[00:10] * Kurdistan bed time. take care everyone. [00:15] yofel: http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/pavucontrol.png [00:16] yeah, seen that with gnome-tweak-tool and no working gtk3 theme [00:16] it's fine with oxygen-gtk3 [00:17] * Riddell snoozes [00:31] afiestas: ^^ [00:32] I just had a mental fart, thought was talking in kubuntu-devel but actually was talking in another channel xD [00:33] Riddell: you are missing some icons as do I [04:03] yofel: yes I have those in my krandrrc === yofel_ is now known as yofel [07:50] hi! Does the kde-runtime package (4.8 version) build the plasma components API ? === Kottizen_ is now known as Kottizen [09:29] djszapi: it's builds runtime components, as you can find out from the packaging [09:29] Riddell: also plasma active ones, like this ? http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/plasma-qml-apidocs/ [09:30] those are API [09:30] dpkg -L kde-runtime [09:30] dpkg -L kde-runtime-data [09:30] Riddell: porting the kubuntu package to Harmattan. The build is not done yet, but I am gonna check out the contents. [09:31] I know kubuntu used an activity "hack" earlier. [09:31] in the rules file, I think. [09:31] acitivity hack? [09:31] I don't remember making any changes to activities [09:32] well, they were hidden from the cashew back in 4.1 or so, due to them being utterly broken and confusing :P [09:32] scary times those were [09:32] there's a problem plama-desktop's dependencies (or lack of them) on libkactivities6 and libkactivities-bin [09:32] apachelogger: they're still a bad user experience [09:33] apachelogger: yes, double configure. [09:33] Riddell: not as bad ^^ [09:33] win-tab key and all your windows disappear without any clue what's happened, so nasty [09:42] yofel: ug rekonq is nothing but crash for me now [09:42] * Riddell tries a dist-upgrade [09:43] Worked for me as long as i keep away from flash [09:43] Riddell: anyway, thanks :) [09:46] djszapi: hmm, kde-runtime: /usr/lib/kde4/plasma_appletscript_declarative.so [09:46] so that file does come from -runtime so maybe you're right [09:47] Riddell: http://paste.xinu.at/H36u/ -> I had this rules file for KDE/4.7 [09:48] there was a separate series-active patch set. [09:48] I am almost pretty sure I got it adopted from ubuntu. [09:49] that might be rbelem's area [09:49] he's been into adding mobile and tablet patches [09:50] djszapi: have you asked ervin or another kde platform guy what other configure flags are available for mobile needs? [09:50] just this platform profile. [09:50] but I can notmart and aseigo [09:50] about plasma active in general [09:51] we're behind in pacakging plasma active at the moment, any patches we've added are probably out of date [10:01] yofel: a dist-upgrade sorted it, must be some abi breakage we didn't catch, not importnat [10:03] k [10:03] Did someone look at digikam yet? [10:04] no, it's on my todo list but I think I'm wanting to do owncloud today [10:04] or maybe I should work out what calligra needs to compile [10:05] For calligra just throw the whole unfunctional marble check out and define it by hand [10:06] gosh I find it really objectionable how google is using their front page to advertise chrome now [10:09] ug new "go" button in rekonq is labeled "load typed URL", that's not remotely user friendly [10:09] Riddell: they're been doing that for several months quite aggressively now [10:09] Tm_T: what giving bad labels to buttons? [10:21] Riddell: I mean google and chrome ads [10:22] talking about bad labels, finnish translation of monitor settings talks about printers [10:30] Tm_T: translation issues need working out if it's a bug from launchpad or upstream and reported in the right place [10:31] yup [10:31] just noticed that yesterday, haven't had time yet to look from where it comes and who did it [10:31] although I have an idea [10:33] yofel: think this'll do it? http://quickgit.kde.org/index.php?p=calligra.git&a=commitdiff_plain&h=5e647de09265c4487f9a37d0a50a755abb3cf303 [10:34] I'm just trying it, but that failed in neon [10:35] I can't see why it would work, it's just some cmake bits, nothing useful like checking the version of the marble library [10:41] same error with official 4.8 [10:41] that compiler line is missing any -I/usr/include/qt4/QtCore/ [10:42] so yes this might help set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES ${QT_QTCORE_INCLUDES} [10:42] well, it does already have set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES ${QT_QTCORE_INCLUDES} ${QT_QTGUI_INCLUDES}) [10:43] yeah