looks04:05
ScottKlex79: Shouldn't it be Vcs-bzr?04:09
lex79yes :)04:09
* ScottK will fix it04:10
lex79ScottK: thanks :)04:10
ScottKIt gets rid of the evil ~ppax ending too.04:12
ScottKAs an added bonus04:12
lex79eheheh04:12
ScottKlex79: I'm asking about uploading it due to the Alpha 4 freeze.05:16
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lex79you can upload it after freeze for me05:21
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jussi01Ive a grumble bug with arora, probably can be fixed by sorting the .desktop file, but yeah. when you have an aurora window open and select arora from kmenu, then a new one doesnt open, just flashes the one you have open. Ill pop it in LP soon, just actually wanted to grumble... :D07:48
jussi01wow, loving the trafic here today :D08:45
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davmor2Riddell: what's going on with the kubuntu dvd's?09:28
Riddell55555555510:14
Riddelldavmor2: I don't know, do we care about DVDs yet?10:15
davmor2Riddell: I don't they take to long to test but others might have a word with slangasek10:16
Riddellthey're oversized currently10:17
davmor2Riddell: isn't everything oversized at the minute?10:18
Riddellno, you must be mistaking us with that bloated ubuntu desktop variant10:19
* Riddell ducks10:19
hungerIs there anyone working on unbreaking knetworkmanager in karmic again?10:49
Riddellasac and awe are10:51
asachunger: what are your symptoms?10:51
hungerasac: knetworkmanager not being able to connect to anything (neither wlan nor wired).10:52
asacyes10:52
asaci debugged this thing the whole night just to find myself digging deep in kde service infrastrcuture10:52
asacand finding out that there are a bunch of packages not installed that are needed10:52
hungerasac: The only thing I see is this in syslog:10:52
asacso i basically wasted all night hunting down issues that are not the real issue10:52
hungeruser_connection_get_settings_cb(): user_connection_get_settings_cb: Invalid connection: 'NMSettingConnection' / 'uuid' invalid: 110:52
asachunger: where do you see that?10:53
hunger/var/log/syslog10:53
hungerWhenever I try to do anything with knetworkmanager.10:53
asacRiddell: you need at least to depend on workspace-data-bin and etc10:53
asacerr kdebase-workspace-bin10:53
asacRiddell: that one broke my neck yesterday10:54
asacat least i understand the complete kde stuff now i think10:54
ghostcuberofl10:54
ghostcubeat least anything10:54
hungerasac: That is installed here.10:55
asacyes. because you have the full kubuntu stuff installed10:55
asacbut i am a gnome guy and was supposed to work on this10:55
hungerI don't have kdebase-workspace and kdespace-workspace-wallpapers installed, but every other workspace deb (excluding -dbg and -dev).10:56
asacand it took me quite some time to figure out that the reason that everything is broken is that solid doesnt find the NM backend at all10:56
asacwhich happens because this workspace crap isnt installed10:56
asachunger: i dont think your problem are depends. you see the problem i was supposed to work on last night10:57
hungerasac: My impression is that NM has changed interfaces again...10:57
asachunger: the dbus interfaces didnt change at all10:57
asacbut10:57
asaci would like to add some debugging to the error you are seeing10:57
asaclet me check10:57
hungerThey always seem to do that whenever KDE starts to work with it.10:57
asachunger: well i am more NM than kde and after this nightmare tonight i know that the reason is kde trying to make a rocket science out of it10:58
asacetc.10:58
hungerasac: There are D-Bus changes in the move from hal to libgudev. I assume ubuntu has those.10:58
asacthey add an abstraction to the kdeabase system .... which naturally means they will not be able to fix things until NM changes again; )10:58
asachunger: the dbus api didnt change for anything related to wired/wireless10:58
hungerasac: Well, gnome is linux (or at least unix) only, kde is not. They need that.10:59
asachunger: can you please run dbus-monitor-system 2>&1 | tee /tmp/dbus.log.txt10:59
asachunger: they dont need that i can assure you ;)10:59
* Riddell wonders if it would be easier to just write a no-extra-abstractions NM frontend in pykde10:59
asacanyway no point arguing11:00
asacthats how it is ;)11:00
hungerI don't have dbus-monitor-system installed. Which deb is that in?11:00
asachunger: dbus-monitor --system11:00
Riddellshtylman: timezone page in ubiquity-frontend-kde broken, anything that's changed there recently? http://paste.ubuntu.com/251852/11:03
hunger_asac: dbus-monitor --system is mostly silent.11:07
hunger_A couple of signals are send by NM, but nothing is going into it:-)11:07
hunger_I did not get anything in syslog this time either.11:08
asachunger_: please killal knetworkmanager11:08
asachunger_: hmm.11:08
hunger_I did killall nm-applet, started knetworkmanager, tried to connect to the wlan again, then did killall knetworkmanger and started nm-applet again to report back here.11:09
asaci observed the same yesterday. ActivateConnection doesnt go over the wire11:09
asaci switch from async to sync and then it does, but then the applet cannot answer the request for the user connection11:09
asac(which i thought was the syslog message you are seeing)11:09
asachunger_: ok so maybe the message was triggered by nm-applet11:10
hunger_Well, this time there was no syslog entry.11:10
hunger_A while back I had syslog entries about wpasupplicant doing something...11:11
asacyes. but that happens for scanning etc.11:11
asacnot related11:11
hunger_But I think that was with the kde 4.3 beta debs.11:11
hunger_asac: I think not. It was something about doing a handshake and going from there to "disconnected" again.11:12
asacso the culprid is really what i found yesterday. something is fishy about the ActivateConnection dbus call ... which seems to never go oever the wire11:12
asachunger_: paste the section from syslog you refer to11:13
hunger_But as I said, I think I saw that a while back with beta debs or an older NM or something.11:13
asaci can probably interpret that11:13
asacah11:13
hunger_Might pop up again once the applet talks to the NM again:-)11:13
hunger_It was a plasmoid back then anyway, not this tray icon thingy that is in karmic now.11:14
