[00:18] I'm thinking about helping test out beta 2. Anyone experiencing any show stopper bugs? the system I'm going to upgrade would be annoying to break, but not catastrophic. [01:11] JontheEchidna: I think the difference was in the logo's K... [01:13] Tm_T: I had to strip the widgets out to get the size down. I geuss we can play with it and see what fits. [01:13] Thanks for testing. [01:14] ScottK: np, should I try something specifically or is it enough that "it works" ? [01:15] That's great news. I've no idea. [01:15] * ScottK doesn't know the last time we had a working powerpc live CD. [01:15] NCommander: ^^^ working powerpc live CD. [01:15] NICE! [01:16] ScottK: heh, glad I had more ram now, with 256 MiB livecd wouldn't work well [01:27] ryanakca: the one there before had the new K [01:28] Is showdesktop part of plasma-widgets-addons? [01:32] Tm_T: Do you still have your live session up? [01:32] ScottK: yes [01:32] JontheEchidna: Thanks. [01:34] JontheEchidna: Ah, OK [01:34] And what's the package for the microblog thing? [01:34] ScottK: addons as well [01:34] Ah. Cool [01:35] ScottK: yes [01:35] Tm_T: Could you install plasma-widgets-addons in your live session and give me a list of the packages it pulls in? [01:35] sure [01:36] I think we have enough room to add what we need to fix those errors, but I want to check. [01:39] ScottK: plasma-widgets-addons and plasma-dataengines-addons, 1,232 kB to download, 6,017 kB to be used [01:39] Tm_T: Thanks. [01:40] That should fit. [01:40] * ScottK fixes. [01:49] man, where's Riddell? [01:52] I know he was off work on Friday. [01:52] Beyond that, dunno. [01:55] bug 560411:( [01:55] Launchpad bug 560411 in pkg-kde-tools "Desktop translations not pulled for desktop-extragear-multimedia_k3b" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/560411 [01:55] apachelogger: at the risk of your coronary health^ [02:53] Hi, I've got some problems with the nvidia driver and kubuntu beta. NVidia-Settings is not working an compositing cannot be activated. Is there a known bug about this? [02:57] ScottK: bug 545686 [02:57] Launchpad bug 545686 in kvpnc "[FFe] Please sync kvpnc 0.9.6-1 from Debian testing" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/545686 [02:58] it fixes 4 bugs in LP [03:36] lex79: Already approved. [03:36] thanks [03:37] yw. [03:49] evening all [03:49] Heya imbrandon. [03:50] heya [03:50] late night, get to install the daily build a few times , lol [03:50] imbrandon: Did you see the call for testing on kubuntu-devel ml? [03:51] i so need a sysprep like tool for ubuntu/kubuntu [03:51] ScottK, yup, dl'ing that image now [03:51] i needed to install it on a few boxzen anyhow , so why not test right ? [03:51] Great. Absolutely. [03:51] brb gonna refill my coffee [03:53] back, sooooo how ya been ScottK , lookin busy [03:53] Yep. [03:53] :) [03:53] Release is looking pretty good, but more bugs to fix. [03:54] yea i noticed a few on the ML, maybe i can poke one or two this week, i have lots of free time i think ( i'm between having quit my job and opening my own store ) [03:55] thus loading kubuntu on a few boxes ( i'm offering ubuntu/kubuntu installed and supported on my refurb'd hardware ) [03:56] you know opening a retail shop is a PITA, lol [03:57] Yeah, it sure is. [03:57] * ScottK has two teenagers working in retail at the moment (not for me fortunately) and one of them is at a new store. [03:58] :) [03:59] i just hoping the linux option on the hardware will overtake the windows one' [03:59] less support headache imho [03:59] Got time to test a patch then? [04:00] right now its only about 20% ( linux ) and the rest opt for win32/64, but thats online only ( craigslist / ebay ) i'm hoping the retail part will give them a way to "touch it" [04:00] sure [04:00] imbrandon: It's attached to http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=222110 [04:00] KDE bug 222110 in kcm_randr "Revert the change in display not work" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [04:01] k will do as soon as this frist install finishes [04:01] is that against the latest ? [04:01] Yes. [04:01] k [04:01] should be about ~20 min or so [04:01] Actually I don't know for sure if debfx did the patch against our 4.4.2 or KDE Trunk. [04:01] Either way that code isn't touched much, it should apply fine. [04:01] Thanks. [04:01] no worries, i can figure that aprt, just makin sure it wasent a version or two back [04:02] part* [04:02] Nope. Patch was just done today. [04:02] k [04:02] That's one of the worst unfixed bugs I know of. [04:02] :) [04:02] It'll be good to get that in. [04:03] ohhh i got an actual laptop/tablet i can test that on too for a "real world test" [04:03] nice [04:03] one with the flippy screen thing [04:04] imbrandon: Are you doing anything with netbooks? [04:04] You know we've got a Kubuntu Netbook variant now? [04:05] only the dell mini 9's and the "7 in mini notebooks" from china ( unbranded 400mhz arm's ) [04:05] We have armel images that need testing .... [04:05] yea i seen it, on the dell's i've been going with full distro, the 7 inches would be awesom [04:05] if i could get netbook remix to qwork on em [04:06] ( only have 3 for testing atm untill i could get sometingh "solid" to work on em besides winCE 6 ) [04:06] Try netbook. The plasma netbook U/I is a lot smarter on small screens. [04:07] yea i was actualy looking for the arm port today, its kinda funky because it dont have a bios or efi of anykind that i can see [04:07] thus no acpi etc [04:07] kinda funky [04:07] but they are CHEAP so i bought a few and gonna give em a try [04:07] like $57 if i buy em in builk ( $75 each as one off's ) [04:07] Well we have it for i386 for the Dells too. [04:08] yea i put it on the dell's when it was still early, cant get ppl to order them that way, like i said hopefully the retail when they can "touch" them will make the sale easier [04:10] I've shown Kubuntu Netbook to some pretty hard core Windows fanbois and gotten "I want" as a response. [04:10] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu-netbook/daily-live/current/lucid-netbook-i386.iso [04:11] ScottK, here is the exact specs on the arm ones ( this is not my retail shop but it lists the specs ) [04:11] http://www.yallstore.com/new-7-mini-netbook-laptop-notebook-wifi-windows-2gb-hd-black-p-39108.html [04:12] cool part is when i order 20 or more i can have the cases branded and colored too :) [04:12] Nice. [04:13] definately not a top of the line machine, but i can pump em out the door with linux for $100 they should sell well [04:14] those dells are sweet though, i'll have to give the net remix another shot on them [04:14] atm they ship with win7 starter, and thats ..... unfortunate imho [04:16] hrm, we really need a sysprep tool [04:17] maybe i'll scratch that itch later [04:17] brb , gonna finish that install and grab the patch [04:17] Great. [04:20] * ScottK was thinking to upload to his PPA for testing, but his fingers have typed dput ubuntu too many times. [04:20] Fortunately they are also fast with ctrl-c. [05:14] ScottK, other things takin a bit longer than i thought but i will get to that patch tonight ( brb gonna reboot ) === evilshadeslayer is now known as shadeslayer [08:21] in 9.10 there was a possibility to swith the notification system to a nice pop-up style http://jjesse.wordpress.com/2009/09/16/enabling-ayatana-notifications-in-kubuntu-9-10/ .. is this gonna come to lucid again ? === shadeslayer is now known as evilshadeslayer_ [09:38] ScottK: ping [09:39] that kcm_randr bug is tested , fixed , pushed to my ppa and the offical bzr branch for the package [09:39] me