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jjessein system settings in lucid waht is the open collarabitve services provider management used for?02:30
daskreechghns ?02:31
jjessethe login is for opendesktop.org02:33
daskreechthat's for the social desktop plasmoid02:35
jjessewhich is different then the microblog plasmoid?02:36
daskreechYes02:36
jjessehrmm ok, will have to figure out what the point of social desktop is02:37
daskreechUmm mostly I'd say it's chestbeating as well as ironing out bugs on some stuff02:38
jjessecheastbeating?02:38
jjessei'm more important then you?02:38
daskreechlike you have an opendesktop login (kde-look kde-apps etc)02:38
daskreechmore like look we have a social desktop02:39
jjessei have an opendesktop login but no idea what to do w/ it02:39
jjessehrmm socialdesktop.org02:39
daskreechIn theory if you travel to a new country the plasmoid will show you people from that country based on the profile/ip address02:39
jjessethe last person on the list of people near me is the only one who is actually close to me02:40
daskreechand do stuff like rank them based on them being in the same groups as you on the site02:40
daskreechI'd like to use it more but I forgot my login and I don't run plasma02:48
daskreechWhen those two get fixed I'll look again02:48
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daskreechclaydoh: ping03:20
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daskreechclaydoh: ping03:20
claydohdaskreech: pong, denting a reply :)03:21
daskreechclaydoh: :-)03:21
claydohwell Ill spell it out my kde3 based ones are ok, just not up to date03:22
claydohthat's for both hardy and karmic03:22
daskreechYeah I noticed03:22
daskreechI removed them and my kmymonkey updated03:23
claydohthe kde4 based ones need updating to svn code, as ofx importing is broken in the current beta03:23
daskreechMoney03:23
daskreechdamn now I want an app called Kmymonkey03:23
daskreechI don't even care what it does03:23
claydohsweet app get coding!03:23
daskreechI"m trying to code a KDE Y! client03:23
daskreechbased on the Gyache code03:23
claydohid rather have something with monkeys03:24
claydohbut really that sounds cool too03:25
daskreechTrying to do LPI next week so stydying all this week03:27
daskreechmay do some coding inbetween03:28
daskreechUbuntu is about the time period where I said it's going to start sucking03:28
daskreechCD space is going to force some hard choices03:29
daskreechI should check in with the Basket team03:34
shtylmanRiddell: where do we stand on the smd stuff?03:44
shtylman*smb03:44
shtylmanI see it got postponed...03:45
shtylmanis it still far off?03:45
shtylmannixternal: are there still plans for a netbook specific slideshow?03:51
nixternalshtylman: I guess so...I figured you would know that one :) If so, all I have to do is type them up. They are on my todo list, but there were a couple of things yet to do in front of them. A bit busy lately, and then tonight and tomorrow, I will be pushing snow yet again :/04:04
shtylmannixternal: no hurry... whenever you have the text just send it along04:05
shtylmanif we make it...we make it04:05
shtylmanif not...no biggie04:05
nixternalshoot, I was just talking to you in another channel :)04:06
nixternalI saw your message in my highlight window and just started responding :)04:06
nixternaloh, I am sure we will make it. I can get them done this week, at least by next week04:06
shtylmanhaha04:08
shtylmanwhat channel?04:08
shtylmanone that I am also in? or just some random channel?04:09
nixternalsome random channel04:25
nixternalon OFTC at that04:25
markeyguys07:06
markeymore and more people are complaining about buggy USB auto-mounting07:06
markeyI hear it everywhere07:06
markeyis anything being done about it?07:06
* daskreech should get a USB thing07:06
markeythat should be an ultra-high priority item, imho07:06
markeypeople are starting to migrate to other distros...07:06
markeythink about it :)07:07
markeyShuttleworth could hire a kernel guy for looking at it07:07
markeyor else you'll have many Arch Linux users soon07:07
markey(it's starting to happen...)07:07
jussi01markey: are you experiencing this on karmic or lucid?07:08
markeyKarmic07:08
markeyI'm not going to use an Alpha or Beta just because of this07:08
markey(neither are other users)07:08
jussi01markey: strange, as I seem (havent really debugged yet) to have issues wth my us tv card and card reader on my fiancees machin07:09
markeyjussi01: the more devices you attach, the worse it gets07:09
jussi01s/us/usb/07:09
markeyfrom what I can see07:09
jussi01seems maybe someone borked someting07:09
markeytry an USB hub (actively powered, and 2 HDDs and some other devices07:09
markeyyes, borked UDev or so07:10
markeyit affects all devices, keyboards, printers, HDDs, media players...07:10
jussi01maco2: what the heck are you doing up...? :D07:11
maco2jussi01: discovering that network-manager segfaults as soon as it starts on my karmic system?07:11
maco2also: reading a physics book because exam in 9 hours07:12
jussi01seems everyone has issues today...07:12
markeyone example of buggy USB:07:15
markeyhttp://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=116&t=85998&p=148867#p14886507:15
markey(we get to see a lot of those)07:15
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Riddellshtylman: nobody has started coding on SMB stuff so I set it to postponed08:48
jussi01Riddell: have you anythoughts on markey's USB issue? Im starting to see some issues on Sari's karmic machine :/08:50
Riddellnot really, various people reported unreliability but nobody had much clue of a cause and most didn't have it as bad as markey https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2010-January/030033.html08:52
Mamarokwhat was the problem with aptitude again when upgrading to KDE SC 4.4?09:11
apacheloggerMamarok: that we do not QA against aptitutde and apt-get is superior ;)09:31
apacheloggercan't remember in particular, but I think aptitude had problems resolving the deps properly09:32
Mamarokah09:32
persiaMind you, this is potentially a bug in the packages, but it's not one that anyone checks against, so if one wants aptitude to work, one needs to do their own QA.09:35
apacheloggerfor KDE stack upgrades I think it is mostly wrong usage making aptitude resolving deps in a crappy manner (like say block upgrades to some graphics app because it would require exchanging one of underlying libs)09:38
persiaThere's ways to define package relationships that work for both resolvers.  It's just extra work.09:41
neversfeldeno need to get a feature freeze exception for bugfix releases, is this still correct?09:41
apacheloggerpersia: well, I doubt aptitude upgrade will remove packages?09:50
apacheloggerin which case the best package relationships wouldnt help09:50
apacheloggerneversfelde: aighto09:50
neversfeldeapachelogger: I think this means yes :)09:51
