[00:21] hi [00:22] knetworkmanager just broke for me... is that known issue ? should I investigate ? [00:25] there was a new version yesterday [00:25] Riddelll: I suspect this is the one I got today [00:29] sudo NetworkManager got network working for me again [00:29] has something to do with the new startup scripts i believe [00:35] Doc_exe: then network is the problem I guess [00:36] networkmanager, sorry, so knetworkmanager might not by the guilty :) [00:37] Riddelll: It is related to the chroots being broken. The stack of packages needs to be upgraded together, but as soon as the first one was published, the chroots died. [00:38] Tonio_: how did it break? ... I restarted earlier today to use the new version of knetworkmanager; and that one has worked much better than the previous snapshot [00:39] a|wen: according to the above it broke by upstart being broken [00:41] a|wen: it's not knetworkmanager in fact [00:41] a|wen: it's networkmanager that doesn't start [00:42] a|wen: and I'm really happy to see that knetworkmanager seems to do real progress right now :) [00:42] a|wen: I'll look into this networkmanager issue, but it should get fixed soon I guess [00:44] amarok + covers = broken :/ [00:44] well finds 1% of my covers... [00:45] Tonio_: How's kdebluetooth looking? [00:45] ScottK: like... crap [00:45] ScottK: there are some commits right now but it won't build... [00:45] Any less crap than before? [00:45] Oh. [00:45] ScottK: I'm testing on a regular basis [00:46] Cool. [00:46] ScottK: as soon as there is some binary, I'll tell you [00:46] OK. [00:46] * ScottK needs to go for dinner. [00:46] It has seen some love (from a new maintainer) in svn, so hopefully it'll get better [00:46] ScottK: hum svn: Target path does not exist [00:47] whoa, lag [00:47] ScottK: looks like it was moved over kde svn.... which means it's got an official maintainer, or was droped :) [00:47] Tonio_: okay ... well not-our-fault is good enough for this stage [00:47] Tonio_: yeah; it stopped crashing on resume ... and now works for WPA enterprise! [00:48] a|wen: oh cool, so enterprise is really fixed now? [00:48] Tonio_: folder was moved: http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/playground/network/kbluetooth/ [00:49] dropped the redundant 4 [00:49] JontheEchidna: i was connected using WPA-enterprise TTLS/PAP at my university today :) [00:49] :) [00:50] Tonio_: kdebluetooth crashes for me on every resume; so as soon as you have a new snapshot count me in for testing [00:50] I feel bad triaging KNM bugs without being able to test fixes, glad to hear it works now [00:50] Bugs aren't looking so bad, actually: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plasma-widget-networkmanagement [00:50] Not too many serious ones left, and most of the others are upstreamed [00:51] exactly ... it is looking pretty decent [00:51] Mobile broadband has never really worked well, so at least that's not a regression [00:51] is VPN still completely broken; or is it time to start testing that if i get the chance? [00:51] there has been efforts to fix that, too [00:52] s/has/have [00:52] latest upload fixes vpnc connections, purportedly (can't test myself) [00:53] a|wen: yeah [00:53] and openvpn connections should be working since a few updates ago. The only thing that's not there is pptp vpns [00:55] cool ... needs to find ways of testing some of that [01:02] a|wen: here is my issue with kdebluetooth [01:02] http://pastebin.ca/1567703 [01:03] a|wen: seen that already ? we probably have a packaging issue since we have the package, but cmake stuff lacks in it [01:04] a|wen: right, it should be fixed... that's a packaging issue [01:05] Tonio_: kdelibs-experimental contains the .so ... and probably also the uninstalled .cmake file [01:06] a|wen: it doesn't include the cmake file, we should add it to the -dev package [01:07] a|wen: I'm doing this right now [01:07] :) [01:08] I don't know anymore... [01:08] I cannot for the life of me figure out this filepicker bug... [01:09] there is voodoo magic that I just don't understand... [01:12] shtylman: have you tried clearing the cache+tmp and re-login? just to be sure that it isn't that kind of magic happening [01:13] a|wen: how do I clear? and you can try this yourself...open openoffice and open the filedialog ... with oxygen style there is no text near checkboxes or any right click menu...but with other styles there is! [01:17] I am just at a loss for what could be causing