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nixternalJontheEnchilada: backport your lovely kdevplatform and kdevelop packages in lucid :)00:04
nixternalalso, sync from debian should have said merge with debian00:04
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Lex79JontheEnchilada:  wiki merge says webdev-kde4 should be merge, did you meant kdewebdev-kde3 ?00:28
DarkwingDucknixternal: You about?00:34
DarkwingDuckjjesse-netbook__: You about?00:37
nixternalDarkwingDuck: yes I am around01:00
nixternalooh, activities rock!  someone was talking about multiple screens earlier at UDS, well activities is just that and then some01:00
nixternaland the nice thing is, you can link your virtual desktops to separate activities01:01
nixternalso 4 virtual desktops is just that, 4 separate ones01:01
nixternalDarkwingDuck: I am gonna go grab a bit to eat, so I will be afk for a few01:03
DarkwingDuckBLARG, missed you.01:14
JontheEnchiladaLex79: I copied it from last time, so probably I did mean -kde3 :P01:15
Lex79ok :)01:15
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* DarkwingDuck pokes nixternal again01:43
jjessedon't poke nixternal too hard he gets cranky01:44
DarkwingDuckoh, there you are.01:44
DarkwingDuck:D01:44
DarkwingDuckwhen doing the docs for kubuntu what do you use for the XML?01:44
DarkwingDuckKate? Mallard?01:44
jjessedocbook xml01:44
jjesseis the markup01:44
jjessei write the doc in kate or even sometimes nano :)01:45
DarkwingDuckYes I know01:45
DarkwingDuckOkay.01:45
DarkwingDuckI ran into this and wondered what you guys thought about it...01:45
DarkwingDuckhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Philbull/MallardIntro01:45
jjesseisn't mallard the sepcification for GNOME01:45
jjessehadn't looked much into it01:45
DarkwingDuckPhils dream I think is to branch it into other ones too...\01:46
jjessei know nixternal has a plan for restructiong the docs and getting them looking better for lucid01:46
DarkwingDuckBut, I think I'll just use Kate01:46
jjessecause they suck right now01:46
DarkwingDuckI'll wait for him and help...01:46
jjessebeen trying to clean up the current bugs right now01:46
DarkwingDuckPlaus the netbook stuff.01:46
jjesseand prepare for a karmic SRU hopefully01:46
DarkwingDuckplus rather.01:46
DarkwingDuckSRU?01:46
DarkwingDuckBBIAB02:06
Riddellneversfelde: what's the status on amarok?03:39
Riddellooh it's all done03:40
Riddelllovely03:40
DarkwingDucknixternal: You back?04:36
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MamarokJontheEnchilada: this might me interesting for you: http://www.purinchu.net/wp/2009/11/16/malloc_check_-crashes/09:34
Mamaroks/me/be/09:36
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ghostcubeehlo :)10:24
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markeyheh, since when did you start to use this weird Sheriff badge a logo? :)12:07
markeyit does look a bit odd12:07
markeyhttp://people.canonical.com/~jriddell/karmic-countdown-banner/released.png12:08
nixternalDarkwingDuck: sorry about that, I ended up watching a movie and then falling asleep last night13:54
somekoolhi14:28
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nixternalRiddell: we need to make 'Developer Membership Board' an admin of ~kubuntu-dev. I don't have power to do it, so can you please do that, and I can let them know they can check it off their "TODO" list15:24
nixternalRiddell: change them to an admin..I just noticed they were already approved15:25
nixternalScottK: ^^ there :)15:26
Riddellnixternal: done15:27
nixternalnow the TB is talking about Kubuntu being an LTS or not15:28
Riddellwhat's the gossip?15:30
nixternalseems positive thus far, not LTS for KNE of course15:31
nixternalRiddell: you probably know more about it than what I heard though, as you are supposedly in talks with them about it already :)15:31
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ScottKnixternal: How did the kubuntu-dev discussion turn out?16:21
Tm_TScottK: ugly, G-people raided in and forced Lucid to drop KDE entirely16:30
