[00:06] ulysses: hi, are you sure the .pot your are using is up to date? Those really should be translatable... [00:07] they are i18n'd and all: http://simplest-image-hosting.net/jpg-0-plasma-desktophv1549 [00:08] and if the other tabs are translatable, this one should too [00:08] and those are the newest additions to the tabs [00:13] ScottK: kde4libs fix worked on ARM but compile failed on the very next file, fingers crossed for the next try [00:13] Riddell: Progress. You'll be expert soon. [00:16] maybe but I've never been a firefighter so I'll never get to be as cool as NCommander [00:26] Riddell: I'm sort of convinced "hiding" in the Plasma javascript stuff doesn't work as advertised on plasma netbook. [00:41] ScottK: is it a config option or something else? [00:42] Riddell: It's from http://techbase.kde.org/KDE_System_Administration/PlasmaDesktopScripting [00:43] I think I just figured it out. [00:43] It's not an attribute of the panel. It's an attribute of SAL. [00:46] * ScottK tries that. [01:04] Riddell: I don't seem to be able to get it to work there either. I tried sal.hiding = 'none' and sal.hiding('none'). The first one didn't work. The second one produced a crash. [01:05] * ScottK gives up and goes to run some errands. [01:07] ScottK: can you configure it from the UI? [01:07] Riddell: Yes. [01:07] ScottK: how? [01:07] Right click on the SAL cashew, then there's an autohide button just below the panel. [01:08] right/left [01:08] sal has a cashew? [01:08] Sure. [01:08] Lower left corner [01:08] oh there it is [01:09] [PlasmaViews][2] [01:09] panelAutoHide=false [01:09] so probably just needs that set in the config [01:10] I guess I was confused by the documentation that said to use "hiding" [01:11] hmm, well I'll look at it tomorrow [01:12] I'll fiddle with it a bit more. I'll let you know if I get it sorted. [01:12] yay, kdebindings compiled here, uploading [01:12] bindings or libs? [01:12] bindings [01:13] OK [01:13] without qt multimedia and with some fix for akonadi [01:13] libs will take some more hours to compile on ARM [01:15] Ah. Cool. [01:16] * Riddell snoozes [01:47] * vorian requests a merge \o/ [01:56] * maco now using knr lappy [01:56] knm is fail for 3g, btw [01:56] boo [01:56] apparently theres a mobile-broadband-info package (i think thats the name) [01:56] thats pulled in when you install nm-applet [01:57] and then nm-applet has a wizard that just pulls info from the xml file installed by that mobile broadband package and asks "so what country?" "what provider?" "which plan?" and does magic [01:57] whereas knm is like "so do you happen to know the name of the anp off-hand?" and you and the person at the t-mobile store are like "the what now?" [01:58] i'll have to play more, trying with copying some of the data from the xml file, but given bug reports back to jaunty saying it doesnt work on knm... [02:04] No suprise it didn't work then. It might be better now. [02:06] * maco pouts at rekonq's continued crashes [02:07] the one i saw on lp is marked "in progress" [02:07] maco: At today's meeting we decided to kick it out and re-evaluate if it might improve later. [02:07] ScottK: yes i saw :) [02:08] however konqueror is rendering poorly so i was hoping *one* of them would succeed. i think im gonna need firefox [02:20] jjesse: still around? [02:20] today i am [03:27] Where does the SVG for the new branding auto download to? [03:29] maco, I too find rekonq excessively crashy [03:29] and sometimes after I close it too [03:30] which is....counter-intuitive [03:45] valorie: kontact usually claims to have crashed when i quit it [03:46] and don't get me started with akonadi :P:P [03:47] I'm working on a couple of card designs with the new Kubuntu Brand and the new Ubuntu Font. [03:47] I'll post them to the ML when I finish them. [03:59] I've stayed away from kmail etc. until I hear better things about them [04:00] I'll never put my email in danger again [04:52] mueslix: fix your network [04:53] maco: sorry [04:53] valorie: Fortunately Kmail in Lucid/Maverick doesn't use Akonadi for mail yet. It's just the addressbook. [04:53] * ScottK has used Kmail for 5 years and (so far) never lost a message. [04:54] well, without email to populate it, the addressbook is a bit useless [04:54] * ScottK knocks wood. [04:54] I used it for many years also [04:54] mostly without problems [04:54] maco: actually, it's manual quits, not my network [04:54] the only