sebasasac: you want to tell that to wstephenson on #kde-devel11:18
asacsebas: i know him. its just that he wasnt there the whole night11:22
sebasyeah, he sleeps at night, as opposed to some others ;-)11:23
asacheh. right.11:23
* Riddell has no idea where to start on this ubiquity timezone issue11:49
Riddelldavmor2: ubiquity broken for KDE, no point trying kubuntu stuff11:49
shtylmanRiddell: nothing that changed recently that shouldn't have been tested12:00
shtylmanRiddell: I will look at it after work today12:00
shtylmanRiddell: ahh...evand says that the timezones were changed to support translations...I will just update the kubuntu code to work with it now12:01
Riddellshtylman: it looks like there's a fair diff of changes there, and our timezone code isn't really in sync with gtk so it's not just copy/paste12:03
shtylmanRiddell: right...but I don't think it should be too bad...just figure out how they are reporting timezones now...and handle that appropriately12:06
ScottKI take it we have candidate ISOs now?12:22
a|wen-dtuScottK: read 6 lines above "ubiquity broken for KDE" :(12:28
ScottKa|wen-dtu: Thanks.12:28
ScottKVery early here.12:28
a|wen-dtui guess so ... past lunch here already12:29
asacRiddell: QUuid is odd ... it creates a UUID with a {} sourrounding12:31
asacwhich variant creates one without that?12:31
asachttp://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/quuid.html#Variant-enum12:31
asac{67C8770B-44F1-410A-AB9A-F9B5446F13EE}12:31
asac-> thats not a valid uuid12:31
asacit should be 67C8770B-44F1-410A-AB9A-F9B5446F13EE12:32
asacmaybe its QUuid::NCS ?12:32
asacthat creates the right thing?12:32
asacand yes. i finally managed that NM tries to connect ;)12:32
shtylmanRiddell: how long ago were these changes made? had to be pretty recent.... but I havn't touched ubiquity in about a wekk12:36
shtylman*week12:36
ScottKAny idea how long this will take to fix?  I want to try and fix the kwin theme for plamsa-netbook if there is time (a couple of hours).12:47
ScottKshtylman or Riddell:  ^^^?12:47
Riddellshtylman: yes recent, see mterry's merge12:51
Riddellasac: that's the qt 3 API, try http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/quuid.html12:52
asacRiddell: well. what i se is that it wrapps the uuid with {  ...12:55
asacthats the first bug12:56
asacnow i worked aroudn that on NM side ... next thing is that the passphrase is trashed12:56
asaccurrently trying to get debug output from the wallet parts12:56
asacknetworkmanager doesnt send my psk, but plain garbage even though the psk is properly in the wallet12:57
asacat least the UUID didnt work for sure in latest 0.7.1 snapshot we had. so not so sure if it really worked12:58
asacactually now checked. it worked in 0.7.1 final. but not in 0.7.1 latest (which is what we had afaik)12:58
asacactually i think i am now at the place where you had been before. it works, but nothing with secrets works12:59
asacRiddell: sure 0.7.1 worked for WPA-PSK?12:59
ScottKProgress.12:59
Riddellasac: it did for me, that doesn't mean it did for anyone else of course13:00
asacRiddell: wpa-psk?13:00
Riddelloh no13:00
Riddellwep13:00
asacah ok13:00
asacthat might be different beast13:00
Riddellyeah quite likely13:00
asaci think wpa-psk is in heritently broken13:01
asaccurrently try to figure where it trashes the stuff it gets from the wallet13:01
asacbut its just uninitialized garbage afaict13:01
asacRiddell: if you could figure how to get QUuid to produce a valid uuid on toString that would be precious13:01
asaci can ask on -devel again, but they are not that responsive ;)13:02
asaclet me check there ;)13:02
macoO_O13:13
macoreading from uninitialized memory? oy13:13
macoso um i think quasselclient has some sort of resource hogging issue. specifically: it was reading 1.2MB/s from disk accordint to iotop (yes, reading, not swapping)13:15
maco(swapping is a different column)13:16
macoonce disconnected, that stopped and oh yeah, suddenly Xorg wasnt being bombarded with requests anymore and stopped pegging my CPU.  i'm thinking those two are related.13:16
ghostcubeoO13:21
ghostcubewow that sound stressy for the system13:21
macowhen my wireless driver is using 100% cpu and X is using 60% cpu and quasselclient is doing tons of reads.... yeah13:22
macoAND kontact was doing a sync using 30 of the remaining 40% cpu13:22
ScottKIt would be really handy if someone could make the quassel dgb or dbgsym packages produce a backtrace with actual, usable symbols in them or alternately teach Quassel about apport.13:29
micmorda silly question: firefox gives me that warning on colsole: "(npviewer.bin:3962): Gtk-WARNING **: /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/engines/libqtcurve.so: classe ELF errata: ELFCLASS64" is a npviewer or a libqtcurve bug? Or not a bug at all?13:35
micmords/classe ELF errata/wrong ELF class/13:36
macoScottK: current dbg pkgs broken or nonexistent ?13:41
ScottKmaco: Broken.13:42
ScottKmaco: Lots of #  8 quasselclient        0x081436a1 0x0000000013:42
sabdflhi folks13:43
sabdflwhat's the perspective of KDE folks on Clutter?13:43
sabdflthere are C++ bindings, clutter-qt etc, but how well received is it?13:43
sabdflintel and nokia have said they would collaborate around clutter too, iirc13:43
sebassabdfl: clutter being purely opengl is a problem13:43
sabdflagreed13:44
sebassabdfl: QGraphicsView provides the scenegraph stuff already, and it has fallbacks for all kinds of graphics systems13:44
sebasSo it uses whatever acceleration is there already13:44
sebasOr none at all :)13:44
sabdflall very nice but... if an ISV does not want to implement everything twice, can they use clutter and ship on KDE, acceptable?13:45
sabdfland in Kubuntu, in particular?13:45
sebasThe animation framework looks interesting, but then that's planned to enter QGraphicsView in the 4.6 release (planned end of this year)13:45
sabdflsaying "hey, we will NIH that" is not a good answer13:45
sebasI don't know how feasible clutter is exactly, but functionality wise, it's more or less a subset of what QGV does13:45
sebasSo I'd advice for QGV (but of course I'm biased)13:46
sebasQt is more wide-spread than clutter as well13:46
sebasSo it's more "available" / "already there"13:46
