[00:08] it's fixed hahaha ;) [00:09] Riddell: I have the fix for QT [00:10] Riddell: may I upload to kubuntu experimental ? [00:15] I've been tracking this for a year (maybe 2...) [00:33] what is QT ? [01:22] Tm_T: Qt library, libqt4 [01:23] lex79: Qt != QT though (: [01:23] :) [01:23] most of the time QT is QuickTime but I assumed that's not what toni meant === robotgee1 is now known as robotgeek [02:08] apachelogger: zomg, akonadi started without complaint [02:31] Hmm, I'm having a dbus issue with akonadi again [02:40] How do I register Akonadi with dbus at startup? [02:57] DarkwingDuck: Basically that means akonadi failed to start, with the fact that it failed to register with DBus being evidence to this failure [03:01] OT which did you think is better to use with gmail DIMAP or IMAP [03:12] Riddell, nixternal: Just accepted -workspace with the last KDE bits for Plymouth smooth transition (slangasek did the package). [03:15] verbalshadow: if you're using KMail, I'd go with pop3 :P [03:17] At least on Karmic, dimap is working well for me (but not with gmail, don't use it) [03:17] Definitely between imap and dimap, use dimap with kmail. [03:17] JontheEchidna: any reason? [03:17] ScottK: good to here [03:18] hear [03:18] KMail's IMAP support has never been... robust... [03:18] Well said. [03:18] pop3 support in kmail has probably been around for a decade, and since it's all synchronous it inheritly has less chance of causing crashes [03:19] but since imap is all a bunch of asynchronous calls to an imap server... [03:19] will the refactor make it better? [03:19] hopefully [03:19] though I am starting to lose faith in upstream KDEPIM [03:20] guess i should look at kmail's repo [03:20] JontheEchidna: ?? [03:20] Oh, there have been more decisions that I've not been too thrilled with. [03:21] KAddressBook 4.4 makes everybody look bad, and there's rumor that KMail+Akonadi won't be ready for 4.5, even though it's been merged in to trunk [03:21] any place i should read up at? [03:22] KAddressBook is useless for me i can't even merge contacts :( [03:45] oi oi [04:28] JontheEchidna: I guess the question would be how to fix it [04:28] Hrm, hard to tell without knowing exactly why it's not starting [04:30] What you need? [04:32] JontheEchidna: Here is the error log... http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/408421/ [04:33] DarkwingDuck: What happens if you run "akonadictl start" manually? [04:34] Oh, actually, look at test 15 [04:34] a nice crash there [04:34] Not sure how to fix that [04:37] JontheEchidna: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/408424/ [04:37] Yeah, same crash. Probably want to file a bug on that. (bugs.kde.org for best results) [04:37] *grumbles [08:06] JontheEchidna, lex79: It was the worst combo of QA fail ever to be witnessed, spanning across 2 different programming languages!!!!! [08:07] JontheEchidna, lex79: last I checked it was usable though [08:07] "usable" being - had to install samba AND already knew how to use the horrible UI [08:07] IIRC it was a bit of the slower kind but sharing and unsharing worked [08:09] JontheEchidna, DarkwingDuck: from what I have seen there 2 quite ugly akonadi startup bugs, I am not sure how to resolve ... one being that it cant register to dbus at times, second that it cant find any agents even though there are like a billion of them in akonadi's own error log [08:09] oh, also, if nepomuk is not on for whatever reason, akonadi also whines [08:10] not that I would know why it would do that, but oh well.... [08:10] * apachelogger went to bed at 23:00 [08:11] kubotu: time [08:11] apachelogger: Europe - Vienna - Sat Apr 03 09:13 CEST [08:11] yet I am way too tired [08:11] maybe I am getting old :( [08:30] apachelogger: trying to catch up with me? [08:32] Mamarok: on? where? how? :) [08:33] * apachelogger is all for catching up :D [08:33] you said you were getting old :) [08:33] ah ^^ [08:33] * apachelogger hugs Mamarok [08:33] * Mamarok rehugs apachelogger [08:33] honey, you are not old, just not as young as JontheEchidna ^^ [08:34] then again, only quintasan is younger anyway [08:34] maybe all of kubuntu is getting old... [08:35] those things only become problems when no one cares for new minions :P [08:54] http://imagebin.ca/view/7TVuWGO.html [08:54] is that logo in the menu too small? [08:55] it's a bit small, but doesn't that depend on the screen resolution anyway? [08:56] * Mamarok has a really tiny panel by default on her screen [08:56] http://imagebin.ca/view/dH4wMLLH.html [08:56] apachelogger: I submitted a bug for it. KDE bug:233132 [08:57] Mamarok: I dont think so, because kickoff is thesame size on a small screen as on a large one [08:57] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42892603/launcher.png [08:57] what looks horrible in the reported issue is that clashing of name and logo [08:57] which IMHO is a general problem anyway [08:57] only thing that sucks is it making kmail totally unusable [08:58] ubottu: kde bug 233132 [08:58] KDE bug 233132 in general "Akonadi crashes during startup" [Crash,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=233132 [08:58] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:58] Mamarok: IMHO the size in http://imagebin.ca/view/dH4wMLLH.html is just perfect ^^ [08:59] not ultimate stylish whitespace surrounding the logo [08:59] DarkwingDuck: you should attach things to bug reports directly rather than using paste services and the like [08:59] every bug management software allows attaching of data these days [08:59] apachelogger: roger [09:00] I'll output it to a txt file and upload it. [09:00] hm [09:00] DarkwingDuck: you are on lucid? [09:00] all updated and stuff? [09:00] Yes, that's what started it [09:01] I was running lucid on my desktop. updated to grab 4.4.2 and kaboom [09:01] OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [09:01] ?? [09:01] that might be the other case that requires a fix [09:01] darn [09:01] forgot about that completely [09:02] So it's your fault again? [09:02] DarkwingDuck: didnt nixternal tell you, it's always my fault :P [09:02] Yup :P [09:02] that is a bit of a clumys issue though [09:03] DarkwingDuck: are you 100% positiv that my recent akonadi fix doesnt help? [09:03] i.e. did you restart since last update and all [09:03] Yes, I'm check upgrade one last time, I'll reboot and see what it does for me. [09:03] k [09:04] okay, everything updated. Give me a sec to reboot. [09:04] cause otherwise I need to touch the mysql package again, and I hate touching that package :P [09:05] Mamarok: are you on lucid? [09:05] apachelogger: yep [09:06] Mamarok: wanna test this size real quick? ;) [09:06] apachelogger: not right now, compiling VLC 1.1, that takes time :) [09:08] apachelogger: Yup, same issue [09:08] meh [09:08] Mamarok: well, if you get to it [09:08] sudo -- wget -O /usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/kde4-profile/default/share/apps/desktoptheme/default/widgets/branding.svgz http://people.ubuntu.com/~apachelogger/tmp/branding.svgz [09:08] then just restart plasma [09:08] DarkwingDuck: well, then, please install mysql-server-5.1 [09:08] apachelogger: thanks, I will try it [09:09] DarkwingDuck: then run mysql_upgrade --socket=$HOME/.local/share/akonadi/db_misc/mysql.socket [09:09] then restart akonadi [09:09] apachelogger: as root? [09:09] no [09:09] the user you run akonadi with [09:11] apachelogger: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/408513/ [09:11] DarkwingDuck: is akonadi running? [09:11] shouldn't be... hang on [09:13] Database process exited unexpectedly