[00:02] hm, kdepimlibs was somewhat easy compared to kdelibs [00:02] what did I forget to do... [00:02] yofel: for the new packages, did you start from scratch? [00:02] i mean completely new packaging? [00:03] ( like i'm thinking of doing for kate ) [00:03] more or less yes, I only copied the existing stuff that could be reused [00:03] like install files and descriptions [00:03] and binary names [00:03] hmm [00:03] still not sure if I should keep the old changelog [00:03] will there be kdepim 4.6 on natty, or is it better to wait [00:03] currently I don't [00:03] claydoh: ask bulldog98 [00:04] there will be, in backports probably [00:04] we should make that available for natty [00:04] since it's technically part of 4.6.4 [00:04] it is quite good from using it in neon [00:04] oh look another user of neon [00:04] :D [00:04] claydoh: it will it only needs small modification in control [00:04] didn't we already know claydoh? ^^ [00:05] i didn't [00:05] ah, I forgot to take out the kdebase references [00:05] shadeslayer: I use neon sometimes too [00:05] :) [00:05] but mainly from within my normal desktop setup [00:06] it is good to know that people use it :P [00:06] hmm [00:06] yofel: you know what [00:06] yofel: theres a libplasma2 branch [00:06] :> [00:06] yofel: I even demod it on Linuxtag (marble) [00:06] so, what, I make it user # 3, or 4 ?? [00:06] :D [00:06] claydoh: more much more :) [00:07] shadeslayer: that thing that aseigo started? Didn't read his blog post TBH [00:07] * shadeslayer suddenly has a very sinister plan [00:07] yofel: well i'm going to checkout the branch [00:07] my kdelibs clone is probably ancient [00:07] bulldog98: good [00:07] claydoh: on the know user count something like 4 ^^ [00:07] though the krita blog post should've gotten us some users [00:08] yofel: don’t you count yourself as user to? [00:09] yofel: I even know a debian User using it [00:09] erm, if you count us co-maintainers as users then we already have 4 by default ^^ [00:09] where will we put KDE PIM 4.6? (PPA) [00:10] backports I would say [00:10] it's nothing SRU-able, so not for updates [00:10] rather handle it as a backport from oneiric (it technically is one) [00:10] yofel: we have the others in experimental, but backports sounds good [00:11] experimental was for beta and RC, now that it's out backports is reasonable [00:12] yofel: was my thought, too [00:13] * yofel uploads kdepimlibs [00:13] yofel: btw, should we get kdepim 4.6 into archive before 4.7 beta is uploaded? [00:14] probably, 4.7 has kdepim 4.7 tars (no idea what's the difference, probably they want to keep it in sync again) [00:14] debfx: ^ [00:14] yofel: yes they want that [00:15] * bulldog98 now has backported the kdepim-runtime stuff (see if it works) [00:17] o.O [00:17] Unable to obtain lock held by debfx@bazaar.launchpad.net [00:17] sounds like something went wrong... "at crowberry [process #15939], acquired 291 hours, 21 minutes ago." [00:18] * yofel broke the lock [00:18] this will be the next build process: https://launchpad.net/~bulldog98/+archive/staging/+build/2564878 [00:22] yofel: do we still have kde-sc-dev-latest? [00:22] we do [00:22] ok [00:33] * bulldog98 still needs to update the pbuilder [00:37] yofel: what did you put in : "This package is a part of ... " [00:38] KDE ? KDE SC? KDE Frameworks [00:38] er, the Kdebindings project I think. Not sure what to put there... [00:39] hmm ... what do i put kate under [00:39] maybe check what it's under at projects.kde.org [00:40] yofel: Frameworks [00:40] shadeslayer: ask in #kde-promo [00:40] bulldog98: what would smoke belong to? [00:40] would be my thought [00:40] frameworks too? [00:40] I would say so [00:40] well its under kdebase [00:40] so i'll put it as kdebase [00:41] but I’s used to build up libarys -> Framework [00:41] sounds reasonable [00:42] great copyright entry in kdebindngs... [00:42] smoke/ [00:42] smoke.h is BSD licensed. [00:42] The rest of smoke is quite trivial and autogenerates code with kalyptus [00:42] what kind of license description is "quite trivial" o.O [00:43] yofel: That means that it’s autogenerated stuff and there by Public Domain (that’s how I would interpret that) [00:44] yofel: maybe you should ask the maintainer to clearify that [00:44] well, dunno, licensecheck showed a mix of LGPL, GPL and self written stuff [00:45] I think I'll first look for docs what a copyright file should contain... [00:45] * yofel looks through the policy [00:45] for me that sounds like copyright wait [00:48] !search pkg-kde-tools [00:48] Found: [00:49] !info pkg-kde-tools [00:49] pkg-kde-tools (source: pkg-kde-tools): various packaging tools and scripts for KDE Applications. In component main, is extra. Version 0.9.3ubuntu10 (natty), package size 92 kB, installed size 548 kB [00:50] yofel: I need to backport them to natty to get it to build [00:50] would that be ok? [00:51] the new one is in natty-backports [00:51] yofel: so I have to enable it [00:51] 0.14.0ubuntu1~natty1 0 [00:51] 100 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ natty-backports/main amd64 Packages [00:53] yofel: is that enabled in the backports ppa? [00:53] let me check [00:54] hm, nope [00:55] rather upload it there, not sure if we want all of the backports enabled there [00:55] apachelogger: ping [00:57] yofel: I’ll upload to staging and we’ll decide about that later [01:09] !info: dblatex [01:10] !info dblatex [01:10] dblatex (source: dblatex): Produces DVI, PostScript, PDF documents from DocBook sources. In component main, is optional. Version 0.3-2 (natty), package size 1547 kB, installed size 7336 kB [01:11] !info libgrantlee-dev [01:11] libgrantlee-dev (source: grantlee): Grantlee templating library development files. In component main, is extra. Version 0.1.7-0ubuntu3 (natty), package size 33 kB, installed size 276 kB [01:18] hmm [01:18] yofel: you forgot to remove libkatepartinterfaces4.install from kdelibs [01:18] I did? [01:19] yes, you removed the package from the control file but not the install file [01:19] funnily the symbols file is also gone [01:19] drat [01:20] meh, removed in the package but I forgot to bzr rm -.