persiaapachelogger: Aptitude will certainly remove packages under some conditions.  It just has different conditions.09:51
persiaBut like I said, it's not worth fixing.09:51
pgquilespersia: apachelogger: aptitude needs no fixing, IMHO. It removes a package when deborphan says some package is not being used by any other package. If aptitude removes needed packages when upgrading to KDE 4.4.0, then 4.4.0 packages have missing dependencies.09:57
neversfeldebug 525658 needs a sponsor09:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 525658 in kdebluetooth "new upstream bugfix release 0.4.2" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52565809:58
apacheloggerI did not say that it removes packages, I said it does refuse to do so09:58
apacheloggerwhen migrating from libfoo1 to libfoo2 as part of a KDE stack upgrade I saw reports of aptitude refusing to do so and marking everything depending on libfoo as blocked09:59
pgquilesapachelogger: aptitude refuses to remove packages when the 'score' is too high (i. e. the potential breakage to the system is too high)09:59
pgquilesapachelogger: if you mean libkdcraw, aptitude works fine for me: it says it will break krita and whatnot10:00
pgquilesbut I think aptitude is right and it's just a matter of some missing KOffice packages. I can't remember the details now.10:00
apacheloggerpgquiles: hence I claimed that most of the aptitude issues are PEBKAC issues ;)10:00
pgquilesapachelogger: which I agree10:01
pgquiles:-)10:01
apacheloggerno, the removal of krita is just fine10:01
apacheloggerlibkdcraw has weird packaging10:01
apacheloggerdisallowing the lib package of  7 and 8 to be installed along each other10:01
pgquilesthere's something which does need fixing, though: KPackageKit does not remove packages, at least not those listed as 'Conflicts', while aptitude will do it fine10:01
persiapgquiles: That aptitude works for you is good, but like apachelogger said, it's not part of the Ubuntu QA process, so there's absolutely no guarantee it works.10:02
persiaIt could work, but that needs someone to commit to doing QA, and fixing any issues discovered.10:02
apacheloggerpgquiles: that is a problem of the underlying backend10:03
apacheloggerRiddell: bug #52566810:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 525668 in update-notifier-kde "Please remove update-notifier-kde (source only) from lucid" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52566810:13
Riddelldidn't I do that?10:23
apacheloggerRiddell: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-notifier-kde indicates you didnt10:24
Riddelldone10:25
apacheloggerRiddell: thanks, btw, could you please set the main branch for the kubuntu-default-settings project10:26
apacheloggerotherwise bzr branch lp:kubuntu-default-settings doesnt work :(10:26
Riddellapachelogger: done10:28
apacheloggerRiddell: thank you :)10:29
apacheloggerRiddell: can we kill kubuntu-artwork-usplash?10:30
apacheloggerit appears ubuntu-artwork-usplash is already dead10:30
persiausplash in general is mostly dead.10:32
apacheloggerhm10:33
apachelogger!info usplash-theme-ubuntu lucid10:33
apacheloggerpoor bot :D10:34
ubottuusplash-theme-ubuntu (source: usplash-theme-ubuntu): Usplash theme for Ubuntu. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.27 (lucid), package size 36 kB, installed size 192 kB10:34
apacheloggerwell, it seems that package here does not have any relation with ubuntu-artwork-usplash, even though I am quite sure that is what the package was called at some point10:34
Riddellapachelogger: yes we can10:35
apacheloggerok, nuking it10:35
Riddell                if [ "$DESKTOP" = "kde" ]; then10:57
Riddellapachelogger: where does that variable come from?10:57
apacheloggerRiddell: kpk10:57
Riddell"Please file a but in your distribution"  typo10:58
Riddellbut no dantii to complain to10:58
apachelogger^^10:59
apacheloggerneversfelde: when are you applying as MOTO btw?11:02
Riddellneversfelde: that kbluetooth .dsc needs a .orig.tar.gz, the bug only has .orig.tar.bz211:02
Riddellhmm, did it rename from kdebluetooth to KBluetooth ?11:04
neversfeldeapachelogger: I do not have the time to open and organize the MOTO team, so I decided to apply as a MOTU :)11:05
neversfeldeRiddell: one moment, I'll have a look and as far as I know it was renamed some time ago11:05
Riddell"This is a continuation of kde-bluetooth, but with a very different philosophy" suggest the new maintainer renamed it http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kbluetooth?content=11211011:06
Riddellmaybe we should rename the package then11:06
neversfeldeRiddell: I can do it11:07
RiddellI wonder if splitting out /usr/share/icons/oxygen/256x256/ to save space on amd64 would be sensible11:26
apacheloggerRiddell: I do not think 256 features a complete set11:27
Riddellit's not, and scaling up from 128 actually looks not bad so I think that's an acceptable loss if we include the icons in our "suggested packages notification"11:48
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Riddellusing lzma on oxygen-icons saves 2-3MB straight away12:00
apacheloggerRiddell: shouldnt it be LZMAd anyway?12:01
* apachelogger is implementing lzma for kde.pm right now12:01
apacheloggeror at least trying to ;)12:01
apacheloggeragateau: ping12:02
jussi01yippee... all my window decorations are gone, as is my plasma stuff...12:06
persiaIt's a spare look, for extra performance.12:07
apacheloggerto quote sheldon: "there there"12:08
apachelogger^^12:08
Tm_Tjussi01: I trade that for my "no keyboard in Xorg"12:11
apacheloggerhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/381551/12:12
apacheloggerthere my superior perl skills strike again12:12
apacheloggermuhahaha :D12:12
Riddellelite12:14
apacheloggerhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/381554/12:17
Riddellok oxygen uploaded with 256 icons split out and lzma in use, saving of 9MB12:17
jussi01ok, could someone try replicate a bug in 4.4 for me? go to system settings, appearance, style, workspace and try change the them a few times...12:26
jussi01warning. for me I have to restart as plasma crashes and there is no alt+f2  or anything12:27
agateauapachelogger: pong12:37
apacheloggeragateau: is the indicator plasmoid intent to not behave like others?12:38
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apacheloggernamely the fact that it is not removable, unless one is in panel editing mode and that it is always visible12:38
agateauapachelogger: how does it not behave like others?12:38
agateauapachelogger: oh, you mean you can't right click it?12:38
apacheloggeryep12:39
agateauapachelogger: this is fixed12:39
apacheloggerok, and the visiblity?12:39
agateauapachelogger: with the new version, if it's in the systemtray it can autohide itself12:39
agateaunot if it's in the panel, yet12:39
apacheloggeragateau: is that version already in the archives?12:40