sebasHow feasible it would be to ship a clutter-based component in kubuntu, I don't know13:48
sebasWould need investigation (dependencies? Integration with other components? think theming, for example, but possibly shortcuts, other user interaction stuff and networking as well13:49
seeleclutter-based components would be less likely to end up upstream which is also a negative for kubuntu since one of our goals is to remain as close to upstream as possible13:50
macoclutter = the launcher in unr?13:53
Riddellclutter-qt depends on cairo and gdk so it's brining in new stuff that wouldn't be acceptable to KDE and would have to bring notable advantage to Kubuntu13:55
ScottKAnd would have to displace something else from the CD.13:56
sebasIs Qt already on the Ubuntu CD?13:56
Riddellno13:57
sebasok13:57
Riddellsebas: clutter is a bit more than just QGV as I understand it, it includes stuff along the lines that Qt is doing with Qt Declarative13:58
sebasyah, the declarative UI stuff ... haven't looked closely at that yet13:58
sabdflmaco: clutter is the animation framework used for that, but the launcher is a separate bit of code14:00
macook14:02
Riddellshtylman: how are you getting on?14:30
ryanakcaAnybody have a list of websites broken in konqueror / arora?14:35
Tm_Tryanakca: define "broken"14:35
seele"not rendering as intended"14:35
* ryanakca nods14:35
ScottKWe've all heard about /. from Riddell and Konqueror14:38
ScottKThe most broken thing I've seen with Arora was the mimetype stuff and that seems ~ fixed.14:38
ryanakcaRiddell: Well, /. works in Dooble ;)14:40
macospreadubuntu.neomenlo.org on arora has stuff overlapping vertically where firefox does not14:42
ryanakcaSo does GMail... which is nice. The spreadubuntu link doesn't have any overlap but the page looks rather busy14:44
asac_Riddell: ok we fixed it.o we need workspace/solid update to trunk and networkmanager/trunk in a few minutes (after the fix got committed)14:46
asac_Riddell: sorry. not workspace/solid to trunk ... to latest 4.314:47
asac_Riddell: i guess its too late for this alpha, but having packages somewhere so i can verify that thats really enough would be great14:47
jussi01ScottK: did you see my earlier arora grumble?14:48
jussi01mind, I could probably give you 10 papercuts re arora14:48
ryanakcaCould someone re'ack bug 410400 for frescobaldi version 0.7.13 please?14:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 410400 in ubuntu "Sync frescobaldi 0.7.11-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41040014:50
macoryanakca: hmm? the RSS icons in the row of links in top right overlap the stuff above by a couple pixels. and the "powerd by ubuntu" badge overlaps "create materials" just above it by  a whole line of text. and also: why the heck is it in spanish when i view it in arora?14:50
ryanakcamaco: *shrug*14:51
ScottK-laptopryanakca: The video linked in http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/10/AR2009081003055.html works on arora (as backported), but not Konqueror in Jaunty.14:51
ryanakcamaco: Do you see it here? http://imagebin.ca/view/cfwz4JJf.html14:53
a|wen-dturyanakca: testbuild done on karmic?14:55
ryanakcaa|wen-dtu: No, I built that on jaunty. I don't have a package ready yet...14:56
a|wen-dturyanakca: it was re: frescobaldi14:56
macoryanakca: oh...no it looks fine on yours14:56
ryanakcaa|wen-dtu: I believe so. I'll rebuild just to make sure...14:57
Riddellasac_: ok I can put workspace/solid 4.3 branch into a PPA14:58
Riddellasac_: by networkmanager/trunk do you mean network manager or plasma/applet/networkmanager ?14:59
a|wen-dtu=)14:59
asac_Riddell: you can confuse me. whatever branch you gave me. its the plasma tree with the monolithic in15:00
asac_but the patch is not yet committed so wait for that branch a few more minutes15:00
asac_but workspace definitly needs to be updated15:00
Riddellasac_: right, just checking the fix is in the KDE side not the backend15:00
asac_Riddell: also the applet package _must_ depend on workspace-bin15:00
asac_i wasted half of my night because of that ;)15:01
macoryanakca: this is what i see: http://i30.tinypic.com/32zpezm.jpg15:01
* asac_ writes a wiki page on how to do upstream development now15:01
asac_Riddell: the fix for the applet is http://pastebin.com/f40bece3215:01
RiddellI wonder if we have other packages that miss that dependency15:01
asac_probably ;)15:01
macoryanakca: thats a couple days old, and english. i guess its just in spanish that the text overlaps too15:02
asac_its not shlibs tracked ;)15:02
asac_Riddell: do you use cdbs? we could make a default kde thing that always adds it15:02
asac_like ${kde:Depends}15:02
asac_Riddell: ok fix committed r101044815:03
asac_Riddell: the workspace update will fix WPA-PSK too ... so it will be better than before now ;)15:03
asac_and probably even EAP15:03
* asac_ needs to get an AP with enterprise support15:04
asac_Riddell: i guess you directly grab through ssh? the mirrors take a bit i was  told to absorb that commit15:06
Riddellyes I am15:06
ryanakcaa|wen-dtu: built fine. Did you want to test the package too?15:06
asac_Riddell: ok so if r1010448 is there for you, you can just bump both packages to latest branch tips15:07
asac_next time i understand how to do things ;)15:07
rgreeninggreat work asac_. I was pulling my hair out over the whole NM and broken wireless :)15:11
a|wen-dturyanakca: I trust you this time around ... looked at the .11 version15:16
asac_ok brain dumped to: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopingKNetworkManager15:16
Riddellasac_: ooh ooh, I got it to work15:49
Riddellhave I ever mentioned you're a genius?15:50
asacRiddell: nope ;)15:51
asacbut i feel happy now15:51
asachard time for me. but now i know how to do kde stuff ;)15:51
Riddellthanks very much15:51
asacwelcome.15:51
asacRiddell: i think just the applet will fix the new problem15:52
asacso you might want to get that in15:52
asacthe wpa issue is only fixed by workspace which probably has to wait i gues15:52
asacbut better try. i think the upstream changed some id values again which might cause a mismatch if not both are upgraded15:53
asacRiddell: but just the patch i pasted on top of current applet should work15:53
