[00:57] claydoh: It was you. If you look right before the ping, there was some release notes discussion. [00:58] ScottK: kk thanks [02:46] shadeslayer: you didn't bump the package name for kdevplatform1-libs when you packaged kdevplatform 1.0.82 [03:11] http://websvn.kde.org/?view=revision&revision=1178415 <- do want [03:48] JontheEchidna: Bug #645705 really confused me, FYI. [03:48] Launchpad bug 645705 in openshot (Ubuntu) "Sync openshot 1.2.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/645705 [03:48] (look who filed it) [03:48] oh yeah, there's another jonathan thomas out there [03:49] I'm surprised I've only been mistaken for him once before on the internets [03:49] JontheEchidna: Sonic? [03:49] dasKreech: my usersname? yes [03:50] Who you've been mistaken for [03:50] ah [03:50] [22:48:17] JontheEchidna: Bug #645705 really confused me, FYI. [03:50] Launchpad bug 645705 in openshot (Ubuntu) "Sync openshot 1.2.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/645705 [03:50] [22:48:18] Launchpad bug 645705 in openshot (Ubuntu) "Sync openshot 1.2.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/645705 [03:50] Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: [Errno 1] _ssl.c:1325: error:1408F119:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_RECORD:decryption failed or bad record mac (https://launchpad.net/bugs/645705) [03:50] [22:48:25] (look who filed it) [03:50] [22:48:38] oh yeah, there's another jonathan thomas out there [03:50] Launchpad bug 645705 in openshot (Ubuntu) "Sync openshot 1.2.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] [03:52] JontheEchidna: Could you look at kymymoney and skrooge in Debian Experimental and see if we want the updates (if I file the request, I can't approve them). [03:52] sure [03:59] skrooge seems to break feature freeze [04:02] Which would just mean I have something to approve. [04:02] (if we want it) [04:04] Yeah, we'd want it [04:05] we want kmymoney as well (packaging fix), but until both actually show up in experimental I can't use requestsync [04:05] E: The versions in Debian and Ubuntu are the same already (4.5-1). Aborting. [04:05] JontheEchidna: OK. Please ping me when there's something to approve. [04:06] will do [04:06] (if the kymymoney one is just bugfix, then it can go straight to ubuntu-archive to do the sync) [04:24] Riddell: I pushed Qt to bzr, it's ftbs in ninja ppa, my connection sucks in this moment so I can't upload it. Testbuild and run ok. [04:52] Where can I find Qt 4.7 packages for Lucid? [04:56] lucidfox: In the ~kubuntu-ppa beta PPA. [04:57] danke [04:57] No problem. [04:57] Riddell: Is it by design that there's no option to install in the first menu on the live CD? One has to start the live session and then install. [04:58] Riddell: Nevermind. I was one screen to soon. [10:04] * persia curses version control systems, erases everything, and starts over with "export", vowing to avoid svn this time [10:06] KDE git opens in a week. I'm dreading it. [10:07] all the projects? [10:07] or just as they choose to move? [10:08] More likely one at a time, in a "voluntary" manner until everything is moved, for maximum transition pain (although, honestly, I'd not be surprised to see KDE make a clean-break transition at one point, based on clear direction) [10:09] I'm not sure what would be maximum pain, tbh [10:12] My last statement comes in part from bitterness directed at all VCS. [10:13] That said, I think that a group deciding to move, as a group, to a different solution is likely less painful than forcing all the developers to use two simultaneous solutions, unless one gets the interplay precisely right. [10:13] Mind you, such "forcing" of all the developers is best done as consensus after considering all input, etc. [10:16] I've heard that all of KDE is moving to GIT [10:16] but I hadn't heard the timing [10:16] It is. [10:17] It's getting close. [10:17] we're happy in Amarok with it [10:18] everybody actually using it is [10:18] I'm quite sure all the nay sayers