[00:06] simmah down now [00:10] nixternal: Quote of the day: " Ubuntu service revenue rightfully belongs with Canonical..." [00:10] Makes it pretty clear the rest of us are just here for the fun of it. [00:10] yeah, sabdfl has lost his fucking mind [00:11] arch linux could always use some developers, but you can't propose any patches :p [00:12] but ScottK at the same time, you have to remember that revenue pays for community people to get to a UDS [00:13] nixternal: Sure, but I'm giving up a week of consulting revenue to go. I think I'm making a bigger sacrifice. [00:14] you are, but that's on you. you don't see me going to UDS anymore [00:15] Well I didn't apply for this one yet. [00:15] i won't even waste my time. the last 2 i applied for i got turned down [00:16] well [00:16] there is meego [00:16] a) you get cute stuff [00:16] haha, meego...i just spit all over the place [00:16] b) notmark uses it [00:16] c) intel uses it [00:16] d) work for intel and beat up keith for shitty drivers [00:17] Can't work for Intel. Don't live in Portland or Texas. [00:17] i use kubuntu, because i know you all are doing an awesome job. mobile devices, it is only android for me, the rest is useless [00:17] i also use arch, fedora, and suse [00:18] but i am thinking my next laptop will probably be a mac [00:18] nixternal: wait for kubuntu mobile [00:18] also [00:18] Phonon is working on an own OS [00:19] right, and what will kubuntu mobile run on? nothing i currently own right [00:19] and soon declaring war on DVDs I hear [00:19] nixternal: actually, with some tweaking this can be made happen [00:19] nixternal: n900 is the first, but not last, target. [00:19] all them android phones run the same shitty board type [00:19] right, the n900, is that thing even relevant? [00:20] which happens to be the same the n900 is using [00:20] how much are they? [00:20] have you guys seen ubuntu run on an android phone? i worked on a rom for the droid eris, it sucks [00:21] we are not talking about ubuntu [00:21] right, and kde is that much faster right? [00:22] debian with lxde wasn't bad, but it wasn't good either [00:22] ... [00:22] how much do you know about the hardware of those devices? :P [00:22] actually [00:22] why doesn't anyone do a kde type of interface for android, more along the lines of touchwiz rather than an entires OS? [00:22] KDE got one thing ubuntu does not have [00:22] the supreme overlord master emperator general lord of phonon [00:22] here is a question, and the only reason i ask is because i haven't been around....why would ubuntu/kubuntu want to target mobile devices when there is already a clear and proven leader from the linux side there? [00:23] claydoh: cause Qt only got available on android :P [00:23] actually there is already talk going on about porting kdelibs [00:23] apachelogger: i know enough on the hardware to be dangerous. i am cooking roms for droid phones as we speak :) [00:23] but it is a long shot from that to KDE apps on android [00:23] nixternal: thats sort of my next question :) [00:23] as android cannot do regular qwidgets to my knowledge [00:23] nixternal: my mom can do a rom :P [00:23] anyhow [00:23] android has its own widgets, what would make qwidgets better? [00:23] no, not apps just the look n feel, more or less [00:24] apachelogger: patches to android as well if that counts for anything, just the browser so far [00:24] what all those ubuntus-for-you-name-it-phone ports have in common is lack of the most vital piece of software [00:24] namely the graphics driver [00:24] or rather the underlying libraries to make that thing faster [00:25] if qt can make android better, then i am all for it, but at this point in time, i don't see how you could make the android interface any better...though qt could have their own stuff like htc does with the sense [00:25] clearly you are biased :P [00:25] apachelogger: tegra2 has good graphics :) [00:25] * claydoh has no clue on these thing as he has no phone, and the mrs will not let him play with hers - he would probably "fix" too many things [00:26] oh [00:26] did I mention that Phonon supports tegra2 [00:26] did I mention that qtmm does not [00:26] nixternal: exzctly a kde or qt like layer like sense or touchwiz [00:27] ok, is kde 4.6.1 expected for alpha3? [00:27] time to eat, back in a few [00:27] * apachelogger thinks doing apps in Qt makes more sense than that [00:28] especially since you would render all widgets useless [00:31] claydoh: I don't think so. I think right after. [00:34] so not much new for a3, outside of filesharing, and printer config, anf language selector kcm? [00:35] * apachelogger thinks that is plenty [00:35] Compiles on armel. [00:35] Not clear if it works though. [00:35] ScottK: are you attending the meeting tomorrow to get gcc stuff moving? [00:35] apachelogger: I'm planning on attending the Ubuntu platform team meeting and bringing it up there. [00:35] kthx [00:36] I shall look at the n900 kernel tomorrow [00:36] Thanks. [00:36] * apachelogger got a project management class from 8 to 13 -.- [00:36] It would be nice to get gcc fixed before we upload 4.6.1. [00:36] most definitely [00:39] apachelogger: What bug is it we're after getting fixed? [00:39] kubotu: google gcc launchpad qt unity segfault [00:39] Results for gcc launchpad qt unity segfault: 1. [Bug 705689] Re: unity-2d-launcher crashes with segfault error on ...: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg2734783.html | 2. [Bug 705689] Re: QT applications crash with segfault error on ...: http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg2740986.html [00:39] 3. [ubuntu] "Segmentation fault" When install Nokia QT - Ubuntu Forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1609526 [00:39] Launchpad bug 705689 in Linaro GCC 4.5 "Qt applications crash with segfault error on armel when Qt is built with gcc 4.5 on natty" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/705689 [00:39] that one ^^ [00:39] Thanks. [00:39] I love how related stuff always comes up first in search results :D [00:40] stupid bug -.- [00:42] apachelogger: Maybe we could do some magic in pkg-kde-tools to force gcc 4.4 on armel until this is fixed for all KDE packages? [00:42] Gotta run. [00:43] phonon would require manual fix at least [00:43] I do not think we are using pkg-kde-tools there [00:43] ScottK: worth considering though [00:44] qca might need a manual fix too [00:44] and strigi [00:44] that should get us to a working plasma-mobiel it would seem from ldd [02:47] Can anyone help me with this error: E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/private-ppa.launchpad.net_kubuntu-ninjas_ppa_ubuntu_dists_natty_main_source_Sources - open (2: No such file or directory) I got this when installing build-dependencies for attica. [03:17] Can anyone please help me with this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/574265/ [03:27] c2tarun: do you have libqt4-qmake installed? No expert here, but you may be missing that package [03:27] claydoh: it is installed but not in build-depends of the package i'll add it there :) [03:29] claydoh: you sure its libqt4-qmake or qt4-qmake? [03:30] my memory, bad as it is, vaguely remembers something similar from long ago..... [03:30] iirc