or someone else can upload it to the archive when ready, just wanset sure if there were more planed changes going into that package or not [09:40] ( probably not as late in the cycle as it is ) [09:42] ScottK: bzr is here lp:~kubuntu-members/kdebase-workspace/ubuntu/ [09:42] I get this while compiling a source "./configure: line 3976: smr_WITH_BUILD_PATH: command not found" what to do? [10:17] Guys I am banned in kubuntu why is it so? [10:30] lex79: Happy Birthday! [11:14] * apachelogger throws up on bug 560411 [11:14] Launchpad bug 560411 in pkg-kde-tools "Desktop translations not pulled for desktop-extragear-multimedia_k3b" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/560411 [11:17] OH [11:17] OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [11:18] ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [11:18] madness [11:19] apachelogger: lol [11:21] is system settings supposed to be in the "Computer" menu? [11:21] imbrandon: oh hai o/ [11:22] debfx: yes [11:22] debfx: where else would it be? [11:23] apachelogger: in Applications->Settings [11:24] apachelogger: it's always in Applications->Settings but only sometimes in Computer [11:24] i've noticed that on both of my kubuntu installations [11:32] debfx: actually we never wanted it in settings [11:32] and latest kubuntu-default-settings takes care of getting rid of it from there once and for all [11:32] kubuntu: Harald Sitter * rapachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100411103226-pnzw1fy923322o7y kdebase-workspace/debian/changelog: releasing version 4:4.4.2-0ubuntu9 [11:32] debfx: that somtiems in computer seems to be a bug though [11:33] apachelogger: the Computer menu sometimes looks like this: http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/7573/snapshot1qf.png [11:33] not the first time I heared that it is at times disappearing from the computer tab, no clue why [11:33] that seems to ba rather old vm anyway, judging from the menu pic [11:34] debfx: it is weird though, we inject the menu entries there via kickoffrc in kubuntu-default-setitngs which IIRC should be 100% equal to patching the source [11:34] maybe config reading fails or something [11:38] really strange, sometimes system settings is missing, sometimes kpackagekit and sometimes both [11:38] ohh [11:39] that either-or sounds more like a bug in the model [11:39] that jung get read all at once, so it can only have to do with the model or the ui itself [11:39] s/jung/junk ^^ [11:41] hrm, i might try to tackle bug# 19767 after some sleep today [11:41] maybe , lulz [11:45] kubuntu: Harald Sitter * rapachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100411104510-gea4mprpd42knqqn kde-l10n-common/debian/ (changelog rules): [11:45] kubuntu: * Comment debian/rules a bit more. [11:45] kubuntu: * Make sure extragear and playground desktop files are coming from trunk, [11:45] kubuntu: we need a more sensible approach to this though (LP: #560411) [11:45] Launchpad bug 560411 in pkg-kde-tools "Desktop translations not pulled for desktop-extragear-multimedia_k3b" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/560411 [12:04] any idea what im doing wrong here : [12:04] http://pastebin.com/GbRpYCL6 [12:05] ubottu: bug 19767 [12:05] Launchpad bug 19767 in kdebase-runtime "Kde help search fails too quietly if htdig is not installed" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19767 [12:05] imbrandon: I am not sure it is worth the time, KHC is broken by design and should be rewritten altogether [12:05] shadeslayer: dpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: libgphoto2-2-dev (>= 2.4) libkipi7-dev libkexiv2-8-dev libkdcraw8-dev liblcms1-dev libtiff4-dev liblqr-1-0-dev libjasper-dev liblensfun-dev libmarble-dev libsqlite3-dev [12:06] you need them packaeges installed [12:06] yea but i'm thinking just to disable the search tab like on windows [12:06] cuz it effects 3 and 4 right ? [12:06] i think oh my [12:06] I'd remove it/hide it [12:06] yea [12:06] shadeslayer: oh, no, hold on [12:06] wouldnt debuild -S -sa only build the source? [12:07] apachelogger: i think youre right :P [12:07] ah [12:07] ^^^ [12:07] shadeslayer: yeah, install those packages [12:07] hehe [12:07] * apachelogger didnt see that debuild was invoked ^^ [12:07] shadeslayer: you rproblem is that a patch fails to apply [12:07] apachelogger: oh wait! [12:07] 1 out of 1 hunk ignored -- saving rejects to file utilities/imageeditor/canvas/colorcorrectiondlg.cpp.rej [12:07] dpkg-source: error: LC_ALL="C" LANG="C" patch -s -t -F 0 -N -p1 -u -V never -g0 -E -b -B .pc/10_kdesvn_r1064789_fix_editor_crash.diff/ gave error exit status 1 [12:07] dpkg-buildpackage: error: dpkg-source -b digikam-1.2.0 gave error exit status 2 [12:07] apachelogger: just read to line 55 [12:08] or at least that change cannot be reverted, wherever the change is coming from ^^ [12:08] if svn was any slower... [12:10] apachelogger: so the problem is the patch right? [12:10] apachelogger: btw digikam was not converted to source 3.0 format in the repo ;) [12:10] if debian did not convert then we shouldnt either [12:11] ohh.. ok [12:11] my guess is that 10_kdesvn_r1064789_fix_editor_crash.diff (since it originated in upstream SVN) is applied to the source, hence additional applying fails [12:12] this is also why quilt whines about reveserd patch... reversed patch in most cases == already applied patch [12:12] apachelogger: so i remove the patch right? [12:12] * apachelogger gets annoyed by rekonqs buggyness and switcht o konqueror with webkitkde [12:12] shadeslayer: you investigate if what I said is true ;) [12:12] and if it is you remove the patch [12:13] apachelogger: oh ok [12:13] apachelogger: which version of rekonq? [12:14] 0.4 [12:15] apachelogger: oh.. well im on git version and it works like a charm :) [12:15] apachelogger: btw red in kompare means deleted lines right: [12:15] earlier it ate my X [12:15] apachelogger: what! [12:16] shadeslayer: I dunno, I dont use kompare, but usually red means deleted, yes ;) [12:16] the lines are still there [12:18] apachelogger: the patch hasnt beed applied [12:20] *been [12:36] apachelogger: btw any ideas on what might be wrong? === shadeslayer is now known as evilshadeslayer [12:38] * apachelogger is picking fihgts again [12:39] evilshadeslayer: sure, if parts of the patch were applied, it would still fail to apply [12:39] you will have to look at hunk1 specifically [12:40] the first patch you mean... [12:40] evilshadeslayer: btw, you know that neversfelde has a digikam 1.2 package uploaded? [12:40] oh my.. [12:40] evilshadeslayer: no, hunk 1 of the patch [12:40] oh ok [12:40] the first part [12:40] apachelogger: where is the new version? [12:40] @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ [12:40] that marks a hunk [12:40] then comes the patch content [12:41] and then another linke like the one above might be, with different numbers, marking the second hunk [12:41] evilshadeslayer: backports PPA [12:41] evilshadeslayer: we didnt want to upload to lucid at this stage without making sure everyone is fine with that [12:41] ah ok :D [12:43] apachelogger: this was reported a few mins ago : https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/digikam/+bug/560576 [12:43] Launchpad bug 560576 in digikam "New upstream version digikam 1.2.0" [Undecided,Fix released] [12:43] i just changed it to fix released :) [12:44] neversfelde: you should probably drop a news on kubuntu.org [12:45] markey: haha, that ccfinder tool is written in python, no wonder it only works on ubuntu lunix ;) [12:45] heh [12:45] apachelogger: btw is KDE plannig a new panel in 