during initial connection! [09:13] waaaaah [09:13] :) [09:13] darkwingduck@StCanard:~/projects/Kubuntu/Lucid$ akonadictl stop [09:13] Unable to connect to dbus interface of control service [09:14] well [09:14] since the socket does not seem to be present the mysql server is not starting either [09:14] and that should be largely unrelated from dbus or the other crap [09:14] DarkwingDuck: please tar up .config/akonadi and .local/share/akonadi and send it to apachelogger@ubuntu.com [09:14] either your configs are somehow fckd up or your system is :P [09:14] :P [09:15] ohhh [09:15] okay... [09:15] * DarkwingDuck has to get creative in sending an email, hang on [09:15] 100402 20:47:57 [ERROR] Unknown/unsupported table type: innodb [09:15] I have seen that error before [09:15] DarkwingDuck: you sure have some webmail service you can use? ;) [09:16] Yeah, I setup a google accound when I get my droid. [09:16] I just have to remember the password..... [09:20] apachelogger: sent [09:21] * apachelogger starts breaking his akonadi ^^ [09:23] YOu trying to duplicate it? [09:23] * DarkwingDuck raises an eyebrow [09:24] DarkwingDuck: I think your tables are broken [09:25] Okay, is there an easy way to fix/reset that? [09:26] DarkwingDuck: removing the dirs you just sent me will reset all akonadi stuff [09:26] dunno how to fix the database alone though [09:26] Okay, I'll try that. [09:26] maybe mysql_install_db helps [09:26] or you wait for me to try it ^^ [09:27] :D [09:34] Oo [09:35] * apachelogger restores backup and breaks all oer again [09:44] apachelogger: that bad? [09:45] it is mysql [09:45] it was meant to be crap [09:45] Ahh, okay. [09:46] So, that means there is no easy fix. [09:46] nope [09:46] dont see how [09:47] from what I have read that issue mostly relates to a mismatch between mysql's config and the actual data [09:47] note: mysql will fail if a freaking logsize does not match the size in the config!!!!! [09:47] Okay, so, aside form cleaning my system is there way to clean mysql and reset that? [09:47] A LOG FILE! [09:47] digg that [09:47] :D [09:47] DarkwingDuck: it shouldnt happen again [09:47] Right. [09:47] maybe something made mysql go down while it was trying to create the tables [09:48] But, I still have a farked up system [09:48] how so? [09:48] Akonadi wont start [09:48] just wipe those two dirs you sent me [09:48] ahh, okay [09:48] then start it manually and everything should be fine [09:48] well [09:48] aside form an acotional flux where akonadi cant register to dbus [09:49] erm ... occasional flux [09:49] * apachelogger thinks that plasma-netbook, python and mysql make his brain rot away [09:50] why do we still use mysql? [09:50] whatelese would we use? [09:51] ...mostly because mysql is the only thing really supported by akonadi upstream... [09:51] not that they are much help ... akonadi trunk looks more like a completely new codebase :P [09:51] ahhh, I know there are a couple of other FOSS SQL servers out there that are worth something [09:54] apachelogger: thanks. [09:54] DarkwingDuck: I really dont know why they did not go with postgresql to begin with -.- [09:54] apachelogger: and darn you... thanks to you helping me I have 2700 emails to sort. [09:54] THATS that one [09:55] I wonder how hard it would be to change... [09:55] though last I talked with one of the responsible dudes he said that they are pondering switching to sqlite [09:55] (i.e. an embedded database) [09:55] ANYTHING with lite/light in the title get an auto #fail from me. [09:55] lol [09:55] sqlite is quite good [09:56] had performance issues in the past, but those are gone now [09:56] well, performance issues with a lotta data ^^ [09:56] hmm, I look at lite/light the same way I look at "enterprise" and "clouds" [09:56] oi! [09:57] the cloud is cool [09:57] if you cant explain some technical stuff [09:57] draw a cloud [09:57] if you dont wanna explain some technical stuff [09:57] draw a cloud [09:57] if you dont have no solution at hand [09:57] say its going to be solved in the cloud [09:57] run out of free disk space [09:57] move stuff to the cloud [09:57] IT IS A SERVICE [09:57] ^^ [09:58] LOL [09:58] It's a solution of standing in a circle and pointing left [09:58] the cloud could even solve the freaking halting problem [09:58] if only people would let it [09:58] beware the almighty cloud! [09:59] Would have solved my mysql problem? [09:59] yes! [09:59] the data would be in the cloud [09:59] I'm sold [09:59] :P [10:00] ibm.com/cloud [10:00] Okay, it's 4am and I know the wife is going to want me to help her unpack tomorrow. So, I'll be back in a few hours. I'm gonna recharge the batteries [10:00] searching for cloud pics I get http://t3n.de/news/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/cloudfront.png [10:00] DarkwingDuck: good night [10:00] "night" [10:01] Oh yay! darkwingduck@ubuntu.com and @kubuntu.org work. :D Now I can go to bed :P [10:01] http://www.frederic.gierlinger.eu/blog/fp-content/images/cloud_computing.jpg [10:01] cloud!!! [10:02] ROFL [10:02] * apachelogger puts on his bug hunt gear, takes his laser screwdriver and leaves for a hunt [10:03] apachelogger: http://havethebuttonsmovedbackyet.com/ [10:04] rofl [10:04] :D [10:04] With that, I'm off to bed [10:06] on another note... why is GRUB2 actually Grub1.98? [10:06] DarkwingDuck: because it is not stable yet [10:07] of course ubuntu never carred for that sort of thing anyway [10:08] It's not... [10:09] hmm... [10:20] ok, here comes the results of my upgrade: don't do it unless you like to handle all broken packages and dependencies yourself [10:20] just, nuts [10:22] I wonder what I still have broken here [10:22] Tm_T: Other then a slight akonadi issue that apachelogger helped me with the upgrade went well. [10:23] DarkwingDuck: I upgraded directly from Intrepid to Lucid :-P [10:23] In Kubuntu or Ubuntu [10:23] I have both -desktop packages installed [10:24] I'm thinking for a wishlist for the next two years is an installer for LTS to LTS upgrades [10:25] It will rub the upgrade, check missing dependancies and auto install and configure. [10:25] s/rub/run [10:25] it's not that easy, I'm afraid [10:25] If we keep track... [10:26] 4 release cycles is plenty of time to change things big time [10:26] I just think if we are going to advertise updating LTS to LTS upgrades we need to at least make it easy [10:26] even this 3 cycles upgrade of mine wasn't anywhere manageable without big axe [10:27] DarkwingDuck: true that [10:27] if done right, it is easy and mostly smooth [10:27] I know it wont be easy but, it's not to be done before 12.04 [10:27] s/not/got [10:27] ye [10:28] first of all, it has to make sure no old packages can break dependencies, nor stay behind [10:28] That's another program apachelogger can take care of ;) [10:28] none of current dependency checkers does that [10:28] DarkwingDuck: yeah, he has too short todo at this point anyway (;) [10:28] * Tm_T hides [10:29] * Tm_T is building Qt [10:29] * DarkwingDuck doesn't program except XML and PERL. [10:30] Somehow I don't think that we want an LTS program written in PERL [10:30] why not [10:31] Last time I wrote a large program in PERL it added 150,000 lines of code on it's own after 6 years... [10:31] I swore I made skynet [10:31] see, it would fix and create bugs on its own [10:32] LOL [10:32] It was a database and custome BBS... It added soooo much crap. I still have the code trying to figure out what it did. [10:33] I don't think it really followed a syntax rule... If it didn't understand or there was an error, it guessed. [10:33] It was kinda