qt4-qmake, unless it is using qt3 [03:31] I looked on apt-cache search and it returned qt4-qmake. The problem is I installed it on my system and added it to build-depends of control file, still I am getting same erorr [03:36] hmm may have to point it to wherever qmake is, [03:37] hmmm pkg-kde-tools may have the helper scripts that , um, help, in finding kde/qt things iirc [03:37] claydoh: yup and I just checked FindQt4.cmake file is there, so either something wrong with FindQt4.cmake file or I am not able to understand the prob. [03:38] claydoh: I think the tool about which you are talking is apt-cache search? [03:38] c2tarun: dunno, I *think* I needed pkg-kde-tools last time I set up building kmymoney, it couldn't find qmake iirc [03:38] claydoh: hmm... [03:39] pkg-kde-tools have helper scripts/snippets specific [03:39] for kde [03:40] b ut again I really don't have a complete clue :) [03:43] claydoh: this error is due to something else or what? I tried another package and I got exactly same error :/ [03:45] something is missing, but what I cann ot say :/ something qt related, obviously. did you install pkg-kde-tools? [03:46] claydoh: yup [03:48] so all the experts and professionals must be asleep :/ [03:48] may be :P [03:48] c2tarun: it has to be something simple [03:49] claydoh: I also think so, I asked on #ubuntu-motu as well, experts seems to be sleeping there as well :( [03:49] x/55 [03:49] what you building? [03:50] attica [03:50] /msg NickServ identify Bama08 [03:50] nhandler: that some soper sekrit code? [03:50] lolz [03:50] claydoh: lol, nope. Just me messing up an irssi command ;) [03:51] thats why I stick to quassel core pointy clicky [03:59] Yeah, but then you can't do the run ssh server and always on and always accress [03:59] *access [04:00] DarkwingDuck: i do run ssh server, and a quassel core on my desktop, quassel client on my laptop [04:01] so I always have a backlog to read [04:02] c2tarun: soeey i have no answer for your problem, I know one of the fine devs will have it tho [04:02] s/sorry/soeey [04:03] * claydoh sleeps [04:06] claydoh: sure no prob :) thanks for helping [04:07] c2tarun: what are you trying to do? [04:08] DarkwingDuck: building pckage attica [04:08] You're trying to build it to a deb? [04:09] DarkwingDuck: I looked on this page https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging there was a package named attica I thought to build it and upload it to ppa [04:11] I'm still in baby mode for packaging... [04:12] DarkwingDuck: no prob :) well wait for an expert [04:12] * c2tarun experts ping [04:12] sorry c2tarun [04:13] DarkwingDuck: why sorry, I am a noob as well, just packed only few times :) dont worry [04:16] :) [04:17] Well, i've been around long enough that I should know by now. [04:18] DarkwingDuck: do you have a natty chroot? [04:18] Not here I don't. === tarun is now known as Guest86968 === Guest86968 is now known as c2tarun [05:17] need help with this problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/574265/ [06:45] c2tarun: Qt qmake not found! [06:45] c2tarun: which package? [06:45] c2tarun: and you need to add qt4-qmake as a build depends [06:47] shadeslayer: all tried , package is attica [06:47] hmm.. [06:47] c2tarun: try installing libqt4-dev [06:47] and then try again [06:48] shadeslayer: its already installed. [06:48] c2tarun: complete build log please then [06:48] and what are you trying to do exactly [06:49] I was trying to build attica on natty machine, I got it from this page https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging [06:50] shadeslayer: here is the full build log http://paste.ubuntu.com/574316/ [06:53] c2tarun: i see 0.2.80 is already the latest release and in natty [06:53] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/attica/0.2.80-0ubuntu2 [06:54] shadeslayer: actually I pulled it from natty archive only, and it failed to build on natty machine. [06:54] * shadeslayer tries [06:56] uhh [06:56] c2tarun: compiles fine here [06:56] - Mit rontottál el, ha a feleséged váratlanul bejön a konyhából és pofon vág? [06:56] - ??? [06:56] sorry [06:56] what?? [06:56] ulysses: english please [06:56] c2tarun: http://paste.kde.org/6187 [06:57] shadeslayer: how did you get the source code? apt-get? [06:57] pull-lp-source attica [06:58] shadeslayer: I tried again, its no building on mine? [06:58] :( why so? [06:59] lemme have a look at the full log [06:59] eh [06:59] c2tarun: paste the whole log, from the time pbuilder started downloading things [07:00] ehmm... I didn't used pbuilder, I build it on my natty and all build-deps are installed correctly [07:00] err [07:00] c2tarun: try debuild-pbuilder [07:00] instead of debuild :) [07:01] ( that install's any packages that are missing ) [07:01] shadeslayer: hmm.... but still mate my chroot not working might be a problem for me :( when I'll work on other package it will be a problem [07:02] the problem is you don't have a build dep installed [07:02] c2tarun: how do you build the package ? what command? [07:03] debuild -b -us -uc [07:04] -b ?what does -b do? [07:05] nothing in the man page [07:05] shadeslayer: it builds binary package [07:05] Change the "-b" to "-S" to build only a source package. [07:05] hmm [07:06] iirc debuild would inform you if the packages are not installed [07:06] c2tarun: use a chroot to build packages .... [07:07] shadeslayer: I was inside chroot when I executed this command ;) [07:08] uh... you have to run dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -nc to start the build [07:08] not debuild [07:08] so try that ^^ [07:08] * c2tarun trying [07:09] shadeslayer: actually debuild calls dpkg-buildpacakge for us. [07:09] shadeslayer: look at first line of manpage Description of debuild [07:10] yes but i'm specifying more options :) [07:10] what I normally do is, first I build a package on a chroot. If it builds successfully than I test it on pbuilder. If chroot is not working properly this will be a problem for me :( [07:11] c2tarun: so you have a seprate chroot and a seprate pbuilder? [07:11] shadeslayer: yup [07:11] c2tarun: you know you can use your pbuilder as a clean chroot? [07:12] shadeslayer: yes, but pbuilder takes lots of time in installing every dependency each time I want to test. but chroot installs and save :) so I use chroot for buildin once and then finally I use pbuilder for testing :) [07:13] well what i do for new packages is, log into my pbuilder, install stuff and build the package, so that i don't run into issues like these :P [07:14] obviously that is a better as it is saving disk space of one additional chroot :) [07:15] c2tarun: pastebin output of dpkg -l [07:15] from inside the chroot [07:16] installing pastebinit will help in this case :D [07:16] what is pastebinit? [07:17] shadeslayer: http://paste.kde.org/6188/ [07:17] !pastebinit [07:17] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com [07:18] wow :) [07:19] weird, you have all the deps [07:19] and yet it fails [07:19] shadeslayer: yep :( [07:20] shadeslayer: do you think we have to setup any env var for cmake errors? [07:21] env var for cmake errors? no [07:21] hmm [07:21] any Qt related env var? [07:22] c2tarun: cd to the src dir and then : mkdir build;cd build; cmake .. [07:22] and pastebin the output [07:23] shadeslayer: sorry, not getting, which src directory? [07:23] c2tarun: it should be called attica-0.2.80 [07:23] the one which has the source code :) [07:24] ok then I should make build directory? [07:24] yes [07:25] shadeslayer: http://paste.kde.org/6189/ [07:27] shadeslayer: mate I am very sorry to say I gotta go (its mahashivratri ;)) I'll back in couple of hours, very sorry. if you find anything please message me. Thank you :) [07:27] yep.. sure ... i know it's shivratri today :P === fabo_ is now known as fabo [08:29] morning [08:31] hey bambee [08:32] morning [08:37] :) [08:45] morning [08:45] how to tell nepomuk to shut up? [08:45] I got 14GB of ~/.xsession-errors [08:46] shadeslayer: ping [08:50] hrw: systemsettings->desktop research [08:50] (or something like that) [08:50] then uncheck "Enable Nepomuk semantic Desktop" [08:51] bambee: I am fine with nepomuk working but I do not like GBs of logs generated by it [08:52] ohhh to shut up... I'm not awake yet xD [08:52] * bambee needs coffee [08:52] * hrw needs a time to reconsider move to xfce [08:53] kde 4.6 starts to be pain in the ass too much [08:53] and my desktop does not runs 1GHz atom [08:56] hrw: run kdebugdialog [08:57] thx [08:57] also this is not (mainly) a support channel... [08:58] ok [08:58] need help with this error http://paste.kde.org/6190/ , this package builds succesfully on shadeslayer's pbuilder. but It failed on my natty chroot why so? :( [08:59] * thebigcheese grumbles about win7 partitions not co/operating [09:10] c2tarun: because pbuilder installs the needed build-deps, which you would need to do manually in a chroot [09:11] tsimpson: I did that, my chroot satisfies the build-deps for the package. [09:11] line 24: Qt qmake not found! [09:12] does it have qt4-dev-tools? [09:13] tsimpson: that lines requires qt4-dev-tools or qmake-qt4? [09:13] qmake is usually in qt4-dev-tools iirc [09:14] tsimpson: ok, its not installed, but still I executed apt-get build-dep for the package. do you qt4-dev-tools should be included into build-Depends of the package? [09:14] run "dpkg-checkbuilddeps" from the extracted source and see if it complains [09:15] tsimpson: nope it didn't complained [09:17] !find bin/qmake-qt4 [09:17] File bin/qmake-qt4 found in libqt4-dbg, qt4-qmake [09:18] ok, it's qt4-qmake, not -dev-tools [09:19] tsimpson: than qt4-qmake is installed on my system. [09:19] and in the chroot? [09:21] tsimpson: by system I meant chroot :) sorry for wrong choice of words [09:31] odd [09:33] tsimpson: yup :( still I am installing dev-tools as soon as it will be done, i'll try again [09:34] c2tarun: can you just check in the chroot what the outputs of "qmake -query QT_VERSION" and "qmake-qt4 -query QT_VERSION" are [09:35] (they both should be the same) [09:35] if both of those work in your chroot, then I can't see why FindQt4.cmake is failing [09:35] tsimpson: sure I'll try that as soon as installation of qt4-dev-tools ends ;) [09:37] tsimpson: for some reason it's not picking up qmake [09:46] * markey_nokia wonders why his QML Designer does not work in Creator... I must be missing some component [09:46] the icon always stays gray [09:46] on Windows, it works fine [09:46] and at home too [09:46] *scratches beard* [09:47] yeah there are different componentws [09:47] *components [09:48] tsimpson: qmake -query QT_VERSION **Unknown** and qmake-qt4 -query QT_VERSION 4.7.1 [09:48] markey_nokia: http://paste.kde.org/6192 [09:49] c2tarun: I'm guessing that /usr/bin/qmake is the Qt3 qmake [09:50] tsimpson: may be, how to fix that? [09:50] ah [09:50] c2tarun: remove qmake-qt3 :P [09:50] it's set from update-alternatives [09:51] or that ^ [09:51] so I should just execute update-alternatives? [09:51] "sudo update-alternatives qmake" I think [09:51] erm "sudo update-alternatives --config qmake" [09:51] and choose qmake-qt4 [09:53] it worked :) actually how did you figured this out? [09:54] by reading the FindQt4.cmake file [09:54] it actually checks for "Unknown", but apparently not "**Unknown**" [09:54] I mean how didi you figured these two commands? "qmake -query QT_VERSION" and "qmake-qt4 -query QT_VERSION" [09:54] someone should go and fix that ;) [09:54] ^ by reading the FindQt4.cmake file [09:55] EXEC_PROGRAM(${QT_QMAKE_EXECUTABLE} ARGS "-query QT_VERSION" OUTPUT_VARIABLE QTVERSION) [09:55] that gets the output from (whatever QT_QMAKE_EXECUTABLE is) -query QT_VERSION [09:56] and FindQt4.cmake checks for qmake, qmake4, qmake-qt4, and qmake-mac [09:56] *in that order* [09:56] hmm [09:57] in the past 2 days itself i've come to hate CMake [09:57] it checks if the output is "Unknown" and then looks for qmake4 and qmake-qt4 [09:57] shadeslayer: thanks! [09:57] but apparently qmake-qt3 ouputs "**Unknown**"? [09:57] tsimpson: just curious what language is in FindQt4.cmake file? [09:58] c2tarun: in cmake language [09:58] sure no problem [09:58] tsimpson: and you know cmake language. grt :) [09:58] I wouldn't say I *know* it, but I can read it :) [10:01] oooh http://www.webupd8.org/2011/03/ubuntu-live-cd-will-let-you-upgrade-to.html [10:01] will we have that as well? [10:01] the installer looks awesome now [10:01] on this page https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging the packages not taken by anyone. what does it mean? they ftbfs on natty? [10:05] c2tarun: what's not taken? [10:06] Riddell: the packages which dont have any name in fron of them [10:06] i'll take up workspace [10:08] c2tarun: the ones with dashes mean they have no new versions [10:08] Riddell: okey... and the with names in front of them? [10:11] c2tarun: with a name infront of them ments that person should be working on it with the status which is in the next column [10:11] Riddell: ok and no names and no dashes? [10:13] means nobody is working on it [10:13] Riddell: nobody is working and newer version is available upstream right? [10:14] c2tarun: yes [10:14] okay so they are the only work that needs to be done. [10:15] yes [10:15] gocha :) [10:38] there is package named kde-l10n. its not in natty but only in debian, how can i get the source code of that package? [10:40] c2tarun: kde-l10n means the many packages one for each language, eg. kde-l10n-fr for french [10:40] (debian put them all into one massive source package for some reason) [10:40] packaging it needs lots of bandwidth, disk space and time [10:40] Riddell: bug #727386 has the list of kde3 packages (in case you haven't seen it) [10:40] Launchpad bug 727386 in Ubuntu "Please remove several kde3 packages (source and binary)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/727386 [10:41] Riddell: is there anything to do? I mean any package needs upgradation? [10:42] dpkg-source: warning: ignoring deletion of file plasma/generic/runners/kill/plasma-runner-kill.desktop [10:42] O_O [10:42] i guess the tarball didn't uncompress properly .. [10:43] c2tarun: sure, most of maverick [10:44] ok so i'll prepare a mav chroot first and then i'll pick one. thank you [10:44] c2tarun: you can still use that ec2 machine [10:44] it's still running [10:44] ubuntu@ec2-50-16-53-139.compute-1.amazonaws.com [10:45] wow :) thanks [10:45] ec2++ [10:47] * c2tarun I'll take kdesdk [10:54] what