[00:09] Riddell: Nightrose bailed me out when non-kubuntu kde question came up [00:14] Riddell: and then the people in -chat realised that the combination of celeste, mackenzie, and lydia = wow there's a lot of women involved in kde/kubuntu! [00:14] and then they asked why all the girls like kde and if women like c++ ...and then pleia2 was all "hey! i use gnome!" [00:14] but then i informed her that my desktop was prettier than hers [00:17] Oh well. I'm going to bed. Good night Ladies and Gentleman [00:18] Quintasan: night [00:18] maco: But don't you use xmonad? Or have you finally switched? [00:18] G'night Quintasan [00:18] ryanakca: i use kde with xmonad instead of kde with kwin [00:18] Quintasan: niters [00:23] maco: Have a link to your xmonad.hs? [00:23] ryanakca: http://pastebin.com/f3e4698c5 [00:24] ryanakca: so even though xprop says plasma-desktop and Plasma-desktop are both valid, only the capital P one actually works *shrug* [00:24] be warned when making edits that you need the capitalised forms [00:25] maco: thanks [00:26] * ryanakca wonders if he can run both plasma-desktop and plasma-netbook simultaneously now :) [00:26] * maco hopes Riddell didn't fall asleep, else he'll miss his plane [00:27] plane? [00:28] oh aye, I should go to the airport shouldn't I? [00:29] Riddell: you said you have to leave at 3. its 1230 [00:29] i figured if you fell asleep now, you'd not wake up by 3 [00:55] ryanakca: You can run them both, but it has unfortunate effects on performance. [01:05] ScottK: Ah [01:06] anyone having problems with knetworkmanager? [01:06] it's stopped working for me? [01:06] s/\?// [01:07] nope, working fine here [01:39] Riddell: it did for me a few days back, i just started nm-applet and re-enable network management, could to it from knm or cnetworkmanager either [01:39] oops couldn't [02:11] mmm, mexican food ftw! [02:13] ooh food? i want food [02:19] food [02:27] maco: how did the udw talk go? [02:28] she rocked! [02:28] hahaha [02:28] seele: i got a bit stuck at "show a list of previous kubuntu papercuts and current ones" and so showed the lp search results within the hundredpapercuts project [02:29] ah cool [02:29] and when i got asked a KDE-but-not-Kubuntu question, Nightrose became my assistant [02:29] did you talk about the papercut you worked on too? [02:29] what was the kde question? [02:29] why do some junior jobs look hard [02:29] i thought maybe so there'd be some "ive coded before, but not worked on kde" tasks, but lydia said because someone didnt know what they wer doing when they tagged it [02:30] i mentioned that a past papercut was changing scary technical terms to nicer user ones [02:31] cool [02:33] seele: someone asked why all the girls like kde [02:33] ya know, once lydia was pulled in [02:33] pleia2 popped up to proclaim her love of gnome [02:34] Foot fetish! [02:39] maco: because we dont need stupid girls clubs to feel like we belong to kde [02:40] daskreech: O_o [02:40] daskreech: oh wait...the gnome logo? [02:40] seele: i like u-w and linuxchix... [02:41] i think they are counter productive and nothing more the clubs [02:41] but my views on women's groups are neither a secret nor popular [02:41] i dont think im part of kde though. a little bit a part of kubuntu, but not much [02:41] * daskreech hugs maco [02:41] just that im friends with the people who actually do make up the kubuntu team [02:42] i only know how to do not-gui-at-all or gtk programming, so... :P [02:42] but by semester's end, i'll be able to do kde stuff! [02:42] * maco circles the "learn pykde" entry on the todo list [02:44] Riddell: if i dont have any working code for that sign language app by the time you get here, make me sit down and Just Do It [02:45] (design is done...ish) [02:45] gotcha [02:48] sebas: network issues? [02:50] maco: nice session today :) [02:50] Riddell: hi :) how's it going [02:50] dhillon-v10: thanks [02:50] dhillon-v10: seele wrote it [02:50] dhillon-v10: i unfortunately had a last minute meeting dropped on me and i asked maco to cover for me [02:51] seele: it was a nice session, but I missed the first part of it, just got back from school so I was there when someone asked that question regarding papercuts being hard [02:51] now i see why so many people do joint sessions [02:52] then you have backup on questions you cant answer! [02:52] maco: that was not really a good question IMHO, you need to know how to code to solve papercuts [02:52] dhillon-v10: not necessarily! [02:53] i did a papercut last cycle without knowing c++ [02:53] it was a crackton of string changes [02:53] maco: well, to some extent, it makes your life easy :) [02:53] but that question was about junior jobs, which is something i'm not really familiar with [02:53] i'd read lyd's blog post about them before though, so i grabbed her [02:54] maco: but in the end it turned out alright :) [02:56] dhillon-v10: the point is that the project itself is small, so even if it takes a lot of work to learn how to fix the bug, as a beginner, you get a chance to learn a lot [02:56] so even if it would take a seasoned developer 10 minutes to fix and someone new a few days, it is still a fairly small problem to fix [02:57] seele: yeah, and 10 minutes is some time anyone can fin [02:57] *find [02:57] i guess i could start looking at >1 day problems.... [02:58] i usually try to find bugs that i can do in a day [02:58] half of which is spent figuring out which file is the one to modify [02:59] maco: that's the learning bit. after a while you get to know where that stuff is and it isn't part of the bug fixing time [02:59] that's why i like things like papercuts as an introduction to kde, you learn a lot about the libs by trying to do something simple, but you can reuse that knoweldge [03:04] maco: You are definitely part of Kubuntu and part of KDE too. You have more upstream commits than I do. [03:04] ScottK: they're string changes... [03:05] maco: Yes. You don't need to be a C++ ubergeek to be part of KDE. [03:05] ScottK: that makes me feel good :) I am not too proficient at it [03:06] ScottK: incase you didnt get one of the 5 emails about the kde release party.. it is at fudruckers in columbia [03:06] ScottK: i feel more like im a newbish developer who happens to use kde [03:06] i figured since most of the people are from that area, that is a good place to have it [03:08] if more people than can fit in your car want to come from dc (i can already count up me, Riddell, and crimsun), is the B30 the way to go? [03:09] i mean, in a pinch i think people could sit on each others' laps, but i dont think the state troopers like that [03:09] what are you talking about [03:09] why the hell would you take the bus from dc to columbia? [03:09] because it's too far to walk? [03:09] because there are no such thing as cars? [03:10] i've already said i will pick up people at the metro [03:10] thats why i said "if more than can fit in your car" [03:10] ive got more than one car, i dont think it will be a problem [03:10] oh [03:10] the benefits of being in comfortable upper middle class :P [03:10] dont make things harder than they need to be :P [03:13] seele: by the way, why no seele in #ubuntu-us-dc ? [03:13] oh its friday! metro open later tonight! [03:16] maco: uh.. i dunno.. i try not to lurk and only stay in channels i participate in [03:17] oh ok [03:23] maco: You have a sign language app? [03:23] daskreech: i will....eventually [03:23] its my senior design project [03:25] maco: Serious? [03:25] Hmm [03:25] daskreech: yes [03:25] I have a few people here very interested in a sign language app [03:25] you pick a region's sign language, and then you go through lessons, and then you get quizzed on them [03:26] the lessons show you a video of a sign, and text telling you what the sign means and if necessary some hints like "don't sign it too high on your cheek, else instead of saying apple you'll say onion" [03:26] maco: We just did something like that here but as a web app for Sign language teachers [03:26] and it should remember which lesson of which sign language you were on [03:27] They were asking if KDE had anything with Signlanguage when they saw parley [03:27] hopefully by may there will be then :) [03:27] so what you're saying is, i have willing test subjects? [03:27] \o/ [03:27] Quite a few [03:27] possibly people willing to help build up a library of signs as well? [03:28] i only know ASL signs [03:28] I have JSL [03:28] J? Japanese? [03:28] I'll speak to them about licensing on it [03:28] seele: Fudruckers is a good choice, unfortunately I'll be in California on business. [03:28] Jamaican [03:28] ScottK: waah, well i guess it is good you have business so i cant complain too much :) [03:28] agateau said he thinks he needs to learn LSF since ASL & LSF are about 2/3 the same and i talk too fast for his ears [03:29] he asked if i sign as fast as i talk [03:29] i