=== rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk [00:22] Huh, I guess kdebindings didn't get merged this cycle. Or last cycle for that matter [00:45] JontheEchinda: I've never managed to merge it, it's so fragile it just breaks [00:46] unfortunately :( [00:46] anybody who's touched it runs away screaming in pain [00:48] try eclipse [01:06] * ScottK has tried to merge it (bindings) too [03:00] dtchen: www.eclipse.org - binaries, much simpler :p [03:48] Riddelll: It looks like libepub-dev and libepub0 on powerpc did not get promoted along with the other archs, so kdegraphics is depwait on powerpc. Would you please promote them? [04:09] Riddelll: Also i386 live CD is oversized. I looked at the seeds and didn't have any great ideas. [04:12] ScottK: did the dbg syms get removed from Amarok? that would help if they have not,,, [04:12] No idea. [04:12] Good question though. [04:13] I think that was what Jontheechidna was saying the other day [06:01] Riddelll: Thank You for fixing the kdebase-workspace-data build issue. [06:16] Riddelll: or whomever is responsible for kpresenter youve got a slight packaging error: [06:16] Unpacking replacement kpresenter-data ... [06:16] dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/kpresenter-data_1%3a1.6.3-7ubuntu9_all.deb (--unpack): [06:16] trying to overwrite '/usr/share/pixmaps/kpresenter.xpm', which is also in package kpresenter-kde4 1:2.0.2-2ubuntu1 [06:18] (on karmic) [06:29] hiho [06:33] Hi [06:33] jussi01: Which Koffice package? [06:34] kpresenter-data? [06:34] skreech: read again? :D [06:35] Sorry version [06:35] * jussi01 points up.... [06:37] !info kpresenter-data karmic [06:37] kpresenter-data (source: koffice): data files for KPresenter presentation program. In component main, is optional. Version 1:1.6.3-7ubuntu9 (karmic), package size 1858 kB, installed size 3848 kB [06:37] ok [06:37] /var/cache/apt/archives/kpresenter-data_1%3a1.6.3-7ubuntu9_all.deb [07:02] Yeah Was just checking on something === santiago-pgsql is now known as foursixnine [09:10] yay, DVDs aren't oversized! [09:12] ScottK: CDs have language packs on now so that can be shoved about to fix oversizing [09:12] * Riddelll does so [10:20] Riddelll: it seems latest Konversation does not have the indicator configuration ui [10:20] Riddelll: can you confirm this on your machine? [10:33] agateau: not currently, I'm testing upgrades [10:33] Riddelll: ok [10:34] rebuilding from source seems to bring it back though, [10:34] so maybe it was an issue with the build machine [11:21] hi all [11:21] since the latest karmic update my sblive sound output seems broken [11:21] can't play anything [11:26] hm with pulseaudio it works === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:14] thanks for including taglib 1.6 and the new taglib-extras :) [12:14] works fine with amarok 2.2 [12:25] agateau: where should I see MI configuration in konversation? as a separate "tab" in Settings -> Configure Konversation ? [12:39] Riddelll: there should be an item near the osd item in the tree on the left [12:42] agateau: I agree it's not there [12:42] agateau: recompiling does no good either [12:42] all the patches are applied though [12:42] strange, [12:42] agateau: what version did you recompile? [12:43] it fixed it here [12:43] 1.2~beta1 [12:44] agateau: how did you recompile it? just with debuild? [12:44] Riddell: no, I was getting ready to hack on it, [12:44] so I applied the patches with quilt and build it manually [12:55] agateau: I can't get it to appear even doing what you say, quilt manually and compiling by hand [12:55] is there some build dep it's missing? [12:55] it says -- found indicate-qt, version 0.2.1 [12:56] should be good then [12:56] I copied the debian/ dir from bzr, maybe it's fixed there? [13:01] Real quick question, when something is fixed upstream, should it be marked as fix commited on LP's ubuntu package? or wait till it hits ubuntu? [13:01] Im asking re: bug 375745 [13:01] Launchpad bug 375745 in pioneers "unable to register