4.5 [12:45] ? [12:46] dont think so [12:46] if you a refering to the buzz on identi.ca as I understand it, they are just adding a default layout to the pnale [12:46] hmm.. i heard it on identi.ca .. [12:46] so when you add a panel it will come with default widgets instead of emptyness [12:46] apachelogger: ohhh... [12:47] that is how I understand it anyway ... one never knows what the plasma devs mean :P [12:47] they are like me when I start talking about maths ^^ [12:48] hehe [12:49] hm, which was the first Kubuntu release again? I only remember having built KDE on top of Ubuntu, but which was the first Kubuntu release? [12:49] Mamarok: i think it was 7.04 [12:49] i still have the CD's from that release :P [12:50] Mamarok: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/HardyHeron/Alpha5/KubuntuKDE4 [12:50] evilshadeslayer: no, I think rather 6.06 [12:50] hehe... [12:50] Dapper Drake IIRC [12:50] but not so sure [12:50] Mamarok: hmm.. [12:50] idk :) [12:51] wrong again, it must have been Breezy [12:51] 5.10 [12:51] apachelogger: do you remember? [12:51] found it: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/kubuntu/5.04/ [12:52] 5 years of Kubuntu then :) [12:52] Mamarok: cool! [12:52] apparently I did build KDE on top of Warty for the first time, found a very old blog entry in my archives... [12:54] * evilshadeslayer checks for his results [12:54] for warty there were only "3rd party kde packges" with 5.04 kubutu came into existance [12:54] so officially I suppose its really 5 years already [12:54] thank god... its not out yet :D [12:54] * apachelogger feels old now [12:54] hehe [12:55] off to chakra! [12:55] not 5 years I think [12:55] i started with KDE 4.0 ... so im still shiny :D [12:55] well... a few scratches here and there... but shiny [12:55] Mamarok: if we had a marekting dept. we could use that fact for loads of things ^^ [12:55] but we dont have such a department :( [12:56] #kubuntu-mkt-dept :P [12:57] oh [12:57] kde-l10n is already at u [12:58] * apachelogger thinks it might be done soonish [12:58] \o/ [13:07] * apachelogger notes that no one patched kpk in karmic [13:08] * evilshadeslayer notes that he needs a bath [13:09] * apachelogger noticed when he came into the channel this morning :P [13:09] Successfully uploaded packages. [13:09] \o/ [13:12] incredibly how slow the austrian archive mirror is [13:12] * apachelogger switches to french one [13:20] oh cmon [13:20] include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/simple-patchsys.mk [13:21] why do you always do this to me -.- [13:30] apachelogger: heh.. i use the main repo... [13:30] those are also slow as hell [13:30] pretty fast here :P [13:30] wait until release day [13:30] you wont be able to update for 3 weeks [13:31] apachelogger: hehe.. well im on a 256 kbps connection so... [13:31] apachelogger: oh ill switch to the indian mirror before release day :D [13:33] * evilshadeslayer finds the closest large object and gives ubottu a slap with it [13:34] hehe.. just trying out a script in weechat :D [13:34] slapping only in private channels please [13:34] okies [13:34] this ought to stay child save I have been told [13:35] :D [13:36] gah!! LP doesnt want to increase my karma above 1499 :P [13:40] imbrandon: Thanks for testing. [13:40] debfx: Thanks again for the patch. Maybe you can get apachelogger to commit it in KDE svn.... [13:41] huh [13:41] what patch now? [13:42] The display control revert thing. [13:42] * apachelogger is always sponsoring stuff and then gets beaten up for it ^^ [13:42] The one you uploaded for imbrandon. [13:42] ScottK: oh, yeah, already on my todo [13:42] Should go both in Trunk and the 4.4 branch, AFAICT. [13:42] Great. [13:44] * apachelogger zsyncs iso [13:46] ScottK: am I right that kpk didnt throw those notifications about updates in karmic? [13:46] i.e. we patched it away? [13:48] * evilshadeslayer builds bespin from svn [13:48] gross [13:49] apachelogger: i just want to try it out :P [13:49] even grosser [13:49] oh [13:49] my patch is not working \o/ [13:52] oh [13:52] I think I know why [13:52] gross [13:52] too [13:54] "by the powers of quilt I command you refresh!" [13:55] apachelogger: the German and Swiss mirrors are pretty good ones [13:55] actually I think they are on the same server as the french mirror [13:55] IIRC they started some cooperation regarding servers of all kind [13:55] not sure if archives are affected [13:56] they have some seriously powerful stuff htough 6^ [13:56] *though ^^ [13:56] hm, I somehow doubt that, since I know the guys who do the Swiss mirror [13:56] oh, ok [13:57] http://www.ubuntu-eu.org/ [13:58] nah, these are not the package mirrors, but the website server [13:58] ok [13:58] eitherway the austrian mirror is not very attracting and the austrian loco isnt either [13:59] the Swiss Ubuntu mirror is at the ETH (Switch) [14:00] * apachelogger should move to zurich, workf or google and conduct his studies at the ETH zurich [14:00] apachelogger: that sounds like a plan :) [14:01] yeah, the only show stopper is that I would have to search a new flat [14:01] or study in Lausanne at the ETH, in French/English [14:01] that is something I possibly hate more than bugs [14:01] Mamarok: I'd rather not study in french ^^ [14:01] might be coutner producitve [14:02] * apachelogger thinks that it must be typo day again [14:02] or study in Fribourg (in German) and life at our place till you have found something [14:02] if you have no aversion against two cats [14:02] Mamarok: you understand this would mean that I will stay at your's until I leave for irland? :D [14:02] we got a cat here [14:03] a very annoying and gross one though [14:03] apachelogger: I have means to push you out of the door, don't worry [14:03] ours are annoying, especially the she-cat [14:03] she is very wordy [14:03] and fat [14:03] always complains there is not enough food, not enough cuddling [14:03] ^^ [14:04] I see you always give in, since the cat is fat ^^ [14:04] nah, she is born fat, I strugle to keep her in acceptable dimensions [14:04] hehe [14:04] kubotu: np [14:04] apachelogger is listening to "If I Had $1000000" by Barenaked Ladies [Rock Spectacle, 1996] [http://open.spotify.com/track/1btA9CwzPu12fWK1x1CEIW] -- see http://www.last.fm/user/apachelogger for more [14:05] but markey might be the one fedding her behind my back [14:05] 1,000,000 $ that is like 10 EUR or something [14:05] you could get a floppy for that [14:05] Mamarok: hm, that indeed sounds possible [14:06] Mamarok: sometimes he has horrible response times, I always suspected he would be off cuddling with them cats [14:06] since she always goes to complain to him first, must be more effective than complaining to me [14:06] he sure does :) [14:06] apachelogger: http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Hard_drive [14:06] yay [14:06] my patch works [14:07] uhhh [14:07] this one is even better : http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Virus [14:07] ...male internet users download from the internet [14:08] as if one could download that anywhere else -.