told him no, native english speakers ask me to sign while i talk to make me talk at a pace they can understand [03:32] * ScottK tosses http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacing_effect at maco along with http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/principles.php [03:32] maco: mnemosyne is written in pyqt. [03:32] i think i can convince some friends to record some Auslan and NZSL signs [03:32] ScottK: oh thats like pimsleur! [03:33] when i started studying russian it was with the pimsleur CDs and they did the gradual spacing thing [03:34] For all you science geeks, Mnemosyne can be integrated with LaTeX: <--- *GIGGLE* [03:34] yay LaTeX! [03:34] mnemosyne 1 is in the archive and is pyqt3. mnemosyne 2 is in development and is pyqt4. [03:35] Unfortunately, the principle developer is about to become a father again, so release soon in unlikely. [03:35] maco: mnemosyne 2 is split into a core library and a U/I. I'm not sure, but the lib might be useful for your project. [03:36] I'm also not sure how done it is. [03:36] ok. thanks! [03:36] no physics card set :( [03:36] or algebra :( [03:36] guess ill be learning from a book tomorrow, the old fashioned way [03:36] It's also compatible with supermemo data, so if you can find those, they'll work too. [03:39] maco: What's the structure of it? [03:40] daskreech: of how mine's supposed to be put together? umm i have a uml somewhere around here... [03:41] ok can you mail it to me? [03:41] i have it on a server... [03:41] wanna look in firefox? [03:41] :-) [03:42] Sure [03:42] Riddell grumped because i used Dia instead of Umbrello [03:42] http://student.seas.gwu.edu/~mac/uml.png [03:42] im pretty sure i was a gnome user when the first draft of the uml happened though [03:43] also, i dont like qt3 :P [03:54] Ha ha :) [03:55] How long are these attacks on freenode going to go on? [03:55] new server tomorrow [03:55] Riddell should be suitably annoyed he's in like 60 channels [03:55] he's on his way to the airport [03:55] he's sprinting all next week [03:56] (er...as in canonical sprinting, not as in running) [03:57] ok === claydoh_ is now known as claydoh [04:32] Bye jackass [04:35] where are all these query attempts? zqgtsrv and nd the like?digrskd a [04:43] people being annoying [04:48] claydoh: Freenode under attack again [04:49] They have been bots joing random channels and script CTCP spam attacks all day [05:15] all day? [05:15] more like all month [05:51] maco: Fun isn't it? === emma_ is now known as emma === Sput is now known as Squt === Squt is now known as Sput [10:50] hey all [10:51] is it possible (on Karmic) to upgrade to Qt 4.6.1, but keeping KDE 4.3.5? [10:51] I don't want to upgrade KDE at this point (not yet) === lubyou_ is now known as lubyou [12:05] hello! just one quick question...planning to upgrade amarok 2.2.0 to amarok 2.2.2 on ubuntu (gnome). do i need to purge v2.2.0 before installing 2.2.2 or do i leave everything as it was? [12:12] refreshFSN: sorry, markey did mislead you, support is in #kubuntu [12:12] and see my answer in #amarok [12:13] ah sorry === Guest1460 is now known as ulysses === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler === emma_ is now known as emma === nhandler is now known as Guest1010 === nhandler_ is now known as Guest32566 === nhandler1 is now known as nhandler [15:21] * ryanakca debates dist-upgrading to lucid [16:12] where can i get some good info on programming with qt? [16:33] JontheEchidna: well if you have some time to spare I'd like you to help me with icecc if you can [16:51] <_Groo_> hi/2 all [16:51] <_Groo_> anyone working in qt 4.6.1 already [16:54] _Groo_: I thought we are were using it [16:55] <_Groo_> Tm_T: really? cause i just did an update in lucid and its still 4.6.0 [16:56] ah, then I have no idea [16:56] <_Groo_> Tm_T: are you on karmic? [16:56] <_Groo_> Tm_T: maybe a ppa? [16:56] Intrepid [16:57] <_Groo_> Tm_T: a ppa then [16:57] nope, no ppa for Intrepid (: [16:57] <_Groo_> Tm_T: own packages? [16:58] no, I'm ugly and just build and run KDE trunk & stuff for myself ): [17:01] who doesn't :) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [17:32] are there new python-kde4 packages in the works, because those released with kde 4.4 rc2 are broken (RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v7.0 but the PyKDE4.kdeui module requires API v6.0) ? [17:33] not yet in karmic [17:35] too bad because it pretty much