asacat least it did for me with fridays workspace checkout15:53
ScottK-laptopSInce we're waiting on Ubiquity anyway, it'd be nice to get it all working.15:54
Riddellyeah I think I'll just upload15:54
asaci am not a release manager ;)15:54
ScottK-laptopasac: Thanks for working on the KDE part of the problem.  I appreciate it.15:54
ScottK-laptopYes, but Riddell is on ubuntu-release, so we can't get in trouble if he uploads it.15:54
asacsure. trouble is also relative ;)15:55
asacits about not blocking slangasek by throwing something in without checking15:55
asacwith him15:55
ScottK-laptopI think he's asleep right now.15:55
asacbut if you say that there is something still pending, then fine i guess15:55
ScottK-laptopUbiquity currently broken in KDE.15:56
ScottK-laptopshtylman is working on it.15:56
asacyeah. for me network being completely broken qualifies as a release bug that alpha periods are ment to fix ;)15:57
maco"is kubuntu karmic stable?" "as long as you dont need the internet"15:58
ScottK-laptopand can't type ifup15:59
ScottK-laptopRiddell: Actually I see slangasek is awake and speaking.15:59
macoScottK: if ifup ever stops working ill be very unhappy16:00
macoseele: new film by the guy that wrote Princess Mononoke being screened at the Japanese Embassy tonight16:01
seelemaco: Ponyo?16:01
macoyeah16:01
seelethis is the one night i have nothing to do, i'll have to pass16:02
seelehavent had a night at home in a while :)16:02
macook16:03
EagleScreenkarmic stable?? lol16:05
EagleScreenthe last stable release of Kubuntu is 8.04 i think16:05
Riddellasac: network-manager Recommends: network-manager-gnome | plasma-widget-network-manager, dnsmasq-base16:06
Riddellasac: could you change that to plasma-widget-networkmanagement16:06
asacRiddell: can we rename the package to knetworkmanager again ;)?16:09
Riddellnoo, not another rename!16:09
asacheh16:09
rgreeninglol, what's in a name16:09
ScottK-laptopI thought knetworkmanager was what we wanted?16:09
asacyes16:09
asacScottK-laptop: its messy: upstream gave up on plasma-widget for now and added knetworkmanager code to the same tree16:10
asaci am asking to use knetworkmanager package as name and not plasma ... which is so confusing ;)16:10
RiddellI really don't want to rename it again when the plasma-widget will come back at some point anyway16:10
Riddelland it's all the same code tree16:10
asacRiddell: right. but we will have two working applets then16:10
asacso we need two packages16:10
asacat least thatss how I understood it ;)16:11
ScottK-laptopRiddell: Just call in knetworkmanager and have it provide plasma-widget-network-management for now16:11
asacalos laste LTS folks still have knetworkmanager16:11
asacso if we keep that they will not even see the back and forth ;)16:11
ScottK-laptopasac: Hardy wasn't LTS for Kubuntu16:11
asachmm. yeah. but are you sure that update-manager doesnt think so?16:11
Riddellthey're both in one package, and it's called plasma-widget-networkmanagement16:11
asacfor LTS it doesnt offer upgrade to intrepid for instance ... thats what mvo told me. just when next LTS is out16:12
Riddellcommitted network-manager fix to ubuntu.head branch16:22
agateauRiddell: according to http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/k/konversation/konversation_1.2~alpha6-0ubuntu1/changelog, you integrated my indicator patches to Konversation, but I don't see any dependency on libindicate-qt. Is this normal?16:24
Riddell>apt-cache show konversation | grep indi16:29
RiddellDepends: kdebase-runtime (>= 4:4.3.0), kdelibs5 (>= 4:4.3.0), kdepimlibs5 (>= 4:4.3.0), libc6 (>= 2.4), libindicate-qt0,..16:29
Riddellagateau: the dependency got picked up16:29
agateauRiddell: oh ok, that'll teach me I should not trust packages.ubuntu.com :)16:33
agateauRiddell: so it made it to alpha3?16:33
Riddellagateau: yes it's in alpha 4 (due tomorrow)16:34
Riddellmaybe davmor2 can test it16:35
agateauRiddell: great, thanks a lot for integrating it16:35
Riddellagateau: I'm going to e-mail the konversation guys about the patches, can I tell them you'll get the patches having libindicate as an option sometime soon?16:35
davmor2test what sorry16:35
agateauRiddell: it's in my TODO list at least16:36
Riddelldavmor2: message indicator display in panel with konversation talking to it16:36
agateaubut not very high for now :/16:36
davmor2does conversation support bonjour?16:37
ScottKagateau: We did discuss at the Kubuntu meeting yesterday it being optional/not by default and upstreamed as conditions for the patches to stay for more than just testing.16:37
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agateauScottK: it is already optional16:38
agateauScottK: and upstreamed is on my list16:38
ScottKRiddell: Do we need this xsplash thing that lool was talking about on #ubuntu-release?16:40
ScottKObviously not for Alpha 4, but for after.16:40
RiddellScottK: we probably need something.  xsplash is a GTK app so has far more dependencies than our own ksplashx16:41
ScottKOK.  So we have something already?16:41
Riddellso really we want ksplashx to be started as our pre-login splash16:41
* ScottK isn't entirely clear on what it is.16:41
Riddellit's the new pre-login splash, the idea is X will start up very soon (within 3 seconds of boot) so no usplash16:42
Tm_TI wonder why it's named as xsplash if it's GTK16:42
ScottKRiddell: OK.  As long as we have a plan.  I wanted to make sure we weren't missing out.16:43
Riddellit's only a rough plan, I need to look into how it would be implemented16:43
Riddelldavmor2: kopete should support Bonjour I think16:47
ScottKLooks like we're back in business on armel.16:48
davmor2Riddell: ignore me I was slightly off my troll then :)16:48
ScottKlibs and libs-experimental are built.16:48
davmor2Riddell: What happened to the opendesktop applet?16:52
davmor2and why does ublog have the word configure over it after it has been configured?16:52
Riddelldavmor2: I got tid of opendesktop applet, it was impossible to make it do anything useful without manual configuration so there's no point in having it on the desktop by default16:54
davmor2Riddell: Konversation isn't install by default is it?16:55
Riddellagateau: I'm going to blog about the message indicator if that's ok16:55