Quintasanlol16:31
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jussi01haha16:49
Quintasanhmm guys, there is a problem with Parley17:13
Quintasanhttp://imagebin.ca/view/QD8FuG.html17:13
Quintasanrough translation: Scripts below couldn't be activated because of errors:17:13
QuintasanPython Traceback for google_images.py -> http://pastebin.com/f2096e26517:16
bdgraueRiddell: plasma-widget-networkmanagement 0.9~svn1040607-0ubuntu1~karmic1~ppa3 don't work for me17:18
Riddellbdgraue: waa, in what way?17:20
bdgraueRiddell: with wlan i cant reach "the outside"  ping google.de    connect: Network is unreachable17:21
Riddellbdgraue: paste  route -n ?17:22
bdgrauecan ping my router17:22
Riddellbdgraue: pastebin?17:24
bdgraueyes, working on it17:24
Riddellgood point, I suppose it is hard to pastebin from a machine with no internet17:25
bdgraue;)17:25
bdgrauehttp://pastebin.kubuntu-de.org/7117:26
bdgraueRiddell:17:26
bdgrauefritz.box is m< router17:26
Riddellthat's the problem which should be fixed by kubuntu_04_initialise_routeing.diff which is in that package17:27
Riddellbdgraue: killall knetworkmanager; knetworkmanager  and try again?17:28
bdgraueRiddell: the same result17:29
bdgraueealso the same if i reboot17:29
Riddellbdgraue: did you have ~ppa2 installed before?  did it work with that?17:29
bdgraueworks with lan, but not with wlan; had the pa2 installed and that didn't work, too17:30
bdgraues/pa2/~ppa217:30
Riddellmeh, it's working fine for me17:31
Riddelljussi01: how's it working for you?17:31
Riddellbdgraue: the workaround is to run  sudo dhclient wlan0  after connecting with knetworkmanager if you need a quick fix17:31
bdgrauei have an samsung nc10 with ath5k driver17:31
neversfeldeI can test, too. Where is the package?17:31
Riddellneversfelde: https://edge.launchpad.net/%7Ekubuntu-ppa/+archive/staging17:31
Riddelldeb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/staging/ubuntu karmic main17:32
Lex79Riddell: I'm going to merge qt 4.6 beta if no one is already working17:32
neversfeldeI never had any problems with my broadcom card, so I don't know what it's worth, but I will try17:32
RiddellLex79: we already have 4:4.6.0~beta1-1ubuntu1 in ludic17:32
bdgraueRiddell: the workaround is good, thx17:32
Riddellwhich do I keep writing lucid as ludic?17:32
Lex79Riddell: oopps I meant RC117:33
RiddellLex79: oh cool, go for it17:33
Lex79yeah17:33
RiddellLex79: put it into kubuntu-ppa/experimental for karmic too if you can17:33
Lex79ok17:33
RiddellLex79: your merging speed is uber impressive, I'm sorry I've not been able to keep up with uploading them17:37
Lex79Riddell: eheh thanks for the compliment, we have time I think anyway...I still merge kdebindings, that is a beast!17:40
neversfeldeRiddell: no problems with *ppa317:43
Riddelldantti: I spoke to cjwatson about the debconf stuff, he said it should be ok but has some changes to suggest to stop it using internal dpkg APIs, he probably won't be able to reply until next week though since we're at the ubuntu summit17:53
danttiRiddell: hmm stop what using internal dpkg APIs?17:54
Riddelldantti: that's all I know, I think you'll just have to wait for his reply17:54
danttiRiddell: ok :D thanks for the info though..17:55
Riddelldantti: so we (kubuntu devs at UDS) are assuming that'll be ready for lucid and that polkit-qt-1 will be too so we can use the latest kpackagekit for lucid17:56
danttiRiddell: right.. i hope you switch to aptcc too :P so i get more users...17:57
Riddelldantti: what's the advantage of aptcc?17:57
danttiRiddell: I'd say speed + works better with localization and some other stuff, python backend seems to be trying to be fixing those problems butin speed terms it will never beat it.. :P17:59
danttialso things like mediaChange, simulateInstall|Update|remove.. and other stuff got in apt first..17:59
dantti*aptcc17:59
danttiI'm also planning to add a method to add media repositories (which will also be available in aptcc first)18:00
QuintasanRiddell: Do you have parley installed?18:07
RiddellQuintasan: I'm afraid not18:08
