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Riddellthere are backport requests which haven't been acted on since last June!01:07
Riddellsomeone should complain to the slacker archive admins01:07
ScottKDefinitely.01:08
macocrimsun: you could just read the mailing list01:08
ScottK~ninjas01:24
ScottKHmmm.01:24
ScottK!ninjas01:24
ubottuHelp! apachelogger, JontheEchidna, nhandler, Riddell, ScottK, Lex79, Quintasan, neversfelde, maco, rgreening01:24
ScottKTo the batcave ....01:24
macothe batcave's not letting me in01:25
JontheEchidnaRiddell: any word on newer sip?01:25
RiddellJontheEchidna: "tomorrow"01:25
Riddellthe configure script changed quite a lot and debian's build out of source tree patch needs quite a bit of updating01:25
JontheEchidnaah, the ever-nebulous "tomorrow". ain't timezones the greatest? :)01:25
ScottKTomorrow, tomorrow, I love you, tomorrow ....01:26
macowell since its wednesday in Riddellville...01:26
yofelJontheEchidna: what component does the touchpad kcm belong to?01:27
yofelI'm not sure where to file a bug about it01:27
JontheEchidnaThe kcm-touchpad package :)01:27
JontheEchidnathere's no upstream bug tracker, except the kde-look.org webpage01:28
yofelah, ok, then I'll file a bug on LP, thx01:28
JontheEchidnathanks for testing01:28
persiaHello.  rbelem and I are packaging plasma-mobile, and tried to include the debhelper snipped from plg-kde-tools to pass the right cmake arguments, but were advised this was deprecated.  What's the current best practice?02:20
ScottKpersia: Debhelper 7 using --with kde is the BCP.02:22
Riddellpersia: that's fine to do if you're into cdbs, debhelper 7 is all the rage on the streets02:22
persiaScottK: Thanks.  Should one specify both --with quilt and --with kde, or is that implied?02:22
Riddellquilt should be implied as I recall02:22
persiaRiddell: dh(1) is the only way I do new packaging :)02:22
ScottKpersia: IIRC it is implied, but I've also seen both listed.02:23
persiaExcellent.  Thanks a lot.02:23
ScottKpersia: Since I doubt you need to worry about backports, you might consider v3 source package so you'll be able to use .bz2 tarballs once there is a release.02:23
ScottKThen you definitely don't need --with quilt02:24
persiaYeah, but I'm not fully versed on v3 yet :)  Maybe for the next revision (as the first revision is expected to be a VCS snapshot)02:24
ScottKI know how that is.02:25
ScottK(svn snapshot all the to the last release with plasma-netbook)02:25
persiaIn many ways, it makes sense to do it that way, as one can better collaborate with upstream and test agressively.  On the other hand, it means lots more revisions.02:26
ScottKYep.02:28
ScottKI assume plasma-mobile won't see a release until KDE 4.5?02:28
ScottKOne issue I ran into with plasma-netbook last cycle was that once they started depending on the next KDE release for features, it became very hard to continue to track their progress.02:29
persiarbelem: Do you know the release schedule for plasma-mobile?02:29
rbelempersia, yep... talked to arthur today02:29
rbelemhe said that we can work in the playground for now02:30
ScottKBTW, one thing we did was have an IRC channel where they could hang out and only stuff specific to Kubuntu Netbook/Plasma Netbook would come up.  It was handy.02:30
ScottKrbelem: They key question is when will he start to rely on features that are not in KDE 4.4.  Once that's done, then it gets tricky for Lucid.02:31
rbelemthat's true, but we can release as a technology preview02:32
rbelemwhat do you think?02:32
rbelemand for lucid+1 we release a "final" release02:33
rbelemScottK, persia ^02:34
* persia doesn't believe in the concept of "final" releases02:34
ScottKrbelem: Yes.  That's what we did in Karmic for Kubuntu Netbook and it worked out well.02:34
ScottKfinal/production02:34
persiaFor "production", it makes a lot of sense.02:35
rbelem:-D02:36
Riddellare there any screenshots of this mobile shell?03:07
persiarbelem: ^^03:14
rbelemRiddell, yep03:15