- [01:22] removed [01:22] indeed :) [01:33] * bulldog98 nearly got his pbuilder from natty to oneiric [01:34] btw what about: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/GettingInvolved/Development#Kubuntu%20Ninja%20Dojo [01:35] sounds about accurate considering what we're doing [01:36] yofel: what to do to start to get https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/GettingInvolved/Development#Packaging Career up [01:43] bulldog98: poke apachelogger, do start by becoming member though [01:46] yofel: he seems to be asleep :) [01:47] well, if you believe you've contributed enough put yourself up for the next meeting [01:47] not sure when it'll be, someone has to organise it [01:48] wth [01:49] why is this running tests when i told it not to @_@ [01:49] hm, did you override dh_auto_test? [01:49] yes [01:49] wait [01:50] yofel: i overrode dh_configure [01:50] and added a cmake flag [01:50] hm... not sure [01:50] I don't touch tests often enough [01:53] yofel: whats the binding to read the backlog in screen? [01:53] i can't quite find it [01:54] hm, I usually use F7 in byobu (copy mode), let me look [01:55] shadeslayer: manpage says C-a esc [01:55] ah [02:26] hey there [02:29] shadeslayer: It's upgraded on most of LP, but not the buildds yet. [03:14] wgrant: any ETA on that? === tazz_ is now known as tazz [07:27] apachelogger: poke [07:34] apachelogger: if i understand this correctly, after creating the adaptor class is simply instantiate a object of the adaptor class and pass the dbus interface as the parent? [07:34] +to the object [09:10] shadeslayer: thats an interesting mail. Good reasons for postponement. [10:42] is packaging KDEPIM 4.6 in the pipeline already? [10:45] it should have been released with KDE 4.6.4 normally, so I wonder why it is not there yet [10:45] Mamarok: I think shadeslayer finished/is working on it. [10:45] OK, thanks [10:46] bulldog98 was working on it, he should be done today [11:09] yofel: which branch had a lock? [11:12] kdepimlibs [11:13] happened to me too once when I had connection issues, so I assumed the same considering how old the lock was [11:15] yeah, I still have unpushed changes locally :( === nielsslot_ is now known as nielsslot [11:43] do we have kdepim 4.6.0 yet? [11:44] poke bulldog98, he said he was almost finished IIRC [11:45] ah, there is something about personal staging ppa in the backlog [11:45] bulldog98: also, before applying for membership you should collect endorsments on your wiki page [11:45] we should do this a lot more [11:45] makes so much sense [11:47] what does one need to do to become a kubuntu-dev anyway? Not that I consider myself ready yet. [11:48] can has this in kubuntu? http://is.gd/2BPjoi [12:11] jussi: I hust tried it [12:12] just* [12:17] ulysses: and how did it go? [12:19] jussi: fine, I had to install python-kde4-dev, python-kde4-dev and python-kde4-dev to install, and python-parted to run Quickformat [12:19] bah [12:19] pyqt4-dev-tools, python-kde4-dev and intltool [12:20] why the -dev stuff? [12:20] probably python-kde4 is good instead of python-kde4-dev [12:21] jussi: it's Python, it missed some stuff, and apt-file find those in the packages above [13:31] agateau: ping [13:32] yofel: kdepim 4.6 is NOT part of 4.6.4. It's a feature release that happened to occur at the same time. [13:33] shadeslayer and yofel: I'd just say it's all part of KDE. The rest is nonsense, IMO. [13:34] yofel: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/KubuntuDevelopers [13:35] well, they sure made it sound like that though since it's only the 4.6.4 announcement page. Even if it's not part of it [13:35] who is part of KDE? [13:36] and users don't make much of a difference there [13:36] * apachelogger points out the page titles in favor of kdepim [13:36] it was nothing more than the june *release day* [13:37] apachelogger: how is the board going? [13:41] yofel: Then we should make the difference clear. Particularly since you can't downgrade from kdepim 4.6 back to 4.4. [13:41] jussi: sleeping [13:42] heh [13:42] like me [13:42] * apachelogger should be working on assignments but cannot find the motivation [13:44] ScottK: I'll write a post for the website later, that should belong there, right [13:44] yofel: Yes. [13:44] Please make it two different news items so it's clear to people. [13:45] I'll make a new one for kdepim, yes [13:45] Riddell: How does one arrange to get added to planet.kde.org? [13:46] ScottK: one can ask me or anyone else with an svn account to add the blog [13:46] needs feed URL, IRC nick, hackergotchi [13:46] OK. Let me gather that up. [13:46] Is the hackergotchi required? [13:47] I don't have one of those. [13:47] nope [13:47] Thanks. [13:47] but then we could not gase upon your lovely face :( [13:47] most don't have one, I didn't add one either === rdieter is now known as rdieter_work [13:50] I think it's important on a site intended to build community that you get to see who the other community members are [13:51] need to figure out how to make the background transparent then, been a while since I used gimp [14:01] ScottK / Riddell: Fear not! http://bootie.daviey.com/~dave/scottk.png [14:02] Daviey: genius! [14:04] Oh dear. Let's not. [14:05] ScottK: I think i have one taken from one of the bars in Budapest... maybe that would be better :) [14:06] There all painfully bad. [14:06] There/They're [14:50] ScottK: go make a better one then :P [14:50] either way you'll end up with some pic [14:50] and I for one think the more ludicrous a hackergotchi is the better :P [14:51] you don't have one either :P [14:51] because the planets always loose it [14:51] what planet are we talking about anyway [14:51] KDE [14:51] rdieter_work: also, can I get on the fedora planet? [14:52] yofel: oh yeah, that definitely got lost by Riddell in one of his reinvention of the planet changes [14:52] heh [14:52] ever since I was too lazy to push up a nu one, so if anyone feels motivated... [14:52] https://picasaweb.google.com/valorie.zimmerman/RandaSwitzerlandKDESprint#5615188975802310450 [14:52] here, that you can use [14:52] then I can also get on planet fedora [14:52] muahhahaaha [14:53] hey there [14:54] apachelogger: you look like Darth Vader [14:54] only without the mask and everything [14:54] it is a good thing [14:54] kent beck said [14:54] the red eye is *just* right [14:54] hahaha [14:54] and the fellowship of the java sighed [14:55] one may note that the green shirt I was waering was of the graet empire of opensuseeee [14:56] :O [14:56] apachelogger: you tried to takeover suse? [15:00] apachelogger: did you see the message i left you? [15:00] about the adaptor class [15:01] jussi: i have a even better one which explains why they are not putting it in debian yet [15:01] my gimp is kaput [15:02] how unfortunately [15:02] -ly [15:02] meh. [15:02] apachelogger: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Planet_HowTo , hrm, though that requires one to be a fedora contributor (have an account, yada yada, I'll ask around if we can get around that) [15:05] rdieter_work: great, thanks :) [15:09] apachelogger: ok, I'll take care of it, what's the feed you want to add? [15:14] rdieter_work: http://apachelog.wordpress.com/category/kde/feed/?mrss=off&category_name=kde [15:15] rbelem: I have