[00:46] jussi: Congratulations. [01:07] Quintasan: ping [01:07] debfx: define not working at all [01:08] apachelogger: hey, I have a problem with quilt can u help? [01:08] shadeslayer: the perfect diff is -urNad [01:09] depends how quick it is solvable [01:09] * apachelogger is about to pack and go to bed [01:09] jus one thing, in quilt there is stack of all the patches that someone is applyin. Right? [01:10] apachelogger: ^ [01:10] apachelogger: when will these patches be used by upstream? [01:11] c2tarun: when you tell upstream [01:11] or [01:12] after you tell them [01:13] apachelogger: so why is it that our patch gets applied to them and then we get an error? I mean what is the point of error? there should be a message that patche applied successfully [01:17] c2tarun: you would need a rather smart artifical inteligence to decide whether a patch was applied or whether the file just changed so drastically that the patch would no longer apply [01:17] in particular too smart to realize at this time with sensible effort [01:17] hence you as packager need to subsitute [01:17] and decide on your own whether it was applied upstream or not [01:21] so after we got an error yesterday Quintasan told that patch is applied so our file is useless so we removed it. but If it is for us to decide that patch is applied or not, how come he said so? [01:21] apachelogger: ^^ [01:22] he looked at the patch and the relevant source file [01:22] compared the two [01:23] and found that our patch was applied upstream [01:23] in the best case scenario the new file will just look like the one after the patch was applied [01:23] i.e. minus removed lines and plus added lines etc. [01:24] ok, one more thing, I have the .deb file with me. What should I do now? I mean u said that our archive don't have version 2.0, so what to do? [01:24] create a debdiff and poke Quintasan with it [01:24] !debdiff [01:24] A simple way to patch Debian/Ubuntu packages is to attach a debdiff to a bug report, or send it to the team which handles the package. Learn more about it from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Howtos/Debdiff [01:25] apachelogger: ok, and can u please name some more packages whos latest versions we dont have in archives? [01:26] just look around at kde-apps.org or qt-apps.org [01:27] * apachelogger could not name an outdated package out of the top of his head [01:27] apachelogger: sure, thanks a lot :) [01:27] yw [01:35] there is an application kpassgen : http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/KPassGen?content=108673 i couldn't find this application in our archives, its a good application. how can I get it added to our archives? [01:36] create a new package [01:36] * apachelogger goes packing [01:37] apachelogger: ok, then again create a debdiff and poke back in here? :) [01:38] no [01:38] !revu [01:38] REVU is a web-based tool to give people who have worked on Ubuntu packages a chance to "put their packages out there" for other people to look at and comment on in a structured manner. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU [01:41] apachelogger: thanks :) [01:50] I am trying to pack an application, since there was no debian folder there i tried to dh_make, but got this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/561213/ [01:51] ok sorry i was in wrong folder :) [01:55] this is a changelog i created, can anyone please take a look http://paste.ubuntu.com/561217/ === muesli_ is now known as muesli [03:06] hi, i was hoping that 4.6 would fix my problem but it has persisted across several versions of kde. i've got a weird problem where the screen doesn't refresh or redraw properly. it's hard to explain so i've made an album here: http://imgur.com/a/yZXGp does anyone have any suggestions? [03:07] i've created a new user account to see if it helps. it had no effect. [03:09] my video card is an intel gma4500 on a latitude e6500 notebook. changing focus on the window fixes the problem, hence the camera pics, a print screen would fix the issue before it made the capture [03:11] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp982flD6pk <- ScottK now that is a blizzard :p i took that video for 30 seconds and about died [03:12] it happens on gtk apps, on qt apps, on buttons, on text entry boxes (it's