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GrueMasterIs anyone here testing the armel release images?00:10
rbelemGrueMaster, did you test the images? i dont have how to test, since my device is only an old beagleboard :'(00:40
GrueMasterI'll start on them soon.  Will do desktop first, as mobile is still a tech preview (iirc).00:41
rbelemGrueMaster, oki np :-)00:43
rbelemGrueMaster, it is tech preview00:43
rbelemGrueMaster, in 11.10 it will left the tech preview status :-D00:45
GrueMasterExcellent!00:45
GrueMasterOn a side note, in 11.10, we will be looking at adding hardware pack capabilities for people using the SOC on unsupported hardware (i.e. n900, Blaze, etc).00:46
GrueMasterThe only things that should really be swapped are platform specific x-loader & u-boot, and maybe specific deb packages like your n900 support deb.00:47
rbelemgroovy :-D00:48
ScottKIt'd be nice for there to be more clarity about what the Ubuntu kernel will and won't support.  n900 is using the Linaro kernel because it was our understanding that the Ubuntu arm kernel would only support omap4 this cycle.00:48
GrueMasterScottK: Yea, there was a major disconnect that got straightened out at the Rally.00:57
ScottKThen when we found out, it was too late since the porting work was already done.00:58
GrueMasterThe reason we can't use linaro kernels is there won't be any SRU updates.00:58
ScottKExactly why I'd prefer we weren't.00:58
GrueMasterI take it you have hw specific patches in the kernel?00:58
ScottKI don't recall how he did it, if it's a hwpack or a code copy, but it's based on linaro.00:59
ScottKI haven't tested it on n900 since I gave mine away to the guy doing the kernel work so he'd have the target hardware.01:00
GrueMasterSo why does the mobile image keep bouncing from a rootfs only to a full SD image and back?01:03
ScottKNo idea.01:04
rbelemGrueMaster, it is better to have a rootfs than an image with fixed image size01:21
GrueMasterThe image resizes on first boot.01:22
rbelemGrueMaster, how?01:22
GrueMasterWe have a tool that gets inserted into the initramfs on the boot partition.  On first boot, it looks at the SD card and resizes the rootfs to fill it.  It also reformats to boot partition ot match the chs for the SD card used.01:23
GrueMasterThe scripts are part of jasper-initramfs.01:23
rbelem:-O01:23
rbelemI didn't know about that01:23
GrueMasterYou and I discussed this during beta 1 & beta 2.01:24
GrueMaster:P01:24
rbelemi think i misundestood what you said :'(01:26
GrueMasterThe idea is the buildd generates a rootfs, then the post-build in d-i generates a 2+G SD image with that and a vfat boot partition that contains the bootloader & kernel.01:27
GrueMasterThen the user can just dd to an SD card and boot.  Pretty painless.01:28
rbelemdo we have how to change the partition scheme?01:30
GrueMasterWe've been doing this since Maverick.  I'm surprised you didn't know that.01:30
rbelem:'(01:30
rbelemGrueMaster, well... let's use that next release01:32
rbelemGrueMaster, are you going t uds?01:33
rbelem*to01:33
GrueMasterYes.  Only reason I missed UDS-N was at UDS-M, I had to get permission for vacation for a Cruise my wife was planning.  After she bought our tickets, they announced the date for UDS-N in Orlando.01:34
GrueMasterAre you going?  We'll have to hook up for a beer.01:34
rbelemGrueMaster, yup :-)01:35
rbelemGrueMaster, yeah :-D I owe you some beers01:35
GrueMasterPfft.  We'll share the load.  :P01:36
rbelemeheheh :-D01:36
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c2tarunapachelogger: ping04:18
ScottKmaco: Will galley need an SRU to go with the new kdebindings or is it good as built with just the SRU?04:52
ScottK(for bindings)04:53
macoScottK: no-change rebuild05:01
ScottKYou ought to be able to go ahead and upload it now for it's own SRU.05:02
macook05:07
* maco wonders if she should make a more-useful manpage at the same time05:08
