[03:58] debfx: Would you be up for taking a crack at merging Qt? [04:08] Are people bumping boost to 1.46? [04:08] We need to do that and get rid of 1.42 ASAP. [04:36] JontheEchidna: Has kubuntu_01_fix_dialog_focus.diff in polkit-kde-1 been sent upstream? [04:36] I think I committed it directly [04:40] yup: https://projects.kde.org/projects/extragear/base/polkit-kde-agent-1/repository/revisions/0701f84a57156f8f584bb4fe928811a26ceefcf0 [04:40] there just hasn't been a new release of it yet [04:42] Thanks. [04:43] That's our only diff with Debian, so I just mailed the patch back to them for consideration. [04:45] JontheEchidna: Would you be up for reviewing shadeslayer's kde4libs merge? i think that's next. [04:46] I'll put it at the top of the list for tomorrow [04:46] Great. === tazz_ is now known as tazz [08:11] ScottK: I though Quintasan wanted to do that since he participated in the patch review [08:55] morning [09:04] debian kde team has renamed libkonq5a to libkonq5abi1 ? I need to do the same thing ? [09:05] Hi [09:10] bambee: yes, I think we should [09:11] another thing about libdlrestrictions: actually it's into universe, many kde apps will use this package [09:11] debfx: okay thanks [09:12] ==> i did a debian package for this http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Active+Application?content=139686 [09:12] ScottK: ^ I thought you are able to move new binary packages to main :) [09:13] plasma looks good now => http://wstaw.org/m/2011/05/28/plasma-desktopwq1739.jpg [09:32] morning [09:32] yofel: morning [09:57] debfx: ping [09:58] apparently there is a missing cmake macro in libdlrestrictions-dev [09:58] "kde4deb_dlrestrictions_process_libraries" [10:01] bambee: where is it used? [10:01] or the debian patch is wrong and does not use the right macro.... [10:01] debfx: in kdebase [10:01] debfx: http://paste.ubuntu.com/614095/ [10:01] it's a patch imported from debian [10:04] hmm [10:06] I don't find it in the orig tarball (even with a recursive grep) o_O [10:07] and there is no diff.gz in debian.... [10:08] well, Modestas Vainius is on irc ? (the author) [10:08] there should be a debian.tar.gz [10:09] it looks like some cmake magic [10:10] bambee: MoDaX in #debian-qt-kde@irc.oftc.net [10:10] you should be in there anyway [10:10] ok [10:20] shadeslayer: ping me when you've finished to merge kdelibs (I need it for kdebase) [10:41] agateau: in dbusmenu-qt you export various classes from private headers. are those really needed? [12:55] yofel: could you do a apt-get upgrade on your thinkpad? [12:55] bambee: i'm nearly done, waiting for pkg-kde-tools to be upgraded :) [13:07] upgraded to what? [13:18] shadeslayer: ok [13:18] shadeslayer: yeah , upgraded to what ? [13:18] debfx: i need pkg-kde-tools upgraded on yofel's system so i can work xD [13:19] ah [13:20] my idiotic ISP throttles my connection after 8GB's of download :( [13:23] someone could take a screenshot of userconfig on a mobile (or tablet) ? just to see ui integration on embedded devices with small screens [14:03] debfx: Good point. We'll leave it for Quintasan. [14:04] debfx: I can move things to Main if they are in New. For moving packages otherwise it requires shell access in the Canonical data center that I don't have, so I have to ask. [14:04] any idea if i can install kubuntu on cruz t301 [14:33] ScottK: Yeah I got that. I was just referring to libdlrestrictions which should have ended up in main [14:34] debfx: Yeah. I could have done it then, but I didn't think of it. [14:34] I thought of it approximately a minute after I hit accept. [14:36] debfx: I've asked to have them promoted. [14:37] apachelogger: I have a lord question for you :P [14:50] apachelogger->processQuestion(bambee->questions().pop()); [14:50] :D [14:51] apachelogger: look at this module http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kdeadmin/kuser/ku_editgroup.cpp?view=markup <--- anything is deleted ? [14:51] s/anything/nothing/ [14:51] bambee meant: "apachelogger: look at this module