even happened as i've entered text here using konversation) [03:12] and obviously, it also happens on web pages [03:17] is this the right place to bring a problem like this? [03:19] Quintan: ping [03:19] Quintasan: ping [03:31] has anyone seen anything like this? [03:33] nixternal: I heard a rumour [03:35] it is nothing more than a rumor [03:35] what was the rumor? [03:42] that he lost power due to thundersnow? [03:42] or the rumor that he might be coming back to work on documentation? [03:43] bzr checkout in effect [03:50] nixternal: your return to doc work [03:50] yeah, that would be a huge rumor :p [03:50] who told you something like that? [03:50] i know you aren't reading planet.ubuntu.com :p [03:51] LOL [03:51] Well, there *is* twitter [03:52] twitter lies [03:53] * nixternal grabs his flashlight [03:53] LOL [03:54] nixternal: Meh. I was stationed at NAS Keflavik, Iceland during the worst winter they'd had in over half a century. The wind there has about 2,000 miles of clear ocean to get going before it hits. [03:55] the power wants to go out so bad here...the lights have flickered so much it is like a disco in my office [03:55] :D [03:55] ScottK: oh yeah, been to Keflavik, you can have that place [03:55] nixternal: I'll take the powerpc box if you really don't want it. [03:56] if anyone decides to look into my problem, i just discovered that disabling compositing appears to fix that issue. [03:56] ok, we can arrange that in the next week [03:56] Cool. [03:56] ansgar_: Probably Intel issues. Intel's been crap since about Intrepid. [03:57] lucid is where it went south [03:57] that's too bad. i had always assumed that they would be well supported [03:57] For my older Intel systems Lucid was an improvement over Karmic. [03:57] I finally fixed my dumb plymouth nvidia issues [03:58] ansgar_: They made some major changes and it's taking them a long time to get it sorted. [03:58] It is, by and large, gradually improving, but it seems like it's always something. [03:58] ansgar_: switch to xrender if you want compositing [03:58] i'll keep trying every now and then. [04:01] nixternal: that appears to work also. thanks. that'll at least get me drop shadows and some transparency. [04:02] a workaround is a lifesaver. that problem was so annoying. i'll get out of you guys' hair now. [04:02] thanks again [04:05] can anyone tell me the package for KDE4, i need to add that package into build-depends. [04:07] sweet, my new-to-me dell laptop I am getting has Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated [04:08] hope it has ok graphics [04:08] i wants my blur [05:55] http://i.imgur.com/ahfvB.jpg how is that for some snow. we can't open our front door because the drift goes from the ground to the roof [05:59] Oh jeez... [05:59] I almost feel bad for wearing shorts and a T-Shirt today. [06:07] i just attempted to go out in shorts. bad idea, very bad idea [06:08] ScottK: will try today [06:09] i need a good video camera. we are going to go skitching in about an hour. fired up the snowmobiles, now it is time to play [06:16] nixternal: omg, wow [09:11] Quintasan: ping [09:25] apachelogger: ping === hunger_ is now known as hunger [09:33] apachelogger: when opening a dvd it doesn't do anything (no playback, no error message) [10:19] The bookmark editor (in krdc, konsole,...) is misbehaving badly in KDE 4.6. Is it just me? Misbehaving = editing or adding a bookmark is very hard. You can only do it one character at a time. After each character the editor jumps to the root of the bookmarks. [10:45] JontheEchidna: why have you dropped the ubuntu font patch from gtk2-engines-qtcurve? [11:00] apachelogger: ah ... Nur worked for me in the past [11:07] c2tarun: ping [11:08] Quintasan|Droid: yup hi [11:08] Quintasan|Droid: pong [11:09] c2tarun: about bug #408964 why are you dubling the work? [11:09] Launchpad bug 408964 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] kpassgen" [Wishlist,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408964 [11:09] Quintasan|Droid: doubling means? [11:09] c2tarun: When a package is in Debian and not in Ubuntu we can sync it [11:10] c2tarun: if you didnt notice I am the bug reporter and Im currently looking for sponsor in Debian [11:10] Quintasan|Droid: i didn't knew that, I just wanted to learn