Riddellrbelem: able to tell me where? :)03:15
rbelemRiddell, just one second :-)03:15
rbelemRiddell, http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2009/10/27/qgraphicsview-is-a-hummer-plasma-is-the-luxury-version/03:16
ScottKNice03:23
ScottKGo Riddell go (super archive admin)04:09
RiddellI do believe I've closed all the bugs which can be closed04:13
Riddellmust be time for bed :)04:13
macowowie04:13
persiaplasma-mobile tries to link against libplasmagenericshell, which appears to be in kdebase-workspace-bin.  There's a build-dependency on kdebase-workspace-dev, which doesn't appear to install kdeworkspace-dev.  Am I encountering a bug, or do I need to also build-dep on kdebase-workspace-bin (and should I be reading some specific wiki page rather than asking here)?04:31
ScottKpersia: The build-dep on kdebase-workspace-dev should be enough.  plasmagenericshell is new in KDE 4.4.  It's quite possible something needs to be in the -dev package that isn't.04:34
ScottKpersia: What specifically is it trying to link against?04:36
persialibplasmagenericshelll ( -lplasmagenericshell)04:36
ScottKI have kdebase-workspace-dev.install:usr/lib/libplasmagenericshell.so in the install file.04:37
ScottKThat would lead me to believe what you need should be there.04:38
persiaI see that.  On my lucid install (amd64), I only see debian/doc/* in kdebase-workspace-dev04:38
ScottKHmmm.  That doesn't sound right.04:38
persiaErr, nevermind.  Wrong command.  Now I'm confused.04:38
ScottKOK04:38
persia(dpkg -S vs dpkg -L)04:39
ScottKIt's in the .deb on Launchpad.04:41
persiaIndeed.  I just failed completely in my investigation.04:42
persiaSo I came to ask here, when I should have blamed the source I'm chasing.04:42
ScottKNo problem.  It happens sometimes.04:43
persiaOK.  Thit time I'm more sure.  kdebase-workspace-bin contains usr/lib/libplasmagenericsheel.so.* and kdebase-workspace-dev contains usr/lib/libplasmagenericshell.so as a symlink, which doesn't get satisfied because kdebase-workspace-dev doesn't depend on kdebase-workspace-bin.04:49
ScottKThat I believe.04:50
ScottK(because I just determined the same thing).04:50
persiaShould the library be split out, or should a dependency be introduced?  May I be of assistance with either path?04:51
ScottKSince plasma-netbook and plasma-desktop are built out of the same source package, this doesn't come up for those.04:51
ScottKIt should have the depends.04:51
persiakdebase-workspace-dev on kdebase-workspace-bin ?04:52
ScottKYes04:52
persiaSeems heavy to have to install akonadi-server and phonon to build stuff, but it's the easiest way to fix it.04:53
ScottKIf we were going to split it out, I'd want to coordinate with Debian.  We may do that, but not without coordination.04:55
persiaThis makes a tremendous amount of sense :)04:56
ScottKWe're packaging KDE 4.4 rc 2 right now.  I'll put this change in bzr for when we upload that.  In the meantime, if you build-dep on -bin, that would be a workaround.04:57
persiaThat was my plan.  Thanks for the quick turn-around.04:57
ScottKpersia: Pushed.04:58
* jussi01 wonders why there are like 3 different scribus's in the archive... scribus, scribus-svn, scribus-cvs hrrr08:58
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dpmRiddell, I'm looking at the translations imports queue and I've found two KDE templates I'm not sure what to do with.10:41
dpm* kscreensaver/kxsconfig/hacks.pot in kdeartwork - is this to be translated, shall I accept the template?10:41
dpm* debian/kdelibs4-dev/usr/include/kde/kde.pot in kdelibs - I believe I should block this one10:41
danimo_Riddell: hmm, that's weird. If I add the propritary license for Qt, launchpad tells me I am not qualified for project hosting, even if I ddin't want to publish it there under said propritary license :)10:58
dpmRiddell, continuing with translations, could you please confirm the following: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d56491e2b11:00
