[00:03] well.... [00:03] depending on once POV your day for celebration might have been ~9 months earlier [00:03] valorie: congrats eitherway :* === yofel_ is now known as yofel [02:11] I upgraded to kde 4.6.2. its working fine but when I am shutting down, its transferring me to terminal, the same terminal which we get on pressing ctrl + alt +F2. why so? [02:12] c2tarun: Fix is on the way. [02:12] ScottK: grt :) [02:12] c2tarun: https://launchpad.net/bugs/755570 [02:12] Ubuntu bug 755570 in Kubuntu PPA "Shutdown Function is not working" [Undecided,New] [02:12] ScottK: if anyone wants to fix this bug, then which kde application is responsible for this? [02:13] kdm. [02:13] It's fixed in Natty already though. [02:13] Someone just needs to add the patch to the package in the Maverick PPA. [02:14] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/68834780/kdebase-workspace_4%3A4.6.2a-0ubuntu3_4%3A4.6.2a-0ubuntu4.diff.gz [02:14] ScottK: is anyone onto it? I mean is anyone doing it for maverick? [02:14] Dunno [02:15] is Riddell around? [02:16] ScottK: I can work on this if some one can provide me an ec2 of maverick. :/ waiting for Riddell [03:15] ScottK: the version in our backport is missing two patches. here is the series file from our bacport ppa http://pastebin.com/LXbjt13m and look at the series file in the patch you provided, there are two extra. [03:16] OK. Then it needs more of an update. [03:16] ScottK: so what should I do? get those patches, apply them and then upload to ppa? [03:17] Yes [03:19] ScottK: if I replace the debian folder of backport version with the debian folder of natty version than it will fix all the problems I guess, will it be correct? [03:19] No [03:20] There may be differences between Maverick and Natty for good reasons. [03:23] ScottK: then this means the extra patches in natty may be natty specific, so I should just apply the patch to fix the shutdown problem. [03:23] You should understand the other patches and see. [03:24] * ScottK needs to go. [03:24] Good luck. [07:17] Riddell, i think that the new plasma-mobile is not viable for 11.04 :'( [07:18] Riddell, lots of backport is needed [07:18] s/is/are [07:19] should i go ahead? [07:30] * rbelem goes to bed [07:30] 2am [09:24] morning [09:24] c2tarun: thanks to have backported the halt_cmd patch to maverick :) [09:46] bambee: morning :) [09:46] :) [09:46] hey [09:47] hi [09:50] bambee: that package took approx 5 hrs to build :P phewww.... [09:51] once the package is built , please test it : 1) logout, 2) from a tty type: sudo restart kdm, 3) login, 4) try a shutdown => it should work [09:51] (ie kdm must be restarted after dist-upgrade) [10:09] bambee: let me install it first, then only I can test it. [10:09] c2tarun: that's why I said "kdm must be restarted after dist-upgrade" :\ [10:10] ;) [10:21] bambee: what is tty? [10:21] c2tarun: ctrl+alt+F1 [10:22] it's the console when you type ctrl+alt+F{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} [10:22] bambee: got it :) [10:23] (in fact tty is a unix command line... whatever...) [10:25] c2tarun: when you type ctrl+alt+f1 it's tty1, when you type ctrl+alt+f2 it's tty2... and so on... [10:25] arrff disconnected :\ [10:29] bambee: it worked :) bug fixed [10:30] c2tarun: wait [10:30] cool [10:30] bambee: ok [10:30] :) [10:31] c2tarun: now the package should be backported to kubuntu-ppa/backport, and then the bug can be marked as fixed [10:31] bambee: who can do that? [10:32] devs: by the way, we should ask a member to upload to kubuntu-ppa/backport ? [10:32] any kubuntu member here? [10:32] (we're just ninjas for now) [10:32] I am, but I don't know how to do that [10:32] :( [10:33] someone qualified will be along soon [10:34] why I am getting these grey patches on kubuntu ninjas page? http://imagebin.org/147445 [10:35] ff being weird? [10:36] * valorie seeing cross-eyed anyway [10:36] niters [10:40] bambee: system building ppa packages are really fast, he package build in just 1hr :/ [10:47] c2tarun: it all depends on what it builds, but yeah indeed it's fast :) [11:27] bambee: kubuntu-ninjas have upload rights to the PPAs... [11:28] c2tarun: so feel free to put the fixed package into backports (after making sure it works, which you did as I understand it) [11:28] yofel: rights to ppa means? for backport? [11:29] c2tarun: for all PPAs owned by ~kubuntu-ppa [11:29] yofel: yup, it worked, is there any way I can share it from kubuntu-ninjas/ppa? or I have to upload in kubuntu-ppa/backport? [11:30] yofel: I know... but I thought it was for members only :\ [11:30] c2tarun: no, on the ninjas package details page there is a 'Copy packages' link, you can just copy the binaries from there [11:30] (don't ask me why... :D) [11:30] xD [11:30] bambee: :P [11:32] c2tarun: make sure you select 'Copy existing binaries' on the copy page [11:32] kdeplasma-addons and kdenetwork have been uploaded to revu (including patches which have been recommended on kde-packagers) [11:34] bambee: I thought revu is only for new packages. :/ [11:36] it's almost a online review tool for packages... isn't it ? [11:36] yofel,bambee do you have any experience of development on android? [11:36] nope, I don't even have any device with android on it [11:37] hmm.... [11:37] c2tarun: I just wrote and tested some codes... few months ago... but not really [11:37] good question, I've never used revu myself (as I never packaged anything from scratch) [11:37] (android => java => the hell) [11:38] bambee: :) in which language u like to code? [11:38] c2tarun: C/C++/python :) [11:39] bambee: grt :) [11:42] !revu [11:42] 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 [11:42] bambee: check this link ^ [11:46] "If you packaged a new upstream version (of a package that is already in the archives), and you want to get it sponsored, do not use REVU to get it sponsored. Instead see SponsorshipProcess. " :\ [11:46] my bad :) [11:47] if you want a graphical UI to review your changes use merge requests [11:48] as all packages in the archive are accessible with bzr in lp:ubuntu// [11:49] interesting [11:49] although for our packages merging against the packaging branches would be easier [11:54] yofel: I proposed a kubuntu meeting today, I dont think anyone is going to come :( [11:55] c2tarun: errr.... you did?? [11:55] I didn't get any mail about that [11:55] yofel: yup, I also mailed a doodle to kubuntu-devel mailing list, and I also updated the meeting page [11:55] !kubuntu-meetings [11:55] Sorry, I don't know anything about kubuntu-meetings [11:56] c2tarun: are you subscribed to kubuntu-devel? if not your mail probably got stuck in the moderation queue (that probably nobody checks) [11:56] yofel: so something like that is the right way ? : bzr branch lp:ubuntu/kdeplasma-addons , then commit changes in my own branch, then request a merge [11:56] ? [11:57] bambee: yes, for most packages in the archive, but we would just update the packaging in lp:~kubuntu-members/kdeplasma-addons/ubuntu [11:57] yofel: I dont thnk that I am subscribed to kubuntu-devel. how can I get that subscription? [11:57] as we have seperate branches for that [11:57] c2tarun: on the mailing list homepage [11:58] c2tarun: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-devel [11:58] c2tarun: ok... now: we would first have to all enter our times in the poll so we can find a time to do the meeting [11:59] yofel: do you think that I should reschedule it? [11:59] I see you entered a time on the meeting page, but you also never updated the link for it [11:59] c2tarun: yes [11:59] okay so I will create branch from lp:~kubuntu-members/kdeplasma-addons/ubuntu and request a merge then [11:59] yofel: ok, I'll do that on doodle first [12:00] c2tarun: also, on the meeting page, please enter your details in the Candidates category too, not only in the items list [12:01] yofel: ohh... [12:04] This is not too early for me to apply for membership ? I mean, did I contribute enough ? I do not think so, imo... as I doubt I prefer ask [12:04] yofel: what date should I choose? I mean not too close and not too far. [12:05] (I can be wrong , in this case just blame me :D) [12:07] bambee: as said, we do require at least 2 months or continous contributions, usually it's 6 months... - you can always add yourself, but I haven't seen you around for *that* long TBH [12:07] c2tarun: no idea, I never organized a meeting [12:07] yofel: then how did you get kubuntu-membership? :/ [12:08] c2tarun: I added myself to an already scheduled meeting? [12:08] TBH ? [12:09] yofel: :P well except bambee I never saw anyone here who is not kubuntu-member :/. still I think weeked is not good [12:09] to be honest, sorry [12:09] bambee: to be humble :) [12:09] oops honest :) [12:10] * c2tarun choosing friday. [12:10] yofel: except kubuntu-membership request is there any reason that a meeting gets scheduled? [12:13] personally I prefer wait :) [12:13] iirc the last meeting was originally to dicuss the creation of ~kubuntu-packagers, and if you