[00:33] yofel: I just uploaded your -workspace changes to Natty. Thank you. [00:34] ScottK: thought you would like this... http://goo.gl/e49wT [00:35] Nice. [05:22] [muon] jmthomas * 1203016 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/ (5 files) Add an application launcher/installation-complete-notification dialog [05:26] JontheEchidna and yofel_: Thanks again for testing the de-halification stuff. It's all uploaded and should be default for new installs starting with tomorrow's daily. === hunger_ is now known as hunger [10:05] hello. someone used pykde.akonadi before? [11:14] Riddell: hi. Have you looked for my kdepim packaging? [11:16] bulldog98: no still on the rest of kde 4.6 beta for now [11:17] either you read or you think we're doing for 4.6 beta [11:17] but with any luck that'll be ok this time round and we can publish then move onto other things like kdepim [11:17] bwahahaha [11:18] Riddell: so publishing has to wait for the rest of 4.6 beta [11:20] bulldog98: well I can only do one thing at once generally speaking :) [11:21] :) [11:21] but really it's going to work this time, so I can get onto kdepim shortly [11:41] Riddell: dehalification is complete, so now it's just a matter of making sure problems get reported upstream. [11:58] qtcreator for maemo is just lovely [12:06] awesomeness, upgrade to 4.5.80 on maverick worked without a single overwrite error [12:06] I'll copy it to kubuntu-ppa/beta and announce [12:12] Riddell: yay, /me waiting in the starting blocks :) [12:13] Mamarok: sorry for the delay, we kept finding problems [12:13] no problem, I can wait :) [12:14] I downloaded 4.5.4 in the meantime [12:14] Mamarok: any problems? [12:18] not so far [12:27] Riddell: (See #ubuntu-devel for details) - Apparently doko uploaded a gcc fix for our Qt problems on armel last week, but didn't bother to mention it. I just retried it. [12:27] The relevant debian/changelog entry was " * Revert Linaro issue #1259." [12:28] ScottK: fingers crossed [12:29] Yep. [12:34] hey all. [12:35] there was a package conflict yesterday (hupnp and libhupnp0); was it resolved? [12:44] eMyller: you will have to remove hupnp [12:44] that hupnp has never been in a public archive so there's no replaces/conflicts [12:45] Riddell: yea, i removed it yesterday in order to install libhupnp0; but i wonder from where i got that [12:45] from an old package in staging or ninjas [12:54] * apachelogger notes that jt's qapt-worker is much more reliable than maemo's [12:55] hum [12:55] 62mib of archives, that is not too shabby for a mobile pim suite :O [13:02] apachelogger: what are you looking at? [13:02] kdepim-mobile [13:03] Mamarok: publishing done for 4.5.80, want to be the first to test? [13:04] sudo apt-add-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/beta; sudo apt-get update; sudo dist-upgrade [13:04] sudo apt-add-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/beta; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [13:04] apachelogger: where is that? [13:04] http://userbase.kde.org/Kontact_Mobile [13:14] Riddell: Now I'm on to bugging doko about the per arch symbols files (that we shouldn't need). [13:14] ScottK: presumably we have no idea why that happens [13:15] No. It's gcc-4.5 madness of some kind. [13:15] Perhaps we need to rename the "Upload toolchain" milestone in the development schedule to "Upload usable toolchain" for clarity. [13:16] afiestas: We took the plunge yesterday and switched from hal to upower/udisks for the development release (with the 4.6 beta). [13:26] looks pretty good that mobile foo [13:26] Riddell: testing now [13:26] apachelogger: I'm just compiling it now [13:27] rbelem: I fear getting a class 10 microsd is going to be difficult [13:27] steveire: do you know if any decision has been made on kontact mobile vs kontact touch? [13:27] * apachelogger finds kontact itself a rather silly name TBH [13:27] apachelogger: it is but it's better than KDE PIM [13:28] that for sure [13:28] which shouldn't be used for user communication (similar to KDE SC) [13:29] Riddell: The latest on the mailing list indicates concensus forming around kontact ouch [13:29] touch* [13:29] :) [13:29] freudian slip there? :) [13:29] * apachelogger schedules a visit to the shopping mall for tomorrow [13:29] Seems so :) [13:30] rbelem: out of interest, why can one not install kubuntu on the internal storage? [13:30] it is like flipping large [13:36] now [13:36] what pointless application could I write for maemo [13:36] shadeslayer: suggestions? [13:37] apachelogger: I'm moving things to git in case you want to commit something to print-manager.. [13:37] hooray [13:37] I shall commit more then ^^ [13:38] apachelogger: why do people still talk about maemo? isn't maemo dead? isn't meego the way to go? [13:38] Riddell: as if that would matter with Qt? :D [13:38] <3 Qt [13:38] hehe :) libdebconf-kde is there already now I'm asking for a repo for apper and print-manager [13:38] apachelogger: infact should you be talking about what application you could write for KDE Mobile? [13:39] for that I first need to get a KDE stack [13:40] apachelogger: Allegedly gcc is fixed, so arm stuff should start appearing in a few days. [13:40] groovy [13:44] * Riddell wonders if apachelogger has gained an N900 [13:47] * Riddell gets lost in a twisty maze of dusty gpg packages [13:54] Riddell: Nightrose sent me hers, so I can take part in the mobile hype ^^ === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:55] o/ [13:56] apachelogger: that was kind of her [13:57] hi yofel, 4.6 beta 1 is in the beta PPA, Mamrok was testing but has disappeared, I wonder if we should be worried [13:58] I'll upgrade in a VM and see what happens [13:59] ScottK: you may want to join the LP efika groups (see the efika channel) [14:01] Mamarok: any luck? [14:01] Riddell: serious problem: kded crashes on start, impossible to restart it [14:01] rollocks [14:01] I had to use usb tethering on my phone as I can't use wireless anymore [14:02] Mamarok: what happens if you start kded4 manually? [14:02] crashes immediately again [14:02] everytime I try [14:02] seems to be solid related, at least that's what the backtrace says [14:03] and I can't report the bug through Dr. Konqi either, as it needs kded to get a login on bugzilla [14:03] Mamarok: are you on amd64? [14:04] yes [14:04] well, intel, but 64 bit [14:05] yofel: done any testing on amd64? [14:05] here comes the backtrace: http://paste.ubuntu.com/539402 [14:06] hmm, problem in the wacom tablet module? [14:06] Mamarok: you don't have a wacom tablet module do you? [14:06] nope, well, yes.. in natty, but I only have one non-natty pc left, so I'll test in a VM now, but natty works fine [14:06] no, not at all [14:07] hmm, I don't think we have a package with that file /usr/lib/kde4/kded_tablet.so [14:07] Mamarok: what's the output of dpkg -S /usr/lib/kde4/kded_tablet.so ? [14:07] the console output says this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/539405 [14:08] it says: dpkg -S /usr/lib/kde4/kded_tablet.so [14:08] erm, moment, it says this: kde-config-tablet: /usr/lib/kde4/kded_tablet.so [14:08] I don't have that installed here if that helps ^ [14:08] Mamarok: try apt-get remove kde-config-tablet [14:08] the starting kded4 [14:09] does anybody know when kde 4.6 beta 1 will be backported to maverick [14:09] Riddell: that worked [14:10] but where does it get that tablet stuff from? I never had a tablet here [14:10] uhmm, natty amd64 alpha1 installer crashes after I add the user and press 'forward' :( [14:10] cpatrick2008: it's available now but we're doing some more testing because problems keep cropping up, do you want to help test? [14:10] cpatrick2008: it's ready to be tested, ppa:kubuntu-ppa/beta [14:10] allee: with a backtrace? [14:10] how would i help test [14:11] cpatrick2008: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/beta; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [14:11] ok i will report any bugs i find [14:11] No. it start's X server again I assume because I see the login progress dialog ... [14:11] * allee start 'try kubuntu' again [14:12] still no wireless, only tethering works automagically [14:12] Ah that's natty in a maverick virtualbox host === Mamarok_ is now known as Mamarok [14:13] Mamarok: but you can log into a full session now? [14:13] let me try again, moment [14:16] Riddell: yes, this time it worked [14:16] still no way to connect to my wireless [14:17] wich usually works out of the box [14:17] Mamarok: what happens when you try? [14:17] it shows the connection, but it doesn't connect [14:17] when I click on it [14:17] let me try making a new connection [14:18] Riddell: in a kde session only installaters crashes but no backtrace. jockey-backend still running [14:19] nope, still no way to connect [14:19] * allee start ubiquity with --debug [14:23] Mamarok: hmm, no such problems here [14:23] Mamarok: you can try logging out, rm ~/.kde/share/config/networkmanagementrc then see if it works [14:24] * yofel remembered that he has a maverick pc he could test this with and updates [14:24] I will try later, right now I am in a discussion :) [14:24] allee: if it still crashes report with ubuntu-bug ubiquity [14:26] apachelogger: you mean Meego .... right? [14:26] no [14:27] he gained an n900 and is running maemo [14:28] yeah i know, but... meego is the future! [14:28] primarily Qt is the future and that runs on both [14:28] ... [14:29] * yofel agrees with apachelogger [14:29] yeah, but maemo is .... well.... obsolete [14:29] well [14:29] and maemo isn't that bad, I don't like the music player though [14:29] you wanted a suggestion ... [14:29] * shadeslayer thinks [14:30] apachelogger: so i heard theres alot of snow over there in europe :D [14:30] graz is drowning in snow! [14:30] * ScottK thought plasma mobile was the future. [14:30] tooke me one hour to get home yesterday [14:30] today I got home with wet feet [14:30] they shut down gatwick airport a couple of days ago ... [14:31] ScottK: and what technology is plasma made with? :P [14:31] apachelogger: have you seen the HTC Sense UI where the cloud floats in when its cloudy etc [14:31] no [14:31] Qt, but not anything that starts with M. [14:31] why? [14:31] a co-worker of mine does [14:31] its pretty cool [14:31] it snows when snowing [14:31] ScottK: well, Qt is at its best if it has platform integration :P [14:32] rbelem: ping [14:32] thunderstorm is the best animation on sense ;) [14:33] first time i saw it i thought the display was dying [14:33] al: not the right season now, but the screen freezing is nifty too [14:33] yea, it's nice [14:34] apachelogger: how much snow do you have? must be about half a meter here [14:34] like 20cm [14:34] that 15 more than it should be [14:35] * ScottK thought Austrians were required to love snow? [14:35] * apachelogger is not much of an austrian [14:35] apachelogger: come to Stuttgart, we only have like 10cm here :P [14:36] nah, I like to have usable trainstations :P [14:36] reminds me [14:36] lol [14:37] ScottK: I may have to leave earlyish to get to canoeing session through the snow, are you at the release team meeting? [14:37] * apachelogger grabs his magic's microsd to see how meego works with that [14:37] for some reason it does not have the class written on it [14:37] Riddell: Sure. [14:37] we have 12.7 cm in michigan today [14:37] Well if the trainstation people in Austria haven't learned to anticipate and deal with the fact that there will be snow in Austria, I think that's hardly the snow's fault. [14:38] the trainstation issue in stuttgart (which is in germany, not austria) has nothing to do with weather but politics though ;) [14:39] ScottK: he meant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuttgart_21 [14:39] Ah. [14:41] ScottK: here's my notes http://paste.ubuntu.com/539420/ [14:41] Riddell: Got it. Have a nice canoe. [14:43] cpatrick2008: any luck? [14:43] al: Our local controversy is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intercounty_Connector [14:43] they took down wikileaks ... not good .... [14:43] shadeslayer: who's they? [14:43] shadeslayer: You're in favor of allowing copyright violations? [14:43] Riddell: they == DNS hosting service .. [14:44] ScottK, seems it's been less violent so far ;) [14:44] Yes, but it's taken at least as long. [14:44] * apachelogger boots meego [14:44] ScottK: copyright violations? are you talking about amazon ? i just liked wikileaks because id get my daily dose of political leaks from there [14:44] Riddell: rekonq crashes when started via ubuntu-bug [14:44] * shadeslayer runs [14:44] IIRC they started planning it in 1975. [14:44] shadeslayer: good thing there are 50 other domains pointing at it (e.g. http://wikileaks.eu/) [14:44] @Ridell got it installed but when i try to install the extras package in rekonq the QApt Batch Installer says it is wating for authorization but wont put up anything for me to put my password in [14:45] Riddell: yeah ... they got a new domain now.. in Switzerland .. [14:45] shadeslayer: they've always had loads http://wikileaks.info/ [14:45] couldnt open it from my phone tho [14:46] hm [14:46] meego time is off ^^ [14:46] cpatrick2008: ok I've had that problem too, haven't worked out where to report it yet [14:46] cpatrick2008: any other issues? [14:46] wikileaks.info lists the alternate sites [14:46] none so far [14:46] allee: can you pastebin the backtrace? [14:46] cpatrick2008: able to connect to wireless ok? [14:46] yes [14:47] cpatrick2008: great, thanks for testing [14:47] no problem [14:47] * shadeslayer needs to write a Desk Clock for android [14:47] the default one sucks [14:47] shadeslayer: rekonq or ubiquity? [14:48] brrr, this micosd feels like class 2 [14:48] allee: rekonq [14:49] ScottK: I know, I read kubuntu-devel [14:49] afiestas: Ah. Cool. [14:49] we just implemented video support for it (webcams and v4l2 devices) [14:49] afiestas: In any case, thanks for that. [14:49] tomorrow I will probably implement dvb if nobody else does [14:50] Riddell, shadeslayer: meego is not much of a target platform right now [14:50] very alphaish [14:52] shadeslayer: run: rekonq -> window pop up and crashes immediately: http://pastebin.ca/2009619 [14:52] ScottK: pinotree just told me that dvb is alreay done :) [14:54] ups wrong 'selection' [14:54] allee: thats all you get in the backtrace? [14:55] shadeslayer: I should have installed paste plasmoid in virtualbox. Redoing ... [14:57] Riddel: when i try to run Nepomuk Backup i get the following error message the Nepomuk Backup service does not seem to be running . Backups cannot be handled without it [14:57] shadeslayer: much better: http://paste.ubuntu.com/539429 === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [14:58] \o [14:58] Quintasan: o/ [14:58] cool, upgrade to 4.6 maverick beta worked fine on my eeePC :D [14:58] Quintasan: I left gnome for kde yesterday :P gnome in natty sucks [14:58] cpatrick2008: Did you try restarting nepomuk? It crashed at startup for me [14:59] how do i restart it [14:59] apachelogger: help with backtrace here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/539429/ :: looks like a webkit issue right? [14:59] do I have a suggestion yet? [14:59] and wireless works fine [14:59] apachelogger: i told you .. a weather app of sorts [14:59] cpatrick2008: System settings -> Desktop search [14:59] like HTC have on their sense ui [14:59] hey Quintasan [15:00] shadeslayer: there are weather apps! [15:00] Re-check Enable Nepomuk option [15:00] something innovative would be good [15:00] yofel: \o [15:00] apachelogger: not *any* weather app [15:00] hold on [15:00] * apachelogger does not like wasting time on things that already exist anyway [15:00] apachelogger: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUCP_ixDCNo [15:00] cpatrick2008: Re-check Enable Nepomuk optio [15:01] shadeslayer: that requires changes to teh platform [15:01] + it already exists [15:02] it does... hmm [15:02] did that stll cannot use it [15:02] fullscreen app would be doable without changes to that [15:02] but the effort with such a app lies in the graphics creation [15:02] not the technical part [15:03] Sput: quassel crash : http://pastebin.ca/2009630 [15:03] * yofel wonders why they only left 3 power profiles. Ok, it's enough, but at least the presentation one made sense [15:03] so [15:03] meego was a great waste of time [15:03] * Riddell still says power profiles shouldn't be needed [15:03] * apachelogger tries to get kubuntu going on that crappy card of his [15:04] Riddell: what would you use instead? [15:04] oh oh [15:04] *!@#$!@ flash [15:04] shadeslayer, afaics quassel doesn't even show up in that stacktrace [15:04] doesn't work on firefox wtf [15:04] so it's not to blame :> [15:04] rbelem: how much time will it take to port plasma mobile to a HTC Desire ? :D [15:05] Quintasan: checked it and applyed it and stll get same error message [15:05] tons probably [15:05] shadeslayer: the question should be how much time will it take to port kubuntu mobile [15:05] cpatrick2008: did you try restarting your PC? [15:05] al: idk ... quassel just crashed and Dr. Konqi says quassel irc crashed ... etc [15:05] plasma mobile will not work on android since it still depends on QWidgets here and there [15:05] and Qt lighthouse for android can only draw a graphicsscene IIRC [15:05] i will do that then let you know if it works [15:06] al: looks like a QGraphicsView crash [15:06] shadeslayer: why do you have so incredibly incomplete straces? [15:06] s/view/scene [15:06] shadeslayer: It's just me or rekonq crashes on almost every page? [15:06] apachelogger: *shrug* [15:06] * apachelogger notes that we do not see the problem [15:06] Quintasan: its just you :P [15:06] the stack trace contains an assert [15:06] however the part where the assert is raised is not known [15:06] because shadeslayer posts useless stacktraces :P [15:07] apachelogger: also possibly because i dont have enough debug symbols [15:07] hold on [15:07] well [15:07] which stacktrace are you talking about? [15:07] obvoiusly [15:07] shadeslayer: the quassel one [15:07] ohk [15:07] the other one is completely too [15:07] apachelogger: the other one isnt mine ... [15:08] * apachelogger wonders why he only gets 100kbps for the mobile image [15:08] my flat mates are watching pr0n again!!! [15:08] * shadeslayer would love to get 100KBps for anything [15:08] * apachelogger was already wondering why it was so silent [15:11] if android started any slower.... [15:11] whut! ... starts up in 10 seconds here ... [15:12] Riddell: thanks, that did work :) [15:12] apachelogger: you haz obsolete phone ... [15:12] shadeslayer, hum... do you know the hardware spec? [15:12] rbelem: yeah! i have the hardware :P [15:12] apachelogger, did you buy that microsd? [15:12] rbelem: no [15:12] tomorrow [15:12] shadeslayer, nice [15:13] * apachelogger needs to drive like an hour to get to a store that potentially offers class 10 [15:13] also I wanted to go shopping tomorrow anyway... [15:13] rbelem: so you can boot a custom meego image on the device, idk how, but its on the meego wiki [15:13] shadeslayer, is it an armv7? [15:13] rbelem: I tried meego with the 2gb card though [15:13] Qualcomm [15:13] utter crap :D [15:13] rbelem: what kubuntu mobile image do I download though? omap3 or 4? [15:13] apachelogger, too slow? [15:13] rbelem: http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_desire-3077.php [15:13] Quintasn: restarting my computer did the trick [15:14] rbelem: no, meego itself is just completely unfinished and stuff [15:14] apachelogger, omap3 [15:14] platform support is also not finished [15:14] e.g. it did not detect the battery or simcard [15:14] Mamarok: ok good, although a mystery since network-manager won't have been upgraded [15:14] widgets are sometimes a bit misrendered [15:14] strings are prefixed with !!... [15:15] apachelogger: dummy plasmoids .... no *real* plasmoids as such [15:15] does it make calls :P [15:15] shadeslayer: plasma mobile doesnt have dummy plasmoids [15:15] also I was talking about meego [15:15] uh .. yes it does [15:16] ohk [15:16] shadeslayer: like what? [15:16] but plasma-mobile does have dummy plasmoidds [15:16] -d [15:16] apachelogger: like the contacts plasmoid [15:16] or whatever its called [15:17] plasma-mobile has a plasmoid which manages to make calls [15:17] and that is all that counts [15:18] shadeslayer, Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 [15:18] yep [15:18] it is an armv7 :-) [15:18] kewl :D [15:18] is that a good thing or a bad thing :P [15:19] good thing :-) [15:19] ok... how do we proceed then ^_^ [15:19] need to check how to hack the boot loader [15:19] and get the kernel drivers [15:19] rbelem: theres something called unrevoked [15:20] but they only have the binary file available for download [15:20] Quintasan: ^^ time to jump in [15:20] rbelem: so, I was scrolling through startkde yesterday, and I am afraid that there is not terribly much we can improve it with [15:20] possibly implementing it in c++ would help [15:21] elimintaing all the helper apps startkde requires [15:21] gnome people keep talking about using upstart for gnome-session [15:21] but startkde really does not do much anyway, the heavy lifting is done in ksmserver :S [15:22] Riddell: how would that work? [15:22] shadeslayer, is it used to hack the bootloader? [15:22] apachelogger, :-( [15:22] rbelem: yeah, its used to boot custom android ROM's [15:22] apachelogger: upstart would start the various things needed by the gnome session [15:22] so i suppose i can be used to boot other stuff [15:22] revu needed! http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/libassuan2[B[B[B [15:22] Riddell: yeah, but what is the point of that? [15:23] apachelogger: dunno [15:23] ^^ [15:23] apachelogger, plasma-mobile is taking too long to start too [15:23] rbelem: well [15:23] it is plasma [15:23] ... [15:23] plasma also takes longest to start on a desktop [15:24] like 90% of the time ksplash is shown plasma is actually building itself [15:24] (on that note: did anyone notice that login takes super long if autoconnection to a wifi is on) [15:24] seems plasma blocks until the connection is established (or not) [15:27] apachelogger, i think we need to profile ksmserver, plasma-desktop and others to check where is the bottleneck [15:28] if you make it faster I'll get you a beer, here it takes almost a minute from kdm to working desktop :/ http://yofel.dyndns.org/ext/bootchart/yofel-t510-natty-20101202-1.png [15:28] rbelem: plasma-desktop [15:29] its main limitation is actually known [15:29] its startup depends on plasmoids [15:29] i.e. plasmoids do not get lazy initialized or even delayed initialized alltogether [15:30] (like the battery plasmoid could really be started once everything else is up [15:30] ) [15:30] shadeslayer, maybe talking with the unrevoked guys http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/unrevoked3 [15:31] shadeslayer, they could point us how to use the hacked bootloaded [15:31] and build the kernel with the right patches [15:32] apachelogger, :-( [15:32] rbelem: yeah .... theres a vid of meego running on the desire, so imo, it shouldnt be *very* hard to do it === apachelogger changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - More friendly than Frosty | Lots to do https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo [15:32] apachelogger, we could work to solve this problem. Is there already a possible solution? [15:32] will take time tho [15:33] rbelem: not that I know about [15:33] :-D [15:34] apachelogger, plasma-mobile is taking soo, sooo long to start :-( [15:35] well [15:35] plasma is rather fat [15:35] ... [15:35] i dont know how much time it will take in microsd class10 [15:35] i was using class 2 :-P [15:35] rbelem: I would expect that most stuff is really hogging the CPU and not the card [15:36] needs checking though [15:36] cachegrind, callgrind and massif to the resuce ^^ [15:37] they are working on arm now :-) [15:37] still I wouldnt want to use them there :P [15:37] steveire: "Note that you have to enable KDEPIM_MOBILE_UI if you want to run these applications on a mobile device." what's the difference? [15:38] * apachelogger ponders doing his PoC implementation of a phonon graphicsscene video player on maemo [15:38] certainly takes away the resizable-window use case [15:39] Riddell: Some widgets are different in their .ui files etc for maemo colors/styles and aspect ratio iirc. [15:39] And you get an event editor suitable for touch screens, rather than the regular korg one etc [15:41] steveire: why is notes-mobile not knotes-mobile? [15:42] We introduced inconsistency to keep you on your toes. [15:42] That was brought up recently actually. I guess we should change it. [15:42] I'll look into it later. [15:43] steveire: are they also likely to be renamed to e.g. kmail-touch ? [15:43] That remains to be seen I think. The discussion around these things is ongoing on the pim and mobile mailing listts. [15:44] lol debian magic [15:44] shadeslayer, where android lives.. we can live there too. if it is arm v6 or v7 :-) [15:44] I installed it and after reboot I get grub_xputs error [15:44] Hopefully it will all be sorted out by next week. [15:44] steveire: ok I'll keep the packaging as -mobile for now, it's only going in a PPA so not that important [15:44] shadeslayer: also we can actually be fast :P [15:44] Ok. [15:45] When will that be? I'll point people to it for testing. [15:45] Is it natty only? [15:46] steveire: we'll do maverick too [15:48] Use the most recent Qt you can btw. Some fixes are only in Qt 4.7.2 [15:50] Is that released? [15:51] Nope. [15:51] Just use Qt 4.7.1 I guess [15:51] I don't think there's even betas of 4.7.2 yet. [15:52] We've got 4.7.1 + patches in Natty now. [15:54] is the qt4.7.1available in maverick [15:54] cpatrick2008: no [15:54] ok thanks [15:59] yofel: kubuntu.org/news/kde-sc-4.6-beta-1 [15:59] \o/ [15:59] rbelem: kewl :D [16:00] rbelem: it would be supreme if we can cover as many devices as possible [16:00] 4.6 beta 2 tars are due yesterday by the way :) [16:00] Riddell: :D [16:00] hehe [16:00] not much of a break ^^ [16:04] shadeslayer, the major problem are kernel drivers and bootloader [16:05] Riddell: You're hanging around for the release time meeting? [16:06] ScottK: I'm here for another 55 mins [16:06] OK [16:06] rbelem: hmm... ill contact unrevoked :) [16:06] so depends where we are on the schedule [16:07] Riddell: I think Bug #684703 is worth mentioning. [16:07] Launchpad bug 684703 in gcc-4.5 (Ubuntu Natty) "Generated symbols different on different archs with gcc-4.5" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684703 [16:07] Getting that fixed will make it a lot easier to get all archs built. [16:07] shadeslayer, cool :-) [16:07] It affect C++, so I doubt anyone else will care. [16:09] bulldog98: this is for kdepim if you are able to do a review http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/libassuan2 === dbarth is now known as davidbarth [16:14] Riddell: cant we just rebuild the beta packages against kde 4.6 for now? [16:14] or are there build failiures [16:14] shadeslayer: what if people aren't using 4.6? [16:15] erm.. so how will you handle 2 KDE PIM beta packages for maverick? one in the experimental PPA and the other in .... [16:16] ( built against 2 different KDE versions ) [16:16] wow [16:16] rbelem: does there need so much stuff on the mobile image? [16:18] shadeslayer: good question [16:19] oh my oh my.... i have to write about Qt for my magazine ... [16:19] your magazine? [16:19] apachelogger, we need to split the packages, kdebase-workspace-bin is one of them [16:19] nah [16:19] I mean other than that [16:19] Riddell: im the editor of my departmental magazine [16:19] there is like plenty of kdegames [16:19] and kdeedu [16:19] and stuff [16:19] which has a total of .... 10 readers :P [16:20] ktouch? [16:20] kmag? [16:20] ... [16:20] kalgebra needs split [16:20] there's a kalgebramobile now [16:20] hmm.... [16:20] zsync is not updating the plymouth splash..still showing kubuntu 10.10? [16:20] although it didn't know the answer to 2-2.01 when I tried [16:21] KukuNut: what does zsync have to do with plymouth? [16:21] that is a tricky one anyway [16:21] KukuNut: uh .. what [16:21] Riddell: I use zsync to get the alpha iso and still shows 10.10 [16:22] KukuNut: so it's the daily iso which hasn't been updated [16:22] KukuNut: indeed I don't think anyone has changed that [16:22] * apachelogger is wondering why a splash needs to show that anyway [16:23] apachelogger: I think it's in the text only theme [16:23] we could remove it I suppose [16:23] i don't care much about plymouth..just letting you know :) [16:23] * rbelem needs to figure out what files plasma-mobile really needs [16:24] "just finished uploading the first set of KDE 4.6 Beta2 tarballs." [16:24] joy! [16:24] Riddell: they didnt give MD5 sums [16:24] or do they give those only on re-uploads? [16:24] shadeslayer: they're also a day late. want to propose yourself as new KDE release dude? [16:25] lol .... [16:25] no thanks :P [16:25] shadeslayer: ...suggetions... [16:25] apachelogger: for a app? [16:25] yes [16:25] does maemo have a ubuntu one app :P [16:25] because android does [16:26] Riddell: if dirk allowed me to make him a release script this would all be way more efficient... [16:26] so does windows apparently [16:26] shadeslayer: innovation!!!! [16:26] * apachelogger beings to think that shadeslayer is not very creative [16:27] * rbelem goes to lunch [16:27] apachelogger: hmm ... i dont have access to the maemo market or whatever its called, so i cant really tell whats available and whats not [16:27] shadeslayer: if it is on one platform it is not innovative! [16:28] whats on one platform ? [16:28] any platform [16:28] is one platform [16:28] oh [16:29] you mean you want a app that no other platform has? [16:29] * yofel found u1sdtool amusing, tried to connect my kubuntu machine, got to the point where it said to check mail for verification code... never got a mail [16:29] primarily I want something new [16:29] hmm [16:29] yofel: probably ended up in spam, where it belongs [16:29] hehehe [16:30] apachelogger: I checked every folder, well, maybe u1 recognised itself as spam and never sent the mail XD [16:31] nah [16:31] it is not smart enough [16:31] apachelogger: can you make a remote control app that controls your media player such as amarok ? [16:32] on your PC [16:32] ( not the TV ) [16:32] like Dell usually have remotes etc with their laptop [16:33] sort of replicate that functionality ... [16:33] video [16:33] sounds interesting [16:33] dont have a video [16:33] but basically, turn your phone into a remote [16:33] to control your pc, via the infrared port [16:34] infrared is very 1990's ^^ [16:34] bluetooth is the new star [16:34] well... either that or bluetooth [16:35] oh oh oh [16:35] Umbrello Mobile! [16:35] a remote for presentations [16:35] Riddell: dream on :P [16:35] it does not even work on a desktop... :P === Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - More friendly than Frosty | Lots to do https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo | Let's package beta 2! https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging [16:36] apachelogger: android has something for controlling your mouse etc [16:37] but nothing to control media playback [16:37] well [16:37] silly android [16:37] since it has no IR port, and no one thought about doing it over BT [16:37] one needs an app with plugin capability [16:38] either way, i think it would be pretty kool if you can integrate the media player on your mobile device with amaro [16:38] *amarok [16:38] better yet [16:38] amarok on your mobile phone :P [16:38] so you get the song playing on amarok onto your phone and you hit pause and the song on your PC gets paused [16:38] meh [16:38] apachelogger: even if it was free i wouldnt buy such a app [16:38] shadeslayer: there is an amarok plugin for that actually [16:38] because amarok is awesome for PC's [16:39] works over the websss [16:39] its called MPD right? [16:39] or something like that [16:41] apachelogger: oh btw what needs fixing in the kubuntu-web-shortcuts package [16:41] apart from the URL thingy [16:41] i uploaded a transitional package in the ppa [16:42] oh [16:42] nothing I think [16:42] if the transition is well that is [16:42] * apachelogger is wondering why madde doesnt have qt47 [16:43] eh .. whats that? [16:43] maemo app something envrionment [16:43] ah [16:44] didnt thiago say they released qt 4.7 for maemo recently [16:44] with a update or something [16:44] yes [16:44] I have that [16:44] but for some reason the madde doesnt list a 4.7 target [16:48] nokia qt sdk also wants to install the 4.6 toolchain [16:53] http://appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/meego-contest [16:53] oh oh oh [17:02] Riddell: Have a nice canoe. [17:02] thanks ScottK, I may need to caboggan my way to get there [17:07] apachelogger: ooh nice [17:07] Riddell: could you upload kdeartwork to natty btw? the other things should already be there I think [17:08] apachelogger: dont you think they would have recieved the first 50 entries? [17:10] shadeslayer: I can still get 2k? [17:10] that will get me 10 SSDs [17:10] ah [17:10] :D [17:10] 2000 USD ... zomg [17:11] Riddell: actually kdebase is missing too [17:12] shadeslayer: gsoc is hard work compared with this... [17:12] ^_^ [17:12] * shadeslayer plans to do a GSoC project in 2011 [17:13] grr, wifi is crappy here [17:13] ubuntuone for kde? [17:13] lol [17:13] JontheEchidna: lucky you, I do not even have wifi [17:13] ^^ likewise here [17:13] * apachelogger shall buy a new device tomorrow [17:13] I'd take a wired connection honestly. This wifi connection keeps dropping frequently [17:14] apachelogger: new device? [17:14] what new device now [17:15] apachelogger: possibly bookmark sharing in konqueror with myowncloud [17:15] using libattica [17:15] waiy [17:15] wait... [17:15] zomg .. i said konqueror [17:15] s/konqueror/rekonq [17:15] * JontheEchidna found an ethernet cable [17:18] * apachelogger huggles JontheEchidna [17:18] * apachelogger huggles kronos [17:18] * apachelogger huggles shadeslayer [17:19] apachelogger: btw, did your GSOC project include some generic Qt-UbuntuSSO bits? [17:19] JontheEchidna: depends on what you mean by generic? [17:19] i upgraded to natty and my taskbar is funny here is a screen shot of my taskbar http://tinypic.com/r/vp9195/7 [17:19] apachelogger: like, could Muon use it for login if it wanted to allow users to buy things from canonical's software store? [17:20] in the ultimate hardcore hacking week I did past gsoc I implemented a kde (or was it Qt?) ui for the new ubuntuss [17:20] JontheEchidna: technically [17:20] JontheEchidna: ubuntu-sso has a sort-of ui/backend seperation right now [17:20] cpatrick2008: looks like a video driver issue. intel? [17:20] yes [17:20] so all you need is to stack a kdeui module into the backend [17:20] cpatrick2008: I'm having some of the same corruption. (I've had to turn off desktop effects) [17:20] for technical reasons I did not come to know whether my ui actually works [17:20] ok thanks [17:21] it is c++ and exported as pyth0rn module using SIP [17:21] * apachelogger is wondering why routing the n900 does not work properly [17:22] turned off desktop effects going to restart to see if it works brb [17:22] I am thinking that for my GSoC I could maybe pick up on the SSO stuff where you left off, and then implement canonical's "For purchase" channel in to the Muon Software Center [17:22] or rather, it is routing it but somehow the nslookups fail [17:22] apachelogger, check the /etc/resolv.conf [17:22] JontheEchidna: sounds like a reasonable plan [17:22] rbelem: well it is empty [17:23] then again [17:23] * apachelogger connects to 3g [17:23] :-D [17:23] * shadeslayer huggles apachelogger [17:23] rbelem: doesnt really change with 3g either [17:23] apachelogger, copy the resolv.conf from your pc? are you connected via usb? [17:23] yes [17:23] rbelem: well, I want something that is easy to use :P [17:24] btw, there is the mad developer package which makes upping usb0 one touch [17:24] that fixed it [17:24] apachelogger, you need to set nameserver 127.0.0.1 in resolv.conf [17:25] apachelogger, maemo5 uses dnsmasq [17:25] meh [17:25] on my desktop the KDEuBolg says Your accound information is incomplete [17:26] hm [17:26] rbelem: no tracepath around it seems? [17:26] * apachelogger is not sure what connection gets used ^^ [17:26] apachelogger, run route -n [17:27] apachelogger, probably it has two default gateways [17:27] well, yes, my pc is listed before 000000 [17:27] BUT [17:27] if my pc fails to route it would use 00000000 [17:27] so... ;) [17:27] * apachelogger installs wireshark [17:28] http://imagebin.ca/view/jfVxr0EW.html <- lots of testing last night, apparently :P [17:28] apachelogger, just remove one of default gws `route del default ` [17:28] JontheEchidna: is that muon history or apt history? [17:29] yofel: apt [17:29] cool :D [17:29] :O [17:29] rbelem: that is not good enough :P [17:29] :-) [17:29] hm [17:29] so [17:30] it sends a dns request [17:30] and apaprently I get a query response [17:30] yet the maemo browser does not get the response [17:30] apachelogger, maemo5 connection manager was not meant to handle multiple connections :-( [17:30] so either my pc is not routing it to the n900 or something else is wrong [17:30] apachelogger, try ping your dns server [17:31] apachelogger, do you use firewall? [17:31] rbelem: my dns server is 00000 ;) [17:31] eheheh [17:31] n900 -> dns server 0 -> routes to pc -> pc routes to router -> router conducts lookup [17:31] on my desktop the KDEuBolg says Your accound information is incomplete [17:32] cpatrick2008: hm, let me try (as soon as I find the plasmoid..) [17:32] and I see a dns query response in wireshark [17:32] apachelogger, never saw something like that before [17:32] it is most strange [17:32] ok [17:33] rbelem: only few can have this level of fancyness ;) [17:33] eheheh [17:33] cpatrick2008: works for me after inputting my data (identi.ca) [17:33] 4.6 natty [17:33] your login data is what you imputed [17:34] rbelem: ok, I think the problem is routing of name from my pc to the phone [17:34] yep, I clicked on configure and entered my login data, that was all [17:34] ok [17:34] pinging the actual address works though [17:34] very strange [17:34] apachelogger, ping your router ip addr from n900 [17:35] works [17:35] the routing itself is not the problem, it is the name resolution routing, for whatever reason that gets handled differently [17:36] is there a way to get it like it was in maerick where it showed updates like the ones the kubuntu.org website [17:36] apachelogger, maemo5 is probably screwed [17:36] entirely possible [17:36] kubuntu mobile ftw! [17:37] * rbelem hates maemo [17:37] it is not a good distro [17:37] cpatrick2008: I don't see a difference between 4.5 and 4.6 here, maybe something isnt's set up right? I'm not sure what that would be since it seems to work here [17:39] apachelogger, i always say to may colleagues that if nokia decided to base maemo on ubuntu and hired canonical [17:39] oh god, not canonical :P [17:39] the current scenario would be totally different today [17:40] rbelem: you want unity on your n900 ?? [17:40] hire the kubuntu crew, have ScottK do his consultant thing and everyone is happy [17:40] here is a pic of my settings http://tinypic.com/r/3485xrc/7 [17:41] rbelem: one cant get much better package management than JontheEchidna's [17:41] yofel, it would probably run something in qt [17:41] cpatrick2008: where's your username/pw ? [17:41] * apachelogger hints to yofel that apachelogger has a poc Qt implementation of unity [17:42] * yofel wonders how that looks like... [17:42] on some stick [17:42] wonder which one though [17:42] apachelogger, have ScottK would be awesome too [17:42] but ScottK with super cow power inside nokia [17:42] cpatrick2008: ah wait, you meant those kubuntu.org entries? not sure what happened to them, probably the patch needs to be refreshed [17:42] * ScottK would be interested in that. [17:43] yes that is what i ment [17:43] oh ok know when it will be refreshed [17:43] :-) [17:43] brrr [17:43] the meego shell also starts incredibly slow [17:44] but it does lazy initialization of its widget [17:44] even without priority handling it seems [17:45] cpatrick2008: nope, file a bug so it's not forgotten (kdeplasma-addons package) [17:45] ok will do [17:45] natter: \o [17:46] apachelogger, did you notice io on microsd? [17:46] natter: whats the name of the patch? [17:46] oh nvm [17:46] s/meego/maemo [17:46] langauage differentiator oatch 85 [17:46] *patch [17:46] rbelem: since it was maemo, no [17:47] natter: right, this one http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/kdebase-runtime/ubuntu/annotate/head:/debian/patches/kubuntu_85_language_selector.diff [17:47] its in kdebase runtime [17:47] shadeslayer: yes [17:47] apachelogger: this language selector patch looks trivial .. i can actually understand what it does :P [17:47] not mine [17:47] note ... it *looks* trivial [17:48] * apachelogger would not edit ui files [17:48] apachelogger: seems to be your doing in the intial import [17:48] breaks way to easily [17:48] shadeslayer: its for 4.4.80 files.. not for 4.5.80.. so how can i continue further? [17:48] apachelogger: so we're re-doing the patch, recommendations? [17:48] and given appropriate surrounding one can achieve the same effect by insertWidget() on layouts [17:49] shadeslayer: yes, redo from cratch and incroporate it into the kcm and whatnot [17:49] ...what I have been whining about before maverick... [17:49] lol @ cratch [17:49] hmm [17:49] natter: ^^ [17:49] at the very least get rid of the ui file changes [17:49] apachelogger: you do love KCM modules dont you :P [17:49] I guess the patch now breaks in the ui [17:49] probably [17:50] they are hot and sexy [17:50] im just looking through it [17:50] and the locale one is one with bad code design IIRC [17:50] [muon] jmthomas * 1203352 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/libmuon/HistoryView/HistoryView.cpp Use KLocale::formatTime() on our QDateTime so that we can get "Today"/"Yesterday"/ weekday names in the history categories [17:52] apachelogger: *proc << "/usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kdesu"; like .... that can certainly be made better ... [17:52] ok reported bug [17:52] shadeslayer: how is that? [17:52] possibly with KProcess::start ? [17:52] no? [17:53] you need a heap object because yo uneed to attach a slot to it [17:54] hmm [17:54] natter: read up on Qt Signals and slots from Qt docs site [17:55] shadeslayer: have read them. i have basic idea of using and implementing them., [17:55] ohk kewl [17:56] shadeslayer: do i need to start from the scratch then? [17:56] yep [17:56] shadeslayer: seems nokia only made a new sysroot for qt4.7 for meego, not for maemo [17:56] apachelogger: comes back to my previous point about meego being the future [17:57] possibly nag thiago ? :P [17:57] * apachelogger nags thiago too much already :P [17:57] Not for maemo I don't think. [17:57] shadeslayer: then i need more documentation of language selector. from where can i get it then? [17:57] * apachelogger wouldnt really want to use meego right now [17:58] natter: uh.. if youve read signals and slots, i think you can quite easily understand whats happening in the patch [17:58] shadeslayer: oh, on second thought maybe one should also rewrite language selector while at it ;) [17:58] to better suite integrational needs in the kcm and what not [17:58] language selector? [17:58] also possibly rewrite in not-pyth0rn [17:58] whaaa [17:58] since the python stuff is unmaintained [17:58] ... [17:58] keep the backend and gui seperated [17:59] hmm [17:59] then send the backend to canonical and tell them to use it for the gtk version [17:59] whats qt-language-selector ... never seen it before [17:59] oh [17:59] apachelogger: ^^ is that what your talking about? [18:00] yes [18:00] shadeslayer: i am getting it but what would be the GUI then?? should i decide myself? [18:00] ok... because i just got a python backtrace when i ran it [18:00] because Quintasan broke SIP [18:00] :> [18:00] thank you Quintasan [18:01] shadeslayer: if it were ported to c++ it would right now not backtrace away [18:01] natter: GUI should be the same as the current one .... imo ... [18:01] apachelogger: *nod* [18:01] * apachelogger notes that current gui is utter design fail [18:01] if you keep it I will ask the canonical design team to come after you... [18:02] with a gigantic orange head that looks like it is giving a bj or something... :P [18:02] lol [18:02] then new gui need to designed to make it successful? [18:02] natter: ok new GUI then [18:02] ;-p.. [18:02] KDE 4.5.85 open on ktown [18:02] because i dont want the design team after me [18:03] [click here if your browser does not automatically redirect you] [18:03] ( rekonq crashes at this point ) [18:03] * apachelogger wonders why one gets put somewhere from where one needs to be redirect again if it does not work in every browser [18:03] [ you mail backtrace to b.k.o where it never gets looked at ] [18:03] shadeslayer: so what modifications need to be done in new gui?? [18:03] ScottK: can you upload kdeartwork and kdebase from bzr to natty? Riddell seems away [18:03] Ah. There is it. [18:03] hmm [18:04] Probably. [18:04] thanks [18:05] apachelogger: natter posibly for the new language selector, give the user a list of all languages we offer, and a search box at the top and multiple tickboxes to install lang packs? [18:06] WRONG [18:06] natter: lets read the ubuntu design guidelines before apachelogger sends the design team after us [18:06] I was born with the wrong sign [18:06] int he wrong house [18:06] with the wron ascendancy [18:06] yes.. we need to [18:06] i took the wrong road [18:06] btw, can anyone with gcc knowledge maybe tell me wth goes wrong here? I blame gcc 4.5 so far http://launchpadlibrarian.net/60010070/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-amd64.scribus-trunk_1.5.0svn201012022355-12~natty1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [18:06] that led to the wrong tendencies [18:06] ... [18:06] natter: http://design.canonical.com/ [18:06] shadeslayer: that sounds like a decent enough starting point [18:06] shadeslayer: also consider how you want to *integrate* it into the KCM [18:07] right now it is not integrated, it is buttoned in... [18:07] shadeslayer: ok.. whai will i gather from this link? [18:07] apachelogger: would it fit under locale? [18:08] where is that? [18:08] you mean the languages box? [18:08] the language selector box [18:08] yeah [18:08] well [18:08] that is also something to consider quite frankly [18:08] the box there has scope to the user, and language-selector to the system [18:08] *nod* [18:08] so one should somehow make a visual distinction [18:09] which would possibly be in favor of having the language-selector stuff on an own tab [18:09] and the first thing it says is : Country/Region & Language [18:09] or even own cateogry and not integrated in this particular KCM at all [18:09] thats what i was thinking [18:09] (i.e. an KCM of its own - "System Locale") [18:09] well ... i rather think, it would go better under locale [18:10] you make the choice, I will then poke you :P [18:10] yofel: You have to fix the missing link. See http://wiki.debian.org/ToolChain/DSOLinking [18:10] natter: see under toolkit [18:10] ScottK: thanks [18:10] uh [18:10] hmm [18:10] shadeslayer:which option under it? [18:10] I see we have -bindings for beta2. That'll be fun. [18:10] apachelogger: theres no guideline for apps as such there [18:11] ScottK: if theyve fixed bindings do let us know [18:11] us as in me, yofel or Quintasan [18:11] shadeslayer: I know [18:11] The tarball is there for packaging. [18:11] ScottK: yes, but does it build etc [18:11] shadeslayer: I tried bindings trunk yesterday, didn't end well [18:11] see :P [18:11] I'd have to package it to know that, wouldn't I. [18:12] yeah ... :D [18:12] bindings is dead until rc [18:12] Quintasan: ^^ [18:12] great, no ktorrent till then [18:12] * apachelogger had a chat with rdale about this some time ago, seems that most of bindings development only goes on past library whatever freeze [18:12] up until then you have to be happy if it compiles [18:12] let alone works [18:13] apachelogger: what do we do then? for app design guide lines [18:13] shadeslayer: follow KDE HIG [18:13] natter: also look at http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Usability/HIG [18:13] already looking at those [18:13] shadeslayer: yep.. [18:13] * apachelogger thinks that shadeslayer is throwing a bit much at natter ^^ [18:13] apachelogger: im in this with him :P [18:14] so its a bit over my head too .... but yeah we'll learn together [18:14] mad man [18:14] apachelogger: ;)... [18:14] good thing my next exam is on monday :D [18:15] tuesday here [18:15] anyone on natty? [18:15] shadeslayer: yep [18:16] yofel: https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/experimental?field.series_filter=natty << can you check if you transition from kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts to kubuntu-web-shortcuts [18:16] ohh [18:16] hmm [18:16] for some reason ppa2 isnt there [18:16] rdieter: are you sure that kde-autostart-after does not wait for the apps to return? but rather that the apps return very early? [18:16] and theres a spelling mistake in the changelog :P [18:18] apachelogger: my minimal test case was ordered autostarted shell scripts that did nothing but 'sleep 2', and they all had a simultaneous timestamp [18:18] shadeslayer: ping me when you updated it then [18:18] yofel: kdebase uploaded. Thank you for your contribution to Kubuntu. [18:18] ScottK: thanks for uploading [18:18] You're welcome. [18:19] yofel: well .. its a trivial change really, just tell me if it updates ^_^ [18:19] bah [18:19] distro is maverick in changelog [18:19] Ugh. [18:19] Get:2 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ natty/main kdeartwork 4:4.5.80-0ubuntu3 (tar) [111MB] [18:19] apachelogger: scripts all were, sleep 2; echo "$(date) >> $(HOME}/autostart.log ; sleep 2 [18:20] shadeslayer: do I need to install both or just -web-shortcuts? [18:20] shadeslayer; its just few rules given on http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Usability/HIG.. [18:20] kde-start-after-its-done-no-really-I-mean-it [18:20] yofel: it should work on a upgrade [18:20] nothing else [18:20] ScottK: lolz, yeah [18:21] since kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts is a transitional package [18:21] shadeslayer: so let we start desgining using kde4 guidelines...????? [18:21] apachelogger: kubuntu-web-shortcuts should NOT provide kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts right? [18:22] natter: yes [18:22] natter: you read all of http://developer.kde.org/documentation/design/ui/ [18:22] :O [18:23] im not even past the first page yet :P [18:23] shadeslayer: aye [18:23] shadeslayer:ok..;-) [18:23] wil read it.. [18:23] shadeslayer: well, -web-shortcuts removes -konqueror-shortcuts [18:24] yofel: ok thats good [18:24] oh [18:24] right [18:24] http://people.ubuntu.com/~apachelogger/screencasts/kontact-touch.avi [18:24] * apachelogger wished kubuntu had a kolab testing server :( [18:25] * shadeslayer wishes kubuntu had more clones of apachelogger [18:26] metoo [18:28] * rbelem wants to be like apachelogger [18:31] rbelem: you mean a apachelogger_clone [18:35] https://apachelog.wordpress.com/2010/12/03/kubuntu-11-04-sneak-peek-uds-cookie/ [18:37] apachelogger: lol @ superficial tech blah blah blah [18:37] ^^ [18:38] yofel: artwork uploaded too. Thanks again. [18:45] * ScottK is saddened his de-halification work didn't make it to the might-eat-bunnies level. [18:46] * apachelogger grows ever so amazed from reading comments [18:52] Use splash screens on startup, and other tricks to reduce perceived latency (for example, save an image of the app at last use and display this as it starts up). :: KDE pulls this off [18:53] * yofel leaves kdelibs to someone else, bbl [18:55] <_Groo_> hi/2 all [18:57] <_Groo_> could any kind soul fix kdelibs5-dev which is missing a ~ in the control file for libkwebkit-dev (<< 0.9svn1123738) ence not allowing libkwebkit-dev to be installed properly? [18:57] shadeslayer: what is that? [18:57] apachelogger: KSplash [18:57] or whatever its called [18:57] wah? [18:59] <_Groo_> apachelogger: can you do it apache? [18:59] <_Groo_> apachelogger: for maverick [19:00] what version where when how omg [19:00] * apachelogger has a nervous break down and points towards shadeslayer [19:00] <_Groo_> apachelogger: kdelibs5-dev in maverick [19:00] <_Groo_> the last line in the control file [19:00] whut [19:00] eh [19:00] <_Groo_> has libkwebkit-dev (<< 0.9svn1123738) and it should be libkwebkit-dev (<< 0.9~svn1123738) [19:01] _Groo_: where? what? [19:01] eh [19:01] that sounds wrong [19:01] * yofel is back after all [19:01] _Groo_: where the hell do you have libqtwebkit-dev 0.9? [19:01] libkwebkit-dev [19:01] <_Groo_> yofel: standard maverick packages, and its libKwebit not qt [19:01] why does that have << anyway [19:01] erk sorry [19:02] hold on there fellas [19:02] libkwebkit is coming from kdelibs is it not? [19:02] <_Groo_> try to install libkwebkit-dev in maverick and youll see what i mean [19:02] he's right [19:02] <_Groo_> apachelogger: its a reverse dependency of kdelibs5-dev [19:03] * apachelogger scratches head [19:03] <_Groo_> if you install kdelibs5-dev it works, you try to install libkwebkit-dev and it breaks, cause the control file of kdelibs is broken, missing a ~ [19:04] _Groo_: wait, kdelibs5-dev REPLACES libkwebkit-dev (<<0.9svn1123738), so you're not supposed to have libkwebkit installed [19:04] <_Groo_> and since libkwebit needs kdelibs... classic dependencie lock [19:04] * apachelogger is with yofel [19:04] libkwebkit was merged into kdelibs as libkdewebkit IIRC [19:04] that said we probably should have removed the binaries from maverick [19:05] <_Groo_> apachelogger: its part of kdelibs BUT its a separate package [19:05] that does not make sense at all [19:06] hm [19:06] hm, something odd here, libkwebkit comes from webkitkde [19:06] this needs investigation [19:06] libkwebkit-dev is for building things against the kpart [19:06] <_Groo_> apachelogger: kdelibs calls libkwebkit1 (that one is ok) but libkwebit-dev is broken cause kdelibs is missing a ~ [19:06] kdewebkit creates kpart and libkwebkit* [19:06] <_Groo_> am i talking cantonese here? [19:06] it's not the actual webkit integration libraries [19:06] kdelibs creates libkdewebkit, which replaces libkwebkit [19:06] JontheEchidna: then why does kdeflips-dev break it [19:06] because it used to have libkdewebkit shizz in it too [19:06] we didn't backport webkitkde [19:07] <_Groo_> libkwebkit-dbg - KDE bindings for WebKit, Development files libkwebkit-dev - KDE bindings for WebKit, Development files libkwebkit1 - KDE bindings for WebKit libkdewebkit5 - the KDE WebKit Library [19:07] JontheEchidna: nah that does not make sense [19:07] In any case the version in is rong. [19:07] rong/wrong [19:07] I'm fixing it in Natty [19:07] <_Groo_> in maverick the dev packages are the libkwebit ones [19:07] * apachelogger goes blaming, for someone is clearly in need of a refresh on proper package relations [19:07] natty has 0.9.6 which installs fine [19:08] <_Groo_> its just a stupid typing bug! [19:08] <_Groo_> just add a ~ in the control file [19:08] no no no [19:08] the bug is that it should not have a breaks relation [19:08] *at all* [19:08] <_Groo_> apachelogger: even better :) [19:09] <_Groo_> The following packages have unmet dependencies: libkwebkit-dev : Depends: kdelibs5-dev but it is not going to be installed [19:09] silly things [19:09] also I am drunk [19:09] must be firday [19:09] \o/ [19:09] weekend [19:09] well, ScottK is right, it needs the version fixed, should work then [19:09] fcks [19:09] Someone else do Maverick PPA [19:09] ScottK: I will [19:09] bindings are dead until RC? :/ [19:09] * _Groo_ is right then? [19:10] * _Groo_ was right all along? [19:10] _Groo_: seems so [19:10] apachelogger: it does need it, because all the includes for all the libraries that webkitkde used to ship were thrown into that -dev package [19:10] apachelogger: gimmie some beer [19:10] _Groo_: a bit confusing [19:10] some were moved to kdelibs [19:10] Quintasan: tarball is there for beta 2. No idea if it works. [19:10] * _Groo_ wants cookie for bug hunting! [19:10] kdelibs5-dev really does have files that used to be in libkwebkit-dev [19:10] ScottK: I bet it will not but let me try it [19:10] apachelogger: get kubotu back, Riddell kicked him and order cookies for _Groo_ [19:10] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: exactly [19:11] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: also the problem with this -dev is that a ~ is missing in the file version, so he thinks the file isnt there [19:11] apachelogger: yes, it doesn't make sense. the files were thrown in libkwebkit-dev improperly by debian. But the fact is that they were in libkwebkit-dev and now are in kdelibs5-dev [19:11] the lack of a ~ makes it look for a version higher that 0.9~svn [19:12] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: kdelibs5-dev : Breaks: libkwebkit-dev (< 0.9svn1123738) but 0.9~svn1127626-0ubuntu2 is to be installed [19:12] since 0.9svn is a higher version that 0.9~svn [19:12] ~ is a special character that is the alphabetical-lowest in debain versioning [19:12] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: exactly.. what i was saying all along.. add the damn ~ in the kdelibs-dev control fine and it should work [19:12] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: i know :D [19:12] JontheEchidna: this is all a pile of phonon right there [19:12] yofel: no [19:12] it is futile [19:13] * apachelogger will not bring kubotu back [19:13] let it rot [19:13] :( [19:13] FFFF [19:13] apachelogger: for the longest time I had to put up a "DO NOT MERGE PL0X" warning on merges.ubuntu.com to avoid insanity... [19:13] <_Groo_> poor bot [19:13] * apachelogger is not