Riddelldpm: we don't want kde.pot11:42
dpmok, I'll block that one11:42
Riddelldpm: not hacks.pot11:43
Riddellat least, it isn't in http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/l10n-kde4/templates/messages/kdeartwork/11:43
Riddellthat hacks stuff should be in kxsconfig.pot11:44
dpmyes, I can see that the few msgids I've checked are at least in kdeartwork/kxsconfig.pot, so I'll block hacks.pot11:47
Riddellpo/akonadi_next.pot now moved to kdepim (before in kdepim-runtime)11:50
Riddell2. po/akonadi-kcal.pot now moved to kdepim (before in kdepim-runtime)11:50
Riddellthose are true11:50
dpmok11:51
Riddelldpm: kioexec.pot is still in kdebase-runtime11:53
Riddellkabc_ldapkio.pot _file _dir _net are all still in kdepimlibs11:54
Riddellso is kabcformat_binary.pot11:55
Riddelllibkscreensaver.pot is still in kdebase-workspace11:55
Riddelland kcmshell.pot is still in kdebase-runtime11:55
dpmRiddell, weird, according to LP they seem to have been uploaded in kdelibs -> https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/kdelibs/+imports?field.filter_status=NEEDS_REVIEW&field.filter_extension=pot11:58
Riddelldpm: oh that's KDE 3 kdelibs12:00
Riddellwhat a pain12:00
Riddelldpm: that's due to be moved to universe12:01
Riddellit's only being kept in main by koffice which nixternal is working to fix12:01
Riddellmaybe I should just move it to universe now12:01
fabodanimo_: pong, sorry for the late reply. i'm travelling these days so not very responsive12:02
Riddelldpm: I moved kdelibs source to universe so this shouldn't come up again12:03
dpmRiddell, thanks! Re: the current entries on the list I gave you. Are they all from KDE 3 kdelibs, so that I can block them?12:04
Riddelldpm: yes they are12:04
Riddelldpm: oh no12:04
Riddelldpm: they're all in KDE 4 kdepimlibs/kdebase-workspace/kdebase-runtime12:04
Riddellthey are also in KDE 3 kdelibs but we don't care about that now12:05
RiddellJontheEchidna: can you remember where that list of obsolete kde-l10n packages was?12:05
JontheEchidnaRiddell: I saved it in a txt file actually12:06
JontheEchidna"asktoremove.txt"12:06
dpmJontheEchidna, that would be quite useful to have, can you post it somewhere?12:06
RiddellGoogle doesn't find it12:06
JontheEchidnadpm, Riddell: http://pastebin.com/f5a47749612:06
JontheEchidnasaved on my computer ;-)12:06
freinhardwhat happens to packages once they are in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+queue12:07
Riddellgosh, how old fashioned12:07
JontheEchidnathere's a few things other than l10n files though12:07
JontheEchidnas/files/packages12:07
Riddelldpm: do you have an opinion about removing those source packages?  upstream doesn't ship them because they went below the threashold12:07
Riddelldpm: presumably the strings will still be in launchpad12:07
JontheEchidnaa few of them got removed because they were merged into their parent packages (e.g. the locale variants)12:08
JontheEchidnalike sr-latin12:08
Riddellfreinhard: they stay there until reviewed manually for sanity by an archive admin, this only happens on the first upload12:09
Riddellfreinhard: it actually happens twice on the first upload, once for the source then again for the .debs12:09
dpmRiddell, I think I'd go for shipping them in Kubuntu, so that folks have got the opportunity to complete them, it's the same approach with GNOME (only that GNOME ships all translations, regardless of completion, IIRC)12:10
dpmand as JontheEchidna mentions, the variants should be integrated in the main language packages12:10
dpmI know at least ca-valencia should be in the same package as ca12:10
Riddelldpm: well we don't ship kde-l10n packages, they're only there to feed launchpad (and for docs but I doubt any of those languages have much of them)12:10
JontheEchidnaaren't the templates in the not-shipped packages already in launchpad?12:11
dpmRiddell, we do ship them, don't we? They contain other translated files other than PO files to feed to LP12:12