valoriethat is one of the best sentences I have ever heard a developer utter05:10
valoriemaco ++05:10
ScottKok?05:10
ScottKOr am I lacking context?05:10
macoScottK: the part about the manpage :P05:10
macoright now its like "hi, im a manpage, because debian says i need to exist"05:12
ScottKIt should to better than that.05:12
macobut should probably have info about acquiring lesson files...as this bug i have sitting in debian tells me05:12
jussiin case any of you didnt see it: Just as a heads-up for KDE developers, the current release plan for KDE SC 4.7 has Thursday 28 April as the deadline to have desired features added to the 4.7 Feature Plan, otherwise they have to wait for the next release.07:26
valorieeek, I just volunteered to do a session Introducing Kubuntu in Open Week08:11
agateauRiddell: morning, sorry I left before reading your last messages yesterday evening,08:43
agateauRiddell: thanks for the upload! It is going to be a bit complicated to write a test case for the bug though, but will see what we can do08:44
jussihrm, where do I find qt4-linguist in maverick?08:48
bigbrovar-sgshi guys, i have been having issues with my kubuntu natty install. mainly after a while it refuses to hangs at boot. had this problem on 32bit, then i switched to 64 bit and i am having the same issues. it just hangs at but and nothing else reponds.  when i even try to use safe mode. it hangs at safe mode console menu. 09:18
valoriebigbrovar-sgs: have you tried asking in #ubuntu+1 ?09:19
valoriethey are the natty specialists09:19
bigbrovar-sgsmy machine is an hp probook 4420s, core i5 with intel arrandale chip 09:21
bigbrovar-sgsok i will head over there thanks 09:21
apacheloggerc2tarun: pogo09:46
Riddellagateau: by test case I don't mean a formalied unit test, just "run unity-2d, notice that memory isn't being eaten up" would do10:20
Riddellit already has a test case in the patch anyway10:20
agateauRiddell: ok, we're all set then10:21
steveireRiddell: There's a wetab blog that keeps appearing on platen kde10:21
steveireplanet10:21
bambeemorning10:21
steveireIf we remove the feed will that stop until the author fixes it?10:21
c2tarunapachelogger: if I want to look into any project related to phonon for SoK, can you please tell me from where should I start my research to prepare report?10:34
Riddellsteveire: wetab blog?10:37
Riddelloh, saigkill10:38
steveireYeah10:44
steveireI talked to sysadmin10:44
steveireI think bcooksley is handling it10:44
Riddellhe just sent out a grumpy e-mail10:44
steveireGoing to email him or somethng10:44
steveirewho bcooksley?10:45
apacheloggerc2tarun: talk to kde game developers or amarok/dragon/kaffeine/tomahawk developers10:45
apacheloggerask them for what they are missing in phonon10:45
apacheloggeror what they dislike partcularly10:46
apacheloggerthen write a proposal to fix that ^^10:46
Riddellrbelem: ping, doing any testing of kubuntu mobile?11:27
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Riddellall new DVDs to test14:16
GrueMasterRiddell: Did the armel images get respun as well?15:48
RiddellGrueMaster: nope15:58
RiddellGrueMaster: although kubuntu mobile images could do with being tested (boot only, no install needed)15:59
GrueMasterOk.  Wanted to make sure before I dove in.15:59
ryanakcaScottK: Will do as soon as I find the passwords15:59
c2tarunwhich is the best voip framework for kubuntu?16:09
GrueMasterWhy do the mobile armel images keep changing?  While I haven't tested since Beta 2, dailies have been complete preinstalled images until 20110425, when they reverted back to rootfs only.16:39
GrueMasterSee http://paste.ubuntu.com/599850/ to know what I am referring to.16:45
GrueMasterThe images with the x86 boot sector are ready to run.16:45
rbelemRiddell, i will test today the image in the n90016:53
c2tarunshadeslayer: ping17:15
