[00:22] neversfelde: I think Ubuntu Tweak is still an open question. I'd just reply to the thread with what you said here. [00:30] ScottK: k, will do [00:30] thanks [00:37] shadeslayer: ping [00:38] Hmm, our Todo is pretty much greed [00:38] green* [00:44] Riddell: Trying updating on Lucid [01:03] [kubuntu-firefox-installer] Jonathan Thomas * echidnaman@kubuntu.org-20100807000342-58pgwyemsxj2ydu7 * (8 files in 3 dirs) (log message trimmed) [01:03] * Apply patches in debian/patches, and remove debian/patches * Switch to source [01:03] format 3.0 (native) since quilt packages must have an orig tarball, and we can't [01:38] Riddell: Now that the Kopete icon is gone, how is one supposed to get to the setting for the application? That seems a bit of a problem. [01:41] Riddell: Nevermind. Combination of appmenu, messag indicator, and hidden systray icon was just a little too obscure for me. [01:41] Figured it out. [03:14] is there a repo right now for 4.5 [03:20] FloridaGuy, kubuntu-ppa/beta but only rc2 [03:20] dang....been useing 3 in mandriva [03:20] get the maverick if you want 4.5.0 [03:22] whats the maverick [04:10] [kubuntu-firefox-installer] Jonathan Thomas * echidnaman@kubuntu.org-20100807031035-eoxb7oa66zo06rj7 * (4 files in 2 dirs) * Since qapt-batch handles authorization, there is no need to use kdesudo * Remove dependency on kdesudo in debian/control [04:59] [muon] jmthomas * 1160112 * trunk/playground/sysadmin/muon/src/MainWindow.cpp Only go in to download or commit mode if Muon has asked to do so, otherwise we may start displaying progress for example qapt-batch and crash because we haven't made our download or commit widgets yet [04:59] only caught that one after software-properties-kde was ported to qapt-batch :P [05:00] once the buildd's catch up there should be no more reverse-depends for install-package [05:00] I've booted it off the CD too [05:11] Riddell: I've uploaded a new libdebconf-kde, so perhaps tomorrow (todayish now, I suppose) you could take another look at it. [05:11] and if everything's all published, install-package can be removed from the archive, too. [07:35] hello, i am getting -> error : Unknown CMake command "kde4_add_library" while compiling kate [07:35] do anyone know about this ? I am reffering - http://kate-editor.org/get-it/ point #5 [07:36] anyone here??? [07:38] heloooooooo? [09:02] JontheEchidna: ping [09:43] [ubuntuone-kde] Harald Sitter * apachelogger@ubuntu.com-20100807084326-lc2olsh7qjk4g1z9 * src/ (6 files in 3 dirs) mergery === yofel_ is now known as yofel === pushkaraj_ is now known as pushkaraj [12:27] hello everybody [12:28] I am facing error while compiling kate, - while executing command - cmake ../kate -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=fulldebug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/kde/usr [12:28] it is saying [12:28] CMake Error at app/CMakeLists.txt:33 (kde4_add_library): [12:28] Unknown CMake command "kde4_add_library". [12:29] pushkaraj@laptop:~/kde/build$ echo $CMAKE_MODULE_PATH [12:29] /usr/share/kde4/apps/cmake/modules/ [12:29] I have $CMAKE_MODULE_PATH set to /usr/share/kde4/apps/cmake/modules/ [12:30] Can anyone tell me in which package the function - kde4_add_library is present? [12:30] pushkaraj: needs to be .. not ../kate [12:30] the kate directory isn't set up to be a top level directory for compiling [12:31] then you can do cd kate; make if you only want to compile that part [12:38] Riddell: as per http://kate-editor.org/get-it/; I have following structure ~/kde/ is parent containing kate/ & build/ dir, and I am executing the command from build directory [12:38] following directory strucutre* [12:38] kate moved to git? [12:39] pushkaraj: well you probably need the kdelibs developer package for your distro [12:39] yes i guess [12:39] yeah I have installed it [12:39] weekend.. finally \o/ [12:40] apt-get install says - kdelibs5-dev is already the newest