a blank cursor theme :P [15:17] shadeslayer: you dont have a hackergotchi on planetkde plz fix [15:17] apachelogger: i don't have a hackergotchi ... [15:17] make one then [15:17] speaking of that, apachelogger do you have a hackergotchi I could use for your feed? [15:17] rdieter_work: working on that right now [15:17] will find one later [15:17] ok [15:17] not terribly easy without the gimpster :D [15:18] lol someone searched kdroidslayer xD [15:19] yeah, because you have too many power outages :P === tazz_ is now known as tazz [15:20] can't you connect you notebook over your android? [15:20] yes i can, but i don't have a data plan on the phone right now [15:20] i used to do that when i had free 3G [15:20] ah [15:21] the phone gets really really hot [15:21] add a fan [15:21] yeah, I can't get more than 4h or so out of my n900 either when using bluetooth :/ [15:21] lol [15:21] that would make for a good quote [15:21] like "good thing I got me usb phone in the pocket" [15:22] shadeslayer could go for something like "good that my phone has a fan, I can even use it on mars" [15:22] sure as long as my provider covers Mars [15:24] * apachelogger is listening to mgmt [15:24] really loud [15:25] * yofel listens to the rain falling outside [15:25] do we haz good picture of me? [15:25] good = supreme ludicrous [15:25] the one with the rabbit outfit? [15:26] fooey [15:26] http://pastebin.com/wLigMF7L [15:26] or what was that again... [15:26] how do you know about the rabbit outfit? :O [15:27] dunno, didn't we show a pic with you and martin around all the time? [15:27] shadeslayer: I recognise a lot on that list :P [15:27] ah [15:27] right [15:27] that could work [15:27] yofel: that was a disney princess unicorn though [15:27] yofel: well alot of them are dupes, but the main isssue is why is everything going into /usr/local [15:28] ah ^^ [15:28] shadeslayer: uh yeah... you are using debian-qt-kde.mk? [15:28] * shadeslayer looks for appropriate CMakeFlags [15:28] /usr/share/pkg-kde-tools/qt-kde-team/2/debian-qt-kde.mk yes [15:28] ... [15:29] then I'm clueless [15:29] oh i thought i made a mistake or sth :P [15:31] well, *something*'s obviously wrong... [15:32] yeah [15:33] well : kate-4.6.80/kate/plugins/katebuild-plugin/plugin_katebuild.cpp has : 68:static const QString DefConfigCmd = "cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local ../"; [15:33] * apachelogger reinstalls the gimpster in hopes of getting it to work [15:35] :O [15:35] our gtk theme breaks gimp!!! [15:35] JontheEchidna: halp! [15:35] http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1746905.html [15:35] works for me on neon [15:36] oddly enough I can't reproduce that... gimp works fine here [15:36] with oxygen-gtk and raster [15:36] albeit it looks horrible [15:36] apachelogger: have you tried out libplasma2 yet? [15:37] shadeslayer: what does libplasma2 break? [15:37] yofel: i can't get it to compile yet [15:37] heh [15:37] it fails at 97 % :> [15:41] perhaps I did [15:41] perhaps I did not [15:44] sitter * 1236532 * trunk/www/sites/planet/ (planetkde/config website/images/apachelogger.jpg) add hackergotchi [15:44] who the hell made nano my svn ci editor [15:44] ewwww [15:44] * apachelogger almost did not get out of it again [15:46] sitter * 1236533 * trunk/www/sites/planet/website/ (hackergotchi/apachelogger.jpg images/apachelogger.jpg) move to right dir actually [15:46] fooey, oneiric doesn't like nfs... [15:46] [19526.732865] mount.nfs4[24338]: segfault at 0 ip 00140f8f sp bfa5e150 error 4 in libc-2.13.so[110000+15b000] [15:48] use a proper fs [15:48] well, installing sshfs now [15:48] I said a proper fs :P [15:48] apachelogger: feed added, welcome aboard [15:48] apachelogger: I'm open for suggestions :P [15:49] rdieter_work: yay, thanks, hackergotchi for now: http://aplg.kollide.net/tmp/apachelogger.jpg [15:50] apachelogger: nice! [15:50] :D [15:50] yofel: cifs [15:51] apachelogger: should I use that url, or copy that somewhere? [15:51] hm, I do have samba running on my server actually... [15:51] * rdieter_work made a copy, holler if I should do otherwise. === ximion1 is now known as ximion [15:53] rdieter_work: copy is the way to go i believe [16:17] :O [16:17] "zsh: correct 'kubuntu' to 'ubuntu' [nyae]? " [16:18] shadeslayer: what? [16:18] bulldog98: was pulling a branch with kubuntu in the branch name [16:18] zsh suggested i change it to ubuntu :P [16:18] shadeslayer: we have to fix that [16:19] hmm? [16:23] apachelogger, :-D === ximion2 is now known as ximion [16:29] cifs setup done, works nice :) === maco2 is now known as maco [16:38] shadeslayer: file a bug "zsh discriminating against kubuntu" [16:38] critical === ximion1 is now known as ximion [16:41] so [16:41] where is me KDEPIM 4.6.0 :P [16:41] * apachelogger is dying with geeemail [16:42] bulldog98: ^ [16:42] interestingly only reproducible on yofel's thinkpad [16:43] supposedly you need to have some sort of dict installed [16:43] yofel: nearly finished [16:43] some dicts actually do that kubuntu->ubuntu thing because someone did not bother to add kubuntu [16:43] The replies in this thread keep getting smaller : https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-in/2011-June/010565.html [16:43] i wonder whats next [16:44] apachelogger: use kdepim 4.5.96 in the meanwhile [16:44] well it is about busybox, only suitable to have small replies too :P [16:44] hahaha [16:44] bulldog98: I do not like broken software :P [16:44] apachelogger: 4.5.96 isn't broken [16:44] apachelogger: Imo it’s not broken [16:44] apachelogger: use Neon + KDE PIM [16:44] not broken as well [16:44] broken enough to not cope with the 3000000000 billion mails I have [16:45] shadeslayer: where your current neon fails: I do not want all of kde from trunk [16:45] current KDE Trunk = KDE 4.6.8x which is what our PPA's will have soonish [16:46] and for some reason i have DCMAKE_INSTALL_PATH=/usr while building [16:46] no idea where that comes form [16:46] *from [16:46] wha? [16:47] apachelogger: packaging kate, for some reason we have DCMAKE_INSTALL_PATH=/usr while building [16:47] why yes [16:47] that is supposed to be?!?!?! [16:47] what else would it be? [16:48] but then it installs files to /usr/local/bin [16:48] and such [16:48] what?!? [16:48] apachelogger: http://pastebin.com/wLigMF7L [16:49] then it is not building with CMAKE_INSTALL_PATH=/usr [16:50] cd obj-x86_64-linux-gnu [16:50] cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DCMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debian -DCMAKE_USE_RELATIVE_PATHS=ON -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=false "-DKDE_DISTRIBUTION_TEX [16:50] T=Kubuntu packages" [16:50] erm prefix i mean [16:50] not install