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c2tarunanybody here familiar with application development using Qt4Telepathy?17:46
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c2tarunshadeslayer: ping18:01
GrueMasterrbelem: plasma-mobile.desktop is still not in /usr/share/autostart.18:07
shadeslayerc2tarun: syn18:08
c2tarunshadeslayer: hey, I want to make a VoIP plugin for kontact using telepathy, is it possible?18:09
shadeslayerwot18:09
shadeslayeroh18:09
shadeslayerc2tarun: SoK ?18:09
RiddellGrueMaster: it shouldn't be, it should be in /usr/share/kubuntu-mobile-default-settings/ and $KDEDIRS set18:10
c2tarunshadeslayer: Yup :)18:10
shadeslayerc2tarun: best to ask telepathy guys in #kde-telepathy if someone is not working on that already18:10
c2tarunshadeslayer: well, noone proposed that project in GSoC. So I thought of taking it to SoK18:10
shadeslayerc2tarun: yeah, but someone *might* have proposed it in the GSoC proposals and might not have made it18:11
GrueMasterRiddell: Well, unless it is moved as I noted, it fails to start.18:11
shadeslayer( altho afaik .. no one proposed it, but you can never be too sure ^_^ )18:11
c2tarunshadeslayer: but still no one got it :) thats is I am sure ;)18:12
GrueMasterAs the images sit now, there are too many failures to go forward without a lot of intervention.18:12
c2tarunshadeslayer: I asked valorie and she said to write a report and submit it, I was doing my research on asterisk when I found about telepathy. I heard on channel once that you are doing something on telepathy, so I pinged you18:13
shadeslayeryeah i've worked on a couple of bug fixes for telepathy, nothing major tho :)18:14
c2tarunshadeslayer: + I saw a video presentation given by McQueen and he told that VoIP applications can be build using telepathy. 18:14
shadeslayeryep18:15
c2tarunshadeslayer: Can you please direct me to some tutorial or development manual on telepathy18:15
shadeslayerc2tarun: there's the "How to build telepathy KDE" page18:15
shadeslayerc2tarun: you could start off by suggesting a new name ^_^18:15
c2tarunshadeslayer: yeah thats a good idea :) and one more help please, can you tell me what is the difference b/w Qt programming and Kde programming language?18:16
shadeslayerc2tarun: well.. you can sort of visualize that graphically ... KDE is built on the Qt toolkit18:17
shadeslayerand loads of the Qt functions have been modified/overloaded to fit KDE's needs18:17
shadeslayerRiddell:  apachelogger: ^^ anything i should add to that?18:18
c2tarunshadeslayer: I mean what is the difference between http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials#Introduction_To_KDE_4_Programming and Qt?18:19
shadeslayerc2tarun: different classes 18:20
shadeslayervisually they look pretty much the same18:21
shadeslayerbut, if you look at the included classes, those differ by a huge amount18:21
c2tarunshadeslayer: yup, there are differences. The problem is kontact is in this kde- prgramming language. Is it possible to make a plugin for it in Qt?18:22
c2tarunshadeslayer: an in hello world program, prerequisites include Qt O_O18:22
c2tarun/s/an/and18:23
shadeslayerwell .. if you implement it via DBus ...sure ... not entirely sure how it's going to be implemented18:23
shadeslayerc2tarun: where?18:23
c2tarunshadeslayer: well I was reading about telepathy and D-Bus first time, but what I thought is I'll make a plugin using telepathy development and it will take care of messing with D-Bus. am I wrong?18:24
shadeslayerc2tarun: did you read what D-Bus is?18:24
shadeslayerit's not *that* easy :PO18:25
c2tarunshadeslayer: yup, just the introductory part18:25
shadeslayers/O/18:25
c2tarun:(18:25
shadeslayerc2tarun: right, so explain it to me ....18:25
apacheloggershadeslayer: s/functions/classes18:25
shadeslayerright ^^18:25
c2tarunshadeslayer: dbus is a system for interprocess communication.18:26
apacheloggerKDE just adds a desktop integration focus to Qt18:26