version. [12:41] Riddell: can you help me with package konversation? [12:43] pushkaraj: what distro are you on? [12:43] ari-tczew: what needs helped? [12:43] Riddell: kubuntu 10.04 [12:43] nice choice :) [12:43] pushkaraj: let me try [12:44] Riddell: I'm preparing a merge this package and in debian/control exist line Replaces [12:44] Riddell: okey [12:44] I don't know what I have to put there. I tried to install built'ed package, but it's not possible to install [12:46] ari-tczew: what happens when you install? [12:47] Riddell: Breaks existing package 'konversation' dependency konversation-data (= 1.3.1-0ubuntu2) [12:48] pushkaraj: you presumably have this file? /usr/share/kde4/apps/cmake/modules/KDE4Macros.cmake [12:50] ari-tczew: what are you doing to install it? [12:51] Riddell: 2x click on .deb file [12:51] so use gdebi to install [12:53] ari-tczew: that won't work you need to install the -data and the other one together [12:53] sudo dpkg --install *deb [12:55] Riddell: Yes i have [12:59] Riddell: I read on some forum; to add - find_package(KDE4 REQUIRED) in CMakeLists.txt [13:01] Riddell: ok, but what I need have in debian/control? The different between ubuntu and debian is following: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/mRmrfy3J [13:01] Riddell: this is the output of the cmake http://paste.ubuntu.com/474489/ [13:03] pushkaraj: do you have /usr/lib/automoc4/automoc4.files.in ? [13:03] Riddell: there is something vital thing i am missing in configuration!!! :S [13:06] ari-tczew: hard to say it depends when the relevant file was moved about, I'd go with the higher version number to be sure [13:07] Riddell: so keep Replaces field from Ubuntu? Replaces: konversation (<< 1.3.1) [13:08] pushkaraj@laptop:~/kde/build$ ls /usr/lib/automoc4/automoc4.files.in [13:08] /usr/lib/automoc4/automoc4.files.in [13:08] Riddell: Yes I have [13:09] ari-tczew: yes [13:10] ok [13:10] ari-tczew: may as well add the Breaks too though [13:12] pushkaraj: dunno. I try a sudo apt-get install --reinstall automoc [13:12] automoc is the start of your errors [13:17] urgh [13:17] Riddell: no kwin for me as for now [13:17] ? [13:18] ohhh this is awesome... [13:18] Riddell: kwin is broken with lucid packages somehow [13:18] Quintasan: apachelogger you guys ever watched House MD? [13:19] shadeslayer: Who haven't? [13:19] me :P [13:19] im watching it right now :D [13:19] with PIM is compiling :P [13:19] KWin: Library /usr/lib/kde4/kwin3_oxygen.so is not at window manager plugin [13:19] Riddell: ^ [13:25] Riddell: the reinstall didnot solved it :( [13:25] krrr [14:29] :O [14:30] i fixored the patch :P [14:30] kdepim done [14:32] It's your fault shadeslayer [14:32] Quintasan: whut? [14:32] My KWin broke once again :/ [14:32] Quintasan: yeah same thing happening here [14:32] Someone has to blamed, right? :P [14:32] Quintasan: i blame kwin guys :p [14:33] -./usr/lib/kde4/kabc_groupwise.so -./usr/lib/libtemplateparser.so and -./usr/share/man/man1/kabcclient.1 << do i need to install all of these? ( the so file i think yes ) [14:33] not sure about manpage [14:34] shadeslayer: are those files in not-installed file? [14:34] and then theres the issue of where to put those kabc files 0_o [14:34] Quintasan: yeah [14:34] mas shall be ignored [14:35] errr [14:35] well [14:35] no.. they are from B10 [14:35] damn you shadeslayer [14:35] check not-installed file in debian/ [14:35] are those files mentioned there? [14:35] not there [14:35] so you want to install them [14:36] the manpage can be ignored as we told you earlier [14:36] templateparser is there tho [14:36] Quintasan: yeah i guessed we can leave that out [14:36] in not-installed? [14:36] yep [14:36] so only the kabc file [14:36] so we probably want only kabc file [14:37] which install file tho.... [14:38] Quintasan: your window borders disappear abruptly too? [14:38] not abruptly [14:38] they just do not start [14:38] shadeslayer: have you been using oxygen-transparent [14:38] well... they abruptly vanish here and then come back to life [14:38] Quintasan: yes :P [14:39] that's the cause probably [14:39] but i installed it and resinstalled the files it uninstalled [14:39] Quintasan: how do you reinstall all your kde :P [14:40] I'm waiting for Riddell to confirm if it occurs or not [14:40] It might be something with our packages [14:40] shadeslayer: I would personally do sudo dpkg --force-all --purge [14:40] :O [14:40] and then sudo aptitude reinstall [14:41] Quintasan: we does not have aptitude any more [14:41] well.. in default install [14:41] and that was the worst choice [14:42] aptitude is my right-hand until Muon gets in shape [14:42] hmm... no stalcup here [14:43] hmm [14:43] gotta get some food [14:43] Quintasan: kabc first [14:43] tell me where to put it [14:44] oh ha [14:44] Quintasan: found it kdepim-groupware.install [14:44] bazinga [14:47] Quintasan: kwin all good here using 4.5.0b [15:21] Riddell: :< [15:23] Now I'm missing Oxygen window decoration [15:23] I wonder why [15:30] hmm [15:30] purging whole KDE === EagleScreen is now known as EagleScreen_ === rafael_ is now known as EagleScreen === EagleScreen is now known as Guest17563 === Guest17563 is now known as _EagleScreen [15:52] Riddell: can you upload that kde3_oxygen.so somewhere? [16:16] Quintasan: it's from kde-window-manager_4%3a4.5.0b-0ubuntu1~lucid1~ppa1_amd64.deb [16:56] Riddell: this doesnt cut it [16:56] I wonder what is wrong [16:57] Quintasan: are you on i386 or amd64? [16:58] amd64 [17:03] Riddell: it seems this is caused by installing oxygen-transparent [17:07] ah hah [17:08] Hm? [17:09] It overwrites some files but shouldn't dpkg -i --force-overwrite on our packages solve the thing? [17:10] overwrites files? erk [17:11] er... you mean it has conflicting files [17:11] yes [17:11] http://pastebin.com/aqFVLpJ8 [17:32] i hate building PIM :/ [17:32] my hardware is sloooow :( [17:33] Riddell: have you seen my messages regarding packagekit? [17:34] debfx: no, on the bug? [17:36] Riddell: basically when you upgrade from lucid to maverick packgekit doesn't work anymore [17:37] because packagekit-backend-apt is installed so it doesn't install packagekit-backend-aptcc [17:38] it should still work with packagekit-backend-apt [17:38] although I haven't tested it [17:39] Riddell: yes, but you need to change the config [17:39] it doesn't automatically fall back to another backend [17:39] oh, hmm [17:40] that'll be an issue then [17:46] ideally each packagekit backend would register itself and we could assign priorities [17:48] but as that's not the case we need to make it depend (or at least recommend) backend-aptcc [17:51] James147: Hello James I am back [17:51] Hi pushkaraj [17:53] as you said before, I have git cloned kate in a seperate folder in ~/kde1 [17:53] and then I have created a build folder; and from build folder I did run the cmake (modified one) [17:54] James147: this is the modified command referring to kde1 -> cmake ../kate -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=fulldebug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/kde1/usr [17:55] this way the cmake is completed, but there are warnings [17:56] pushkaraj: what I tend to do is: "git clone ..." then "cd kate" then "mkdir build && cd build" then "cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/kde1/usr" then "make && make install" [17:56] this is the output - http://paste.ubuntu.com/474594/ [17:56] pushkaraj: sorry, add a .. to the end of the cmake [17:56] yes thats what i did but in 'kde1' folder instead of 'kde' [17:57] np [17:57] pushkaraj: try doing it without the -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=fulldebug [17:58] the output pasted at - http://paste.ubuntu.com/474594/ are some of the last lines printed, which has the warning [17:58] check if that is okey? [17:58] till that time let me try