version should I set for kdesdk will this be ok? 4:4.6.0-0ubuntu3~maverick~ppa1 [10:55] c2tarun: nope [10:55] 4:4.6.1-0ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1 [10:56] why ubuntu1? [10:56] ubuntu1 is the version in the ubuntu archive, this is built from the first version in the ubuntu archive [10:57] ok, and why 4.6.1? [10:57] 4.6.1 is the upstream KDE version [10:57] upstream version is 4.6.0 I guess. [10:57] no it's 4.6.1 here [10:57] 4.6.0 is the old version and 4.6.1 is the new release we're packaging [10:58] oh crapz [10:58] shadeslayer: what have you done? [10:58] Riddell: nothing serious [10:59] hmm... there is no watch file in there. from where can I get the latest version? [10:59] Riddell: i'm copying kdebindings 4.5.90 to ninja's [10:59] er [10:59] c2tarun: from ktown [10:59] c2tarun: actually, apt-get source it [10:59] to make kdebase-workspace work [10:59] you'll get the natty version from natty PPA [11:00] ~np [11:00] shadeslayer_ is listening to "04 Mumford And Sons - Roll Away Your Stone" by [unknown] -- see http://www.last.fm/user/shadeslayer_ for more [11:01] Riddell: something is wrong :/ are you aware that I am working with kdesdk package? [11:01] Riddell: ok, sorry natty ppa is not enabled on that ec2 [11:01] y u timeout launchpad [11:01] Riddell: i'll get that enabled. [11:02] c2tarun: it should be, it's in sources.list [11:03] well yeah its there... :/ still on apt-get source I got version 4.6.0 [11:03] Riddell: ^^ [11:05] c2tarun: try an apt-get update [11:06] Riddell: got one :) [11:12] kubuntu desktop amd64 (20110302) tested => it works just fine here [11:20] * c2tarun hooo kdesdk is quite big package taking lots of time in building [11:21] c2tarun: yes, kdetoys is one of the few small ones [11:26] * shadeslayer just registered for the Desktop Summit [11:37] hmm .. can anyone open the build log here : https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ninjas/+archive/ppa/+buildjob/2295261 [11:38] shadeslayer: yes, opens in ark [11:38] i cant :S [11:39] heh [11:39] stupid chromium [11:40] shadeslayer, opes in ff [11:40] yeah chromium issue iirc [11:41] oooh http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VisI7VWwL_g&feature=autofb [11:44] shadeslayer: contextless youtube link, what is it? [11:44] Riddell: it's a ad for QML [11:46] I wonder what the phone is in that advert, presumably an unspecified non-existing device to put Qt onto [11:47] Looked like the N900 to me [11:58] er [11:58] Riddell: should " Debian, supply most of our packages" be changed to " Debian, supplies most of our packages" ? [11:58] on kubuntu.org [11:59] shadeslayer: yeah can do [11:59] kewl :D [12:01] I also had a request to put GNU on there but I think we can't list every upstream [12:01] yeah .. [12:03] any idea's on how to fix kdebindings 4.5.90 [12:03] i feel like i'm banging my head against a wall when i look at kdebindings [12:03] I'm not sure you can, if it doesn't compile with kdelibs 4.6 [12:04] in that case .. no kdebase-workspace for now [12:06] shadeslayer: ah hah, it's smoke and ksambashare [12:06] there's a patch for that in natty packages [12:06] shadeslayer: try applying the patch to 4.5.90 [12:07] kubuntu_05_ksambasharedata.diff [12:09] hi bambee, I take it you haven't come across bug 726581 in your testing? [12:09] Launchpad bug 726581 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "install stops half way through" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/726581 [12:11] Riddell: nop, install finished correctly without any errors [12:12] bambee: you're done two test installs right? [12:12] right "entire disk" and "manual partitionning" [12:12] both worked [12:13] so I wonder if that bug only happens on i386 [12:13] trying amd64 now to see if I get it there or not [12:13] strange [12:14] just curious, what is the maximum time any package took to build? [12:15] nixternal: lol, the pissing commences: http://nowwhatthe.blogspot.com/2011/03/libreoffice-and-opensuse-114.html [12:15] c2tarun: qt takes about 18 hours on ARM [12:16] JontheEchidna: Jos really likes to slag off Canonical recently [12:16] yeah, it's become real obvious as of late [12:17] Perhaps with his new job on the other side of the fence, his influences are such that it happens [12:18] I think it's rather unbecoming of somebody in that position [12:18] agreed [12:18] JontheEchidna: I tend to agree, however, when you spend a lot of time with persons who are biased, you often become so yourself. [12:19] Oh yeah, that reminds me, I need to file a bug. What package do I file against for bugs in the partitioning part of the installer? [12:19] I've never seen anything but respect from his counterpart on the Ubuntu side of things, and especially I've not seen thinly-veiled insults from Jono [12:20] s/insults/insinuations [12:21] in other news some chap called Mark Shuttleworth just created an account on identity.kde.org :) [12:21] Riddell: I will test for i386 this afternoon [12:21] just in case [12:21] but I'm sure it worked just fine this morning [12:22] bambee: oh, I wanted to tell you something I noticed about language-selector [12:22] I think it would make a lot of sense to at least check the "Translations" component checkbox when you first select a language from the install list [12:23] Riddell: epic :D [12:23] since probably all usecases of installing lang support include installing translations [12:23] JontheEchidna: indeed... I agree [12:24] I think they should all be ticked [12:24] rarely do you want only some language support [12:24] Riddell: can you take a look at that ec2 machine. [12:24] even better :) [12:24] bbiab [12:24] JontheEchidna: I'll fix it this afternoon [12:25] (it's a bug fix... so I can right ?) [12:25] :) [12:25] c2tarun: library symbols breakage! [12:26] Riddell: never encountered one. any documentation on it? [12:27] c2tarun: since it didn't happen when compiling on natty I conclude it happens because of the different gcc compiler version [12:27] (the other reason this would happen is if the source code to the libraries was changed such that it changed the symbols, but that would have shown up on natty) [12:27] what do you mean by symbols [12:27] ? [12:28] c2tarun: symbols are the items in programming libraries (libkastencore4 in this case) which get used by programmes [12:28] if they change you usually need to recompile all the programmes which use that library [12:28] change or get removed, new symbols are fine [12:28] but I think compilation end up here succesfully. [12:29] in this case the change is only due to the different compiler on maverick so I don't think it's worth worrying about it [12:30] easy workaround is rm debian/*symbols [12:30] then run debuild -nc to continue the package building [12:30] you could also run batchpatch as described here http://pkg-kde.alioth.debian.org/symbolfiles.html [12:32] I am still not getting a bit, symbols are used by the programs right? then how can we simply replace the symbols file without any proper replacement? [12:32] Riddell: ^^ [12:33] c2tarun: the .symbols file is a check for packagers to ensure no symbols have been changed or removed [12:33] if we were packaging for natty and symbols had been changed or removed (as happened