[02:44] ScottK: can you look at libpoppler6 ? It's in Universe, it should be in main since libpoppler-qt4-dev depends on it and we need libpoppler-qt4-dev to build kdegraphics.. [02:46] maybe also libpoppler-glib5 [02:50] lex79: Looks like it was accepted into Universe just by mistake. We'd need Riddell or some other archive admin with shell access to fix it. [02:50] ok thanks [07:10] Riddell: There are some kubuntu-meta binaries in New for kubuntu-mobile. Over to you. [12:28] ScottK: accepted, although do we have any indication that plasma mobile is going to get in? [12:49] anyone notice this kpackagekit bug 586497 ? [12:49] Launchpad bug 586497 in kpackagekit (Ubuntu Maverick) "kpackagekit install security update in automatic mode without authorization" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/586497 [12:50] oops wrong one bug 595595 [12:50] Launchpad bug 595595 in kpackagekit (Ubuntu) "KPackagekit showing multiple versions of software" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/595595 [13:06] claydoh: well yes we have, you can tell because ScottK has commented and I made a patch :) [14:04] \o [14:26] Riddell: no, the second bug I listed, the security-updates one seems to be working properly I think :) [14:44] Riddell: apachelogger and I have reviewed plamsa-mobile. We're done to the nit picking stage. It should be ready for upload soon. [14:45] Riddell: The bigger question is I didn't figure out how to get one metapackage using Universe when the others don't. It appears it will require a fair amount of change in Germinate or I entirely misunderstood the code. [14:47] ScottK: mm, might be easier to just have a different source package for the mobile meta package then [14:47] what did unr do when it was in universe? [14:48] They had a completely different seed. [14:48] They still do. [14:48] I did look into a different package. [14:49] The problem there is if you have a kubuntu-mobile-meta, the resulting metapackage is kubuntu-mobile-mobile. [14:49] This behavior is also pretty hard coded into Germinate. [14:50] I think I'll end up redoing Germinate, just not last night. [14:51] I also need to talk to cjwatson about it. [15:08] Riddell: If needed we could hack our way through it by running ./update twice with different update.cfg files and editing metapackage-map by hand. [15:08] I'd rather avoid that though. [15:12] * apachelogger imagines a script doing that ^^ [15:13] ScottK: I already ACK'd current plasma-mobile, you just need to give your stamp of approval and upload. [15:13] Ah. Cool. [15:14] * ScottK looks [15:14] and yes, I imagine a script doing that too. [15:26] Riddell: The chances of plasma-mobile getting in now depend entirely on the willingness of a kind archive-admin to let it in. [15:26] apachelogger: Thanks for reviewing. [15:55] \o === kubotu_ is now known as kubotu [17:24] Riddell: poke poke :) [17:44] apachelogger: suggested bug for 10.10 ... depends on the space we have on the CD .... bug 568993 [17:44] Launchpad bug 568993 in kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "partition manager missing in kubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx" [Wishlist,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/568993 [17:46] Riddell: also a side note about the new site,shouldnt we be using the new KDE wallpaper? and shouldnt we show devices that are running kubuntu like ubuntu.com does ? [17:47] * jussi cant imagine us having spare cd space. [17:50] Mind I had a thought - perhaps it could be good to have a nice "recommended installs" list, with simple easy way to action it - perhaps when kpackagekit starts up. [17:54] jussi: something like apt-url? [17:55] we can provide it on the site.. [17:55] !info apt-url [17:55] Package apt-url does not exist in lucid [17:55] ? [17:55] Something on the downloads page... [17:55] jussi: ubottu is borked :P [17:55] !info apturl [17:55] apturl (source: apturl): install packages using the apt protocol - GTK+ frontend. In component main, is optional. Version 0.4.1ubuntu4 (lucid), package size 12 kB, installed size 124 kB [17:55] nope, she isnt :P [17:55] !info apturl-kde [17:55] apturl-kde (source: apturl): install packages using the apt protocol - KDE frontend. In component main, is optional. Version 0.4.1ubuntu4 (lucid), package size 10 kB, installed size 100 kB [17:56] hehe :) [18:03] * jussi sighs at chrome not realising there is a VLC plugin and so not playing wmv content that works in firefox :( === amichairo is now known as amichair [18:23] shadeslayer_: we don't have space on the CD for more apps [18:23] shadeslayer_: site feedback to ofir [19:02] * lex79 notes they bumped again libmarblewidget, to 0.11.0 [19:02] http://websvn.kde.org/?view=revision&revision=1133868 [19:02] lol === Blizzzek is now known as Blizzz [19:56] * ScottK hints harder at Riddell over plasma-mobile in New. [20:14] Riddell: also the 3 MIR's [20:19] shadeslayer_: He can't approve the MIRs. [20:19] Really? [20:20] No, there's a separate MIR approval team that does security reviews and stuff. Once they approve it, he can promote the packages. [20:22] ah ok... [20:22] * shadeslayer_ will have to wait then :) [20:27] ScottK: are you free for a bit? [20:28] yay, agateau fixed quickaccess: http://reviewboard.kde.org/r/4416/diff/ [20:28] shadeslayer_: Depends. I'm here, but doing different things. [20:28] w00t [20:28] ScottK: ok can you file a MIR against libsrtp0 ? its a build dep of libortp8 ... i dunno how i missed it [20:29] shadeslayer_: MIR writing takes more focus than I can afford at the moment. [20:29] oh ok [20:29] well i can only do it after 3 days... [20:29] is anyone in here using kompare? [20:29] so anyone willing to take this up :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:47] [libqapt] jmthomas * 1140475 * trunk/playground/libs/libqapt/src/ (package.cpp package.h) - API sanity for setReinstall - Remove the short description from the long description. [21:00] [libqapt] jmthomas * 1140479 * trunk/playground/libs/libqapt/src/backend.cpp Held packages should be counted as upgradeable. [21:46] JontheEchidna: great, I really missed it :) [22:01] shadeslayer_: space is really the main reason for not having it kpartmanager on the CD, and also the main reason I do not think we should put it on it [22:02] any space that we have left for translations is good space [22:02] there is no need of trying to meet a usecase that is only valid for like 10% of the users if we can provide translations and hence increase the actual amount of users by having better/more localization [22:04] filters mockup: http://simplest-image-hosting.net/i0-plasma-desktoplk1493-jpg.jpg [22:06] JontheEchidna: building up on my genereal dislike for the kde sidebars ... that seems like an awful waste of space ;) [22:06] if this was an ad you would have to stick a couple of "discount" "special" or "new" stickers onto the whiteness :) [22:07] JontheEchidna: otherwise <3 [22:07] I could make it like the kate and amarok sideways-text sidebars, that only expand once clicked :D [22:07] (j/k) [22:07] sideways text == O.o [22:07] well [22:07] I aint not have a clue [22:08] from where I stand sidebars are a UI design fail anyway, I doubt most users realize what the thing is there for and just ignore it [22:08] well, unless it is painfully obvious that it is part of the UI at large anyway [22:09] like say a category view thingy [22:09] so I dont know what to do to make sidebar thingies more useful and would generally try to avoid them ;) [22:09] <- not much help [22:10] JontheEchidna: on a related note though ... I was wondering why the choose an action thingy is a dropdown even though there are vast amounts of space next ot it [22:11] you think separate pushbuttons for the available actions would be better? [22:12] it'd probably be a bit more obvious that way, instead of that custom combobox hax [22:12] (not really a combobox, but acts like one) [22:12] I do think so, yes [22:12] of course only available options [22:13] and maybe remove/delete/uninstall spaced to the right hand side as to make it visually different [22:13] or maybe the other way round, remove to the left hand side and everything else to the right [22:13] after all the review changes button is also right [22:14] For uninstalled packages you could have a simple single "install" button that changes to "cancel" when clicked [22:14] so assuming a regular mouse movement one would be led to believe that the dear user moves from the package view to an action button that is not remove and then either goes up to the view again or clicks review [22:14] Then for installed packages, you could have a dropdown box for all the different remove actions (remove purge) [22:15] JontheEchidna: yeah, though I was thinking about packages that are already installed [22:15] and then an upgrade button, if upgradeable [22:15] etc, etc [22:15] aighto [22:15] Maybe the strings should be "Mark for $ACTION" so the user doesn't think it'll happen right away? [22:16] OTOH that is a very long string for a button [22:16] If you were writing an app-center thing, I could see the benefit in going the ubuntu store way and have the button actually do the install [22:16] also consider that translations of that might be cosniderable longer in other languages [22:17] Maybe we could have a single label on the leftmost part of the window that says "Mark for:"