without fulldebug [17:59] without the fulldebug is also successful, but with the same warnings which came up with the fulldebug :) [18:01] pushkaraj: should be safe to ignore them if you follow the rest of the instruction on that page [18:09] James147: thanks James!! you made my weekend today I can sleep with satisfication! [18:10] James147: I was trying this from last 3 days [18:36] Hey guys [18:36] i can't run update-notifier-kde [18:36] it wasn't installed, so i installed it, but still command not found :D [18:36] lucid here [18:37] sheytan: tried dpkg -L update-notifier-kde to see where the executable is? maybe it's in /usr/lib/kde4/libexec/ [18:38] kdepim is such a PITA :/ [18:38] yofel there even isn't a exec [18:38] yofel: what is update-notifier-kde used for? [18:38] it builds in clean chroot but not in cowbuilder [18:39] sheytan: oh, from the description: " This is a dummy package to help with upgrades, and can be safely removed." [18:39] yofel can this be becouse i removed kpk? [18:40] might be, I think kpk is supposed to handle updates nowadays [18:46] James147: can you do me one more favor [18:46] pushkaraj: ? [18:47] everything is completed as per the document - now the ./run.sh is getting exitted without starting kate [18:47] it just says - kbuildsycoca4 running... [18:47] thats all is printed on console [18:47] link the page again [18:47] http://kate-editor.org/get-it/ [18:49] pushkaraj: are you running the scrip via "./run.sh kate"? [18:49] nope should i? [18:49] yofel this sucks :D I can't get it to work [18:49] yes [18:49] update-manager-kde and update-notifier-kde dont have exec [18:49] what does @@ mean? [18:50] $@ * sorry [18:50] pushkaraj: or at the end of the script type the location of kate you want to run [18:50] is there a way to upgrade to maveric from terminal? [18:50] sheytan: actually I don't think they even exist anymore, iirc kpk handles the notification [18:50] sudo do-release-upgrade --d [18:50] er [18:50] -d [18:50] James147: hmm okey so they are the command line parameters .. [18:50] ok [18:51] JontheEchidna might know more [18:51] maco thank you :) [18:51] James147 rocks!! it worked like charm [18:55] James147: the page says - to run - ~/kde/run.sh kate [18:55] James147: I didnot read it properly, my bad [19:12] Hey, will we have bluedevil with the kde 4.5 upgrade for lucid? [19:13] bluedevil isn't part of the software compilation [19:19] Riddell but it's a default bluetooth stack for kde [19:19] i think you should package it :) [19:19] would be cool :) [19:32] sheytan: It's just been uploaded to Debian and we'll sync it from there. [19:32] Speaking of which... [19:32] ScottK thaaaaaaank you :D [19:32] Riddell: did you sync libbluedevel? [19:36] ScottK: probably stuck in new if he syncd it :D [19:40] ScottK: Got out yesterday. :) [19:46] ScottK: yes [19:46] Riddell: Cool. [19:46] bluedevil itself is still in New I think. [19:46] ScottK: although libbluedevel's packaging is modified from upstream because the packager mistook the licencing [19:47] Hopefully that'll get fixed by him soonish then. [19:47] ari-tczew: pong [19:48] JontheEchidna: bug 614610 could you review? [19:48] Launchpad bug 614610 in konversation (Ubuntu) "Merge konversation 1.3.1-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/614610 [19:48] sure [19:48] JontheEchidna: please leave a message/comment, I'm going out. thanks! [19:51] ^ forgot to thank him there [19:51] i was supposed to do that :( [20:23] JontheEchidna: any idea why digikam pulls in konqueror along with it? [20:24] kipi-plugins recommends it [20:25] why? 0_o [20:25] one of its plugins needs KHTML [20:26] ohh i see [20:26] bug 349955 [20:26] Launchpad bug 349955 in kipi-plugins (Ubuntu) "kipi-plugins should depends on konqueror but do not recommend dolphin" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/349955 [20:26] for the whole story [20:26] bbl [20:28] ohh [20:28] thanks