Riddelldavmor2: not currently16:55
Riddellagateau: shall I say that we want to get it into kdeplasma-addons?16:55
Riddellagateau: oh and should I say that individual apps will need patches or do you think the knotify stuff will go somewhere?16:56
agateauRiddell: "want" may sound a bit arrogant, no? we could say we think it would be nice to have it in kdeplasma-addons16:57
agateauRiddell: no the knotify stuff is not going anywhere :/16:57
agateauRiddell: good idea to blog on this16:57
Riddellshtylman: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/41258916:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 412589 in ubiquity "timezone page broken in KDE frontend" [Undecided,New]16:57
Riddellmterry says he can fix16:58
agateauRiddell: we should maybe also mention the "Incoming Message" applet16:58
Riddellagateau: what's that?16:58
agateau(mailing his author is still in my todo)16:58
Riddelloh right, the current one that's in KDE16:59
agateauRiddell: the applet you shown me at Dublin16:59
agateauyes16:59
davmor2Meh that was weird I closed down kopete's window for bonjour and it crashed out pidgin on my main jaunty box meh16:59
agateaudavmor2: remote crash!16:59
* agateau likes the fact that Riddell blogs before he can convince himself to do so :)17:01
tester_Riddell: ping me please17:01
Riddellhi tester_17:01
slacker_nllol17:01
Riddellyou need to have konversation not in focus tester_17:01
Riddellok ubiquity upload happening shortly, it'll be a long night of testing I think17:04
agateauRiddell: if I release a new version of plasma-indicatordisplay, do you think you can upload it for alpha4?17:04
Riddellagateau: what's new?17:05
agateau- the menu contains less empty space17:06
agateau- the menu does not embed itself in the panel anymore17:06
agateau(previously, the menu could embed itself in the panel if the panel was large enough)17:06
Riddellagateau: do you have it immediately?17:07
agateauRiddell: just need to change the version in CMakeLists.txt, run make dist and upload the tarball17:07
agateaubut all changes are already in LP17:08
Riddellagateau: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/404317:08
davmor2RiddellI don't see an option named that in konversation17:08
Riddelldavmor2: no Message Indicator in settings -> configure konversation ?17:08
agateauRiddell: looks good17:09
davmor2no for notifications I have tabs/highlight/watched nicks/osd/warnings17:09
agateauRiddell: nicely demonstrate the need for a smaller menu popup, though :/17:09
davmor2Riddell: I have configure notifictaions17:11
Riddellhuh, where's it gone?17:11
davmor2Riddell: this is on version 1.2~alpha6-0ubuntu1 is that correct and I'm on 64bit17:13
Riddellthe patches aren't being applied17:14
agateauRiddell: so packages.ubuntu.com did not lie eventually :/17:14
Riddelljon removed quilt from debian/rules17:15
ScottKagateau: What happened with the knotify idea?17:15
Riddellthis is why I don't advocate doing merges in the middle of a release cycle, mistakes will always happen17:15
agateauScottK: the idea was to create indicators as one of the knotify output,17:15
agateauScottK: but it did not map well with the way indicators work:17:15
agateauScottK: an app usually has one indicator server, which contains zero or more indicators17:16
agateauScottK: there is no hierarchy like this in knotify17:16
agateauScottK: so it was not possible to do interesting thing like switching to the right channel when activating an indicator17:16
ScottKWell I think doing the indicator as an application function and not a system function is going to make it harder overall.17:17
Riddellagateau: got a tar yet?17:17
agateauScottK: true, but it allow for a much tighter integration17:17
agateauRiddell: about to upload17:17
davmor2Riddell: so it's not me then?17:18
Riddelldavmor2: no, it's people who do merges in the middle of the cycle at fault17:18
davmor2tell them to use tricycles instead then17:19
agateauRiddell: http://launchpad.net/plasma-indicatordisplay/0.3/0.3.0/+download/plasma-indicatordisplay-0.3.0.tar.bz217:23
Riddellagateau: did you find out why the tests didn't build?17:27
agateauRiddell: no :/17:27
agateauand worse: it broke once here, than ran correctly two times just after17:28
agateauRiddell: need to track this down17:28
Riddellspooky17:29
Riddellagateau: ok uploaded17:29
agateauRiddell: great!17:29
ScottKryanakca: (it was you looking for arora/konqueror examples): unprivating a bug works in Konqueror, but not Arora17:40
yuriyso, what are the chances of making irssi work with the messaging indicator? :D17:41
rgreeningyuriy: too drole my man... too drole :)17:51
hungerasac: Sorry, that I ran away a couple of hours back... hosed my system configuration on loging out.17:52
asacall okay i made my way ;)17:53
asacand now i am off ... cheers!17:53
hungerasac: You found the issue?17:53
* hunger waves to asac.17:53
ScottKhunger: And fixed it.17:54
asacyes. its fixed. and kubuntu also gets fixed wifi WPA-PSK too now ;)17:54
hungerYou guys *ROCK*!17:54
asacthx ... now really off!17:54
* hunger is waiting for these fixes to hit the archives...17:54
hungerMy shiny new netbook is slowly turning into really useable.17:55
hungerI still do not like the kubuntu-netbook-remix... a bit of customazation of the kubuntu-desktop is so much nicer for me to use.17:56
ScottKhunger: First, it's Kubuntu Netbook Edition, not a remix.  Second, plasma-netbook is still in heavy development, so it should get more usable.  Third, it's a bit different, but I'm liking it after a couple of days.17:58
hungerScottK: The heavy development shows:-) It does indeed progresses rapidly.17:59
hungerScottK: Maybe it sucked for me due to the modifications I made which kind of got mixed with the changes that I got during an upgrade. The results were not really pleasant:-)18:01
ScottKNCommander: Do we have a cheat sheet on the armel qreal problems for upstreams?18:02
ScottKSput could use it.18:02
Sputarmel qreal?18:04
ScottKYep18:05
ScottKI linked you the build log on #quassel18:06
ScottKNCommander: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdepimlibs/4:4.3.0-0ubuntu1/+build/1147277/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-armel.kdepimlibs_4:4.3.0-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz <-- Any ideas?18:06