that's why it's weird [10:43] as a quick fix include_directories(/usr/include/qt4/QtCore/) should help [10:44] in the right place [10:49] fun [10:49] message("includes: ${QT_QTCORE_INCLUDES}") [10:49] -> includes: [10:52] Riddell: what are the rekonq bts? [10:52] apachelogger: bts? [10:52] backtraces [10:52] apachelogger: no idea, a dist upgrade sorted it so it'll have been an abi issue [10:53] weird enough [10:53] now it's working fine, not crashed yet [10:53] not dared to use flash yet though [11:05] yofel: I get in the cmake output "-- Performing Test SETMARBLEWIDGET - Failed [11:05] which I guess is what I want [11:05] yes, you want that [11:05] I'm just trying to find out why the include variables are empty [11:06] mm, some cmake weirdness there, they should be filled in by default when using the KDE cmake stuff [11:20] ok, wtf? now I have " -I/usr/include/qt4/QtCore -I/usr/include/qt4/QtGui", but it still fails with QtCore/QtGlobal: No such file or directory o.O [11:22] umm [11:22] oh then you'll need -I/usr/include/qt4/ [11:22] for QtCore/QtGlobal [11:22] *headdesk* [11:22] else it'll be looking for /usr/include/qt4/QtCore/QtCore/QtGlobal [11:23] bah, I'm still asleep today [11:25] works \o/ [11:25] awooga [11:25] how did you fix [11:25] how did you fix/workaround it? [11:25] - set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES ${QT_QTCORE_INCLUDES} ${QT_QTGUI_INCLUDES}) [11:25] + set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_INCLUDES ${QT_INCLUDE_DIR}) [11:25] someone didn't read the find_package() documentation properly [11:26] hah [11:26] I have found intressting bug. when I use my usb bluetooth to send files from laptopt-phone my laptop freeze. [11:26] known bug? [11:27] it freezes everytime I try. [11:27] no, afiestas has the knowledge in that area [11:28] okey. it finds my bluetooth correct and everything, but when I try to send stuff my laptop freeze. [11:29] yofel: are you parallel building calligra or just single CPU build? [11:29] because when I do make -j4 it always stops randomly but make -j1 carries on fine [11:29] in neon we build with --parallel, but don't ask me if it really does that [11:29] I don't think that does anything currently [11:30] I'll give it a try with -j4 [11:30] I have done, lots, always get errors [11:30] calligra needs to have its CMakeLists files sorted for parallel build then but as we just discovered they're no experts in CMakeLists :) [11:31] can it be kernel related or is it kde? [11:31] if the OS freezes, kernel [11:31] yofel, that was my first thought to. [11:31] Kurdistan: there are many more layers for possible blame [11:32] I have tested the different 3.0* kernels and same result [11:32] well, kernel if you can't switch to a TTY anymore, and sysrq+reisub doesn't work either [11:33] should bug report it then. [11:33] * yofel replied to the calligra commit mail he got [11:33] but I do not know against what kernel/bluez/graphical driver? [11:34] #ubuntu-bugs might help [11:36] yofel, let se if they reply. [12:17] hmm [12:17] /home/jr/src/calligra/calligra-2.3.87/active/src/MainWindow.h:27:26: fatal error: kdeclarative.h: No such file or directory [12:18] ah, new build-dep on kdelibs5-experimental-dev === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch [12:31] yofel, now I have bigger problem. I tried install bluetooth package and bluez-utils something like that [12:31] after that bluedevil was installed [12:31] now when I try to install bluedevil it does not work [12:32] bluedevil was removed sorry. I try to install bluedevil again but does not work. [12:32] conflict between kde 4.8.0 and bluedevil version for kubuntu 11.10? [12:34] I removed does files installed and wanted to install bluedevil again and now it does not work. [12:34] :( [12:53] Riddell: yofel how do we want to proceed on KDE Telepathy? [12:54] 0.3 is up for testing, there were a couple of packaging bugs that I fixed later on [12:55] shadeslayer_: if I test it and I like what I see is it good enough to upload? [12:55] trying to build bluedevil-1.3.1 if that will help. [12:55] thanks Kurdistan [12:55] Riddell: I'd suggest getting a OK from another Kubuntu Dev [12:56] just to cover all our bases [12:56] Riddell, :) building for myself. I do not have any ppa yet. [12:56] Riddell: https://launchpad.net/~telepathy-kde/+archive/ppa [12:57] The meta package needs a bit of tweaking before a upload [12:57] i.e. remove all references about telepathy-kde since it never went into the archives [12:58] Hi all [12:58] BluesKaj, hi. [12:58] hi Kurdistan [12:59] any one that knows if there is conflict between bluedevil-1.2.1 and kde 4.8.0? [12:59] bec. I can not install it anymore. [12:59] let see if it makes any problem with 1.3.1 [13:02] I see 1.2.2 in the repos , as well as 1.9.1 libbluedevil-dev, Kurdistan [13:03] BluesKaj, I am using kubuntu 11.10 [13:03] I know 12.04 have 1.2.2 [13:03] ok [13:03] maybe kubuntu backports should have bluedevil 1.2.2 [13:03] ? [13:05] I assume ppl are using 12.04 , due to this being a devel channel ... suppose i'd better put that assumption aside [13:06] * apachelogger hasn't used a dev series before beta *ever* :P [13:07] brb [13:10] I usually upgrade 2 weeks after the first alpha === greyback|lunch is now known as greyback [13:20] Riddell, ping [13:20] yeah, I'm having trouble with a wireless mouse on my other pc ...it won't move where you want it , moves randomly [13:21] wireless USB [13:24] hi rbelem [13:25] Riddell, could you take a look in the plasma-mobile pkg https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-active/+archive/ppa/+packages [13:25] Riddell, everything should be fine except the debian/copyright that i did not generated yet [13:26] plasma mobile is still developed? [13:26] Riddell, the source package still plasma-mobile but binaries are plasma-acitve [13:27] Riddell, the project name still plasma-mobile in git and cmake [13:27] hmm [13:28] how very confusing of them [13:28] :-D [13:29] rbelem: diff compared to our current package looks good [13:29] rbelem: does it compile and work? [13:29] hey, do we have packages for qt5 in a ppa somewhere? [13:29] agateau: no it hasn't been packaged yet [13:30] Riddell: ok thanks [13:30] and upstream is yet to make tars or even to work out if it's package-able [13:30] (although dirk has done so for suse so something must be possible) [13:30] Riddell: can kubuntu make use of it somehow? https://launchpad.net/~tehnick/+archive/kde-gtk-config [13:31] yofel, apachelogger ^^ ? [13:31] Riddell, i will run some stress tests before set it as ready :-D [13:32] sorry guys/girls bludevil 1.2.1 is working (package). the reason it did not wanted to get installed was obex-server was removed [13:32] rbelem: feature freeze is on thursday [13:32] Riddell, do you know about any ui testing tool? [13:32] rbelem: no, greyback knows of one but that'll take learning and setup to use [13:32] Testability I think [13:33] Riddell, hum... i will run with the tests then [13:34] Riddell: yes [13:34] I do not have my keys with me though [13:34] * apachelogger is at work [13:34] -rwxr-xr-x root/root 9636 2012-02-12 00:36 ./usr/bin/gtk_preview [13:34] -rwxr-xr-x root/root 5440 2012-02-12 00:36 ./usr/bin/reload_gtk_apps [13:34] -rwxr-xr-x root/root 9624 2012-02-12 00:36 ./usr/bin/gtk3_preview [13:34] those are rather generic names [13:37] Put it in universe, I don't like how it works, but that's gtk3's fault [13:37] rbelem: hey [13:38] dantti, heya :-) [13:38] yofel: whether you like it does not concern the user much :P :P :P [13:38] rbelem: how's things? too busy? [13:38] Riddell: I do believe it should build with the kde argument in debian/rules [13:38] as it builds a kcm lib [13:39] apachelogger: kde argument? you mean the pkg-kde include line? [13:39] rbelem: how's your samba? wanna samba in this carnaval? :P I need some samba help can do you have some spare time? [13:39] dantti, every thing is going fine :-) my son is taking a lots of my time :-D but it is good time spent [13:39] Riddell: it is an argument to dh nowadays, is it not? [13:39] yofel: are you still wanting to get gtk theme bits into main or have you given up on that? [13:39] * apachelogger always copies from another packag e^^ [13:40] why do we need 2 gtk theme KCMs? [13:40] we don't [13:40] rbelem: sure kids take lots of time.. [13:40] new one is superior -> throw old one away [13:40] dantti, :-D yup i have time [13:41] apachelogger: kde sc still uses the old system of "include /usr/share/pkg-kde-tools/qt-kde-team/2/debian-qt-kde.mk" a newer way is to use "dh_auto_configure -Skde" as you say [13:41] neither is what I mean [13:41] dantti, is it related to the kde ui for samba sharing? [13:42] rbelem: ok, I'm taking up the print-manager stuff again after a nice idea I had, but one of the missing things are a samba print search, that I really don't have much of an Idea of how it works... [13:42] rbelem: what I'd need is that you could take a look at what the system-config-printer does with samba and do it in cpp :D [13:43] The user doesn't care about the difference between gtk2 and 3 either [13:43] eh, haven't we discussed this whole gtk3 situation already? and done all the work necessary? [13:43] we have [13:44] dantti, i can do that in some days i'm finishing the kcm filesharing [13:44] Riddell: dh $@ --with kde [13:44] that is the one I meant [13:44] apachelogger: aah [13:44] dantti, im planning to finish it till wed [13:44] the other stuff is only for SC IIRC [13:44] or used to be anyway [13:44] dantti, then i can start [13:45] dantti, is it ok? [13:45] rbelem: cool, probably till wednesday I'll have finished my changes on it too [13:45] rbelem: sure, sounds great... [13:45] :-) [13:45] rbelem: not sure if you have a printer but this will be really cool adition to kde :D [13:47] dantti, yeah i think so this is something that really makes a difference for the users [13:49] plasma active on kubuntu! http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/active.png [13:49] three cheers to rbelem [13:49] horribly slow with my GPU but [13:50] ok, so please let's keep this other gtk kcm out of the archive or if you really want it use a name that's actually distinguishable from the current one [13:51] Riddell, :-D [13:52] debfx: it's another option and might be useful or become useful so I think we should have it in the archive, but a distinguishable would be nice yes [13:52] rbelem: I'm fine to just upload this, with FF on thursday and all [13:54] Riddell, sweet :-) i will run to finish everything asap [13:55] ScottK: how hard is it to make new images for kubuntu active? [14:00] Riddell, i was using a linaro tool to build images [14:01] rbelem: I didn't know you have built images, what's on them? [14:02] it shouldn't be hard to adapt the kubuntu-mobile bits to be kubuntu-active but I don't know if we have enough manpower to do it by thursday or to follow it through after that [14:02] Riddell, just the basics based on kubuntu seed [14:02] Riddell, i think i can do [14:03] Riddell, it will not be perfect but we can improve later [14:16] * Riddell grumbles as audio stops working on his laptop [14:17] ah, speakers not turned on, good thing I didn't go with a gut reaction of blaming pulseaudio :) [14:19] hahaha [14:20] Riddell, yeah it's odd how after updtes/upgrades alsa mutes / turns the volume down on some soundcards [14:20] yofel: you still want to get bug 930384 and bug 930112 done and in main? [14:20] Launchpad bug 930384 in xsettings-kde (Ubuntu) "[MIR] xsettings-kde" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/930384 [14:20] Launchpad bug 930112 in oxygen-gtk3 (Ubuntu) "[MIR] oxygen-gtk3" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/930112 [14:21] rbelem: might I suggest copyright helper from : git://anonscm.debian.org/users/modax/copyright-helper.git [14:22] shadeslayer_, nice! thnx [14:22] rbelem: usage is something like : ./copyright-helper.pl -sc or ./copyright-helper.pl -l /path/to/folder [14:23] see the last few lines of the file for more args :) [14:24] shadeslayer_, i'm writing one in python [14:24] heh :P [14:24] that works pretty good [14:25] shadeslayer_, i will take a look to get some ideas from there :-D [14:25] :D [14:26] shadeslayer_, i'm using nltk and will convert to dep5 or spdx [14:27] shadeslayer_, and it will be able to update the debian/copyright [14:28] that's awesome [14:28] would love something like that [14:28] shadeslayer_, i think i will present it in the next uds [14:29] shadeslayer_, i hate to edit the debian/copyright by hand [14:29] yeah same here [14:30] shadeslayer_, i really hate, i just do not maintain more packages because of that [14:30] hehe [14:31] soon we will not do that anymore :-D [14:36] is there native kde gui firewall app ? [14:36] rbelem: you totally hijacked one of fabo's tasks :P [14:36] apachelogger, :-) [14:37] we have akde purist who doesn't want to use the cli or gtk for his FW setup [14:37] BluesKaj: try kde-apps.org [14:37] apachelogger, i talked to him some days ago [14:37] rbelem: did he shout at you? :P [14:38] apachelogger, nope :-D [14:38] heheeh [14:38] fabo: you should totally shout more :P [14:38] * apachelogger huggles everyone and goes back to work [14:39] :-D [14:49] Riddell: yes, or we won't have gtk3 support by default [14:52] yofel: ok then you need to poke mir people [14:53] or I need to ignore mir and just promote them [14:53] or kubuntu packages need demoted to universe [14:53] poke where? [14:53] yofel: pitti and mterry for example on #ubuntu-devel [14:54] I'll poke pitti then [14:57] or mterry, I don't see pitti on ~ubuntu-mir [15:06] oh maybe he moved on [15:07] now