issue i had with kmail is the time my hard drive filled and it couldnt close file descriptors [04:54] maco: didn't wanna annoy anyhone tho [04:54] but now that our mail server changed, I'm just waiting, and using gmail as a backup [04:54] mueslix: oh. wow why were you in-n-outing so much? [04:54] I find I don't use the addressbook much. I mostly write mail to people based on recent addresses. [04:55] maco: hacking on kovnersation [04:55] kmail2 is currently a disaster, and seeing KDE's track record of un-disaster-ifying new frameworks that currently suck but promise great shininess, I'm not hopeful :( [04:55] kmail for 3ish years, no problems [04:55] * maco nearly asked a stupid question [04:55] * maco confused konversation and kopete [04:55] JontheEchidna: I think we've resolved that question at least for this cycle. [04:55] maco: kopete does have an irc plugin too, tho ;) [04:55] well I must say I have my doubts for the long term as well, but I guess there's not much to be done about that... [04:55] mueslix: Not in KDE4. [04:55] maco: usually, i'd just connect to a test irc network for hacking, but in this case i need some live channels [04:55] lol [04:55] ScottK: oh, right [04:55] mueslix: right. i was about to go "it can do irc?" and then realised that yes, duh, konversation is an irc client. i was thinking of kopete [04:56] oh wait you said "does" [04:56] maco: It could do IRC in KDE3 times. [04:56] havnet seen that [04:56] Not now. [04:56] figured 6am in the morning (europe time) doesn't offend to many people on the channels i'm on ;-) [04:56] * maco still not a fan of kde3 [04:56] kde3's been brilliant :) [04:57] It's the past in any case. [04:58] It was good in its time [05:00] JontheEchidna: oh come on, only took 2 years for kde3 users to relent that kde4 is finally unsuckified :P [05:00] i mean undisasterified [05:00] nepomuk still sucks, for example [05:01] and what's been done so far with akonadi hasn't been exactly pleasant [05:01] it has a moar cool icon though [05:01] heh [05:01] don't get me wrong, the platform's nice, in general. [05:02] but certain components would not be missed if they were dropped, in my opinion [05:02] what would you like to see disappear? [05:03] akonadi, for the most part [05:07] artwork underway [05:07] * vorian is sad being in such a weird timezone [05:07] I haven't used it [05:08] whoa [05:10] this is almost as bad as when I broke the network :P [05:10] woah, I lost my scrollback === valorie_ is now known as valorie [05:11] that was a bit of a split [05:11] did you get disconnected? [05:11] yes [05:11] doesn't usually happen, but oh, well === jussi is now known as Guest88035 [06:09] JontheEchidna: yes, both .pot is up to date === v is now known as stalcup === Tm_K is now known as Tm_T [08:42] JontheEchidna: oh oh, you should take a look at the akonadi design itself [08:42] it is made out of awesome [08:43] unfortunately the implementation up until now was not anything like it :/ [08:43] Riddell: phonon-backend-vlc needs libvlc, libvlccore and the modules. Unfortunately, the modules are shipped with vlc package. [08:43] Riddell: I'll see if the vlc maintainers could improve the situation [08:59] fabo: that makes sense [08:59] Riddell, ScottK: MI does not allow hiding like "minimize to tray"? [09:00] Riddell: Opened #590545 in vlc 1.1.1-1 [09:01] apachelogger: we have a task bar to minimise apps to [09:02] so you were complaining about the tray icons eating space in the tray but are fine with the taskbaritem that eats like 5 times as much? Oo [09:17] [ubuntuone-kde] Harald Sitter * apachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100727081730-k28i7kq6ovqb8iby * src/statusnotifier/ (CMakeLists.txt StatusNotifier.cpp) kwebview && i18nc++ && proper strings [09:22] [ubuntuone-kde] Harald Sitter * apachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100727082223-1rj2zng2e2s9q3du * src/statusnotifier/StatusNotifier.cpp set proper window icon [09:29] [ubuntuone-kde] Harald Sitter * apachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100727082831-5pxwh30d9w6mck59 * sn-kcm-close-kcm-authkwalletaccess.kcrash (log message trimmed) [09:29] add backtrace of very weird crash that happened when starting the kcm from the [09:29] status notifier, waiting a bit, closing it, THEN ack the meanwhile appeared [09:38] ok [09:39] install zattoo kubuntu ' [09:40] SeLecT: please go to #kubuntu-es for support in Spanish [09:40]