path [16:50] please get a complete build log [16:51] apachelogger: I'd need better raw material to work with. [16:52] http://goldderby.latimes.com/awards_goldderby/images/2008/04/26/entourage_day_fkers_2.jpg [16:52] apachelogger: le build log http://paste.ubuntu.com/625960/ [16:53] btw : http://cgit.collabora.com/git/user/gkiagia [16:55] ehm [16:55] wah? [16:55] shadeslayer: you do not make sense [16:56] shadeslayer: that buildlog does not match what your earlier list-missing had [16:56] oh yes indeed ... nvm me [16:56] looks like everything fixed itself === ximion2 is now known as ximion [16:57] * apachelogger shakes head [16:58] shadeslayer: where is that file? /opt/project-neon/share/project-neon/environment.rc [16:59] what file? [16:59] /opt/project-neon/share/project-neon/environment.rc [16:59] i don't understand the questiom [16:59] s/m/n [17:00] in what package is that file [17:00] ah [17:00] project-neon-session i'd guess [17:01] no it's in -common [17:03] * apachelogger is lead to believe that one should not run neon's kmail against the regular akonadi server [17:04] completely broke [17:04] n [17:04] well obviously [17:05] thats why we use our own SQL Server in /opt/project-neon/bin/mysqld-akonadi [17:08] smartass [17:09] * apachelogger gives linaro on mx53 another shot [17:11] if everything goes as planned, i'll be getting a faster internet connection in a couple of days \o/ [17:11] Up to 56K now? [17:12] lol ^^ === m4n1sh is now known as manish [17:12] Oh? Less? [17:12] i still have a US Robotics modem lying around here somewhere ^_^ [17:12] ScottK: nah, 1Mbps during the night, 600 Kbps during the day [17:32] expect kdepim within the next hour [17:33] is there a package to replace klamav in natty/oneiric? [17:36] hi there [17:36] ScottK: hum.... I can't say I'm satisfied with kdepim in it's current state, but it looks like I can manage to work with it [17:37] which means.... I think I'm back :) [17:37] Cool. [17:38] Tonio_: kdesudo needs merging from Debian unless debfx did it recently. OdyX made a new upstream release while you were gone (mostly incorporating our distro patches). [17:39] hum I don't get it, merging from debian ? do they package it now ? [17:40] Yes [17:40] They use alternatives instead of dpkg-divert, but other than that the packaging is very similar. [17:40] we do not use dpkg-divert either!? [17:41] Or maybe i have it backwards. [17:41] perhaps [17:41] divert broke all the time [17:42] I don't remember why but there was a good reason not to use alternatives on that one [17:43] ScottK: I see there's a new --desktop option for name and icon... is that for gnome support ? [17:43] * ScottK looks at apachelogger. [17:43] if I remembered, that would be good [17:44] who would use kdesudo with gnome ? :) [17:44] Tonio_: I think we introduced that while you were still around, to get name and icon from a desktop file [17:44] in general [17:44] not just gnome [17:44] hum.... nope I wasn't arround for sure, that's the latest addition to it [17:44] afaicr name and icon was working before that.... anyway, as long as it works [17:45] ohhhhhhhhhhh that's to override ! [17:45] fine then [17:45] Tonio_: oh, perhaps we were looking for it manually within kdesudo, so that --desktop allows for arbitary files [17:45] supposedly there is a use case for that ^^ [17:45] man page is outdated.... I'll have to fix this [17:46] Any idea what's happening with https://launchpad.net/clamav-kde? [17:46] !find qemu-arm-static [17:46] File qemu-arm-static found in qemu-user-static [17:46] ScottK: also, I found a kresource for caldav support, which is pretty nice, except it won't work with the akonadi>kresource compatibility layer [17:46] mfraz74: ScottK will know [17:46] those compatibility layers shouldn't exist anyway :) [17:47] ScottK: Any ideas? [17:47] I just hope kresource will be droped one day to get something a non kde developper can eventually configure :) [17:47] mfraz74: Nothing. It was started awhile ago by a former Kubuntu developer. [17:47] should i also split stuff like kate-dev and ktexteditor-dev ? [17:48] Tonio_: Maybe steveire knows who you should talk to about that? perhaps it's known and being worked on. [17:48] oh, then there is no AV packages for Natty onwards? [17:49] ScottK: I really hope so [17:50] evening [17:50] * bambee is overbooked until the 23th june.... :'( [17:50] but then I am on vacation => so kde+kubuntu contributions during 2/3 months :D [17:50] ScottK: I'm at work right now, I'll check for kdesudo toonight [17:50] a little merge is fine to restart doing things [17:51] shadeslayer: the wetab is very expensive in france btw... I will wait a bit o_O [17:51] Great. [17:51] bambee: oh .. :( [17:51] bambee: btw i might be coming to Paris :P [17:52] I need more money and then I will buy a wetab :p [17:52] it seems its quite cheap for me to go from DEL to PAR and take a train from there to Berlin [17:52] ScottK: maybe you should introduce me to new active members :) [17:52] mfraz74: I have a vague recollection that clamtk may also have some kind of a kde front end. perhaps it just needs some packaging work. In any case it ought to work fine from KDE. [17:52] ScottK: I don't know who they are, and they never about me so.... :) [17:52] Tonio_: You remember apachelogger, right? [17:52] they never *heard* [17:52] ScottK: installing now [17:52] ScottK: kinda, indeed :) [17:52] haha [17:53] apachelogger: the busybox thread got smaller ... [17:53] Perhaps he can introduce you around? I am at the airport and it's getting close to boarding time. [17:53] ScottK: seriously, who are the people who came into contributing in the last 12/15 month ? [17:53] kk [17:53] apachelogger: ;) [17:54] If not, I'll do some introductions this evening after I arrive. [17:56] no pb [17:59] Tonio_: I vagulely remember seeing you around from time to time a while ago, what were you doing originally? ^^ [18:00] at the start of kubuntu, I didn appart from the coding, what jriddell did, aka packaging kde [18:00] then I started to do less as we were more people to work on kubuntu, and finally nothing [18:00] Tonio_ goes WAAAAY back with Kubuntu. [18:01] * ScottK sees an airplane with his name on it. Talk with you all later. [18:01] but seriously, I was more of less fucissing on kdepim/bluetooth/testing/qa/default-settings and many other things [18:01] well, GOOD to see another packager here now that we're without jr currently [18:01] I stopped almost a year and a half ago, because I couldn't work with kde [18:01] hiya Tonio_! [18:02] heh, about the time I started hanging out here ^^ [18:02] and I didn't have any motivation to work on a project I didn't believe in [18:02] now looking at the mess gnome3 is, and