apacheloggerbecause mine does neither react to right clicks nor does it autohide :)12:40
* agateau checks12:40
agateauapachelogger: it is, you need version 0.5.112:41
* apachelogger restarts plasma12:43
apacheloggerah12:43
apacheloggerperfect12:43
* apachelogger hugs agateau12:43
apacheloggerlove it :D12:43
agateaugreat!12:43
apacheloggerRiddell: lzma for debhelper all QA'd too :D12:43
* apachelogger feels like a spammer somehow ^^12:56
Tm_Tapachelogger: shadeslayer? yes, that's what he is12:59
* Tm_T hides12:59
apachelogger*sigh*13:00
apacheloggermom!13:00
shadeslayerhmm13:03
shadeslayerwell in case youre thinking about the quits and joins,twas because vlc fullscreen + Chromium os = one heck of a party :P13:05
steveireapachelogger: I didn't know I was in this channel because of how quassel works. Did you fix your akonadi issue?13:20
ghostcubeapachelogger: you noticed the ubuntu gnome guys made Mutter to her WM :D13:28
ghostcubeiam waiting now for Vater too lol13:28
ghostcubeehem, i have a question about the kwin effects13:29
ghostcubewho is doing them :)13:29
Riddellkwin developers13:30
ghostcubethx13:30
shadeslayerhmm apparently i found a very annoying bug in the kde comics plasmoid13:57
shadeslayertry and search for any comic via the search bar.. the search crashes :P13:58
apacheloggersteveire: no, it seems to be a conceptual problem with akonadi and mysql 5.114:53
apacheloggermysql 5.1 expects a set of default tables to be available, those can only be created by mysql_install_db, which is currently not taken into account by akonadi14:55
apacheloggeralso, what I just came to think about, what happens when the mysqld gets upgraded to an incompatible version?14:55
apacheloggeri.e. such as that the database tables need to be upgraded by some tool14:55
apacheloggerIMHO that whole mysql business is just one big bloody mess14:56
apacheloggeron the other hand I might just not understand the deeper logic14:56
apacheloggersteveire: bug 448705 also kde bug 18539514:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 448705 in akonadi "akonadi server doesn't start at login" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44870514:57
ubottuKDE bug 185395 in server "Table 'mysql servers' doesn't exist" [Normal,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18539514:57
* apachelogger notes that simply running that script is not going to be any good for kubuntu 9.10, since the script is in the main server package14:57
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apacheloggerRiddell: I suppose we could make Qt use lzma too?15:20
* apachelogger notes that this does not help with the CD, since that is lzma compressed anyway15:21
Riddellapachelogger: so what are you suggesting?15:22
apacheloggerto make space on the CD? remove openoffice :S15:23
* apachelogger tries to get a look at the CD, but qemu does not seem to let him15:23
Riddellwhat are you suggesting for Qt?15:23
RiddellCD space should be fine with the oxygen icon change15:24
apacheloggerRiddell: add the appropriate build rule to compress the deb data with lzma, thus reducing the size of packages to download15:24
apacheloggerRiddell: just imagine how much finer the CD would be without openoffice, we could even ship uncrippled artwork then :/15:24
apacheloggerRiddell: IIRC -dbg packages shrunk by almos 50% with lzma15:25
Riddellapachelogger: getting rid of openoffice is tempting but koffice isn't stable enough to replace it yet and I'm not sure the world has moved away enough from office suites to get rid of it (although Ubuntu Netbook did)15:31
apacheloggerRiddell: well, we'll conduct that survey and then see15:32
apacheloggerbut I suppose indeed that kubuntu-netbook would be the first target that replaces ooo with ko15:32
apacheloggerthe largest packag eont he CD is openoffice.org-core15:32
apacheloggerfollowed by foomatic-db-gutenprint15:32
apacheloggerlinux-image is only third15:33
jjessewe should drop openoffice from netbook15:33
* apachelogger is wondering how a driver db can be that large15:33
apacheloggeralso, do we need thesaurus by default?15:34
apacheloggeralmost in the top ten15:34
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Quintasanawesome15:34
apacheloggerRiddell: konq-plugins-l10n should be installed by language-selector IMHO15:35
apacheloggerit only contains documentation15:35
apacheloggeruhm15:36
apacheloggerwe have gnome-keyring on the CD Oo15:36
Quintasanlol15:37
Quintasanapachelogger: thumbs up for lzma15:37
* Quintasan hands apachelogger few cookies15:37
* apachelogger must save them for later15:38
Riddellumm, we also have network-manager-gnome15:38
Riddelloh that's because we don't install plasma-widget-networkmanagement any more15:39
Riddellbecause it's now network-manager-kde again15:39
* apachelogger installs germinate15:39
Riddellso network-manager Recommends: network-manager-gnome | plasma-widget-networkmanagement and brings in network-manager-gnome15:40
apacheloggerwell15:40
apacheloggerIMHO15:40
apacheloggernm should recommend nm-frontend15:40
apacheloggerand nm-gnome and nm-kde should provide nm-frontend15:40
Quintasanmakes sense, at least for me15:41
Quintasan:)15:41
apacheloggerok, fixing nm should get rid of gconf* gksu, gnome-keyring, libgnome*15:44
apacheloggerRiddell: are you working on that already?15:44
apacheloggeropenoffice.org-math is also on again15:45
apachelogger-.-15:45
Riddellyes I am15:46
apacheloggercool15:46
apacheloggergdebi is also one large beast -.-15:46
Riddellopenoffice.org-writer recommends openoffice.org-maths, maybe we can moan to calc?15:46
apacheloggerRiddell: we could just blacklist math15:47
apacheloggerfirst I need to find the branch url though :D15:47
Riddellbranch for what?15:47
Riddellbzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/kubuntu.lucid/ ?15:47
apacheloggerright, thanks :)15:48
apacheloggerRiddell: I suppose we could also save some space by not installing all of konq-plugins (i.e. split the searchbar again)15:52
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RiddellI think we do15:53
Riddellapachelogger: konqueror-plugin-searchbar is what's in the seed15:53
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apacheloggerRiddell: it is a fake package the description says15:54
apachelogger+ it depends on konq-plugins15:54
apacheloggerwhich in turn seems to recommend or depend konq-plugins-l10n15:54
apacheloggeryeah, package is empty15:54
apacheloggerall debian's fault it seems :P15:55
Riddellhmm, right15:55
Riddellok network-manager_0.8-0ubuntu2_source.changes uploaded15:56
apacheloggeralso, I think after lucid we should rethink the default font15:57
apacheloggerdejavu is a bit of an ugly beast15:57
apachelogger"a bit"15:57
Riddellubuntu desktop includes ttf-liberation15:58
apacheloggerwell, I am more about default15:59
apacheloggershipping a superior font doesnt change the uglyness of the default15:59
