[00:10] Wow kmail2 rc sure seems quite nice actually (so far) - many thank to the neon folks for making it safe to test === ximion1 is now known as ximion === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [03:37] charlie-tca: around? [03:37] yup [03:38] JontheEchidna: ping [03:38] pong [03:40] i was going to ask how to test it after applying patch [03:40] since there's no try/install option once you get to a point where you can test [03:44] I think the crash occurs while starting ubiquity from the desktop too [03:44] Kubuntu 64 alternate OEM install, does not shutdown after running "prepare for shipping to end user" [03:47] The OEM install did work, I shut down with the power button. [03:47] MInor inconvenience at best [03:50] maco: don't hate me... [03:50] that doesnt need to be alpha 1 [03:50] OEM install, user configuration fails with the same error as the live cd install [03:50] Thank you! [03:50] the keyboard thing.... slangasek and i are both stuck [03:51] it looks like a xkb-data change (he says) that is breaking backend stuff [03:51] Then the mandatory tests are done for the alternate cd's [03:51] I have to stop for the night, my eyes are blurred [04:34] ScottK: so I tried to build Debian's kdemultimedia but in my oneiric pbuilder it has some sort of odd dependency problem. I thinks it needs libasound2-dev but it doesn't install it [04:34] should I give up on trying to get the Debian version building and just start doing the actual merge? [04:55] LaserJock: Seems reasonable. That does seem like an odd problem. [05:02] ScottK: yeah, I've not seen that before [05:03] normally it's a dep that fails to install, in this case it didn't think it needed to install it in the beginning of the run and then later failed because it wasn't installed [05:04] You might try switching to a different pbuilder depenency resolver. [05:05] IIRC you can do this in /etc/pbuilderrc [05:06] oh [05:06] ok, I'll look at that [05:06] so does kdemultimedia have to be done by tomorrow? [05:08] Have to, no. [05:09] We can't upload until after the Alpha 1 release so there's no need to worry about tonight at all. [05:10] oh, ok [05:10] I just didn't want to be blocking anything [05:12] The only kdemultimedia rdepend in Main is amarok which I don't think needs to be uploaded soon. [05:30] ScottK: there's k3b also [05:30] Ah. Forgot about that one. [05:38] as long as things are installable we're ok for now [05:38] Yep. [05:48] It's just as well I'm not an IRC op. I'd get in way to much trouble for kicking people. [05:49] Dude: I need help with foo. [05:49] * ScottK : This isn't a support channel for foo. [05:49] Dude: I know, but I thought ... [05:49] Kick. [05:50] Reason: "Dude: I know your mom told you that you are special. You aren't. The rules apply to you to." [05:52] Dude: I need help with merging [05:53] what do you do with the VCS data in debian/control? replace the debian git stuff with kubuntu's bzr? [05:58] Yes. [06:05] you used to let me ask support questions here because you figured you could rope me into fixing stuff once i started hitting things that were bugs-not-user-error [06:06] I'm generally more flexible with people who are involved in the project. [06:07] I'm also much less tolerant of #ubuntu questions in #ubuntu-server 'because no one in #ubuntu could answer it'. [06:07] Heck I ask support questions in development channels sometimes, so I'd be hypocritical not to. [06:07] ScottK: am I meant to put my name on the merges.ubuntu.com for kdemultimedia? [06:08] LaserJock: Yes. Please. [06:08] I just realized it was editable :-) [06:09] being old and rusty sucks [06:10] Someone had to point it out to me too. [06:10] ditto [06:11] does it still look like solid bg with no text field? [06:13] yes [06:13] and on my netbook I had to scroll over to even see that there was a column there [06:16] this VM is like the Little Engine That Could [06:16] I hope that's good. [06:16] im