[00:50] Quintasan: Pong [00:51] * ScottK will try to look at New as well. [03:50] anybody happen to know why i would be getting old nasty gnome notifications in KDE instead of in the KDE notification thingy? [03:50] well, I guess I should say, in addition to the the KDE notifications [04:26] LaserJock: Because you have notify-osd installed and it's not behaving politely? [04:27] ScottK: hmm, well that's not good :-) [04:27] No. It's not. [04:27] Wait, you said old Gnome notifications ... [04:28] So notify-osd/libnotify [04:30] it's the old pre-notify-osd notifications, the yellow boxes [04:32] I'm having kde autostart gnome-setting-daemon for some other stuff, I would have thought that might have helped [04:35] grepping the ps output for notify just gives me knotify4, should a notify-osd process be running? [04:59] ScottK: so do GNOME apps have notifications in KDE if notify-osd is uninstalled? [05:00] so far I'm just using pidgin and xchat so I don't know if it's something specific to the messaging indicator [05:13] LaserJock: try grepping for notif [05:16] kde 4.7 for natty packages ready? [05:19] micahg: I get knotify4 and notification-daemon [05:19] I'm guessing notification-daemon could be providing the nasty yellow bubbles? [05:19] LaserJock: right :) [05:19] Anyone know shen to expect kde 4.7 packages? [05:19] edit when [05:20] hmm, so I need to figure out why it's starting up notification-daemon, I wonder if that's because I'm using GDM [05:21] probably, notify-osd provides notification-daemon [05:21] I found http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1767740 which says it happens when kwin crashes [05:21] micahg: thanks, I try switching to KDM for a while and see if that works [05:21] oh, gdm w/KDE? [05:21] yeah [05:22] LaserJock: do you have something that needs notification-daemon? [05:22] I have ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop installed and GDM [05:22] pidgin and xchat [05:22] LaserJock: on oneiric? [05:22] no, natty [05:23] ah [05:23] in oneiric, plasma-widgets-workspace provides it [05:25] hmm, doesn't seem like it does in natty [05:25] nope [05:26] you think oneiric's version would be installable on natty? [05:28] idk, but probably could qualify for an SRU if someone wants to drive it [05:43] micahg: should be doable, that was a regression IIRC [05:43] morning [06:09] Good morning [06:09] * Quintasan goes to fix nm [06:09] yofel: You fixed that? [06:09] Thanks. [06:09] I dumped the patch [06:09] I woke up and thought about the same thing. [06:10] changelog said it was a cherry-pick anyway [06:10] * Quintasan goes to test upgrade now [06:10] * Quintasan grabs a Dr. Pepper as well [06:10] kubotu: order Dr. Pepper for Quintasan [06:10] * kubotu slides dr. pepper down the bar to Quintasan [06:12] Is there a PolicyKit KDE GSoC project? [06:12] * Quintasan can never stop grumbling about that [06:13] how would that look like? "Project: convert polkit from a PITA to something usable" ? [06:14] Yes [06:14] yofel: Now it (NM) works [06:14] yay [06:16] Somebody should get a release announcement [06:16] I've started with it, but I've only got a few mins left, after that I'll be at home in probably 4-5h [06:16] do some more testing till then [06:17] I'm testing [06:17] Gotta do some more stuff like KMail [06:23] Hmm, KMail2 even works now [06:23] :D [06:31] yeah, seems so (was surprised too) [06:32] I removed pim from ninjas so that doesn't get copied by mistake, the packages for experimental are in staging right now [06:33] I'm gone for now then, happy testing [07:15] morning [07:15] question: where is kde-workspace-data ? [07:15] (4:4.7.0-0ubuntu2) [07:16] I've accidently removed kde-workspace-bin and kde-window-manager (I am an idiot), and I cannot install kde-workspace-bin 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu2 because kde-workspace-data 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu2 is missing [07:28] bambee: an archive admin needs to accept it [07:40] debfx: don't worry, I am forcing the install with dpkg [07:41] kde-workspace-bin 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu1 depends on kde-workspace-data 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu2 => It's just a revision bump, it should work [07:41] (until it's fixed correctly) === kalyan is now known as kallu [07:44] exit [07:51] debfx: problem solved [07:59] yofel: did we find a solution for the meeting, finally? [08:02] see ML, the meeting is today [08:05] arf :'( [08:05] so I need to schedule another one after DS [08:05] just schedule a new one, DS starts next friday, so plenty of time [08:05] ok [08:06] * yofel does another dep check on PIM [08:14] works fine too [08:14] bbl === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger [09:28] hm, plasma-widget-quickaccess is being removed here [09:28] * yofel goes rebuilding [09:33] fancytasks rebuilt too [09:37] Heya [09:37] is 4.7 building for natty? :) [09:43] sheytan: It is built, we are testing [09:43] Quintasan great :) [09:45] yofel: Are we having a kubuntu-dev meeting today or not? [09:45] I did send a mail that we're having one [09:45] any wiki page I need to update? [09:46] the procedure doesn't say so === debfx changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu: Friendly Computing | kubuntu-dev meeting today at 09:00 PM UTC | 4.7.0 Packaging: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging | TODO: http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-oneiric/group/topic-oneiric-kubuntu.html [09:59] good idea === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger [10:00] 2100 UTC that is? [10:00] yes [10:04] well, I am busy for the weekend. I am back sunday in the evening [10:06] ok, now let's try to install full 4.7 on natty [10:25] are 4.7 packages out yet? [10:26] nope [10:26] bah, kde-icons-mono failed [10:27] dependancy problems? OpenSuse and fedora seem to have had packages for ages? [10:27] no, overwrite error (file conflict with the 4.6.5 packages) [10:28] and they a) do the packaging differently b) have a larger team I think [10:28] hmm maybe a different ppa for 4.7 then would work [10:29] linuxrocks: the packages are done, there simply wasn't enough testing yet [10:29] apachelogger: the split tarballs use a desktop__ scheme for the gettext domain, so we are currently not importing any upstream translations for those [10:29] as my failure just now shows pretty well [10:29] ok [10:31] Maybe packaging a release like 4.7.1 for release will be easier as quirks would already be sorted out in the .0 release [10:31] oh, 4.7.0 was already much easier than 4.6.90, 4.7.1 will be trivial [10:32] [lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kdeartwork] Philip Muškovac * 117 * debian/ (changelog control) Bump breaks/replaces on kmouth to catch 4.6.5 packages [10:32] as long as someone writes scripts [10:32] on my TODO list [10:33] hm, might as well use the blueprint [10:35] apachelogger: I do wonder why we don't just leave the desktop files as they are [10:35] we constantly break the translations for little benefit [10:35] now you know why ScottK and I do not wanna touch that stuff very much [10:38] so what are the reasons for doing that in the first place? [10:41] debfx: we can update translations after release [10:41] also add new translations forcustomers in one single place [10:42] anyone else who wants to do some testing? (esp. the pim stuff in staging) [10:43] oh great, kdm crashed at logout :( [10:47] * yofel wonders why he gets a resolution change between the KDM and ksplash wallpaper [10:48] or rather seems to be different scaling [10:50] apachelogger: we