with kdenetwork) we would need to consult with upstream what to do [12:34] but here they have been removed (compared to natty) because of the different gcc version, so I'm happy to ignore the issue [12:34] ok, got it :) i'll remove the symbols file [12:37] shadeslayer, yofel: dot editors are discussing publishing the neon story, if you don't want it published best tell them [12:55] Riddell: should I mention removing symbols file in d/changelog? [13:07] Riddell: tell them not to publish it atm [13:12] JontheEchidna: language-selector checkboxes are checked automatically only when the corresponding language component is installed actually... so if "transactions" isn't installed but checked as default it's confusing [13:13] nop ? [13:13] I understood what you meant earlier...but how make differences ? [13:18] c2tarun: yeah [13:23] Riddell: I am changing my name in changelog but while rebuild source package its getting reset. What should I do? I mean how to run debuild -S [13:28] * Quintasan wonders why there is no RAID and/or LVM creation option in the graphical installer [13:30] good, kdegraphics builds without libkexiv2-9.symbols [13:30] c2tarun: ? just run debuild -S [13:31] your name needs to match the one on your gpg key [13:31] Riddell: I am doing that, but when I am trying to sign the package form my system, I am not able to sing and getting this error gpg: skipped "Kubuntu Developers ": secret key not available [13:33] http://people.ubuntu.com/~apachelogger/screencasts/why-apachelogger-loves-qt-and-phonon.mkv [13:33] Riddell: ping [13:34] bambee: in the install tab, when you click on an uninstalled language you have to manually tick the "Components:" chechboxes to install anything [13:34] which is a bit confusing since the apply button is clickable at that point [13:35] JontheEchidna: yes and if you click on a partial installed language "installed components" wil be checked... so it's confusing :) [13:35] c2tarun: what command are you running to sign it? [13:35] Riddell: debsign -r ubuntu@ec2-50-16-53-139.compute-1.amazonaws.com:~/kdesdk/kdesdk_4.6.1-0ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1.dsc [13:35] JontheEchidna: the apply button shouldn't be clickable if nothing is checked indeed... [13:35] c2tarun: it's the .changes file you want [13:35] I agree about that [13:35] Riddell: I dont think this command is a prob, the prob is what in dsc file [13:36] kdesdk_4.6.1-0ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1_source.changes [13:36] not .dsc but changes? [13:36] bambee: perhaps all components should just be installed by default, and the checkboxes aren't shown on the install tab, but only on the uninstall tab? [13:37] in this cases gtk frontend features are useless ... [13:37] well, it is gtk ;-) [13:37] they are not known for their usefulness :P [13:37] lol [13:37] apachelogger: wow [13:37] so it's trivial to make a media player now :P [13:37] ^^ [13:38] screw dragon, you can now build your own player in like 30 seconds ^^ [13:38] haha :D [13:38] apachelogger: you should do a blog in response to rspencer's make-a-media-player-in-10-minutes-with-Quickly blogs [13:39] ah [13:39] that are all the time on planet ubuntu [13:39] Riddell: its signed :) you wanna take a look before I upload it? [13:39] * apachelogger is not following the planets no moar [13:41] http://theravingrick.blogspot.com/2011/01/quickly-tutorial-for-natty-diy-media.html [13:41] oh [13:41] canonical is raping gnome [13:42] JontheEchidna: so to install just extra fonts for "chinese" I should install everything... then uninstall not wanted components ? [13:42] JontheEchidna: what would one be blogging in response? [13:42] even more confusing [13:42] "10 minutes? I have better things to do... [inser video]" [13:43] bambee: I would think that most users don't care and don't even have to know that extra fonts are being installed [13:43] they just know that if they click chinese and hit apply, then things will work [13:44] and if the user does care, then he can uninstall the extra fonts in the uninstall tab [13:44] in my opinion, anyway [13:45] apachelogger: how to create a media player in 30 seconds [13:47] no other opinions about that ? both point of views are correct... I think... nop ? [13:47] JontheEchidna: you point of view is interesting and correct, but apply changes like that in a bugfix... [13:48] (the change is trivial to do, but it's not really a bugfix... it's a feature change) [13:49] imho [13:49] JontheEchidna: kk [13:49] however if nothing is selected "apply" shouldn't be clickable, and in this case it's a bug fix [13:49] yeah, that definitely should be fixed [13:50] you could put the question out for wider changes to the mailing list if you need more input on that [13:50] maybe we all can come up with a new GUI design that's inherently less confusing ;-) [13:51] there's no law that says we have to slave to copy what the GNOME gui did :P [13:51] sure there is [13:51] the law of canonical making money with youbuntoo :P [13:51] originally it was required by "the chief" :P [13:53] mhhh anyway, I'll fix the "apply problem" and ask feedbacks on the mailing list :) [13:54] c2tarun: hmm, the changelog should include the natty changelog entry too, below your entry for maverick [13:55] Riddell: yup something went wrong with the changelog, I just noticed. working on it [13:59] Riddell: I copied the changelog file from the previous version again and edited it and when trying to rebuild the source package I am getting some error, can't we simply copy the changelog? [14:01] c2tarun: yes you can copy the old one, then add the new changelog entry for maverick [14:01] cp ../orig/kdesdk-4.6.1/debian/changelog debian/changelog [14:01] dch -newversion 4:4.6.1-0ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1 "Maverick backport" [14:03] Riddell: backportpackage tool from ubuntu-dev-tools [14:03] w00t [14:03] kdebindings is past the FTBFS point [14:07] Riddell: Why is it that my changelog replacing somethings from the previous changelog even when I am executing dch -i please take a look at kdesdk.debdiff file [14:09] ari-tczew: hmm? [14:09] shadeslayer: awooga [14:09] c2tarun: run screen -x [14:09] then I can see what you're doing [14:10] Riddell: can you see now? [14:10] Riddell: I saw you discuss about backporting package, I just wanted to suggest check this script. [14:10] c2tarun: yes [14:10] c2tarun: try again to reset the changelog [14:11] awooga! to early in the morning for an awooga [14:13] c2tarun: you're starting from the 4.6.0 changelog [14:13] you want to start from the 4.6.1 one [14:13] which is in ~/kdesdk/orig/kdesdk-4.6.1/debian/changelog [14:16] Riddell: btw I used a virtual machine for my tests, and it works fine with i386 [14:16] c2tarun: change "New upstream release" to "maverick backport" [14:16] bambee: can you add that you used a virtual machine to bug 726581 [14:16] Launchpad bug 726581 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "install stops half way through" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/726581 [14:16] maverick backport , OK [14:17] Riddell: ok [14:21] kdebindings uploaded [14:21] but they're the old ones [14:21] fffff [14:24] c2tarun: looking good [14:24] Riddell: yup :) [14:24] go for upload to ppa:kubuntu-ninjas [14:26] Riddell: its done :) [14:29] great, well done [14:30] Neat, KOrg got 4/5 stars from a gnome user: http://i.imgur.com/IKtp6.png [14:31] interesting [14:31] JontheEchidna: where are the reviews sent? [14:31] or are these written on packages.ubuntu.com and sync'd from there? [14:32] shadeslayer: currently muon doesn't support sending reviews, but Ubuntu has a reviews server [14:32] OR .... from ubuntu software center? [14:32] ah [14:32] Muon and USC grab reviews from there [14:32] neato [14:32] Only USC can send reviews to the server, but hopefully Muon will too in a bit [14:33] I'll have to figure out their Ubuntu SSO magic for that to happen [14:33] ^^ [14:33] might be a GSoC project, since a KDE SSO frontend is also needed for Ubuntu One [14:36] add it to the wiki page :P [14:37] JontheEchidna: good enough http://people.ubuntu.com/~apachelogger/screenshots/snapshot155.png [14:38] <3 [14:38] also [14:38] https://code.launchpad.net/~apachelogger/ubuntu-sso-client/kdeui [14:38] kdeui to sso [14:38] surely they broke the api completely by now, so you will have to redo the gluing [14:38] but widgets should be pretty reusable [14:39] gluing was what I was most worried about [14:39] I just sipped it [14:39] that way ubuntu-sso-client just needs to load the kdeui pyth0rn module [14:39] which in turn sips c++ [14:40] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~apachelogger/ubuntu-sso-client/kdeui/files/head:/src/python/ [14:40] well defined interfaces are key :D [14:44] http://apachelog.wordpress.com/2011/03/02/how-to-create-a-media-player-in-30-seconds/ [14:45] so most of the SSO magic happens over a DBus interface in the sso gui? [14:45] aye [14:45] * apachelogger explicitly requested dbus as they wanted to use sockets :S [14:46] quite frankly the design is a bit inside out though [14:46] * apachelogger would have done something like polkit [14:46] to completely separate the logic from the ui [14:46] but oh well :S [14:46] lol sockets [14:46] cant always get what you want I suppose [14:47] JontheEchidna: exactly [14:48] I found this code in synaptic that sends file descriptors over sockets: http://paste.ubuntu.com/574486/ [14:48] I sort've just laughed and cried and looked away [14:48] ohlulz [14:49] did someone say sockets [14:49] and that's not even the worst part [14:49] to actually read/write the fd's, they use this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/574488/ [14:49] I've never seen unions used outside of an academic application before this [14:50] http://paste.kde.org/~shadeslayer/4668/ [14:50] muwhaha [14:50] this one is better http://paste.kde.org/~shadeslayer/6050/ [14:52] JontheEchidna: guess what we use to login into the server from a windows machine? [14:52] putty? [14:52] telnet [14:52] lol [14:52] yeah ... and emacs and vim are all screwed up [14:53] I shall send you a telegram with my login credentials [14:53] oh guess what the server is running [14:53] please respond verifying my access rights [14:53] what .. ? :D [14:53] I was making fun of telnet as being as ancient as telegrams [14:54] ah .. lol [14:54] that is not true! [14:54] telnet is a lot older [14:54] gopher is da bomb [14:54] The server runs the 2.6.18 Version of the linux kernel... the machine itself is a redhat server [14:55] shadeslayer: what sort of experiment is this anyway? [14:55] apachelogger: the socket program? [14:55] around here we have to implement our own sockets before being able to do that sorta stuff :S [14:55] it's one of the program's from my Computer Network Lab [14:55] whoa [14:55] apachelogger: you're pursuing BS or MS? [14:56] because this is undergrad coursework [14:56] * JontheEchidna is always in pursuit of bulls**t [14:56] shadeslayer: BS [14:56] :P [14:56] JontheEchidna: lol [14:56] :D [14:56] lul [14:56] that was 2nd semester stuff actually [14:56] let me digg up some snapshot tar [14:57] * apachelogger has old stuff all tared up in tars of tars [14:57] hmm [14:57] apachelogger: well ... i'm a ECE student, so they don't take us into the depths of that stuff [14:57] oh right, crypot in asm was also fun [14:57] i did start reading the awesome tutorial at beej.us [14:58] http://paste.ubuntu.com/574489/ [14:58] O_O [14:59] the only thing i ever wrote in asm was small programs for the 8085 chip in our lab [15:00] * apachelogger cannot find the flipping tar with the server [15:00] I'm taking an embedded microsystems course this semester that's all about ASM [15:00] actually I just remembered we then implemented http ontop of it :) [15:00] * apachelogger fires up locate [15:00] ah [15:01] http://paste.ubuntu.com/574493/ [15:01] we each have an EVBU (Motorolla 68HC11 processor) for running our code [15:01] seems to be an older version [15:02] judging from allt he not implemented that is :D [15:02] speaking of which I need to write up a lab report for Embedded Microsystems, since it is due this afternoon :< [15:02] wow [15:02] * JontheEchidna stops slacking [15:02] shadeslayer: I also add comments about where in the spec the stuff is coming from BTW [15:02] yeah i can see that [15:03] lol line 183 [15:03] JontheEchidna: oh, have fun with that :P [15:03] apachelogger: Socket programing is fun [15:04] even more so when you implement everything on your own [15:04] apachelogger: we recently learned how to use subroutines, and are now using them to output text to a console [15:04] not if you need to do it in C++ [15:04] * apachelogger finds it most distrubing to do that sorta stuff in C++ [15:04] never tried socket programming in C++ [15:04] JontheEchidna: ooh.. nice [15:04] JontheEchidna: so you are now working on a gameboy clone I suppose? [15:05] subroutines are awesome [15:05] The first time I tried to use them I accidentally JMP'd to the subroutine instead of JSR, so I never returned from the subroutine :S [15:05] haha :D [15:05] * apachelogger does that with threads in Qt ^^ [15:05] apachelogger: 2 MHZ clock (8 external) and 512 bytes of RAM, half of which is taken up by the OS [15:06] We have 0000 - 0041 for stack, and 0100 to 01FF for RAM [15:06] you have the best intentions and want to introduce some threading ... and suddenly you find yourself in a deadlock and realize that you did not start thread execution ;) [15:06] lol [15:06] lol [15:06] hm [15:06] /win 15 [15:06] JontheEchidna: plenty of space [15:06] tsk [15:06] Riddell: get a proper client [15:07] apachelogger: oh yeah, I don't expect to run out any time soon [15:07] yeah each program is only a few bytes [15:07] you don't need to run X on it:P [15:07] last lab we made a function generator that outputted a sin wave to an oscilliscope [15:07] ooh [15:08] * shadeslayer can do that with a Arduino [15:08] that entirely reminds me of that cpu emulator we had assignments on === dbarth_ is now known as dbarth-otp [15:08] kubotu: google x-toy assembler harald sitter [15:08] Results for x-toy assembler harald sitter: 1. Harald Sitter :: Weblog :: X-Toy (Assembler): http://tugll.tugraz.at/91675/weblog/10468.html | 2. Harald Sitter :: Weblog: http://tugll.tugraz.at/91675/weblog/ | 3. Harald Sitter :: Weblog :: It's a pointer world: http://tugll.tugraz.at/91675/weblog/9289.html [15:08] we had a table with the y-coords, and used a delay subroutine to control the x coords [15:08] that one [15:09] afiestas: ping [15:10] sadly the indian education system has been stuck in the 90's [15:10] the 90's werent that bad [15:10] netscape [15:11] windows 95 and 98 [15:11] no google empire around [15:11] KDE 1 [15:11] birth of linux [15:11] plenty of good things [15:11] yeah .. but none of those were taken up :) [15:11] as you can see .. we still telnet into a red hat server from the 90's [15:12] I blieve 90% of the redhat servers are from the 90s :P [15:12] rocksolid(tm) [15:12] yeah but atleast they don't run the .18 kernel :P [15:12] and i mean ... 