shadeslayerapachelogger: by a long shot, do you happen to have a presentation of sorts on the 802.11 standard?18:26
apacheloggershadeslayer: presentation?18:26
shadeslayerapachelogger: yes, a slideshow etc18:26
apacheloggernopes18:27
shadeslayerc2tarun: right, and what do you understand by IPC?18:27
shadeslayer:S18:27
apacheloggerplus you would not want slides from me anyway18:27
* shadeslayer looks at ieee18:27
shadeslayerapachelogger: whai?18:27
apacheloggerthere are no more than 5 of them evar and they contain no more then 3 useful words :P18:27
c2tarunshadeslayer: interprocess communication, how can two processes on same or different machines can send messages to each other.18:27
shadeslayerc2tarun: " ... on different machines ... " that's RPC18:28
shadeslayerapachelogger: lemme guess, Phonon, Webkit and Pink18:28
* apachelogger notes that communication is not just sending but processing too, which makes things fun :P18:28
apacheloggershadeslayer: aye18:28
apacheloggershadeslayer: that actually sums up my fosdem presentation18:28
apacheloggerfun18:28
apachelogger:D18:28
c2tarunshadeslayer: well may be I am wrong but, its written somewhere that dbus can be used for processes on different system, if there is no encryption involved18:29
shadeslayerapachelogger: oh that must have been fun18:29
* apachelogger also points out that RPC is a special version of IPC18:30
shadeslayeryep18:30
shadeslayerapachelogger: more awesomer version of IPC18:30
apacheloggergenerally speaking IPC is also when you use a pipe in a shell18:31
apacheloggerwhereby stdin/stdout provide the IPC framework18:31
shadeslayerdidja see the patch with QtDBus peer to peer support?18:31
apacheloggerno18:31
shadeslayerdidja hear about it?18:31
apacheloggerno18:31
shadeslayerapachelogger: you're getting old18:31
* apachelogger was watching .prn ever since he won gsoc18:31
apacheloggerthat is why I am already half way done and you are not :P18:32
c2tarunshadeslayer: hmm.... in short this is not as easy as I thought :(18:32
shadeslayerc2tarun: nope :)18:32
c2tarungod :( I need a mentor who can at least tell me what to look for ;(18:32
apacheloggerRPC dbus?18:32
c2tarunapachelogger: what?18:33
apacheloggernvm18:33
apacheloggershadeslayer: does your team of awesome have a name already?18:34
shadeslayerapachelogger: quite like ... File transfers without a google server18:34
* c2tarun shooting at nothing :(18:34
apacheloggermine still did not reply :(18:34
shadeslayeraw18:34
shadeslayerc2tarun: #kde-telepathy i tell you18:34
shadeslayerapachelogger: wanna swap? :P18:34
shadeslayerapachelogger: mine is too busy fiddling around names18:34
apacheloggeryou cannot be too busy to find silly names18:35
shadeslayerthey came up with Kryptonite and stuff18:35
apacheloggerthen again I already found the siliest of them all18:35
apacheloggerOo18:35
apacheloggerG18:35
apacheloggerkde cheeseballs ftw!18:35
apacheloggerc2tarun: http://community.kde.org/GSoC/2011/Ideas18:35
apacheloggerc2tarun: http://community.kde.org/GSoC/2010/Ideas18:35
apacheloggerc2tarun: http://techbase.kde.org/index.php?title=Projects/Summer_of_Code/2009/Ideas18:35
c2tarunapachelogger: I took one from there only :(18:35
c2tarun2010?18:35
* c2tarun looking18:35
apacheloggerc2tarun: http://techbase.kde.org/index.php?title=Projects/Summer_of_Code/2008/Ideas18:36
apacheloggerc2tarun: http://techbase.kde.org/index.php?title=Projects/Summer_of_Code/2007/Ideas18:36
c2tarunhmm.......18:36
c2tarunapachelogger: got it :/ I gotta dive in history18:36
apacheloggerif you cannot find inspiration there I fear we might have a problem18:36
c2tarunapachelogger: inspiration cannot substitute lack of knowledge :(18:37
apacheloggershadeslayer: what are your Komrades working on?18:37
apacheloggerc2tarun: you just need to find the right scope fo rhte inspiration :P18:37
* apachelogger starts writing phonon head0rs18:38