not liking unity... I think it's time to come back to kde, and contribute again [18:02] hehe [18:02] what I'll do ? I dunno I must say, it'll depend on the needs :) [18:03] Tonio_: Riddell has left us for Bazaar for the next six months [18:03] Tonio_: I believe you'll find something if you look at the 4.6.80 todo list :P [18:03] so about the background... it changed a lot :) [18:03] Tonio_: todo list is here http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-oneiric/group/topic-oneiric-kubuntu.html [18:03] Tonio_: as for me, I'm currently doing packaging work and take care of the announcements on kubuntu.org [18:03] need to figure out how to resituate that diagonal line to match the full set of blueprints... [18:04] yofel: you may find out some inputs from me in all kde packages we have if you look at the very bottom actually :) [18:04] Tonio_: off the top of my head, we now have yofel, Quintasan, shadeslayer and debfx packaging. DarkwingDuck is the new docs guy, bambee is the python master, sheytan is doing artwork [18:04] quite frightening to come back after such a long time.... many things have changed [18:04] I'm probable a lot outdated from a technical perspective :) [18:04] i've seen you in the changelogs quite a bit ^_^ [18:04] yofel: nice to meet you yofel :) [18:04] JontheEchidna: I am not a python master but a python programmer, and I love c++ too :P [18:04] ;) [18:04] Tonio_: you might be shocked looking at a modern debian/rules file :P [18:04] and as i wasnt doing anything helpful for kubuntu when i met Tonio_, should probably say what im doing now too :P i'm being kubuntu's accessibility taskmaster [18:04] oh yeah [18:05] yofel: oh, and I'm a core-dev, which can help to upload/.review in main :) [18:05] well, we just merged a new package build system from debian (dhmk replacing cdbs), so you're coming at a good time ^^ [18:05] JontheEchidna: I did quite a bit of debhelper 7 anyway :) [18:05] JontheEchidna: i <3 new debian/rules! [18:05] ^^ lol [18:05] maco: got it :) [18:05] everyone loves dhmk [18:06] who else left the team ? what about jonathan jesse ? jonathan tomas ? luka renko ? [18:06] dhmk == what everybody calls "dh7", right? [18:06] well yeah, qt-kde teams idea of dh7 [18:06] I'm Jonathan Thomas ;-) [18:06] Tonio_: shtylman's gone [18:06] jjesse is still plugging along with docs [18:06] too bad ! I loved the guy [18:06] JontheEchidna: well, when he's not got his head in the books [18:06] luka isn't contributing anymore, unfortunately :( [18:06] i've never heard of luka renko :P [18:06] Tonio_: nixternal's spending most of his time on a bicycle these days [18:07] ^^ yeah, every morning i get a bike tweet [18:07] shadeslayer: he was our digikam guy [18:07] rodderick still arround ? [18:07] Tonio_: yep [18:07] cool [18:07] he's working on mobile stuff now [18:07] rod's been busy with work lately, but still comes around from time to time [18:08] oh, rbelem is also new. He's the kubuntu-mobile master [18:08] introduction to what is dhmk ? [18:08] something specific to us ? generic debian packaging ? never heard about [18:08] Tonio_: dh7 wrapping from the debian qt-kde team [18:08] see pkg-kde-tools >= 0.12 [18:09] I may need to pratice a bit on packaging.... looks like cdbs went out for good :) [18:09] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-kde-talk/2011-March/001571.html [18:09] framework around dh7, it would seem [18:10] my god.... looks like I'm a noob ) [18:10] * yofel doesn't quite get it either... [18:10] at least not the library part, esp. libdlrestrictions [18:11] can you type in "^^" [18:12] looks like I can't with qt apps... [18:12] libdlrestrictions helps prevent bad things from happening when a KDE .so plugin cannot be loaded due to missing symbols, is what I gather [18:12] bug ? [18:12] ^^ [18:12] Tonio_: don't worry about the dhmk stuff, debian kde likes to switch the packaging magic around every 6 months now ^^ [18:12] jussi, persia: ping ping ping ping [18:13] well, the KDE team likes to switch the release layout around ever 6 months too from now on for a while... [18:13] apachelogger: I'll have to learn, no big deal... I did it once, I can do it again [18:13] *every [18:13] it's more like, what is maintained over bzr what's not and so on [18:13] so.... I probably ask a LOT OF QUESTIONS in the next days/weeks [18:14] sorry in advance ;) [18:14] uh, sure, questions are good :D [18:14] well, most of KDE is in bzr, ah, the branches are lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kdelibs/ubuntu now, etc. [18:14] apachelogger: believe me, I'll end up beeing boring :) [18:14] that is ... *all* of core KDE (aka KDE software compilation) is in bzr [18:14] kk [18:15] jussi, persia, Quintasan: http://i.imgur.com/vSMuw.jpg [18:15] !!! [18:15] look at username :D :D [18:15] * apachelogger rolls awesomeness [18:15] checked kde4libs rules file.... indeed, I'm a noob :) [18:15] you gonna get kubuntu on that now that your kernel works? [18:15] ScottK: you know, it would be really very terrificly cool if the kubuntu arm squad could get arm ppas :S [18:16] * yofel doesn't have a arrrrm board :/ [18:16] ^^ me neither ;) [18:16] JontheEchidna: 45% [18:16] also I need faster sd cards [18:17] those class 4 are killing me [18:17] everything takes forever [18:17] use eatmydata :P [18:18] uh [18:18] !info eatmydata [18:18] eatmydata (source: libeatmydata): library and utilities designed to disable fsync and friends. In component universe, is optional. Version 26-2 (natty), package size 7 kB, installed size 76 kB [18:18] sheytan: pingo [18:18] yofel: it is not just the writing [18:18] ah [18:18] in particular the reading is the problem [18:19] apachelogger spongebob schwammkopf! [18:19] sheytan: the david mentioned that your design is missing language selection, session selection and the like [18:19] see his latest mail to kubuntu-devel [18:20] show me [18:20] lists.ubuntu.com [18:20] just take a look at the k-d archives [18:21] hum one question.... who is member of the kcc now ? [18:21] Tonio_: it is KC these days ... that would be Riddell, ScottK, neversfelde, JontheEchidna, DarkwingDuck and I [18:22] k I don't know about DarkwingDuck, but the other yep [18:22] DarkwingDuck is new documentation overlord, ever since nixternal doesn't have time anymore because he is cycling through all of northern america [18:23] oki doki [18:23] hum, can anyone type in ^ in kde apps ? that's pretty annoying actually :) [18:24] anyone tried it kmail1 can still be used after trying kdepim 4.6? (With the same home folder I mean) [18:24] yes [18:24] s/it/if/ [18:24] yofel meant: "anyone tried if kmail1 can still be used after trying kdepim 4.6? (With the same home folder I