RiddellI think they may be using it as the default, I don't remember15:59
apacheloggerhm15:59
apacheloggerIIRC nuno liked liberation ;)16:00
apacheloggerthat said, we should consult with upstream on this topic16:00
Riddellit's whole raison d'etre is to be "the same as microsoft" which leaves a bad taste in my mouth16:00
Riddellnuno is upstream I guess, doubt anyone else in KDE knows or cares much about fonts16:00
apacheloggerupstream == oxygen as a whole ;)16:00
Riddellapachelogger: want me to split out konq plugin searchbar then?16:13
apacheloggerRiddell: already on it16:14
Riddellgroovy16:14
apacheloggerhm16:18
apacheloggerRiddell: isn't oxygencursors now part of kdebase? if so I am wondering why we are still using the one from oxygencursors16:18
Riddellapachelogger: it's part of kdebase-workspace I think, we follow debian in packaging it separately, I don't know why they prefer to do that16:19
apacheloggeroh ... IIRC the oxygencursors source contains more colors16:20
apacheloggernot sure if that is a good reason to prefer it though16:20
Riddellgrumble, they should all be put into kdeartwork, kdebase really shouldn't be the place for artwork options16:20
apacheloggermain color should be in kdebase IMHO16:21
Riddellyes16:21
Riddellbut the rest should be in kdeartwork.  same goes for wallpapers etc16:21
apacheloggerruphy: didn't I sign you up for maintaining kdeartwork? :P16:22
Riddellkdeartwork has never been properly maintained16:24
Tm_Tkdeadmin is another that needs some love, apparently16:25
Riddellit has a maintainer, I think i saw him proposing to scrap old stuff recently16:26
Riddellkdetoys on the other hand..16:26
apacheloggerIMHO maintenance must be more aggressive16:27
apacheloggerstuffthat cant be supported properly needs to go16:27
ghostcubekwin devs arent vry responding if you aks them anything :)16:31
* ghostcube hugs the kubuntu-devs16:31
apacheloggerRiddell: new konq-plugins uploaded16:34
apacheloggerthat should take another 11MiB off the CD if I am right16:34
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Riddellapachelogger: did you update bzr?16:34
Riddellbzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/konq-plugins/ubuntu/16:34
apacheloggerohhh16:34
apacheloggershoot16:34
apachelogger :D16:34
Riddellkonq-plugins isn't 11MiB16:35
apacheloggerRiddell: dpkg said something like that16:35
apacheloggeroh, apt-get it was16:36
apacheloggersec16:36
Riddell"Need to get 485kB of archives."16:36
apacheloggeroh16:36
apachelogger11MiB uncompressed16:36
jussi01lucid:16:38
jussi01The following packages have unmet dependencies:16:38
jussi01  krita-kde4: Depends: libkdcraw7 (>= 4:4.3.2) but it is not going to be installed16:38
apacheloggerRiddell: anyhow, pushed branch update16:38
jussi01are we aware of this?16:38
* apachelogger was only aware of it on karmic16:38
Riddellyes, poke nixternal to finish off koffice16:38
jussi01and is there a reason krita-kde4 still exists, not krita...16:39
jussi01Riddell: ahh16:39
Riddell"After this operation, 2,396kB of additional disk space will be used."  not 11MiB16:39
* jussi01 goes to hunt nixternal's16:39
* apachelogger thinks aptitude should be kicked off the CD16:40
RiddellI never spotted that before, wonder why it's there16:42
Riddellbug 25204416:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 252044 in ubuntu-meta "Intrepid: Alpha 3 aptitude not installed in base installation" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25204416:42
apacheloggerRiddell: should be dropped IMHO16:43
apacheloggervim/emacs is also superior to nano16:43
apacheloggeryet we do not ship any of the two in addition to nano16:43
apacheloggerthose that wish to use aptitude can invoke the apt-get oneliner to install it16:43
Riddellseems like an issue with some history though16:45
apacheloggerI would imagine16:45
Riddellprobably needs discussed on ubuntu-devel16:45
* apachelogger expects loads of whining :S16:46
Riddelldunno, plenty of people don't like apititude16:47
jussi01since when did we ship more than one app for the same task?16:47
Tm_Taptitude is used in alternative-cd installe16:47
apacheloggerRiddell: well, others do like it ;)16:47
Tm_Terr, there's option to run aptitude, anyway16:48
apacheloggerTm_T: I would suppose that is if -x aptitude16:48
Tm_T?16:48
apacheloggerTm_T: I suppose the option will not be shown if aptitude is not there16:49
Tm_Ttrue that, though I supposed it might be useful for some16:49
Tm_TI know I had to fiddle with it once16:49
apacheloggerso keep it on the alternate but drop it from the live cd16:50
Tm_Tagreed on that16:50
apacheloggerthere is more space on the alternate due to missing ubiquity anyway (I guess)16:50
Riddellyes, quite a bit more16:50
apacheloggerseems like a fair compromise too16:51
jussi01how big is aptitude?16:51
Riddell1.7MB said that bug report16:51
apacheloggerRiddell: no that was incorrect16:51
jussi01ouch16:51
apacheloggernot very big I would suppose16:52
apacheloggerbut still16:52
Riddellit's a 1.5MB download16:52
Tm_TSize: 146833216:52
Riddellwhich would be worth getting rid of16:52
apacheloggerindeed16:53
apacheloggeromg16:53
Tm_TInstalled-Size: 8620 ...that means ~8.5 MiB ?16:53
apacheloggerRiddell: please navigate to your ubiquity branch and run : sudo apt-get install kdesdk-scripts; optimizegraphics16:53
apacheloggerthere are a billion pixmaps in there and none are optimized16:54
apacheloggerTm_T: I think so16:55
apacheloggerbut uncompressed is nothing to go bye16:56
apacheloggers/bye/by ^^16:56
Quintasanhmm16:56
QuintasanI'm afraid I have too many tests this week :(16:57
Riddellubiquity artwork should be updated to match kde 4.4 anyway16:59
apacheloggertrue17:01
apacheloggerQuintasan: I suppose you should be learning17:02
Riddelloptimizegraphics: Losslessly optimized PNG and SVGZ files with "optipng -o5" and "advdef -z -4".17:04
RiddellReduced disk space: 160KB (0MB)17:04
Riddellnice but not massive17:04
nixternaljussi01: yes, I have already fixed that libkdcraw7->8 thing in the package I am massaging....should have it uploaded today17:06
Quintasanapachelogger: well, I intend to but I was wondering what I shall do next and after seeing our Todo I think I will do some packaging and stick to learning c++17:06
* Quintasan just realised he has to learn only biology17:07
nixternallucid just booted from Grub to KDM in under 10 seconds!!!17:09
nixternalthat is freakin' fast17:09
nixternalI saw the plymouth splash thing for a few seconds, and then boom, there was KDM17:09
nixternalimpressive!17:09
* Quintasan notes it boots that fast even on KVM17:10
shtylman_Riddell: is it too late to poke at the smb feature? ... is it worth the effort? cause if so I will gladly take a look17:25
Riddellshtylman_: it would need a feature freeze exception, so we'd need to be sure it was well testing and working17:25
Riddellhowever since the current code is 100% broken, it's not like it could make things much worse17:26
