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TheBuntudoes ppa have kde sc 4.7 yet01:03
TheBuntuwhere can i find kde 4.7 ppa repo ?01:13
genii-aroundTheBuntu: It doesn't exist yet01:15
TheBuntuok01:15
TheBuntugenii-around: what dont exist yet... ppa having it01:18
genii-aroundTheBuntu: Yes.01:18
TheBuntuok..was just woundering sence kde ...Wednesday, May 25, 2011: KDE 4.7 Beta 1 Release01:20
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n4chtahoihoi.  is alpha1 stable-ish?   i'm considering doing an upgrade to it to check it out, but i'm going to wait for beta if it's so broken that it's hardly usable.  (i know alpha releases are typically a use-at-your-own-risk, could all fall apart, minefield of nasty sometimes, but other alpha releases in the past have been pretty usable for day-to-day usage.)10:36
arandNot stable no, you'd wait for final release for that.10:37
arandubuntu dev versions tend to fall in the former class..10:38
elros"it works for me"10:39
n4chti don't mean stable as in 'final release' stable.  i mean stable as in 'installer will actually *install* it, then it boots into a usable DE, and works for the most part without random crashes, etc'.10:42
n4chtor, as elros said "works for me".10:42
arand*with random crashes and breakage.10:42
n4chtarand: that's what i was afraid of.   i think i'll just wait for either beta or final release.10:57
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Ian_Corneam i correct when I say that NM breaks ubuntu one atm?11:07
Ian_Cornen4cht: it's the most alpha feeling alpha i've ever worked with11:07
Ian_Corneif that helps you :)11:07
Ian_Cornestuff is just missing11:08
n4chtIan_Corne: that was actually very helpful.   in that case, to get my gnome-shell fix without giving up ubuntu, i'll just compile from git in my home dir so it doesn't break unity.11:09
Ian_CorneI've not even tried gnome-shell11:10
Ian_CorneBut from what i read here, gnome3 stuff isn't that stable either11:10
n4chtoh.  you know what?  i just remembered seeing a virtual machine specifically for testing new ubuntu releases when i was doing a search for vbox with apt.   maybe i'll use that and test oneiric that way?11:30
* n4cht is installing testdrive.11:35
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charlie-tcaHow to add users in Oneiric? Users and Groups seems to be broken?16:36
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Ian_Cornecharlie-tca: adduser from commandline?16:42
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charlie-tcaIan_Corne: thanks, it does seem to be the only way16:43
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Volkodavthe worst alpha ever20:09
PiciNot enough things breaking?20:10
Volkodavunity+gnome3 = crazy non working WM20:10
charlie-tcaand mine was actually working, just installed this weekend. but... it is Xubuntu Oneiric20:14
elroscan't go wrong with lubuntu20:14
VolkodavI'll reinstall xubuntu20:15
charlie-tcaminor quirks, of course, like email and news start offline now20:16
cwillu!info inkscape #lucid21:19
ubottu'#lucid' is not a valid distribution: hardy, hardy-backports, hardy-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-proposed, maverick, maverick-backports, maverick-proposed, medibuntu, natty, natty-backports, natty-proposed, oneiric, oneiric-backports, oneiric-proposed, partner, stable, testing, unstable21:19
cwillu!info inkscape lucid21:19
ubottuinkscape (source: inkscape): vector-based drawing program. In component main, is optional. Version 0.47.0-2ubuntu2 (lucid), package size 19566 kB, installed size 86024 kB21:19
cwillu!info inkscape hardy21:19
ubottuinkscape (source: inkscape): vector-based drawing program. In component main, is optional. Version 0.46-0ubuntu2 (hardy), package size 14070 kB, installed size 60876 kB21:19
Picicwillu: rmadison is handy for doing those sort of comparisons.21:19
* cwillu googles21:20
cwillusomething I have to _install_ first?21:20
* cwillu scoffs21:20
Picicwillu: Its in the devscripts package.21:20
cwillusomebody was just looking for a livecd with inkscape .45, which I wasn't sure existed21:21
Picicwillu: rmadison is just a cli interface to http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/madison.cgi anyway, so you could use that21:21
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BUGabundogood evening folks22:32
Ian_Cornehei22:33
Ian_Cornei had to reinstall natty today BUGabundo  :p22:33
BUGabundoahahahah22:33
BUGabundonatty??22:34
BUGabundothat's old22:34
Ian_Cornehad no GUI anymore in 11.1022:34
BUGabundognome is a mess in 11.1022:34
Ian_Corneand i needed my laptop :D22:34
BUGabundosure it does22:34
BUGabundojust a very BAD one22:34
Ian_Cornenono, it didn't work anymore22:34
Ian_Cornenot at all :D22:34
BUGabundosure does22:34