some packaging, I went to kde-apps downloaded its source code and packed it. It was fun u know :) [11:11] Quintasan|Droid: actually the fact is I am getting bored all day, so I decided lets pack something, it was good. but i dont know about the term sync? what is it? [11:12] damn [11:12] c2tarun: Well, its fine but you just wasted you time in the long term :( [11:12] c2tarun: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=needs-packaging [11:12] c2tarun: these bugs contain whishes for new packages [11:13] c2tarun: please also check if they were requested in Debian so you can submit them to Debian directly and then we can sync it [11:13] c2tarun: If noone is currently assigned to any of these bugs and you feel like you can do it then assign yourself [11:14] Quintasan|Droid: actually i packed one more thing, wait [11:14] shadeslayer: This QuasselDroid thingy FC's at connectiob [11:15] Quintasan|Droid: hey i lost the bug number :( of the application i packed [11:15] c2tarun: Did you assign yourself to it? [11:15] Quintasan|Droid: yup [11:16] c2tarun: check on your launchpad profile [11:17] Quintasan|Droid: got it :) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/710347 [11:17] Ubuntu bug 710347 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging] schedio" [Wishlist,New] [11:17] Quintasan|Droid: i packed it, but what to do now i dont know. [11:17] You should upload the changes file to REVU [11:18] c2tarun: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU [11:18] actually i went to that wesite but failed to find the upload. [11:18] c2tarun: dput revu package_version_source.changes [11:18] c2tarun: Just read it, everything is there [11:19] I can't help you now since I'm currently busy enough pretending to be doing something on IT classess [11:19] Quintasan|School: sure :) i'll try to finish it [11:19] JontheEchidna: I found that my IT classess would be a good time to bug tiriage :P [11:20] c2tarun: You will probably have some problems at the beginning but you need to live through that and you will eventually get a hang of it [11:20] It's easy after a few tries :D [11:21] Quintasan|School: sure, in case of any problem i'll ask on #kubuntu-devel or #ubuntu-motu [11:22] shadeslayer: Do we have anything that needs mentioning in the blog post related to Project Neon? [11:23] c2tarun: I suggest that you should try getting every new package to Debian instead [11:24] Quintasan|School: hey one thing please, getting into Debian and Getting into ubuntu have same processes or different [11:24] c2tarun: Mostly their are the same [11:24] c2tarun: http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/index.en.html#contents [11:25] c2tarun: This is actually the most helpful guide out there [11:26] c2tarun: what will be different is probably the Maintainer field in debian/control and version in debian/changelog [11:27] I don't think dependencies will change much [11:27] okay time's up for me [11:27] see you later [11:29] Quintasan|School: bye [11:43] I have made a short (2MB) movie of keditbookmarks 4.6 weirdness. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/296786/keditbookmarks-4.6.ogv Can anyone confirm this bug, or is there something wrong with my KDE? [11:56] [docmessages] zepires * 1218463 * (52 files in 21 dirs) Finished HEAD for now [13:05] debfx: bug 693892 might be an interesting alternative to kchmviewer [13:05] Launchpad bug 693892 in kdegraphics (Ubuntu) "create separate package for okular chm files" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/693892 [13:05] alvin: sorry busy testing alpha 2 candidates today [13:05] Quintasan_: dont think so .... happy blogging :) [13:06] Riddell: That's good. Do they also contain KDE 4.6? [13:06] alvin: yes [13:07] Good. I'm now installing dbg packages (maverick) because 4.6 does have a lot of crashes here. (But the NFS kioslave works again! I'm so happy) === 30BAAR3ML is now known as zegenie [13:46] We need a 'kubuntu-bug'... I'm tired of the message "this is not a genuine ubuntu package" [13:46] bleep [13:49] no, you need a apport config file and hooks for all PPA packages (not really worth the trouble IMHO) [13:50] android: you have gone over to the google mobile side too? [13:50] Riddell: yup, have had it for some time now... [13:51] Riddell: just