breaks all the pykde apps incl. the system setting's printer applet === yofel_ is now known as yofel [19:59] nixternal: ping regarding docs freeze [20:07] yo [20:08] dhillon-v10: yo [20:32] nixternal: sorry irssi doesn't inform when someone pings me back, but anyways I finished my docs. and they were all reviewed so would you like for me to send you an email of all my docs. and pictures that I completed so you can check if you have included all of them in the branch [20:33] dhillon-v10: how it doesn't inform? [20:34] Tm_T: hi there, you know like in xchat when someone pings you back you someone ping you, xchat window start blinking irssi in terminator doesn't do that [20:35] that's because irssi has this "feature" where nick-highlight is only triggered at the beginning of the line [20:35] * someone pings you back sorry about repeating the text [20:35] dhillon-v10: ah, you can make Konsole atleast to bling and yell at you [20:35] crimsun: not true [20:36] crimsun: it's totally up to your hilight rules [20:36] Tm_T: well, certainly, it's perl [20:36] Tm_T: wait then let me switch to konsole :) === dhillon-v10 is now known as dhillon-v10_ [20:37] dhillon-v10: I'm sure you can do similar with Terminator too, just need configuration, and in Terminators case it typically is done by editing the config file [20:38] Tm_T: probably I haven't looked into it, but will do [20:38] dhillon-v10: ping [20:38] dhillon-v10: also it's up to how you configure your shell and screen if you use that [20:38] audible bell or visible bell, up to your taste [20:38] Tm_T: yup you are right, konsole blinks :) [20:38] dhillon-v10_: just mark your changes for a merge on LP, or I will just manually copy them over later...I am getting ready to head out for the day [20:39] nixternal: alright :) that works too === dhillon-v10_ is now known as dhillon-v10 [20:52] nhandler: Could there please be some way to opt out of all these freenode notification PMs? I find them far more annoying than the stuff they are warning me about. [21:15] mode +w is supposed to enable wallops [21:16] but freenode staff likes to ignore that :P [21:16] i.e., try setting -w [21:18] ScottK: you could probably ignore notices from *!*@freenode/staff/* (if your client supports ignoring notices) [21:18] ScottK: Sput: in this case, I doubt all who should receive the message does have +w (: [21:19] but global notices are supposed to be ... global :) [21:19] indeed [21:20] I never had problems with those [21:20] I have way more messages from spammers and alike [21:20] Since I got CTCP ignore, I've been untroubled by spammers/bad guys [21:20] where'd you get it? [21:20] i am confused [21:20] did you just recompile locally or something? [21:21] maco: ? [21:21] Tm_T: at ScottK [21:21] roger [21:22] maco: For quassel you get it in lucid, karmic-updates, and karmic-backports. [21:22] it shouldn't be necessary anymore though [21:23] ok where in teh settings is it then? because i have karmic-updates, and i havent noticed any changes to quassel... [21:23] looks like spamming has stopped, also there's a user mode now to ignore channel CTCPs [21:23] no new checkboxes or anything in the "ignore" section [21:23] the new IRCd blocs the HTTP POST exploit they used [21:23] and the channel mode +C blocks all CTCPs to a channel [21:24] im still wondering where this mysterious new option in quassel is though [21:24] supposedly its been there for a few days right, so i wouldve been able to not get these ctcps for the last few days? only i havent been able to find the setting [21:29] maco: In the rule type for new ignore list rules [21:33] ScottK: The only way to block the global notices is with the /ignore option that tsimpson mentioned. Although, these announcements are generally intended to be seen/read by everyone, so do this at your own risk [21:35] nhandler: I'm not sure if every netsplit needs to be commented as a global message, and if such information couldn't be enabled for +w users only [21:36] netsplits by themselves are spammy enough, having 1-2 staffers during and/or afterwards writing a lengthy text telling me that a server went down doesn't strike me as particularly important :) [21:37] Agreed [21:37] that just makes users take measure to blanket-ignore staff messages, and they'll miss the real important ones [22:27] Zorael: can you do echo $QT_IM_MODULE in konsole? [22:27] Quintasan: $QT_IM_MODULE is ibus, $XMODIFIERS is @im=ibus [22:28] damn [22:28] same here [22:28] Zorael: using Konversation or Kopete ATM? [22:28] Konversation for IRC, Kopete for the rest. :3 [22:29] when you right click on input field and go to Select Input Method I can guess you have ibus selected [22:29] right? [22:29] In Kopete and Konversation yes, in Konsole no [22:29] Do you have XIM there? [22:31] XIM, scim-bridge, ibus (ja) and uim - since I have all those installed to see if b.k.o #222620 was prevalent in each [22:31] damn, what's wrong now :/ [22:33] Let me restart X just incase, this machine has been running for a while now [22:35] hmm in Kate I can't even enable Anthy with ctrl+alt+comma [22:35] Quintasan: Looking closer, I see I get ibus from a ppa, so we're likely not running the same version [22:36] Ctrl+alt+comma is my own setting; I have comma for enable, dot for hiragana, dash for katakana etc (on a Swedish keyboard) [22:36] Zorael: 1.2.0.2009 [22:36] what version do you have? [22:37] Quintasan: 1.2.0.20091215-1~ppa2, from ppa:ibus-dev/ibus-1.2-karmic [22:38] let me test that [22:38] aint ctrl+alt+comma giving you a comma in input window even with keybind? [22:38] nope [22:39] In ibus preferences; "Enable or disable: Control+space; Control+Alt+comma" [22:40] okay [22:40] brb [22:43] Zorael: :/ [22:43] still XIM [22:43] I can use ibus if I switch to it manually [22:43] hngh [22:44] I just switch input methods via im-switch and it ends up being the default [22:46] im-switch -z ja_JP -s ibus ? [22:46] I don't use a Japanese locale, so just -s ibus [22:46] I end up as all_ALL for some reason [22:46] oh wow [22:46] I have ibus and ibus-kde [22:46] :O [22:47] wait, what? From where? [22:47] give! [22:47] im-switch -c [22:47] Curious, I only have ibus [22:47] plasam-widget-kimpanel-backend-ibus [22:47] do you have this package? [22:48] damn HURRDURR [22:48] Nope, I'll try it out [22:48] I largely prefer UIM over ibus, due to ibus' (and Anthy under ibus) general lack of configurability and hitherto no Qt4 frontend [22:50] brb [22:50] testing testing and testing [22:51] YEAH [22:51] Zorael: I know what's wrong [22:52] It's a problem with different locale [22:52] Ah, you were setting the IM for ja_JP when you were using e.g. en_US? [22:52] I had set ibus for jp_JP but my locale is pl_PL and it used default (XIM) [22:52] :DD [22:52] and what did you say about UIM? [22:54] Well, install it and try it out; compare. :3 It has input prediction, segment separators, and other Anthy options that ibus just doesn't seem to offer [23:00] 東京 [23:00] ？ [23:00] yep :) [23:00] so Ibus works pretty fine [23:00] Well [23:00] I type in toukyou and press space and it changes into kanji [23:00] try opening up kate and enter something in there [23:01] works [23:01] Yes, that's how it's supposed to work; you enter stuff, hit space and get a suggestion, then hit space again and get candidates [23:01] Japanese does? [23:01] You don't get https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=222620? [23:01] KDE bug 222620 in general "[4 4rc1 regression] cannot enter text in languages requiring commit (Japanese) using input methods through their Qt4 modules" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [23:01] Candidates work [23:01] IBus + this gtk thingy in tray [23:02] With ibus, as soon as I hit enter to commit, the text disappears [23:02] With UIM, it sticks to the cursor [23:03] Also, try entering something (using Anthy) in Konqueror. Is input really slow? [23:03] oh shit [23:03] it actually disappears [23:03] yeah konq's very slow [23:04] something with either Qt4 or KDE is acting up, with nice input in some apps (Kopete, Konsole, etc), slow input in some (Konqueror, I think Amarok), and non-working in Kate/KWrite [23:04] Zorael: and UIM works in both? [23:05] No, UIM exhibits the same behavior, albeit in Kate/KWrite the text doesn't immediately disappear (it sticks to the cursor, see screencast attached to the bug report), and you can circumvent it by exporting QT_IM_MODULE=xim before starting the app itself [23:05] Quintasan: hi there, what's up === yofel is now known as Guest18344 === nixternal is now known as Guest47478 === maco is now known as Guest67063 === jussi01 is now known as Guest98536 === eviljussi01 is now known as Guest40163 === jefferai is now known as Guest79396 [23:06] dhillon-v10: toying with input methods [23:06] Quintasan: nice :) [23:07] Quintasan: I'd still try UIM if I were you though, unless you're really gunning