waiting for it to try to load the kbd page so i can see if i get stacktraces for non-france things [06:17] ScottK: super slowly chugging along [06:17] ScottK: it fails on u'USA' too [06:17] you dont even get to *choosing* a layout [06:17] Lovely. [06:17] it does teh "try to guess a layout based on lang and timezone" thing and crashes [06:17] Any backtrace? [06:18] because the xkb names are all changed around [06:18] same as jibel's was, but with u'USA' instead of u'France' [06:18] Can you disable the guessing for Kubuntu? [06:18] there's a thought [06:18] Hacks 'R Us. [06:18] well wait [06:18] then itd just fail when they *do* make kbd selection [06:19] i think [06:19] Are your sure? [06:19] it's set_keyboard() thats failing [06:19] I'd whack it out with a hatchet and see. [06:19] Is the call the same for the guess and for the picking? [06:20] calculate_result() makes a call to set_keyboard() which fails [06:22] And this is a different design that is used in Ubuntu? [06:22] Can you make ours work like Ubuntu's? [06:22] argh. i hate new ubiquity. it starts installing BEFORE i finish making choices [06:23] now i have to wait for the stupid thing to finish installing then convince virtualbox to boot from a cd again before i can go back through ubiquity [06:23] oh wait except it's crashed! [06:23] ha i dont have to wait for it to finish [06:23] Hooray [06:38] OK. I'm officially too tired. Good luck. Please ping slangasek for sponsorship if you get it sorted. [06:40] ok [07:17] ScottK: if i comment the ones that use the deb.get(question) then it just fails elsewhere in kde_components/Keyboard.py [08:41] morning === steveire_ is now known as steveire [09:09] hello everyone. I was trying to setup kde development environment in my new kubuntu 11.04 machine. I did compile everything in fedora successfully but here i'm getting some problem with kde-runtime.Please someone help regarding this problem. === pnh_ is now known as pnh_away [09:12] kde-runtime builds fine in project neon, so what's the problem? (and don't use away nicks please) === pnh_away is now known as pnh_ [09:15] yofel:This is my problem: http://paste.kde.org/77305/ [09:16] you obviously didn't point it to your new build of kdelibs [09:16] but I have latest version of kdelibs !!! [09:18] moin moin [09:18] soprano is also giving some error : http://paste.kde.org/77317/ [09:18] pnh_: built maybe, but your CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH doesn't point to it [09:19] pnh_: soprano needs libx11-dev installed [09:19] pnh_: did you follow http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/Environment#Sample_.build-config_file ? [09:20] pnh_: did you follow http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/Environment [09:20] sudo apt-get install libx11-dev says libx11-dev is already the newest version. Yeah I did follow all steps in techbase [09:21] I could able to build kdelibs without any problem [09:22] odd, that should be a missing libx11-dev, and did you install kdelibs? [09:22] libx11-dev is already installed . yeah. I did install kdelibs without any problem ! [09:24] I compiled attica,strigi phonon etc without any problem [09:24] what does 'echo $CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH' say? [09:24] pnh@my-kde:~/kde/src/strigi$ echo $CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH [09:24] /home/pnh/kde/inst/master:/home/pnh/kde/inst/master: [09:25] then I'm out of ideas, either wait fos someone else or ask in #kde-devel [09:25] okay.I'll try at kde-devel. Thanks btw :) [09:34] neon dudes: how do recipies build for multiple distro releases? [09:34] e.g. https://code.launchpad.net/~neon/+recipe/kdeadmin uses lp:~neon/project-neon/kdeadmin-ubuntu which has a debain/changelog for maverick [09:34] but it builds on natty too [09:34] does the daily build just add its own changelog entry? [10:24] Riddell: it adds it's own changelog entry and then completely ignores