http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kdeadmin/kuser/ku_editgroup.cpp?view=markup <--- nothing is deleted ?" [14:52] that is not a question, that is 339 sloc I do not have time to read through [14:52] so my question is : does kdelibs or qt free them in a case like that ? typically this module uses a qtreewidget and add qtreewidgetitems allocated dynamically, does qtreewidget free them ? [14:55] bambee: no [14:55] Quintasan: have you tried to get oxygen-appmenu running in neon? [14:55] bambee: QTreeWidgetItem *item = new QTreeWidgetItem(m_list_in, sl); [14:55] first arg there is the parent [14:55] qobject children get deleted bythe qobject upon destructin [14:56] so by maing the QTW parent of QTWI, latter will be deleted once former is being destructed [14:56] mhhhh [14:56] ok [14:56] http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qobject.html#details [14:57] QObjects organize themselves in object trees. When you create a QObject with another object as parent, the object will automatically add itself to the parent's children() list. The parent takes ownership of the object; i.e., it will automatically delete its children in its destructor. You can look for an object by name and optionally type using findChild() or findChildren(). [14:58] apachelogger: so it recursively calls delete on each of its children in its destructor? [14:59] interesting feature [14:59] apachelogger: oh and you have oxygen-appmenu right? [15:01] shadeslayer: how else would this work [15:01] apachelogger: right, just asking, btw is there a better way to start a command than QProcess? [15:02] depends on what you need to do, what the command is, why you call it at all, why you do not use kprocess... [15:03] apachelogger: its a command to start the dbus server [15:03] of a app [15:03] the what? [15:03] ( yes i know, its weird ) [15:03] apachelogger: syncevolution has a seprate command to start it's dbus server xD [15:04] ehm [15:04] nono [15:04] this is all wrong [15:04] ALL WRONG [15:04] kubotu: google dbus message bus starting service [15:04] Results for dbus message bus starting service: 1. D-Bus Specification: http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html | 2. D-Bus: http://dbus.freedesktop.org/ | 3. D-Bus: Message bus APIs: http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/api/html/group__DBusBus.html [15:04] read [15:04] looking [15:05] apachelogger: syncevolution has 3 binaries, one for starting the dbus interface, one for syncing and one to start the http server [15:05] the one for syncing can also be used to add/remove configs [15:05] http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#message-bus-starting-services http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#message-bus-starting-services http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#message-bus-starting-services http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#message-bus-starting-services http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#message-bus-starting-services [15:06] ah [15:06] thy shalt not do things that other software does for you [15:06] apachelogger: lol [15:08] bambee: oh, btw, https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Specs/MaverickCodestylePolicy [15:08] thanks btw ... [15:08] great! thanks [15:08] bambee: especially note the i18n part, while you are redoing everything you might as well switch from i18n to i18nc to make translators love you [15:09] cya laterz [15:09] * bambee reads the documentation about i18nc [15:09] http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Localization/i18n_Semantics [15:11] ohhh. it's almost my coding style... except for the getter :) [15:12] and for includes :\ [15:18] Time for me to be a pain in the side? [15:18] The colors of the menu on the Kubuntu alternate cd are no good for visually impaired people. Black is not a good contrast on the color of blue [15:19] Is it possible to use white for the menu, and black for the selection? [15:19] At least it would