going to start that stupid thing daily [19:13] * Quintasan hits apachelogger with an empty mug [19:14] <_Groo_> i wouldnt be pestering you guys, but some packages need those files, like choqok support of webkit [19:14] * apachelogger throws his keybord across the channel hoping it to land on Quintasan's foot [19:14] wah [19:14] apachelogger: you kind missed [19:14] <_Groo_> and i cant add it to a ppa, cause it will break the build since the oficial package is broken [19:14] apachelogger: kind of* [19:14] jesus [19:14] and luke [19:14] and brian [19:14] what the flying nimbus [19:15] why does showkoq depend on libkwebkit? [19:15] _Groo_: Fixed in Natty. Thanks for letting us know. [19:15] _Groo_: which version or libs are you talking about btw? [19:15] and why is it called libkwebkit anyway [19:15] and why does it exist [19:15] <_Groo_> ScottK: pls do maverick too, and i want my cookie! [19:15] ... [19:15] which phonon backend we "support" now? [19:15] _Groo_: (I'm assuming 80) [19:15] [ubuntu] Jonathan Thomas * echidnaman@kubuntu.org-20101203191540-pg7pxpjcikh4p506 * debian/ (changelog control) Fix breaks version for libkwebkit-dev [19:15] * apachelogger goes mad over all this silly stuff and continues reading comments [19:15] _Groo_: I'm not set up for uploading to the PPA and it's more to do than I have time. Hopefully yofel will do it. [19:15] <_Groo_> yofel: version of what libs? [19:16] <_Groo_> ScottK: k, tks [19:16] _Groo_: ask apachelogger for cookies, my box is empty. And I meant kdelibs, 4.5.80 right? [19:16] apachelogger: http://people.ubuntu.com/~rohangarg/Android/device.png [19:16] <_Groo_> ScottK: but its not the ppa, its broken in all maverick, including the kde shipped [19:16] damn them cookies [19:16] no cookies [19:16] <_Groo_> yofel: no, 4.5.4 [19:16] no bot -> no cookies -> no xmas [19:17] <_Groo_> again [19:17] _Groo_: ok, then it was broken in 4.5.4 and 4.5.80 [19:17] ScottK: can I fix 4.5.4 too? [19:17] <_Groo_> kdelibs-dev is broken is MAIN maverick and in PPA maverick for version 4.5.x [19:17] shadeslayer: looks like a spaceship on H [19:17] apachelogger: its the compass on a spaceship [19:17] _Groo_: if you want 4.5.1 fixed we'll need an SRU [19:17] <_Groo_> yofel: yeah, im reapping my lungs with this bug for 3 months now! [19:17] with a universal GPS lock :> [19:17] yofel: Sure [19:17] will do then [19:17] also your top thing bar is sort of filled up with plunder [19:18] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna said it would be fixed this time.. so i forgot about it [19:18] <_Groo_> and yes, i was lazy not opening a bug report :P [19:18] I don't think I ever said that... [19:18] <_Groo_> im VERY lazy [19:18] also spacing of the fonts are funny [19:18] to sum this up [19:18] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: yeah you did, but it was like 3 months ago [19:18] whoever designed this app has no sense for good looks at all [19:18] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: relax, it was a comment, not a oficial statement [19:18] probably is in a relationship with a stone or something [19:19] though there are beautiful stones [19:19] so [19:19] s/stone/ugly stone/ [19:19] perhaps I said it would be fixed in natty because of the new webkitkde version [19:19] * _Groo_ wonders how much of apachelogger work is done while drunk ;) [19:19] _Groo_: For the SRU, we need a bug report with a test case that shows how to test it. [19:19] _Groo_: Get me that and I'll upload the SRU. [19:20] JontheEchidna: you need todo management right there [19:20] <_Groo_> ScottK: wtf is a SRU? [19:20] oh [19:20] phoronix is doing silly reviews of you bun too again [19:20] _Groo_: Stable Release Update. So we can fix maverick. [19:20] It does not look too different from the Ubuntu 10.10 Netbook Edition interface and it is still far from being finished. [19:20] !sru | _Groo_ [19:20] _Groo_: Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [19:20] <_Groo_> ScottK: what would be a testcase in this case? [19:20] that reads like 10.10 was not finished [19:20] <_Groo_> tks ubottu ;) finally some good info [19:21] apachelogger: where is your kcm for rendering method? [19:21] in the kcm nebula in the galaxy of sax [19:21] _Groo_: Something like "Install kdelibs5-dev while foo is installed, see it fail. Add maverick-proposed and update, try again. See it succeed." [19:21] also on kde-apps [19:21] apachelogger: so im here currently :P http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:28.47887,77.04835 [19:22] <_Groo_> ScottK: but then i need to wait for the fix to go to proposed right? [19:22] * apachelogger finds it dangerous to publish such stuff since now some assasin could come and kill you [19:22] lol [19:22] _Groo_: Yes. This is how we fix it for everyone. [19:22] apachelogger: do we have/want/will have a package? [19:22] <_Groo_> btw to anyone interested, i would STRONGLY advice for natty to have veromix instead of kmix by default! [19:22] oh dear [19:22] too many words [19:22] * apachelogger forms 3 sentences [19:22] shadeslayer: This is where you pretend to study while avoiding useful work? [19:22] <_Groo_> its very VERY good [19:22] <_Groo_> http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=116676 [19:23] do we will have a package aint does not make no sense! [19:23] !!!! [19:23] no sense at all [19:23] ... [19:23] Quintasan: well, you are the packag0r, you decide [19:23] ScottK: this is where i study AND do usefull work when im free :) [19:23] but if you package, plz package the git overlord [19:23] it has supreme improvements [19:23] So you say. [19:23] ScottK: im also reading KDE HIG right now to help natter ... who ran off apparently [19:23] <_Groo_> btw veromix doesnt need a package per se, it can be updated fir GHNS2 [19:23] I told you [19:24] apachelogger: give me the linkzor cause I'm too lazy [19:24] you threw too much junk at him [19:24] ... [19:24] Quintasan: GTFLYILB [19:24] what? [19:24] lol [19:24] <_Groo_> ScottK: k, gonna wait for proposed to show up and then open a SRU [19:24] if only kubotu was here [19:24] get the fucking link you incredibly lazy bastard [19:24] ... [19:24] _Groo_: I need the bug before I can upload it. [19:24] why do people always ask me to swear in public [19:24] -.- [19:24] (I need to put the bug number in debian/changelog) [19:25] any music recommendations for apachelogger? [19:25] apachelogger: i thought you were working on KDE Me Menu :P [19:25] shadeslayer: apachelogger is not working most of the time :P [19:25] apachelogger: Flirting with the Devil, Van Halen. [19:25] apachelogger: Korpikaani - Vodka [19:25] Quintasan: he just wants us to think he is [19:26] shadeslayer: I was working on filling my status bar up with plunder [19:26] apachelogger: or Beer Beer [19:26] didnt work [19:26] n900 islandscape [19:26] islandscape? wtf [19:26] that is when you are on an island! [19:26] Quintasan: also ... lol... android cant detect adhoc wifi networks [19:26] PACKAGING AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT [19:26] hahaha ^^ [19:27] androids are super stupid [19:27] I mean [19:27] think [19:27] data [19:27] is living in quite a while from now [19:27] apachelogger: amd64 w/ gstreamer == not working for Amarok on my MP3s [19:27] apachelogger: stop rambling and go back to work [19:27] and even that far in the future androids are not nearly as sophisticated as humans [19:27] ... [19:27] re: your blog [19:27] I am listening to flirting with the devil [19:27] no time for work when listening to music [19:28] rgreening: did you install all the gstreamer plugins? [19:28] * Quintasan forgot how to get tags from git [19:28] gititii [19:28] all except the win32 which does not seem to exist in the archives and qapt-batch still wants to install it (under amd64) [19:28] Quintasan: git tag -l ? [19:28] <_Groo_> rgreening: remove .gstreamer-0.10/ and do a gst-inspect-0.10 [19:28] Quintasan: thy shall not get tags, but latest revision [19:28] <_Groo_> rgreening: see if that works [19:29] ok [19:29] apachelogger: 1.3-0ubuntu1~git_blame_apachelogger? [19:29] <_Groo_> rgreening: if it does it once again proves gnome guys cant do a backend without *uking it up [19:29] * apachelogger takes his android phone and throws that too at Quintasan [19:29] <_Groo_> rgreening: if it doesnt.. well the sentence is still true [19:30] yofel: it only lists tags, how do I get ceratin tag instead of master? [19:30] someone with a faster machine wants to do kdelibs? Otherwise I am going to start with it [19:30] Quintasan: git checkout I think (or reset?) [19:33] Quintasan: welll [19:33] wellllll [19:33] vodka is a bit mediocre [19:33] "a bit" [19:33] well, maybe a bit more [19:33] ... [19:33] I don't give a damn, they have accordian hero [19:34] instead of going with typical solo on guitar they go with a solo on accordian @_@ [19:35] apachelogger: think of a long description for this kcm and I will do the rest [19:35] _Groo_: still doesn't play MP3's using gstreamer under AMD64 [19:35] apachelogger: ^^^^^^ [19:36] <_Groo_> rgreening: maverick or natty? [19:36] natty [19:36] <_Groo_> rgreening: what proggy are you using? [19:36] amarok [19:36] phonon backend using gstreamer as per apacheloggers last blog [19:36] [muon] jmthomas * 1203378 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/ApplicationModel/ (ApplicationProxyModel.cpp ApplicationProxyModel.h) Add search support in the proxy model. Still needs a GUI though [19:36] <_Groo_> rgreening: yeah it sometimes doesnt do it... its very strange, it comes and goes in maverick, but usually gst-inspect solves it [19:37] btw: apachelogger qapt-batch not working correctly as not all packages are existing for amd64 and it hangs qapt-batch [19:37] <_Groo_> apachelogger: btw with latest pulseaudio git with the patches for vlc, phonon-vlc STILL crashes on exit :P sorry [19:37] rgreening: maverick or natty? [19:37] see above [19:37] natty [19:37] * JontheEchidna is Mr. QApt [19:37] hmm, if a package does not exist it should pop up a dialog saying so [19:38] im sleeping .. night all [19:38] gstreamer pitfdll not installable and qapt-batch hung waiting for authorization(is wat it said) [19:38] http://imagebin.ca/view/8ZzmtNoN.html' [19:38] erm, http://imagebin.ca/view/8ZzmtNoN.html [19:39] rgreening: pitfdll isn't on i386 either, but I got the error box [19:39] nope. not here [19:39] just hung indefinately [19:40] still hanging now [19:40] JontheEchidna: http://pastebin.com/45Q30tR1 <-- is this good enough for kcm-qt-graphicssystem? :P [19:40] i could play the jeopardy theme in amarok, but that isnt working with gstreamer and mp3s either [19:40] _Groo_: go talk to coling [19:41] <_Groo_> oh btw,m anyone tested openoffice with the kde integration in natty, since you guys are using rest by default now? [19:41] though he is drinking right now I heared [19:41] and still hung. so, no dialog [19:41] <_Groo_> cause in maverick, openoffice crashes at startup when using kde integration, openofficesomething-kde [19:41] <_Groo_> and raster enabled [19:41] JontheEchidna, rgreening: that is going away anyway, dantti_work and I (more him than me) have been working on sophisticated gstreamer codec install magic [19:41] * apachelogger just needs to assemble the pieces [19:41] * _Groo_ is afraid now :D [19:42] but will it make my mp3s work again [19:43] cause not able to play mp3 with gstreamer+phonon in amarok sux [19:43] <_Groo_> but will in run crysis? [19:43] apachelogger: which is still broken, QApt waits for authorization for eternity without any password dialog [19:43] * _Groo_ ducks... [19:43] oh, if a password dialog never comes up that's policykit-kde's fault [19:43] JontheEchidna: no dialog