2.18 [15:12] er [15:13] 2.5.18 [15:14] shadeslayer: worse kernel was 2.4.11 btw [15:14] it's even labelled as "don't use" :) [15:14] see http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.4/ [15:14] those were the days :) [15:14] emit giggle(); [15:14] * apachelogger enhances apachelogger.h [15:15] haha === barraponto_ is now known as barraponto [15:39] agateau: pong [15:40] afiestas: just wanted to tell you your appmenu issues should be fixed now [15:40] afiestas: including firefox integration [15:40] wow nice! I had to install arch because the X stack was highly unstable :/ [15:41] in a few days I will switch back I guess, I will give you feedback then [15:41] afiestas: ok, keep me posted [15:48] * c2tarun taking kdeutils [15:54] with kdeutils library libqjson-dev I am not able to install the build-deps of kdeutils, Can I get it from somewhere outside? [15:56] c2tarun: it may need universe to be enabled in /etc/apt/sources.list# [15:57] re [15:59] Riddell: universe enabled and updated the system, still same error [16:01] wtf [16:01] c2tarun: ah, libqjson-dev (>= 0.7.1-1ubuntu1) but we have 0.7.1-1ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1 [16:02] c2tarun: just put a ~ on the end of the version number in debian/control [16:03] Riddell: http://i.imgur.com/sgKBP.png <--- any idea on that? [16:04] Quintasan: looks like a virtual machine of some sort? [16:04] Riddell: same problem [16:05] Riddell: Yeah, more than that I wonder about the error, any idea who should I bother when fresh maverick install on KVM fails to load like that? [16:06] at some point in the maverick cycle ubuntu didn't boot in KVM [16:06] but iirc it was solved [16:06] c2tarun: I installed libqjson-dev and now it doesn't complain about needing it [16:07] Riddell: installing needs some sort of refresh or reset? [16:08] c2tarun: no [16:08] Riddell: and by rmadison it shows in maverick repo we have version 0.7.1-1 and 0.7.1-1ubuntu1 is required [16:09] so I think adding ~ at the end wont do, I have to remove ubuntu1? [16:10] c2tarun: 0.7.1-1ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1 is in kubuntu-ppa/backports [16:10] and ought to be in ninjas too, probably needs someone to copy it [16:10] Riddell: oh ya [16:11] ok then I am still getting error :( [16:12] what error? [16:12] Riddell: E: Build-Depends dependency for kdeutils cannot be satisfied because no available versions of package libqjson-dev can satisfy version requirements [16:13] c2tarun: this is on the ec2 machine? [16:13] Riddell: yup [16:14] c2tarun: when I run debuild in kdeutils it says dpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: libgmp3-dev libsnmp-dev libarchive-dev liblzma-dev pkg-config libzip-dev python-dev [16:14] nothing about qjson [16:15] Riddell: try installing the build dependencies by sudo apt-get build-dep kdeutils [16:16] c2tarun: ah but that doesn't read debian/control it reads the apt list which isn't necessarily what you want [16:17] so just install them by hand with apt-get install [16:17] Riddell: what apt list? [16:17] apachelogger: No RobbieW at today's meeting and no idea from doko about when it'll be fixed. I think we need to go with 4.4 as we discussed. [16:17] c2tarun: run debuild [16:18] it will complain about what isn't installed [16:18] ok, sure [16:24] is this versio correct? 4:4.6.1-0ubuntu1~maverick1~ppa1 [16:27] apachelogger: Looks like next week we'll likely have the fix. [16:27] Riddell: I think we need to change pkg-kde-tools to use gcc4.4 on armel for now. [16:29] hello [16:30] i am using the debian folder from bzr branch lp:~kubuntu-members/kdelibs/ubuntu [16:30] ScottK: what about qt packages that don't use pkg-kde-tools? [16:30] where can i get the kdelibs 4.6.1 tar file [16:31] i was not able to find in ubuntu archive [16:31] it's having 4.6.0 [16:31] debfx: We'll need to touch those one by one. [16:31] kunal: We haven't uploaded 4.6.1 yet. [16:31] ScottK: ok [16:33] ScottK: i wanted to create a patch for remove direct GL dependency in libplasma [16:33] ScottK: i should use the previous version from bzr? [16:33] I'm not the best one to ask. [16:34] kunal: you should use the source from KDE git [16:34] ScottK: ok, thanks [16:35] ScottK: "Looks like next week we'll likely have the fix" does that mean gcc 4.5 will have the fix uploaded next week? [16:35] Riddell: It's supposed to be in the Linaro GCC release on Tuesday. doko usually updates GCC in Ubuntu very quickly after that. [16:36] Riddell: ok, mainline without patches in debian folder? [16:36] We definitely won't have it for 4.6.1 though. [16:36] ScottK: so it doesn't seem worth adding it to pkg-kde-tools then, I don't think we want to recompile everything one week then do it again next week [16:36] kunal: what is this patch for? [16:37] Riddell: You're stuck either way. [16:37] If you use 4.5 now, everything will need a rebuild on arm to work. If you use 4.4 now, everything will need a rebuild on arm to use 4.5. [16:37] true [16:37] Riddell:remove direct GL dependency in libplasma [16:37] kunal: is that for upstream? or some need within ubuntu? [16:38] If we use 4.4 then we at least have something working in the meantime. [16:38] Riddell: it's already in mainline, need to add to ubuntu natty package [16:38] kunal: it's already upstream? [16:38] Riddell: yes [16:39] kunal: and why do we want it in natty? [16:40] ScottK: are you able to make that change then? [16:41] Riddell: to "Bringup Plasma Desktop with GLES2 on ARM platforms" [16:41] Riddell: I was hoping apachelogger would do it. [16:42] apachelogger: is ScottK's hopefullness going to work? [16:42] kunal: are you an ubuntu developer? [16:43] Riddell: Linaro Developer Platform [16:43] kunal: what's your launchpad id? I can add you to the kubuntu-ninjas team to give you access to the 4.6.1 packages [16:43] Riddell: goelkunal [16:44] Riddell: thanks for providing access [16:46] kunal: ok I've added you to the team, you can get 4.6.1 from the super secret PPA https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ninjas/+archive/ppa [16:46] and do merge requests on the lp:~kubuntu-members/kdelibs/ubuntu branch if you have a patch for us [16:47] Riddell: thanks, i'll make changes and send merge proposal [16:54] apachelogger: i could do a webbrowser in 30 seconds :P [16:56] shadeslayer: Would it suck less than rekonq? === kronos_ is now known as kronos [17:11] ScottK: no idea... but it would definitely NOT have all the features rekonq has :) [17:12] Hopefully it would not have the one where when a user asks to close a window, it decided it knows better and doesn't