[00:02] Do we know who to talk to about changing logos for the Wiki theme? === blueyed_ is now known as blueyed === solid_liquid is now known as solid_liq [01:37] DarkwingDuck: Canonical IS folks people, I'm guessing [01:38] file a RT, whatever that is [01:38] and then poke them until they do it [01:57] valorie: took me a sec to remember what u were talking about [01:57] lol [01:58] i gotta sit down and setup docs wikis tonight [02:01] this chan has been nearly silent [02:01] everyone still recovering, I guess [02:01] my mailbox is still a disaster zone [02:03] mines good only because my laptop is my only comp and its starting to die.... :( and i have no $$ to replace. [02:05] oh well [02:06] that sucks [02:08] yeah... ill figure something out === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter [02:45] hi rdieter [06:17] Riddell: kdesvn upstream accepted our patch: http://kdesvn.alwins-world.de/changeset/2117 === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:32] shadeslayer: why should libutempter-dev be in main in lucid? === rdieter is now known as rdieter_ === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter === Blizzzek is now known as Blizzz [15:48] there isn't a printer app for kde that works is there? i hate having to install system-config-printer-gnome just to use network printers [15:48] what's wrong with system-config-printer-kde? [15:49] it has never worked in detecting a printer shared on a windows host [15:49] the gnome one does [15:53] The KDE one works great on printers that are actually directly on the network. [15:53] Riddell: Did you see my ping about promoting libweather-ion5? [15:54] that i can agree with, but it doesn't work worth a darn with printers shared on a windows pc [15:55] Sounds like something that would be useful for someone with a printer shared on a windows PC to troubleshoot. [15:55] i am troubleshooting, or actually right now i guess you can call it troubleshitting. i am getting absolutely nowhere [15:57] ScottK: done [15:57] Riddell: Thanks. [15:58] nixternal: system-config-printer-kde is incomplete so it doesn't surprise me that there's missing functionality [15:59] Riddell: nvm ... slangsleek explained why :P [16:14] apachelogger: https://services.google.com/fb/forms/googletvdevseed/ << freebies [16:14] Riddell: that could explain it then :) might be something fun for me to do then === emma_ is now known as emma [16:28] yowsers, there is quite the difference between system-config-printer-gnome and -kde [16:29] -kde doesn't have any of the smb code [16:30] that'll be the issue then === hunger_ is now known as hunger [16:44] hy Riddell [16:46] hi ulysses [16:47] I have time to package UPnP MediaServer KIOslaven now [16:52] ulysses: groovy, do you know where to begin? [16:52] Riddell: no [16:54] ulysses: first step is to find the source tar, download it, compile it and see that it works [16:55] of course without upnp you might not get it to do very much but you can at least make sure it shows an empty folder in dolphin [16:55] do you know how to do that? [16:56] I read the announcement on kde-announce-apps@, it contains the dependencies [16:56] good start [16:57] do we have all the dependencies in the archive? [16:58] Cagibi (recommended) is in Maverick/Natty, HUPnP isn't [16:58] hmm, that makes it more tricky [16:58] does huphp have a web page? [16:59] google doesn't know it [16:59] this is it: http://www.herqq.org/ [17:01] so starting point it to download and compile that [17:03] Riddell: how much did it cost to compile 4.5.3 on EC2 ? [17:03] all of it [17:05] shadeslayer: $20 but they was using the expensive 2CPU computers and leaving them on overnight [17:05] oh..hmm [17:05] so probably less than half that if you use the cheap 1CPU computers (bit more hassle as you need to set each one up, but that can be scripted) [17:06] Riddell: and do you have a script for building the i10n packages? [17:06] yes, see https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging/L10nOperatorGuide [17:06] definately worth doing on EC2 that one, the download takes ages otherwise [17:07] kewl [17:23] good, hupnn doesn't use configure/make/make install [17:24] any good software must use cmake/make/make install :P [17:24] it uses Qt Creator *.pro file [17:26] ulysses: then it'll be qmake; make; make install [17:26] Riddell: I installed Qt Creator already; it compiled the source without error [17:27] and generated makefiles [17:28] ulysses: so you have huphp compiled and installed ? [17:29] Riddell: yes [17:31] ulysses: groovy [17:31] ulysses: so next is to download and compile UPnP MediaServer KIOslave [17:41] HUPnP wasn't installed correctly, UPnP MediaServer KIOslave can't found it [17:42] tricksy [17:42] ulysses: where did HUPhP install to? [17:42] what is UPnP MediaServer KIOslave looking for? [17:43] [muon] jmthomas * 1193657 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/ (5 files in 5 dirs) (log message trimmed) [17:43] Separate the muon translation template into one template per application. [17:43] (libmuon, muon, muon-updater, muon-installer and muon-notifier) Having one [17:53] Riddell: for the HUPnP's CMakeFile: http://pastebin.com/GeSRh6pg [17:55] ulysses: can you pastebin the output of running "sudo make install" in the HUPnP source? [17:56] Riddell: http://pastebin.com/QtGtmgeM [17:59] ulysses: that's installing into /home/ulysses/Dev... [17:59] so UPnP MediaServer KIOslave won't find it there [17:59] yes, it won't === sartf is now known as skfin [18:01] ulysses: try this.. [18:01] sudo make install INSTALL_ROOT=/usr [18:01] Riddell: If I change the install dir of HUPnP, it has to be work [18:02] INSTALL_DIR = $(COPY_DIR) [18:02] where COPY_DIR is /usr [18:07] ulysses: where is that? [18:08] HUPnP's modified Makefile: http://pastebin.com/Bw8zPMzX [18:09] give it a try [18:13] Yay! I fixed my e key [18:16] Nothing… [18:16] ulysses: no change? [18:17] Riddell: nothing, with the modification or with ROOT=/usr [18:18] qmake is annoying [18:18] Riddell: kdesdk 4.5.3 got missed uploading to Natty. You had the changes in bzr, so I just uploaded it using the tarball from the PPA. [18:19] thanks ScottK [18:19] No problem. [18:24] ulysses: well I'm afraid I'm out of ideas, I think you'll need to e-mail the huphp and uphp-kioslave authors to ask how to compile and install huphp into /usr [18:24] this is fairly typical of the task of a packager [18:34] Riddell: I sent e-mails [18:47] thanks ulysses