in the community won't admit they ever were against the move in a year or so :) [10:19] also, Riddell, isn't it already open? at least amarok and konversation already are on git.kde.org [10:20] yes [10:20] but reviewboard has only been up and working for a few days [10:23] Amarok and Konversation are there acting as test subjects, so when main modules will be imported, all would be tested and smooth as possible [10:26] Sput: I don't know, I just hope there's a good tutorial for when I have to care [10:26] Riddell: well, both amarok and konversation have been on git for a while now [10:26] and it seems to be working well :) [10:27] Sput: For the people that are used to using Git. [10:28] ScottK: well yes, but that's true for any other VCS :) [10:28] Sput: More so with Git than some others. [10:28] I don't know how bzr performs in that department, but I'm quite sure that any DVCS is vastly superior to svn for software development [10:29] Certainly. [10:29] I disagree, bzr is trivial for those used to svn if you want to use it in the same way as svn (and easy if you want to use distributed stuff). git isn't. [10:29] using a DVCS "the same way as svn" is an oxymoron, in my book :) [10:29] Sput: But allowing people to work centralized or distributed is a great transitional model. [10:30] hmm, I don't see how these two concepts can match though [10:30] conceptually [10:31] With bzr, you can use, essentially, svn emulation mode where you svn/bzr what you know from subversion (e.g. bzr co) or you can branch and work in a distributed manner. [10:32] ScottK: and that works with people mixing the two approaches on the same project? [10:32] Sput: It does. [10:32] interesting. [10:33] My experience is that the major problem is that the people used to svn make huge monolithic commits that are hard to understand. [10:33] But that's inherent in that model and not really an integration problem. [10:35] from my own experience, it's especially the special features of git (mainly the staging area and the possibility to rebase/rewrite history) that I found extremely valuable, though I agree using the latter correctly requires some understanding of the concept [10:36] on the other hand, there's no reason to use those advanced features :) [10:36] what I find stupid is that they remapped well-known commands to do something entirely different [10:36] that is just a stupid way to make it harder [10:38] bzr checkout ; edit; bzr commit nice and easy for svn users [10:39] bzr branch ; edit; bzr commit; bzr push distributed goodness [10:39] does that kind of stuff work offline? [10:39] The branch/commit does [10:39] so can you switch branches, commit, diff, log etc offline as well? [10:39] Yep [10:39] that's important [10:39] it's also what makes svn unusable for me nowadays :) [10:39] bzr checkout ; edit; bzr commit --local; bzr push changed my mind and want to do it distributed [10:41] I've been trying to get qtwebkit out of git for the last two days, still no idea what's going wrong [10:49] Riddell: use the bzr-git bridge ;-) [11:01] Riddell: do we need a "git intro for kubuntu devs" session at uds? [11:03] Riddell: I'd volunteer for such a session [11:04] I'm not sure UDS is the best forum for such a session. Might be better to contact the classroom folk. [11:06] persia: I think talking about VCS is easier when there is a drawing board, that's more difficult over irc [11:06] i'd like that [11:09] (lunch time) [11:09] agateau, I'll agree to that: I just generally believe UDS to be poorly attended, and having often been a non-attendee try to encourage folks to avoid things other than spec discussion there. [11:24] do anyone know why there's no libqt4-opengl-dbg packages? are the symbols in a different package? [11:27] in libqt4-dbg [11:34] Riddell, KDE bug #251866 has an updated patch against a trunk pull from 9:06 UTC [11:34] KDE bug 251866 in general "KOffice does not compile on ARM" [Normal,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=251866 [11:39] persia: great, I'll apply