BUGabundognome-do is rocking here22:34
charlie-tcaoops22:34
BUGabundobut no updates coming22:34
BUGabundovery strange22:35
BUGabundoNM is broken22:35
charlie-tcaI even managed to get VBox working again, and it only took three days!22:35
Ian_Corne:D22:35
BUGabundoneed to file that , once I figure what's causing it not to work22:35
BUGabundocharlie-tca: I had to reinstall do to gnome3 and NM22:35
charlie-tcaMy updates on xubuntu today pulled nautilus in22:35
BUGabundo:(22:35
BUGabundocharlie-tca: ahahahahaaha22:35
Ian_CorneMaybe it's more productive going to the nm channel?22:35
BUGabundoautch22:35
charlie-tcaBUGabundo: you did a reinstall?22:35
BUGabundomy bright is going it self to MAX22:35
charlie-tcaI didn't know that was even possible ;-)22:36
BUGabundogoing blind here22:36
BUGabundowow I lower it and it increases it again22:36
BUGabundo:/22:36
charlie-tcauh-oh22:36
BUGabundocharlie-tca: yah, so I got ext4 again22:36
BUGabundowoot22:36
charlie-tcasounds like power manager did something wrong?22:36
BUGabundowell, clean install22:36
BUGabundoPM has been wanking for weeks22:36
Ian_Corneis there still a power manager in 11.10?22:36
charlie-tcaw00t! clean install at that?22:36
charlie-tcaIan_Corne: what about doing a dual boot with 11.04/11.10?22:37
BUGabundoapt-cache policy gnome-power-manager22:37
BUGabundognome-power-manager:22:37
BUGabundo  Installed: 3.0.2-0ubuntu122:37
charlie-tcaOh, yeah, I do that, but managed to screw my 11.04 install up bad today22:37
Ian_Cornecharlie-tca: unity already doesn't work anymore in 11.04 because of the setting i have in my homedir22:37
Ian_Cornefrom 11.1022:37
Ian_Corneso no real use I guess22:38
BUGabundomeh22:38
charlie-tcayeah, I believe that. Got to separate everything these days22:38
BUGabundoglad i have my tablet now22:38
Ian_Cornerunning ubuntu classic atm22:38
BUGabundoit saved my weekend22:38
BUGabundoI need to start kmail22:38
Ian_Cornea tablet wouldn't be able to run eclipse, which i need :D22:38
BUGabundobut I'm afraid it will eat all my email22:38
BUGabundoIan_Corne: if you *need* something, then you shouldn't be running +1 :)22:39
BUGabundo'cause the only thing I *need* on this laptop22:39
BUGabundois ff, chromium and pidgin22:39
Ian_CorneBUGabundo: i know22:39
BUGabundoand one of those is having problems with NM22:39
Ian_Corneexcept i've been doing it for a long time :D22:39
BUGabundoIan_Corne: I know you know :D22:39
Ian_Cornebut I can always reinstall in 30 mins22:39
Ian_Cornelike I did just now22:39
* charlie-tca thinks we all know, and advise others not to do what we do.22:40
BUGabundoand then not be able to use your /home22:40
BUGabundocharlie-tca: still we keep doing it and blaming something22:40
charlie-tcaseems so22:40
charlie-tcaBUGabundo: isn't that why we do testing?22:40
BUGabundowe are just masoquist22:40
BUGabundono22:40
BUGabundowe should test stuff ready to work22:40
BUGabundowe are 4 months away that being useful22:41
BUGabundoLOL22:41
charlie-tcabut that is not near as much fun22:41
BUGabundoyeah22:41
BUGabundoafter alpha4 its lame22:41
macoplease don't say that22:41
BUGabundobut before alpha 3 its really not usefull22:41
macothere are enough people refusing to test before beta22:41
BUGabundomaco: we are joking :)22:41
BUGabundolight up22:41
charlie-tcaIf you start testing accessibility after alpha3, it stays fun!22:41
macoby the time beta comes around, there's no time to fix!22:41
Ian_CorneBUGabundo: I always have all my stuff saved somewhere :)22:41
BUGabundoI ALWAYS ask ppl to test a daily iso every so often22:41
BUGabundoto make sure their apps/hw works for them22:42
BUGabundoIan_Corne: _cloud_22:42
macook...just afraid someone's gonna see and go "see? even THEY say we shouldnt test!"22:42
BUGabundoahaha22:42
BUGabundomaco: this ISN'T testing22:42
BUGabundothis is masoquism right now22:42
BUGabundono one minimaly sane would run what we have22:42
charlie-tcalol22:43
BUGabundoand I run this in bare metal with no replace hw22:43
BUGabundoglad I got the tablet22:43
charlie-tcaoh, now that is just plain trouble22:43
BUGabundo*if* I would file bugs for ALL that is currently broken22:43
BUGabundoLP would crawl down22:43
charlie-tcaAt least I got spares here. video cards, HD, cables, etc. Everything but the motherboard ;-)22:43
BUGabundobut half is not yet ported22:44
BUGabundohalf is not yet merged22:44
BUGabundoand some weird half was forgotten somewhere22:44
BUGabundobut sometimes, I get really really tired of the breakage22:45
charlie-tca+122:50
BUGabundoDAMN YOU POWER MANAGER22:50
BUGabundofuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu22:50
charlie-tcahmmm22:51
BUGabundocan I send my optoptrician bill to canonical?22:51
BUGabundoanyone else having failed to use first key presses?23:04

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