clients with pioneers-server in jaunty" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/375745 [13:02] has anyone tested the new kbluetooth? http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kbluetooth?content=112110 [13:03] jussi01: I think ideally it would be linked to an upstream bug and that marked as fix comitted [13:03] but you'd need to ask a bug squad type to know [13:03] jussi01: i would use "triaged" in that case [13:04] a|wen-dtu: we have 0.4~beta1b in the archive, tonio put it there, no idea if it works or if kblueplugd is needed [13:04] a|wen-dtu: I dont want to step on anyones toes, hence Im asking (I didnt put it like it is, so Im wondering on what the normal course of action is) [13:06] Riddell: ahh, cool ... time to test how good things work now, when i get home [13:08] a|wen-dtu: do let us know what you find [13:09] jussi01: afaics jechidna does it that way, so i've adopted that ... but many teams have different approaches [13:11] Riddelll: Did you get a chance to look at promoting libepub-dev and libepub0 on powerpc so kdegraphics can build? [13:15] ScottK: oh no, hang on [13:16] ScottK: done [13:16] Riddelll: Thanks. [13:35] agateau: seen bug 436088? Seems to crash updating the message indicator [13:35] Launchpad bug 436088 in kdepim "kmail crashed with SIGSEGV in QString::replace()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/436088 [13:36] also, good morning guys :) [13:36] looking at it [13:36] morning JontheEchinda [13:38] agateau: well it's something to do with 0004-Make-dependency-on-indicate-qt-optional.diff, if I disable that it works [13:38] I'll upload it with that disabled for beta [13:39] Riddell: ok thanks [13:39] will look at this patch more closely [13:41] agateau: you said it worked for you so maybe you have a newer version of something (kdelibs, cmake?) than kubuntu karmic does [13:41] Riddelll: don't think so, but will investigate [13:46] Riddelll: well I'm going to consul to apply for a visa [13:46] Ridelll: Just a quick thank you. After the fixes built and propagated my desktop was operational again this morning. [13:47] in worst case I won't use it [13:48] Quintasan: where are you based? [13:49] kjeldahl: phew [13:49] Riddelll: Poland [13:49] * kjeldahl grins [13:50] agateau: I don't suppose you know of a way to make a kconf_update script run only after another kconf_update script has run? [13:50] Riddelll: you don't suppose well :/ [13:51] Riddelll: I'm going out, brb [13:55] back :p [13:56] * Quintasan|Szel has few packages planned to go into 10.04 === flacoste_afk is now known as flacoste [14:01] Riddelll: when you have time, I released a new libindicate-qt, which should help KDE applications running on GNOME [14:01] nothing urgent though [14:02] agateau: after beta then [14:05] ok [14:46] shtylman: any update on bug 424132 ? [14:46] Launchpad bug 424132 in openoffice.org "[kubuntu] OOo KDE file dialog is utterly broken." [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/424132 [14:48] yuriy: do you know if apport got fixed? [14:51] Riddelll: new kmail patchset, [14:51] should fix bug 436088 [14:52] Launchpad bug 436088 in kdepim "kmail crashed with SIGSEGV in QString::replace()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/436088 [14:52] agateau: is this important for beta? [14:53] Riddelll: I think so [14:53] ok I'll update [14:53] I could not reproduce unfortunately, but quite a few people reported crash on startup [14:53] was wondering if it was simpler for you to have one big patch, or separate smaller ones? [14:55] well smaller ones are nicer until they start overlapping each other [14:56] either way is fine though [14:57] I kept them small because I believe it's easier to review for upstream, [14:57] but they overlap a lot [14:58] since I automated a bit the patchset generation, I could easily generate splitted and solid patches at once, if it's useful [15:01] I think it's fine as it is with split ones [15:03] ok [15:17] nixternal: Around? (if not, disregard) [15:18] Riddelll: the first part of the fix got applied afaik. still haven't tested if the pyqt problem is fixed [15:19] ryanakca: ya [15:22] nixternal: OK. I'm trying to see if I could get you to give an ack on getting the kubuntu wiki theme onto help.ubuntu.com/community instead of waiting for mdke to show up. Just a sec [15:23] haha, right... matt is gonna be afk a bit since he lost irc on his server host [15:26] nixternal: *twiddles while waiting*, oh, and Re: your GTD blog post... have you tried yokadi ? I'm sure agateau could give you a great marketing speel on it. I like it. [15:26] :) [15:27] yokadi..that's what that one was called [15:27] is that the cli one? [15:27] I remember trying it when it first came out [15:28] nixternal: Yes [15:28] doesn't support multiple machines yet :/ [15:28] might have to check it out again...I have been using todo.sh which isn't to shabby [15:28] agateau: that's fine, as it run it on my server that I am constantly ssh'd into [15:29] give it a try then! [15:29] though, i really want something i can use my blackberry with as well...and it seems all of the gui apps that will allow that, are just to much [15:29] though I can ssh into my server with my blackberry too :) [15:33] 15:32 < pitti> Riddelll: ubuntu-bug works fine on KNE for me; I get an "ICE default IO handler error" thing on stderr, but it collects info, uploads to LP, opens brwoser [15:33] yuriy: ^^ [15:34] so that's sorted [15:37] Riddelll: but does the process still hang afterwards? [15:39] allow me to cross channel paste that [15:40] 15:38 < pitti> hm, it just goes back to the terminal [15:40] 15:38 < pitti> as it should [15:40] yuriy: any further questions you can ask yourself on #ubuntu-desktop :) [15:44] is anyone affected by bug #428662 here? [15:44] Launchpad bug 428662 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "kdm crashes system on logout" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/428662 [15:45] Riddelll: well, great then [15:45] tseliot: moi === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter [15:46] Riddelll: can you test the package in my PPA, please? https://launchpad.net/~albertomilone/+archive/x-testing/+packages [15:50] trying [15:50] thanks [15:54] tseliot: it stops X crashing [15:54] I don't get back to KDM though, but I think that's another bug [15:55] Riddelll: do you get a black screen? [15:55] black screen with mouse cursor [15:56] right, I can reproduce the same behaviour here [15:57] tseliot: but that's KDE bug I believe, and having fixed the X bug we can start to look at that one [15:57] Riddelll: ok, can you add a comment in the bug report and maybe add a task for kdm, please? [15:58] * tseliot agrees that it doesn't look like an X bug [15:58] JontheEchinda: do you know the bug number for failing to complete logout? [15:59] oh! there was one, actually [15:59] apparently kdm should be trying to restart itself even if X does crash [16:00] bug 432521 [16:00] Launchpad bug 432521 in kdebase-workspace "kdm does not restart X server (that crashed on logout)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/432521 [16:00] well that's not what I'm looking for, it doesn't crash now with tseliot's fix :) [16:01] all others, when investigated, had X crashing and were redirected to -intel [16:03] * nixternal notes that with the upstart script he wrote, you can log out successfully [16:03] Tonio_ can verify that as well [16:03] nixternal: did you pass that by keybuk? [16:03] it is rough and I wanted to pass it by you first [16:03] it is really just the meat and potatos of the init.d script, just inside an upstart script [16:04] thing is...i can't remember wth I put it [16:05] * nixternal notes grepping #kubuntu-devel for upstart starts in 2006 :/ [16:05] nixternal: I didn't notice any trouble indeed... [16:05] tseliot: will you upload this now? [16:06] nixternal: any reason for not going with your upstart script by default ? [16:06] nixternal: I'm not really the expert on converting init.d to upstart [16:06] Riddelll: if you're referring to my fix, then yes [16:06] tseliot: let me know when it's up and I can approve it [16:07] http://paste.ubuntu.com/272479/ [16:07] there it is :) [16:07] Riddelll: great, thanks, let me attach a debdiff [16:08] keybuk and I discussed adding some feature to it, but I will have to query him for more info on that, but it does work right now [16:08] thank god I found that pastebin link, as it was on my desktop which I reformatted yesterday :) [16:09] I know the author part is incorrect, so that can be moved...I found out you can't leave those tags blank, otherwise the script doesn't work :) [16:10] nixternal: Hmmm... think that the background gradient on the pages should be longer? It fits fully in my browser window... but on long pages, you end up with just a light blue background when you scroll down a window's worth... Maybe make it smoother/more gradual? [16:10] ryanakca: that is up to you...it doesn't bother me to be honest..but if you can make it prettier, I am always down for that :) [16:11] *nod* [16:11] Riddelll: The wikitheme is now applied on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ :D [16:13] Riddelll: ok, done [16:21] tseliot: uploaded [16:22] Riddelll: thanks a lot :-) [16:22] I think it's you who should be thanked [16:27] ;) [16:51] nixternal: did you find the KDM upstart-ification? [16:52] he pastebin'd it a few minutes ago [16:53] so he did [17:10] * rgreening wishes my usb sticjk would start magically working again... stupid hal/devkit/udev/mountall silliness with this Acer 6930... [17:16] nixternal: so what do I need to do to get this upstart script working? [17:16] I put it in /etc/init/kdm.conf but nothing happens [17:16] Tonio_: do you know? [17:20] Riddelll: you need to add a link for kdm in /etc/init.d/ to point to /lib/init/upstart-job [17:20] /etc/init.d/kdm -> /lib/init/upstart-job [17:20] done that too [17:20] and yes, /etc/init/kdm.conf [17:21] and delete the kdm link in /etc/rc2.d ? [17:21] I didn't delete that when I tried iirc [17:23] argh kontact doesn't nothing but crash [17:23] nixternal: there was a kdepim upload a couple of hours ago [17:23] * nixternal checks [17:52] Riddelll: you need to create a /etc/init.d/kdm link pointing to /lib/init/upstart-job [17:52] Riddelll: then it'll be started and kdm.conf is used [18:02] I also need a copy of nixternal's script that hasn't been mangled with windows lineendings by a stupid pastebin [18:02] Riddelll: you can select the raw version there that removes the lines :) [18:03] http://paste.ubuntu.com/272479/plain/ [18:03] no it still adds Windows line endings [18:03] even if you save it? [18:03] yes [18:03] which seems to confuse upstart [18:03] interesting [18:03] almost all pastebins do that, it's very annoying [18:04] fix it now for you [18:08] Riddelll: http://www.nixternal.com/files/kdm.conf [18:09] sed -i 's/^M//g' kdm [18:09] :) [18:10] sed is your frined [18:10] friend even [18:10] to late :p [18:11] assuming the CTRL-M is the issue (of course use CTRL+V CTRL+M to make the nice ^M [18:11] haha [18:23] dos2unix? [18:24] in the package tofrodos! [18:24] what package provides the global keyboard shortcuts? On one system I see Amarok, Chokoq, etc.. on my other, nada... bizarre [18:25] lo no se [18:42] vorian: ping [19:33] kdm upstart-ified, let me know of any problems when it appears on the archive mirrors please [19:42] cool [19:46] Riddelll: I take it that it worked for you then? [19:50] nixternal: after some hackering [19:51] Riddelll: what kind of hackering? [20:13] is kmail super-crashy for anyone else today? [20:14] maco: yup [20:14] yeah... me 2 [20:15] well at least there's solidarity [20:15] I stopped using it...I was going to play around with it for a while to try a new workflow...needless to say, I have gone back to Mutt..just can't beat Mutt I don't think [20:23] nixternal: ouch http://identi.ca/notice/10734152 [20:23] (also: and so does his theme so ni!) [20:23] heh, that is a stupid user who hasn't looked at their packaging, nor