QuintasanRiddell: mind installing it for a second? I think we have a "srs" bug18:09
Riddellsrs?18:09
Quintasanserious18:09
Riddell"the following script could not be activated"18:10
Riddellthat it?18:10
Quintasanexacly,18:10
Quintasanhttp://pastebin.com/f2096e26518:10
Quintasanno module named Parley found18:10
RiddellI don't see a Parley.py in the sources18:12
Quintasan:/18:13
Riddellfregl: what are we doing wrong?18:13
freglQuintasan: first, if the script does not work, it's not a "serious bug" it's just an inconvenience18:14
freglthen there was a bug, that I thought was fixed on lauchpad, maybe you could look for that?18:14
Quintasanthere is a solution18:15
Quintasanlibkrosspython018:15
freglwell, that's needed in order to run the script, yes18:15
freglso probably parley should just have that as recommend18:15
QuintasanLP says it's fixed in 4.3 but the bug survived somehow18:16
freglsplitting parley into a parley and a parley-scripts package would be nice, but I have no time currently18:17
Riddellthat does seem to magically fix it, except for wikipedia_source.py18:17
freglah, so there is actually a bug in the wikipedia script?18:18
RiddellQuintasan: are you able to add Recommends: libkrosspython0 to kdeedu in bzr and make a debdiff for a SRU?  also inform debian team18:18
freglmaybe that one needs pyqt?18:18
QuintasanRiddell: sure18:18
Riddellfregl: http://pastebin.com/mbb654fe18:19
freglah, dang - it's some library used to get the stuff from wikipedia parsed, that seems to not work any more (???)18:20
freglI wonder if it's py version or wikipedia that changed something18:20
RiddellQuintasan: so also edit packaging in bzr and SRU to not install wikipedia_source.py until that gets sorted18:20
freglI haven't looked at this stuff for a while, might be that it really works nowhere...18:21
freglI'll check if I can get it to work at home - here I have kubuntu and can confirm this bug18:22
QuintasanRiddell: I don't need to add reccomends to package: parley, just to kdeedu?18:25
RiddellQuintasan: just to parley18:26
Quintasanaah, ok18:26
QuintasanRiddell: I can't find wikipedia_source.py in source, where do you have this file?18:35
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QuintasanRiddell: or you mean wikitionary_sound.py18:35
RiddellQuintasan: that's the one18:41
Quintasankay, I'm dch -i and a build away from testing18:42
bipolarI'm trying to build a package for Kubuntu. The package needs to ask some questions of the user. I'm using debconf for this right now. The problem I'm having is that KPackageKit has no debconf ability, and my user never gets asked these questions. How are others getting around this issue?18:43
ScottKbipolar: They really aren't.  We expect to have debconf support in Lucid.18:44
bipolarIf I could find a way to script a simple popup box to ask the questions, that would be fine.18:45
bipolarScottK: 0.o wow.18:45
bipolarI'm in trouble then18:45
bipolarEven if I have the package installed via aptitude, if it gets upgraded it needs to ask those questions again.18:46
ScottKbipolar: Can you ask the questions on first run instead of at install time?18:46
bipolarScottK: Not really. It's a apt line that needs authentication18:46
RiddellJontheEnchilada, apachelogger: txwikinger says there is a bugzilla module which makes bugzilla talk to launchpad to swap bugs, I'll add to kubuntu-lucid-bug-triage-policy an item that we should investigate getting this turned on for bugs.kde.org18:47
bipolarSo it pops up and asks for the users name and password, then puts that in the apt source line.18:47
jussi01that sounds a good idea Riddell18:47
bipolar... then sets the apt source file to 600, and removes the password from debconf. it's really simple.18:47
QuintasanRiddell: just one more question, should I compare with 4.3.2 or 4.3.3 from PPA?18:48
bipolarScottK: would it be possible to use KDialog from the postinst script, perhaps?18:49
bipolarNot sure how Kpackagekit would react to that18:49
ScottKRiddell: ^^^?18:49
ScottKNo idea.18:49
bipolarOnly one way to find out I guess.18:50