dpmJontheEchidna, the templates come from other packages than the kde-l10n ones12:12
JontheEchidnaups, meant .pos12:12
* JontheEchidna woke up 12 mins ago12:13
dpm:-)12:13
dpmJontheEchidna, yes, some of the POs are in LP, since when you guys import some of the snapshots, the translations have not yet been removed from kde's svn if they are below the level (I believe they remove translations when tagging the release?)12:14
dpmbrb12:15
Riddelldpm: yeah the have docs and some translated resource files but if upstream doesn't ship them those files could be out of date12:15
* JontheEchidna notes that KDE docs are outdated in general12:16
JontheEchidnaIt's quite a list of packages to maintain manually though12:16
* freinhard needs a lot of money to enslave some dev to fix bugs in kopete12:18
freinhardoh wait, enslave and money mutually exclude each other12:18
freinhardso where's some dev? :)12:19
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Quintasan|Szelnice netsplits12:58
freeflyingJontheEchidna: arounds13:00
JontheEchidnafor a bit anyways13:00
freeflyingJontheEchidna: i'm gonna split plasma-widget-kimpanel into 3 packages13:02
JontheEchidnathe widget, the scim backend and the ibus backend?13:03
JontheEchidna(guessing here)13:03
freeflyingJontheEchidna: yes13:03
Quintasan|Szelthere is IBUS agent for kim panel?13:03
freeflyingand also I need add conffile and postinst/prerm13:03
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: yes13:04
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: but hasn't been packaged yet13:04
JontheEchidnaI don't think kdeplasma-addons installs it, actually13:04
JontheEchidnaunless there's a hidden build-depend cmake doesn't inform us about13:04
Quintasan|Szelbrb, we are going to have a problem, maybe13:05
JontheEchidnalike plasma-widget-observatory had13:05
freeflyingJontheEchidna: Quintasan|Szel upstream dosen't provide CMake to make ibus backend installable by default, so we need include it manually13:06
JontheEchidnado you know why they don't?13:07
freeflyingJontheEchidna: no special reason, upstream author think its just a python scripts, could be put under anyplace depends on user's will13:08
Quintasan|SzelPROTIP: we will probably need to somehow make ibus start automagically if the kimpanel uses ibus13:08
JontheEchidnammh, bad upstream attitude13:08
JontheEchidnafreeflying: I guess we have to do what we have to do13:09
danimo_fabo: still around?13:09
Quintasan|Szeland there is one more thing which is Qt.13:09
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: to achieve this, we need patch language-selector-qt13:09
Quintasan|Szelfreeflying: sound resonable13:10
fabodanimo_: yeah13:10
Quintasan|Szelokay the thing looks like this13:10
danimo_fabo: We were talking about patches to Qt yesterday13:11
danimo_fabo: kubuntu has one to make legacy 32 bit apps run on 64 bit using the debian file system structure13:11
freeflyingprobably, I will push all the changes need in kdeplasma-addons in 1 day13:11
danimo_fabo: is there a specific reason why you don't want it in debian?13:12
Quintasan|SzelOut Qt4 packages use XIM by default. if you want to use IBus you need to change that manually in the input field by right clicking and selecting it in Input method menu.13:12
Quintasan|SzelI've tried exporting different IM variables to use IBus but with no success and  ppl on #qr are quiet.13:12
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: qt/gtk both support xim and native immodule13:12
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: saying if you wanna use ibus with qt native immodule, you need ibus-qt413:13
fabodanimo_: i don't have a strong opinion about it. i should really take a look at it and i don't have any reports wrt this issue, it's postponed.13:15
danimo_fabo: anyway, thanks for the nighly build scripts13:15
danimo_fabo: I haven't really made use of them, but it should be simple enough13:15