this...also...there is no "new folder" in the right click context menu... [01:17] also...no idea... [01:18] shtylman: okay, i agree ... that looks amazingly odd [01:18] yea...and I have NO IDEA why it happens...nor have the slightest clue where to really start digging... [01:19] this is a high priority bug for me... and I have no idea :) [01:20] looks to be the completely wrong menu showing [01:22] that is one problem... and then another is with the text when using oxygen... [01:22] I just ... *sigh* .. [01:22] many hours spent trying little things to no avail... [01:25] pretty annoying when that happens [01:27] yea...very === rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk [01:33] ScottK: any idea if there will be a way to fix the brokenness? I.e. via live disk and chroot or do I need a re-install? [01:33] * a|wen goes to bed ... 'night ppl [01:33] I think it's fixable, but I didn't follow the details. Read the #ubuntu-devel logs for hints. [01:33] Good night a|wen [01:33] ty ScottK. I'll look [01:36] Tonio_: I think that means it got a real maintainer. IIRC from ML discussion he was going to look into the Solid stuff too. [01:41] ScottK: yup afaik, the main problem for the UI is that the solid backend is very light atm [01:42] So progress at least. How much, we'll see. [01:43] ScottK: should all uploads fix a bug right now ? even if it's just a list-missing issue in a package fixed ? [01:43] Tonio_: For Main? [01:44] yep [01:44] For Main, don't upload anything that doesn't fix a bug milestoned for Alpha 6 and even then ask first. [01:44] I suspect that after today's chroot bustage they'll be grumpy about extra uploads. [01:45] It's already after we usually have the first test ISOs and we're no where close. [01:45] ScottK: I wasn't expecting to upload anything right now :) [01:45] ScottK: just that cause the freeze policy seems very.... changing, I'm asking :) [01:45] ScottK: what's the correct process to chroot in live env under ubuntu? I have the partitions mounted, and I thought 'chroot /mnt was all I needed, but I think I need something else. yes/no? [01:45] OK. After Alpha 6 is out, you can upload any bugfix that doesn't break the U/I freeze. [01:46] rgreening: No idea. [01:46] crap [01:46] ScottK: but I need to declare the bug, right ? [01:46] that's my concern :) [01:46] Tonio_: It doesn't need to be an LP bug, it can just be an issue in the package. [01:46] s/declare/write [01:46] kk [01:46] No. [01:46] For a new bugfix release from upstream, that you need a LP bug for (for documentation) [01:47] 6 month ago we had too... well maybe it was just post beta, but I seem to remember it was straight after the feature freeze [01:47] * ScottK doesn't think so, but who knows. [01:47] ScottK: yeah that the standard ffe [01:47] let's say I'm tired [01:47] hmm... apparantly that works... I just can't run ifconfig or route to verify network. haha [01:47] No, bugfix release doesn't need an FFe, just the bug to document it. [01:48] You write the bug, but it doesn't need approval. === jonathan__ is now known as jjesse [02:12] ScottK: I posted the chroot recovery on my blog (http://roderick-greening.blogspot.com) [02:12] nixternal: ^ [02:13] Nice. [02:13] so i DON'T EVER FORGET IT :) [02:13] oops caps [02:13] dam... still got borked system even after updating in chroot [02:13] grrr [02:22] evening [02:27] does on screen notification work with the kde 4 version of konversation? [02:37] screen notification? [02:38] like, when somebody pings you it pops up in a KDE notification? [02:38] the OSD that was broke earlier, looks like it now works [02:40] apachelogger: anyone ok my new package? [02:43] ok, recovered my system. lots of errors about udev stuff though.. [02:43] whew [02:44] heh [02:46] this openoffice bug might have to be resolved very late in the cycle... [03:54] ping nixternal [03:55] nixternal: unable to find /kubuntu/advanced-topics on my netbook edition [03:55] nixternal: looks like in my branch advanced-topics is missing [04:41] Riddell: a bit of reduncancy in the koffice announcement [04:44] the one on the dot === jussi01_ is now known as eviljussi01 [09:07] shtylman: pardon? [10:37] waa, oversized CDs [10:40] and totally borked karmic updates :( [12:34] uh oversized DVDs [12:35] apachelogger: you said someone had to review the new binaries... [12:35] for kubuntu-installer-style [12:43] shtylman: there's nothing in the queue for review [12:43] has it been uploaded? [12:44] Riddelll: how do I get it uploaded? does it have to be added to the trunk of the package first? [12:53] upgrade your android once a day and you shall be happy [12:53] :) [12:53] shtylman: well yes, surely you've seen it done lots [12:54] * apachelogger thinks a graphic of the whole process would sure be useful [12:54] shtylman: evan or whoever will merge into trunk, package it up and upload [12:54] will still take some days though, currently we are freezing for alpha6 [12:55] uhhh [12:55] new android market [12:55] sweet [12:55] apachelogger: hey there's gonna be a re-spin I can feel it in my water ;) [12:56] Oo [12:56] now that is sick [12:57] did I point out that the computer-janitor UI is quite uglish? [12:57] should we port it, it sure has to be way different from the GTK thingy [12:57] though I have no clue how exaclty it should look :) [12:58] apachelogger: it does a dirty job do you really need it to be pretty too? [12:58] lol [12:58] usable at the very least [12:58] first I saw the UI, I was like, uh, eh, what to do? [12:58] hm [12:59] anyone using kile? [12:59] bug 430666 shoudl be fix0red according to upstream changelog [12:59] Launchpad bug 430666 in kile "Kile ViewPDF doesn't offer system PDF viewer" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430666 [13:01] apachelogger: I used it for a while [13:01] Riddelll: ok...I got that, evan wanted me to ask if it would get a freeze exception before merging though...thats what my inquiry is about... [13:02] oh [13:02] emonkey: was misparsing the bug anyway [13:03] * apachelogger patches xdg-open support in [13:03] k :) [13:03] although [13:03] shtylman: yes I can grant that, you'd need to open a bug asking for it [13:03] then we would have to do that for all the View thingies [13:03] don't like that [13:03] * apachelogger wont fix that [13:04] Riddelll: I was going to say if you hurry it might make the next round of re-spins [13:05] gotcha [13:07] * apachelogger starts spinning alright [13:07] Riddelll: you know any kde developer I can poke about this openoffice bug? I just don't understand the strange filepicker behavior... [13:08] uh [13:09] kile snapshot aint got no translations [13:11] shtylman: what bug? filepicker probably is dfaure [13:14] shtylman: what bug? filepicker probably is dfaure [13:18] any ppa with intel 2.8.1 for jaunty round? 2.6.3 isn't useable and 2.7.1 still bugs me... [13:40] ScottK: ping [13:41] freinhard: This might be something: https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/drivers-only [13:46] So, are things safe to reboot w/ the latest updates? [14:00] agateau: Pong [14:00] ScottK: do you use a specific branch for packaging Quassel? [14:01] agateau: It's the standard Kubuntu bzr branch on LP. [14:01] ScottK: I mean in the upstream git [14:02] agateau: There is a libindicate branch, but your stuff was (accidentally) merged into git head, so you should work from that. [14:02] apachelogger: I think a|wen uses kile. [14:02] ScottK: ok, that's what I started to do [14:02] ScottK: no kubuntu branch or something then [14:02] Nope. [14:03] The libindicate branch for you was the only time I've pulled from anything other than head. [14:03] ok [14:03] Once they release 0.5, there will be a branch for that, but that's a bit off yet. === rickspencer3-afk is now known as rickspencer3 === m4v is now known as kubot [14:22] * apachelogger giggles [14:22] ReleaseScript::Release = mom; ReleaseScript::Application = dad [14:22] obviously mom does all the work :P === kubot is now known as m4v [14:36] apachelogger: heh like in real live [14:36] lol [14:37] aight :D [14:38] hm [14:38] that is all getting ugly [14:39] ReleaseScript::L10n -> ReleaseScript::AbstractReleaseL10n -> ReleaseScript::AbstractRelease -> ReleaseScript::AbstractVcs [14:52] uhh [14:53] taglib 1.6 [14:53] sweet [14:53] we should get a list with stuff to do for 10.04 [14:53] taglib 1.6 would be one of them :D [14:57] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBRFkLKRwFw [14:59] IIRC it's being packaged in Debian, so we should get it for free. [15:00] I'd have thought so [15:01] ScottK: it replaces taglib-extras for the better part [15:01] so whether to ship that by default is to be evaluated [15:10] Greetings [15:11] I'm wondering if anyone else have a bug to do with Karmic not picking up on any USB/Firewire drives being plugged in? [15:11] If not, how can I report this please? [15:13] jgjones: Karmic? [15:13] Yes [15:14] That area is