- [14:08] apachelogger: It throws them and they are really annoying. [14:09] BTW, if one accidentally cancels out the reboot required notification, it's gone and AFAICT stays gone. [14:09] ZFS: Zero File System. Suitable for applications needing to store zero or fewer gigabytes. [14:09] * apachelogger giggles [14:09] ScottK: there are two cancellations [14:09] This could be considered a security issue, since until you reboot, you aren't running the new kernel and aren't protected by any fixes. [14:09] one being for this time and one permanent [14:10] lattter can be unset via a module somewhere in systemsettings [14:10] apachelogger: Cancel the "Recent Notifications" thing and it's wiped out forever when you didn't even touch it. [14:10] ScottK: that would be former [14:10] Which is most highly not desired behavior. [14:10] Don't think so. [14:11] sure it is [14:11] * ScottK never saw it come back after that. [14:11] you cancelled all recent notification [14:11] ScottK: it will only come back once the reboot marker file was touched again [14:12] Right, which is a regression. [14:12] is it? [14:12] Before, persistent really meant persistent. [14:12] that you will have to discuss with upstream then [14:12] When we had the icon in the tray it was always there until you rebooted. [14:12] well [14:12] that is silly too [14:12] what I would like to have is that it reoccurs everytime dpkg gets executed [14:13] or even better yet, everytime the cache gets updated [14:13] because that makes the notification more nagging [14:13] I think before it was good. [14:13] and as you pointed out not rebooting is a potential security issue [14:13] Now it's both more anoying and less effective. [14:13] so you want that particular notification to be super annoying [14:13] I think you want it to be super persistent, not super annoying. [14:13] ScottK: well, we cant add the statusnotifier stuff at this point [14:14] presumably if they don't reboot right away, there's a reason. [14:14] too much a risk of breakage + it breaks UI freeze quite a bit [14:14] Sure. [14:14] + string freeze most likely [14:14] but I will see that statusnotifier lands in maverick ASAP [14:14] Why we had to emulate the single most annoying thing Ayatana has done for Ubuntu, I have no idea. [14:15] actually it is the kpk appraoch of doing things [14:15] I'd rather have had their notifications than this intermittent update notification stuff. [14:15] and someone claimed it is upstream's plan [14:15] Broken by design. [14:16] It both doesn't tell me I have updates when I do and then thinks to tell me I have them when I've already installed them. [14:16] while indeed that was not true at all, as I understand it, and what I want knh to do for maverick is drop a notification that is non-persistent AND show a statusnotifier [14:16] apachelogger: Please give an option to turn off the notification then. [14:17] well, it is already there ;) [14:17] that ignore foreverever option in the notification [14:17] OK. [14:17] apachelogger: That's after the first one. [14:17] yeah [14:17] the KCM just needs a setting to switcht them all off at once [14:17] s/setting/button [14:17] I think the statusnotifier is sufficient and would like to be able to not be bothered by the first one. [14:17] s/button/checkbox [14:18] oh my [14:18] apachelogger: There's a workspace update in my PPA that, I think, fixes the overlapping panel problem on netbook. Would you be able to test it? [14:19] apachelogger: http://imagebin.ca/view/Z9lfDkY.html [14:20] bbl [14:28] How can I switch off the screensaver in lucid? [14:29] txwikinger: via the settings [14:29] Does not work apachelogger [14:30] evilnhandler: very nice [14:30] txwikinger: are you sure you are experiencing a screensaver? [14:31] could I get a core-dev sponsor for http://pastebin.com/CkJ0HExf ? (Adds an explicit dependency on policykit-1, plus updates debian/copyright) [14:31] txwikinger: are you all updated? there was bug 554069 [14:31] Launchpad bug 554069 in xscreensaver "xscreensaver activated on kubuntu after upgrade to lucid" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/554069 [14:32] apachelogger: Yeah.. it is the random screen saver that always starts up [14:33] *shrug* [14:33] dont have no screensavers here [14:33] I even switched into presentation mode and took off the screen saving options in all other profiles [14:33] txwikinger: I mean... in the screensaver settings themselfs [14:37] apachelogger: It seems to be the bug [14:37] awesome [14:37] my knm is broken [14:37] \o/ [14:38] there goes my good mood [14:38] I will see.. I have killed the process and upgraded the package [14:38] wow [14:38] not even ethernet works [14:39] network manager is so awesome it always makes me wonder how much more awesome software can be [14:39] I have a problem with network being started after desktop login [14:40] It creates some unresolvable dependencies with packages [14:41] how can you login with ldap server authentication if you have no network yet [14:42] or mount your home drive from a server [14:43] you are not supposed to [14:43] network manager was not inveted for useful things [14:43] ScottK: well, I cant test, network is completely broken [14:54] JontheEchidna: is this a known notification bug? http://imagebin.ca/view/duuma3Y.html [14:54] amichair: I've seen it before. Not much we can do about it from knh though [14:55] JontheEchidna: it's upstream? known? [14:56] let me check if it's known [14:56] Everytime I upgrade the weather widget does not work anymore [14:57] bug 219670 [14:57] Launchpad bug 219670 in ember "Bad textures on Lordi and pigs" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/219670 [14:57] um [14:57] kde bug 219670 [14:57] KDE bug 219670 in notifications "Button's text are clipped in Notifications' buttons using some themes" [Normal,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=219670 [14:57] oh, that's slightly different [14:58] yeah, it's the complement of this bug [14:58] kde bug 215346 [14:58] KDE bug 215346 in notifications "choqok cuts up fonts in notifications" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=215346 [15:00] That one looks related. Maybe I'll add my screenshot to it [15:04] JontheEchidna: 10x [15:05] JontheEchidna: btw did u get around to checking the knh const iterator fixes I made? [15:06] amichair: is there a branch I can check? [15:06] JontheEchidna: https://code.launchpad.net/~amichai2/kubuntu-notification-helper/fixes === michaelk is now known as Guest25304 [15:07] needs a bit of testing the various notifications to make sure it's ok, though as far as I can tell it's semantically equivalent [15:07] (I tend to opt for the safe side...) [15:09] this should prevent crahes like the one nixternal had but with the other notification types (and also a bit more optimized) [15:09] k, I'll do some testing then [15:10] JontheEchidna: you're a hellofa helpful fella ;-) [15:18] amichair: looks like hooks and codec install still work here [15:18] goody :-) [15:37] * ryanakca sighs and wonders why a DSC built in the sid chroot is lintian clean but one built in a lucid chroot isn't [15:38] Kobby built in lucid fails on: 'E: kobby: binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath ./usr/bin/kobby /usr/lib' and 'E: kobby: lzma-deb-archive' ... but not for sid. Any ideas on the causes? My lucid chroot is up to date. [15:39] ryanakca: we compress our kde packages with lzma and I think we do not strip rpath no more [15:40] Why don't we strip the archive. [15:40] archive/rpath [15:41] ScottK: I wouldnt know [15:41] bit there is a build switch for it IIRC, and jr at some point said that we dont build without rpath anymore [15:41] apachelogger: If we don't, someone should fix lintian in Ubuntu. [15:42] ryanakca: the complaint is valid [15:42] OK. I"ll ask him. [15:42] apachelogger: Well, it should be extended to say that this can be ignored for Ubuntu packages or something of the sort [15:42] ScottK: Hold off on the sync/ffe until it gets figured out? [15:43] ryanakca: that is not the case [15:43] ryanakca: No. Go ahead. [15:43] + it would break existing translations [15:49] ScottK: Also, is there any need to keep libqinfinity1 in the archives (nothing uses libqinfinity apart from Kobby AFAIK), or will it disappear shortly? [15:53] ryanakca: Once Kobby is uploaded it will go away semi-automatically. [15:53] ScottK: OK [15:54] ryanakca: You can see here it's the only rdepend: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/NBS/libqinfinity1 [15:54] ryanakca: And then once that's gone, libinfinity-0.3.0 can go too: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/NBS/libinfinity-0.3-0 [15:54] Cool [15:59] debfx: I've verified reverting in both the display kcm and krandrtray are working now. Very cool. Thanks again. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [16:15] JontheEchidna, ScottK: do you think we should land taglib 1.6.2? [16:15] has some interesting changes [16:15] * ScottK has no opinion. [16:16] it has a nice memleak fix0r [16:17] yeah [16:17] * apachelogger woud either cherry pick that or push 1.6.2 [16:18] * apachelogger also notes that taglib hasn't had much regressions in his history [16:49] apachelogger or JontheEchidna: Any ideas what to do about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase-workspace/+bug/557930/comments/12 [16:49] Launchpad bug 557930 in kdebase-workspace "[Lucid Beta2] After first boot Live Kubuntu Netbook doesn't start X and fallback to a textual terminal" [Medium,New] [16:50] It seems Riddell's efforts to restore failsafe X weren't complete. [16:51] failsafe X made X fail, classic one [16:51] Yeah, so seems like something your awesomeness could whip out a fix for in no time. [16:53] my awesomeness stated yesterday that I shall not do no development until api.kde.org [16:53] since that is not the case I doubt I will even click on that url :P [16:54] JontheEchidna: oh, btw, cant remember you mentioned that, but language-selector needs a search wiedget [16:54] widget [16:54] KDE got quite cool stock widgets for all sorts of list-like widgets [16:54] also, I think it should become more like the ktimezone widget in the plasma clock's config [16:56] adding a search to the date&time kcm's ktimezone widget was like 1 include and 1 sloc ^^ [16:57] ScottK: I'm afraid not [16:57] apachelogger: ya, already in the SoC proposal ;) [16:58] kk [17:03] JontheEchidna: bug 363624 is the valid [17:03] Launchpad bug 363624 in kdebase-runtime "Dolphin does not correctly display special characters in messages" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/363624 [17:03] perfeclty reproducable with german [17:03] :( [17:04] * ryanakca curses and wonders why Kobby 1.0~beta5-2 crashes a second after I start an infinoted server from the command line, but kobby 1.0~beta5-1 didn't. [17:04] you'd think it was written in python [17:04] maybe it was [17:04] then botconverted to cpp [17:04] and then you get that [17:05] OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [17:05] OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [17:05] I hink I know ^^ [17:06] JontheEchidna: that message is most likely coming from mount directly [17:06] so there is probably som bogus or missing encoding conversion going on [17:06] hrmhrm [17:07] life would be so much easier if everybody just used QString() [17:07] weeeh [17:07] JontheEchidna: checkout the readme [17:07] runtime/kioslaves/floppy [17:07] * Mamarok shakes her head at this siren sound coming from this channel, that hurt! [17:07] well, we are working here :P [17:07] everyone must know [17:08] "this is an ioslave for KDE 2/3...." [17:08] lulz [17:08] * apachelogger got yesterday thrown out of #ubuntu because he was dragging around bug corps again [17:08] no appreciation for bug hunters [17:08] horrible [17:08] really :( [17:09] JontheEchidna: the sentence following that is proofing me right [17:09] not that someone like me needs proof of anything :P [17:09] my work here is done [17:10] * apachelogger leaves the rest to JontheEchidna, hands Mamarok a cookie and a cup of tea, gets some tea for himself and enjoys the strange weather [17:12] JontheEchidna: oh, it is using qstring [17:12] seems it just needs to do some funny encoding conversion [17:24] JontheEchidna: or maybe it is not coming from the slave at all :S [17:24] :S [17:25] no [17:25] that is coming from either hal, or solid, or dolphin, or some patch we apply somewhere [17:31] JontheEchidna: either hal or solid [17:31] cant get no kde debug messages from all that [17:36] dont get no error on hal [17:36] kernel however properly glots the faile dIO [17:36] *failed IO [17:37] now either whatever tries this mount is very very very undebugable or it just hates me === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:42] ha [17:42] plymouth theme looks funny in vm [17:42] I wonder if it looks like that on nvidia [17:42] got something artistic to it ^^ [17:48] JontheEchidna: lucid message is more useful, it defenitely is solid or hal, in precise it refers to the UnknownFailure signal from hal [17:49] it doesnt seem that the mount error is translated though [17:49] * apachelogger installs to check again [17:49] did I mention that I do not think the ubiqiuty icon very installer-like? [17:51] has anyone else noticed that System Settings and KPackageKit are sometimes missing from the Computer menu in kickoff? [17:51] this patch seems to fix it but i'm not completely sure: http://paste.ubuntu.com/412666/ [17:52] http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=86955 [17:53] kde bug 232729 [17:53] KDE bug 232729 in widget-kickoff "Kickoff doesnt show system settings in computer tab" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=232729 [17:53] lp bug 550763 [17:53] Launchpad bug 550763 in kdebase-workspace "kde 4.4.1 kickoff computer tab doesnt show system settings" [Undecided,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/550763 [17:54] http://chakra-project.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?pid=15638 [17:54] debfx: most proofing ^ [17:54] http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3110800.0 [17:55] oh :( [17:55] ubiquity is stil a cpu hog [17:55] :( [17:55] * ScottK has some more workspace changes, so please don't upload workspace again (yet) [17:56] debfx: I would poke someone in #plasma [17:57] apachelogger: ah thanks, could you set that lp bug to confirmed? [17:58] debfx: needs to be fixed upstream :P [17:58] apachelogger: I talked to lure and upstream, they recommend to ship kipi and digikam 1.2 with lucid. Do you think this is possible? [17:58] neversfelde: needs feature freeze exception, string freeze exception and ui freeze exception I suppose [17:59] other than that it shouldnt be a prob [17:59] better than have broken digikam, like we had in karmic [17:59] ok, I will try to get the exceptions [18:00] woosh [18:00] apachelogger: if we are going to hide it from the settings menu we should make sure that it's displayed in the computer menu ;) [18:01] hm hm hm [18:01] * apachelogger goes reverting stuff in kds [18:01] debfx: it is in the favs by default :P [18:01] apachelogger: did you get networkmanager working again? [18:01] no [18:01] * apachelogger didnt try [18:01] it shall go burn in hell [18:01] * apachelogger uses low level iftools now [18:02] does the kde networking management work with wicd [18:05] kubuntu: Harald Sitter * rapachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100411170519-smphf71onzjzcgcf kubuntu-default-settings/ (share/config/kglobalshortcutsrc debian/changelog): (log message trimmed) [18:05] kubuntu: * Remove kglobalshortcutsrc: [18:05] kubuntu: + Amarok shortcut changes break compability with upstream, with previous [18:05] kubuntu: releases and with keyboards