Riddellso yes it would be worth it17:26
Riddellping rgreening for the stuff he had at UDS17:26
shtylman_Riddell: will do17:26
nixternalhrmm, virtuoso packages are listed in the "no longer required" area when doing apt-get...is there something wrong or is this expected?18:06
Riddellonly virtuoso-nepomuk is useful18:08
Riddellrest can go18:08
nixternalgroovy, thanks!18:09
rgreeninghey shtylman_ / Riddell. Sry I've been rather absentee... im going trough a major transition with work and have been tied up.18:20
rgreeningshtylman_: have a read over the spec. most of the details are there to make the required changes.18:20
shtylman_rgreening: no worries... I understand how work can be :)18:21
rgreeningshtylman_: let me know when you have reviewed and we can set up some time to go over it.. I may be able to free up some time to help get it done.18:21
shtylman_rgreening: do you have a branch published somewhere?18:21
shtylman_and when you say spec you mean the blueprint right?18:21
rgreeningI have to take a $50M company and migrate all the back office to new systems and services by June 30th...18:22
shtylman_just so I am clear18:22
shtylman_ooooo18:22
shtylman_sounds fancy18:22
rgreeningshtylman_: ya and theres a wiki page too18:22
rgreeningya. Im going nutz with it.18:22
rgreeningWe have to build all the infrastructure from scratch18:22
nixternalRiddell: bug 512159 - still needs to be finished MIR wise18:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 512159 in libqtgtl "[MIR] libqtgtl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/51215918:23
shtylman_rgreening: thats crazy tho... everything all new?18:23
nixternalfsck me, I missed a package for KOffice that needs MIR too... create-resources18:23
rgreeningI have a feeling that I wont have time for UDS this spring :(  ...18:23
shtylman_was the old stuff just that old?18:23
shtylman_:(18:23
rgreeningshtylman_: oh no, the company it is being transitioned from has claimed "prorpietary" and wont let us get the systems18:24
rgreeningso we get some of the data, but not the system...18:24
rgreeningstupid bean counters making all the wrong decisions18:25
shtylman_wow18:25
shtylman_that sucks...18:25
rgreeningyup18:25
Riddellnixternal: I can just move them to main, MIR system is broken18:25
shtylman_another reason to stay far away from "proprietary"18:25
rgreeningIm even fightin just to maintain the IP blocks... so we dont have to renumber.18:25
nixternalRiddell: roger that....what should we do about create-resources? it would be nice to have that in main as well18:25
rgreeningso many battles18:25
Riddellnixternal: having said that, I'm not sure main is the right place for koffice, upstream seem not that confident that 2.1 is a suitable release18:25
nixternalhahaha18:26
Riddellnixternal: I'll move it to main, please do the MIR still18:26
nixternalI was kind of figuring this would come18:26
nixternalRiddell: well, should we wait then?18:26
Riddellnixternal: no, enough waiting18:26
nixternalI was wondering why we were pushing koffice into main so quickly in the first place, but it was done before I could blink18:26
rgreeningshtylman_: anyway, ping me when you are ready, and we can probably spend and evening or two and make it happen.18:27
* rgreening needs motivation18:27
Riddellnixternal: create-resources and libqtgtl moved to main18:27
Riddellnixternal: so quickly?  it's always been in main18:27
Riddellshtylman_: the smb stuff needs the gnome smb share features ported into the kde file properties dialogue plugin, which is split over kdelibs and kdebase18:29
nixternalRiddell: I meant the newer koffice, not the older :)18:29
shtylman_rgreening: will do :)18:29
shtylman_Riddell: noted... is there a list of these "features"18:30
shtylman_or I just have to open the gnome one and look?18:30
rgreeningshtylman_: read my spec first18:30
rgreeningI've detailed most of it there in the wiki and LP blueprint18:30
Riddellnixternal: well upstream has stopped supporting koffice 1 and it's a security liability and it's just as broken as koffice 2.1, so we definately want to go with 2.1.  it's just a question of do we want it in main or universe18:30
shtylman_rgreening: sounds good...I will do that tonight and start looking at where you left off18:31
shtylman_rgreening: is the branch listed on the wiki or spec?18:31
rgreeningshtylman_: I don't have a branch uploaded18:31
nixternalRiddell: I would have kept 2.x in universe personally until it was ready...18:31
Riddellshtylman_: it's a wrapper around the "net share" command (which isn't installed by default)18:31
rgreeningwhich is part of samba (and I believe it is now installed by default.. though I could be wrong).18:32
shtylman_Riddell: if not installed by default... are we gonna have disc issues?18:33
Riddellnixternal: ok let's move it to universe then, but we still want the MIRs because we'll want it in main again before long18:33
Riddellshtylman_: disc issues?18:33
shtylman_Riddell: sorry...space usage on the disc18:34
shtylman_we are already over last time I checked18:34
nixternalRiddell: right, makes it easier in the long run18:34
Riddellshtylman_: we just won't have it installed, it'll need a dialogue saying "please install foo" which is what the gnome one has.  or even better kpackagekit integration to magically install foo18:34
shtylman_Riddell: gotcha...sounds good to me18:35
shtylman_rgreening: where is your code then? hidden far far away :p ?18:35
nixternaloh koffice is such a pita18:38
Riddellnixternal: moved to universe18:38
Riddellnixternal: koffice is a beast, it should be split up into manageable source releases18:39
nixternalwell, once it is better, the release that is, and the packaging is all fixed up, it will be good to go18:39
nixternallooks like I have to patch a cmake module (or 2)18:39
Riddellnixternal: really?  why's that?18:40
nixternalnot finding create-resources18:40
Riddellhmm18:40
Quintasan|Szel:o18:49
Quintasan|Szelapachelogger: this call by reference is sick when used with structures18:49
apacheloggerQuintasan|Szel: how so?18:49
Quintasan|Szelwell anyways, reference is basically a alias for a variable and if we pass a reference to a function it operates on the actual variable instead of creating a copy of it, right?18:50
apacheloggersimply put ;)18:51
apacheloggertechnically a reference is the memory address where the data is stored18:52
Quintasan|Szelapachelogger: well, I have prototype (and later a function which does couts) -> sysop & use(sysop & ref) where sysop is struct declarated earlier18:52
apacheloggerand you can imagine that the memory then gets casted as per function head18:52
apachelogger:D18:53
Quintasan|Szeland the fun begins18:53
apacheloggerwell18:53
apacheloggeryou should write it differently :P18:53
apacheloggerQuintasan|Szel: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-hook_duttaC.html18:54
apacheloggersee section Declarations18:54