getting seriously re-engineered this week, so it's not suprising. [15:14] I'd wait and see if it works after the Alpha 6 release and if it's not working then, then let us know. [15:14] Ah OK then...so I'll hold off until after that and if still a problem, report it? [15:14] Yes. [15:14] No worries I'll do that, thanks for letting me know. [15:32] jgjones: I have the same issue [15:32] :) [15:36] any idea on how to get shit working today? my netbook is working cuz it isn't using encrypted drives [15:37] nixternal: hurry up and wait? :D [15:38] if that is the answer, as you are the only one who has responded thus far today, then i will wait a week and come back...don't expect docs for karmic, updated kairmode, or anything else I was working on [15:39] I am getting ready to go on a month long cycling trip, and stuff has to get done...I am tired of the Ubuntu guys saying "It is karmic, what did you expect" [15:39] nixternal do you know what happened to advanced topics portion of help, can't find an advanced-topics.xml [15:39] nixternal: it's been being worked on all morning by all accounts [15:41] jjesse: I might have ripped it out becasue it was blank...i noticed i was working in 2 different spots as there are kubuntu-docs/karmic branches everywhere [15:41] so I take it the next beta isn't going to be released on time? [15:42] nixternal: ok [15:47] nixternal: Ask Keybuk if he needs a test case for encrypted drive debugging on #ubuntu-devel is what I'd do if you're in a hurry. [15:49] i would, but he is gone :/ [15:50] rgreening is the expert on recovery here, AFAIK. [15:50] thus far I have tried just about everything [15:50] init=/bin/bash, live usb [15:56] haha [15:56] nixternal: did you read my blog on planet :) [15:57] nixternal: I believe in #ubuntu-devel there was some discussion on recovering encryped drive [16:09] Riddell: just released a new version of libindicate-qt as well as updated patches for Konversation, KMail, Kopete and Quassel [16:10] Actually for Quassel I am going to ping the upstream devs directly I think [16:11] Yes. Please. [16:11] agateau: little bug i saw with the indicator yesterday -- on a default setup with no applications running, if i click the icon, i just get a funny little 10x5 pixel or so tab above it [16:11] agateau: ok, that'll have to wait until after tomorrow's alpha for upload [16:12] Riddell: oh ok [16:12] yuriy: This is fixed in bzr, [16:12] yuriy: reminds me I need to release a new version of the plasmoid as well :) [16:23] ScottK: new libknotification and kdebluetooth on my ppa [16:24] Nice. [16:24] ScottK: I couldn't test the build cause I'm on a fresh new computer and deboostrap cannot install right now... [16:24] so no pbuilder [16:24] * Tonio_ finally managed to buy a thinkpad, which I wanted for 10 years :) [16:25] canada is cheap compared to france on that point, and so because of the conversation, it was very cheap :) [16:25] anyone know where's the upstream link to gettext-kde package? [16:26] happyaron: should have been in the control file, but I don't see it.... lemme look [16:27] happyaron: ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/devel/gettext-kde/gettext-0.10.35-kde.tar.gz [16:27] happyaron: when you need this information, you can generally apt-get source for your package, and look in debian/copyright or debien/control [16:27] Tonio_: do you know where can I find it's bug tracker, use bugs.kde.org? [16:28] happyaron: as this is officially kde, I'd say yes [16:28] Tonio_: thanks [16:29] Tonio_: plz invite ubuntu-dev to the kdesudo hackers team [16:29] happyaron: yw :) [16:29] or add me [16:29] even better, both :D [16:29] happyaron: it's not used any more, that's for KDE 3 only [16:29] apachelogger: right, just seen your email [16:29] apachelogger: I'll probably add kubnutu-dev instead no ? [16:30] we dont have an kubuntu dev team on launchpad [16:30] Riddelll: oh, thanks [16:30] apachelogger: I don't see the point is the 'ubuntu-dev" group :) [16:30] apachelogger: well kubuntu-members then :) [16:30] apachelogger: need to commit changes ? [16:30] Tonio_: the point being that I, as core dev, can crap out the package in ubuntu yet I cannot bzr push to the branch [16:31] which is IMHO a permission flux since however does the next version needs to merge the upload done to ubuntu thus increasing his work load [16:31] yup [16:32] apachelogger: right, let's add ubuntu-dev then [16:32] so since non-kubuntu devs can upload a new