that have no media keys (chances are higher [18:05] kubuntu: you got a windows key than fancy media keys) LP: #560773 [18:05] kubuntu: + The KWin shortcuts do not work (as per some bug report we won'tfixed [18:05] kubuntu: because upstream thinks kwin uses too many shortcuts already and app devs [18:05] Launchpad bug 560773 in kubuntu-default-settings "Win-B does not proceed to the next song in Amarok" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/560773 [18:06] the only major issue i have with NM is sometime after coming out of standby it is disabled and you can't re-enable it with knetworkmanager so i have to use nm-applet [18:10] it is to be crying [18:10] bug 560527 [18:11] Launchpad bug 560527 in kdepim "Kmail isn't sending email " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/560527 [18:11] what is that supposed to be [18:11] * ScottK can't replicate the overlapping widget problem now. [18:12] * apachelogger is still installing [18:12] \o/ [18:12] not even through the installer [18:12] oh [18:12] and crappy music [18:12] * apachelogger goes mad and deletes all that junk [18:14] ... [18:14] and then amarok hung [18:14] ... [18:15] and then apachelogger became even more angry than the network manager incident had made him already and threatens to eat kittens if this doesnt stop [18:15] Of course as soon as I mark the bug incomplete, it happens again. [18:16] oh my :( [18:16] * apachelogger waves good bye to amarok [18:16] markey: amarok does the crashy crashy when you delete junk via the collection widget [18:17] fortunately enough ubuntu is using apport so I cant get a sensible backtrace for you [18:17] I am sure you dont need one, if ubuntu doesnt, why would you [19:01] how unfortunate [19:01] I told ubiquity it should skip downloading langpacks [19:01] and now I dont see it anymore [19:02] No one likes me, not even ubiquity :'( [19:07] apachelogger: please accept the invitation for the kc. [19:07] apachelogger: I like you :D [19:08] :) [19:09] jussi01: only jr is admin [19:09] apachelogger: ok. [19:09] I'll poke him should he ever return [19:09] what boredom with xscreensaver package [19:10] all of a sudden it was super important that it autostarted [19:10] 6 years no one gave a shit [19:10] * apachelogger is annoyed by that madness TBH [19:11] neither did anyone bother to read the changelog [19:11] nope [19:12] oh, right, and upstream KDE refuses to update the kde-l10n-sv package so it FTBFS [19:12] I suppose there will be no kde-l10n-sv package of decent version in lucid [19:14] * apachelogger sighs and continues cleaning up his collection [19:18] * ScottK wonders how the xscreensaver package is installed at all. [19:18] * ScottK thinks it should not be. [19:19] Then whoever installs it probably wants it started. [19:19] I think it is dep of quite some stuff [19:20] at the very least it will get in by installing an addtional -desktop thingy [19:20] Like for example Xubuntu [19:20] Of course in those cases it is still not desired to have it autostart when the user really uses another screensaver implementation. [19:21] And there is the technical problem. Currently you don't know what the user wants to use. [19:23] Fair enough [19:24] * ScottK wonders if debfx is up for teaching currentappcontrol in plasma/netbook (workspace) not to go nuts and over fill the netbook panel? [19:24] * apachelogger quite frankly does not get why every other screensaver implementation is opt-in while xscreensaver should be opt-out though [19:25] True. [19:25] debfx: If the answer is yes, Bug #540324 is the reference. [19:25] Launchpad bug 540324 in kdebase-workspace "plasma-netbook logout widget overlaps other widgets" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/540324 [19:26] apachelogger: thanks for the cookie :) I just have to get fresh tea now, sadly was AFK and it's cold now [19:26] :) [19:28] Tm_T: Would you please retest powerpc Live CD: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/ports/daily-live/20100411/ - the desktop should look right now. [19:34] ScottK: will do [20:11] apachelogger: what is opt-in and opt-out? :( [20:13] o/ [20:49] lex79: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060901171635AAeQGNq [20:51] oh [20:51] thanks [21:00] * Tm_T huggles Riddell [21:01] ScottK: works beautifully [21:02] good evening Tm_T [21:02] Riddell: so, now we have working PPC livecd (:) [21:05] ScottK: to me it looks like the activity bar applet won't get smaller [21:07] Tm_T: awooga [21:07] * Tm_T huggles ScottK [21:07] now I have to go to sleep, good night everyone [21:08] debfx: Any idea how to fix it? [21:11] ScottK: not yet [21:12] It'd be cool if you could figure it out. That's the biggest usability issue with Kubunt Netbook at the moment. [21:19] is there a way to parallel build kdebase-workspace? [21:24] apachelogger: if we don't want fix bug 553462 [21:24] Launchpad bug 553462 in kdenetwork "User can't share directory with kubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/553462 [21:24] can you write your thoughts to explain why we don't want fix, please? [21:29] * apachelogger waves to Riddell [21:29] Riddell: kubuntu-council team should have gotten an invitation jussi01 mentioned [21:29] apachelogger: 3 of them... [21:30] oh my ^^ [21:30] lex79: now, do I really have to ? :/ [21:30] lex79: didnt I wontfix at some point? [21:30] * apachelogger seems to remember something like this [21:31] yeah, you really have to becuase they continue to ask me if we want fix [21:31] they want that package into cd [21:31] apachelogger: an invitation? to a party? [21:32] Riddell: unfortunately not, but to some IRC op magic stuff on launchpad :) [21:32] Riddell: also see the mail I sent sometime yesterday [21:32] Riddell: should we be calling it e-post instead of e-mail for you? [21:32] * maco ducks [21:33] hm, someone needs to explain me that one some time [21:34] lex79: or did I just say that it is a phony idea? [21:34] * apachelogger is not sleeping enough and cant remember things that he might have done 10 days ago :( [21:35] apachelogger: british people send letters in the post. americans send letters in the mail. Riddell is british. [21:35] apachelogger: well, you can say is a phony idea and we will find a solution for maverick :P [21:35] apachelogger: just to be confusing we use Royal Mail to send our post while they use US Postal Service to send their mail [21:35] maco: Riddell is scottish very much I am sure [21:36] apachelogger: scotland is in britain [21:36] Riddell would add "for now" i think [21:36] * apachelogger is with Riddell on that :P [21:36] Riddell: makes perfect sense Oo [21:36] I suppose [21:36] Riddell: did you see yesterday's Doctor Who? [21:36] lex79: well, I do find it is and I dont think we will [21:36] there's a joke about uk v. scotland in it [21:37] lex79: that issue is on our todo for 5 years or so [21:37] lex79: I think we even had it spec'd up at some point [21:37] just not resolved :( [21:37] apachelogger: or we can add that package into cd :P and stop to make users annoying [21:37] no [21:38] apachelogger: it was in todo list in karmic and lucid afaik [21:38] because the underlying implementation is partially borken and crap [21:38] it would only unleash a billion more reports [21:38] ok [21:38] if anything then we should patch the sharing tab away unless the KCM is installed [21:38] which is something that should be done upstream to begin with [21:38] ...see [21:38] broken [21:39] maco: I did not no [21:39] Oo [21:39] :O [21:39] omg [21:39] Riddell: pm [21:39] * apachelogger is disappointed in Riddell :( [21:39] * maco saw it [21:39] maco++ [21:41] anyone wanna package grantlee? [21:42] lex79: cant you just close the bug and say that we dont like filesharing? [21:42] buahah :D [21:43] ok I will do [21:43] lex79: Better yet, say our legal department advised us not implement filesharing by default ;) [21:43] omg [21:43] I already see the replies ^^ [21:43] "but that is not illegal!!! :(" [21:43] "so why is it in ubuntu?" [21:43] "but mimimi" [21:43] * apachelogger always wondered how to pronounce that [21:44] http://phj.at/mimimi.jpg [21:44] LoL [21:44] It must be jolly hard to get the perfect mimimi sound really. [21:47] hm. [21:48] Mamarok: On latest lucid Amarok is restoring from tray to a rathrer odd and small size, I didn't notice this before, could this be because of some Kubuntu change? [21:50] apachelogger: the default size at first start is tiny, I was also wondering. So are the font sizes, tiny, I changed everything to 9, the default 8 was too small on this screen [21:50] but I have a huge resolution on this laptop [21:51] well, I am on dual head [21:51] 1920x1200 [21:51] Still, when restoring it should restore to the previous size it had, not the default size. [21:52] And given that I did not notice this before, it probably did so, until I wiped my data today *shrug*. [21:52] I think that is a Qt bug, not specific to Kubuntu, but ask markey, he knows better [21:52] markey: ^ [21:52] kubotu: 8ball shall I make coffee? [21:52] * kubotu shakes the magic 8-ball for apachelogger ... yes [21:52] cool [21:53] apachelogger: the git version restores correctly here [22:43] lex79: I just lol'd because of Malte's very true comment ;) [22:53] it seems its not rekonq that eats my X, it is webkit [22:53] * apachelogger switches konqueror to khtml [22:54] ScottK: I've attached a patch on bug #540324 [22:54] Launchpad bug 540324 in kdebase-workspace "plasma-netbook logout widget overlaps other widgets" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/540324 [23:07] Riddell: btw http://socghop.appspot.com/gsoc/student_proposal/private/google/gsoc2010/apachelogger/t127083720323 [23:16] hrrr [23:16] something is borked... [23:16] or Im doing it wrong, [23:16] jussi@Galaxy:~/Downloads$ wine "Spotify Installer.exe" [23:16] Warning: could not find DOS drive for current working directory '/home/jussi/Downloads', starting in the Windows directory. [23:16] wine: cannot find 'Spotify Installer.exe' [23:19] jussi01: from that message I would suppose that your wine cfg is busted an that your home is not represented as a drive inside wine, hence it can then not access the exe [23:19] that is however just an assumption and #wine will probably know better ^^ [23:19] apachelogger: let me look... [23:19] anyone up for uno? [23:19] kubotu: topic del 1 === kubotu changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu Developer Channel | Test ISO images! (see kubuntu-devel ML for special details) | Support in #kubuntu | Beta 2 Released!, UI Freeze, String Freeze, Feature Freeze | https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo | milestoned bugs marked as kubuntu http://tinyurl.com/yjybcx9 Only 9 left to fix! [23:19] apachelogger: theres a decent game of wolfie going atm (or there was) [23:20] I do lik UNO better anyway :) [23:20] s/lik/like [23:21] apachelogger: fixed, thanks [23:21] (the autodetect is very cool) [23:21] magic [23:21] oh dear [23:22] * apachelogger needs to repatch akonadi [23:22] apachelogger: can you sync something for me? [23:22] jussi01: sync? [23:23] apachelogger: are we allowed to pull things from debian still? [23:23] !info qutecom [23:23] Only canonical archive admins can do syncing. [23:23] qutecom (source: qutecom): SIP-based software telephone with video and chat features. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.2~rc3.hg396~dfsg1-2build1 (karmic), package size 3423 kB, installed size 9728 kB [23:23] !info qutecom unstable [23:23] qutecom (source: qutecom): SIP-based software telephone with video and chat features. In component main, is optional. Version 2.2~rc3.hg396~dfsg1-6 (unstable), package size 2769 kB, installed size 8104 kB [23:23] !info qutecom lucid [23:23] qutecom (source: qutecom): SIP-based software telephone with video and chat features. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.2~rc3.hg396~dfsg1-5build1 (lucid), package size 3359 kB, installed size 9488 kB [23:24] whoops [23:24] jussi01: well, you'd need to file a sync request ;) [23:24] Have a MOTU ACK it. Then get Riddell to execute the sync. [23:25] apachelogger: I dont remember what needs tobe in that. have you a nice link for me? [23:25] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess [23:25] * apachelogger got all them fancy lynx ^^ [23:25] oh right [23:25] :D [23:25] apachelogger: Malt must become kubuntu-developer with immediate effect :D [23:25] you need a freeze exeception too [23:25] Though. [23:26] apachelogger: not worth it. the changes arent that huge [23:26] You can probably get that along the sync request, since jr can give exceptions. [23:26] jussi01: oh, ok [23:26] apachelogger: that bug report seems a war now :) [23:26] apachelogger: and it works at the moment, which is positive [23:28] lex79: You could actually try recruiting him. And I think it became a war field when I uploaded, because I said earlier, no one likes me. [23:28] jussi01: God knows for how long ;) [23:29] apachelogger: lol [23:30] Well. If it it was like your l10n, then every hour of the day, there is a 3.82% chance of breakage... [23:31] hahahah [23:32] Like every upload of kdelibs in KDE 3 times had a 86.22% chance of failing to build in a new fancy way, with a new fancy message so that all that is depending on it breask in the a new fancy way and you almost wet yourself because you just broke all of Kubuntu. [23:34] claydoh: \o/ [23:34] apachelogger: ok, what did I do now ;) [23:35] nothing [23:35] but [23:35] jussi01, lex79, claydoh: how about a round of uno? [23:35] apachelogger: ahhh fine [23:35] ok what was I supposed to do that I didn't? [23:35] #uno? [23:35] no for me thanks :) [23:35] * apachelogger pokes lex79 [23:35] imbrandon: o/ [23:35] jussi01: in here ;) [23:35] kubotu: uno [23:35] Ok, created UNO! game on #kubuntu-devel, say 'jo' to join in [23:35] o.O [23:35] apachelogger, ello [23:36] imbrandon: type ... jo [23:36] we are playing uno ;) [23:36] jo [23:36] claydoh joins this game of UNO! [23:36] jo [23:36] jussi01 joins this game of UNO! [23:36] game will start in 20 seconds [23:36] hehe, not atm, in a few maybe [23:36] kk ^^ [23:36] * apachelogger pokes lex79 [23:36] jo [23:36] maco joins this game of UNO! [23:36] apachelogger: I can't now :( [23:36] yay [23:36] UNO! playing turn: claydoh jussi01 maco [23:36] claydoh deals the first card from the stock [23:36] Current discard: Red 5 [23:36] it's jussi01's turn [23:36] woah it sent me cards! [23:37] so how? [23:37] jussi01: kubotu queried you with your cards [23:37] help [23:37] kubotu: help uno [23:37] UNO! game. !uno to start a game. see 'help uno rules' for the rules, 'help uno admin' for admin commands, 'help uno score' for scoring rules. In-game commands: 'jo' to join in; 'pl ' to play : e.g. 'pl g7' to play Green 7, or 'pl rr' to play Red Reverse, or 'pl y2y2' to play both Yellow 2 cards; 'pe' to pick a card; 'pa' to pass your turn; 'co ' to pick a color after playing a Wild: e.g. 