RiddellI'm pretty certain that won't work18:52
Riddelldantti will probably be able to explain why it won't18:52
Riddellbut it's certainly not debian policy compliant18:53
danttibipolar: it won't work18:53
danttibipolar: there is no X to connect to18:53
danttibipolar: you should use debconf and wait till I add support for it ;)18:54
bipolardantti: I'd have to remove packagekit to keep my package from getting broken though. It needs to ask for user/pass on every upgrade. :\18:55
bipolardantti: can you think of any kind of workaround?18:56
danttibipolar: that's why you use debconf in your package and wait..18:56
danttibipolar: no, patching kpackagekit for just your package isn't good, actually this is the reason kpackagekit isn't in debian...18:57
bipolardantti: I don't understand. If I use debconf, packagekit breaks my package. This is not an official kubuntu package, it's a package for a password protected company repo.18:57
bipolaram I missing something?18:58
QuintasanRiddell: I'm doing it against 4.3.3 from PPA, alright?18:58
RiddellQuintasan: ideally both since it's not certain 4.3.3 will get into -updates18:59
danttibipolar: the thing is PackageKit runs without X, tty... KPackageKit is just a frontend for it, but for it to be able to display custom questions it should have debconf support which I'm working on18:59
QuintasanRiddell: okay18:59
danttibipolar: dantti.wordpress.com18:59
bipolardantti: yeah. I read that post already while trying to figure out whats going on ;)19:00
danttibipolar: you should use synaptic/aptitude..19:00
danttiPackageKit imo is not ready for debian based distros..19:00
bipolardantti: ah. ok.19:00
danttifedora packages for example don't ask questions during install19:01
Riddellglatzor: are there any plans to have software-properties use policykit?19:01
bipolardantti: they don't? how do they configure packages then? Do you have to go back and manualy configure them after install?19:02
danttibipolar: afaik they have the minimun requirements to be able to run, if not, you go and do it manually..19:03
bipolarhmmm... glad I use deb's then.19:03
bipolardantti: thanks for the work on packagekit :)19:03
Riddellyeah, dantti rocks :)19:03
danttibipolar: thanks.. :P19:04
bipolar /cheer dantti19:04
Quintasankubotu: order cookies for dantti19:04
* kubotu slides a whole bunch of world's finest cookies down the bar to dantti.19:04
danttiRiddell: btw i think you 'd like to know i'm working on PackageKit session interface in the meantime collin doesn't give a proper ok..19:05
danttiQuintasan: lol19:05
Riddelldantti: session interface?19:05
danttiRiddell: it allows other apps (even gnomies) to search/install... things without writing all the complex code of KPK..19:06
danttikpksmarticon handles that in kde and update-icon on gnome side..19:06
Quintasandantti: don't want cookies? :>19:06
* Quintasan grabs cookies from dantti19:07
Riddelldantti: what sort of interface is that?19:07
danttikaffeine for example might try to install codecs for example..19:07
danttiQuintasan: hey give them back !19:07
Quintasanno way, *om nom nom*19:07
Quintasan:319:07
Riddellhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Specs/LucidPackaging  one spec for your reviewing pleasure19:08
* dantti hopes Quintasan get a stomachake19:08
RiddellJontheEnchilada, apachelogger: please review the Design bits for the patch and unstable upstream policies to make sure they meet your exacting requirements19:08
Quintasan:<19:08
Quintasankubotu: order cookies for dantti19:09
* kubotu slides a whole bunch of world's finest cookies down the bar to dantti.19:09
RiddellScottK: I added a sentence about Kaffeine19:09
JontheEnchiladalooks fine to me :)19:11
danttiRiddell: there is a wrong sentence in that doc19:11
JontheEnchiladacan't wait for 10.0419:11
danttiRiddell: KPackageKit > 0.5 doesn't require any policykit code...19:12
Riddelldantti: but packagekit does surely?19:12
danttiRiddell: yes, but not -qt..19:12
Riddellkpackagekit 0.5 needs packagekit 0.5 which needs polkit-qt-119:13
Riddellas I understand it19:13