fabodanimo_: ia32 support is a bit different on debian (afaik), so i couldn't cherry-pick without looking seriously ;)13:16
Quintasan|SzelWe need to set IBus to be used by default13:16
Quintasan|SzelNot XIM as it is now13:16
danimo_fabo: sure, I was just wondering13:16
fabodanimo_: maybe i'm wrong and it's a non-issue13:17
fabodanimo_: btw, i'll raise this and put it on my sight :)13:17
Quintasan|SzelI bet we do not want to pull another package just to make a bridge between ibus and xim13:17
Quintasan|SzelHm, I need to poke gluons upstream about CMake.13:17
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: we can't, otherwise those users don't wanna IM will complain to you :)13:17
Quintasan|SzelLOL, no13:18
Quintasan|SzelXIM is also an IM and noone complains13:18
Quintasan|Szeland japanese/korean/chinese input doesnt work with XIM13:19
Quintasan|Szelat least for few users I asked13:19
Quintasan|SzelI've*13:20
freeflyingQuintasan|Szel: how come?13:24
danimo_fabo: fine :)13:24
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Riddelldanimo_: do you know who maintains the IM module stuff in Qt to ask about whether we can/should set ibus as default?14:16
RiddellLex79: qt is still waiting on a phonon patch?14:17
Lex79yes14:17
RiddellLex79: is it actually a new version of phonon?14:17
Riddellor just rejigging the patch for new Qt?14:17
Lex79just rejigging14:17
Lex79it's a bit complicated refresh that patch14:18
Lex79it's very big14:18
Riddellyes it's a beast14:18
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markeyhm, Chromium Daily builds borked?15:20
markeyhaven't got one in two days, and the current one is quite broken here15:21
markey(doesn't load many pages)15:21
ulyssesmarkey: same problem here15:21
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freeflying4.0.302.0~svn20100119r36505-0ubuntu1~ucd1 works here15:24
ulysses4.0.302.0~svn20100119r36505-0ubuntu1~ucd1~karmic doesn't work correct:|15:31
freeflyingulysses: what do you mean correct here? some website won't work?15:33
ulyssesfreeflying: yes, Chromium can't load many websites15:34
freeflyingulysses: for example?15:34
ulyssesfacebook.com15:35
freeflyingulysses: interesting, it works as usual here15:36
ulyssesoh, I made a mistake, facebook works, but Farmville doesn't :/15:36
freeflying:)15:37
ghostcubewoha new attacks on freenode ..... it gets really weird15:52
Riddellawooga, sip4 and python-qt4 uploaded to ninjas16:04
ScottKRiddell: python-qt3 is currently broken.  Any updates for that?16:04
RiddellScottK: yeah that'll need recompiling for the new SIP, I'll take a look16:05
seelehow do i get the kde kpackagekit notification reminder back if i accidentally close kpackagekit without updating?16:14
freinhardseele: just starting kpackagekit and check for updates isn't what you want?16:15
Riddellit sometimes lives in the "i" notification thing in the system tray16:16
seelefreinhard: no, i'm trying to take a screenshot of the popup notification for a bug16:16
seeleRiddell: it goes away if you click "review and install packages"16:16
seelewhich brings up kpackagekit that i closed before i took my screenshot16:16
freinhardlogout and login doesn't do the trick?16:17
freinhardhmm btw: kpackagekit doesn't parse the dpkg.log, it does the logging on it's own?16:19
seelehuh.. i guess i could try that. dont want to close 20 aps, hehe16:19
Riddellpossibly it can be done through qdbus but I don't have kpackagekit installed just now (due to playing with pyqt) so I can't check16:20
freinhardkill update-notifier-kde and start it again?16:20
freinhardor isn't that update-notifier-kde anymore?16:20
Riddellthat isn't the package notifier16:21
freinhardcould try to start /etc/cron.daily/apt manually16:24
Riddellit's kpackagekit, not apt16:27
Riddelllook in  qdbus org.kde.kded  and see if there's a /module/kpackagekit or something16:28
Riddellsee what methods it offers16:28
freinhardsaw some dbus magic in that file, so i guessed it might be worth trying16:29
Riddellglatzor: yo, how's the packagekit update coming?16:46