it [10:24] the package version is defined on the recipe page, not the changelog, and you sometimes see maverick entries that build for natty and so on [10:26] correction: it adds it's own changelog entry with the proper package version ignoring what you defined in the branch [10:30] Riddell: the recipes essentially just run bzr dailydeb on the recipe text with a default set of parameters [10:48] didrocks: how did the patchless qt build go? [10:52] debfx: I built it yesterday, but I'm on another thing, so didn't install yet. Will get to it today and keep you posted [10:53] if it works, then, a dicho will be need to find the guilty patch [10:58] ok, finding a faulty patch in qt sounds like fun ;) [10:58] Riddell: btw. I don't want to be annoying, but it would be nice if *something* could be done about bzr's memory usage. It makes it somewhat hard to work like this :/ https://code.launchpad.net/~neon/+recipe/project-neon-kde-workspace [11:04] debfx: not sure we have the same definitino of "fun" :-) [11:04] definition* [11:09] didrocks: disabling kubuntu_17_enable_qtwebkit_for_qtassistant.diff should cut a good part of the build time [11:10] and I'm 90% sure that the package build still works :) [11:14] debfx: thanks for the tip! webkit is the major part of the qt build and we build it for kubuntu (but debian doesn't)? [11:16] didrocks: the qtwebkit lib that is actually used is build from the qtwebkit-source (Debian calls it qtwebkit) source package [11:18] didrocks: we only build qtwebkit in qt4-x11 because qt assistant needs to link against it but we don't want to introduce a qt4-x11 <-> qtwebkit-source build-dependency loop [11:18] debfx: ok, but qtassistant needs it for its internal browser support I guess, hence the build in qt itself? [11:18] debfx: ok, make sense :) [11:19] thanks for the explanation [11:19] Debian doesn't build webkit in qt so their assistant is basically broken [11:19] yeah, I can barely imagine qt assistant without webkit [11:24] yofel: yes, I'll bring it up with the team [11:24] debfx: still segfaulting with all debian cherry picks removed [11:38] didrocks: uh, I don't see what else from the merge could cause that [11:39] didrocks: on a maybe unrelated note: upstream says kubuntu_92_qml_memory_leak.diff is a dangerous patch [11:40] debfx: I tried 10 minutes to disable it. Now, hammering the laptop again :-) [11:40] hoping that it will be better with webkit disabled === rdieter is now known as rdieter_work === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [14:09] \o [15:04] debfx: still segfaulting without it [15:04] debfx: we didn't have .3 before the merge right? but for you, the changes in .3 are minimal, right? [15:20] Quintasan and yofel: I hyped Project Neon in the Alpha 1 release notes. === transitlogger is now known as apachelogger === apachelogger is now known as randalogger === mgraesslin_ is now known as mgraesslin [15:30] randalogger: How's the snow? [15:30] no snow no more [15:31] I think it all was one big scam [15:31] \o/ [16:00] hey all [16:00] randalogger: but it was all white on planetkde [16:01] no signs of blue :( [16:01] yofel: kdeedu is in bzr right? [16:08] huh? you were doing kdeedu [16:08] if you mean our 4.6.3 then yes, that's in bzr [16:12] ScottK, JontheEchidna, charlie-tca: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/791883 bug filed [16:12] Ubuntu bug 791883 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "ubi-console-setup.py:set_keyboard() gets error 141 (crashes) in Kubuntu" [Undecided,New] [16:17] maco: Thanks. [16:23] yofel: right, and i don't need to merge it now right? [16:24] well, if you don't we don't have kdeedu in oneiriic [16:24] *oneiric [16:24] maco: thanks [16:25] maco: I targeted them to oneiric so they'll show up on the release team hot list. [16:25] i wouldve thought the oneiric-alpha-2 milestone would make them show "hotter" since thats sooner [16:30] It has to be both "also