that [12:12] Riddell: doesn't appear to help for QGLShader [12:29] Argh! diff from 4:4.7.0~rc1+git20100917-0ubuntu1 to 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu1 (27.8 MiB) [12:30] Just pray it's N iterations of a mechanical change [12:35] heh [12:58] Hey there ;) [12:58] whee... qt is FTBFS in ppa... [12:58] Is this true that moun will replace kpk in 11.04? [12:59] sheytan: maybe ... who knows [12:59] if JtE pushes hard enough :> [12:59] shadeslayer come on, the new one is way user friendly then muon. Leave both or kpk :D [13:00] sheytan: well if thats the opinion, it wont be changed [13:01] shadeslayer, but don't you agree with me? Kubuntu should be for both power users and new onse ;) [13:01] * sheytan gets back to work on kubuntu webpage [13:02] sheytan: if it works the way its intended to why would we change it [13:03] i just heard that it will repalce kpk, but i'm disagree for this :D [13:03] sheytan: where did you hear this? [13:04] there's been no decision or even discussion so far [13:05] kpk is broken in double-click mode :( [13:06] it wants me to rename categories instead of showing the packages ^^ [13:07] bug #645638 [13:07] Launchpad bug 645638 in kpackagekit (Ubuntu) "[Maverick] kpackagekit ui not working with double-click" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/645638 [13:11] debfx report it to dantti. He was about to fix it i think, but he might forget ;) [13:11] dantti_work: ↑ [13:12] shadeslayer, a dude on my blog commented my article about kpk with this and i want to make sure :) [13:13] oh hmm [13:19] aha! i found the issue [13:19] fabo: pingly [13:20] JontheEchidna: theres talk of muon replacing kpk in 11.04 :> [13:20] ScottK: I'm rejecting qt4-x11, I just received an updated appmenu patch to add to it [13:21] OK. I'll stop looking at it. Thanks. [13:22] Riddell: does we need 11_build_translations.diff in qt4-X11 ? [13:22] in this release [13:23] shadeslayer: seems to, lex already added that and got it to compile [13:23] yeah.. thats the i issue i think [13:25] JontheEchidna: kdevplatform-libs1 needs bumping to 2? [13:25] and libsublime. I uploaded a fix for maverick but never got around to lucid [13:25] the fix for lucid will be identical [13:26] JontheEchidna: ok looking into it [13:26] lul: http://i.imgur.com/vWaub.jpg [13:26] shadeslayer: pong [13:27] fabo: oh Riddell sorted my issue :) [13:27] k :) [13:27] well, lex did [13:28] Riddell: any relevant changes before I upload to Debian? [13:28] Riddell: not sure which version you have for QtWebKit, but you'll need 2.1 branch (I'm using week37) [13:31] Wahoo. Comics widget fixed. [13:32] fabo: why 2.1 branch? [13:32] fabo: the fix for the 4.7 release was just to add back 11_build_translations.diff [13:32] Riddell: needed for Qt WRT [13:32] k [13:32] what's WRT? [13:32] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [13:32] bzip2: Depends: libbz2-1.0 (= 1.0.5-4) but 1.0.5-4ubuntu1 is to be installed. [13:32] archive skew \o/ [13:32] Qt Web Runtime [13:33] fabo: I'm none the wiser [13:33] JontheEchidna: No, mirror lag. [13:33] Riddell: http://gitorious.org/qt-web-runtime [13:33] Update again in a few minutes [13:34] ok [13:34] Riddell: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/07/19/the-qt-web-runtime-journey-begins/ [13:34] anybody else have planned kde4libs changes? I'll do an upload assuming this pbuilds/installs/works [13:34] JontheEchidna: none here [13:35] JontheEchidna: I noticed there are a few commits in the 4.5 branch that fix memory leaks. I was considering cherrypicking them. [13:35] iirc we got 2 memleak patches recently [13:36] OK. [13:36] fabo: that sounds interesting but not something we need to care about for our 10.10 release [13:38] Riddell: When you get a moment, I've put kdeplasma-addons in the queue and I'd appreciate it if you'd review/accept. Among other things it fixes the comics widget (this is critical). [13:38] Riddell: k [13:39] yes, that is a vital part of Kubuntu, I'll get straight to it [13:39] fabo: what I want