make it more easily readable [15:20] why, sure, once I remember where one sets this [15:20] * apachelogger thinks it is in either ubuntu-cd or debian-cd or something related but undocumanted [15:20] charlie-tca: what is the menu though? [15:20] charlie-tca: We plan to drop the alternate this cycle, so it's probably not worth spending time on. [15:20] I know that feeling [15:20] the thing at the bottom? [15:21] apachelogger: IIRC debfx knows which knob to turn. [15:21] ScottK: doesn the DVD have the very same selection screen> [15:21] no, the entire menu, install from cd, use hard disk, etc [15:21] apachelogger: Good point. [15:21] but you are right, if the cd won't stay, don't bother fixing it for alpha1. It is a waste of time. [15:21] charlie-tca: I image the Canonical purple used on Ubuntu images wasn't so great either? [15:21] you're right [15:22] ScottK: it is aubergine! [15:22] charlie-tca: It is an issue for the DVD, but we don't generally worry much about DVDs until later. [15:22] It is pink on my laptop [15:22] okay [15:23] I will complain again later about it [15:23] We put the blue in just in order to avoid shipping a Barneyfied installer. [15:23] yeah, we did that too [15:24] I think the purple is highly dependent on the actual video of the system. It changes on each one of my computers [15:27] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_%26_Friends <-- For those not familiar with the relevant Barney. [16:48] OdyX is going to do a new kdesudo release with all of our changes included, so we should be able to sync kdesudo soon. [16:48] If anyone has additional changes, please coordinate with him on #debian-qt-kde. [16:52] ScottK: have you looked at the diff? I don't think we can sync the package [16:52] debfx: Not yet, but after the next upstream release we'll be able to. [16:53] (I think, I actually just looked at the patches) [16:53] - Use update-alternatives instead of dpkg-divert to override kdesu. [16:53] - Remove debconf support. [16:53] Maybe not. [16:53] I'd say we should consider if we really want the diff or not. [17:03] My imx53 is now in memphis... lets see how efficient fedex is. [17:10] debfx: apachelogger made the dpkg-divert change, so it'd be nice if you two would sort out if we really need to maintain the diff. The new upstream is uploaded to Debian. [17:16] ScottK: the other problem is that it uses a debconf prompt (which defaults to not using kdesudo) [17:16] so we certainly can't sync the package as it is now [17:19] Morning guys [17:32] OK [17:32] debfx: Can we preseed the debconf thing? [17:33] In any case, the diff is now reduced. [17:33] no idea how that works [17:34] Probabyl more trouble than it's worth. [17:34] yl/ly [17:35] doko wants a MIR for libdlrestrictions1 and libdlrestrictions-dev. [17:35] Anyone up for a bit of MIR writing? [18:00] ScottK: is there a particular reason why you've used "[i386 amd64 powerpc]" instead of "[!armel]" in kdegames? === mgraesslin_ is now known as mgraesslin [18:27] http://paste.ubuntu.com/614243/ -> "no known conversion for argument 1 from ‘QWidget*’ to ‘QObject*’ " -> wtf ? o_O [18:30] bambee: mm [18:30] did you do sudo apt-get build-dep stuff? [18:31] i guess yes [18:31] but :) [18:31] Peace-: no it's a personnal project, not packaged yet [18:31] it's a kcm module then ? [18:31] right? [18:31] yes [18:32] this is a nerd solution but... i have fixed a lots of times , with sudo apt-get build-dep kcm-anothermodule [18:32] well i am lazy yes [18:33] a lots of time i forgot some dev xD [18:34] as it's not packaged yet, the packages manager won't know its build dependencies ;) [18:34] yes... [18:34] just use another kcm [18:35] xD [18:36] bambee: kdelibs5-dev is on right ? [18:37] shadeslayer: sry, not at home. Upgrading now [18:37] my request was not for that, it was for the message ""no known conversion for argument 1 from ‘QWidget*’ to ‘QObject*’ "" [18:37] (qwidget inherits from qobject) [18:37] bambee: ok sorry i dunno [18:37] np :) [18:39] hm... Do we have a backport