apacheloggerthough IMHO that applies to a lot more than declaration18:55
apacheloggerfor example dereferencing ;)18:55
Quintasan|Szelapachelogger: well, ya saw the prototype. they call the function use() -> use(use(petlarz));  and I'm like wtf18:56
Quintasan|Szelthe function use returns the a structure, right?18:56
Quintasan|SzelI really wonder why that works :D18:57
Quintasan|Szeloh, now I get18:59
Quintasan|SzelI though the function returns an int but thats not the case18:59
apacheloggerOo19:00
apacheloggerwhy would it?19:00
apacheloggerwell, i am guessing here19:00
apacheloggerbut I suppose petlarz is of type sysop?19:00
Quintasan|Szelthey put over 9000 comments here and I'm little bit confused19:00
Quintasan|Szelapachelogger: yes it i.19:01
Quintasan|Szelis even19:01
apacheloggeroh wellz19:01
apacheloggeruse(petlarz) would return a sysop too19:01
apacheloggerso you can call it recurisvely19:01
Quintasan|Szelyeah, thats why the cout in use() occured twice when called like use(use(petlarz))19:02
Quintasan|Szelhngh19:02
Quintasan|SzelIt seems too me that reference is like a pointer19:02
apacheloggerwell19:03
apacheloggersec19:03
apacheloggerQuintasan|Szel: http://tugll.tugraz.at/91675/weblog/9289.html19:03
apacheloggerthat is why I said to your earlier description of a reference that it was "simply put"19:03
apacheloggera reference really is just a memory address19:03
Quintasan|Szelaint pointers the same thing?19:04
apacheloggerkinda ;)19:04
Quintasan|Szelthey also store memory addresses:P19:04
apacheloggerthough a pointer itself has a reference19:04
Quintasan|Szel...what?19:04
Quintasan|Szel:D19:04
apacheloggerQuintasan|Szel: read the blog :P19:04
apacheloggera pointer does have an address itself19:05
apacheloggerit even requires memory (usually the same amount as int ... i.e. 4b)19:05
apacheloggerQuintasan|Szel: so *ptr != &ptr19:05
apacheloggerformer will derefernce the pointer, latter will return the address-of the pointer19:06
Quintasan|Szeloh man19:07
Quintasan|Szelit feels like speaking with computer, eally19:08
Quintasan|Szelreally*19:08
apachelogger^^19:08
Quintasan|Szel:P19:08
apacheloggeryou have no idea :P19:08
Quintasan|Szelit's like you code and "Hey, makes perfect sense!" then you compile and compiler throws tomatoes at you because it actually makes no sense at all19:09
Quintasan|Szel:P19:09
apacheloggerQuintasan|Szel: yeah, compilers are good with that19:10
Quintasan|Szela semi-colon makes a whole big difference19:12
Quintasan|Szel:D19:12
apacheloggerthat just takes time to get used to19:12
Quintasan|Szelyou forget two semi-colons and you get a wall of errors19:12
apacheloggerafter 1k sloc you make one without noticing;19:12
apachelogger;);19:13
Quintasan|Szel:D19:13
Quintasan|Szelstd::cout << "MMkay, semi-colons are important" << endl;19:13
apacheloggererm19:13
apachelogger\n19:14
Quintasan|Szelthough I should using namespace std;19:14
apachelogger:P19:14
Quintasan|Szeloh yeah, pointer to a pointer to a pointer19:16
Quintasan|Szelmakes perfect sense19:16
Quintasan|Szel:S19:16
Quintasan|Szelapachelogger: oh lol, this IBM page really makes me laugh, see comments19:17
Quintasan|Szel:D19:17
* apachelogger adores that page :D19:19
apacheloggera+++++b is a running gag at university now ;)19:19
Quintasan|Szeloh shi-19:19
Quintasan|Szelthat also makes perfect sense19:20
Quintasan|Szel:O19:20
apachelogger^^19:20
Quintasan|Szelwell, I'm going back to books then. I've learned something new and I will probably ssh home at school and code something19:22
Quintasan|Szelofc I will not be doing it while sitting in history lesson19:22
Quintasan|Szel:P19:22
apacheloggerheh19:23
apacheloggeromg!19:23
apacheloggerif we had anymore printer stuff on the CD we could call us printbuntu19:23
Quintasan|Szel:D19:24
* Quintasan|Szel still can't access his printer via samba on windows :/19:24
Quintasan|Szelit discovers the printer but fails to connect19:24
Sputapachelogger: is "a+++++b" even clearly defined by the spec?19:25
apacheloggerSput: nope19:25
Sputthought so19:25
Sputit'll compile though :)19:25
* Quintasan|Szel tries a++++++++++++b19:25
Quintasan|SzelI wonder what happens19:25
Quintasan|Szel:P19:25
apacheloggerSput: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-hook_duttaC.html19:25
Quintasan|Szel#define ++ ++++++++  //Enjoy debugging19:25
Quintasan|Szel:P19:25
apacheloggerRiddell: there is some serious mess in the dictonary subsystem19:27
apacheloggerwe have both hunspell and aspell dicts on the CD19:28
apacheloggerin fact I would say that neither should be on the CD19:28
Quintasan|Szelsaves space, hint: kffmpegthumbnailer19:28
Quintasan|Szel:P19:28
apacheloggerwhat is that? :P19:28
apacheloggerdo we have that on the CD?19:28
apacheloggerso19:29
apacheloggerkdelibs5 depends on libenchant19:29
apacheloggerthat depends on libhunspell and libaspell19:29
apacheloggerand those recommend hunspell-en // aspell-en19:29
apacheloggerso question one is: does language-selector install dicts at all19:30
apacheloggerif so question two is: should the recommends be downgraded to suggests or should we blacklist the dicts19:30
apacheloggeroh19:35
* apachelogger boots kde*qtcurve off the CD19:35
nixternalRiddell: no need to patch a cmake module, but patched cmakelists.txt instead to fix a case typo - s/CreateResources_FOUND/CREATERESOURCES_FOUND/ - already upstream and backported for next release19:35
apacheloggerfabo: ping19:40
faboapachelogger: pong19:40
apacheloggerfabo: hey, can you please change gtk2-engines-qtcurve in debian to not recommend but suggest kde-style-qtcurve?19:41
apacheloggersince ubuntu installs recommends by default this a) tries to pull in KDE on gnome systems, even if the user only wants the gtk theme b) makes the KDE style end up on the kubuntu cd since we have the gtk2 theme on the cd19:42
Riddellapachelogger: we also have language-support-writing-en seeded19:43
apacheloggerRiddell: is that for dicts?19:43
faboa) and b) are good ;)19:43
fabobut i can do the change19:43
apacheloggerI agree on a) not on b) :P19:44
apacheloggerfabo: thanks :)19:44
Riddellapachelogger: yes19:44
fabopeople could still use the meta qtcurve19:44
apacheloggerright19:44
apacheloggerRiddell: and what dict type would that prefer?19:45
apacheloggerRiddell: maybe we should just conflict the other?19:45
Riddellapachelogger: I don't remember the details but this has been discussed plenty in the past by the desktop team19:46
apacheloggerI would imagine so, it also seems like a hot topic :)19:47
apacheloggerRiddell: btw, I am booting kde-style-qtcruve and kwin-style-qtcurve off the CD (they are dragged in via recommends from the gtk engine)19:47
Quintasan|SzelRiddell: I'll pull a gluon package together tomorrow, where we will put it, from the wiki page I guess beta ppa would be best place19:48
Quintasan|Szels/,/?19:49
apacheloggeroh oh oh19:50
apacheloggerbug!19:50