danttino19:13
Riddellit could use polkit-gtk of course but that's not kubuntu happy19:13
danttikpackagekit 0.5 needs pk 0.5 which needs polkit-glib or something..19:13
danttipolicykit-kde would need polkit-qt19:14
QuintasanRiddell: is Virtuoso going to be ready?19:14
RiddellQuintasan: that's the impression I get, maybe I should clarify that we need to check with upstream on that in the spec19:15
QuintasanRiddell: I hope it will since using redland is impossible and we are unable to install sesame due to Java :/19:17
Riddelldantti, Quintasan: spec updated for virtuoso and policykit clarity19:19
* Sput notes that Virtuoso and Nepomuk seem to be working OK on his (non-*buntu) box, so chances are good that upstream is in shape for KDE 4.419:31
RiddellSput: good to know20:01
Sputneeding Virtuoso 6.0.020:03
RiddellSput: what do you use it for?20:05
SputRiddell: nothing really, just making Akonadi/Nepomuk happy on KDE start :)20:07
Sputactually strigi still likes crashing while indexing files20:07
RiddellSput: that was my next question, presumably strigi still takes up large amounts of disk thrashing and usage?20:07
SputRiddell: mh, I didn't notice it being particularly annoying20:08
Sputit just stopped working after a while, but dunno what's the reason for it20:08
Sputit seems to auto-suspend though if your CPU is being in use, or you're on battery20:09
Riddellthat's important20:09
ScottKFortunately plasma-netbook crashed after the presentation was over.20:19
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Sputhehe :)20:23
amichairhttp://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/11/17/1358202/Whats-Coming-In-KDE-4420:24
QuintasanRiddell: hmm it is still installed there, I added it to not-installed file, anything else I can do to prevent it from installing?20:27
RiddellQuintasan: you need to edit parley.install20:28
RiddellQuintasan: parley-data.install20:28
Riddellso instead of just including usr/share/kde4/apps/parley/ change that to all the individual files except the problem one20:28
QuintasanRiddell: there are some lines but usr/share/kde4/apps/parley/ is nearest what I'm looking for20:28
Riddellright, that says install everything under usr/share/kde4/apps/parley/20:29
Riddellso remove that and paste in all the output from  dpkg -L parley-data | grep usr/share/kde4/apps/parley/ | sed s,/,,20:29
Riddellthen remove the problem file20:29
Quintasanah, ok20:30
Riddellnot-installed is just documentation, it's not used for anything except reminding packagers what they shouldn't put in .install files20:30
freglQuintasan: thanks for caring about this :)20:30
Quintasanfregl: no probs :D20:31
* ulysses__ is goint to test Lucid with TestDrive20:43
bipolardoes kubuntu still have an update applet that doesn't use packagekit? I remember long ago there was adept-updater or some-such.20:51
jussi01!find adept20:52
ubottuFound: adept20:52
jussi01!info adept20:52
ubottuadept (source: adept): package management suite for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0~beta7.2ubuntu3 (karmic), package size 369 kB, installed size 1308 kB20:52
jussi01bipolar: ^^20:52
Quintasankay, lets listen to the translations meeting :O20:59
yuriyjussi01: that adept doesn't come with an applet21:00
bipolarjussi01: sorry for the delay... yuriy's right. There's no applet.21:03
bipolarjussi01: at least not in any package related to adept.21:03
yuriybipolar: afaik there isn't one in karmic. update-notifier-kde from jaunty might work21:04
ulysses__testdrive up and running21:04
bipolaroh, boy21:05
* bipolar goes to write a rant on his non-existent blog21:08
* ghostcube does apt-get update && apt-get-upgrade every day :) so no need for disturbing applets21:09
ulysses__Kubuntu Lucid: http://noob.hu/2009/11/17/lucid.png21:09
ulysses__(:21:09
claydohthere is/was an updater applet, but it is not working all the time21:09
ghostcubeulysses__: bah the cashew is soooo big21:10
ghostcubeo.o21:10
ulysses__ghostcube: yeah, I run it in Virtualbox, the resolution is only 800x60021:10
ghostcubebut rest looks fine21:10