mean)" [18:24] Tonio_: not a problem here... [18:24] Tonio_: supposedly you have some weird keyboard layout? [18:24] heh [18:24] with dead keys or what they call it [18:24] ok that's a problem with console-setup actually [18:24] ^ acts as modifier on those layouts IIRC [18:24] so that poor fellas like me can make accents :D [18:24] right (at least for the german one) [18:25] i can use it as a modifier if i altgr then hit it then a letter ( ê ) but i can use it alone if i avoid altgr too [18:25] * apachelogger waits for stuff to install [18:25] also altgr with it then a space makes it show as normal too ^ [18:28] Did i mention I hate reading MLs? [18:28] it is like watching .prn if you think about it [18:28] people getting all dirty and then poking each other until one of them gives up on their argument [18:30] * DarkwingDuck grins [18:30] MLs aren't that bad. [18:31] apachelogger i don't see anything about the session button [18:31] but, it's all ready todo ;) [18:31] DarkwingDuck: did you get the kubuntu website code from dropbox? [18:32] would actually be nice if it would show which session you're going to login to [18:32] if you switch sessions a lot you get confused easily [18:32] oh right [18:32] apparenlty he spammed me directly [18:32] gdm is actually rather nice in that aspect [18:32] yofel good point [18:33] ill try to include that in the nice way and i already know how :D [18:33] apachelogger: hehe [18:33] sheytan: Note that your mockup is missing: keyboard selection, language [18:33] selection, session selection and suspend/hibernate. [18:33] it happens to be quite often that I login to neon just because it was the last session I was in [18:33] apachelogger there's sleep button [18:33] language will be added with the session stuff [18:33] sleep!=hibernation [18:33] apachelogger then we change the text :D [18:33] make it hibernate when you press shift as winxp did it :P [18:34] I mean, it is a non-brainer, just add another button to the list [18:34] sheytan: no no [18:34] they are 2 different concepts [18:34] there is suspend-to-ram [18:34] and hdd right? [18:34] which is when your machine is sleeping and the power light is usually blinking [18:34] what's the difference? [18:34] ah [18:34] whereas suspedn-to-hdd everything is stored on the hdd and the machine is completely out [18:35] sheytan: suspend to disk flushes your RAM to swap and actually powers the pc off [18:35] essentially for the latter a complete copy of your RAM is made and stored on the disk [18:35] apachelogger then we add new button "hibernate", right? [18:35] aye [18:35] good [18:35] sheytan: I looked at it but, I'll be pulling to today. [18:35] let me get some coockies and maybe coffee or beer and start working on it. [18:35] make sure the button is hidden if you can't hibernate (upower tells you that) [18:36] yofel it's like the technical side of fun. Not artwork ;) [18:36] brb [18:36] true [18:36] but the page shouldn't look bad if the button is missing [18:37] yofel: the buttons are stored in a row [18:37] you can add/remove stuff without much effort [18:37] sure, and as long as they're properly centered I'm happy :) [18:38] that is what the row is for [18:38] anyhow [18:38] it is really just if (DM.canHibernate()) [18:38] around the hibernate button [18:38] and equally for every other action [18:38] minding that one can disallow shutdown from DM [18:38] e.g. in a thin-client use case one might want to do that [18:39] jussi: I can give you instructions on linaro sd, seem more straight forward [18:40] apachelogger: dont stress, mine works now :) [18:40] kk [18:40] well [18:40] jussi: gcking freescale [18:40] I should document it anyway I suppose [18:40] to the wikis [18:40] lol [18:40] apachelogger: yes please [18:40] WHY THE HELL IT IS SO HARD FOR THEM TO GIVE ME A DAMN PAYMENT CONFIRMATION [18:41] not enough capslock [18:41] I capslocked them like three times [18:41] Quintasan: I told you, there should be one in the package [18:41] jussi: did i forward you the latest reply from blink people? [18:41] No, jokes aside [18:41] apachelogger: PROTIP: They can't open it lol? [18:41] "Policy" they call it [18:41] well [18:41] you go there [18:41] open it [18:42] If they could I wouldn't be whining and calling Freescale [18:43] * Quintasan is going to call them tomorrow once again [18:44] ah yes, you're CC'd in there [18:46] yofel: This package is part of the KDE 4 base applications module. << best description [18:46] asking again: did anyone check if kdepim1 still works with the same home folder that 4.6 was used with once? [18:46] shadeslayer: that sounds nice [18:46] yep, for everything that is grouped under Base/ [18:46] yofel: why does it matter? [18:47] downgrades are not supported eitherway [18:47] apachelogger: just wondering how to word the notice that we don't support downgrades [18:47] guess I'll keep it short [18:47] * apachelogger really wants the wiki to die [18:47] * yofel agrees [18:47] * shadeslayer hands apachelogger the stick of doom [18:48] yofel: DO NO UPGRADEOR YOU ARE DOOMED [18:48] yofel: do we have packages yet? [18:48] apachelogger: runtime yes, bulldog98 said he's almost done with pim [18:48] we need more tests [18:48] bulldog98: ETA? [18:48] everyone should break their setup [18:48] if that does not highlight grave issues we can advertise the packages [18:48] well, I have no kmail1 data, so can't test much [18:48] otherwise I'd really not do it [18:49] 4.0.0 might hit again [18:49] kate ~done [18:49] hahah ^^ [18:49] the debian folks compared it to 4.1 [18:49] also was bad enough [18:49] iirc i used to break my system every 2 days on KDE 4.0.0 [18:49] seems like they had some issues [18:49] anyhow, all I am saying is ... we should not advertise it until we know that it works sensibly [18:49] pim data is too precious to get lost in the battle [18:50] yeah [18:50] that said, steveire, is there a tool to perhaps backup stuff before migrating to the new pim? [18:50] i would *still* put them in experimental [18:50] ok, I'll make the warning bigger [18:50] have wider testing for 3-4 weeks and then migrate [18:50] apachelogger: according to the announcement on kde website the akonadi conversion leaves the old data intact [18:51] that's what I hoped someone could confirm [18:51] For most users, the upgrade should be seamless, as Kontact 2 automatically imports accounts and underlying data into Akonadi, leaving the old configuration and data in place in case a rollback is ever needed. [18:51] if it works(tm) [18:51] right [18:52] * Quintasan goes back to books [18:52] last chance to get an B from biology [18:52] Quintasan: didn't your exams get over? [18:52] * yofel remembers he wanted to work on smoke... [18:52] too much distraction -.