apacheloggerbluetooth recommends bluez-gstreamer19:50
Riddellgrr19:51
apacheloggerRiddell: I suppose we should change that to suggests?19:51
RiddellI suppose too but check with whoever packages it since then bluez-gstreamer will need to be seeded on the ubuntu desktop CDs19:51
apacheloggerokies19:51
persiaDoes kbluetooth not support audio?19:51
* apachelogger is wondering if that even works19:52
persiaWorks for Ubuntu Desktop.19:52
apacheloggerpersia: I suppose it would be using phonon19:52
apacheloggerwell, kbluetooth is a whole different story :)19:52
persiaand blueZ audio is messy: it's not ALSA, but needs transport layers.19:52
persia(hence bluez-gstreamer and bluez-pulse, etc.)19:53
Riddell"This package contains a plugin to operate with GStreamer applications"  we don't have any GStreamer applications so it doesn't sound interesting to us19:53
persiaFair :)19:53
apacheloggerhm20:00
apacheloggerRiddell: konq-plugins pulled in quite some stuff, so its removal should indeed free quite some space20:00
RiddellI'm tempted to rebuild the CDs to see what progress we've made20:02
apacheloggeroh my20:02
apacheloggerRiddell: we also have myspell20:02
Riddellspelling has been discussed before, no easy resolution found20:03
apacheloggerwell, we could settle on one engine for KDE, only ship that on the CD and install the others via language-selector20:04
apacheloggerRiddell: myspell comes from language-support-writing20:07
apacheloggerwhich also drags in hunspell-en-ca for fun20:08
apacheloggerthat is defenitely something to look into20:08
apacheloggeris the kubuntu-feedback widget still used?20:09
Riddellmyspell is used by openoffice, which is an important user of spell checking I thing20:11
Riddellhunspell is for israeli isn't it?20:11
Lex79Riddell:  virtuoso-nepomuk is on the CD ? is it built with lzma compression?20:11
Riddellhmm no, hunspell is a fork of myspell20:11
apacheloggerLex79: lzma does not influence CD space, espcially not the one of the live CD20:12
apacheloggermaybe of the alternate20:12
RiddellLex79: yes it's on the CD, don't believe it uses lzma20:12
Lex79ok20:12
* apachelogger notes that the live CD is one filetree image that gets globally compressed with lzma20:13
Riddellapachelogger: kubuntu-feedback widget has so far not been used, but I'd like that to change for alpha 3 this week20:13
Riddellassuming nixternal has it all set up at his end20:13
apacheloggerk :)20:13
* apachelogger reads on20:13
nixternalRiddell: it should be golden, been golden for a bit20:15
nixternalhttp://static.nixternal.com/feedback/  <- Alpha 3 is on there20:15
nixternalI hate being a nice guy, I have to go over and shovel a family friends driveway20:17
apacheloggeruhh20:19
apacheloggerlimesurvey20:19
apacheloggerpretty nice software that is20:19
neversfeldecool software20:19
apacheloggertotally20:19
apacheloggerthe icons could use a touch of oxygen though :D20:20
neversfeldehehe20:20
apacheloggerone more pointless package down20:20
apacheloggermuahaha20:20
* apachelogger is evil20:20
nixternalapachelogger: yeah, if canonical would host the damn thing, we could fancy it up a bit20:23
nixternalbut through the survey widget, nobody ever sees that page anyways20:23
nixternalhttp://static.nixternal.com/feedback.php  <- as the script redirects the widget to the correct survey20:24
neversfeldewhy do they not host it?20:24
nixternalwe asked 6 months ago, so you have to give it another 2 years20:24
apacheloggerwhy do they not give me a server so that I can script all sorts of fancy things? :P20:24
nixternalsomething about security, which is bogus20:24
neversfelde:(20:24
apacheloggernixternal: through plasma scripting we can do all sorts of fancy things to the survey widget20:25
apacheloggerso it becomes more visible20:25
apacheloggerRiddell: btw, I think we should suffix the plasma scripts with numbers, so that other scripts can be added easily20:25
Riddellgood idea20:27
apacheloggerwe have 12 ttf-* packages  :S20:30
apacheloggerRiddell: bluez fix uploaded20:37
Riddellhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/20100222.1/ amd64 685MB20:37
Riddellcor20:37
Riddellless than i38620:38
apacheloggersweet :D20:38
Riddellwe have a lot of character sets to cover with our fonts20:38
apacheloggerthere are 3 packages alone for dejavu20:39
apacheloggerRiddell: well, I think I squeezed all wrong recommends out of it20:48
Daskreechnixternal: Whooot :)20:53
Daskreechwhat did we oust?20:53
* Daskreech ponders how much space OO.o takes up20:54
apacheloggerhard to say with all the deps20:54
nixternalheh, lets really get people, replace oo.o with google docs or zoho office :)21:10
* Daskreech sits back and waits for Debian to put out a Blu-Ray ISO21:11
DaskreechIn fact lets have a Qt version of Chromium and ship just that on the CD with links to various online resources21:11
DaskreechWe can call it KhromeOS21:11
* Daskreech votes we do that by about First week in April21:12
Tscheesyuse the plasma-Browser as Background -Object and its nearly done21:13
DaskreechTscheesy: ha ha :)21:13
apacheloggerDaskreech: without deps and compressed with lzma it seems to be ~62MiB21:20
DaskreechHmm I would have guessed about 8021:21
DaskreechOh wait without deps21:21
Daskreechok21:21
DaskreechOf course that's not a pure gain since Koffice needs to replace it21:21
nixternalw00t, koffice built...now to go through and massage all of the list-missing...but first, time to go shovel snow...back in a bit21:21
DaskreechOr a heavy plasmoid :)21:21
Daskreechnixternal: use it to cool the CPU21:21
nixternalnah, my build box is wide open, good circulation, awesome cooler, and a quad core.... -j5 doesn't even heat it up21:22
DaskreechWell then Build a Snow Konqui21:23
apacheloggerDaskreech: 64 including first level deps/recommends as per germinate (so there might be more but also less)21:25
apacheloggerI suppose you are are around 70 with all deps that are pulled in by ooo21:26
Daskreechok decent but still only a 3 year Hiatus till CD again becomes a ridiculous restriction21:26
apacheloggerRiddell: can you please merge the seed branch with platform21:28
Riddellapachelogger: how do you mean?  we don't merge seeds anymore21:37
apacheloggeroh21:37
apacheloggerRiddell: how is that done then?21:38
apacheloggermanually?21:38
shtylman_has kdebase ... etc been successfully imported into bzr ? or do we still only track the debian folder?21:39
apacheloggershtylman_: we will always only track the debian folder21:40
apacheloggerfull source branches take too long to branch and push and are just sluggish and unusable altogether21:40
maco2oh?21:41
Riddellapachelogger: kubuntu seeds inherit from platform, it's an include21:41
apacheloggerah21:41
apacheloggermakes sense I guess :)21:41
apacheloggerRiddell: thanks :)21:41
maco2i thought ScottK  said the reason we didnt have full source branches was because the imports failed21:41