ghostcubeoh ok21:10
ulysses__after installed, I will install guest additions for full screen and cursor integration21:11
bipolarghostcube: I wish I could get the 20+ people here, some with barely enough computer knowledge to turn the damn thing on, to remember to do that.21:12
ghostcubewhat how to enable the update notifier21:15
ryanakcaWhen is the website session?21:15
ryanakcaAh, nevermind. Still in the future :)21:15
Quintasandamn I have to go21:16
somekoolhi everyone. is there some artist who ever talked about making a kubuntu them that might be very much different than other KDE based distribution?21:19
somekoolby the way, subversion under kubuntu should be shipped with kwallet support21:20
ghostcubeanyone ever thought about making nice themes for kde-window-manager21:20
ghostcubeo.O21:20
ghostcubebut bipolaryou are right there is no icon at all popping up if i do apt-get update and i have packages to upgrade21:22
ghostcubethis is new in karmic21:22
bipolarghostcube: I can't use the update notifier. It uses packagekit, which can't use debconf (yet) so it trounces the config for my packages every time it upgrades.21:23
ghostcubeah ok that explains why i dont see upgradable packages in any notifier :)21:25
ulysses__TestDrive seems to hanged up. I choosed the language, clicked to 'Next', and nothing since than21:27
bipolarI guess I'm going to have to put an icon on the users desktop that runs the upgrade, and make sure they use it.... at least on the laptops. Maybe I can do something with cron for the workstations.21:27
ulysses__Ok, I wanted to exit, and i got a crash report, shall I report it?21:28
ulysses__Problems don't come alone ;)21:30
ulysses__plasma crash21:30
ryanakcaI don't want to talk in -presidente since I'm rather ignorant on the subject, but, would it be possible to have upstream's translations set as "holy" / unchangeable in Rosetta, and then have people translate the untranslated strings, and forward those upstream? That way you don't have people degrading upstream's high quality translations, but you still get strings that upstream hasn't translated translated...21:39
claydohryanakca: I am ignorant as well, and was coming to the same idea as you21:40
Tm_Tspeak up, please21:40
* Tm_T sucks at explaining things21:41
Tm_Tor poke someone to speak up (:21:41
claydohyes, ryanakca speak up :)21:41
ulysses__#48445221:42
ulysses__bug 48445221:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 484452 in ubiquity "[Lucid] Ubiquity crashed after the languega is choosed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/48445221:42
ulysses__thanks ubottu21:42
Mamarokclaydoh: ping21:44
Mamarokseen that survey Dotan started? *sigh*21:44
Tm_TMamarok: in ML ? hrrrr21:45
claydohMamarok: yes, tho it has only one response21:46
claydohbetter in some web survey i say21:47
claydohMamarok: I don't see an option in mailman to send out a monthly message to a list, other than a password reminder note21:48
claydohI have edited the list's description, though21:48
claydohI may just create a generic mail and simply remember to send it out myself at the start of each month:)21:51
claydohbut it would look better coming from the list itself, and not a list 'cop' :D21:53
amichairwhy are there separate bug reports under lp/software-properties and lp/ubuntu/+source/software-properties ?21:54
Riddellamichair: it's normal that open source projects have upstream bug trackers and downstream distro bug trackers22:00
amichairwho's upstream in this case? isn't that us as well?22:00
Riddellamichair: in this case it's a bit silly and probably lp/software-properties shouldn't be turned on, but then where would debian users file bugs.  there's no good answer to the upstream/downstream bug question22:00
Riddellblame glatzor, he's both upstream and downstream :)22:01
amichairok now I get it, thanks :-)22:03
amichairRiddell: so sp is used outside of kubuntu as well?22:04
Riddellamichair: ubuntu desktop and debian use it22:04
Riddelland probably some other derivatives of each22:04