do it. [17:13] haha :D [17:13] yeah it's a known bug :P [17:14] kdebase up up and away [17:14] ScottK: what's you opinion on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/+bug/707794/comments/15 ? [17:14] Ubuntu bug 707794 in koffice (Ubuntu) "libqt4-opengl on armel should be compiled with OpenGL ES 2.x support" [High,Triaged] === cmagina is now known as cmagina-lunch [17:15] maybe calling qCritical() would be better [17:15] debfx: Sounds reasonable. [17:15] It wasn't supposed to break the ABI. [17:16] apachelogger: tried the Qt port for android yet? [17:18] debfx: what's the difference between qFatal and qCritical? [17:19] Riddell: qFatal aborts the application [17:19] qCritical just prints a message [17:21] I'd go with fatal, if there's a problem we should know about it [17:26] Riddell: I packaed kdeutils, Can you please take a look [17:28] c2tarun: looks good [17:28] ok, so I'll upload it :) [17:29] yes [17:29] Thanks for ec2 :) [17:35] claydoh: how's the release page and technicalOverview doing? [17:36] buenos noches toscalix [17:36] shadeslayer: which kdebase is up and away? [17:37] I assumed you ment maverick backport but https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging says not [17:37] did'nt i just update it [17:37] workspace [17:38] ah, workspace isn't kdebase :) [17:41] kdebase-workspace [17:41] you're kidding right? :D [17:41] it's a subfolder of kdebase ... or that's what i thought [17:42] well, 4.7 will fix that misunderstanding at least ^^ [17:42] hehe [17:44] yes it's kde-workspace in git I think [17:45] it is [17:45] yep [17:53] * yofel is getting tired of QETWidget::translateXI2Event crashes [17:55] yofel: cnd on #u-d is the guy to poke [17:57] might do that, plasma-desktop and other things crash randomly here, at least 10 crashes per hour [17:59] * shadeslayer hugs his maverick install === dbarth-otp is now known as dbarth === cmagina-lunch is now known as cmagina [18:15] Riddell: buenas noches :-) [18:16] Riddell: from a kubuntu Lucid [18:17] Riddell: can I somehow opt out of receiving kubuntu-bugs membership mails? [18:17] debfx: how are you in the kubuntu-bugs team? [18:19] Riddell: directly [18:21] Isn't the point of being in that team to get the mails? [18:21] leave the team then surely [18:22] ScottK: no, I'm in the team to be able to subscribe it to packages [18:23] Ah. [18:23] I think at the moment launchpad doesn't let you control that, you need to filter it yourself [18:23] i did do a review of a proposed UI to allow that so I guess it's in the works [18:27] surely they will invent other reasons to spam [18:29] by the way kubuntu-ninjas still sends ftbfs mails to all members [18:37] bah [18:37] ScottK: I'll start rolling gles once kde stopped segfaulting :P [18:38] apachelogger: So do the pkg-kde-tools change for gcc4.4. [18:38] shadeslayer: please do a web browser in 30 seconds [18:38] cnd was working on a fix for the Qt crash [18:38] haha :D [18:38] shadeslayer: also I did not try qt on android [18:38] apachelogger: http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/02/live-from-apples-ipad-2-event/?sort=newest&refresh=60 [18:38] I have a feeling the magic would explode [18:38] aw [18:38] stop it with applegdget already [18:39] ScottK: aye, just need to figure out how ^^ [18:39] shadeslayer: I'll try it once the tablet arrives [18:39] okay :D [18:39] also did you see phonon on android talk from yesterday night [18:39] what [18:39] no [18:39] oh [18:40] apachelogger: in #phonon ? yes [18:40] aye [18:40] actually it might not be that difficult, the tricky part is getting a backend going [18:40] basically you will have to interface with the java objects of the android mm stack [18:40] could be a jolly project [18:41] hopefully that friend of trever is entering that as gsoc project [18:41] kewl [18:41] i can help test [18:41] because i have no idea what the android stack looks like [18:41] someone could test this patch http://paste.ubuntu.com/574598/ (language-selector) ? normally it should be less confusing now [18:42] I added tooltips, and if a component is installed it cannot be selected anymore in install tab [18:42] kubotu: google android multimedia api [18:42] Results for android multimedia api: 1. Audio and Video | Android Developers: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media/ | 2. Package Index | Android Developers: http://developer.android.com/reference/packages.html | 3. Android 2.3 Platform Highlights | Android Developers: http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.3-highlights.html [18:42] shadeslayer: I tried to install Qt via Ministro but it didnt install anything [18:42] looky looky [18:42] Quintasan: how? [18:43] shadeslayer: search market for Ministro [18:43] ah [18:43] I need feedbacks [18:43] but it just popped out with "Searching for libs" and the quit [18:43] gah [18:43] same here [18:43] (I suck for graphical interfaces :) ) [19:18] * bambee will offer cookies and beers to anyone who would like give feedbacks about his patch (harald stickers in bonus )... don't wait :P [19:28] ScottK: I think I am too tired to understand the kernel stuff today [19:28] will try again tomorrow [19:28] * apachelogger shall try getting more than 3 hrs of sleep today [19:36] afiestas: ping [19:57] afiestas: unping === debfx_ is now known as debfx [20:39] And Kamoso crashes on taking a pickture :( === neversfelde_ is now known as neversfelde [21:37] Riddell: around? [21:41] Riddell: could you check it? bug 710981 [21:41] Launchpad bug 710981 in choqok (Ubuntu) "New upstream release 1.0" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/710981 [21:41] last comments about broken indicator suppor [21:41] t === rickspencer3_ is now known as rickspencer3 === barraponto_ is now known as barraponto [22:50] any Qt Creator experts here can give me some tips for Natty? [22:50] like, how to enable the design view, for example? [22:59] rickspencer3: opening a .ui file should make qtcreator switch to the design view [22:59] debfx, sorry, I'm using Quick Quick, or at least I would like to be [22:59] but I can't get the design view to turn on [23:09] rickspencer3: the qml designer requires private qt headers so we don't build the plugin [23:09] :/ [23:15] debfx, do you know why they do it that way? is it licensing issues? [23:17] rickspencer3: no, i'm guessing that part of the QtDeclarative api isn't finished yet [23:28] ari-tczew: please e-mail me, I'll get it tomorrow [23:29] rickspencer3: Qt Quick Designer hasn't been released yet [23:29] Riddell: you're subscribed to bug, is it enough? [23:29] ari-tczew: no, sorry I get lots of bug mail [23:29] Riddell: ok [23:32] Riddell, hmm, it's working in the screenshots in the Qt documentations :/ [23:32] Riddell: Done. [23:33] rickspencer3: silly docs, it was in some betas but they pulled it because it wasn't stable enough [23:34] rats [23:34] thanks Riddell [23:37] Riddell: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/03/01/qt-quick-1-0-and-beyond-or-the-post-of-many-links/ says the quick designer is part of qtcreator 2.1 [23:54] Riddell, debfx any idea why the Run buttons would be disabled? [23:54] they worked when I created the project, I changed one thing in the QML, and now it won't work :/