- [18:53] heh [18:53] yofel: I push kdepim packaging right now [18:53] shadeslayer: I'm not having biology next year so I thought I'd better get a B [18:53] ah [18:53] so it goes on my graduations diploma :P [18:53] makes me look a little bit smarter :P [18:53] funnily enough, if i fail any exam and give it again, there is no proof that i ever failed that exam [18:54] i get a new marksheet and everything [18:54] lol [18:54] magical unis you got there [18:54] Quintasan: magical uni's that fail 120 students in a leaked paper [18:54] hm, you know, you'd think that people would aspire to look more like apachelogger, but instead they want to look more like smarter even though he is not a fancy lord president [18:54] what gives [18:54] >aspire to look more like apachelogger [18:54] Stopped reading right there. [18:54] Am I mad enough? [18:55] shadeslayer: sup, from 300 students in a Uni near here [18:55] 150 failed because of calculus? [18:55] no idea how is that called [18:55] cal-cu-lus [18:55] function deriviates etc. [18:55] yeah [18:55] calculus is win [18:56] indeed [18:56] I will derive [18:56] and integrate [18:56] kubotu: google youtubez I will derive [18:56] Results for youtubez I will derive: 1. “I will derive” hilarious YouTube video » Fun Math Blog: http://wildaboutmath.com/2008/08/21/i-will-derive-hilarious-youtube-video/ | 2. a class calculus song - I will derive! - US Message Board ...: http://www.usmessageboard.com/education/124724-a-class-calculus-song-i-will-derive.html | 3. Lemmingworks » YouTube – I Will Derive!: http://www.lemmingworks.org/weblog/?p=1188 [18:56] there's a song about that ? lol [18:56] (x^4)' = 4x^3 [18:56] * Quintasan can do deriviates too [18:56] ^^ [18:57] you haven't done calculus till you've studied Electro magnetic theory ;) [18:57] but I can't do "integrate" thing yet [18:57] okay bbl [18:57] biology calls [18:57] cya [19:00] ok i think kate is done [19:00] https://code.launchpad.net/~bulldog98/kdepim/4.6.0 [19:00] oh wait, have to add breaks/replaces [19:01] Could someone have a look at my packaging? I’ll correct things in an hour (I hope) [19:02] bulldog98: i can take a quick look [19:07] jussi, persia, Quintasan: what the cat dragged in: http://i.imgur.com/eaViO.jpg [19:07] * DarkwingDuck needs to get an ARM board === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_aw [19:15] * bulldog98 ’ll drive home (1h) [19:15] apachelogger http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2426/login21.png [19:15] yofel ^ [19:16] the seesion is a button with text only. After click a list with available session appears, you choose one, done [19:17] not too bad, though I can't say I like that raster overlay [19:18] sheytan: I like it... You have that uploaded somewhere? [19:18] yofel which one? [19:18] DarkwingDuck: it's still a mockup :) [19:18] sheytan: I'd like a copy when it's done. :D [19:19] DarkwingDuck: it propably will be ready for oneric ;) But i hope it will be default too :) [19:19] sheytan: Yeah, I was hoping for that. [19:19] me too ;d [19:19] sheytan: the background behind the users obove [19:20] yofel you mean the dots? [19:20] sheytan: http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2426/login21.png <--- lovely :D [19:20] right [19:20] sheytan: I was thinking about putting together an Oneiric background. [19:21] yofel well, me too, but you know it's all just possible to change :) [19:21] bambee thank you :) [19:21] it's a theme for kdm or lightdm ? [19:21] DarkwingDuck: maybe someday :) [19:21] bambee a mockup for lightdm [19:21] OMG :D [19:21] sheytan: You do graphics work right? [19:22] DarkwingDuck: yes, it's me who designed the kubuntu website you propably will be working on :) [19:22] i did all myself [19:22] bambee yeah, i will pray to make it default for oneric ;d [19:22] sheytan: Epic. Did I show you these? http://people.ubuntu.com/~david.wonderly/Graphics/Oneiric/ [19:22] sheytan: it would be cool :) [19:24] sheytan: the rest of the mockup is totally great though ;) [19:25] yofel thank you, now someone needs to take care of the tech side of it [19:25] DarkwingDuck: yep, you did and i told you it's nice ;) [19:26] btw, anyone experience in writing copyright files? I'm not really sure how to start. I found http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/03/msg00023.html which I'm trying to follow layout wise and licensecheck told me roughly what licenses are in the files, but now I'm a bit lost... [19:26] Okay, I should prolly go fix my blueprints. [19:33] sheytan: Speaking of hte website. Have you been maintaining it? [19:33] jussi, persia, Quintasan: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/iMX53QuickStartBoard [19:34] apachelogger: where did you get the board from? [19:34] freescale [19:36] yofel: look at libmygpo-qt, I wrote debian/copyright from scratch and it looks good. [19:36] bambee: thanks, looking [19:37] I've been eyeing a panda poard. [19:37] you should get a "Files:*" section which contains the upstream license and the upstream authors [19:37] *board [19:37] and a "Files: debian/*" section which contains the license of your rules and your name [19:37] yofel: use dh_make, It will create a debian/copyright template for you :) [19:38] I'll need to seperate the files a bit, smokegen is a mix of GPL, LGPL, a BSD file and others [19:39] ah, I totally forgot dep-5 existed [19:39] in this case I think you should use several sections [19:40] "Files:foo.c" => gpl, "Files:bar.c" => bsd , but I am not sure... :\ [19:44] this is not the better example, but look at /usr/share/doc/kdelibs5/copyright for example === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [19:46] apachelogger: nice work === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ [19:47] yofel: http://dep.debian.net/deps/dep5/ :) [19:49] jussi: now also with the picture :D [19:49] apachelogger: ooooohhhh!!!! [19:50] apachelogger: was that a simple apt get install plasma mobile? and how well does it run? [19:50] runs like crap [19:50] then again plasma-mobile in natty is crap [19:50] heh [19:51] jussi: apt-get install plasma-mobile kubuntu-mobile-default-settings kdebase-workspace-bin kubuntu-mobile [19:51] and we are expecting better in one-i-ric? [19:51] one-eye-rick should have a better one, yes [20:11] well [20:11] there is a vast amount of kaputness in plasma-mobile these days [20:11] probably because of incompatibility with old kdelibs [20:12] dunno, it's uninstallable in neon too because it duplicates files from kde-workspace [20:14] also the green is just horrible [20:15] http://i.imgur.com/y1OTA.jpg [20:16] thats [20:16] suse [20:16] right? [20:16] apachelogger: whats with the graphics at the top? [20:17] no [20:17] that is upstream plasma mobile [20:18] with stylish green because apparently opensuse is taking over the plasma [20:18] pffffftttt [20:18] at least that explains why plasma mobile is so broken right now :P [20:18] we need more aaarrmm boards [20:18] so that we can make it blue again [20:18] * apachelogger doesnt get that [20:18] Green surely does not suit plasma [20:19] SUSE taking plasma? [20:19] hm, looking at the freescale website I don't get where I should look to get a board [20:19] no thanks [20:19] I'll pass [20:20] yofel: get a pandaboard instead [20:20] * yofel looks [20:20] but most of them are out of stock [20:20] so you might have to wait [20:20] Y U NO PAYMENT CONFIRMATION FREESCALE? [20:20] * Quintasan goes back to books [20:25] shadeslayer: why get a panda instead? [20:25] because Quintasan is having so many issues with freescale [20:26] also helps to have loads of different devices [20:26] that way you can target more devices instead of having just one particular device [20:26] ( haven't looked at what the quick start board has to offer yet, so can't do a hardware comparission just yet ) [20:27] *comparison even [20:27] shadeslayer: half o kubuntu and plasma is getting equipped with pandas [20:28] 0.o [20:28] what you are suggesting is working against hardware diversity [20:28] when did that happen [20:28] apachelogger: i did not know that [20:28] not that I believethat hardware diversity made much sense seeing as there is no common kernel [20:28] shadeslayer: wip in progress [20:28] work in progress in progress ... <3 that [20:29] shadeslayer: this is cool hackery ^^ http://hackaday.com/2011/06/12/how-canonical-automates-linux-package-compilation/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+hackaday%2FLgoM+%28Hack+a+Day%29 [20:29] *click* [20:29] is that about our auto builds? [20:30] HOLY FSCK [20:30] "The server is composed of 21 PandaBoards, small OMAP development boards featuring a dual-core ARM cortex processor with just about all the connectivity options you could possibly ask for." [20:30] yofel: i just had a nerdgasm [20:30] lol === yofel_ is now known as yofel [20:38] hm, the imx53 board seems cheaper though [20:40] the A8 is single core though IIRC [20:42] yofel: can haz look at kate control file? [20:42] and the pandaboard really seems to be totally sold out :/ [20:42] shadeslayer: sure [20:43] yofel: there's like a 2 month wait on the panda [20:43] yofel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/626097/ [20:43] one page said 12 weeks even [20:43] oh btw don't mind the maintainer etc fields right now, i'll fix them [20:45] uh... [20:45] what's the point of kate Breaking itself? [20:45] and why would it break the kdesdk meta package [20:46] and I think it should be Priority: optional [20:46] at least current kate is [20:46] * shadeslayer fixes [20:48] ok btw : libktexteditor4 is also provided by kdelibs [20:48] and also kate [20:48] and theres a doc that says that the one provided by kate is sync'd with kdelibs for 4.x.y === PascalFR is now known as boxershort [20:49] which is why i haven't made the package in kate [20:50] ^that's the correct course of action for the long term [20:54] yeah, only libkatepartinterfaces4 was moved, libktexteditor is in kdelibs [20:55] yep [20:56] yofel: actually libktexteditor is in kate as well [20:56] but, its a copy of the one in kdelibs [21:05] shadeslayer: doesn't seem to get installed though, or we would have conflicts in neon [21:06] uh .. weird then, i got them in the list missing hook [21:07] we have something called [21:07] /opt/project-neon/lib/libktexteditor_codesnippets_core.so.0.0.1 [21:09] yeah thats in kate [21:09] !find libktexteditor_codesnippets_core.so [21:09] File libktexteditor_codesnippets_core.so found in kate, kdesdk-dbg [21:09] ^^ === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter [21:11] i'm talking about usr/lib/libktexteditor.so.4 and friends [21:21] is there any PPA with 4.7 betas? [21:22] LaserJock: the ninjas ppa if you access to it [21:22] its WIP tho [21:22] sure, just wondered [21:57] Hrm, re: the ML thread, I think its a mistake putting the KDE logo on the greeter, and then below it "Welcome to Kubuntu". seems a bit of an oxymoron. We should then write "welcome to kde" perhaps? I know we want to be in keeping as much as possible with kde, but this seems a bit wrong? [21:58] jussi: iirc apachelogger's implementation has KDE [21:58] that said... the mockup from sheytan_ is _gorgeous_!!! [21:58] yeah [21:58] http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/2426/login21.png [21:58] it is a prototype [21:59] a design study if you will [21:59] apachelogger: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzIBZQkj6SY [21:59] apachelogger: but acan you see my point? [21:59] it would be very good if people stopped arguing about implementation details [21:59] jussi: yes, but that is the status quo [21:59] also you are on a kubuntu setup but using KDE software [22:01] * jussi still disagrees. you have to have one or the other. would you put kde logo on thetop of a kubuntu web page, because we use kde? why not the linux logo as well, we use that too.... [22:02] anyway, bedtime [22:05] <_Groo_> hi/2 all [22:06] <_Groo_> i just backported calligra to nauty based on the great work from Adrien Grellier [22:06] apachelogger: ^ [22:07] jussi: actually, we do have those logo's on kubuntu.org :) [22:09] <_Groo_> any interest in testing those? [22:09] <_Groo_> im gonna upload it to my ppa ASAP [22:20] <_Groo_> btw im waiting for kdepim 4.6 to complete build in staging to give it a spin :D [22:24] if you would have been using Kubuntu, you wouldn't have to wait :> [22:25] darn [22:25] i meant [22:25] Project neon ;P [22:38] I'd like to point out that the current KDM theme does not have an icon of any sort, plus we are not even using KDM, therefore putting a Kubuntu icon should be perfectly justifiable, and not doing so would lead to brand confusion. But it's also something that doesn't need to be worried about right now. [22:38] <_Groo_> shadeslayer: i know shade [22:38] <_Groo_> but i like to build calligra and i would build kdepim if i add the time [22:39] <_Groo_> even today i recommended neon to a qt develoepr friend of mine :) [22:39] _Groo_: we haz builds for calligra [22:39] <_Groo_> JontheEchidna: we are using lightdm already in alpha1? [22:39] what? no. it's not past the mockup stages yet [22:41] I supose I should have said we wouldn't be using KDM if we used lightdm [23:00] shadeslayer: Link for Calligra/Neon howto please. [23:12] one sec [23:14] ScottK: http://krita.org/component/content/article/10-news/85-krita-artist-session-recording-part-i-animtims-turn [23:26] thanks