affects distribution" oneiric and high/critical to hit the release team "we're going to track this" threshold. [16:30] yofel: okay working on it [16:30] The milestone on Alpha 2 then puts it on the "We'll track this for Alpha 2" list. [16:44] ScottK: is the release team's Wall of Eek publicly viewable? [16:44] There's a LP query you can use to get it. [16:44] I don't recall what it is. [16:45] Loosly it's High/Critical and nominated for the development release. [16:45] Then for each milestone limit to bugs milestoned for event. [16:46] oh. so its just a saved link to a search. ok [16:46] um [16:47] advanced search doesnt appear to have an option for what distribution its targeted against [16:47] you go to ubuntu// and then search there [16:47] ! put ubuntu/oneiric/+bugs [16:47] Sorry, I don't know anything about put ubuntu/oneiric/+bugs [16:47] erm i tried to type "oh!" but i guess not [16:48] lp: easier to use by memorising url patterns than my using the UI [16:48] hm, I got this for all bugs in Oneiric so far - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?assignee_option=any&field.affects_me.used=&field.assignee=&field.bug_commenter=&field.bug_reporter=&field.bug_supervisor=&field.component-empty-marker=1&field.has_blueprints=on&field.has_blueprints.used=&field.has_branches=on&field.has_branches.used=&field.has_cve.used=&field.has_no_blueprints=on&field.has_no_blueprints.used=&field.has_no_branches=on [16:48] &field.has_no_branches.used=&field.has_no_package.used=&field.has_patch.used=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.omit_dupes.used=&field.searchtext=&field.status%3Alist=CONFIRMED&field.status%3Alist=FIXCOMMITTED&field.status%3Alist=INCOMPLETE_WITHOUT_RESPONSE&field.status%3Alist=INCOMPLETE_WITH_RESPONSE&field.status%3Alist=INPROGRESS&field.status%3Alist=NEW&field.status%3Alist=TRIAGED&field.status_upstream-empty-marker=1&field.subscriber=&field.t [16:48] ag=oneiric&field.tags_combinator=ANY&orderby=-datecreated&search=Search&start=0 [16:48] fail [16:48] so, hihgh/critical for oneiric shows 223 bugs [16:49] most funny is the UI for the neon team, for some missing we're missing some of the UI buttons (like delete package in the PPA) so we *need* to know the URLs to get anywhere [16:49] i suspect that could be stripped down to just the necessary bits [16:52] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+bugs?field.searchtext=&orderby=-importance&field.importance%3Alist=CRITICAL&field.importance%3Alist=HIGH [16:53] hm can even remove "field.searchtext=&" [16:55] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+bugs?orderby=-importance&field.importance%3Alist=CRITICAL&field.importance%3Alist=HIGH&field.milestone%3Alist=39141 and here's alpha 2 [16:55] mostly ftbfs [16:55] maco: ftbfs of packages? [16:56] wait ... that came out all wrong [16:56] FTBFS of kde packages? [16:57] no [16:57] ah okay [16:57] there are 167 bugs targeted to alpha 2 for all of ubuntu. i think 164 are ftbfs [17:05] We had a long discussion yesterday about how pointless the FTBFS bugs are. [17:09] ScottK: whats this i hear about Austria being the new australia? [17:10] shadeslayer: They are pretty much the same thing. Only two letters differently. [17:10] wth does austria have in common with australia o.O? [17:11] Well, neither of them are where jussi lives. [17:12] ^^ [17:33] didrocks: we didn't have .3 before the merge [17:34] debfx: so maybe the regression come from there (I'm rebuilding with more patches removed) [17:34] didrocks: I've just rebuilt qt from natty in oneiric and unity-2d-places still crashes [17:35] ENOTOURFAULT [17:35] didrocks: so it's definitely caused by changes in the toolchain [17:35] debfx: oh? weird, because last week, it was working pretty well [17:36] I don't think the toolchain changed since [17:36] didrocks: Qt hadn't been built on the oneiric toolchain last week. [17:36] oh right, seeing that it was just a copy from natty [17:36] ok