is a qtwebkit 2.0 tar but upstream hasn't bothered to do one and I can't work out the git magic to create one [13:39] agateau: this appmenu patch has no version number in it, should it? [13:40] oh [13:40] my mistake [13:40] Riddell: I redid it before sending it and did not add the header [13:41] I can just put it in if you tell me what to add [13:41] Riddell: can you add it or do you want me to send you a new one? [13:41] Riddell: Basically my release check list says this: [13:41] # Generate patch [13:41] echo "Appmenu patch $tag" > ~/tmp/appmenu.diff [13:41] git diff 4.7..appmenu >> ~/tmp/appmenu.diff [13:42] where tag is $(date +%Y%m%d) [13:42] done [13:42] great [13:43] First diff was 22Mb because I forgot to update my 4.7 branch :) [13:43] so I regenerated the diff but did not prepend the header [13:44] Riddell: get make-package.py script from gitorious and use it to generate the tarball [13:45] Riddell: we should have weekly tag now [13:45] Riddell: git://qt.gitorious.org/qtwebkit/tools.git [13:49] Riddell: still, I'll suggest to use 2.1 branch ;) [13:50] Riddell: for bug fixing and performance improvements [13:55] fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly [13:55] that's what I get when trying to clone the qtwebkit git [13:59] maybe gitorious issue, retry later [14:06] Riddell: I think you need to omit the qt. [14:06] git clone git://gitorious.org/qtwebkit/tools.git works for me [14:13] Sput: tools is fine but the actualy qtwebkit repository won't checkout, people on #qtwebkit are confirming the same [14:17] ah. [14:49] [ubuntu] Jonathan Thomas * echidnaman@kubuntu.org-20100923134942-oj9p9yq7pe7xn4o7 * debian/ (3 files in 2 dirs) Add kubuntu_77_fix_plasma_tooltip_holes.diff from upstream to work around an Xorg bug where Plasma tooltips would create holes in windows [14:52] bah, too good to be true. causes crashes [14:54] * JontheEchidna uncommits and doesn't push [14:58] is there a way to make irssi display notifications when someone highlights you using the KDE notification system? i found a script but it uses dcop :P [15:12] make the script call kdialog --passivepopup, iirc [15:13] kdialog --passivepop "messagetext" [15:13] kdialog --passivepopup "messagetext" ;-) [15:24] * shadeslayer switched to weechat [15:41] * shadeslayer_ hugs fejjerai === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [15:45] fejjerai: works for me :P [15:46] [libqapt] jmthomas * 1178690 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/libqapt/CMakeLists.txt Bump the library .so version so I don't keep getting symbol lookup errors :P (and we need to anyways since we have new methods in trunk) [15:50] hey kubuntu masters, could you take a look on bug 645740 ? [15:50] Launchpad bug 645740 in qtcreator (Ubuntu) "Should depend on libqt4-script" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/645740 [15:52] debfx: as last uploader, I'm pinging you for this one. ^^ [15:52] [muon] jmthomas * 1178693 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/ (12 files in 4 dirs) (log message trimmed) [15:52] Make all PackageWidget subclasses use the proxymodel filtering facilities rather [15:52] than using setPackages with a QApt::PackageList. By setting the filter before [15:54] [muon] jmthomas * 1178694 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/updater/UpdaterWindow.cpp We don't need to worry about Xapian events in the updater since it doesn't use Xapian search [15:57] [muon] jmthomas * 1178695 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/libmuon/StatusWidget.cpp This attempt at right-aligning the xapian progress bar within the status bar didn't work... [15:58] [muon] jmthomas * 1178696 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/libmuon/StatusWidget.cpp Oops, unrevert. [16:16] JontheEchidna: halp http://gitorious.org/qzsync/qzsync/blobs/master/widget.cpp [16:16] it doesnt load zsync :( [16:17] and no progressbar [16:29] ari-tczew: I've attached a better debdiff to the bug. Could you sponsor it? [16:29] * apachelogger votes