kdesudo to ubuntu it also makes sense that they can push their changes directly to the branch, thus ubuntu dev or at least coredev should be member of the kdesudo team :) [16:32] Tonio_: k :) [16:32] apachelogger: you're in [16:33] * apachelogger looks for his torchwood dvds [16:33] Tonio_: thx [16:33] Tonio_: btw, is it common to create a new upstream release when doing changes? especially such that only affect the debian dir [16:33] apachelogger: ubuntu-dev invited, have to wait for the team admin to approve [16:33] * apachelogger converted to update-alternatives [16:34] apachelogger: for debian, I tend not to [16:34] ok [16:34] apachelogger: just commit and next real upload will do the trick [16:34] *nod* makes sense :) [16:34] apachelogger: the thing is that kdesudo is commonly used on gentoo, debian, and a few other distros, so basically any code fix may require a new upstream release [16:35] apachelogger: in this case ping me, I'll do it, since I publish on kde-apps [16:35] ok [16:54] rgreening: ya, and that discussion wasn't productive at all concerning encrypted drives [16:54] it seems all I can do is debug [17:01] w00t, I finally worked around these buggers === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:01] ScottK: that architect with the SAMBA issue that Canonical forwarded to me...SSH FTW! 2 minutes and it was fixed :) [18:02] nixternal: Good for you. [18:07] ScottK: are we going to have to change /etc/init.d/kdm for upstart or no? [18:08] No idea. I'd ask Riddelll. [18:08] I think you just did :) [18:08] Yup. [18:08] apachelogger: as I anticipated :) Invitation to ubuntu-dev declined by pitti [18:09] lol [18:09] Tonio_: what are you trying to do? [18:09] nixternal: bah nothing :) [18:09] you are up to something... pitti just doesn't decline for the fun of it :p [18:09] just apachelogger suggested me to invite ubnutu-dev to kdesudo project.... which seemed strange to me ): [18:09] :) [18:10] looks like as wasn't that wrong [18:10] ahh, haha [18:14] nixternal: not long ago keybuk said he'd do it if we reminded him [18:15] nixternal: I was looking at that yesterday [18:15] Riddelll: I think you need to add one more 'l' to your nick :p [18:15] nixternal: ouy kdm init script is a little more complicated than the average init [18:15] Tonio_: ya, I have been looking at it all morning [18:15] nixternal: can be done of course, but it's not that easy :) [18:16] so maybe we should do it for him cause I suspect keybuk will not figure out if something breaks [18:16] whats this about? [18:16] * apachelogger is wondering when our kdm init script became complicate though :P [18:17] Tonio_: I can take a glance and see how much work it would be...supposedly they did gdm faily easily and their init script wasn't the easiest iirc [18:20] Riddelll: any progress in cleaning up ksplashx patch.... [18:22] rgreening: it no longer runs when using autologin [18:22] Is something up with PyQt? ImportError: /usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/PyQt4/QtGui.so [18:22] New version uploaded yesterday. [18:22] it's b0rked [18:22] no working usb-creator-kde now :( [18:22] nixternal: the kdmrc options on the fly is the trick [18:23] also it looks like ubuntu uses xsplash with usplash for easy transition to gdm [18:23] should we do the same ? [18:23] Tonio_: ya, I was just noticing that [18:23] We already do. [18:23] ScottK, Riddelll: PyQt4 is giving me undefined symbol: _Z29qt_set_sequence_auto_mnemonicb [18:23] usplash is broken atm so I can't test, I've installed xplash and will let you guys know :) [18:23] ScottK: hu ? [18:23] Don't we already use xsplash-kde? [18:24] ScottK: I see no xsplash-kde [18:24] ScottK: and xsplash doesn't rdepends on kubuntu-desktop... [18:24] rgreening: It may be the new version is binary incompatible. Could you rebuild against the new python-qt4 and see if it helps? [18:25] Tonio_: ksplashx? [18:27] ScottK: no such package afaics [18:27] OK. Ask Riddelll where it's hiding then. [18:28] ScottK: apt-cache show kubuntu-desktop | grep --color splash [18:28] ScottK: nothing except the old loved usplash [18:28] Riddelll: any plans on that point or should I test xsplash [18:34] ScottK: shouldn't reinstalling the .py from the deb generate new .pyc's [18:34] Tonio_: ksplashx is part of kde [18:34] builtin [18:35] nm... [18:35] I think I misread conversation [18:35] lol [18:37] Tonio_, ScottK the way i understood it, kubuntu's implementation of xsplash just uses