read the meeting minutes you'll see we discussed other things too [12:17] yofel: please see the PM. [12:19] * bambee is reading the meeting minute [12:40] Anyone is using Dvorak keyboard layout here? [12:40] Riddell: What do you want me to put in that UDS Specs page? [12:43] Quintasan: ping you ever worked on develping any android application? [12:43] c2tarun: nope [13:26] bambee: just remembered we had an introduction to UDD in devel week https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek [13:45] yofel: indeed, thanks [14:45] "Using default stacking branch /~neon/kdeplasma-addons/trunk " => wtf ? o_O [14:46] (I just used bzr branch ubuntu:kdeplasma-addons then I created another branch locally...) [15:05] * c2tarun natty is good :) it detected my wifi driver :) [15:09] can anyone please tell me how can I check in natty that my graphic card driver is installed or not? In additional drivers its not showing my ATI driver :/ it does in maverick [15:15] Hrm, just came across a muon problem? or maybe another issue: http://imgur.com/WfnOJ [15:18] jussi: what about kde-control module? I thought it was older package manager for kde. [15:20] c2tarun: KCM are parts for systemsettings, not a package manager [15:21] and you probably mean kpackagekit, and adept is very old [15:21] yofel: so muon is the only package manager? [15:21] no, kpackagekit is our default package manager, muon shows more information [15:21] yofel: ohh..... :) [15:22] jtechidna: ^ [15:22] jussi: It's a bug in APT === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [15:23] bug 716599 [15:23] Launchpad bug 716599 in apt (Ubuntu) "apt can't open package cache under certain circumstances" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716599 [15:36] nixternal: Can haz powerpc? [16:28] heya [16:28] what is the best package repo for ARM architectures? [16:38] Standard Ubuntu repositories. [17:13] JontheEchidna: thanks, nice to know you have noticed it also. [17:13] jussi: it seems to happen when you have a package marked for something, and a newer version becomes available when you check for updates [17:14] JontheEchidna: hrm, sounds a bit strange. [17:14] was a bit weird, I upgraded to natty, and now Im getting both muon and kpackagekit updaters in the systray === emma_ is now known as em === evilnhandler_ is now known as evilnhandler [18:14] wow... I have received 88 e-mails in my inbox about "translations template imports" ... o_O [18:15] * bambee has something going with rosetta... [18:15] filter "translations template import" -> Ctrl+A -> Delete [18:15] -> problem officer? [18:16] skfin: good idea [18:17] :) === emgent is now known as emgent` [18:32] bambee: launchpad translations just loves to spam no matter how much we complain [18:32] Riddell: arrf [18:32] there's a bug for it somewhere [18:36] one e-mail just for the package source is sufficient, imho [18:39] just ignore it, as I do for all the mails about successfull recipe builds... [19:12] Riddell: around? i'm sort of in a fix [19:13] and ... OMG .. Qt compiles on clang [19:17] shadeslayer_: what's up? [19:18] Riddell: PM :) === emgent` is now known as emgent === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [20:40] jtechidna: my troubles are not yet over :( now apt broke on me :/ [20:40] http://paste.ubuntu.com/592289/ [20:41] erm, why are you killing the lock on /var/lib/dpkg/lock when var/cache/apt/archives/lock is locked? [20:44] whoops [20:44] I didnt even read it properly, thanks for pointing that out (and I didnt know that there were 2 locks :/ ) [20:45] the apt cache lock makes sure you don't try to download the same deb twice, the dpkg lock makes sure you don't cripple the database [20:46] yofel: ahh, thank you [21:29] http://www.ubuntu-gallery.com/?cat=50 <--- lovely [21:53] bambee: thanks for packaging the patches, uploading them now [21:53] you're welcome :) [21:53] both are on revu [21:55] debfx: patches are correctly named ? [21:59] bambee: yep, the names are good [21:59] ok :) [22:23] good night [23:43] apachelogger: ping [23:44] debfx: yes [23:46] apachelogger: I've come up with these changes to make the desktop file translations work for non-kde apps: http://paste.kde.org/10343/ [23:47] what do you think of it? [23:48] debfx: i'll have a look at it tomorrow [23:48] * apachelogger is doing homework right now :) [23:53] apachelogger: tomorrow morning? :) [23:53] I'd like to sneak it in before beta freeze [23:54] I'll be up before 9 CEST, so yes morning :P [23:58] great, thanks