for code formatting [16:29] debfx: sure [16:31] apachelogger: yeah im looking at how to do that in qtcreator right now :P [16:32] debfx: did you tested it? [16:32] shadeslayer: http://www.bikeforest.com/CAD/faq/enter_key.jpg [16:32] apachelogger: lol [16:32] that is even a plaform independent feature, so you can also use that on osx and windows [16:32] saved me a couple of times I must say [16:33] ari-tczew: yes, it adds the necessary dependencies [16:35] apachelogger: fixed in git .. lookie [16:36] debfx: hmm, very interesting. I'll upload this one after watching film. thanks! [16:36] debfx: also, please forward changes to Debian :) [16:37] it is a mergery [16:38] shadeslayer: from glimpsing at the code I woud say that your process starts but then falls into pieces because of bogus arguments [16:38] arguments<< " "<< url->text() << " -A hostname=" << hostname->text() << ":" << password->text() << " -i" << fileName; [16:39] that most likely aint not gonna work [16:39] well [16:39] unless you ahve a hostname and password ^^ [16:40] what is arguments<< " "<< supposed to be anyway? [16:41] the void? [16:41] how do I know what X driver I'm using? [16:42] apachelogger: whitespace between 2 arguments [16:42] oh wait [16:42] :O [16:42] shadeslayer: qprocess does that [16:42] apachelogger: just realised that [16:42] that is why you pass it a qstringlist [16:42] so it can make list.join(" ") [16:42] well actually it will do more sophisticated things to it, but that is the basic idea ;) [16:43] hmm this means everything in arguments is foobared [16:43] i need to re think that part [16:44] apachelogger: how do i pass -i filename to the QProcess ? [16:44] as 2 seprate QSL entries? [16:44] yup [16:44] QStringList args; args << "-i" << filename; [16:44] arguments<< url->text() << " -i" << fileName; : [16:45] ohk... [16:45] also [16:46] you need to make that arguments << "-u" << url->text() << "-i" << fileName; [16:46] zsync [ -u url ] [ -i inputfile ] [ -o outputfile ] [ { -s | -q } ] [ -k file.zsync ] [ -A hostname=username:password ] { [16:46] filename | url } [16:47] and [16:47] shadeslayer: if I understand this correctly then you should be using -o? [16:47] or maybe both? [16:47] IIRC no need to use -o [16:47] it automatically creates a new file [16:48] well yes [16:48] im just passing the input file [16:48] but from the manpage it does not sound like it would be creating the file in place of -i [16:48] but your app asks where to save the file [16:48] one sec [16:48] so you need ot use -o [16:51] ah yes.. that should really say : Choose input file [16:51] what if I dont have one :P [16:52] apachelogger: ill be putting a case for that soonish [16:52] I think you are going at the problem the wrong way :P [16:52] anyhow [16:53] -u urly apparently does not work [16:53] no here anyway [16:53] so you need to append the zysnc url last to the arguments [16:53] err... isnt it zsync args url ? [16:53] or zsync url args [16:53] yours is zsync url args [16:53] it should be zsync args url [16:54] however I wonder why there is a -u argument [16:54] IIRC ive used it both ways [16:54] shadeslayer: zsync url args surely did not work :P [16:55] or maybe it did [16:55] well, depends on the internal argument parser [16:55] per manpage only zsync args url should work [16:57] Hey [16:58] is this list of loco teams complete? http://www.kubuntu.org/community [16:58] i mean, can i finde more anywhere? [16:58] sheytan: loco.ubuntu.com [16:59] not approved [16:59] ^^ [16:59] what is that [17:00] didnt pay certificaton fee of 3k? :P [17:01] shadeslayer thanks [17:01] apachelogger: whut? :D [17:02] there are locos that say not approved [17:02] oh [17:02] dunno :P [17:02] also the main site is of doubtable use IMHO [17:02] the indian loco is not approved as well :> [17:02] oh wellz [17:02] oh and something else [17:02] shadeslayer: you did not pay!!!! [17:02] :P [17:02] my passport was issued \o/ [17:02] well.. its in the mail now [17:02] * apachelogger got his today [17:03] that reminds me that