for ibus [23:07] well I'm just playing with ibus to check if kimpanel works [23:07] but it doesnt [23:08] Ah, okay [23:08] no, instant plasma crash :3 === Guest67063 is now known as maco [23:08] Zorael: no, just doing it until it stays in panel :D [23:10] At least it's good to see that 222620 happens to more than me (for awareness). The other guy I mention in the description was running Arch, and for him it worked in 4.3.4 but not in 4.4rc1. [23:11] Zorael: so you are not using ibus right? anthy + uim? [23:12] Quintasan: I'd say I use UIM, but currently trying out ibus. Both use an Anthy backend [23:14] Zorael: uim-anthy, uim-qt, uim and uim-applet-kde should do the trick? [23:14] Quintasan: I think so, yeah. I'm not sure the repo uim-qt has the Qt4 panel, though. Mine's from ppa:japanese-testers/ppa [23:15] Zorael: btw. you are from Japan? [23:15] uim-applet-kde is just a panel widget that doesn't really work [23:15] ah okay [23:15] No, I'm Swedish, but I've studied Japanese for some two years [23:19] okay, got uim from repo [23:19] seriously, Guest47478 [23:19] freenode sucks [23:20] yeah, 47474 would've been way cooler! [23:20] Zorael: mind telling me what uim backend you have selected? [23:20] uim, uim-systray or uim-toolbar-qt? [23:20] Guest47478: who the hell are you anyways? :P [23:20] this is my new nick, screw freenode [23:20] Quintasan: [23:21] no highlight for me :< [23:21] Quintasan [23:22] Quintasan: Well, since I have packages with the Qt4 panel/toolbar, I just use 'uim' and put a script in .kde/autostart to run uim-toolbar-qt4 upon login [23:22] Quintasan: pick uim-toolbar-qt or uim-systray, I'd say, if you don't have /usr/bin/uim-toolbar-qt4. Any gtk panel will be uglier than sin, obviously, since it's started before the QtCurve gtkrc thing gets exported [23:23] okay I have uim-toolbar-qt4 [23:23] seriously, Asian input is such a mess now that it makes me want to puke [23:23] :/ [23:24] brb [23:25] there [23:28] Zorael: awesome [23:28] Zorael: [23:28] urgh [23:28] Quintasan: Regarding Asian input, uim-qt should be packaged so that there's a proper uim-toolbar-qt4 im-switch option, but as it happens it isn't. - ibus isn't installing any ibus im-switch options for the all_ALL locale, so I need to manually edit /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/xinput-all_ALL. Skim (whilst now defunct-ish) installation is broken as per launchpad bug 403004 [23:28] Launchpad bug 403004 in skim "Skim doesn't work after installation, XIM_PROGRAM variable unset" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/403004 [23:30] Quintasan: uim-pref-qt4 for configuration, uim-toolbar-qt4 for the panel. It won't hide when using direct input, though. I reported it as a feature request to the uim bugzilla. [23:31] Zorael: どもありがとう <-- No Kanji since I'm too new to japanese :P [23:31] :3 [23:31] どういたしまして。 [23:32] FWIW, https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=25695 [23:32] Freedesktop bug 25695 in libuim "Hide toolbar on direct input" [Enhancement,New] [23:32] douitashimashite? [23:33] Zorael: already patched I see [23:33] "You're welcome" [23:33] I will build package with that patch if you want :P [23:34] Ah, that'd be lovely actually [23:34] uim-qt is the package? [23:35] yes, or so dpkg -S says [23:37] I think the other bug he mentions is https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13910, which shoots it in the foot by resetting the panel upon focus change, even if you minimize it by doubleclicking the panel edge as he describes. (unless I'm misinterpreting) [23:37] Freedesktop bug 13910 in bridge: Qt "Unwanted IM reset on focus-out of Qt4 immodule" [Major,New] [23:42] Konqueror IME input slowdown bug at https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26265 [23:42] Freedesktop bug 26265 in libuim "Slowness using uim in QT applications" [Normal,New] === nixternal is now known as Guest72088 [23:46] huh [23:46] wtf === 13WAAANV1 is now known as Tm_Tr [23:47] dude, freenode sucks ass...they have shit docs, they change my nick before i can auth [23:49] Zorael: uploading to ppa [23:49] should be quick and painless [23:49] one can auth when connecting, or auth no matter what nick in use [23:49] I wonder why guys maintaining the repo won't submit the patches to main repo [23:50] first "repo" should be PPA :P [23:52] Quintasan: ppa:quintasan/ppa? [23:52] yeah, wait before I test it :P === nixternal_ is now known as Guest66030