the patches that came from...umm, well us [20:23] and some from opensuse as well [20:24] * nixternal looks to see if the arch packages still have packaged binaries cuz they couldn't figure out cmake with their silly build system [20:24] and lets not forget their massive lack of support with chakra and amd64 [20:25] I run Arch here as well [20:29] * maco starts CentOS VM....please don't OOM [20:40] nixternal: well the invoke-rc.d had to be changed to the upstart command, the old one won't work any more [20:40] nixternal: also, poke about QA feedback plasmoid [20:41] ahh, ok...what's up with qa? [20:42] nixternal: No survey available [20:42] gotcha [20:45] Riddelll: try now [20:46] looks like it is working now [20:47] maco: ZUI = zooming user interface [20:48] so the activities zooming out in plasma [20:48] nixternal: great, thanks [20:49] Nightrose: oh. the thing that doesnt work. [20:49] i set different wallpapers on 2 of 'em [20:50] i tried to zoom into a different one...but it always zooms back into the original one....until i rebooted. now its always on either the 3rd or 4th and so my plasmoids are missing :( [20:50] 'course, it *could* be because i dont use kwin...though that wouldnt explain it changing activities over reboot [20:51] maco: cool, now instead of them showing off their packaged binaries, they removed their pkgbuilds from svn so you can't see the packaged binaries :p [20:51] ie. kdebindings is in shambles there [20:52] nixternal: ok mr. pkgr who uses arch, tell 'im that [20:52] don't need to, they already know..that's why their packagers are cool, their users on the other hand... === rdieter is now known as rdieter_work [21:17] wut, stickers? do want [21:17] ahaha [21:22] Riddelll: Does this mean logout/login should work now? [21:24] * Quintasan takes nixternals stickers [21:24] bwaahahah! :P [22:41] yo [22:41] can we please get rid of PulseAudio? [22:41] I'm not amused by its lackluster performance [22:41] nor do I need it [22:41] my soundcard can do hardware mixing [22:41] alas, karmic no longer likes to access it directly [22:42] I'd like to access my card directly [22:45] markey: Kubuntu doesn't use it. [22:45] markey: just stay away from gnome-apps pulling it in [22:46] since the latest karmic updates I can't access the emu10k1 directly [22:46] the device is not accessible via phonon [22:47] had to install PulseAudio to get any sound [22:51] hmm, doesn't pulseaudio access the device directly just as you would [22:52] markey: gah, stop that playback it's horrible [22:52] rgreening: working on small screen version/workaround and should have something monday evening :) [22:54] a|wen: in theory maybe [22:55] * a|wen just hates flash-plugin blocking his phonon [23:03] ScottK: well it should but it gets stuck for me which I think is another bug we've had for a while in karmic but I couldn't recreate it because it always crashed [23:13] gwenview can't save as gif? huh? [23:17] whyever would you want to? [23:27] because that's what the source image happened to be [23:46] Riddelll: Any objection if I go ahead and put KDE4.2.4 in Jaunty Backports over the weekend? [23:46] ScottK: how does Ubuntu do the GNOME releases? are they going to backport 2.28 or will they just release it in a PPA for nixternal: They don't bother except for LTS releases. [23:47] We do a lot more post-release stuff than they do. [23:47] so if I am using Jaunty, I am stuck with 2.26 then? [23:47] unless I update to Karmic of course [23:48] ya, they don't push major releases at all according to lp [23:48] so I think what you proposed is good then [23:49] do we support bug reports and what not for the PPA? [23:50] if not, I think we should disable bug reporting in KDE apps that we serve out of the PPAs [23:52] nixternal: Maybe those packages should report to b.k.o. [23:53] I don't think they should...before people were filling up b.k.o with bad reports [23:54] With the new requirement to report through ubuntu-bug, they won't be able to file reports anyway. [23:59] true