creepy [10:36] Ok, for realz, I'm goign to bed. It's 440a [10:51] I do not quite follow [10:51] Tm_T: intrepid -> lucid is not supported [10:52] apachelogger: I am well aware (:) [10:52] indeed no upgrade path is supported other then intrepid->jaunty->karmic->lucid [10:52] Tm_T: so dont complain about broken packages :P [10:52] apachelogger: su, Kubuntu didn't have a LTS? [10:52] intrepid = 8.10 [10:52] .10 is never ever lts [10:52] But, Hardy was? [10:52] apachelogger: I don't complain (:) [10:52] DarkwingDuck: nope [10:53] ... [10:53] Okay sweet [10:53] hardy didnt get LTS because of KDE 4 being one second away and KDE 3 old and shabby and unsupportable [10:53] though i suppose the idea is to support hardy upgrades never the less [10:53] apachelogger: just had to do this quickly, and was interested to see how bad it would be [10:53] of course I do think that everyone is incredibly unconcerned with all the implications caused by this [10:53] However, since 10.04 is LTS then we will ahve to have something in place by 12.04 to support [10:54] DarkwingDuck: yes [10:54] *nods* great. [10:55] DarkwingDuck: also, didnt you go to bed? ^^ [10:55] LOL No, I was working on something I was writing about the death of Open Source as we KNEW it. [10:56] bug 554039 should be called kubuntu logo is fat and ugly ^^ [10:56] Launchpad bug 554039 in kubuntu-default-settings "Kubuntu logo is oversized in Kickoff Application Launcher" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/554039 [10:56] would be much more fun [10:56] LOL [10:56] DarkwingDuck: open source is going to die? does cloud open source replace it? [10:56] CLOUD OPEN SOURCE [10:56] that is a new buzzword [10:56] \o/ [10:57] owncloud for example is cloud open source [10:57] instead of moving everything to the cloud ... lets move it to the open cloud :D [10:57] No, the idea is it is no longer playing catchup with Microsoft and Apple. It's setting new standards [10:57] ah [10:57] indeed [10:57] Just stay out of my cloud [10:57] :D [10:57] ^^ [10:58] whatta... [10:58] Open Source for years has been trying to play catchup. Now, it's setting the standards that the "big boys" are trying to emulate [10:58] does Qt and Soprano have conflicting build dependency? [10:58] bug 554039 [10:58] Launchpad bug 554039 in kubuntu-default-settings "Kubuntu logo in Kickoff is fat and ugly!" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/554039 [10:59] unixodbc-dev vs libiodbc2-dev [10:59] possible [10:59] apachelogger ++ [10:59] That was for fixing m system [10:59] DarkwingDuck: the cloud? [10:59] yeah, it is the ultimate bugfix [10:59] :P [10:59] :P [11:00] Tm_T: worth looking into I suppose [11:00] Ok, smoke then bed... really [11:00] one would think the build stack should be aligned or something [11:00] DarkwingDuck: sure :P [11:01] apachelogger: indeed, care to look? I'm still trying to get this system uptodate [11:01] kubotu_: np [11:01] apachelogger is listening to "Thunder" by The Prodigy -- see http://www.last.fm/user/apachelogger for more [11:01] Tm_T: no, report bugs and assign them to me :P [11:02] then it has to wait until I get this all done, brrrh [11:02] * apachelogger is not in the mood to do yet another mind warping packaging activity on a netbook [11:02] kubotu_: nick [11:02] incorrect usage, ask for help using 'kubotu_: help nick' [11:02] kubotu_: help nick [11:02] nick => change the bot nick to , if possible [11:02] hm [11:02] kubotu_: nick kubotu === kubotu_ is now known as kubotu [11:02] * Tm_T goes with libiodbc2-dev and see if Qt fails [11:02] silly thing [11:03] kubotu: 8ball is judgment day today? [11:03] * kubotu shakes the magic 8-ball for apachelogger ... why the hell are you asking me? [11:03] kubotu: cause you are freakin father of skynet I have been told!!! [11:03] silly thing^2 [11:03] kubotu: markov [11:03] incorrect usage, ask for help using 'kubotu: help markov' [11:03] kubotu: help markov [11:03] markov plugin: listens to chat to build a markov chain, with which it can (perhaps) attempt to (inanely) contribute to 'discussion'. Sort of.. Will get a *lot* better after listening to a lot of chat. Usage: 'chat' to attempt to say something relevant to the last line of chat, if it can -- help topics: ignore, readonly, delay, status, probability, chat, chat about [11:03] goodness [11:04] kubotu: help markov status [11:04] markov status => show if markov is enabled, probability and amount of messages in queue for learning [11:04] kubotu: markov status [11:04] markov is currently disabled [11:04] omg! [11:04] * apachelogger cant remember how to enable ^^ [11:04] kubotu: help markov ignore [11:04] ignore hostmasks or channels -- topics: add, remove, list [11:05] hm [11:07] kubotu: chat [11:07] no in /var/lib/dpkg/info/hicolor-icon-theme.postinst [11:08] kubotu: that does not make sense at all :P [11:08] oh Yes, that one of the checkbox just doesn't make sense to have the skype call window on another cd and friends [11:20] bug 554514 [11:20] Launchpad bug 554514 in akonadi "Kmail crash for akonadi error in XDG_DATA_DIRS" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/554514 [11:25] http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=28336#p73835 [11:25] the [11:26] frick [11:26] the texts on the road and the kde3.5 one doesn't need it for this one doesn't [11:28] yay, phonon-backend-vlc works great :) [12:01] seele: isn't bug 552709 something reported recently already? [12:01] Launchpad bug 552709 in kpackagekit "Software Management in Systemsettings (Kubuntu)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/552709 === shadesla1er is now known as shadeslayer === effie_jayx is now known as keffie_jayx [12:27] apachelogger: there was a mailing list topic about it, i dont know about a bug === shadesla1er is now known as shadeslayer === shadeslayer is now known as Guest95587 [12:29] seele: maybe I am thinking about that then ^^ [12:47] hgnh [12:48] o/ [12:49] ghostcube_maemo: \o [12:49] :) [12:50] ghostcube_maemo: How do you like your n900? [12:50] * Quintasan wants one too but he is a poor high school student [12:50] oh, dinner [12:50] awesome [12:50] its cool. i like the way it works [12:50] I want one, gimmie >_< [12:51] * Quintasan grabs ghostcube's N900 [12:51] heh, i bought it and set my mobile contract to not include a phone [12:52] so i nearly payed the same now, as i would in 24 month [12:52] hehe [12:52] it has some cool gimmicks [12:52] fm transmitter and direct tv out [12:53] iam happy nit to bought an apple thingy [12:53] bought an tomtom one added it to work [12:54] i have tomtom one too. it sux a bit cause xp doesnt revognize it. [12:54] it sux then it should go in 4.1.3 [12:54] :p [12:57] hmm... i think the recovery option in the grub menu is useless.... [12:57] what's the most visited website in the grub Theme alone is enough market [12:57] \o/ [12:57] kubotu speaks? [12:57] who is adding autoanswer on regexp to the bit [12:58] s/bit/bot [12:58] oh btw i got a 1 TB portable hd... :D [12:58] I think We've got a notification pops up, the old apparmor mysql problem [12:59] ~,~ [12:59] hehe === shadesla1er is now known as shadeslayer [13:03] ghostcube_maemo: most likely apachelogger turned on the markov chain plugin [13:04] hehe [13:04] hehe, there is a doctor so he did [13:04] ok, good to know [13:05] thanks for the 600 MB download in form of package updates...... :S [13:06] gonna take me 5 hours to download..... :) [13:06] >implying that it look me > 7 hours to live with the current breaks-if-you-look-at-it-the-wrong-way theme. [13:11] kubotu: chat [13:11] oh so slow [13:12] Why