can update translations with the KDE SRU exception [10:52] I'd rather have customers feed translations back to upstream [10:54] debfx: the point of updates past release is also past kde supportance [11:01] yofel: PIM stuff works rather well here [11:01] yofel: I want to use kopypackages [11:01] tell me when to mash the enter button [11:03] apachelogger: I doubt that this is a practical issue, I would want some data on how many translations are updated post kde support [11:07] Quintasan: well, PIM works reasonably enough, and I can't see any dep issues [11:07] so feel free to kopy -a staging to experimental [11:08] yofel: kde-window-manager and kde-workspace* being held back? [11:08] debfx: you should be talking to dpm really [11:08] muntiKubu: that's oneiric? [11:09] yes [11:09] haven't updated yet today, sec [11:12] currently not here, but I've lost track of what package is installed from where @_@ [11:12] dpm: ^ [11:12] * dpm reads scrollback [11:13] apachelogger, debfx: you guys have some time to do natty 4.7 testing? [11:13] yofel: bec of = dep on *0ubuntu1 build. wouldn't it be better if dep >= simce there would be more "0ubuntun+1" build coming? [11:14] yofel: define testing [11:14] no, I believe that dep should be that tight [11:14] also: if it breaks my system my gsoc mentor will come after you [11:14] now that he lives in germany that is a real threat actually [11:14] ah k, well, WFM :P [11:14] just a thought..:( [11:15] yofel: from what ppa? [11:15] debfx, so is the question whether it makes sense to do an SRU of translations? And that you are saying that you'd like upstream stats on which have been updated? I think you can only get the stats from upstream, but in any case, unless it is a huge amount of work, I'd just go for it [11:15] apachelogger: ninjas [11:16] muntiKubu: seems like it's still stuck in NEW [11:16] ScottK: ^ [11:17] also what's that huge empty space in calendar from plasma digital clock on systray? [11:18] dpm: the questions is if we should continue to move the translations of desktop files into gettext/language packs [11:18] it's quite fragile and no one really maintains it [11:19] muntiKubu: seems to have to do with korganizer, if you go to settings -> calendar -> and uncheck "Display events" the space is gone [11:20] * yofel goes finishing the 4.7 announcement [11:20] yofel: thanks.. [11:22] yofel: Copied [11:22] thanks :) [11:26] Quintasan: hm, can you check whether you can add new events in korganizer? [11:27] I can in O, but not in natty [11:29] natty [11:29] hmm [11:29] testin [11:29] ah, I have no default calendar o.O [11:30] no default calendar here too [11:31] akonadi is running though... [11:32] works when I add a default calendar [11:34] ohshi [11:34] bbl [11:36] yofel: install done [11:36] all goody [11:36] * apachelogger does not dare reboot === tazz_ is now known as tazz [11:46] bah, built against wrong assuan btw., fixed [11:50] hm, other than kdepim I can't find any issues though [11:51] how does that mess of software call itself these days in *short* ? Can one still use SC? [12:03] irssi <3 [12:03] yofel: you broke my install [12:04] kde-workspace shite got removed on upgrade, or not installed or something [12:05] why? [12:05] how would I know [12:05] is kubuntu-desktop installed? [12:05] JontheEchidna: if qapt were to implement support for apturl we could get rid of apturl ^^ [12:05] yofel: well, not anymore its not [12:05] then try to install it [12:07] so I did [12:08] does that pull it back in? [12:08] apachelogger: go away! [12:09] yofel: seems me system is back [12:09] network manager seems utterly broken though [12:09] * yofel realizes he didn't test the 4.7 + pim 4.4 combination [12:09] can't detect shit [12:09] Quintasan: and NM works for you? [12:09] apachelogger_: bstd [12:10] my pager is kaput though [12:11] * apachelogger_ breaks his qtcreator while he is at it === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger [12:14] * yofel reboots into natty on his notebook [12:36] apachelogger: kde-workspace-bin : Depends: kde-workspace-data (= 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu2) but 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu1 is to be installed [12:37] that's oneiric and needs ScottK [12:37] apachelogger: this is why workspace, window-manager and kubuntu-desktop get removed [12:38] apachelogger: ... if you use apt-get, that is [12:39] yofel: ^ fix my stuff [12:39] I'll see if I can debug NM in a bit, as for deps nothing's broken here [12:42] yofel: I think the solid parts got moved out of workspace [12:43] so supposedly we just need a newer version of knm [12:43] we *did* use a new snapshot [12:43] that's if Quintasan exported the right hash [12:43] or maybe that broke it then :P [12:43] :/ [12:44] probably, but the old one was broken too [12:44] apachelogger: http://lamarque-lvs.blogspot.com/2011/07/plasma-nm-bugs-fixed-after-465.html [12:44] bb6e3b82dd23f05df8d875627622195e291b5a6d <- master [12:44] sup [12:45] I'm pretty sure I can copypaste tag just fine [12:50] * Quintasan test 4.7.0 on his machine [12:51] yay, kwin crahs [12:51] hmmm [12:51] true, NM is crap [12:52] yofel: Krusader needs to be fixed [12:52] depends on libkonq5a [12:53] true, was in a hurry before. kmess too [12:53] that should be all of the rdeps then [12:53] yofel: Isn't NM crap no matter what we do? [12:53] well, according to lamarque it *should* work... somehow [12:54] We're experiencing something totally opposite here :S [12:54] Well, I'm off to buy food and additional RAMz [12:54] bbl [12:54] /usr/lib/kde4/solid_networkmanager09.so in oneiric [12:54] now let's find the natty one [12:59] I think I know what happened, need to testbuild kde-workspace [13:22] could someone fix https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/+bug/754942 [13:22] Ubuntu bug 754942 in qt4-x11 (Ubuntu) "The qmltooling/tcpserver plugin is missing" [Undecided,Confirmed] [13:22] * apachelogger cant do debugging! [13:30] *sigh* [13:30] I knew it... [13:30] # list-missing files result: [13:30] -./usr/lib/kde4/solid_networkmanager07.so [13:30] fixing [13:35] kmess and krusader rebuild up too [13:45] kde-wallpapers accepted. [13:46] kde-workspace too [13:51] some proofreading appreciated: http://yofel.dyndns.org/pics/ext/47an.png [13:54] yofel: i'd say that either use "Oneiric and Natty" or "11.10 and 11.04" [13:55] and follow that convention everwhere [13:55] That's how jr did it, I prefer 11.04 and 11.10, but 11.10 doesn't exist before october, so oneiric [13:55] looks good otherwise [13:56] yofel: yeah, its a pedantic fix ^_^ [13:56] and, hey everyone :) [13:57] right, hello ^^ [13:58] for some reason i have to boot into recovery and then start kdm, if i boot the stable kernel with the same args, my screen goes black when it tries to start KDM ... [13:59] welcome to everyone's favourite black screen on boot issue [13:59] ScottK: thx!! so only matter of archive update until kubuntu-desktop can installed again. [13:59] known issue? [13:59] i didn't know that [14:00] well, I think it's kms related, pops up in #+1 every now and then [14:00] try nomodeset [14:00] yofel: tried that, and it works with single nomodeset, just using nomodeset doesn't work [14:01] even more fun... [14:03] yofel: btw upgrade still wants to remove kubuntu-desktop [14:03] *now* blame your mirror ^^ (I think) [14:04] nope, i'm using the main archives [14:04] then find out what's broken, I've too many PPAs here... [14:04] yeah will debug in a couple of minutes [14:06] http://paste.kde.org/103267/ << here's something to look at, bbian [14:06] s/bbian/bbiab/ [14:06] shadeslayer meant: "http://paste.kde.org/103267/ << here's something to look at, bbiab" [14:16] yofel: add packages to 'kde pim 4.7 won't be ship ... SC packages ...' kde pim is now officially shippedwith SC, but not our pkgs [14:17] good catch [14:18] now reads "... won't be shipped together with our KDE SC 4.7 packages ..." [14:20] apachelogger: who's the admin of those auto-generated todo pages using the blueprints again? [14:24] shadeslayer: isn't this the kde-workspace{-data,-bin} version mismatch? Try apt-get install kdeworkspace-bin [14:26] yofel: chrisjohnston [14:26] shadeslayer: or apt-cache policy kde-workspace-{bin,data} # still not same version in oneiric [14:26] thanks [14:42] allee: yofel http://paste.kde.org/103285/ [14:42] ok, NM not totally broken anymore [14:43] now I would appreciate it if it would show me some networks... [14:45] aha found the problem [14:45] any ideas what is causing the places panel in dolphin to have a black background? [14:45] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [14:45] kde-workspace-bin : Depends: kde-workspace-data (= 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu2) but 4:4.7.0-0ubuntu1 is to be installed [14:45] shadeslayer: -data is not available as 0ubuntu2. AFAIU scott approved the missing version so archive should be udated soon [14:46] allee: yeah :) [14:47] apachelogger: NM fixed, you need to logout though [14:47] not again! [14:47] zomg [14:48] well, try it without, but restarting plasma gave me no networks :/ [14:48] course not youd' have to restart kded [14:48] did you refresh the cache ? :P [14:48] oops, true [14:48] oic [14:49] shadeslayer: like did you see my latest outburst of madness? [14:49] apachelogger: no ... should i ? [14:49] of course [14:50] shadeslayer: http://people.ubuntu.com/~apachelogger/screencasts/phonon-qml-glslrgb32-speed-experiment.mp4 [14:50] apachelogger: i've be busy poking my shiny plasmoid to connect to my Dataengine [14:51] sounds like porn really [14:51] * yofel has been busy fixing 4.7 [14:52] apachelogger: QML does not like Plamsma dataengines it seems [14:52] qml likes everything [14:52] and here I wanted to do some docs recap for the meeting later -.- [14:52] it is javascript after all [14:53] true, but then why does it not want to read my dataengine? :P [14:53] oh right, I'll likely not be able to make the meeting [14:53] :( [14:53] what's up? [14:54] friend having birthday [14:54] to hell with social obligations I say [14:54] ah, then I'll forgive you ;) [14:54] yofel: I can drop some questions by mail if you want :P [14:54] uh... sure... [14:56] ok... with NM fixed. Any issues that need to be taken care of? I'm done with my list [14:57] any ideas http://imagebin.org/165453 ? [14:57] apachelogger: do we need to include the moc only when subclassing from QObject? [14:58] mfraz74: 0.o [14:58] +1 [14:58] mfraz74: any change if you disable compositing? [14:58] ... or restart kwin ? [14:58] yofel: none [14:59] never seen something like that till now [14:59] it is like that when I boot the netbook [14:59] have it on 2 netbooks, but no other device [15:00] possible driver bug? [15:00] would be my guess too, but I'm really guessing [15:01] likewise [15:01] don't remember seeing it before upgrade to 4.6.5 [15:02] I could try to upgrade my backup flash install later and try it on my eeePC [15:02] but that'll have to wait [15:02] where would the settings for this sort of thing be stored? [15:03] odd that it only seems to be affecting the places panel in both dolphin and in the "save as" window [15:04] apachelogger: got a sec? [15:05] shadeslayer: you should not need to include the moc at all [15:06] oh ok [15:06] RTFM [15:06] * apachelogger has had an itchy nose all day long and doesn't know why [15:07] if I drag the places panel outside of dolphin the background is transparent as in the quick access browser [15:07] apachelogger: i was looking at a techbase tutorial which said that you need to include the moc because we are subclassing from QObject [15:07] whereas Qt docs said that you don't have to, which is why i asked [15:08] where do qt docs say that? [15:08] where does techbase say that? [15:08] apachelogger: http://i.imgur.com/2vrbH.png >> thats my dataengine, and http://paste.kde.org/103291/ is my plasmoid, any ideas why its not working? [15:09] apachelogger: http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Plasma/DataEngines << techabase docs that say i need to include moc [15:10] ok, not all that wrong [15:10] so where does Qt say you don't need the include? [15:10] yeah trying to find where i saw that [15:10] import Qt 4.7 [15:11] you should import QtQuick 1.0 really [15:12] also [15:12] shadeslayer: #plasma [15:12] oh oh oh [15:12] apachelogger: yeah one sec [15:12] i think i know how to fix it [15:14] bah, stupid file overwrite errors [15:16] debfx: got some still? [15:16] or do you mean O? [15:16] ok... [15:16] shadeslayer: how's kstars? [15:16] O O O your boat gently down the stream [15:16] yofel: I've mixed up kde-workspace-data and kdebase-workspace-data [15:17] oh [15:17] yofel: a) no one uploaded new indi to archives [15:17] shadeslayer: how's it in the sense of backportability? [15:17] b) i've submitted my CMake patch to kstars upstream, waiting on their comments first [15:17] since that's about the last thing that's left and possible to do [15:18] yofel: jr had packages for natty, i forward ported two of those to oneiric [15:18] so natty actually has better indi support than oneiric [15:18] everything else indi is FTBFS on O [15:19] apachelogger: the video player looks slow [15:19] but neat anyways [15:19] shadeslayer: what needs to be done for natty 4.7 then? [15:20] yofel: dirty fix : copy over jr's package and make kstars build with those [15:20] proper fix: upload the 2 packages we have for oneiric into archives and backport those to natty [15:22] shadeslayer: what is slow? [15:22] the scrolling [15:22] shadeslayer: can I just backport those before they're in the archive? (the bindings aren't either) [15:22] * apachelogger notes that QGV is pretty much dying from all the update requests from all over the scene [15:22] apachelogger: the video looks like its stuttering [15:23] yofel: if they build, i don't see why not [15:23] perhaps on the video of the video *shrug* [15:23] but kstars won't pick up indi without my findINDI.cmake patch [15:24] http://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/102119/ [15:24] is that in the O package? [15:24] i haven't uploaded the O package yet, i'm waiting for upstream to comment on that [15:24] if not I would say we just delay it, I just checked and old kstars works fine with 4.7 [15:25] upstream says that they will look at it in a couple of hours, so we could just release kstars after we release the rest of 4.7 [15:25] ack [15:26] if nobody has any new breakage to report I'll copy the packages then [15:26] apachelogger, Quintasan ^ [15:32] * yofel goes merging kde-l10n branches [15:32] sure why not [15:36] apachelogger: how does your new script fetch the tarballs? you don't define the download location anymore [15:38] ah, didn't read the script properly [15:38] sry [15:41] [lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-l10n-common-natty] Philip Muškovac * 100 * debian/ (config README.source build-l10n.sh changelog control rules) Merge changes from master branch for the 4.7 packages [15:44] [lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-l10n-common-natty] Philip Muškovac * 101 * debian/ (changelog config) 4.7.0 release [15:46] [lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-l10n-common-natty] Philip Muškovac * 102 * debian/config