I still need to ack my sponsoring [17:03] ill get mine by saturday i guess [17:03] * apachelogger looks for motivation to do that [17:03] apachelogger: you didnt ack it? :O [17:03] nah [17:03] I am not into commitments [17:04] Passport will be ready on 23-09-2010 subject to all documents being in order. It will be dispatched by post on 24-09-2010 :: whee [17:04] apachelogger is there a site for u1 project or maybe you have u1 tag on your blog we can link in the website? [17:04] u1-kde is dead! [17:05] f*** [17:05] like a vampyr [17:05] apachelogger why? :(((( [17:05] apachelogger: :( [17:05] apachelogger: dude.. zsync url args works [17:05] * apachelogger goes looking for a blood sucker smiley [17:05] Rule one: the Doctor lies. -> s/Doctor/apachelogger/ [17:06] :-)= [17:06] u1-kde shall live! [17:06] ulysses: that is a generalization of first order [17:06] so i'm confused. is u1-kde still alive or not? :P [17:07] sheytan: google will force apachelogger to maintain u1-kde [17:07] :D [17:07] there is no proper vampire smiley :( [17:07] :[ [17:07] ulysses++ [17:07] well, in this case [17:08] i need new community project to put on the website [17:08] anyone? :D [17:08] muon is already there [17:08] Project Neon [17:08] http://www.techbanyan.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/article-0-0AD3C2B0000005DC-799_470x636.jpg [17:08] that is what u1-kde looks like [17:08] * shadeslayer slides qzsync towards sheytan [17:08] apachelogger: wtw? [17:08] WTF? [17:08] shadeslayer what's that? [17:08] Cannot unsee. [17:09] sheytan: qt GUI for zsync :P [17:09] sheytan: http://gitorious.org/qzsync [17:09] * apachelogger starts downloadings true blood [17:09] sheytan: write about Project Neon! [17:09] aye ^ [17:09] sheytan: design shiny new logo as well :P [17:09] ok, Project Neon is there, but ofcourse it's for the new website ;) [17:09] ulysses, sheytan: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+bug/375145 [17:09] Launchpad bug 375145 in Ubuntu One Client "Ubuntu One should have a KDE client" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [17:10] comment 56 [17:10] it seems that shadeslayer is getting more and more good at ordering ppl around :P [17:10] apachelogger: you know you can directly link to comments :P [17:10] sheytan: kubuntu is the community project? :P [17:10] shadeslayer: not if rekonq renders them shit [17:10] whut :P [17:10] * Riddell uploads jefferai's XML fix for amarok [17:10] shadeslayer: don't worry, though, it's inherited by talking with apachelogger [17:10] also FTR I consider that feature of launchpad complete and utter crap since it takes things out of context [17:11] :P [17:11] Quintasan: i guess :P [17:11] apachelogger well, it is, but i need something other then kubuntu in general :) [17:11] * Quintasan goes back to doing school related stuff [17:12] shadeslayer: I will upload bindings today [17:12] http://verydemotivational.com/2010/09/23/demotivational-posters-internet-explorer/ [17:12] sheytan: IE [17:12] * apachelogger thinks IE is a nice project [17:12] ... [17:12] ;( [17:12] lol [17:12] Quintasan: great.. we can break peoples installs now and blame apachelogger for not helping :P [17:12] sheytan: language-select0r [17:12] No. [17:12] apturl [17:12] kubuntu-notification-helper [17:12] apachelogger i'll put Neon ;) [17:12] the translation overlords [17:12] rekonq! :D [17:12] and Muon [17:13] shadeslayer: We can blame him even without that. [17:13] But well, we can ofcourse have more of them :) [17:13] I'll just put two for the mockup [17:13] and then talk to ofirk if we can put more ;) [17:13] I think it's not question if we can put more [17:13] Quintasan: does PN have a webpage? [17:13] it's a question HOW do we stuff more in there :P [17:14] sheytan: no.. just a lp page [17:14] Quintasan i think not more then 4 ;) [17:14] Quintasan: it is not the getting in, it is the getting out [17:14] and a empty Wiki page [17:14] :P [17:14] shadeslayer can u link? [17:14] * sheytan doesn't like wiki pages at all :D [17:14]