wish I could get Qt running here [13:53] mmmm snowpocalypse :) === tarun is now known as Guest78418 === Guest78418 is now known as c2tarun [14:55] brand new alpha 2 candidates for testing! http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/20110201.1/ [14:56] all fresh and exciting [15:00] Riddell: in theory yes, but upstream doesn't support out-of-source building (the chm backend even uses private header files) [15:00] debfx: ah, well there goes that idea then [15:02] debfx: could you say so on the bug and close the bug? [15:06] claydoh_: how's the alpha 2 info page doing? [15:31] all new bluedevil out if anyone is looking for things to package [15:31] (and backport) [15:33] Riddell: you mean simple packaging? [15:34] c2tarun: feel free to take it up [15:34] i can assist [15:35] Riddell: sure then :) i wanna give it a try [15:35] apachelogger: listen to Tron Legacy OST [15:35] OMG WIN [15:36] idk if i like the movie more or the OST [15:36] debfx: I requested a sync (and dropped that patch) because its no longer the default gtk theme for us [15:41] Riddell: Ping [15:49] Mueheh when you can guys update kamoso :p now that we have QtGst already in :p [15:49] hi c2tarun [15:49] sorry was busy testing CDs [15:49] c2tarun: whats the problem? :) [15:50] hmm [15:50] shadeslayer: "OST"? [15:50] Riddell: official sound track [15:50] apparently kate was brutally ripped out of kdebase along with konsole [15:51] kate was in kdesdk [15:51] hi Riddell [15:51] c2tarun: do you have a natty machine to make the package on? [15:52] Riddell: uh ... why is it under kdebase now? :D [15:52] Riddell: ya i have a pbuilder for natty [15:52] https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdebase/kate/ [15:52] c2tarun: well I'm not a big fan of using pbuilder for anything other than final testing [15:53] I'm sure there are ways to use it for packaging but I've never worked it out, I just use my local system or a chroot [15:53] (or an ec2 machine) [15:53] Riddell: actually I am very new, and since morning i packed two packages in trial and find pbuilder quite comfortable. [15:54] c2tarun: maybe you could show me how to use pbuilder :) === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [15:54] Riddell: and in chroot I have to uninstall all the depend* each time i quit so as to keep it clean. [15:54] Riddell: U are Riddell, what i heard about u is u are whole and sole of kubuntu :P [15:55] Riddell: https://code.launchpad.net/~neon << Check the number of owned branches [15:55] Riddell: how can I show u ? [15:56] c2tarun: I can set up my machine so we can both share a screen session and do it together [15:56] Riddell: sure :) I am just assuming that u know how to do that, coz i have no idea :P [15:57] Riddell: You are NOT using pbuilder for building packages? :O [15:59] Riddell: anyway what is there for packing? [15:59] afiestas: Whenever you can link me to source :P [15:59] Quintasan: for final testing yes but for initial packaging I do it locally, pbuilder is mainly set up to simulate the build daemons as I see it [15:59] c2tarun, Riddell mind if i join in. I have been bugging shadeslayer for quite some time about pbuilder :p [16:00] :D [16:00] I have a ninja pbuilder with deps installed right in so I'm not wasting any time [16:00] s/in./in?/ [16:00] tazz meant: "c2tarun, Riddell min? if i join in. I have been bugging shadeslayer for quite some time about pbuilder :p" [16:00] tazz: welcome :) [16:00] tazz: you want to watch c2tarun teach me how to use pbuilder? [16:00] c2tarun: where can i find your ssh key? [16:00] Riddell, affirmative. [16:01] tazz: where can I find your ssh key? [16:01] Riddell: https://launchpad.net/~c2tarun [16:01] c2tarun: ssh ubuntu@ec2-174-129-46-138.compute-1.amazonaws.com [16:01] c2tarun: screen -x [16:01] Riddell, do i PM you my key ? [16:02] tazz: better to have it in your launchpad account [16:02] tazz: its a public key ... everyone can see it :P [16:02] tazz: (public key only of course, keep the private bit private) [16:02] Quintasan: ftp://ftp.solnet.ch/mirror/KDE/unstable/kamoso/2.0-alpha2/ :p [16:02] Riddell, i am at work, the i dont have my launchpad keys on me right now. [16:02] >unstable [16:03] apt-cache [16:03] brrr [16:03] shadeslayer, to avoid spamming the channel :) [16:03] tazz: well any