ryanakcaScottK: thanks18:11
wordHi umm..is there a wiki or something with some info on libindicate?18:25
ScottKRiddell: It looks like KDE on armel is back to being a mess.  I think we need to get some dedicated (as in his management makes it a priority, not just when he has a moment) time from NCommander to get it fixed up.18:26
hungerasac: I updated plasma-widget-networkmanagement: No change, still no activity on D-Bus whatsoever.18:31
ScottKhunger: Did you get the new kdebase-workspace too?18:34
hungerScottK: Not yet.18:34
ScottKYou need that too18:34
hungerScottK: Did not hit the archives yet:-(18:34
ScottKOK, then too soon to complain18:34
hungerGreat!18:35
hungerSo I still can have hope that everything will work soon:18:35
hunger-)18:35
ScottKYes, we won't dash it just quite yet.18:36
hungerScottK: I only have myself to blame for installing karmic in the first place:18:38
hungerBreakage is to be expected.18:38
hungerOTOH: So far my experiences with unstable ubuntu releases is mostly positive.18:39
apacheloggerRiddell: pretty pretty please invoke a backport for bug 40996618:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 409966 in jaunty-backports "please backport kontrolpack 2.0.2-0ubuntu1 from karmic to jaunty" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40996618:55
* apachelogger better hugs the Riddell twice to ensure it gets done :D18:55
ScottKapachelogger: You'll have to get off him if you want him to reach the keyboard.18:56
macoor if he wants to use the Little Devs room18:57
apacheloggergood point18:58
* apachelogger leaves channel and starts searching hydrogen18:58
neversfeldeapachelogger: ich starte eigentlich nur in Ausnhamefällen neu, allerdings scheint der Quassel Server in den letzten Tagen irgendwann offline gewesen sein, also wohl auch der gesamte Server19:07
neversfeldewas ist denn mit dem Setup?19:07
apacheloggerneversfelde: alles immer futsch, wenn der server weg war, werde jetzt mal nen init script schreiben, ansonsten werden die init dienste im chroot nicht gestartet19:10
neversfeldeapachelogger: jo, das sollte nen Restart schon überstehen19:11
apacheloggerdarum init script :D19:11
neversfelde:)19:11
danttiScottK: was with you that i talked about kpackagekit?19:13
ScottKdantti: If there was a lot of complaining from whoever your talked to about it, probably.19:13
ryanakcaapachelogger: What did you end up doing about that canonical contributor agreement thingy?19:14
danttiScottK: hmm it must be you as you are in #debian-qt-kde too.. well you asked about it working with 0.5 right?19:15
ScottKRiddell: Sput (quassel upstream) is interested in the indicator, but has no time to do patches.  Can you pass this on to agateau?  Maybe he can help.19:15
ScottKdantti: yes.19:15
ScottKWanting the authentication stuff.19:15
danttiScottK: so the good news is that probably next week it will be working19:15
ScottKIIRC maco was going to help with some C part of what needed doing.19:15
ScottKdantti: Excellent.19:15
danttisince packagekit-qt does not need any polkit* stugg19:15
dantti*stuff19:15
danttipackagekitd handles all of that now..19:16
apacheloggerryanakca: nothing :P19:16
apacheloggerneversfelde never gave his opinion19:16
ScottKCool.19:16
danttiScottK: i just need to update packagekit-qt and kpk cause the API was broken..19:16
ScottKdantti: OK.  If you need help getting stuff uploaded for Kubuntu, let me know19:17
danttiScottK: apart from that today i'm releasing the last kpk 0.4.x..19:17
danttiScottK: btw does pkexec works for you?19:17
ScottKYou'll need to be more specific.19:17
danttiScottK: try pkexec nano19:18
* ScottK has about zero mental bandwidth to spare from work 19:18
danttiScottK: it segfaults here..19:18
ryanakcaapachelogger: Ah19:18
ScottKdantti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/252067/19:22
danttiScottK: i see.. it works better than here..19:23
ScottKRiddell and NCommander: False alarm on armel.  The builds had been manually killed.19:27
NCommanderScottK, yeah :-/19:27
nixternalhow do you block people in kopete? it is driving me up a damn wall19:47
nixternalnevermind, found the stupid plugin19:48
emonkey:)19:48
slacker_nlyou guys been busy20:15
slacker_nlwhole bunch of updates in karmic20:15
nhnin karmic, is there a known issue with atheros AR8113 network cards?20:19
nhnI just upgraded a laptop form jaunty, and now it has no networking at all20:20
danttiScottK: btw, i've just updated kpk to 0.4.2 ;) if you are a packager20:20
ScottKdantti: I am, but Tonio_ has mostly been doing kpackagekit.  We're frozen until Thursday for a Alpha milestone release in any case.20:20
danttiok20:21
slacker_nlnhn: i've had problems with networking as well, some network managers got started before anything else.. so my wireless didn't work and my static IP config became DHCP..20:22
nhnslacker_nl: well, the network card does not even show up in ifconfig20:22
slacker_nli've chmod -x /etc/init.d/NetworkManager to remedy it20:23
nhnits just _dead_20:23
slacker_nlahh20:23
slacker_nlwhat does dmesg say?20:23
nhngood question, sec20:23
slacker_nli gtg20:23
slacker_nlmy cats are probably eating eachother20:24
QuintasanTonio_: ping20:24
slacker_nlnhn: but i would ask in #ubuntu+1 if more people have this issue, or on the forums, don't think this has something to do with kde :)20:24
ScottKseele and maco: http://bugs.quassel-irc.org/projects/quassel-irc/repository/revisions/be5b9feef292531c3b92f9f115bd5a55f436bc9720:24
nhnslacker_nl: true20:25
nhnsorry20:25
slacker_nlnp :)20:25
slacker_nlScottK: do you know if not being able to login/logout/reboot/shutdown from kde would be considered a showstopper?20:26
ScottKCurrent logout problems on Intel are a known Intel bug.20:26
slacker_nlit is related to intel?20:26
ScottKFor the Alpha milestone, not a showstopper.  For a final release, sure.20:27
slacker_nlScottK: hehe, i ment for final ;) k, thnx20:27
ScottKThere is an intel related logout hang20:27
slacker_nlmkay20:27
slacker_nlcould be it, running intel here20:28
slacker_nlthnx20:29
neversfeldeapachelogger: sorry, I did not make it, I am visiting my parents and I am very busy. I can have a closer look not before next week, but I can confirm that it is a weird thing.20:30