markeyulysses: iGoogle doesn't work here either, nor does Aaron's blog work16:47
markeyand some other sites16:47
markeyit is weird16:47
glatzorRiddell, sorry, but I had to work at the weekend since nearly all my fellow workers are ill. So I haven't found much time.16:47
Riddellmaybe it only works on sites with correct sentence capitalisation :)16:47
glatzorRiddell, I already packaged 0.5.4 last year and 0.5.6 should not be much different. but I would like to give it a good test before uploading16:48
Riddellglatzor: yeah me or anyone could probably do it, but we'd trust you more :)16:48
Riddellglatzor: what's the status of 0.6?  that's the current packagekit stable?  do you know if kpackagekit supports it?16:49
glatzorRiddell, Currently 0.6 has got only some minor api changes16:50
glatzorRiddell, but Richard recommends to ship 0.5.616:51
glatzorRiddell, Kpackagekit already has been adapted to these changes in trunk16:51
Riddellglatzor: so we should presumably go with 0.5.6 in lucid?16:51
glatzorRiddell, right. 0.5.6 should fix a lot of the problems16:52
glatzorRiddell, I don't expect that we will get support for debconf or configuration file changes in Lucid16:53
Riddellglatzor: but that'll come in 0.6.x?16:54
glatzorRiddell, not yet.16:54
glatzorRiddell, cjwatson rejected the patches from dantti. But I don't know if he will find the time to implement his solution16:55
Riddellright16:55
daskreechwhen is package freeze?16:56
Riddellglatzor: anyway you have the lock on updating to 0.5.6, if you feel you're not going to get to it soonish we're here to take over16:56
Riddelldaskreech: LucidReleaseSchedule16:56
RiddellScottK: python-qt3 compiles and runs fine but not with the builddir!=srcdir changes that our packaging has so we'll need to redo the packaging somewhat16:57
glatzorRiddell, ok16:57
glatzorRiddell, I have to talk now with a customer. see you16:57
Riddellthanks glatzor16:58
daskreechRiddell: If Virtuoso 6.0.1 comes out post feature freeze it can't be shipped correct?16:58
daskreechWithout an exception16:58
Riddelldaskreech: it would need an exception, that's not hard to get if there's a good reason for wanting it and good reason to believe it wouldn't cause problems16:59
daskreechThough I honestly cannot see why it wouldn't16:59
daskreechIt's an LTS and 5.x series is dead16:59
Riddellright now I'm just concerned with getting it into main16:59
daskreechRIght :) one step at a time17:08
Riddellseele: there's no qdbus interface for kpackagekit notifier, it seems to just work in its own time17:08
seelehum.. so i'll just have to sit and wait17:09
Riddellseele: we do actually patch that notifier, to remove the long list of packages which need updating which gets far too long and isn't very useful in a notification anyway17:09
seeleagreed, i was just trying to fix the icon17:10
Riddellseele: this one? http://people.canonical.com/~jriddell/tmp/packagekit.png17:10
Riddellicon could do with being smaller :)17:11
seeleyes, that's it!17:11
seelethanks, i'll use that17:11
seelealthough now i need to look up the standard size, i dont know what it is17:11
seelei thought the notification class would take care of that on it's own17:12
Riddelllooking at printer-applet we have17:13
RiddellKNotification.event(title, text, KIcon("konqueror").pixmap(QSize(22,22)))17:13
Riddellso it does seem to be up to the app to specify the size, it's just a pixmap which is passed not an icon name17:13
seeleso 22x22 looks like the default size?17:13
Riddellseele: well it's up to the application17:14
Riddellthat's the size I chose when writing printer-applet17:14
seeleoh, speaking of the printing17:14
seeleyou make the PC-BSD guys very sad17:15
Riddelluh oh17:15
Riddellthey're not python fans?17:15
seeleno, the problem is porting it i guess. they apparently had some trouble getting it all to work17:15
seelethey guy said it all sad-like and stuff.. it brought great shame to me during the camp talk ;)17:16