shtylman_apachelogger: interesting.. I thought that there was a push to get all source packages under version control?21:42
apacheloggermaco2: that is source imports in general21:42
shtylman_maco2: thats what I thought as well21:42
apacheloggershtylman_: sure, from a gnome perspective that works just fine21:42
shtylman_and was wondering if that was fixed21:42
shtylman_apachelogger: how do you figure?21:42
apacheloggerbut if I think about that kdebase-workspace is like 80 mib in compressed size21:42
apacheloggerand we update that like 6 times a year21:43
apacheloggerthat grows pretty quickly21:43
apacheloggeras if getting 80 mib was not bad enough you get the bzr overhead for free21:43
apacheloggerso if you want to fix a nepomuk bug you first have to get 80++ mib of source21:44
shtylman_apachelogger: don't you have to do that now?21:44
apacheloggerin the gnome world you would have gnome-nepomuk, one package, one branch, with considerable smaller size21:44
shtylman_how else can you fix the bug?21:44
maco2shtylman_: currently just the 8021:44
shtylman_you need the code21:44
apacheloggershtylman_: yep, but you dont get overhead21:44
maco2shtylman_: with the history and all it could be 150MiB or more...21:45
shtylman_apachelogger: but you could always just ignore the history21:45
apacheloggerdont just mind the size21:45
apacheloggerbzr is slow in general21:45
shtylman_there is always the option of getting just the head revision21:45
apacheloggershtylman_: bzr doesnt work like this21:45
shtylman_apachelogger: it does21:45
maco2but isnt there supposed to be a feature in bzr (or did they not implement it yet?) where you can say to only grab x revisions back? so you could say "just get the last revision"?21:45
shtylman_it can do that21:45
shtylman_maco2: yes21:45
apacheloggershtylman_: you can push from a checkout?21:45
shtylman_yes21:45
shtylman_iirc ... there is no technical reason why not21:45
apacheloggerhm, in that case full source might be an option21:46
shtylman_cause you know your own parent21:46
apacheloggerthough it is still slow as hell21:46
apacheloggerbut that it is eitherway ;)21:46
shtylman_well..thats another matter :)21:46
maco2bzr's been getting faster in later releases, i thought21:46
shtylman_it has21:46
apacheloggeryes21:46
apacheloggerstill too slow IMHO21:46
shtylman_heh21:46
apacheloggerthough I think it is faster than svn now21:46
apacheloggerwhich is not exactly difficult to archive :P21:46
shtylman_I would like to see the kde sources in bzr and a checkout of just the head21:47
shtylman_I would bet it would be quite fast21:47
apacheloggergit would be faster :P21:47
shtylman_:) that it would21:48
shtylman_but alas we lp doesn't use it :(21:48
apacheloggeroh21:48
shtylman_s/we//21:48
apacheloggerthere is another thing21:48
apacheloggerwith a full source branch you need to compress the source over and over again21:49
shtylman_?21:49
shtylman_what do you mean?21:49
apacheloggershtylman_: when uploading to the archives21:49
apacheloggeryou need to build a tarball21:49
shtylman_right21:49
shtylman_how do you do that now?21:49
shtylman_just compress the debian folder?21:49
maco2pristine tar?21:50
apacheloggersource-format 4 does that21:50
shtylman_and it knows how to build the rest?21:50
apacheloggerearlier does uncompress the tar and then diff21:50
apacheloggershtylman_: with pre-source-format-4 you have a diff.gz and a orig.tar.gz21:50
apacheloggerto obtain the diff, the build tools extract the orig.tar.gz and diff it with your working tree21:51
shtylman_I see21:51
apacheloggerin case of a debian-only-branch it would look like this:21:51
shtylman_yea..I follow21:51
apacheloggerextract-orig - bzr export debian to orig-tree - extract-orig again - diff the two trees21:51
apacheloggerwith source format 4 it just tars up the debian dir and is done with it21:51
shtylman_hmm21:52
apacheloggersince source format 4 enforces out-of-source patches, which was earlier not the case, thus the diffing21:52
shtylman_I see21:52
apacheloggerin fact it was common practise to apply small patches directly to the soruce21:52
apacheloggerugly mess *shudder*21:52
shtylman_well..yea... that part would most certainly slow down21:52
shtylman_but then again... the longer term plan is to jsut tell lp to build a branch21:52
shtylman_so that avoids the whole tar and upload part21:52
apacheloggerright21:53
apacheloggerbut longer term really means long in canonical terms :P21:53
shtylman_heh21:53
maco2how long did archive reorg take?21:53
shtylman_no pun intended... :p21:53
shtylman_apachelogger: it might not be that long term21:54
apacheloggermaco2: like 3 years?21:54
shtylman_bzr builddeb works quite nicely21:54
shtylman_I think just the lp infrastructure is getting built21:54
maco2apachelogger: when i told crimsun after last uds that theyd been talking about archive reorg and final "what will happen to motu?" stuff he said they'd been talking about reorg at every uds for years and still nothing had happened.  though apparently this time it actually happened21:56
apacheloggerI saw a discussion again ;)21:57
apacheloggermaco2: it is more in a trial stage right now21:57
apacheloggerso I suspect next uds will be trial evaluation ;)21:57
ofirkIs there someone here who has good english?22:31
DaskreechNo our english ain't what some of them there brits would be calling "propa"22:31
ofirkI need help with the slogans for the new feature tour (for the new website)22:32
Daskreechok what do you have so far?22:33
ofirkI have 4 main features that I would like to make slogans for them22:34
ofirkthe first is "stable"22:34
ofirkand the slogan needs to be something like "kubuntu is made for stability, so don't expect it to crash"22:34
DaskreechIs it? :)22:35
ofirkI hope so :)22:35
ofirkDo you have some remarks about that slogan?22:36
DaskreechKubuntu inherits the stability of UNIX so don't expect lost work and frustrating crashes22:36
ofirkuse that as a slogan ???22:37
DaskreechI'm just offering one22:37
ofirkthis is too complicated for the simple user22:37
DaskreechNo blue Screens of Death! Only Blue screens of Joy22:38
ofirklol22:38
Zorael"We have kookies."22:46
Daskreech:-D22:47
nixternalwi3622:48
nixternalhrmm22:48
ryanakcaofirk: Riddell had some friendly slogans if I remember correctly.22:51
DaskreechShould hire wade for some He has some good visuals and word combos22:55
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ScottKmaco: What apachelogger said is why we wouldn't want to use full source branches even if we had them.  What I said is why we don't have them.23:44
neversfeldeScottK: quassel 0.6 works with a 0.5 core, I guess not all new features, but it is no problem so far23:50
ScottKneversfelde: Thanks.  Good to know.23:51
neversfeldeRiddell: I worked on kbluetooth, but my desktop is broken now :(. You offered me to get access to your server some time ago?23:55

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