ksplashx, which is part of kdebase(?) so it's just a patch to kdm, no extra package [18:37] ScottK: woudln't that be python-qt4 vs qt4.6 issue... [18:38] yuriy: bah afaics it doesn't work as nicelly as xsplash [18:39] yuriy: I still get a fallback to TTY between usplash and kdm [18:39] rgreening: No. Due to SIP insanity, as I understand it, pretty much every new build of python-qt4 is BIC. [18:39] Tonio_: I don't. [18:39] yuriy: isn't ksplashx only for kdm to desktop transition ? [18:39] ScottK: maybe you're just lucky :) [18:39] ScottK: I don't understand [18:40] rgreening: I don't know the details. NCommander can probably explain. [18:40] ScottK, yuriy: in any case I don't see how can a kdm patch fix the usplash-kdm transition... [18:40] maybe we should use xsplash too [18:40] Tonio_: I'm pretty sure Riddelll has a plan, just not recalling the details. [18:40] ScottK: yep, that's why I asked :) [18:40] ScottK: http://pastebin.ca/1568600 [18:41] ScottK: changelog for kdebluetooth :) [18:41] Riddelll: any suggestion on how I can make python-qt4 work again [18:41] the guy mostly refactors the code, but seems very active :) [18:41] ScottK: I'll look at solid backend changes too, as most of his work should be on the backend side atm [18:41] but that sounds good, especially with knetworkmanager now starting to work decently... [18:42] Cool. If that would work, I could dump blueman and a stack of Gnome stuff off my netbook. [18:42] looks like kde4.4 will eventually be what I consider a mature desktop, feature complete [18:43] hum looks like knetworkmanager doesn't like when networkmanager restarts :/ [18:45] ScottK: also about web browsers.... waiting for arora to come out with adblock, I'm right now packaging opera for medibuntu [18:45] ScottK: not perfect, but lots of ubuntu users do use it so.... [18:45] ScottK: cause I've seen that firefox installere we have... so damned bad not to be able to install it the standard way [18:46] most people won't notice the installer and will get 75% of gnome to use it... [18:46] that sucks... especially since that could be fixed in the packaging... [18:46] Arora 0.9.1 or higher will have adblock. Icefox has a release almost ready.. so it will be in the next iso release :) [18:47] rgreening: oh ? that fast ? nice ;) [18:47] rgreening: what about passwords storage ? [18:47] rgreening: among all the features most users will want to use, this is the last missing [18:47] * ScottK remembers he is away (working) and stops looking at IRC. [18:48] wallet support too. but not kwallet yet === rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk [18:55] Riddelll: I think we need a rebuild of bindings for use with the new python-qt4 as they are BIC at the moment. This is what NCommander suggests may solve the current breakage. thoughts? [18:55] ty NCommander :) [18:58] rgreening: basic wallet support is pretty sufficient [18:58] rgreening: I use opera and that's okay for me [19:01] hrmm, getting kdm to start) shouldn't be difficult honestly with upstart [19:03] pyqt really breaks binary compatibility every bugfix release? ouch. [19:04] heh, I am in pyqt4 hell myself [19:09] me too, sort of. i was trying to fix apport-kde on sunday. actually i had a question for you [19:09] no questions for me! [19:09] nixternal: you used sys.exit(0) for cancel in apport-kde, was that because of hanging or segfaulting? [19:09] I have to start charging for questions [19:09] segfaulting [19:09] dang. [19:09] should have been a # FIXME when shit works again [19:10] that was only temporarily iirc [19:11] unfortunately that bug is still not fixed. can't tell if it's pyqt's or qt's fault either [19:12] * rgreening hates bindings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [19:12] yuriy: i thought it was fixed...though I need to see how I am doing it in kairmode...it might have been because of the sillyness with a KMessageBox or something.... [19:12] might need a do not close on last window added [19:16] anyone know how to solve this bug 428365 [19:16] Launchpad bug 428365 in ubuntu "Karmic Koala Alpha 5. Desktop does not start, freezes the boot screen" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/428365 [19:27] nixternal: it was sort of fixed. it's hanging instead, if it goes down a code path that doesn't cancel and sys.exit [19:27] app.exit() doesn't work? [19:27] oh, it has to return 0, and I think doing 'sys.exit(app.exec_())' didn't return 0, even when it should of [19:28]