'co g' to [23:37] select Green (or 'pl w+4 g' to select the color when playing the Wild); 'ca' to show current cards; 'cd' to show the current discard; 'ch' to challenge a Wild +4; 'od' to show the playing order; 'ti' to show play time; 'tu' to show whose turn it is. [23:37] pl red skip [23:37] what cards were that again? [23:37] ok its too hard already :) [23:38] jussi01: rs [23:38] pl rs [23:38] jussi01 plays Red Skip [23:38] maco skips a turn! [23:38] it's claydoh's turn [23:38] ca [23:38] claydoh: 7, jussi01: 6, maco: 7 [23:38] oh [23:38] jo [23:38] apachelogger joins this game of UNO! [23:38] ^^ [23:38] I was already wondering [23:38] lol [23:38] ooh it tells us how many cards we have [23:38] when it says 1 we have to say uno though right? or do we have to do it before it gets to it? [23:39] apachelogger: It was the bug.. screensaver is off now [23:39] you dont need to I tink [23:39] geez you people don't have enough bugs to squash :-) [23:39] wait is uno a bluffing game too? [23:39] lol [23:39] uno? [23:39] crimsun: its sunday :P [23:39] txwikinger: please comment, so that the XFCE guys stop beating on my sponsors [23:39] txwikinger: type jo [23:39] help uno rules [23:39] kubotu: help uno rules [23:39] play all your cards, one at a time, by matching either the color or the value of the currently discarded card. cards with special effects: Skip (next player skips a turn), Reverse (reverses the playing order), +2 (next player has to take 2 cards). Wilds can be played on any card, and you must specify the color for the next card. Wild +4 also forces the next player to take 4 cards, but it can only be played if you can't [23:39] play a color card. you can play another +2 or +4 card on a +2 card, and a +4 on a +4, forcing the first player who can't play one to pick the cumulative sum of all cards. you can also play a Reverse on a +2 or +4, bouncing the effect back to the previous player (that now comes next). [23:39] actually i shoul stuff for physics exam tomorrow [23:39] comment on what apachelogger [23:40] txwikinger: the bug report [23:40] jussi01: what difference does that make? :-) [23:40] apachelogger: ok [23:40] * persia sees this as a clear need for the #kubuntu-uno channel [23:40] tu [23:40] it's claydoh's turn [23:40] cd [23:40] Current discard: Red Skip [23:40] persia: you are correct [23:41] apachelogger: we should move this from the work channel [23:41] skip [23:41] does anyone need to do work right now? [23:41] and hai persia! [23:41] oh there he is [23:41] claydoh: you must do pe [23:41] to pick a card [23:41] i saw people talking to you and didnt see ya there, persia [23:42] arg [23:42] pe [23:42] claydoh picks a card [23:42] as long as uno does not use mono! [23:42] claydoh: and now pa [23:42] to pass [23:42] :( /me likes mono [23:42] txwikinger: now that would be redundant [23:42] pa [23:42] claydoh passes turn [23:42] it's jussi01's turn [23:42] pl r6 [23:42] you don't have that card [23:42] pl r7 [23:42] jussi01 plays Red 7 [23:42] it's maco's turn [23:42] pl r7 [23:42] maco plays Red 7 [23:42] it's apachelogger's turn [23:42] imbrandon: It is not a matter of liking but a matter of legal risk [23:42] jussi01: should I file an off-by-one report against you ? ;) [23:43] pl w g [23:43] apachelogger plays Wild [23:43] color is now Green [23:43] it's claydoh's turn [23:43] * genii pops in and sees an Uno game in progress, makes more coffee [23:43] apachelogger: you should file a "you need sleep" report [23:43] * apachelogger notes to do that after the game [23:43] pl b0 [23:43] you can't play that card [23:43] genii: in stead of making coffee you could really join ;) [23:43] txwikinger, i know what you ment, but i dont see any risk :) [23:44] apachelogger: Next game maybe [23:44] ook how to quit? [23:44] claydoh: green [23:44] jo [23:44] apachelogger: seriously though, after this game, can we have kubotu join something like #kubuntu-uno or #kubuntu-playtime ? [23:44] you're already in the game, claydoh [23:44] kubotu: help uno admin [23:44] The game manager (the user that started the game) can execute the following commands to manage it: 'uno drop ' to drop a user from the game (any user can drop itself using 'uno drop'); 'uno replace [with] ' to replace a player with someone else (useful in case of disconnects); 'uno transfer [to] ' to transfer game ownership to someone else; 'uno end' to end the game before its natural completion [23:44] claydoh: uno drop to kubotu [23:44] imbrandon: the issue with the patents have not been vetted by any lawyer with patent experience yet [23:44] uno drop jussi01 [23:45] kubotu: uno drop jussi01 [23:45] jussi01, you don't have 'uno::manage::drop::other' permissions here [23:45] There is quite a risk [23:45] kubotu: uno drop claydoh [23:45] claydoh gives up this game of UNO! [23:45] tu [23:45] it's jussi01's turn [23:45] jussi01: dont say your name [23:45] kubotu: uno drop [23:45] jussi01 gives up this game of UNO! [23:45] pff [23:45] everyone is leaving the ship [23:45] kubotu: uno end [23:45] UNO! game halted after 8 minutes and 43 seconds [23:45] maco still had Blue +2 Blue 2 Green 3 Green 6 Red 4 Yellow 3 [23:45] apachelogger still had Blue +2 Blue 6 Green +2 Green 0 Wild +4 Yellow 9 [23:45] txwikinger, they dont have to be, there is case law that uphold the "promises" MS made [23:45] its sinkin [23:46] * apachelogger notes to not start games when the IRCC lord is around :P [23:46] apachelogger: lol [23:46] imbrandon: Under which legal principle? Promises are not contracts an can be revoked at any time [23:46] apachelogger: /join #kubuntu-playtime [23:46] txwikinger: Depends on jurisdiction: in some jurisdictions verbal agreements are binding. [23:47] And as you can see re IBM it is often done [23:47] persia: Yes.. if there was a valid legal agreement, which a promise is not [23:47] a valid legal agreement requires consideration from both sides [23:47] txwikinger, yes they are, but they are also seen by courts as to their intention , e.g. let me find you the case where it was used in recent memory that i'm thinking about [23:48] imbrandon: Well there is a case of promisary estopple by Lord Denning (actually Master of the Roel at the time) [23:48] txwikinger: Not everywhere, but this isn't the forum for it: ask your counsel regarding your jurisdiction, that of your counterparty, and any specific jurisdiction noted in any agreement :) [23:48] kubotu: join #kubuntu-playtime [23:48] * apachelogger comamnds everyone to join #kubuntu-playtime [23:48] persia: I have a law degree [23:48] especially DarkwingDuck :P [23:49] apachelogger: :P [23:50] txwikinger, and you dont take promisary estopple for what it is ? its been upheld many times over the years [23:50] txwikinger: #kubuntu-playtime [23:50] anyhow persia this prob isnth the place for the convo ;) [23:50] imbrandon: well there are cases after it for both [23:50] err persia is right* [23:51] and also, promisary estopple only applies for the past, it does not prevent a change of mind and notice and hence a change from then on [23:51] debfx: Thanks for the patch. I'll give it a try. [23:52] there is one now in the courts , that envolves that actual promis and 2 of the patents from MS and MS was forced to drop those 2 ( of the 160 it was seeking from the defendant ) [23:52] * txwikinger wonders where the ubuntu-legal channel is [23:53] imbrandon: jurisdiction? parties? [23:55] txwikinger, was looking it up when you said you had a law degree and knew about promisary estopple , lol, lemme look, the case was US and it was MS vs ..... [23:55] lemme poke for it and i will query you with it, brb in a sec though, need a soda [23:55] imbrandon: thanks [23:58] In any way.. I think it would be difficult to rely on promisary estopple in all generality, since most people do not have an existing contract with MS [23:59] txwikinger, and even more arent covered by their patents :) [23:59] btw back ;)