then, more fun to debug :-) [17:36] I'll try to focus on that next week, no worry (tomorrow is off for me, and I try to finish some tasks on oneconf today) [17:37] debfx: thanks for trying the rebuilld :) [17:37] rebuild* [17:38] so my initial guess of blaming gcc 4.6 wasn't that wrong after all ;) [17:39] yeah :-) I would have prefer a patch to be guilty TBH :-) [17:39] didrocks: You could force it to build on gcc-4.5 on oneiric to try and narrow it to the compiler or maybe something else. [17:40] ScottK: nice idea, at least, we will be certain it's the cause, let's make a try in my ppa [17:41] There are other toolchain packages that could affect things, so it's a good step. [17:43] ScottK: so I think I found what happened with the kdemultimedia deps. it went from libasound2-dev [!kfreebsd-i386,etc.] to libasound2-dev [linux-any] [17:44] so is [linux-any] recognized in Ubuntu? [17:44] yes [17:44] It's recognized in soyuz [17:44] LaserJock: in the oneiric pbuilder [17:44] So we ought to backport pbuilder [17:44] the natty pbuilder doesn't support it afail [17:44] *afaik [17:44] ScottK: that would be the ideal case [17:45] ScottK: actually we ought to SRU pbuilder [17:45] this early on most people will be using natty I'd think [17:45] Someone should file a bug against natty-backports, test it and give me a ping so I can approve. [17:45] debfx: Perhaps. I don't know what other changes are in the oneiric one. [17:46] debfx: maybe we could just have a patch against linux-any instead of a complete new release? [17:46] * ScottK thinks a backport would be way less work. [17:46] Since we have not-automatic in backports now it's safe to have enabled. [17:48] 0.199+nmu2 has: Handle architecture wildcards properly. [17:51] ScottK: not-automatic is enabled in natty? [17:52] micahg: Yes. [17:52] cool [17:58] evening [17:59] arff fuc**** report o_O (I am writing a report for my internship, I have a LOT of things to do...) :'( [18:00] fortunately latex is my friend :D [18:02] have to learn latex at some point of time [18:02] i hear it's awesome [18:02] it is, I don't know it very well either though yet :/ [18:04] shadeslayer: http://www.labri.fr/perso/mazoit/index.php/En/Calendrier <-- a calandar built with latex :P [18:08] latex is great for books and papers, can be pretty cool for presentations [18:09] great with equations [18:09] but for simple stuff I'd rather just use a regular word processor since Latex formats things for you, which is not always what you want :-) [18:44] well ... we had bug 683439 but debian does not seem to have kalgebra-common, do i keep it? [18:44] Launchpad bug 683439 in kdeedu (Ubuntu) "split kalgebra mobile" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/683439 [18:44] they do have a seprate mobile package tho [18:52] ScottK: bug #791940 if you want to sponsor the pbuilder fix [18:52] Launchpad bug 791940 in pbuilder (Ubuntu) "pbuilder doesn't support architecture wildcards" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/791940 [19:04] <_Groo_> hi/2 all [19:05] hey _Groo_ [19:05] <_Groo_> could anyone help me out to isolate a bug [19:05] <_Groo_> anyone running 64bits (k)ubuntu pls try to install acroread from the partners repo [19:06] <_Groo_> it should fail in nspluginwrapper [19:06] <_Groo_> which is a hard dependency of acroread [19:06] _Groo_: afaik nspluginwrapper is foobared in natty [19:06] <_Groo_> shadeslayer: prolly but it should at least install cleanly, which doesnt [19:07] <_Groo_> it breaks at apt lvl [19:07] yes, i think i filed a bug against it [19:07] lemme look [19:08] bug 141613 [19:08] Launchpad bug 141613 in nspluginwrapper (Ubuntu) "npviewer.bin crashed with SIGSEGV" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/141613 [19:08] <_Groo_> yep thats the one [19:08] <_Groo_> is it because we are using 64 bits flash? [19:09] <_Groo_> and the two collide? [19:09] i filed bug 694137 [19:09] Launchpad bug 694137 in