amichairoops I meant ousdie u/kubuntu, but I see the answer is yes22:05
amichaircool, then I helped even more ppl! I feel all warm and fuzzy inside :-P22:05
Riddell:)22:05
ulysses__bug 46035222:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 460352 in ubuntu-translations "Please update kubuntu-docs translation templates in Launchpad" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46035222:07
Tm_Tamichair: quick back to fridge before you melt down22:07
* amichair jumps right back into the fridge22:08
amichairthat was a close one!22:08
ScottKsomekool: I've tried building svn with kwalleet support and it failed to build.  It's on my list for Lucid (the lack of kwallet support in svn is an open security bug against he package in Launchpad currently.22:11
amichairis there any concrete bug-closing operation plan for this release? (other than a general intention)22:12
Riddellamichair: https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-lucid-bug-triage-policy22:13
Tm_TScottK: kwallet support in where?22:13
RiddellTm_T: "subversion" if I read backscroll correctly22:14
ScottKTm_T: svn.  Starting with the version we have in Karmic it supports keeping passphrases in gnome wallet (or whatever they call it) and kwallet22:14
ScottKUnfortunately only the gnome wallet support is enabled at configure time.22:15
Tm_TScottK: ooh, I thought you meant svn version of some app22:15
ScottKNo, svn svn22:15
Tm_TScottK: that sounds neat, although KDE is moving to git22:15
Tm_Tsvn is not going away anyway22:15
ScottKIt's useful in general for wherever you use svn22:16
amichairRiddell: how about the one-time cleanup, and the bugs that will remain? is there a plan to crack down on them?22:21
Riddellamichair: "fix them all"22:22
bipolardantti: let me know when you've got something functional on the packagekit/debconf front... I'll test for you :P22:22
Riddellamichair: this cycle is an LTS so we should be spending more time on bug fixing and less on new stuff22:22
Riddellinfact almos tnone of new stuff22:22
ulysses__yeah, Lucid works with english language22:23
amichairRiddell: I know, what I'm trying to ask is if this is just an intention, or if there's an actual plan (bug days, bug weeks, picking specific packages and having everyone work on them together on given dates, etc)22:23
macoapachelogger: kubuntu+translations http://identi.ca/notice/1494896822:25
macooh22:25
macoapachelogger: nevermind :( ulysses__ is here22:25
ulysses__hello (:22:25
Riddellamichair: currently no, but it mostly just needs someone to coordinate it22:25
Riddellulysses__: identica is not a bug tracker!22:26
macoer that was sposed to be :)22:26
macoRiddell: he already linked the bug in lp way back up there22:26
* maco poits22:26
maco[15:42:19] <ulysses__> bug 48445222:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 484452 in ubiquity "[Lucid] Ubiquity crashed after the languega is choosed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/48445222:26
ulysses__sorry Riddell, I reported the bug (just updated the description)22:26
Riddelloh phew :)22:27
Riddellulysses__: hmm, dunno what the problem is there, but ubiquity bugs are usually processed quite fast so it's likely to get sorted22:28
Riddellif not just poke shtylman__ :)22:28
ScottKulysses__: Can you try to install with Kubuntu netbook?22:28
ScottKThe reason in Hungarian is on the ISO for netbook and so it'll help with troubleshooting.22:29
ulysses__is there a daily image from netbook ISO?22:29
ScottK(not it doesn't fit on CD, you'll need to move it to USB or burn it on a DVD)22:29
ScottKulysses__: Was the crash Karmic release or Lucid?22:30
ulysses__ScottK: Lucid daily 2009111722:30
macos/crash/krash/22:30
ScottKAh.  OK, let me look22:30
* maco snickers22:30
ulysses__maco: thanks22:30
ScottKulysses__: Yes. http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/kubuntu-netbook/daily-live/20091117/22:31
Riddellah, lucid, who knows what works then22:32
Riddellworth seeing if it crashes with other languges then22:32
neversfeldeI need a MOTU :)22:32
* ScottK looks at maco22:32