Riddellah, an audience comment17:16
Riddellwell it needs cups, python-cups some hal thing and pykde which are all hard to package so if you will insist on working on obscure platforms then they'll be even harder to package and get working17:17
Riddellbut as a coder I'm very happy to make use of other people's hard work so I don't have to repeat it17:17
seeleRiddell: no, it was during the PC-BSD talk17:18
seelehe said something about "KDE is easy on FreeBSD -- except for system config printer because it is in python and makes me sad"17:18
Riddellhigh level language are the future, you can't fight it17:20
Riddellif you're going to make a distro you'll have to get them packaged17:20
Riddellnext time just tell him how much happier it makes me, the karma is balanced17:21
ScottKRiddell: Is someone doing the python-qt3 changes?17:25
RiddellScottK: I was going to ask shlomme for his thoughts17:26
ScottKAh. Good plan.  or NCommander.17:26
ScottKHe seems to have been active on those packages recently in Debian.17:26
seeleScottK: fyi CALUG meeting Feb 10, special guest speaker Jonathan Riddell17:26
ScottKseele: Nice.17:27
Riddellooh, I'm famous :)17:27
seeleScottK: KDE 4.4 release party Feb 12, probably piratz17:27
Riddellor special anyway, I'll take that as a compliment17:27
seeleRiddell: special enough you don't need to take a bus to the talk :P17:28
RiddellI'll pack my bike17:28
neversfeldeRiddell: bug 51024417:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 510244 in choqok "Please sync choqok choqok_0.9.4+git20091230-1. (main) from Debian unstable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51024417:53
Riddellneversfelde: sounds like a decision17:55
neversfeldeRiddell: I explained at the bottom, why I created the sync request17:55
Riddellyep17:56
neversfeldeI use the alpha for 2 or 3 days now and it is very stable, so I think I would prefer having choqok 0.9.4 in Lucid17:56
neversfeldeon the other side it is LTS ;)17:57
ScottKneversfelde: Better to have useful code that upstream will support.17:57
ScottKIf upstream suggests we jump to it, then we should.17:57
neversfeldeScottK: upstream prefers the alpha version, too17:58
ScottKJust get it in writing ....17:59
Riddellhe did18:00
ScottKGood enough then I'd say.18:01
daskreechUbuntu shipped a pre release for LTS as I recall18:11
ulyssesmarkey: there's a new Chromium daily build, now it can load the websites correctly18:54
markeyulysses: thanks, getting it now19:20
markeyulysses: yay, it does indeed work :)19:22
markeycoolness19:22
ulyssesuntil it goes wrong again:/19:22
_Groo_hi/2 all19:51
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_Groo_hi/2 all23:42
_Groo_any motus alive?23:55
* _Groo_ searches for MOTUS ... oO... jungle drums...23:55
crimsun¿qué?23:56
crimsuni.e., yes there are. What's the /real/ question?23:57
_Groo_i made a kdemultimedia 4.4 backport with latest master tree with support for PulseAudio... might be a good idea take a look at it...23:57
_Groo_it integrates very well with ubuntu PA... and still has support for alsa if needed.23:57
Riddell_Groo_: kmix patch or other things too?23:57
_Groo_Riddell: hi jonathan... basically kmix, i pulled directly from the developer git branch23:58
crimsun_Groo_: is the intent to land it in Lucid?23:58
_Groo_Riddell: like he wrote on his blog he tried to be the least invasive as possible.. and i have to admit it works pretty well23:58
Riddell_Groo_: put it in a PPA and we'll take a look23:58
_Groo_crimsun: i would think it would be a good idea... its for the motus to decide... i think y package is very clean.. i can upload it to revu if you guys want23:59
Riddellbut as far as I've seen you have to start kmix with an environment variable if you don't want to use pulseaudio and that's not going to work23:59
_Groo_Riddell: its already in my ppa :)23:59
crimsunright, opting out of the PA view isn't as friendly as it could be23:59

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