way of getting it to me is fine [16:03] How can I add the URL of an upstream tracker (well, bugs.kde.org) to a bug in Launchpad? [16:03] brrr.... kate takes time to compile :S [16:05] c2tarun: are you in? [16:06] Riddell: ya [16:06] c2tarun: are you sure? you're not in the last log [16:07] Riddell: chk now [16:07] I'm looking for the 'remote bug watch' button [16:07] c2tarun: in the screen session? [16:07] tazz: ssh ubuntu@ec2-174-129-46-138.compute-1.amazonaws.com [16:07] tazz: screen -x [16:08] Quintasan: the idea is to have 2.0-final (aka stable) in a matter of weeks [16:08] depends on the number of bugs we get, but alpha1 show to us that 2.0 is damn stable :p [16:08] Riddell: ya I am there now [16:08] ah k [16:08] getting to it right now [16:08] c2tarun: type something [16:09] test it yourself if you can :p [16:09] c2tarun: excellent [16:09] tazz: are you in? [16:10] Riddell: yesterday I started to think what we should create something such "KDE OS group" so all people interested in KDE as in OS can work together [16:10] afiestas: QtGst as build dep or runtime dep? [16:10] what do you think? there is anything like that? [16:10] Quintasan: build [16:10] Riddell, i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/561471/ [16:10] c2tarun: do you know how to start packaging this? [16:10] Riddell: packaging this means? [16:11] tazz: try now [16:11] Riddell just made me think that teaching packaging on a EC2 machine is a good idea [16:11] Quintasan: the runtime dependencies are in: https://projects.kde.org/projects/playground/multimedia/kamoso/repository/revisions/0dbca3cd89eb5998a777e92265494e5e411051f6/entry/README [16:11] c2tarun: packaging bluedevil [16:11] Riddell, yes i am in. [16:12] tazz: in the screen session? [16:12] Riddell: i know how to start packaging [16:12] i used the command 'screen -x' [16:12] tazz: type something [16:12] i did [16:12] great :) [16:12] :D [16:12] c2tarun: ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/bluedevil/1.0.2/src/bluedevil-1.0.2.tar.bz2 is the new source we want packaged [16:13] afiestas: oh god, that's a lots of deps :P [16:13] c2tarun: this is a maverick machine so it'll need a natty pbuilder or similar [16:13] c2tarun: take good care of bluedevil :p [16:13] Quintasan: the only runtime debs are gstreamer-base and gstreamer-good [16:14] c2tarun: want to go ahead and start packaging it? [16:14] Riddell: sure [16:14] c2tarun: are you doing anything? [16:15] Riddell: looking at the files [16:15] c2tarun: in the screen session? [16:16] Riddell: nope [16:16] Riddell: in the tarball u gave me. [16:16] c2tarun: can you work in the screen session so me and tazz can watch? [16:16] shadeslayer: dude, that album is so old my grama already listend to it... [16:16] Riddell: meh, it seems c2tarun doesn't quite get ssh yet [16:16] apachelogger: ah ... [16:17] Quintasan: yeah :( [16:19] c2tarun: ooh, something happened :) [16:19] it'll need a sudo apt-get update to fix those missing packages [16:19] i tried to install ubuntu-dev-tools [16:19] i see a couple of 404s [16:21] c2tarun: best install ubuntu-dev-tools [16:22] Riddell: which configuration? [16:22] c2tarun: No configuration [16:22] afiestas: can you grab latest packaging of kamoso in Ubuntu and tell me if the patches are still needed there? [16:22] that debconf popup is annoying [16:24] Quintasan: where can I see them? [16:24] wait, let me upload them [16:25] Riddell: one question, how can we get bluedevil-1.0.2 files? [16:26] c2tarun: wget ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/bluedevil/1.0.2/src/bluedevil-1.0.2.tar.bz2 [16:26] wget is one of my favourite command line programmes :) [16:27] afiestas: http://people.ubuntu.com/~quintasan/ [16:27] afiestas: armel-qmax-fix, ( this is probably needed), kubuntu_01_.... and vlc11-build-fix [16:28] same here... [16:28] ffff [16:29] c2tarun: stuck? [16:30] ooh that worked :) [16:30] Riddell: :) [16:31] next time use tar -jxvf [16:31] yes, tar can do the bunzip2 step for you [16:31] Quintasan: I don't understand this one: http://people.ubuntu.com/~quintasan/kubuntu_01_fix_compile.diff [16:31] tazz Riddell: ok sure :) [16:31] why replace colorCount by a hardcode value? [16:32] afiestas: * Add kubuntu_01_fix_compile.diff to cope with GCC changes that cause Kamoso to FTBFS [16:32] afiestas: from changelog [16:32] I guess it is useless now [16:32] FTBFS ? :$ [16:32] Fails To Build From Source [16:32] tazz: tar knows to bunzip, no need to give it the -j [16:32] afiestas: silly acronym for "compile error" [16:33] http://people.ubuntu.com/~quintasan/armel-qmax-fix <--this should still be valid, I will include it for alpha2+1 [16:33] Awesome [16:33] afiestas: GStreamer: WARNING: interface library not found [16:33] maco, i am probably a old school guy ^^ lol [16:33] Quintasan: you're missing a package, just a second and I can tell you what it is [16:33] JontheEchidna: line earlier say it found gsteamer :O [16:34] but not the plugin libraries [16:34] libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-dev [16:34] I think good are needed to [16:34] too* [16:34] shouldn't be needed as a build-dep, I don't think [16:36] Riddell: should I change the name in changelog? [16:36] c2tarun: no but the version number needs changed [16:36] c2tarun: oh I see, the "Ubuntu " bit should be your name and e-mail [16:37] afiestas: okay, stuff builds without patching, I guess I will refresh the ARM one [16:37] afiestas: the rest is not needed for now? [16:37] the vlc not (we don't use vlc anymore) [16:38] vlc-fix not, compile-fix (colourCount) not, arm maybe [16:38] Riddell tazz: can you please check the version number? [16:38] c2tarun: perfect [16:41] Riddell: how can i check that is there any pbuilder env there or not? [16:42] c2tarun: there's nothing there, this is a new machine [16:42] Riddell: ok so i'll create a natty one [16:42] I'm in the meeting now [16:43] go ahead, if you get stuck ask tazz or shadeslayer or Quintasan or anyone [16:43] back in 20 minutes [16:43] Riddell: sure [16:43] WTF [16:43] apachelogger: http://java.net/projects/hudson/lists/dev/archive/2011-02/message/0 [16:43] ROFL [16:43] read the whole thread [16:48] how can i conver *.tar to *.tar.gz? [16:48] what on earth is going on [16:49] vim is borken [16:49] Quintasan: actually I bunziped the *.bz2 to *.tar then *.tar to *.orig.tar [16:50] lol [16:50] Quintasan: oh.. i thought u talking with me. [16:50] c2tarun: dude, what on earth are you trying to do? [16:50] c2tarun: if you want to unpack the source just unpack it with tar [16:51] c2tarun: the .orig. is added with "mv" [16:51] like mv source-2.0.tar.gz source_2.0.orig.tar.gz [16:51] then u unpack it [16:52] its not tar.gz that is the prob, it is just tar :( [16:52] gzip -9 [16:52] gzip -9 tar [16:52] :O [16:52] seems we both like high compression :P [16:53] thanks folks :) [16:53] FFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUU- [16:55] i got and error of make: dh: Command not found [16:56] c2tarun: apt-get install debhelper [16:57] afiestas: this is magic [16:57] somehow quilt refuses to do anything with this magical source :P [16:57] more like: sudo apt-get build-dep bluedevil ? [16:58] without sudo in chroot [17:00] Quintasan: ? [17:00] afiestas: no, nothing, somehow diff magically added some lines to itself [17:00] c2tarun: hi, back, doing ok? [17:00] Riddell: stuck actually, asking from tazz [17:01] there is a perl module missing. [17:01] "dh: unable to load addon kde" that's in pkg-kde-tools [17:01] so install pkg-kde-tools [17:03] Riddell: can u see the error now? actually it never asked for my key, just reported it not available. [17:04] c2tarun: that's fine, it's trying to gpg sign it but this machine doesn't have your gpg key so that failed, but otherwise the source package is successfully built [17:04] you can run debuild -S -us -uc to tell it not to gpg sign it [17:05] but the only difference is you won't get that "failed to sign" error [17:05] Riddell: but i thought that unsigned packages are invalid? [17:05] c2tarun: you only need to sign it if you are uploading to the archive or to a PPA, but we're not doing that yet [17:06] Riddell: http://paste.kde.org/3973 <-- can you review this? [17:06] Riddell: ok so i should move on. [17:06] and you don't have upload rights to the archive anyway so it wouldn't help if you signed it when we do want to upload it [17:06] c2tarun: yes [17:08] Quintasan: "Added more build-dependencies" you should say what those build-deps are [17:09] debian/patches/armel-qmax-fix confusing not having the ".diff" on the end of that [17:09]