fix used branch [15:47] ok then, copying [15:49] yofel: Copy em all! [15:50] Quintasan: tf2 in 45 minutes? [15:50] shadeslayer: Not really, skateboarding, if it rains I'll join you in TF [15:51] ok [15:54] ooops [15:55] I won't be able to upload kde-l10n to backports... we're out of space [15:55] heh [15:55] do we even upload l10n to backports? [15:55] iirc we didn't [15:55] the other backports have kde-l10n [15:55] can anything be removed from the PPA? [15:56] dunno then [15:56] well, it's 4.5.3 lucid and 4.6.2 maverick currently [15:56] and KDE uses a lot of space [15:56] debfx: can you revert your change from libjpeg-dev to libjpeg62-dev (as soon as my fix gets uploaded and built)? libjpeg8 won't be providing the virtual package anymore [15:57] wgrant: you think we can get yet another increase of space? it's already 10GiB [15:57] I'd remove the backports for anything other than the current release [15:57] if you want a new software you should upgrade to newer releases [15:57] hm, I'll leave maverick in there, but I'll purge lucid [15:58] don't [15:58] yofel: the lucid packages were sponsored [15:58] didn't yet... [15:58] isn't lucid the LTS release? [15:58] yep [15:58] it is [15:58] well, shadeslayer is right, had forgotten about that for a moment [15:58] maverick it is then [15:59] Riddell: get us moar space :P [15:59] how much more space is required? [15:59] well, I pinged wgrant, he should know (I hope [15:59] mfraz74: ~2G I would say [16:00] at least including some buffer [16:00] 2-3 Gigs should be enough i guess [16:00] it's up to the launchpad sysadmins I think, you would need to open a question on answers.lp.net [16:00] but as I say my view has been we should only keep backports around for the current release [16:00] what does it mean when it says newer version available? can those packages be deleted? [16:00] mfraz74: it means a newer version of the package has been uploaded in the archive for that release [16:01] so the archive package will superseed the one in the PPA [16:01] shadeslayer: which means those packages can be removed from the PPA? [16:02] mfraz74: not necessarily [16:02] it just means a newer version is available and you can bump the version of the package in your PPA to superseed the one in the archives [16:03] kdepim for lucid can go though, lucid-updates has a newer one [16:04] yep [16:08] i see you've only got .5GiB free [16:09] When kde 4.7 backports is ready will I be able to revert changes with ppa-purge? [16:09] that was the first batch, the script errored out in between, some more packages coming [16:10] girl_: you _should_ be able to revert all package changes with ppa-purge. But if you want to revert your user configuration you should first make a backup of your ~/.kde folder [16:11] yofel: ok thanks for the insight [16:11] is Amarok 2.4.2 going to be in Oneric? [16:13] ok, second batch arrived and is waiting for publishing [16:14] repository size has reached 100% [16:14] shadeslayer: I'll go remove maverick, people really should upgrade to natty if they don't want the LTS [16:14] and they should have the packages already installed anyway [16:15] yus [16:15] yofel: thats fine with me [16:15] good :) [16:18] mfraz74: no, but 2.4.3 if someone packages it :) [16:19] :) [16:19] didn't think 2.4.3 is out yet [16:20] * yofel will write kcleanppa over the weekend... [16:20] anyway, goodbye mav [16:20] bye bye maverick [16:21] and all published https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/backports/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=natty&batch=200 :D [16:22] at last. its worth waiting [16:22] enjoy :) [16:22] translations coming once the janitor made some space... [16:22] micahg: sure, if I can remember which packages I've changed ;) [16:23] debfx: gwenview I think [16:23] * debfx invokes reverse-build-depends [16:28] how come if you view the failed to build log it is still showing karmic and jaunty? [16:29] the database doesn't throw the history away [16:29] only the actual package data is deleted, not it's traces in the database [16:29] *its [16:29] oh, so the 60 failed builds aren't necessary about the current available packages? [16:30] all natty packages ready for upgrading an english kde installation of 4.6.5? [16:31] yes [16:34] 10.1 GiB (100.00%) of 10.0 GiB wink: [16:34] girl_: i noticed that too [16:34] it's soft-limit, you can't upload anymore, but the builds will still publish [16:35] just tried to update - it wants to remove 16 packages including kde-window-manager [16:35] mfraz74: get me the whole list [16:36] yofel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/654609/ [16:37] mfraz74: any reason why it wants to remove kubuntu-desktop? (try with -V) [16:37] mfraz74 try aptitude instead of apt-get [16:38] http://paste.ubuntu.com/654611/ [16:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/654612/ [16:40] the last one looks sane === skreech__ is now known as Daskreech [16:40] kdebase-workspace-data is missing from ppa [16:41] that's replaced by kde-workspace-data [16:41] ah ok [16:43] but the announcement on kubuntu.org says 10hours ago kde 4.7 how is that possible it was only just built! [16:43] I wrote it 10h ago, and drupal stupidly shows the time when I first pressed save, not when I published it :/ [16:45] kubuntu.org has copyright 2010 every year I file a bug report about that and it is changed in nov or dec then next year we have a new bug [16:45] heh, where? [16:45] down on the page [16:45] © 2010 Canonical Ltd. and the Kubuntu community. Icons copyright of Oxygen icon theme Kubuntu and Canonical are registered trademarks of Canonical Ltd. [16:46] what happens regarding the removal of nepomukcontroller? [16:46] mfraz74: that's now in -runtime I think [16:46] or workspace, not sure [16:46] yofel: so going ahead with http://paste.ubuntu.com/654609/ should work? [16:47] yofel: so the copyright will change in december :d [16:47] anybody know when agateau is generally around? [16:47] mfraz74: you had http://paste.ubuntu.com/654612/ at one point, that's more correct [16:48] I think your digikam2 package confuses apt [16:48] yofel: sorry, that's the one that i meant! pasted from the wrong URL [16:48] as I can't reproduce that situation here [16:48] let me try please wait rebooting fro windows [16:48] digikam is 2.0 from https://launchpad.net/~philip5/+archive/extra [16:50] going to try it on my netbook first [16:52] refreshing repos [16:54] hm, something else it seems, still doesn't remove kubuntu-desktop [16:56] what is the size of a general upgrade in mb [16:56] depending on what you have installed 150-300MB I think (without debugging symbols) [16:57] with debugging symbols [16:57] 700 mb? [16:57] can go up to 1GB I think, but 500-700 sounds reasonable [16:58] 166 updates? can someone confirm? [16:58] looks right, with kde-full I have 240 in my test setup right now [16:59] cool [17:02] what's the difference between kubuntu-ppa/ppa and kubuntu-ppa/backports ? [17:03] LaserJock: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/KubuntuPPAs [17:03] awesome, a wiki page for everything :-) [17:04] 165 to upgrade here [17:07] Working fine. No broken dependencies, nothing to remove [17:07] 156 upgraded, 39 newly installed, 11 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [17:07] having problems installing libkdcraw20 [17:07] Upgrade from 4.6.5 on natty with debugging symbols and qt development tools [17:08] Thanks a bunch Package Ninja's [17:09] had to remove kdegraphics-strigi-plugins and kdegraphics-thumbnailers [17:09] mfraz74: saw it, dpkg -r --force-depends libkdcraw-20 [17:09] should work then [17:13] yofel: still not working [17:14] what's wrong now? [17:15] ah wait, digikam2 will pull that in again [17:16] yes libkdcraw-20 is trying to overwrite libkdcraw.so.20.0.0 [17:16] right, that's the same module, in 2 differently named packages [17:18] any ideas? [17:19] great, the debian policy allows either libVERSION and lib-VERSION [17:20] what a wonderful policy! [17:20] So what two packages provide it? [17:20] our libkdcraw20 and the libkdcraw-20 from the other PPA [17:21] IMO he should Break/Replace/Provide libkdcraw20, or add a transitional package [17:23] or just rename his packages [17:23] is there anything I can do to fix it my end? [17:24] Email "other PPA owner" and volunteer that they ought join us and help with official packages instead of maintaining their own. [17:24] mfraz74: Installing packages from random PPAs isn't generally a great idea. [17:25] at least we don't support every little PPA out there, and have no intention of doing so [17:27] ScottK: whaaa?! I thought that was why PPAs were created .... [17:28] :p [17:28] PPA's were created to add an easy way to break user systems post-release ;) [17:29] lol [17:29] I thought it was an easy way to get root access to thousands of computers .... [17:29] Good morning guys [17:29] smokegen accepted. [17:29] mfraz74: AFAIU name-APIVERS is used with name ends with a number. Otherwise nameAPIVERS [17:29] moin DarkwingDuck [17:29] Good afternoon DarkwingDuck [17:30] allee: it says when it's "confusing" - that can mean anything... [17:30] So, now that I have stable internet again... [17:30] I'm Back :D [17:30] i see phonon config is still broken ::( [17:30] http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-sharedlibs.html#s-sharedlibs-runtime - first paragraph [17:31] btw - anyone an idea why the geolocation plugin is broken in digikam oneiric? [17:31] not sure where to start looking [17:32] just says "Geolocation using Marble not available" [17:32] libindi binaries accepted. [17:33] yofel: if one get's easily confused yes it can be anything. Otherwise I would sign only the 'if ends with a number' argument ;) [17:33] Quintasan: you have a link for that merge request by any chance? [17:33] and I still get a warning when I try to setup social desktop with username and password [17:33] allee: agreed (thinking of gtk naming for example) [17:34] ScottK: thanks! [17:36] dputting kde-l10n [17:44] if I bring up a window and then close it, the icon stays in the task manager === darkwingduck is now known as DarkwingDuck [17:54] hello, i did an upgrade to from 4.6.5 to 4.7, plasma is now crashing on login. I have no desktop whatsoever. Tracelog http://paste.kde.org/103369/ [18:07] mabl try logging in to recovery mode and deleting plasma config file [18:07] girl, thx - i did that - work [18:08] You're Welcome [18:09] mabl: Upgrade feedback please is everything working fine [18:10] yes, up to now, everything is great (except that small grid container problem, but i guess that was by an external deb package, can't remember) [18:10] i got the same thing here. plasma crash. [18:10] how you delete plasma config file? noob here [18:10] mabl: performance improvements? [18:11] laksa: boot in recovery mode or at login (kdm) select session type console login [18:11] not that i can tell of, but since I have a brand new i7 laptop on intel ssd, i hardly have any performance problems [18:11] mabl:the type your username and password when prompted [18:12] then cd to your home folder [18:12] laksa: the applet config file is ~/.kde/share/config/plasma-desktop-appletsrc [18:12] make a copy of it before deleting it though [18:12] (in case it's not the problem) === darkwingduck is now known as DarkwingDuck [18:12] got it. [18:13] mabl: that grouping containment is part of kde-plasma-addons, so not external, but I'm clueless how to even try to reproduce that crash [18:13] ScottK: ping [18:14] yofel: Maybe it comes when a specific plasmoid is present and active? [18:14] DarkwingDuck: Pong [18:14] some plasmoids tend to cause plasma to crash after upgrade [18:14] The issue with upgrade failures and plasma-config needs to be reported upstream. [18:15] yofel, when i deleted the plasma-desktop-appletsrc, all plasmoids where reset. I now only activated the grid desktop, and got the crash again [18:15] grid desktop, let's see [18:16] Will try to reproduce when mine installs: slow internet package here only 1 Mbit/s [18:16] ok, that is trivial to reproduce [18:20] after delete plasma config it work. [18:20] laksa: Glad to here it [18:21] my brother also just tried it, it also crashes [18:23] there are reports already [18:23] kde bug 278222 , kde bug 278725 for example [18:23] KDE bug 278222 in general "Plasma-desktop crashes when selecting the "Grid Desktop" containment" [Crash,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=278222 [18:23] KDE bug 278725 in general "grouping and grid desktop are crashing plasma" [Crash,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=278725 [18:25] * yofel adds some votes [18:50] great, system-config-printer-kde broken [18:50] or rather the python bindings [18:50] https://launchpadlibrarian.net/76243052/xsession-errors [18:51] yofel: see http://bugs.debian.org/634860 [18:51] Debian bug 634860 in python-qt4 "Please switch python-qt4 to dh_python2" [Serious,Open] [18:52] ouch [18:52] Working on it. [18:53] we could replace the kcm with a link to http://localhost:631‎/ ;) [18:54] I'll try to force-downgrade pykde to 4.6.5 then for now [18:55] DarkwingDuck: One moment [18:56] kdebindings-4.6.5.orig.tar.bz2 *headdesk* [18:56] >"Please switch python-qt4 to dh_python2" [18:56] >dh_python2 [18:57] WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? [18:57] DarkwingDuck: https://code.launchpad.net/~quintasan/kubuntu-docs/bug804244/+merge/67796 [18:57] because everything else is deprecated [18:57] Ubuntu bug 67796 in firefox (Ubuntu) "[EDGY] firefox crashed [@pthread_mutex_lock] [@Flash_EnforceLocalSecurity] (dup-of: 69931)" [High,Incomplete] [18:57] Ubuntu bug 69931 in firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu) "MASTER firefox crash [@NP_Shutdown] [@Flash_EnforceLocalSecurity] -- libflashplayer.so" [Medium,Triaged] [19:00] * yofel throws everything except pykde out of kdebindings control [19:03] yofel: pykde is it's own source package now. What are you doing? [19:03] trying to downgrade it, which means using old kdebindings [19:04] Oh. [19:04] OR I try to patch the old packaging into new pykde4... [19:13] Quintasan: thanks. [19:14] Quintasan: Approved. Thank you again. [19:17] so 4.7.0 fixed my gnome-app notification problem [19:17] I'm a happy camper now [19:49] Great. [19:56] KDE 4.7 PPA installation with muon ... seems to have stalled at 40% installing says running dpkg [20:02] Are there any particular reason plasma-wallpapers-addons in oneiric must depend on kde-wallpapers and kdewallpapers? [20:02] I mean, it contains plugins that I would use *instead* of the regular wallpapers provided by kde-wallpapers and kdewallpapers... [20:24] * yofel does one last proofreading of his wiki page [20:25] hi [20:25] i'd like to set up my own .deb-repository [20:25] and everything works fine expect the gpg-signing [20:26] *except [20:26] Not really a Kubuntu specific topic. [20:27] ok, so where sjulianrabe: should i go then? i already asked #debian and #kubuntu, last one sent me here [20:28] It's a general support question, so #ubuntu is the right IRC channel, but honestly you're unlikely to get much help there. For something like that, docs on wiki.ubuntu.com or help.ubuntu.com are your best bet. [20:29] ok, ill go there, thanks [20:42] Jonno: The weather wallpaper plugin uses wallpapers from those packages [20:52] jtechidna: i've sent you a request on tf2 [20:52] folks, meeting in 8mins, no tf2 [20:52] just rebooted into linux [20:52] :P === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [20:53] JontheEchidna: same here ;) [20:53] oh kewl! meeting time [20:53] * yofel gets this feeling of impending doom [20:53] yofel: can't we hold the meeting in tf2? [20:53] LOL [20:54] since I never had time to set it up yet, probably not ^^ [20:55] lol [20:55] debfx: btw whats you steam id? i tried debfx and it didn't find anything :P [20:55] Quintasan, Riddell, apachelogger_, ScottK, claydoh: dev meeting in 5 mins [20:55] yofel: Where's your wiki page [20:55] ah, apachelogger_ said he'll be absent [20:55] https://wiki.kubuntu.org/PhilipMuskovac/KubuntuDevApplication [20:55] Thanks. [20:56] where be the meeting? [20:57] not sure if -meeting is free, can we do it here? [20:58] shouldn't be a problem [20:58] it's quiet anyway === JontheEchidna changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu: Friendly Computing | kubuntu-dev meeting today here at 09:00 PM UTC | 4.7.0 Packaging: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging | TODO: http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-oneiric/group/topic-oneiric-kubuntu.html === JontheEchidna changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu: Friendly Computing | kubuntu-dev meeting today here at 09:00 PM UTC (Now) | 4.7.0 Packaging: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging | TODO: http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-oneiric/group/topic-oneiric-kubuntu.html [21:00] shall we begin, mentlegen? [21:00] sure, who's there? [21:00] o/ [21:01] \o [21:01] DarkwingDuck: council ping [21:01] Riddell: council ping [21:01] o/ [21:01] JontheEchidna: it's not a council meeting [21:01] \o [21:01] \o [21:02] DarkwingDuck told me he'd be away this afternoon anyway. [21:02] iirc likewise for apachelogger_ === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [21:02] debfx: Ping [21:02] Oops [21:02] Nevermind [21:03] heh [21:03] NCommander: kubuntu-dev meeting [21:03] o/ [21:03] just a member, looking on [21:03] great timing *-.- === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:03] Yeah, your Quassel Core never ceases to amaze me [21:03] Disconnecting at most inappropriate time. [21:03] How about Riddell? [21:04] And we need quorum... [21:04] Quorum is 3. [21:04] Oh wait. [21:05] seems like that's it looking at the people present [21:05] Yep. [21:05] "majority of those present and at least 3)" [21:05] if quorum isn't met by meeting's end we'll do the rest of the vote by ML [21:06] https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/KubuntuDevelopers#Applying_for_kubuntu-dev_membership [21:06] btw i just completed a full upgrade to 4.7 ;) [21:06] Wait debfx isn't here? [21:06] He is. [21:06] Oh I see [21:06] he is, so we have 4 (If I'm awake enough to count) [21:06] We have JontheEchidna, debfx, Quintasan, and me at least. [21:06] i'm here (in tf2) [21:06] lol [21:06] interesting definition of "here" [21:07] :D [21:07] anyway, anything left to do before I start? [21:07] No. [21:07] OK [21:07] Let the grilling commence [21:07] Then here goes... [21:08] As most of you should know, I'm Philip Muskovac, 24 and hereby apply for Kubuntu Dev membership [21:08] My application can be found on https://wiki.kubuntu.org/PhilipMuskovac/KubuntuDevApplication [21:09] yofel: What's the worst packaging mistake you made that got into the archive? [21:11] can't quite remember any major one, since every work from me has been rechecked, worst would probably be that I forgot to recheck the Python bindings for 4.7 today [21:11] as they are pretty much unusable [21:11] What happened as a result? [21:11] about 3 bug reports about the issue so far [21:11] What have you done to fix it? [21:12] I've tested if the old python-kde4 package fixes the issue and decided to downgrade it, the build is still pending [21:12] * Quintasan considers asking the default question [21:13] yofel: Is this in a PPA? [21:13] ScottK: yes, the backports one [21:13] yofel: What are symbol files and why do we maintain them? [21:15] symbol files keep track of when in the package history a symbol was added to the library. When a new library is missing a symbol it will be shown and can then be investigated if it's private or not [21:15] if not it's a BIC and the library needs an SOVERSION bump [21:16] * Quintasan thinks of Qt 4.5.1 [21:16] how would you handle such a bump in packaging? [21:16] also, the help dpkg-shlibdeps in deciding what the minimum version of the library is that an application that uses it needs to depend on [21:16] yofel: What are seeds and what do we use them for? [21:16] yofel: and what happens when the version of the symbols are wrong (e.g. missing epoch or a typo)? [21:17] JontheEchidna: now that we have the DebianABIManager, I would increase the X-Debian-ABI of the library which would manually increase the so version if upstream didn't bump it [21:17] debfx: I fear I didn't look that case up... [21:18] ScottK: seeds decide what ends up on the CD and DVD images which differs a bit from what the meta packages will pull in for the system (like adding filesystem tools or ubiquity to the disk) [21:19] So if you decide you want to change what's on the CD, how to you go about it? [21:20] yofel: How do we handle overwrites and how do we replace packages? [21:21] ScottK: I'm not quite sure actually, as I never touched the seeds yet, I know we have branches in ubuntu-seeds with the image specifications about it, but not quite how to edit them [21:22] yofel: OK. We can talk about the mechanics later. [21:22] Quintasan: when a package replaces files in another package the new package needs to Break/Replace the other package with the appropriate version [21:22] yofel: Why not Conflicts/Replaces? [21:23] That was used before, the current debian policy requires the use of Breaks/Replaces [21:23] When can you drop old Breaks or Conflicts/Replaces? [21:25] when every release that needs them has been released, well bad said. The breaks replaces need to be cared about for LTS->LTS upgrades and upgrades between releases. [21:26] or... when there is no supported upgrade way from the old package to the new one [21:26] OK. Thanks. [21:28] When do packages end up in New? [21:28] when that (source or binary) package has no previous version in the archive [21:28] yofel: what do you need to do after you've uploaded a package that contained an SONAME bump? [21:29] yofel: What do we do when upstream doesnt ship license copies or ships non-free stuff inside tarball? [21:29] beat them up [21:29] :p [21:29] lol [21:29] debfx: investigate if any of the rdepends need to be rebuilt against the new package, mostly to reduce space since both libraries should be installable at the same time [21:29] shadeslayer: You are next [21:30] Quintasan: sure, but i don't consider myself ready yet :( [21:30] anyways, it's yofel first [21:30] Quintasan: go talk to them about the licensing and tell them what's missing, we can't upload anything to the archive that doesn't meet the licensing requirements of the policy [21:32] yofel: What do you think about recent proposal to move our packaging branches to alioth? [21:32] yofel: how do you ensure that the library packages are coinstallable? [21:32] * Quintasan notes that isn't really a dev question but he is interested [21:33] hm... it would make collaboration with the debian-qt-kde team easier, but at least the qt packaging needs to stay since we're not the only ones maintaining that now [21:34] Quintasan: when did that happen? 