of pkg-kde-tools somewhere yet? [18:46] bambee: could you pastebin the constructor of that class? [18:48] JontheEchidna: http://paste.ubuntu.com/614250/ + http://paste.ubuntu.com/614251/ [18:49] (the coding style and the code is not perfect yet) [18:50] Change "AbstractItemModel::AbstractItemModel( QWidget *parent ):" and the corresponding bit in the header to QObject *parent and everything should work as expected. [18:50] The constructor will be able to take an QObject-inheriting class that way [18:51] aahh... [18:53] ohhh you're right the QAbstractItemModel constructor takes a QObject * as argument... :) [18:53] well done thanks [18:53] yw [18:56] In code you will be able to pass a QWidget in as a parent since it does inherit from QObject, but you have to be more specific in a subclass constructor [19:09] ScottK: do you know where shadeslayer's merge landed? [19:16] Lying around on my server it seems, not sure what's what though.. [19:19] shadeslayer: pkg-kde-tools upgraded. [19:19] bbl [19:29] JontheEchidna: test building now [19:31] JontheEchidna: altho, symbols are left after test building, but i hope that will be quick [19:40] JontheEchidna: for some reason libudev-dev isn't being installed in the pbuilder, but if i install it manually it works ... the build dep is : libudev-dev [linux-any] .... [19:41] once merged where I need to upload kdebase ? [19:49] shadeslayer: that's a bug in pbuilder [19:49] ... [19:49] debfx: yeah i removed linux-any for now [19:49] using the one in oneiric fixes that [19:49] and it builds [19:49] oh .. hmm [19:50] will put it back after build then [19:50] ok, but re-add it before pushing to bzr [19:50] yep [20:00] btw did anyone merge Qt? [20:05] no, but I hope Quintasan will do that [20:12] oh .. okay [20:15] re [20:16] hey yofel [20:16] grrr, that pbuilder bug again [20:16] yofel: any ideas how nvidia performs over DVI? [20:16] hehehe [20:16] on my 250GTS perfectly fine [20:16] ah, oneiric has merged pbuilder, I'll install that on the server [20:17] yep [20:17] server is on natty [20:17] yofel: your server is quite messed up xD [20:17] it has debian and ubuntu entries in sources.list i think ... :P [20:17] well, that was my karmic desktop setup converted into a server, pretty messy :S [20:18] that's intentional [20:18] debian is pinned to -1 [20:19] ah [20:20] yofel: could you : sudo rm -rf /home/shadeslayer/livecdtmp [20:20] should free up about 2 GB's of space [20:21] well, plenty left anyway [20:23] purged [20:25] thanks :) [20:25] you don't have a quota anyway :P [20:25] and that freed 5G ^^ [20:25] hehe [20:26] ok i got scared for a moment there ... tried to switch between screens and nothing happened :P [20:29] omfg [20:29] 0.o [20:29] * QuintasanWEB cant boot recovery mode [20:30] I updated nvidia driver from Xorg edgers [20:30] rebooted my pc and now i get KP [20:30] claims it is not able to mount / [20:30] :/ [20:30] hehe [20:31] QuintasanWEB: you have 270.41.06 ? [20:31] I had [20:31] updated to 275 [20:31] which apparently fixes the weird Konsole resize bug [20:32] upgrading nvidia shouldnt break mounting / [20:32] lol [20:32] haha [20:33] ok ... i lost my screen now ^^ [20:38] QuintasanWEB: i tried out GNOME3 recently [20:38] QuintasanWEB: they don't have a visible shutdown option xD [20:38] BLEH [20:39] i had to manually sudo halt -h NOW [20:39] who needs that, we have ttys [20:39] hahahha [20:39] we spoil users too much :P [20:39] true ^^ [20:40] shadeslayer: uploaded ? [20:41] nope, it just FTBFS'd [20:41] arf [20:42] we've also a shutdown plasmoid no ? [20:42] JontheEchidna: In bzr under ~kuubntu-packagers AFAIK. [20:42] bambee: lock logout iirc [20:42] oh indeed [20:43] shadeslayer: Why do you need a shutdown option when you have a power button. [20:43] ScottK: shadeslayer hasn't pushed yet [20:43] well, the user can logout and shutdown from kdm then :P [20:43] debfx: re kdegames: So it would still work if we get armhf [20:43] (which is likely, but not certain this cycle) [20:44] JontheEchidna: Oh. OK. [20:44] arf [20:44] yofel: can i have sudo permissions for cp? [20:47] or nvm [20:48] ScottK: ok, another issue is that the Architecture field presumably doesn't support "!" [20:48] debfx: I think it does now, but I'm not 100% sure, since I had no reason to care. [20:58] ok ... debian/kdelibs5-data/usr/share/doc/kde4 is gone [21:01] OK. Did the MIR for libdlrestrictions1 and libdlrestrictions-dev [21:05] question : ln -s kde debian/kdelibs5-data/usr/share/doc/kde4 seems to fail in kdelibs because there is no kde4 dir there anymore, any ideas how to fix? should i touch a file there and link it ? [21:05] ln -s kde debian/kdelibs5-data/usr/share/doc/kde fails as well [21:06] does debian/kdelibs5-data/usr/share/doc/kde already exists? [21:06] *exist [21:06] nope, but i tried that before listing debian/kdelibs5-data/ [21:07] dpkg-gensymbols: unknown option `-u' bwahahahaha [21:09] we used -u-c0 before .. can i replace that with just -c0 ? [21:09] replace it with whatever debian has [21:10] debian just had -V [21:10] debfx: we had -V -u-c0 ... [21:11] that's what debian had as well [21:11] s/-V/-c0 [21:12] hm, -c0 meant never fail on missing symbols, what's the point then ...? [21:12] yofel: -u isn't a option in dpkg-gensymbols apparently [21:13] can't find it either [21:13] and there seems to be no point in adding verbosity to the dpkg-gensymbols output either [21:13] so i'll loose both of those options [21:14] use whatever debian has [21:14] yeah [21:14] any ideas about the linking of docs? [21:15] not without knowing what the error actually is [21:18] one sec [21:18] http://paste.ubuntu.com/614298/ [21:19] I guess debian/kdelibs5-data/usr/share/doc/ doesn't exist [21:19] nope [21:20] yofel: i figured as much, but how do we fix it xD [21:20] mkdir -p ? [21:20] thats what i was thinking as well [21:20] I'd say we can just drop that symlink [21:21] there is only one package that installs into /usr/share/doc/kde4: backintime-kde [21:22] aren't we considering backintime as a backup option? [21:22] debfx: that package might go into the DVD [21:23] so i think we have to keep that symlink [21:23] doesn't matter that package should be fixed regardless [21:23] oh okay [21:23] Quintasan_: ^^ [21:23] * shadeslayer drops symlink then [21:29] debfx: is this feature new? : debian/source/include-binaries [21:29] shadeslayer: it's a feature of source format 3.0 [21:29] ah nope [21:29] right [21:29] that's 3.0 for including binary files [21:30] i just saw it for the first time :P [21:31] hm maybe we need to keep that symlink after all [21:31] @_@ [21:32] debfx: so i should keep it? [21:33] yeah [21:33] pew pew [21:33] at least the fs is not corrupted [21:33] alright [21:33] shadeslayer: you could just put it into kdelibs5-data.links [21:33] now how do I fix this mess [21:33] ah [21:33] debfx: thats cool [21:34] oh s [21:34] debfx: so like : kde usr/share/doc/kde4 ? [21:34] cant chrootn into 64 bit from 32 bit [21:34] wt [21:34] no [21:35] QuintasanDroid: un supported [21:35] shadeslayer: man dh_links [21:35] ... [21:35] oh great [21:35] QuintasanDroid: how do you even expect that to work :P [21:35] I have no idea, I want to somehow rescue my machine [21:35] -s [21:36] no, just great [21:36] Hurrrrrrrrr [21:38] LOL [21:38] ENDLESS KERNEL PANIC ON LIIVECD [21:41] hahaha [21:44] ok i'll bbl ... [21:44] kde4libs is building ;) [22:02] QuintasanDroid: What kind of install is the actual system on your machine? 32 or 64 bit? [22:13] ScottK: 64 bit [22:13] will debian amd64 net inst be capable of chrooting? [22:14] * QuintasanDroid wants to download the least amount of data possible [22:14] urgh [22:18] How about http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/natty/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/ [22:18] Won't it boot in recovery mode? [22:32] ScottK: I have no idea how to use that [22:34] QuintasanDroid: Burn the mini ISO to CD and boot it. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/natty/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/mini.iso [22:35] Should be ~the same as netinst on Debian. [22:35] Of course that'll install the system, now that I think about it. [22:35] Probably not what you actually want. [22:47] QuintasanDroid: you need a amd64 cd afaik [22:53] netinstall did the trick [22:57] hmm, now I wonder how to fix this shit [22:57] QuintasanDroid: btw for symbols, can't i get them in one neat patch with some tool? [22:58] read the whole page [22:58] it is there [22:58] omfg and kernel panic [22:58] ... [22:58] QuintasanDroid: you mean "Updating a symbols file for a new library version" right? [22:58] I mean the whole page I sent you [22:58] QuintasanDroid: yes, i'm reading that [22:59] WHY THE HELL IT FAILS TO MOUNT ROOTFS? [22:59] I just freaking updated graphics drivers [22:59] QuintasanDroid: what i'm asking is, is there something that can extract the diffs inside the build log [23:00] QuintasanDroid: erm .. i have the new nvidia blob now, no issues yet [23:00] 275? [23:00] from xorg edgers? [23:00] yes [23:00] okay [23:01] so what the fcks is wrong with my booting [23:01] * QuintasanDroid cant reboot via keyboar [23:01] and shutting down is painful because I have to wait ~20 minutes before I can successfully turn on my computer [23:04] ah i get it now [23:05] http://www.imgur.com/0XXSQ.jpg [23:05] no, just great [23:05] the fs is there [23:05] not corrupted but it cant mount it [23:05] while I can mount it just fine from liveusb [23:06] and RSEIUB doesnt work [23:06] :/ [23:06] :S [23:07] now, another 20 minutes to waste [23:07] pkgkde-symbolshelper: warning: there are LOST symbols (including optional): 0.o [23:07] Im so fckking going to send that mobo to get a replacement [23:07] cant even reboot my computer normally [23:08] WHY IT HAPPENS ONLY TO ME? [23:08] * QuintasanDroid quits whine mode [23:08] hehe [23:08] QuintasanDroid: its a mobo issue? [23:08] no idea [23:08] If I shut down my PC [23:08] and then try to power it up [23:08] I get no beep [23:08] no POST [23:08] QuintasanDroid: If it mounts from a live CD, the FS isn't actually corrupted, is it? [23:09] ... [23:09] my display flashes between digital and vga output, then stops doing anything [23:09] the fans are working etc but it wont boot for some reason [23:09] ScottK: I can mount it just fine from LiveCD [23:10] therefore it cant possibly be corrupted [23:10] Then the FS iteself is fine. [23:10] The pic you posted says kernel panic [23:10] because it cant mount rootfs [23:10] the rootfs is sdh7 [23:10] QuintasanDroid: I note the you are trying to boot the kernel from natty-proposed. [23:11] Can you manage to boot the actuall natty kernel? [23:11] ScottK: how do you know that? [23:11] Your picture says 2.6.38-9-generic. [23:11] I'll also mention that's a 32bit kernel. [23:12] oh wait [23:12] So your problem may well be your trying to use a 32 bit kernel with a 64 bit userspace. [23:12] what? [23:12] how is that even possible? [23:12] * QuintasanDroid couldnt have possibly installed 32bit kernel [23:12] Somehow you are managing to boot one. [23:13] Boot the right kernel and I bet you're in business. [23:13] how can you say it is 32bit kernel? [23:13] * QuintasanDroid cant see anything apart from version there [23:14] 2.6.38-9-generic is the name of a 32bit kernel [23:14] and how is amd64 kernel named? [23:15] I'm double checking this. [23:15] the same :) [23:15] I thought what debfx said [23:15] Actually I'm wrong [23:15] thats why I was wondering how then hell I could pull a 32bit kernel [23:15] In any case, it is the natty-proposed one, try the regular natty kernel [23:15] i'd say both are named the same [23:15] Sorry about taht [23:16] ScottK: I really want to file a bug if the regular one works? [23:16] Yes. [23:17] * QuintasanDroid wonders how can he save a log of that [23:17] The picture you took will be a good start. [23:17] the system hangs right after I boot it so I cant take any pictures before that one [23:17] also booting the live cd now and saving relevant logs would be