seeleScottK: "usability queen" huh? lol20:31
seelethat's good though. agreed not the best label but better than buffers20:31
apacheloggerneversfeldekk20:31
apacheloggerhm, typing without looking isn't a good idea it seems20:31
apacheloggerryanakca: weird it is he confirms20:31
macoseele: if you want to keep your last name, good thing youre getting hitched soon. 50% of americans think you should be legally required to take justin's last name.http://www.feministing.com/archives/017214.html20:33
seelemaco: i *am* keeping my last name20:35
seeleit's silly to change it imo20:35
apacheloggerRiddell: as a matter of fact, you might as well just backport kontrolpack 2.0.3, which is what I uploaded just now... bugfixes only, so it probably makes sense quality-wise ;-)20:35
seeleany children can have his name i dont care20:35
Quintasanguys, anyone has USB 2.0 pendrive which works with full speed?20:38
* apachelogger falls off chair20:40
* ScottK hands apachelogger a seat belt.20:41
* apachelogger is wondering why he only gets a seat belt but no airbag20:42
Quintasanoh, response from googledata cmake module author20:43
apacheloggerQuintasan: response on what?20:43
Quintasanapachelogger: CMake modules mentions copyright but no license20:44
apacheloggerpoor modules :(20:44
Quintasanapachelogger: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/akonadi-resource-googledata20:44
ScottKapachelogger: airbags are dangerous if you aren't going to fast.20:44
apacheloggeroh20:44
Quintasannow to debian @_@20:44
apacheloggerI like reviewied it20:44
apacheloggerhow cool is that :D20:44
apacheloggerScottK: I am sliding pretty fast, usually20:45
ScottKWorst hurt I ever got in a car accident was from the airbag.20:45
* apachelogger decides to go to the hospital tomorrow20:45
apacheloggerScottK: yeah, nasty things them are20:46
apacheloggerand expensive too20:46
Quintasanakonadi-resource-googledata is already in debian20:55
apacheloggerQuintasan: is the module license == source license?20:58
QuintasanI don't think so20:58
apacheloggerotherwise I must say sloppy that is20:58
Quintasanhttp://pastebin.com/f148a150e20:58
Quintasanthat's the 'license'20:59
emonkeyapachelogger: there's a potential developer in #ubuntu-ch who's looking for an entry ...21:02
apacheloggerQuintasan can give an intro21:03
apacheloggerI am quite sure he's good at that :)21:03
Quintasanintro?21:03
MayorA(a shy "Hi" from a Newbie)21:03
apacheloggerQuintasan: a development intro ... kind-of21:04
apacheloggerMayorA: ahoy21:04
QuintasanMayorA: hiho21:04
MayorAhi ...21:04
emonkey^^ this guy I meant apachelogger :)21:05
MayorAI am just struggling myself through the wiki.ubuntu.com to figure out how to contribute as a developer21:05
apacheloggerQuintasan: ^^ this is the guy emonkey meant :)21:05
emonkey*g*21:05
MayorAohh ... it seems I am already known even before my first entry to this room21:06
Quintasan:D21:06
QuintasanMayorA: well, you can contribute in many ways but it looks like you want to do technical job21:06
* emonkey "fault" ;)21:06
apacheloggeroh well21:06
apacheloggerdevs know everything21:06
MayorAthanks emonkey, for introducing me21:07
MayorAoh .. then I am definitely no dev21:07
emonkeywas a honor for me ;)21:07
apacheloggercomes with the job21:07
apacheloggerkind of like a super power21:07
QuintasanMayorA: I started with packaging, propably best way into ubuntu/debian development21:07
* Quintasan is a Ninja21:07
MayorAwhatever suits you best .... The first steps are really about getting involved21:08
MayorAand getting to know the workflows21:08
MayorAI have some experience in C, C++ and mainly Java, but also - quite some time ago - in Python21:10
QuintasanMayorA: Do you have Launchpad account with CoC signed?21:10
MayorAand: absolutely *no* experience in Linux packaging ;-)21:10
MayorAnot yet ...21:10
QuintasanMayorA: don't worry, I started from scratch too :D21:11
MayorANow I have ... MayorA21:11
QuintasanMayorA: So you should if you want to join kubuntu members someday21:11
QuintasanMayorA: If you want to do packaging you will be interested in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide21:13
MayorAIt seems that I will have to be approved by a Committee first ... ;-)21:13
QuintasanMayorA: not if you want to do packages21:13
MayorAI a least bookmarked that one before ...21:13
QuintasanMayorA: New packages go to REVU -> http://revu.ubuntuwire.com21:13
QuintasanThere they are advocated by two MOTU's before they go to repos21:14
QuintasanYou need a GPG and SSH key uploaded to Launchpad21:14
QuintasanAlso I think signing Code of Conduct is a veru good idea.21:15
QuintasanMayorA: more links for you :#21:15
Quintasanhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/GettingStarted21:15
MayorAoh oh ... lots to do before actually starting with work21:15
QuintasanMayorA: That's easy, the fun begins with packaging :321:16
MayorAI can imagine ;-)21:16
QuintasanWe make a extensive use of pbuilder21:16
QuintasanMayorA: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto21:16
QuintasanI'm afraid you will have to read it all :D21:16
MayorAMy wife will hate me for that ... ;-)21:17
QuintasanI started going trough MOTU Getting Started21:17
MayorAI will do that ...21:17
QuintasanMayorA: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=needs-packaging21:17
QuintasanMayorA: Enjoy :D21:17
MayorAbut when it will eventually get to the point of actually selecting a task ... will I have to contact somebody ...21:19
QuintasanMayorA: Hmm, I do it like this, pick a bug on LP, assing yourself to it, work on it, submit to REVU and wait for comments or advocates from MOTU's21:20
QuintasanMayorA: I started with packaging plasmoids, they are fairly easy and most time consuming part was determining license :)21:21
MayorAfine ... sounds reasonable21:21
MayorAlicense for what exactly ?21:22
apacheloggerQuintasan: that said, before applying for MOTU you should have at least done one debhelper only package21:22
apacheloggerMayorA: the source21:22
Quintasanokay... what? :O21:22
apacheloggerMayorA: proper licensing is non-trivial unless you know how it is done, but we'll get to that once you have something up on REVU ;-)21:22
apachelogger90% of the software out there is not properly licensed21:23