nspluginwrapper (Ubuntu) "nspluginwrapper 1.22-0ubuntu8 fails to install on natty (dup-of: 357965)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/694137 [19:09] Launchpad bug 357965 in nspluginwrapper (Ubuntu) "MASTER package nspluginwrapper 1.2.2-0ubuntu4 failed to install/upgrade: wrapper update crashes when gcu-plugin is installed" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/357965 [19:12] <_Groo_> i dont have gcu-plugin installed [19:13] <_Groo_> im just gonna get the package source and ripout the wrapper dependencie.. i use the 64 bits anyway [19:13] i just copied the flash so into my ~/.mozilla/plugins folder ... no packages required [19:16] <_Groo_> shadeslayer: yeah i know, but does it fix the nspluginwrapper bug? [19:16] nope [19:23] debfx: Looking [19:26] <_Groo_> shadeslayer: done... just replaced the dependency for flashplugin64 and rebuild the package [19:27] _Groo_: heh ... kool :D [19:28] <_Groo_> easier then doing a bunch of loops just to keep apt happy [19:28] <_Groo_> this way, next update if it fixes it, ill receive.. if not, ill fix again [19:41] agateau: ping [20:05] ScottK: is it late yet? [20:08] randalogger: Definitely not. [20:08] og [20:09] debfx: Uploaded. Thank you for your contribution to Ubuntu. [20:33] ScottK: thank you too === debfx changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Merging KDE 4.6.3 from Debian | Merges: https://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html | TODO: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Todo [20:35] LaserJock: Your pbuilder fix has been accepted into natty-proposed. Once it's built, please test and then comment in bug #791940 [20:35] Launchpad bug 791940 in pbuilder (Ubuntu Natty) "pbuilder doesn't support architecture wildcards" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/791940 [20:35] ScottK: ok [20:36] debfx and JontheEchidna: Time to start uploading again .... [20:40] * ScottK is now stuck reviewing 200MB of engineering drawings. [20:40] Comments are due tomorrow and I got the drawings today. [20:41] yikes [20:43] ScottK: [20:43] DUH [20:43] ScottK: Thanks. [20:43] is it worth filing the akregator doesn't use the global menu bug in LP? [20:44] micahg: No. [20:44] micahg: If you want to solve that, talk nicely to agateau and see if he'll write a patch. [20:45] ScottK: k, thanks [20:45] It should be acceptable upstream. [20:45] So we'd just carry it as a distro patch for oneiric and see it upstream for 'p'. === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:53] ScottK: Does someone normally add our meetings to the 'fridge' so that it shows up on the calander? http://www.ubuntu-news.org/calendars/fridge/ [20:53] DarkwingDuck: No idea. [20:54] ScottK: So we have not done that in the past? [20:54] DarkwingDuck: No idea. [20:54] (you may sense a patter developing) [20:54] patter/pattern [20:54] LOL [20:55] Someone got them sched in #ubuntu-meeting, but no idea beyond that. [20:55] Okay. [20:55] I'll figure that out. [20:55] and send out the email. [21:00] ScottK: i hear Engineering Drawings ... what are they about? :D [21:02] ScottK: tested pbuilder fix and commented, thanks [21:13] bug 781310 [21:13] Launchpad bug 781310 in plasma-widget-smooth-tasks (Ubuntu) "plasma-widget-smooth-tasks: new version wip2010-11-05 available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/781310 [21:16] http://identi.ca/notice/75198835 [21:16] repost/dent whatever you call it? [21:17] Quintasan: all of us? :P [21:17] all of you [21:18] vorian: microblogging and bloggin are apparently main points for Community this cycle :P [21:18] i see :) [21:18] I'll have to get better at posting [21:18] hey, we have other use cases too! [21:18] like... [21:18] well... [21:18] other things [21:21] lol [21:21] You don't sound convincing at all yofel [21:21] :P [21:26] shadeslayer: $WORK. [21:27] ScottK: right .... i did engineering drawings in my second sem ... was just