0.0 [21:34] shadeslayer: It didn't happen. It's been discussused. [21:34] shadeslayer: It didn't, I can't remember who but someone brought this up and I though it's fairly interesting [21:34] ScottK: yeah, but where? [21:34] Here. [21:34] Quintasan: ofcourse it is, we get to use git! :D [21:34] debfx: the package needs to have the new library so version in the package name so it has a different name, and mustn't have any files that the other package has as well. For the libraries that's not much of a problem since they'll have the so version in the file name [21:35] iirc someone of the debian folks asked why we don't use git and the talk ended up in why we don't move to alioth [21:35] * Quintasan likes that idea [21:35] * shadeslayer will check logs later then [21:36] shadeslayer: the #debian-qt-kde ones IIRC [21:37] hi, I guess missed the meeting [21:37] Riddell: Hi, we're still grilling yofel [21:37] Riddell: I'm in the middle of being grilled ~.~ [21:37] yofel: yep, so data files or plugins need to be in a different package [21:37] * Quintasan adds some spices [21:38] debfx: right, libname-data for arch-indep files, and -bin or -plugins for the other binary files [21:39] Riddell: Do you have any questions? [21:41] yofel: what attracted you into kubuntu development? [21:42] * Quintasan notes this is all-or-nothing type of question [21:42] ^_^ [21:43] Quintasan: you're not making it easier you know [21:45] yofel: what is a SRU and what qualifies to have one done? [21:45] Riddell: need to think back again, I've been a linux fan shortly since I started using it and the people here were pretty fun to watch even before I started contributing to kubuntu while I was still more in the ubuntu bugsquad. Since I wanted to learn how to package and wanted to give something back to my favorite desktop environment I decided to take the simple jobs that were suggested and have been enjoying myself a lot since then [21:46] good answer :) [21:46] yofel: How does the prospect of effectively having root access to every Kubuntu user's machine feel? [21:46] (there's an "easy" one) [21:48] Riddell: SRU stands for Stable Release Update, and is the process of getting a bug fixed in an already released release during it's support timeframe. The bugs that qualify for it are serious issues like crashes, they need to have a minimal patch that only fixes that issue or are obviously safe [21:48] (I probably forgot something...) [21:48] ScottK: scary to be fully honest ^^ [21:48] yofel: Good. [21:48] If it didn't I'd be worried. [21:48] yofel: are you going to come to UDS? [21:50] Probably not, my educational plans don't have any free time during the UDS times at least for the next year, or at least for the UDS-P one, need to check my free times again once the date for UDS-Q is out [21:50] if anything I'll be at DS now [21:50] I feel ya. I'm only able to attend the summer UDS's as well [21:50] yofel gets a +1 from me for good knowledge and a keen contributor [21:51] +1 [21:51] +1 from me too. [21:51] +1 [21:51] debfx and Quintasan: ? [21:51] +1 He's doing magic in Project Neon as well [21:51] Python magic at that [21:52] Is that everyone present? [21:52] Looks like it [21:52] yofel: Congratulations. [21:52] Riddell: Would you please add him to kubuntu-dev? [21:52] Note: I feel like jelly [21:53] yofel: congrats!!! :D [21:53] THANKS! [21:53] yofel: In case you ever wondered what happens when grilling goes the wrong way -> http://i.imgur.com/qfQw1.jpg [21:53] yofel: congrats! [21:53] yofel: congrats! :) [21:53] kubotu: order cookies for yofel [21:53] * kubotu slides a whole bunch of world's finest cookies down the bar to yofel. [21:53] Quintasan: ROFL [21:53] yofel: normal, should wear off after a bit :P [21:53] lol [21:53] yofel: Don't forget: just because you can upload it, doesn't mean you should. You can(and should) still ask questions. [21:53] yofel: congrats! [21:53] done, welcome in [21:53] yofel: Board the Kubuntu Warship! [21:53] * yofel hugs debfx, JontheEchidna, Riddell, ScottK, micahg, laksa, Quintasan, shadeslayer and the rest [21:53] i thought we had a spaceship [21:54] ScottK: sure, ping me when there's something to change in the seeds so I know how to do it [21:54] yofel: Embrace the "jelly like feeling" with your whole jelliness [21:54] lol [21:54] yofel: go install tf2 and shoot some people xD [21:54] * Quintasan would like to chaging seeds as well [21:55] apachelogger_: Can I demand ~omnomnom trigger in kubotu? [21:55] shadeslayer: I think warship is cooler since we are pirates working on arrrrrm [21:55] and we apparently need rrrrrum [21:55] You can demand anything Quintasan. [21:55] Demanding and getting aren't at all the same thing. [21:55] ScottK: True. [21:56] Quintasan: true that [21:56] * ScottK does mail. [21:56] apachelogger_: Can I *get* ~omnomnom trigger? [21:56] ScottK: So yeah, when there is something to be done in seeds ping yofel or me [21:57] congratulations, yofel [21:57] Oh while we are at it. Do we want telepathy-kde 0.1 in oneiric? [21:57] >adridg: update to ! kde 4.7.0 in # kubuntu 11.04 hung at 66% done [80013372] [21:57] Quintasan: people have asked about telepathy (today even) [21:57] valorie: thanks :) [21:58] yofel: Really? I'll upload to PPA for now [21:59] Quintasan: you should sometimes read #kubuntu :P [21:59] Indeed. [22:02] ScottK: don't you need to copy devel-permissions on that e-mail as well? [22:02] micahg: I've no idea. Feel free to forward it. [22:04] interesting, it's part of the desktop team's policy, but not kubuntu's [22:07] <[ade]> Quintasan: i suppose identi.ca to IRC forwarding works :) [22:07] [ade]: :) So what's exactly going on? Is it still 66%? What's the package on which it "hangs"? [22:08] did you have a connection loss? [22:09] <[ade]> i upgraded 10.04 to 10.10 and then to 11.04 today, then added ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports to the repositories, selected all updates, hit apply. it got to installing packages after downloading everything, and now sits there at 66%. [22:09] <[ade]> details shows me -- right now -- only a single entry for libkprintutils4. [22:10] <[ade]> earlier there was a long list there w/ some installed, some ready packages. [22:11] <[ade]> yofel: not that i know of; kpackagekit seemed to download everything just fine. [22:11] :/ [22:11] didn't we have some debconf issues before? or was that fixed? [22:13] Hmm [22:13] [ade]: if you open a konsole, does 'ps auxw | grep deb' print something? or what does 'ps auxw | grep dpkg' print except the grep line? [22:13] 4.7.0 is in backports? [22:13] it is [22:14] <[ade]> yofel: /usr/bin/dpkg --status-fd 51 --configure [22:14] that's about right... [22:15] [ade]: what do you get if you run 'sudo strace -p $(pidof dpkg)' ? [22:16] http://i.imgur.com/0hlie.png \O/ [22:16] why do you have a frame in that form o.O? [22:17] <[ade]> yoful: hunh, outputs 'write(1, "\n", 1' which seems like a perfectly sensible write [22:17] <[ade]> i'd kill it and try again from a text login, but i'm afraid of leaving the machine in an intermediate state and being unable to log back in [22:18] you're using kpackagekit you say? [22:18] <[ade]> jon: yes [22:18] it tries to write to a non-existing terminal and hangs itself up? [22:18] or I'm confused [22:19] hmm, I'd be interested to know what apt has to say about what it's doing at the moment, but I don't know if kpackagekit displays that [22:19] yofel: its a app to view plasmoids [22:19] just testing out mine right now [22:19] if it's doing post-install trigger processing, then it should be safe