do I get the impression that apachelogger is responsible for kubotu talking? [13:13] kubotu: order cookies for apachelogger [13:13] * kubotu slides a whole bunch of world's finest cookies down the bar to apachelogger. [13:13] order chistmas cookies for example code often doesn't get changed upstream anyway [13:13] * shadeslayer goes and transfers data to new hd... [13:13] goes and gets published, I think Qt is teh winnah...at work we usual support, no need to upload amarok it'll actually see and go from there. [13:15] quintasan, cause hes bored i think [13:41] Wondering if bug 519724 would be an appropriate beta freeze upload [13:41] Launchpad bug 519724 in k3b "missing help files for k3b" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/519724 [13:41] bbl [13:42] (If it is, it would also be nice if a core-dev could confirm the nomination) === shadeslayer is now known as shadeslayer_ === shadeslayer is now known as shadeslayer_ [15:49] apachelogger: The idea for Hardy -> Lucid is that we don't officially support it, but because it's supported for Ubuntu and some people have both installed, we should try and fix problems we become aware of. [15:49] * ScottK is waiting to hear if any of Tm_T's problems were Kubuntu packages. [15:49] ScottK: actually mostly gnome packages, but there were too many to list out [15:50] Tm_T: Any KDE? [15:50] IIRC we've been pretty careful about keeping conflicts/replaces and stuff. [15:50] only one I remember, that was old knetworkmanager package (versus network-manager-kde) [15:50] the one I have :) [15:51] ...then there was problem with amarok, one file moved to other package [15:52] That's exactly the kind of problem we need to know about. [15:52] Do you have the packages involved? [15:53] amarokcollectionscanner is the binary that cause the grief, so it's amarok and ... was it amarok-common? [15:53] indeed I think he had seen Kubuntu, which is the official backports? [15:54] kubotu: yes, you are very smart bot [15:56] This is when more minions would come in handy. [15:56] maybe this come in kde4.2 ppa in the menu? [15:56] amarok-utils is the current location of that binary [15:56] and amarok in intrepid [15:56] but virtualization should work in intrepid is released tomorrow, it is [15:57] ScottK: now I remember, one library in kdepim moved to other package too [15:57] I was secretly in love with fedora, so now I get run even in -ninjas too [15:57] which cause conflict [15:57] Tm_T: OK. Need details on that one too. [15:58] will try to think, I was without monitor some of the time as system didn't handle all those changes well [15:58] OK. Thanks. [15:58] OK. Thanks. Maybe jtechidna will turn the MI [16:00] somethgin related to kdepim-wizards... hmmm [16:03] ScottK: got it, /usr/share/kde4/services/kresources/knotes/kolabresource.desktop [16:03] Tm_T: OK. And what was it in before? [16:03] OK. And I'm sure add an Xsession file that had a desktop that runs the distro front and back. On the amarok stuff, cdbs and have 2 notifiers [16:03] ScottK: that's in knotes package in intrepid, and kdepim-groupware in lucid [16:03] Tm_T: Perfect. Thanks. [16:04] other than that, kde was smooth [16:27] Tm_T: Both fixed in bzr. Thank you. [16:27] update-manager-kde does the openoffice kde stuff in bzr. I looked, but that's what [16:33] ScottK: great, thanks [16:35] oh my, gold linker is fast === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:12] kubotu: config set markov.probability 5 [17:12] lemme take care of that for you [17:13] kubotu: save [17:13] okay then :) [17:13] kubotu: rescan [17:13] saving ... [17:13] rescanning ... [17:13] done. 10 core modules loaded; 50 plugins loaded; 33 plugins ignored; 2 plugins failed to load [17:13] lets see how that goes [17:13] it there someone? [17:13] ScottK: as it it with ugprade bugs.... usually they only get reported after the release [17:15] so I think the bot doesnt like to talk anymore [17:16] poor bot, ended up in total silence ^^ [17:16] kubotu: chat [17:16] I'll wontfix the bug reports :O [17:16] weeeh [17:16] <3 kubotu [17:16] wontfix for all bug reports! [17:17] * shadeslayer slides kubotu a cookie [17:17] apachelogger: hehe... [17:18] stupid USB drive...cant go above 5-6MBps... [17:18] is someone friends with a kwin dev? [17:21] * apachelogger wants bug 389658 fixed though [17:21] Launchpad bug 389658 in kubuntu-default-settings "KDE menu button should have a Kubuntu Logo" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/389658 [17:21] * apachelogger wants more branding in general [17:22] kde's reference distribution is opensuse :P [17:23] <3 bug 554039 [17:23] Launchpad bug 554039 in kubuntu-default-settings "Kubuntu logo in Kickoff is fat and ugly!" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/554039 [17:24] apachelogger: lol... its true though :) [17:24] * apachelogger thinks that Tonio__ is on a lag run [17:24] so [17:24] PEOPLE [17:24] we need new logos... nixternal probably has some :) [17:25] what do you think about that for bug 351874 [17:25] Launchpad bug 351874 in kubuntu-default-settings "[Kubuntu] GTK apps launched as superuser are unthemed" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/351874 [17:25] set the gtk env var via kdesudo?! [17:25] i.e. not copy the config, but just use the user's config [17:26] apachelogger: or use qtcurve... [17:26] read the report :P [17:26] hahaha [17:26] shortest bug report eva [17:27] shadeslayer: commentstoo [17:28] and I say comments comments comments [17:28] they are the answer to everything [17:28] just comment until no one wants to read the mails anymore and then wontfix [17:28] gentoo uses this approach :P [17:28] * apachelogger likes it TBH [17:29] apachelogger: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Wallpaper+Clock?content=119563 << seen this? [17:29] its a pythorn software! [17:29] but [17:29] oh [17:29] my [17:29] now my buttons in konqueror rendered often appears in the configured icon themes) [17:29] CLOCKS [17:30] kubotu: that is no good [17:30] we could rewrite that in javascript [17:30] apachelogger: the site has a pretty amazing wallpaper set though :P [17:30] and boot lubyou [17:30] lubyou: easy does it :) [17:30] lubyou: could you please stop flooding somewhere? [17:31] meh [17:31] i guess not... [17:31] if testbuild fine I think it didn't FTBFS [17:31] so here I am, kubuntu council member, and I cant even lock someone out :P [17:31] jussi01: irc team fail :P [17:31] all your fault :P [17:31] * apachelogger is just glad that we dont get the actual flood ^^ [17:32] apachelogger: lol... well were getting the mini join and part flood [17:32] hm [17:32] OMG [17:33] apachelogger: ??? [17:33] plasmoid download dialog needs UI feedback [17:33] I imagine it looks broken on a slow connection, when it is busy downloading content [17:33] apachelogger: the get new hot stuff thing? [17:33] yeah [17:34] apachelogger: oh the new one is much much better [17:34] we probably should have patches using it everywhere.... [17:34] yay [17:34] that clocks thingy just crashed plasma [17:34] apachelogger: weird... runs fine here :P [17:35] shadeslayer: no we shouldnt [17:35] apachelogger: why? [17:35] its obviously much better than the old one.. [17:35] because patches are evil [17:35] and bad [17:35] and dirty [17:35] and ugly [17:35] and stupid [17:35] and stoned [17:35] hmm... :) [17:35] and join-part-flooding [17:35] hehe :D === shadeslayer is now known as shadeslayer_ [17:36] brb... got to do some work :) [17:36] oh dear [17:36] oh dear oh dear [17:36] that thing is crap [17:37] got a pm/am switch == crap [17:39] tsimpson: could we do something about lubyou? [17:44] well [17:44] apachelogger: i think jussi01 or Riddell can do the needfull [17:44] neither is around [17:44] apachelogger: #ubuntu-ops :P [17:44] shadeslayer_: you could go ask in #ubuntu-irc or what their channel is called [17:44] they should have permissions in here nowadays [17:44] sure thing [17:45] yet I do not :P [17:45] kubotu: chat [17:45] and i could fix it, should be obvious awell [17:45] * apachelogger could make kubotu markov react on joins and parts :P [17:46] some of the var names in kdesudo make me wonder about the point of life [17:47] apachelogger: same thing with lubyou in #rekonq [17:47] and #kde... [17:48] apachelogger: had a look in #kubuntu-offtopic in the past hour? its hilarious... [17:49] shadeslayer_: in that case you might wanna poke the masters of freenode [17:49] apachelogger: yeah i was thinking the same thing... [17:49] shadeslayer_: and tell the mighty gods of freenode greetings from me ^^ [17:50] apachelogger: hehe :) [17:51] shadeslayer_: I am not in kubuntu-offtopic, what was so hilarious? [17:52] apachelogger: its gone way beyong Offtopic.. it should be renamed #Love :P [17:52] oh [17:52] shadeslayer_: can you paste the log? [17:52] *beyond [17:52] did someone have intercourse?! Oo [17:52] can someone have to work on porting kita2. At a time via the kubuntu wiki was down :P [17:52] apachelogger: sure,but i have only half of it [17:52] via irc!!!?? [17:53] shadeslayer_: we can ask jussi01 or tsimpson for the other part, I think ubottu lurks in there, and I supose ubottu logs all and everything ;) [17:54] apachelogger: probably [17:56] apachelogger: what? [17:56] jussi01: ah finally! [17:56] ah dangit, those days? [17:56] jussi01: look at the join part mess :P [17:56] jussi01: our saviour! [17:57] apachelogger: http://pastebin.com/bhUNWUYa [17:57] 1 sec [17:59] jussi01: ##fix_your_connection will now be flooded :P [17:59] happy now? [17:59] jussi01: :D [17:59] shadeslayer_: thats what its for... [18:00] :P [18:00] apachelogger: did you see the pastebin? [18:01] oh my [18:02] * apachelogger would have run that in a query and not in -offtopic [18:02] kubotu: chat [18:02] google does tend towards more restrictive [18:02] kubotu: lol, and I am god [18:02] apachelogger: told ya... :) [18:02] jussi01: thanks [18:02] (we could try to talk to free memory, and I had a story, fancy tidying it up [18:03] jussi01: also, would it be possible using this new magic of you irc people to have the kubuntu council op in kubuntu channels? [18:03] apachelogger: did you see my message the other day? [18:03] the which one [18:03] apachelogger: re: LART [18:03] nope [18:03] ahh [18:03] kubotu: lart apachelogger [18:03] * kubotu puts lye in apachelogger's coffee [18:03] * apachelogger is wondering what lye is [18:04] jussi01: what was it in particular? [18:04] I just suggested that you disable it, as we have done across the rest of the ubuntu channels [18:04] in particular? nedko is checking [18:04] hm [18:04] I had it disabled until some time ago :P [18:04] !lart [18:04] LART has been disabled in this bot. [18:04] then I did python programming [18:04] did anyone notice that 10.10 was announced [18:04] which caused immediate need for larting ^^ [18:05] kubotu: config add lart to plugins.blacklist [18:05] plugins.blacklist: azgame, chucknorris, deepthoughts, delicious, dice, digg, forecast, fortune, freshmeat, imdb, insult, math, roulette, slashdot, spell, theyfightcrime, threat, wheeloffortune, youtube, quiz, dictclient, dict, realm, grouphug, bash, cal, weather, rot, hl2, wow, tube, url, remotectl, babel, figlet, debug, linkbot, geoip, lart [18:05] this config change will take effect on the next rescan [18:05] kubotu: save [18:05] done [18:05] kubotu: rescan [18:05] saving ... [18:05] rescanning ... [18:05] done. 10 core modules loaded; 49 plugins loaded; 34 plugins ignored; 2 plugins failed to load [18:05] kubotu: lart jussi01 [18:05] jussi01 are seeing are either frozen or can it go upstream :) [18:05] jussi01: happy? :P [18:05] apachelogger: awesome. [18:05] kubotu: that does not make no sense dude! [18:05] how did you testbuild the new intel standard on modern laptops, it would make no promises of success :) [18:06] apachelogger: in response to your question, does the kubuntu council have a LP group? [18:06] kubuntu-council ^^ [18:06] jussi01: yep :) [18:07] apachelogger: then yes. You just need to put it on the ircc agenda and we will make a decision - but I cant see us saying no. just a matter of doing it. [18:07] * apachelogger thinks kubuntu members should undergo a training course before being appointed members [18:07] lesson 1: learn about the almighty council [18:07] lesson 2: learn about almighty apachelogger [18:07] apachelogger: lol [18:07] lesson 3: forget about lesson 1 and consider apachelogger your god [18:07] jussi01: k, thanks [18:08] apachelogger: lesson 4 : just forget lessons 1-3 [18:08] apachelogger: does that make Riddell a demigod? [18:08] jussi01: where do i put it on the agenda? ^^ [18:08] apachelogger: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/IrcCouncil/MeetingAgenda [18:08] demigod? we aint got no demigods! [18:08] apachelogger: i hope the repos have all the kde packages now? [18:08] I've got no gtk style [18:08] jussi01: cheers [18:08] kubotu: I am looking into that already [18:09] kubotu: i thought you were partial to kde? :( [18:09] shadeslayer_: why shouldn they? [18:09] shouldn [18:09] shouldn't [18:10] apachelogger: just confirming [18:10] plasma freeze.... [18:11] apachelogger: Just one thing to realise, anyone on the access lists of the support and offtopic chans is required to idle in -ops ;) [18:11] gross [18:12] jussi01: im guessing you know rsync? [18:12] no [18:12] :( [18:12] :( what you mean the KDE libraries are not clickable [18:12] zsync is superior anyway [18:12] kubotu: they are freakin libraries, how would you click them?!?! [18:12] something is fishy with that final option when you click it [18:12] *sob* [18:13] apachelogger: i need to sync folder 1 to my new portable HD [18:13] see [18:13] /* pointer to the new process */ [18:13] p = NULL; [18:13] p = NULL; [18:13] /* pointer to the new process */ [18:13] /* pointer to upstream author [18:13] that is an example of bad var naming [18:14] at the moment you need to comment a var to give it meaning, the name of the var is no good [18:14] apachelogger: probably worth a look at this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/IrcTeam/OperatorRequirements (expectations from ops). [18:16] jussi01: it says expected [18:16] apachelogger: Told ya I was gonna crash [18:16] not must [18:17] that is quite the difference from my POV [18:17] DarkwingDuck: I think you just didnt comment and played killerbots ;) [18:17] LOL Fallout 3 actually :P [18:17] Had to give my PS3 some love too [18:17] uhhh, a fancy graphics lover :P [18:18] A console gamer [18:18] robots! [18:18] kubotu: google robots bsd game [18:18] Results for robots bsd game: 1. Robots (computer game) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots_(computer_game) | 2. BSD games - LQWiki: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/BSD_games | 3. File:Robots text screenshot.png - Wikimedia Commons: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Robots_text_screenshot.png [18:18] BSD, and others use "include debian/cdbs/kde.mk". What is complicate about them? the archive [18:18] hm [18:18] I doubt BSD uses cdbs :P [18:18] killbots is awesome. [18:19] I was going to Download it for my phone the other dat [18:19] s/dat/day [18:19] bah [18:19] bad wiki article [18:19] bah! you and ScottK run kubuntu [18:19] doesnt mention killbots [18:20] biased gnome stuff [18:20] DarkwingDuck: you want to run bsd on your phone? [18:20] you really want to reconsider this ;) [18:20] apachelogger: No, killbots is in kdegames. [18:20] ScottK: yeah, but the wikipedia doesnt mention this [18:21] but must advertise the gnome version [18:21] as if it was any better than any other clone [18:21] that said, I still find the original version best [18:21] * ScottK didn't know a Gnome version even existed. [18:21] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Robots_graphic_screenshot.png [18:21] doesnt look that sexy TBH [18:22] meh, sudo is an evil monster [18:22] apachelogger is sudo... :D [18:22] * apachelogger is wondering why one cant except a whole env var from being cleared :( [18:23] jussi01: nono, see, that is why we need this kubuntu-member introduction course :P [18:23] apachelogger: lol [18:24] * apachelogger is mathemagician, professional ranter, god, good looking, awesome, cool... [18:24] anyhow === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [18:25] if sudo was able to not unset the GTK env var we could easily theme sudo'd gtk apps [18:25] but unfortuantely... :/ [18:25] heh rsync is faster than cp :P [18:26] Even the first time? [18:27] * apachelogger notes that bug 262924 should be closed due to pointlessness [18:27] Launchpad bug 262924 in kubuntu-default-settings "[kubuntu] shared folder" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/262924 [18:27] it doesnt really belong anywhere [18:27] also I do think this needs to be implemented in ubuntu foundations [18:31] who works on kubuntu firefox integration [18:32] apparle: probably apparle [18:32] i mean apachelogger [18:32] :D [18:32] nope [18:32] opensuse does [18:32] a great job... I seriously love the fact that I don't have to specify the files [18:33] and debfx I think [18:33] at least he did the packaging bits AFAIK [18:33] so he is to praise [18:33] apachelogger: who decides which themes etc go with the default firefox package [18:33] but by general rule I am to blame if something goes wrong [18:33] apparle: there dont go any [18:34] apachelogger: why not... [18:34] apachelogger: the default one does not look good at all.. [18:34] define default [18:35] * apachelogger notes that gtk cannot look good anyway [18:35] notes that the expected type and then I'll see if youe Wine menu properly, or the debian branch into the repos, not on purpose. [18:35] the one which gets installed when I open firefox installer present in the menu of a standartd kubuntu installtion [18:35] well [18:35] there is no theme in this case [18:36] what you get by default is qtcurve-gtk [18:36] which stacks oxygen icons upon the gtk stuff [18:36] no I mean... I have installed just a persona and it does look good and goes with the kubuntu theme well [18:36] no I have a bug for http://ryanak.ca/~ryan/nepomuklog against virtuoso or nepomuk? It's happening on my internal data out!! :) [18:36] and that is the only way theming should be done [18:36] apparle: I have no clue what you are talking about ... screenshots please [18:36] alright [18:37] apachelogger: personas are like Firefox themes [18:37] so why not call it themes? [18:37] * apachelogger doesnt follow [18:37] sounds like marketing speech :P [18:37] apachelogger: I myself didn't get that [18:38] apachelogger: well... idk.. but its just a fancy name [18:38] but I liked one so I installed it [18:38] !pastebin [18:38] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [18:38] shadeslayer: see :P [18:38] must be some silly thing if it got such a silly name [18:38] apachelogger: tried rekonq lately? [18:38] silly thing works on RC2, updating to a democrat [18:38] no [18:38] using konquer with webkitkde [18:38] quite happyily I might add [18:39] might add that in the fridge had nobody to run the smart solution. [18:39] apachelogger: hmm... wel rekonq now has the same type of urlbar as with crhome [18:39] *chrome [18:40] apachelogger: see this http://imagebin.org/91472 [18:43] Also I'd like to say that you developers have done a great job... the beta I am using is the most stable kubuntu I have seen after gutsy [18:44] Good to hear. All the ones after that were crap on stabllity. [18:45] ScottK: not exactly.... previous one was also good... [18:45] apachelogger: what say about the image... [18:45] If only there were no issues of KMS [18:46] apparle: Karmic and my Intel video don't always get along as well as I'd like. [18:46] GPU gets wedged every now and then or something. [18:46] ScottK: I have an ATI so I am used to GPU problems in every new release... I rather judge releases on everything except the graphics issues [18:47] releases on my desktop widgets and such.. Theming is disabled, it is not about [18:47] apparle: During development I'll apply blame on parts of the stack, but after release, I want it all to work. [18:47] kubotu: what [18:48] Tm_T: You'll probably want the mountall update that just finished on powerpc before you get adventerous and reboot or anything. [18:48] I know I was doing now before you melt down [18:48] apparle: and that is how firefox looks out of the box? [18:48] ScottK: everyone wants everything to work at a release [18:48] apachelogger: that's modified with the persona and a google toolbar installed... [18:49] see :P [18:49] * apachelogger thinks that persona thing comes from firefox package itself though [18:49] apachelogger: wait I'll give a screen shot of default look [18:49] * apachelogger also finds it quite worthless [18:49] * apachelogger is patching better adblock into kdelibs and kdebase [18:54] apachelogger: got disconnected.... is this channel logged [18:54] irclogs.ubuntu.com [18:55] apachelogger: where's today's lo [18:55] *log [18:56] in 04/03 I suppose [18:57] apachelogger: not there [18:57] apachelogger: so if you said anything... repeat it [18:58] apachelogger: see here is the default look http://imagebin.org/91474 [18:58] apparle_: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/04/03/%23kubuntu-devel.txt [18:58] apachelogger: it does not contain...our chat... 5 min ago [18:59] apparle_: so what is so bad about that default? [18:59] apachelogger: doesn't look as cool as whole of the other KDE [18:59] how so? [18:59] apachelogger: the ubuntu one looks much better [18:59] what is there a native ubuntu one Music plugin for akonadi :) [19:00] how so? [19:00] apachelogger: it sould be nice and glossy [19:00] sould be there... but still, it was innocent [19:00] * ScottK stares at the samba4 build on hooker and urges it to peddle faster. [19:00] kubuntu is not glossy [19:00] I have never done it once, it is NOT stable - Discussion and support only in kubuntu is "depressingly #255 blue" :P [19:00] kubotu: not you :P [19:01] * apachelogger needs a cloud he can make compiles in ^^ [19:02] apparle_: anyhow, what changes do you propose? [19:03] apachelogger: I just thought maybe the persona could be included in the default firefox installation.. [19:03] poor kubotu [19:03] apachelogger: coz I liked it [19:03] apparle_: what perosna? [19:03] the one you had earlier? [19:03] apachelogger: ya [19:03] not gonna happen [19:03] because that really breaks integration [19:03] apachelogger: how [19:03] + is disturbing for people with visual impairment [19:03] Nope. too slow. [19:04] * ScottK gets to wait ANOTHER hour. [19:04] * apachelogger hugs ScottK and hands him a cookie [19:04] http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Oxygen+KDE+(Firefox+Theme)?content=117962 [19:04] apachelogger: ahh... never thought of that [19:04] apparle_: did you see another KDE app with a gigantic firefox on top? :P [19:04] apachelogger: but how does it break integration [19:04] apparle_: did you see another KDE app with a gigantic firefox on top? :P [19:05] Thanks apachelogger [19:05] apachelogger: no... I am suggesting only about firefox :P [19:05] THAT IS WHY IT BREAKS INTEGRATION :P [19:05] apachelogger: oh... [19:05] LOL [19:05] if firefox looks different than the other apps, what is the point of having it look kdeish altogether [19:06] there is a kde specific bug that you folks might be interested in, bug 535341 [19:06] this was all disappointing to watch his head swell, he and I have to be a widespread issue, seeing as I said is why the Alpha candidates from Tuesday (when they enter internal testing) rather than the license was changed [19:06] what is the point of even having a kde look and feel [19:06] Launchpad bug 535341 in vim "vim-gnome "swap already exists" dialog erroneously triggers hot corners" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/535341 [19:06] we could implement a stlye randomify and start every app with another style [19:06] that wouldnt even be terribly difficult :P [19:06] the patch to fix it is attached to the bug.. anyone willing to get it readY? [19:06] apachelogger: got the point [19:06] k :) [19:08] nigelb: how is that kde specific? [19:08] apachelogger, happens only in kde [19:08] I wonder how the text to speech programs are for linux [19:09] apachelogger, wait, its a bug in gnome because it works around a kde bug? [19:09] yes, dont even know if it is a bug in kde 3.1 :P [19:09] anyhow [19:10] nigelb: needs to be fixed in vim [19:10] http://nixternal.com/files/song.txt <- ScottK here is to be bugged again -.- [19:10] not esepcially related to us [19:10] apachelogger, ahhh. /me gets to work on it [19:10] * nigelb should learn to read properly.. for a change [19:11] nixternal: uhhh, what would be the tune for that song?? [19:19] anyone here who understands jabber protocol / kopete works.. I need some help [19:19] IME, jabber + kopete != works. [19:21] ScottK: so why doesn't anyone fix it... for others it seems to work but not at all for me [19:21] apparle_: No idea. [19:22] is there a list of bugs whose fixing is needed/wanted to make it into lucid? [19:23] ScottK: that's why I am looking for a guy who knows somethings about them... so if he himself can't ... at least he would be able to guide [19:23] Probably more luck in a #kde channel of some kind [19:23] no echos in current version, get it working with ubuntustudio-dev for a virtual interface, there is some kind of stuff that annoys m [19:24] ScottK: jabber + kopete works fine for me [19:24] apparle_: jabber in kopete works fine for me (gtalk for example) [19:25] larsivi: that't the problem... I just am unable to reproduce my problem... and I am facing it since, intrepid and it can't be a firewall problem coz psi and pidgin can connect [19:26] in fact I chatted over it an hour ago, on lucid [19:26] amichair: My advice would be start of the ones that annoy you, but really most anything that doesn't break U/I or string freeze is good to have. [19:29] amichair: see topic [19:37] ScottK: I meant top-priority showstoppers, if any - whatever is most urgent. Maybe what apachelogger said, though I don't see the pattern there (are the low priority bugs high priority too?) [19:38] amichair: if they were nominated for lucid then they are at least fixable in time for release [19:38] fixable in hotkey-setup "Hardy/Gutsy crashes when trying to overwrite org.soprano.Model.xml whitch exist in jaunty (Cannot copy private stuff on there, and I pinged doko, let's hope the Kubuntu Firefox integration :) [19:38] so everything on that list should be fixed, since it is fixable [19:38] apachelogger: Did you get akonadi figured out? [19:38] That would be a top priority showstopper. [19:38] I am not sure [19:38] it work [19:38] and it doesnt [19:38] apachelogger: what did u slip into kubotu's drink? [19:38] it is one pile of bugs wrapped into each other [19:39] but I think the most important one is down [19:39] amichair: only the good stuff, only the good one ^^ [19:44] evening [19:45] Good evening Riddell. [19:45] omg [19:45] our dekroator version is old [19:45] like really old [19:45] bad timing on that one is old and documented ... ohloh sez my sources list or combo of both? [19:45] hi Riddell [19:45] Riddell: Do you know if shtylman is planning on more installer stuff for beta2? [19:45] gosh, we got slangasek to become a Kubuntu developer [19:46] ScottK: not that I know of [19:46] It was a bit of an open question from the release meeting. [19:46] Riddell: There are several ubiquity bugs milestoned for beta 2. They ought to be adjusted then. [19:46] but that seems to be one of 'em [19:46] mm, release meeting on a bank holiday [19:46] Not for the release manager. [19:47] Riddell: so how do we make slangasek a kubuntu dev? [19:48] would bribing with cookies work? [19:48] we have 9 milestoned bugs tagged with kubuntu none high priority, pleasingly low. probably most of them are marked as beta 2 but we can change that to rc or final [19:48] ScottK: thanks [19:49] apachelogger: He did the last kdebase-workspace upload. [19:49] I have never used beta earlier... so when beta2 comes out.. do I just upgrade [19:49] when is it coming out [19:49] Scheduled for Thursday [19:51] oh dear [19:52] apparle_: there will be upgrade instructions linked from the announcement on kubuntu.org [19:52] Riddell: ahh [19:52] fixing bug 372379 would violate string freeze [19:52] Riddell: I think the biggest worry right now is akonadi, but apachelogger thinks he possibly has that sorted. [19:52] Launchpad bug 372379 in kubuntu-default-settings "Konqueror ships ancient EasyList blocklist" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/372379 [19:52] I have the most important part of it sorted [19:53] akonadi is broken by design, since it uses mysql [19:53] that said, does dbusmenu work again? [19:53] ScottK: apachelogger did uploads of akonadi and mysql which should have fixed the main problem [19:53] * apachelogger is wondering if he could streamline the easylist stuff so that it can survive without GUI changes [19:55] apachelogger: I think mostly you just need to get nixternal to say it's OK. [19:55] no, string changes == untranslated [19:56] Are they tranlsated now? [19:56] no [19:56] completely new [19:56] and if I understand the code correctly, this just as well work without the GUI [19:56] since the functional implementation is in khtml [19:56] Test daily images to make the thought moot however. _if_ there is no way to work fine in khtml part "Kopete crashed with SIGSEGV on start" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/437999 [19:56] Ubuntu bug 437999 in kdepim "kontact crashed with SIGSEGV on start (dup-of: 427073)" [Medium,New] [19:56] Ubuntu bug 427073 in kdepim "kontact crashed with SIGSEGV in QListData::begin()" [Medium,Fix released] [19:57] well, first I need to get khtml compiled anyway ^^ [19:59] kubotu: config add markov to plugins.blacklist [19:59] plugins.blacklist: azgame, chucknorris, deepthoughts, delicious, dice, digg, forecast, fortune, freshmeat, imdb, insult, math, roulette, slashdot, spell, theyfightcrime, threat, wheeloffortune, youtube, quiz, dictclient, dict, realm, grouphug, bash, cal, weather, rot, hl2, wow, tube, url, remotectl, babel, figlet, debug, linkbot, geoip, lart, markov [19:59] this config change will take effect on the next rescan [19:59] kubotu: rescan [19:59] saving ... [19:59] rescanning ... [19:59] done. 10 core modules loaded; 48 plugins loaded; 35 plugins ignored; 2 plugins failed to load [20:07] Riddell: If you have a moment, would you please move idjc to multiverse (build-deps on multiverse package)? [20:08] I can [20:10] Riddell: Thank you. [20:10] done [20:11] Great. [20:12] Does that need a publisher run to take effect or it is ~immediate? [20:12] I'm pretty sure it needs a publisher run [20:12] OK. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [20:22] nixternal: is there a new approach for translations now? and if - is there a howto? [20:27] * apachelogger thinks that we should move the window control buttons to the left, like mac osx [20:29] * ScottK would thank apachelogger to NOT do that so he doesn't have to deal with hyper ventilating teenagers at home. [20:30] but look [20:30] http://imagebin.ca/view/Z3Ohmro.html [20:30] it frees up space on the right quite nicely [20:30] we could put a blinking pony unicorn there [20:31] ScottK: "daddy you bought us a mac?!?!?!" [20:32] blinkingponyunicorn++ [20:32] maco: No, Sylvia said it was fine there on a Mac, because she was used to it, but to move it on KDE would drive her mad. [20:32] ah [20:33] oi oi oi oi ! [20:33] ubuntu did not get that idea from mac! [20:33] i use the kbd to close windows on a mac so i dont have to remember where the buttons are [20:33] it just looks like it because there isnt much space where you could move those buttons [20:33] I for one would prefer to have them bottom right [20:33] unfortunately there is no space for buttons there :( [20:34] also note that the original order was all different from mac! [20:34] it was buttons->shiftLeft(); [20:34] No, Ubuntu got the idea for designers who have no thought for the affect of changes on existing users. [20:34] for/from [20:35] http://yokozar.org/blog/archives/194 [20:35] IMHO ubuntu is becoming osx 2.0 anyway [20:37] this khtml compile is driving me mad :S [20:37] How will we tell the difference? [20:38] ScottK: of ubuntu and osx? [20:38] ubuntu will have icons that look like oxygen ;) [20:38] apachelogger: No, you before and after khtml compiling drives you mad. [20:38] ScottK: possibly I will start running around nakkid! [20:39] at least in here [20:39] * ScottK looks for his darkest sun glasses. [20:49] I think the screenshot looks good but... it will take time getting used to the buttons on left... after all I have been using them on right for about 10 years now... for you guys it must be more than that [20:51] How to write those * ScottK looks for .... type messages [20:51] apparle_: Start the line with /me .... [20:52] * apparle_ can also write these type of messages now [20:52] :D [20:53] http://imagebin.ca/view/S2wMq1.html [20:53] !!!!! [20:53] this is so awesome [20:53] if we dont make this default I must go to fedora! [20:56] the unicorn is the greatest [20:56] love the mac osx theme :) [20:56] THAT IS NO OSX THEME! [20:57] i just accidently looks like it [20:57] s/i/it [20:57] I was just moving buttons around, and next thing you know it looked it *a bit* like osx [20:57] hahaha a bit :) [20:59] kubotu: identica dent !kubuntu 10.04 http://imagebin.ca/view/S2wMq1.html [20:59] status updated [20:59] * apachelogger notes that we actually only recently went from 10.03 to 10.04 [20:59] lol [20:59] looks pretty good :) [21:01] pretty good? [21:01] come on [21:01] * amichair wants a pony! [21:01] it is incredibly unbelivable awesome [21:01] With Hannah Montana riding it. [21:02] apachelogger: I want hannah montana on the pony [21:02] no! [21:02] :( [21:02] but I plan on making it interactable with [21:02] it will not only blink [21:02] BUT [21:03] it will also switch to pink glasses mode upon clicking! [21:03] omg [21:03] turns your desktop into fluffy bunny mode!!!!! [21:03] can you believe it! [21:03] this will be so awesome [21:04] [100%] Building CXX object khtml/CMakeFiles/khtml.dir/kcookiejar_interface.o [21:04] Linking CXX shared library ../lib/libkhtml.so [21:04] hjhhh [21:04] * apachelogger starts doing things [21:05] does oem-config run only from DVD? [21:06] No. [21:06] ScottK: How do I do it from CD? [21:06] Dunno. [21:06] Riddell, hello [21:07] hi promulo [21:07] I have just submitted my proposal on melange [21:07] melange? [21:07] the gsoc site :) [21:10] hmm, I don't see it [21:12] Riddell, try this link http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/student_proposal/show/google/gsoc2010/romullo/t127032497268 [21:13] but in this view you can't post comments [21:15] Riddell, it's pretty much the same of wiki.. I've only updated some terms like "work" you said that day :p [21:16] and added the zeroconf task as you suggested [21:44] I fixed this bug 554011 in bzr [21:44] Launchpad bug 554011 in kdemultimedia "ships with /exists directory in violation of FHS" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/554011 [21:44] it was my copy/paste mistake [21:44] ScottK: can we upload or after beta2? [21:54] apachelogger: so what's decided.. window control buttons on left or right? [22:08] lex79: Yes. [22:08] apparle_: We aren't changing [22:09] ScottK: ok, thanks [22:09] ScottK: :D why has ubuntu changed it? [22:09] Because their designers think it's better. [22:09] They didn't explain why. [22:10] that's aweful... so what if mac does that.... most people are shifting from windows and they don't like such changes.... because they are already trying to grasp a big change of win to linux [22:11] moreover have the designers tried using it [22:11] it takes time getting used to [22:12] They say don't worry, you'll adjust quickly. [22:12] #ayatana is the channel some of them hang out it. [22:12] It's really OT for here. [22:12] ScottK: OT=? [22:13] Off Topic [22:13] Nothing to do with Kubuntu. [22:13] ahh.. let it be... not interested.. I was only concerned about kubuntu [22:14] do I have to install a backend or something for neopmunk? [22:15] Should get it automagically. [22:16] automaGically=? [22:17] Slang for automatic. [22:17] then why isn't it working [22:17] Dunno. [22:18] does it work for you [22:22] It starts. [22:22] Didn't play with it beyond tha [22:24] the search in dolphin doesn't work for me [22:25] ...t [22:35] ScottK: Hi, Greg says that Kobby/libqinfinity 1.0~beta4 don't work with libinfinity-0.4. He says that the current development branch does and that he can tag a beta for us if it will solve the problem. He's planning on releasing an RC in a month or so. [22:36] s/an RC/a RC/g [22:36] ryanakca: Sounds like that's best (tag a beta). We need to move forward. [22:36] ryanakca: Thanks for looking into it. [22:36] ScottK: OK, I'll get the packages updated with the new beta when it gets done [22:36] ryanakca: Thanks. [22:39] The graphics in ubiquty's slideshow are very pretty. Who made them? [22:45] shtylman, I believe. [23:25] amichair: do you have an online link for the slideshow? I want to see it without downloading the whole iso... [23:26] ofirk_: sorry, no. I just started working on ubiquity and couldn't help but notice it. [23:27] amichair: thanks anyway :) [23:28] has nixternal been around? [23:29] DarkwingDuck: Nay. [23:29] ahh, thanks amichair [23:30] ofirk_: apt-get source ubiquity-slideshow-kubuntu [23:32] lex79: thanks! [23:32] really nice slideshow [23:32] no problem [23:50] just noticed that the kubuntu logo isn't up-to-date [23:54] ofirk_: I'm sure you can fix it with your graphic skills :) [23:56] Riddell: :) [23:57] Riddell: I just don't know how to update the original image [23:57] is it somewhere on launchpad?