curious ;) [21:27] how do you uupdate again.. (update -v blah ../stuff.tar.bz2) ? [21:28] vorian: update what? [21:28] oh [21:28] palsma widget smooth tasks [21:29] * shadeslayer has never used uupdate [21:29] figured it out [21:29] <3 uupdate [21:29] looks cool :D [21:30] shadeslayer: In this case it's a building we're going to install a bunch of stuff in after it's built, so we have to make sure the building meets all the system requirements. [21:31] ah .. [21:34] i just did stuff like draw rectangles and circles using a drafter ... i miss my drafter ... :P === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter [21:46] ScottK: Oh god, sound like fun, good luck [21:47] Quintasan: yeah, its horrible work, we had to make stuff like this : http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_zv8axZ_uoT8/TGkepLByBBI/AAAAAAAAAII/Uc_jmVxB7Lw/s1600/engineering_drawing.jpg [21:47] and thats one of the easy drawings [21:48] * shadeslayer shudders [21:52] oh good lord [21:52] yofel: something is wrong with your thinkpad [21:52] nothing is wrong, it's just building Qt, finished in a few [21:53] yofel: uh ... no .. .something is wrong with firefox on your thinkpad [21:53] yofel: http://i.imgur.com/iMVbw.png [21:54] O_O [21:56] shadeslayer: and how is that on my thinkpad? [21:56] uh what? [21:57] hm [21:57] bleh [21:57] the R61 doesn't even have firefox installed [21:57] yofel: i ran htop on my local machine xD [21:57] * yofel figured as much [21:58] i pressed ctrl+shift+n instead of Ctrl+a+Ctrl+c [21:58] * shadeslayer can't even figure out how that happened [21:58] heh [21:58] yofel: shadeslayer is probably confused by too much complaining about exams. [21:58] hahaha [21:58] @_@ [21:58] only 2 more to go [21:58] and then i shall be freeeeeee [21:59] lol [21:59] * Quintasan has still three left [21:59] no, 4 even [21:59] i would have one left ... but i failed in a exam last sem xD [21:59] and 5 if that old man decides to have us write a test [21:59] so have to clear it this semester [21:59] god damn it [21:59] Physics tomorrow [22:00] <3 Physics [22:00] and I don't the whole stuff [22:00] atleast it was doable [22:00] history and chemistry and another one from history [22:00] and one more from geography [22:01] FFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUU- [22:02] Quintasan: i know the feeling ... all i've done in the past 6 months is give exam .... :'( [22:02] i didn't think they taught that anymore [22:02] s/exam/exams [22:05] vorian: Taught what? [22:05] Quintasan: Geography [22:06] no the FFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU [22:06] ah [22:06] you mean f7u12 :P [22:06] JontheEchidna: bug fixored :) [22:06] vorian: Well, all these tests make me RAAAAGE [22:06] I can see that [22:07] cool! [22:07] thanks, reminded me of a few things i once forgot [22:10] debfx: around? [22:11] shadeslayer: yep [22:11] debfx: okay so in kdeedu debian/rules, we figure out if the arch is ARM or not and accordingly add : DEB_CMAKE_CUSTOM_FLAGS += -DWITH_OpenGL=OFF [22:12] now i want to do it inside override_dh_auto_configure, so i would have to write the entire overridden command again? [22:12] if(arch is arm) overridden command else other overridden command [22:13] yes, or you use a variable that contains all config fals [22:13] *flags [22:14] okay [22:15] shadeslayer: You mean even with all your "Oh, no, I can't do $STUFF due to exams" you still didn't pass them all? [22:15] * ScottK wonders again what the youth of today is coming to. [22:15] ScottK: more like the uni decided to fail the entire batch because they wanted to earn moniez [22:16] so ... they failed a total of 180 students from our college [22:16] Ah. Youthful dodging of responsibility. [22:16] go figure [22:16] * ScottK wonders more [22:16] *shrug [22:19] debfx: http://paste.ubuntu.com/617069/ << that look ok? [22:19] derp [22:19] hold on [22:20] in this case I would really use a variable [22:20]