c2tarunapachelogger: an idol will help a lot ;)18:38
apacheloggerI hear apachelogger has a fan club18:39
c2tarun:D :D :D18:40
shadeslayerapachelogger: good question .... i don't remember18:40
shadeslayerMercurial plugin for dolphin18:41
c2tarunshadeslayer: there are very few guys in kde-telepathy, can you please tell me what should I ask? "How can I build a VoIP plugin using telepathy?" <-- is this good?18:41
apacheloggershadeslayer: you are not very good at community bonding, are you? :P18:41
shadeslayerand the other on working on plasma educational desktop18:41
shadeslayerapachelogger: more like .. i have too much coursework piled up that makes me forget18:41
apacheloggeroh, yeah, the excuse paradigm18:42
shadeslayerc2tarun: more details would go a long way in helping people out how to help you18:42
apacheloggerhttp://aplg.kollide.net/tmp/output.mkv ole!18:42
c2tarunhmm....18:42
* shadeslayer wgets18:42
c2tarunshadeslayer: if I remove telepathy out of picture can I just implement this plugin via D-Bus?18:43
shadeslayerc2tarun: i think you *only* need to deal with DBus and Kontact18:44
c2tarunshadeslayer: that is one hell of help :) thanks a lot18:44
shadeslayerc2tarun: look at the dbus interface of telepathy kde and what it offers18:45
* shadeslayer is yet to look at it18:45
shadeslayerapachelogger: unlike Western countries, they give us shitloads of coursework here :(18:45
c2tarunshadeslayer: still I think I should read about dbus first. knowing it better will help me in understanding the working of telepathy (I guess)18:46
shadeslayeri mean like ... assignments that run into 40 pages which have to be written by hand18:46
shadeslayerc2tarun: yep18:46
c2tarunshadeslayer: thanks :)18:46
apacheloggershadeslayer: clearly you should have studied in the empire of west then18:46
shadeslayer*nod*18:46
apacheloggernow18:46
apacheloggerby hand18:46
apacheloggerlike18:46
apacheloggerby friggin hand?18:46
apacheloggerwith pencil and stuff?18:46
shadeslayerpen and stuff18:47
shadeslayeryes18:47
* apachelogger blinks18:47
apacheloggerand you are sure you are studying computer science?18:47
shadeslayerno .. i'm studying Electronics18:47
apacheloggeroh18:47
apacheloggerthat makes sense then18:47
shadeslayerwhat18:47
shadeslayerhow?18:47
bambeelol18:47
shadeslayerapachelogger: but CSE students don't have it easy as well18:48
apacheloggeraround here one also needs to write a shitload of stuff by hand if studying electronics18:48
shadeslayerpretty much the same stuff over there too18:48
shadeslayerouch18:48
* shadeslayer goes back to IEEE 802.11 n18:48
apacheloggerin computer science at my university there are like 5 courses that have assignments with hand writing stuff18:48
apacheloggereverything else is the digital0rizer18:49
* bambee still does not understand why exams are not on machines... it's silly18:51
bambee(for computer science)18:51
livcdIs kde compiled using a SSP ?19:11
apacheloggerlivcd: please define SSP19:18
livcdapachelogger: with what flag is KDE (and his parts) compiled...like -fstack-protector or -all 19:19
macostack smashing prevention19:20
livcdprotector19:20
livcd:P19:20
macoi found someone actually breaking the acronym down into words on the 2nd page of my googling19:20
macolivcd: do you mean something like a canary?19:21
apacheloggerlivcd: I believe all of ubuntu defaults ot stack smashing protection19:21
yofelaccording to gccs manpage -fstack-protector is on by default in ubuntu, -all isn't from what I see19:21
apacheloggermaco: SSP has about 5000 meanings19:21
apacheloggerat least 1k of them are computing related :P19:22
macomultimedia.cx/eggs/heroic-defender-of-the-stack/ says prevention :P19:22
livcdsome parts are not protected19:22
livcdlike19:22
livcdfirefox parts19:22
livcdthey want to have it fast 19:22
apacheloggerthey *need* to have it fast because the software is already insanely slow as it is :P19:22
livcdsecurity > usability19:23