to kill and do a dpkg --configure -a [22:19] shadeslayer: ah, then it looks nice :) === me is now known as Guest79253 [22:20] well, i just need to re parent this mouse area to the right component and then i'll have a highlight like the one device notifier has [22:20] yofel: in my past experience, scripts that can't access a pty via an fd usually exit with a failure code rather than hanging. That doesn't mean things couldn't have changed, though [22:21] well, not necessarily a pty, but a file descriptor at any rate [22:21] shadeslayer: can you sent an email to quintasan@kubuntu.org? [22:22] would be my guess too usually... [22:22] Quintasan: check yer mail [22:23] yofel: seems to remind me of this somehow: bug 680328 [22:23] Launchpad bug 680328 in qapt (Ubuntu Maverick) "Many postinst scripts fail using either PackageKit, or QApt" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/680328 [22:23] heh [22:23] but in that case the strace was showing an error for the write [22:24] JontheEchidna: ever used QML? [22:24] shadeslayer: nope [22:24] bah :( [22:24] Congratulations, yofel [22:25] thanks charlie-tca :) [22:26] yofel: cjwatson might know what could be wrong [22:26] <[ade]> JontheEchidna: killed it, killed kpackagekit, switched to text console. dpkg --configure -a was quick, apt-get update ok, apt-get upgrade fails when upgrading python-kde4 with unable to lock /var/cache/apt/archives [22:26] !aptlock [22:26] If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » [22:26] hm, wrong lock file, but should work too [22:27] *the same [22:28] Quintasan: lol ... Alioth can be sucky and wemesird someti [22:28] wth [22:28] <[ade]> yofel: killing zombie dpkg and packagekitd processes does the trick to unlock the dir as well [22:28] ah [22:28] *and weird sometimes [22:28] <[ade]> anyway, looks to go well now. thanks. [22:28] yeah, packagekitd is what holds the lock [22:29] * yofel only used alioth a few times to report bash completion bugs [22:29] and that was months ago [22:29] i've used alioth once to get a package uploaded [22:29] i bet i have instructions on how to do that stored away on google docs [22:31] * yofel tries to figure out what's wrong with digikam and marble [22:32] i think i need to play another 2 hours of tf2 to figure out how to solve this problem [22:33] lol [22:33] idk why, but after playing 2 hours of tf2 my productivity increased ^^ [22:39] anyone would have an idea why qdbus would be looking in //bin/dbus-launch instead of /usr/bin/dbus-launch ? [22:39] yay [22:40] * Daskreech hugs Riddell === yofel changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu: Friendly Computing | 4.7.0 Packaging: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging | TODO: http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-oneiric/group/topic-oneiric-kubuntu.html === ScottK changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu: Friendly Computing | 4.7.0 Packaging: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/Packaging | TODO: http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-oneiric/group/topic-oneiric-kubuntu.html | Congratulations yoful [22:41] :D [22:41] * Quintasan throws Konfetti at yofel [22:41] :D [22:41] yofel: There's still 4.7.0 stuff needs uploading, IIRC. [22:42] https://launchpad.net/~telepathy-kde/+archive/ppa/+packages [22:42] I see the magic incoming [22:42] valorie: Do we have some identi.ca denting force available? [22:42] I know, but I'll probably start with kdevlop stuff, that has been lying around longer and I want to announce that tomorrow (+ it's a point release so should be fairly simple) [22:43] hmmmm [22:43] I will dent, but I don't know about a @kubuntu account [22:43] maybe DarkwingDuck or Riddell has one? [22:43] yoful? [22:43] @kubuntu ... what? [22:43] identi.ca/kubuntu [22:44] ah, not sure who owns that one [22:44] fair enough, When I'm done I will post Telepathy KDE PPA announcement and I'd like people to redent it [22:44] haz we? [22:44] Where does qdbus keep it's knowledge of dbus ? [22:44] Daskreech: Maybe it's hardcoded? [22:44] valorie: you want the kubuntu login? [22:44] Quintasan: That's what I would have thought [22:44] Quintasan: then it shouldn't break that badly (and not only for that user, see #kubuntu) [22:45] qdbus is erroring out with Could not connect to D-Bus server: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ExecFailed: //bin/dbus-launch terminated abnormally with the following error: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed [22:45] the //bin/dbus-launch seems suspect [22:45] but I can't imagine sticking $usr as a variable [22:45] eh, that's nice of you to ask [22:45] my denting is so.... episodic [22:46] or yofel wants the kubuntu identica login? [22:46] I already almost never dent using mine ^^ [22:47] Do we have someone even remotely responsible for PR? [22:47] Do we ever? [22:48] well, me, somewhat, since I'm doing the kubuntu.org stuff [22:48] other than that, apachelogger [22:51] check out the location I found for my new house in minecraft: http://i.imgur.com/zii9T.jpg [22:52] nice one, esp. with the roof ^^ [22:52] JontheEchidna: >implying you haven't already built Konqui The Dragon [22:52] Riddell: I will try to systemitize my promo activities, and will ask you for the info then [22:52] JontheEchidna: http://i.imgur.com/qfQw1.jpg <-- that's gonna happen when you don't have one :P [22:53] ^^ [22:53] that way creepers can't kamikazee me in the mornings [22:53] twitter was really useful at OSCON [22:53] valorie: Would be Kool to have official Kubuntu dents [22:54] I need to look at how lydia organizes her stuff - she's very efficient at getting all her stuff updated [22:55] JontheEchidna: they can be failry enthusiastic though http://yofel.dyndns.org/pics/ext/2011-07-11_19.27.48.png [22:55] hehe [22:58] chunk error, I can see underground: http://i.imgur.com/0XNwm.png [22:59] JontheEchidna ... going where no other kubuntu dev has gone before [22:59] also, its java, thats to be expected :P [23:05] that happened when I was in a really tight space once but got a sapling to grow around me with bonemeal ^^ [23:23] i'm off to sleep [23:23] night [23:23] debfx: oh oh, whats your steam id? [23:23] interesting placement for a lava pool: http://i.imgur.com/drtjK.png [23:28] pool [23:29] ba, stupid apostrophe being next to enter [23:29] pool's a bit crowded: http://i.imgur.com/9Ql74.png [23:37] incoming :) [23:42] i am noticing a handful of problems in kde4.7... one problem is that in kickoff, once you switch to the office menu, or system menu, you cannot switch back to go to another [23:48] Sounds like a bug that should be reported upstream. [23:48] iirc they removed the back button and have a breadcrumb at the top to use for navigation [23:48] possibly... how can one ever tell whether or not the problem is upstream or in kubuntu packaging [23:49] ok, i was not aware of the breadcrumb [23:51] ok, the "breadcrumb" works, although why in the world that would be thought to be an improvement i don't know [23:52] if you're in the 2nd subfolder you can go directly to the toplevel. That's the only thing I can think of [23:53] (rebooted for 4.7) [23:53] i will also ask this in here before reporting a bug, but since upgrading to 4.7, XBMC will not start. i just get a black screen. i am using propietary nvidia drivers.... is this likely something that should be reported to kde? [23:55] (i need to view these KDE upgrades with much more trepidation than i have, so often as many things get broken as get fixed) [23:56] oh well, overall things are looking really good, so many thanks to all who worked so hard on this!