maconeversfelde: yes?22:32
neversfeldefor reviewing minitube http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/minitube22:32
ulysses__rsync needs about 15 minutes to download the netbook image22:32
maconeversfelde: looking22:33
neversfeldemaco: thank you22:33
macothough i get the impression you have more experience with new packages than i do :P22:34
neversfeldemaco: :) it took me some time to package this and I am really not sure about it22:34
neversfeldebut I have a good contact to upstream and it is a really promising app22:35
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ScottKRiddell: Does "This file is part of a Qt Solutions component." mean it's something Qt apps are meant to embed or it's part of Qt that shouldn't be used as a code copy?22:37
Riddellit's something Qt apps are meant to embed22:39
ScottKOK.  Thanks.22:39
ryanakcaRiddell: My testsite is broken at the moment, should I bother fixing it for the meeting in twenty five minutes?22:45
Riddellryanakca: yes if you can22:45
ryanakcaRiddell: Or will we go with Ofir's mockups? (Preferable imho, much nicer than what I have)22:45
ryanakcaOK22:45
Riddellwould be good to see both22:46
Riddellryanakca: will you be around for the meeting?22:46
ryanakcaRiddell: Supper is ready, so, I should be. I may be a couple of minutes late.22:47
ScottKRiddell: Since I'm such a whiz at web design and marketing, I was thinking I'd skip the next session and go listen to sabdfl.22:47
neversfeldeour users say we need chm support for okular, is there a reason why that is excluded?22:48
maconeversfelde: er, none of the source code has copyright notices at the top... i thought that was needed aside from debian/copyright, but ScottK would know better22:48
RiddellScottK: we'll just allocate all the tasks to you then :)22:48
ScottKmaco: That's not absolutely required.22:48
ScottKRiddell: And they'll get done with my usual quality for web design and marketing.22:49
neversfeldemaco: mhh, isn't a COPYING file enough? I Ido not know either22:49
ScottKIt is.22:49
Riddellneversfelde: chm is not in main22:49
Riddellnext question is why22:49
neversfeldeRiddell: so I should write a MIR right after the Amarok backport request :)22:50
ScottKI didn't grep all the source, but there are some files from Qt with Nokia copyrights that are LGPL 2.1 or GPL 3, so the GPL 3 COPYING file is sufficient22:50
Riddellneversfelde: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/chmlib/+bug/23611322:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 236113 in chmlib "main inclusion report for chmlib" [Undecided,Invalid]22:51
somekoolScottK: i think there is an error in subversion itself somewhere for this specific libs. for me it builds successfully but fails at make install22:53
neversfeldeRiddell: mhh, not good22:53
ScottKsomekool: Would you please report the bug to subversion bug tracker then.22:54
Riddellneversfelde: it's probably possible to create a separate source package just for the chm plugin, but that's always hassle22:55
neversfeldeRiddell: I will have a closer look at it. I did not know, but chm seems to be an ebook format that is needed22:56
neversfeldeerr support is needed22:57
ScottKneversfelde: I think talk to upstream about the issues and see if they've been addressed or they are willing to work on them.22:57
neversfeldeScottK: ok22:58
Blizzzchm is valueable if you suddenly have an ebook an you harddrive in this format important for $study, i remember23:00
ulysses__shutting down and going to sleep, good night o/23:00
maconeversfelde, ScottK: ok23:15
ryanakcaRiddell: ... stanford, right?23:15
ryanakcaRiddell: Hi23:17
ryanakcaRiddell: /join #ubuntu-uds-stanford23:18
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neversfelde /join #ubuntu-uds-stanford23:52
maconeversfelde: ummmm its built in pbuilder but i have to make a lucid vm before i can test it23:58
macogimme like an hour23:58
neversfeldemaco: feature freeze is next year, isn't it :) Thank you for reviewing it.23:59

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