for paSSWORD COMES UP [19:43] Quintasan: we use kpackagekit [19:43] ... [19:43] <_Groo_> apachelogger: coling runs around here? or another channel? [19:43] kde-devel [19:43] or phonon [19:43] or mandriva [19:43] or pulseaudio [19:43] rgreening: was talking about- Quintasan's problem [19:43] (I suppose) [19:44] <_Groo_> apachelogger: k [19:44] rgreening: I'll also assume accidental caps :P [19:44] :) [19:44] of course [19:44] <_Groo_> apachelogger: but i see you all over the place in git? why coling when i have the real thing right here [19:45] * _Groo_ finds much more amusing to pester apachelogger then coling [19:45] phonon vlc should be the default [19:45] :) [19:45] least it works and allows me to play me mp3s [19:45] apachelogger: we should use Muon now, really [19:45] <_Groo_> rgreening: phonon-vlc crashes on exit with pulseaudio [19:45] JontheEchidna: and what can I do about it? :< [19:45] apachelogger: Actually it was Running with the Devil, wasn't it? [19:45] <_Groo_> best phonon so far is still xine unfortunaelly [19:45] ScottK: dunno, closed youtube already [19:46] * apachelogger fix0rs likeback [19:46] apachelogger: It also ocurred to me that you might do an extended AC/DC marathon in honor of our Scottish overload (long may his canoe stay upright) [19:46] _Groo_: so does gstreamer [19:47] gobject issue probably [19:47] with ref to threading [19:47] :) [19:47] <_Groo_> rgreening: yeah thats about it.. but doesnt ease the pain to know that [19:47] <_Groo_> rgreening: the patches apachelogger pointed me to in pulse where suposed to fix that, but for me at least they didnt [19:48] * _Groo_ wonders if the number of cores might influence pulseaudio threads in any way [19:48] <_Groo_> it shouldnt in theory [19:48] I had similar issues with PyQt porting of a PyGtk app which used gobject. THere are ways to properly make this work, but in the end, I wrote out the gobject stuff. [19:48] <_Groo_> but ive seen stranger things before [19:49] <_Groo_> brb [19:49] Quintasan: have you upgraded to kde 4.6? I just remembered that the new libpolkit is binary-incompatible with the old version [19:49] the qaptworker is probably crashing when it tries to auth [19:49] JontheEchidna: I think I did, and we have a solution [19:49] * ScottK leaves a dismissive comment in apachelogger's blog and gets back to work. [19:50] I made QApt trunk compile for both libpolkit versions, but I don't think I"ve done a release since that point [19:50] * apachelogger turns on moderation [19:50] I'll make a release this weekend [19:50] what the heck [19:51] I wanna get a gui for search in the Muon Software Center first before I do a qapt/muon release, though [19:58] <_Groo_> ScottK: natty is still accepting feature requests for kubuntu? [19:59] _Groo_: We are still implementing features. At this point I think the team knows mostly what they plan to do. If you want to do the work or can find someone willing, sure, but no guarantees. [19:59] <_Groo_> ScottK: i would like to see if veromix could become the default audio mixer in kubuntu [20:00] <_Groo_> ScottK: i can do the package and upload it to ninja or whatever [20:00] <_Groo_> ScottK: since kubuntu is pulseaudio it would be an awesome feature [20:00] silly people -.- [20:00] <_Groo_> ScottK: since it makes us feature parity with the new gnome audio mixer [20:00] _Groo_: Normally we'd want to get it in the archive and give people a chance to experiment with it. Also, kmix is part of the standard KDE distribution so we don't deviate from that without a significant reason. [20:01] So the first step would be packaging it and then we can see. [20:01] <_Groo_> ScottK: no no, kmix will be there, veromix its a plasmoid [20:01] <_Groo_> ScottK: we dont lose anything [20:01] I see. [20:01] <_Groo_> ScottK: it would juts show up as default [20:01] So it replaces the U/I part of kmix. [20:01] I'd say package it and we'll see. [20:01] That's the first step anyway. [20:01] <_Groo_> ScottK: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=116676 [20:02] <_Groo_> ScottK: it doesnt "replace" in the strict sense of overwriting [20:02] <_Groo_> ScottK: you can have both [20:02] <_Groo_> ScottK: but its much better already [20:02] <_Groo_> ScottK: and since its a python plasmoid its very easy to maintain and update if needed [20:03] <_Groo_> ScottK: version 0.9 even adds nowplaying integration like gnome volume [20:03] <_Groo_> ScottK: im working with the author , clementine as a few bugs with him cause of mpris. [20:03] <_Groo_> ScottK: but it should be in good shape for natty [20:04] <_Groo_> ScottK: anyway play with it, ill try to make a package this weekend [20:04] OK [20:04] <_Groo_> and one for clock wallpaper.. but that one could go to backports too, its a awesome plasmoid too [20:04] <_Groo_> ScottK: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Wallpaper+Clock?content=119563 [20:05] apachelogger: https://launchpad.net/~quintasan/+archive/ppa/+packages <--- I published wrong version but this should work [20:05] <_Groo_> k ppl seeya all tomorrow [20:06] [muon] jmthomas * 1203382 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/ApplicationModel/ApplicationProxyModel.cpp Preseve Xapian search relevance when filtering search results [20:06] Quintasan: is it pr0n? [20:06] apachelogger: >https://launchpad.net/~quintasan [20:06] wtf [20:06] porn on my lp, where? [20:07] trollface.jpg [20:07] ffff [20:07] Quintasan: Probably just apachelogger needing to listen to some Grateful Dead. Don't mind him. [20:08] the real troll is that I just used .jpg [20:11] That could be an online quiz show "The real Troll~" [20:12] I thinks it's time for a nap [20:12] Then I can work on something else [20:13] * apachelogger dances with Nightrose [20:13] baww, ksshaskpass isn't working no more [20:15] [muon] jmthomas * 1203386 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/ (2 files in 2 dirs) Only cast the source model to ApplicationModel once here [20:25] [muon] jmthomas * 1203391 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/ (ApplicationBackend.cpp ApplicationBackend.h) Debconf support in the Muon Software Center. (It doesn't use the CommitWidget from libmuon) [20:29] Riddell: I’d like to help with beta 2 packaging [20:31] i did not think beta 2 came out until wednesday [20:32] bulldog98: do you need a tar? [20:32] cpatrick2008: packagers have exclusive pre-release access [20:32] apachelogger: yes [20:33] bulldog98: which one? [20:33] oh ok [20:33] apachelogger: https://launchpad.net/~bulldog98/+sshkeys The JonathansRechner one [20:34] bulldog98: you are already in there? [20:34] twice actually [20:35] someone could not establish order it would seem [20:36] apachelogger: ssh @ktown.kde.org I don’t know the username for us can you help me out [20:36] ftpubuntu [20:36] bulldog98: ^ [20:36] yofel: thank that’ll go into my .ssh/config [20:38] * bulldog98 got access [20:39] * apachelogger loves jt's way of handling silly bugs ^^ [20:49] i was wondering if anybody has used kdepim what they thought of it compaired to the orgional kde [21:11] anyone doing kdelibs now? [21:12] neversfelde: gave up? [21:12] yofel: bzr is not working for unknown reasons [21:15] hm, works fine here, then I'll try it after all [21:15] JontheEchidna: ping [21:16] apachelogger: pong [21:17] JontheEchidna: say you have a widget that only contains a layout and 4 buttons, and you (currently) do not need the buttons after construction, would you hold them in the private object anyway? [21:17] (all is parented, so cleanup is also handled without having a reference) [21:18] are you asking if they should be made a private member object? [21:18] JontheEchidna: also, do you happen to know a fancy way to prevent multiple connections of one object to another with same signals and slots? [21:18] JontheEchidna: no, whether I should hold them at all [21:19] * apachelogger is not sure if it is wort the 4 pointers he would need ^^ [21:19] They do need to be on the stack to survive after the function that constructs them ends, so only if the entire life of the widget happens in that function [21:19] *on the heap [21:19] JontheEchidna: it is more a style question [21:19] sec [21:20] JontheEchidna: http://paste.ubuntu.com/539546/ [21:21] it is about the 4 buttons, likebutton, dislikebutton, bugbutton and featurebutton [21:21] they get created, hooked up, ditched into the layout and never ever looked at again [21:22] imo since they aren't ever needed in any other function there's no benefit to keeping the pointers around in the private class [21:22] but what if sometime in the future they are? :) [21:23] then they'd go in to the private class [21:24] hm [21:24] that means one will have to privatize them later on [21:24] oh well [21:24] suppose it doesnt matter anyway [21:24] * apachelogger drops the pointers [21:25] yeah, unless you want to enable/disable the buttons in response to some event I don't think you'll ever need to access the buttons from another function [21:25] or perhaps change the text/icon [21:25] I do not think either will ever be the case [21:25] yay for more readable code \o/ [21:25] * apachelogger hugs JontheEchidna [21:25] :) [21:26] likebacks code is so horrible [21:27] there was a function called setVisibleBar(bool) [21:27] the strange naming aside .... what it really did was manipulate the activity of the bar -.- [21:32] m_theBar->hide() ? [21:32] if you really wanted to control visibility^ [21:33] but if it really didn't do that at all, then damn... [21:33] yeah [21:33] I was like [21:33] :O [21:33] Oo [21:33] so I merged that into a overloaded setVisibile(bool) [21:33] and ruphy told me the other day that git master now endlesly loops [21:33] lol [21:33] after squeezing my brain through the code I realized that the bugger was not meant to manipulate visibility at all [21:37] ScottK: I'm just doing kdelibs, you added a kubuntu_77_ksambashare.diff to the package in bzr r301, did you intentionally not add that to the quilt series? [21:37] http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=301&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 301 | Added more developers. [21:44] apachelogger: where do you think that a package search box should go in this picture? http://imagebin.ca/view/vTQ8Cn.html' [21:46] hm [21:46] JontheEchidna: most definitely top [21:46] * yofel is used at seeing that above the list [21:46] hmm, let me be more specific: [21:46] probably at the right [21:47] most definitely not taking up all the width [21:47] should it go next to the back/foward buttons and the breadcrumbs, or below that but above the application view? [21:47] JontheEchidna: next to, unless you have other good things to stick underneath the breadcrumbs [21:47] ok, thanks [21:48] I agree on the basis of saving space, itjust feels a bit werid putting a search bar in the BreadcrumbWidget, so I thought I'd get a second opinion. [21:48] well, quite honestly it is a compromise [21:49] you cannot really stick it anywhere else [21:49] JontheEchidna: how about chopping one breadcrumb entry btw? [21:49] namely the last one ;) [21:49] seems a bit redundant IMHO [21:50] oh, I had already navigated to lskat, then went back [21:50] oh [21:50] ah [21:50] the lskat crumb would go away if you navigated to a different app [21:50] I see [21:50] ok [21:50] JontheEchidna: still would kick the crumb then [21:50] more specifically, if you went into "more details" of a different app [21:51] where you are now it does not make sense anymore [21:51] anyhow, what did I want to say [21:51] ah [21:51] right [21:51] JontheEchidna: maybe you should limit to 2 or 3 breadcrumbs? (I think dolphin does this) [21:51] ... foo -> bar -> foobar [21:52] [selecting game]: ... bar -> foobar -> game [21:52] JontheEchidna: I think that will help with the odd feeling of having search and breadcrumbs in the same widget [21:53] since the breadcrumbs do not feel like they are growing towards the search wiget [21:53] I meant from a programming/source code organization standpoint [21:53] ah, you programmers :P [21:53] :P [21:53] JontheEchidna: call it navigationwidget [21:53] search is a kind of navigation [21:54] this is true [21:54] that's probably what I'll do [21:54] JontheEchidna: btw, from a design POV you probably want to make visual difference between breadcrumb and the sourrunding area [21:54] put them in a frame and have that frame lowered or something [21:55] different from e.g. the back/forward buttons? [21:55] yes [21:55] I'll experiment with that [21:55] needs some testing for sure [21:55] but I think that would animate people to use the breadcrumbs [21:55] oh, on that thought [21:56] JontheEchidna: isnt back and forth a bit of a redundant way of navigating WRT breadcrumbs? [21:56] also usability people liek breadcrumbs better anyway (seele vs. kickoff ;)) [21:57] hmm [21:57] * apachelogger just rememberd that maybe we should breadcrumbify it for real ^^ [21:57] I'll have to think on that one [21:57] Oh, on the subject of framing... [21:58] do you think that framing could help in the app details widget? http://imagebin.ca/view/YebrS6.html [21:58] (good game btw) [21:59] ^^ [21:59] hm [21:59] yes [21:59] absolutely [21:59] JontheEchidna: I would put the remove button right of the title btw [21:59] bottom aligned [22:00] put everything other than the title in a frame [22:00] maybe also sunken or something [22:00] btw, I am proud to say that there are no .ui files at play here :) [22:00] trying to do layouting in designer drives me mad anyways [22:02] So I'm thinking that the remove button should go next to the title, bottom-right aligned. A KRatingWidget for the popcon could go right above it, and then put the stuff below it in a frame [22:03] sounds good [22:04] it is going to be a beauty [22:04] JontheEchidna: you should get hold of sheytan some time and ask him what he thinks about al the magic [22:29] yofel: I added it to bzr because it was in the package. I assumed it was just a forgotten bzr add. [22:34] dantti_work: ping [22:34] or maybe dantti [22:34] apachelogger: hey :) [22:34] * apachelogger thinks dantti needs a quasselcore ^^ [22:35] dantti: when will packagekit switch to cmake? ;) [22:35] what's that? [22:35] dunno, :P [22:35] dantti: the server part of quassel ;) [22:35] dantti: is it gonna happen though? [22:35] well it might happen when I port all of it [22:36] maybe I could help push that a bit forward ^^ [22:36] * apachelogger tries to sell cmake to zeitgeist [22:36] apachelogger: and what does a server part of quassel do? cause I don't like quassel gui [22:36] dantti: it acts like an IRC bouncer [22:37] the server holds the IRC connection and the gui/client only connects to the server [22:37] * dantti is still confused :P english please [22:37] well, you have one server and can attach multiple clients to it [22:37] hmm well but I'd need a fixed ip for that no? [22:37] dyndns would do [22:38] dantti: you could also write another client gui I suppose [22:38] well I'm about to go live abroad so I guess I won't worry for that for now :P [22:38] apachelogger: nah, I'm happy with kvirc :P [22:38] kvirc [22:38] omg [22:38] * apachelogger faints [22:39] hehe [22:39] Riddell: do you know where kubuntu_77_ksambashare.diff came from? [22:39] apachelogger: well dunno I guess I can better read the text here, I get lost in konversation and quassel... [22:40] well, as said, one could write another client UI [22:40] * apachelogger also finds quassel's default setup a bit heavy [22:40] yofel: I suspect rbelem is to blame. [22:41] bzr will know [22:41] and I need some help, kdelibs fails to build :( http://paste.ubuntu.com/539567/ [22:41] apachelogger: well that said, I guess I'll worry about other stuff :P I'll try to commit the cmake stuff to a git branch so you can take a look [22:43] the 4.5.85 upstream tar builds fine unpatched, but the package fails (I removed patches kubuntu 78 and 80 since they were applied upstream) [22:43] dantti: ok, cool [22:44] apachelogger: let me do that right now otherwise I'll forget again :P [22:45] :-) [22:46] * rbelem wants his patch upstream :'( [22:46] rbelem: that patch is supposed to be there? [22:47] yofel, it is not in series, but i think that if upstream take so long to accept we will put there [22:48] ok [22:53] why do we build without FAM / gamin btw.? [22:53] apachelogger: done, take a look it builds large part of the code but the ifndefs are not all covered and the hardest part is to build the backends (ximion sent me a .cmake that would do that I can send you that too) http://gitorious.org/packagekit/packagekit/commits/cmake [22:54] * dantti is out for food [22:55] apachelogger: Not necessarily the best piece of cmake-code, but it works perfectly well ^^ [22:55] apachelogger: Btw: Do I have to write a request for sync of PackageKit into Natty from Debian Experimental? [22:56] that depends on whether we have a ubuntuN version suffix [22:56] because then it will probably need a merge to maintain the delta [22:57] ximion: btw you could package libdebconf-kde which is in extragear at GIT :D [22:58] ximion: and I added the cmd line option so you can pass the socket path to the cmd line too [22:58] tool [22:58] dantti: sure [22:58] I'm waiting for admins to create a repo for apper now [22:58] apachelogger: I already did all the merging stuff in Debian. The package should work out-of-the-box. [22:59] apachelogger: The only Ubuntu-specific thing is the vendor patch, I prepared on for Ubuntu here: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~packagekit/packagekit/ubuntu/annotate/head%3A/debian/patches/vendor.patch [23:00] PackageKit does not show up on merges.ubuntu.com, that's why I ask. [23:00] hm [23:00] (Cause sharing code between Natty and unstable is easier if both packages have the same basis :P Also, the Debian-version is newer) [23:01] well [23:01] I think we are merging from unstable this cycle around [23:01] new packagekit is in experimental, is it not? [23:01] dantti: You need to provide a tarball of debconf-kde for me to package it... [23:02] apachelogger: Yes, it is in experimental [23:02] that is probably why it does not show up [23:02] the APTcc code requires at leas GLib 2.26, sid has 2.24, exp has 2.27, so it is in experimental at time [23:02] * yofel thinks he found the failing patch.. [23:02] apachelogger: there's also a newer version of it in unstable [23:03] ximion: I'll take a look at over the weekend (hopefully) [23:03] apachelogger: See http://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=sourcenames&keywords=packagekit [23:03] JontheEchidna, Riddell, ScottK: ^ packagekit needs merging, in case either of you has time [23:03] ok, thanks! :) [23:03] ximion: thanks for the heads up [23:03] ximion: for debconf you could just use the ubuntu tar https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdebconf-kde [23:06] apachelogger: Some DD require a debian/watch file, that's why I'm asking for it... [23:06] I'll take the Ubuntu package as starting point, maybe there are only a few changes needed for Debian. [23:06] well, since there was no proper release yet, you cannot make one ;) [23:06] ximion: possibly you will need to create a get-orig-source target though [23:07] some odd people require them if a watch file is not possible [23:07] apachelogger is one of them I think... ;) [23:07] maybe dantti plans a release soon... if so, I'll finish the implementation in PackageKit (then PackageKit will support Debconf-KDE, which APT does not - strange world :P) [23:10] ximion: I wouldnt count on it, dantti is release shy ;) [23:10] apachelogger: Get-orig-source and debian/watch are both really useful, saves a lot of work. (Especially for people not knowing the application, who just want to upload the package with a small fix) [23:10] :P [23:10] I am harassing him for a printer manager release for weeks ... no movement there ... ;) [23:13] I'm really buisy with some other stuff here too, so I don't know when I'll finish this package... (There's also some code I want to develop for PK this weekend) [23:13] but if I'm ready, I think mvo will upload it [23:14] apachelogger: +1 breadcrumbs [23:14] ^^ [23:15] apachelogger: I'll make a get-orig-source rule for the KDE Git [23:15] (if I found debconf-kde there!) [23:16] not sure if it moved yet [23:16] apachelogger: It did: git://git.kde.org/libdebconf-kde [23:17] so magic [23:17] really nice KDE uses Git now :) [23:18] KDE SC doesn't use yet [23:19] Tm_T: But they will ^^ IMO Git is [23:19] ...the best DVCS for large projects :P [23:19] better than bazaar at least *sigh* [23:20] (But I'm a Git-fan, Mercurial or DARCS people would strongly disagree) [23:20] ximion: will, thus my "yet" [23:21] yofel: Bzr really needs a git-like cherry-pick feature (The thing I miss the most) [23:22] Tm_T: Yes, I was wrong there, I first thought a lot more KDE SC projects would use Git now, but the "important" parts still is in SVN [23:22] it needs some general rework, when I checkout branches I have no idea how long it'll take since the estimate is corrected all the time, and having a bzr process that's using over half a GiB of memory is crazy [23:22] I only noticed some of the kdesupport stuff moving to git.kde.org, but even there not everything [23:23] each project do their own move [23:23] yofel: kdelibs have rules finished for git move [23:23] \o/ [23:23] yofel: Python-tool :P Fortunately I only use Bazaar for the PackageKit packaging, since it is the only VCS Launchpad supports and it's easier to collaborate with Ubuntu there. [23:23] yofel: fooey, we still are unable to do anything :/ [23:23] and they have a repro right now, but it wasn’t synced yet (it’s empty until tomorrow) [23:24] yeah... :'( [23:24] They'd better move this whole code before we get this bug in recipes fixed [23:24] need to leave now... [23:24] gn8 [23:25] Night ximion [23:25] gn ximion [23:25] gn ximion [23:25] well, it's time for me too, I need some sleep. [23:25] ng Quintasan [23:25] Quintasan: wanna look at policykit for lucid btw.? [23:25] I gave up [23:26] yofel: Ask me tomorrow, I still have at least two tests to prepare for and I'm dead tired now :P [23:26] Quintasan: sure, sleep well [23:26] See you later, as in 6-7 hours :P [23:27] heh [23:27] * yofel wants to finish kdelibs first [23:33] YES, kdelibs built fine finally... [23:36] * bulldog98 hugs yofel [23:37] I possibly have local KDE build done here [23:38] could anyone explain to me what purpose 23_solid_no_double_build.diff has? That's what made it fail to build [23:38] patch contents: http://paste.ubuntu.com/539580/ [23:39] there (were?) some stuff built twice in different places [23:39] I guess it's possibly not needed anymore [23:40] I didn't remove it but disabled it for now [23:40] [muon] jmthomas * 1203430 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/ (10 files in 4 dirs) Add a GUI for searching [23:48] [muon] jmthomas * 1203432 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/ (3 files in 2 dirs) Hide the search edit if the view type cannot search [23:48] search is complete \o/ [23:50] http://imagebin.ca/view/HtxAH3Pe.html [23:54] [muon] jmthomas * 1203434 * trunk/extragear/sysadmin/muon/installer/CategoryView/CategoryViewWidget.cpp If there already is an existing search view, but we are at a higher place in the heirarchy, switch back to the search view when we search again