MayorAyes ... step after step ...21:23
apacheloggerQuintasan: rules, as it is meant to be without CDBS :P21:23
Quintasanomg, it's even possible?! :D21:23
MayorAI just thought that all what's developed for (K)Ubuntu is under GPL21:23
Monika|Kapachelogger: what's a debhelper-only package? in contrast to what other kind of package?21:23
apacheloggeroh man21:24
apacheloggerMonika|K: http://aplg.kollide.net/kubuntu/debian/rules21:24
apacheloggerthat is dh-only21:24
QuintasanMayorA: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuTutorialsDay21:24
QuintasanMayorA: You will be interested in those too :)21:24
apacheloggerMonika|K: take a look at any plasma-widget to see a cdbs using rules21:25
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Monika|Kdh-only is harder? better?21:25
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apacheloggerwell, you gotta have a bit of an understanding of makefiles to do dh-only21:25
apacheloggermostly cdbs is just a macro system that implements common debhelper stuff at a generic level, but since that doesn't always work (properly) you need to know on how to hook into cdbs, or implement the packaging from scratch21:26
Quintasanapachelogger: you showed me that and I thought "OMFG is I want to get into MOTU before end of the year I should start now. Maybe I will finish it before december"21:26
apacheloggerotherwise you are pretty screwed if cdbs fails for whatever reason21:26
Quintasanjust looking at it gives me a headache @_@21:26
apacheloggerlol21:27
apacheloggergrab some makefile intro and try to read that rules file, that might make it easier to understand ;-)21:27
Monika|Ktoo bad we only learnt how to build rpms in uni ... and I even forgot that21:28
MayorA(humble question: are you guys using IDEs or are you still fiddling around with vi ?)21:29
QuintasanMayorA: Vim ftw!21:29
MayorAoh lala21:30
Monika|KKDevelop21:30
MayorAMonika|K: is that state of the art for Kubuntu dev ?21:31
Monika|KI'd say21:31
MayorAI'll give it a try ... after having been used to Eclipse21:31
Monika|KYou can use Eclipse with the C++ plugins21:32
apacheloggervim is the state of the art :P21:32
MayorAYes ... that's what I have been doing ... just using eclipse for everything21:32
QuintasanPROTIP: Vim > *21:32
apacheloggerwell, visualstudio pwns them all anyway :P21:32
MayorAnever used VS since version 6.021:33
Monika|KIsn't that from that evil company ... what's its name?21:33
QuintasanMicro$oft21:33
apacheloggerstill the bets IDE21:34
Monika|K;-)21:34
apacheloggerbest even21:34
MayorAapachelogger: are you talking about VS or vim now ?? ;-)21:35
apacheloggerVS21:35
apacheloggerthough vim comes close to it ;-)21:35
MayorAreally? ... seems I have missed that one21:36
Quintasanmy secret sources say Vim > VS21:36
Quintasan:321:36
Quintasanbut Vim ain't IDE21:37
yuriyapachelogger: as long as you don't get near the designer I might just agree. but the winforms designer is evil21:37
apacheloggerwell, winforms are evil themselfs21:37
apacheloggerQuintasan: just tweak it a bit21:37
Quintasanurgh, talking about windows in #kubuntu-devel21:37
yuriynah not evil, just pathetic21:37
Quintasan:O21:38
apacheloggerQuintasan: IIRC there was a blog post on planet kde about tweaking it towards that some time ago21:38
MayorAQuintasan: you wrote "You need a GPG and SSH key uploaded to Launchpad" ... I am trying to figure out where I could possibly do such a thing21:51
Quintasanhttps://launchpad.net/~<yourusername>/+edit21:52
Quintasanapachelogger: to which section rockboxutility should belong?21:53
apacheloggerutils maybe21:53
dtchenMayorA: specifically, https://launchpad.net/~you/+editpgpkeys and https://launchpad.net/~you/+editsshkeys21:54
MayorAthanks thanks .... Oh my god ...21:54
MayorAI looked for a profile link or whatever21:54
MayorAbut never thought of clicking my nick at the top of the  page ...21:55
MayorA(it's getting late)21:55
Quintasanurgh22:01
Quintasanapachelogger: There is a shitload of contributors listed, can I put Rockbox Contributors and mail to their devel list or do I have to put some names?22:02
apacheloggertechnically all of them22:02
QuintasanO_O22:02
apacheloggerhowever, if there are really a billion of them you might consider piping it through licensecheck or whatever the script is called and use it's output22:03
apacheloggerthat is of course if everything is using the same license22:03
Quintasaneverything is under GPL 222:03
QuintasanGPL-2+ and UNKNOWN22:04
Quintasanah, GPL-222:05
apacheloggerthen you might use the piping22:06
QuintasanHURRDURR22:10
Quintasanno emails22:10
Quintasan>_<22:10
* smarter once spend days tracking all the names and emails of developers for a copyright file :p22:11
Quintasan-_-22:19
Quintasan./rbutilqt/zlib/zlib.h: zlib/libpng22:20
Quintasanand header says "All files in this archive are subject to the GNU General Public License"22:20
Quintasanthen I lol22:20
Quintasan'd22:20
Riddellhol guacamole, qt has built on every architecture, how did it manage that?22:30
davmor2Riddell: pure unadulterated will power22:31
QuintasanLet's party!22:31
Quintasankubotu: order cookies for everyone22:31
* kubotu is going to his secret storehouse to get cookies for everyone - might take some time.22:31
* kubotu is back and slides cookies down the bar to everyone22:31
Quintasankubotu: order vodka if (age>18)22:32
* kubotu slides vodka if (age>18) down the bar to Quintasan22:32
Quintasan:<22:32
* Quintasan failed22:32
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yuriythis bot is not legal in the US22:34
apacheloggerwho cares about the US anyway :P22:36
QuintasanWTF?22:44
macowtf what?22:44
Quintasandebuild complains about missing separator in default rules file :O22:44
macoRiddell: i wouldnt mind some of that guacamole, by the way..22:44
Quintasandebian/rules:22: *** missing separator (TAB instead 8 spaces?). Stop.22:45
macoand?22:45
Quintasanand I can't start building?22:45
Quintasaninserting TAB there doesn't help22:45
macoi think it saying you have an extra tab where you shouldnt22:46
Quintasanhmm, debuild -S -s -k$GPGKEY starts with clean and it fails because I didn't build it yet, how do I ommit clean?22:53
ScottK-nc23:06

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