good. [23:18] ScottK: hah, I have to wait 20 minutes to be able to boot my pc back [23:18] Patience is a virtue. [23:18] stupid hardware [23:18] okay i was saved by the fact that my dist-upgrade is broken xD [23:19] ScottK: Sure it is, but wasted 20 minutes are wasted 20 minutes no matter how you look at iy [23:19] shadeslayer: do you get sigsegv on update? [23:19] Nah. You learned something in the process. It's not a complete waste. [23:19] QuintasanDroid: yes [23:19] oh [23:19] so it wasnt just me [23:20] QuintasanDroid: broken plymouth [23:20] any idea what the hell is going wrong there? [23:20] but ... suprsingly .... it worked when i just ran it O_O [23:20] QuintasanDroid: it's fixed now i guess [23:20] shadeslayer: what? I even got sigsegv when doing apt-get update [23:20] :P [23:20] lol [23:20] QuintasanDroid: i think it might be the xorg edgers ppa [23:20] that fixed it [23:20] lol [23:21] lets try booting it now... [23:21] * QuintasanDroid prays to any listening god [23:21] ScottK: no shit, it is alive [23:22] * QuintasanDroid hugs ScottK [23:22] kubotu: order cookies for ScottK [23:22] * kubotu slides a whole bunch of world's finest cookies down the bar to ScottK. [23:25] now I need to enforce nvidia-glx build for older kernel [23:26] * QuintasanDroid did it [23:27] now I shall go and complain to kernel team [23:29] debfx: could you go over my debian/rules once? just to check it [23:30] shadeslayer: sure, have you pushed the branch already? [23:30] debfx: not yet, thats why :) [23:30] debfx: http://paste.ubuntu.com/614343/ [23:31] i'm just cleaning up the changelog [23:31] * QuintasanDroid herps derps and kills fsck with fire [23:31] complains about superblock being in future but doesnt want to do anything about it [23:32] QuintasanDroid: the superblock probably traveled to india and back ;) [23:32] debfx: -DKDE_DISTRIBUTION_TEXT="Debian packages" \ << what do i do about that [23:33] do we keep it? do we change it? [23:33] How do I enforce fsck before boot? [23:33] shadeslayer: yes, change it to Kubuntu packages [23:34] shadeslayer: those variables at the top are never used [23:34] okay [23:34] QuintasanDroid: touch /forcefsck [23:34] oh [23:34] debfx: oh override_dh_auto_configure overrides them? [23:35] SUP FSCK [23:35] they are just not used by anything [23:36] alright, so i'll just get rid of them [23:36] DEB_DH_MAKESHLIBS_ARGS_libkdecore5 <-- that's definitely cdbs [23:36] I heard you like checking superblocks so we put a superblock in future so u can superblock while you superblock [23:36] debfx: do i even need them? [23:36] what does DEB_KDE4_LIBRARY_PACKAGES do? debian doesn't seem to have it defined [23:37] debfx: it was DEB_KDE43_LIBRARY_PACKAGES in debian [23:37] but i talked to yofel and he suggested that it should be DEB_KDE4_LIBRARY_PACKAGES [23:39] I don't know what that variable does but it's not there anymore in the debian 4.6 package [23:39] might also be cdbs cruft [23:40] DIE DKMS [23:40] FFFFFFFUUUUUU^ [23:40] hehe [23:40] debfx: uhm .. where did you upload the pkg-kde-tools for natty? [23:41] I didn't [23:41] YYYaAAAYYY [23:41] shadeslayer: DEB_FIXPERMS_EXCLUDE := usr/lib/kde4/libexec/fileshareset <-- needs to be translated to dhmk [23:41] * QuintasanDroid pc works now [23:42] debfx: where can i find docs for this? [23:43] shadeslayer: you need to exclude that file from the dh_fixperms call [23:43] alrighto === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [23:45] debfx: $(overridden_command) --exclude usr/lib/kde4/libexec/fileshareset [23:45] ( i have override_dh_fixperms: before that ) [23:45] yep [23:47] anything else? [23:47] shadeslayer: 275.09 doesnt fix the resize bug for me :/ [23:48] oh [23:48] Quintasan: i haven't tried it out [23:48] * shadeslayer tries [23:48] Quintasan: le fixed [23:48] i mean konsole still resize weird, but no more artefacts [23:49] Then it is not fixed [23:50] Quintasan: adding transperency makes it crap out [23:51] Quintasan: dirty fix : don't use transperency [23:57] time to pushy pushy