livcdfor me :)19:23
apacheloggerwell, it is about usability in the most original meaning :P19:24
livcdi was asking for friend cuz he wants to use replace thunderbird by kmail19:24
apacheloggerI'd imagine firefox not being usable (as in not at all) with stack protection :P19:24
livcdbah19:24
macolivcd: i know a stack canary is used all over ubuntu19:24
apacheloggerwell, I don't recall us unsetting stack protection19:25
macothere's also an #ubuntu-security channel19:25
livcdi dont like when im thinking about something and then i write half of text19:25
apacheloggerso considering it is default for gcc, all of KDE is stack protected on ubuntu19:25
macooh look a 40419:25
micahgmaco: should fwd to #ubuntu-hardened19:25
livcdthought k/ubuntu are different projects19:25
macomicahg: the 404 i was looking at was http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/server/features/security19:26
livcddifferent packages creators19:26
apacheloggerlivcd: they are not19:26
apacheloggerthey are different products19:26
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apacheloggermade by the same community19:26
macolivcd: we use the same build servers, same archives, etc.19:26
micahgmaco: thanks, I'll get someone to look at that19:26
apacheloggerwell, different teams within the community actually ^^19:26
yofellivcd: we share the same archive and thus the same compiler, just the shipped package set is different19:26
apacheloggerhttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/69910117/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.kde4libs_4%3A4.6.2-0ubuntu4_BUILDING.txt.gz19:26
apacheloggerwe do not unsest stack protection19:26
livcdIm using ubuntu only for my familiy computer19:26
livcdstill learning LFS19:27
apacheloggerhence all of KDE is stack protected by default19:27
apachelogger(of course I would not dare claiming that every package obeys to that)19:27
micahgmaco: where's that link from?19:28
livcdapachelogger: For all the security stuff there is Ubuntu security team ...well maybe mainly Kees Cook ?19:28
macomicahg: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/19:28
micahgmaco: thanks19:28
micahglivcd: there's #ubuntu-hardened if you want to ask the security team questions19:28
Riddellto be fair on the rest of the security team there several wonderful people on it as well as Kees19:29
macolike beattie19:29
macoi usually ask beattie when i have questions19:29
livcdmicahg: But they are using grsec mainly i think...and security in mainstream ubuntu is different :)19:29
* apachelogger usually refreains from having questions :P19:29
macogrsec? thats only compatible with a few kernels, and only every now and then when the author catches up with upstream linux19:30
livcdmaco: there are packages 19:31
livcdJulien Tinnes of google i think19:31
livcddid that for ubuntu/debian19:31
macoRiddell: in oneiric, can kaccessible be installed by default? its the screenreader for kde19:40
macoapparently it now has one, it's just not at-spi compatible, so you need to run kaccessible & orca at the same time to cover all your apps19:40
maco(assuming a mix of gnome & kde, which i think is pretty common)19:41
Riddellmaco: depends on disk space as ever, of course I'm not around for oneiric so it's up to those who are19:42
macooh right19:42
Riddellmaco: the Accessibility option on the CD boot screen hasn't dont anything in Kubuntu since KDE 4 came along, it would be a nice project to see if something could be done with it19:42
macoouch19:43
macook19:43
macostep one would be getting kaccessible on the cd then19:43
macoas that's what's needed to make ubiquity be speakable19:43
Riddellit is?19:43
Riddellhow does it do that?19:43
macoim not sure yet what other changes (if any) i'd need to make to pykde ubiquity frontend 19:44
macokaccessible is the kde screenreader19:44
macoits new in 4.619:44
macoqt-at-spi is apparently about making a bridge so that the stuff kaccessible would read can be passed on to dbus for at-spi2 screenreaders to use19:45
macobut is not really done yet19:45
macoin the meantime, ive gotten kaccessible to read *some* stuff in kde, though i havent tried it with ubiquity yet19:45
macoit works dandily with menus, but its treatment of konsole & konqueror leaves something to be desired 19:45
macobut certainly the first step to getting ubiquity to be read aloud is having something to do the reading!19:46
maco(im intending to spend a good chunk of oneiric time fixing up the pygtk frontend of ubiquity to say useful things instead of just things)19:47
Riddellmaco: what do you need to do to get kaccessible to read stuff?19:49
macoRiddell: you need to have QT_ACCESSIBITY=1  in your env19:50
macoRiddell: so youd want to set that in your session startup (which some kde session startup config thingy can do but i forget what its called)19:50
macoor just do QT_ACCESSIBILITY=1 kate19:50
macowell, after starting kaccessibleapp19:50
macowhich is in /usr/lib/kde4/exec/ i think?19:50
macodpkg -L kaccessible to double check19:50
macowe'd want the accessible option in the menu to set QT_ACCESSIBLITY in the env before starting the session with ubiquity in it19:51
RiddellI think I'm missing a text-to-speach programme19:51
macoespeak?19:51
macook step one for testing it:  start kaccessibleapp19:52
macoyou should get a little blue circle with white man in it in your tray19:52
macosee that?19:52
maco/usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kaccessibleapp  <-- oh thats the path19:53
macoif you wanted it for permanent, then you'd use the kaccessible service19:53
Riddellgolly, it works19:53
macoyeah! thats why this has to go into oneiric19:54
macobut like i said, still some weirdness with konsole and konqueror19:54
macolike, it recites numbers, and i don't know why19:54
macooh, and konqueror is not keyboard-usable afaict19:54
maco(i did "ls" and it said "42")19:55
maco(in konsole, i mean)19:55
Riddellwe default to rekonq of course19:55
macokde.org in konqueror read off a string of numbers19:55
macoi suspect in the case of ls it was telling me how many files had been output, but it didnt read their names19:55
Riddellrbelem: kubuntu mobile is waiting for your sign off on https://wiki.kubuntu.org/NattyNarwhal/ReleaseManifest19:59
RiddellTm_Tr: powerpc really needs some love http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/20:00
Tm_TRiddell: ye, I'm fighting with hardware issues here, but I'll have some results in a few minutes20:07
arpanhi20:23
arpancan anyone help me with nvidia drivers causing this-> http://imagebin.org/15046520:24
Tm_TRiddell: live boots, apps gets launched20:25
Tm_T...and because of apparently broken hardware (I/O errors from cdrom device) at some point I got plasma-desktop being rather unresponsive20:26
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Tm_KRiddell: works, as you see20:48
RiddellTm_T: lovely thanks23:05
Riddellrbelem: ping23:37
rbelemRiddell, pong23:37
Riddellrbelem: yo, do we have a plan to sign off the mobile images?23:40
Riddellactually, I think the arm ones are being rebuilt23:40
rbelemRiddell, yup, i'm testing the i386 right now23:40
rbelemRiddell, and will test omap3 on n900 in a couple minutes23:41
Riddellgroovy, make sure you get the 20110427 image23:43
RiddellI wonder why kubuntu mobile doesn't like being run on virtualbox, I just get funny colours23:44
rbelemRiddell, me too23:45
rbelemRiddell, i'm checking that too23:45
rbelemRiddell, i dont understant why it is waiting for the enter key to be pressed so X starts23:51
rbelemRiddell, do you have an idea?23:52
Riddellmm, nope23:53
Riddellrbelem: in virtualbox or on real hardware?23:54
rbelemRiddell, /etc/default/nodm is nice23:54
rbelemRiddell, virtualbox23:54
rbelemRiddell, i will test on n900 now23:54

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