workig on unity-sru [15:10] http://imgur.com/vK4bT <<--- error message that I managed to take. [15:11] Kurdistan: click the tab [15:11] that windows says nothing [15:12] yay, calligra uploaded. still needs optional build-deps reviewed and who knows if it'll build on ARM [15:12] \o/ [15:12] apachelogger, :) I did not had time. it crashed after that. [15:13] :( this crashes with bluetooth usb when transfering files from/to laptop-phone makes me angry. [15:13] Riddell: we need to put optional build dep listing into our tooling efforts [15:14] apachelogger: yes, a README.Kubuntu files with info on them would be a nice practice [15:15] crashes/freezes [15:15] Riddell: that is not what I meant [15:16] Riddell: have a script to parse a build log for unmet dependencies [15:16] perhaps get upstream to make their output more machine readable [15:16] then have a file to blacklist deps we never want etc. [15:16] apachelogger: hmm I disagree, we should automate everything that reliably can be but cmake output and the .deb testing at the end can't be sensibly automated [15:17] yes if upstream had more machine readable output that might be possible [15:17] Riddell: it is not meant for automation [15:17] but help us be more efficient [15:17] and not miss deps [15:17] if it's can't be reliably automated then a half-hearted automation attempt means we'd still end up relying on that and missing build-deps [15:18] Riddell: needs investigation [15:19] Riddell: for all we care, upstream could simply print ----- dep stats ----\n foo bar blah blah\n ----- dep end ------ [15:19] right [15:19] if that section is present -> take stuff between start and end, put it on a webpage somewhere, if not -> instruct packager to look at build log & provide link to log [15:20] Riddell: thing is, not only we need to deal with a larger amount of packages, but every distro does, so making upstream provide easier automatable sources totally makes sense [15:21] yes [15:36] Riddell: review Kubuntu specific applications for accessibility, fix issues [15:36] that workitem needs fixing [15:37] it doesn't really say anything [15:37] it might as well be 'review kubuntu specific applications for stuff and fix issues with that stuff' [15:43] apachelogger: well check if qt at spi works would be the first step [15:43] and upstream seem to be doing the other step which is review applications [15:47] Riddell: so the WI is 'check if qt-at-spi is working with our applications'? [15:56] apachelogger: yes [15:56] well it should be two [15:56] check if qt-at-spi is working [15:56] and check is the applications actually expose useful stuff on at-spi so apps are usable by blind people etc [15:57] shadeslayer_: not seeing my ping on MSN? [15:57] nope [15:57] Riddell: can you see me online? [15:57] shadeslayer_: yes and I get your ping. I'm on kopete now. [15:58] hmm [15:58] weird [15:59] oh right [15:59] * yofel updates telepathy [15:59] brb, gotta call someone [16:01] shadeslayer_: deleted my gtalk account to telepathy, pinging on msn [16:01] ok [16:01] yofel: are you on msn? [16:01] nope, ICQ and jabber [16:01] who's on MSN to test if it works with me? [16:01] oh foo, calligra failed on arm [16:03] shadeslayer_: am trying to ping you on msn, let me know if it gets through once you've done your call [16:03] Riddell: nothing :P [16:03] I can see you online [16:03] hmm, so it is worse than kopete at msn [16:03] I keep getting (E-mail Address Not Verified) is Available [16:04] there we go [16:05] ok I'm undecided if it is better or worse than kopete [16:05] !testers [16:05] Testing help needed in #kubuntu-devel ping Riddell, yofel, soee, Tm_T, shadeslayer, BluesKaj, James147 [16:05] Tm_T: can you add em to that? [16:05] testers needed for kde-telepathy [16:06] shadeslayer_: anything needing done before I upload the telepathy packages? [16:07] Riddell: yeah, the meta kde package has to be altered a bit [16:07] oh one downside is it uses crappy kde notifications for everything instead of message indicator [16:09] shadeslayer_: are you able to make that meta-kde-telepathy change today? [16:09] sure [16:09] I'll upload it to bzr [16:10] shadeslayer_: oh is everything in bzr packaging wise? [16:10] nope, I can do that as well [16:10] I was planning on doing that tonight [16:10] makes it easier to upload stuff :) [16:10] no rush, that doesn't block uploading [16:11] ok [16:11] shadeslayer_: how's the licencing for the upstream tars? [16:11] libraries are under LGPL2 [16:11] dantti: kde bug 277640 shows a problem with printing via cups interface, ubuntu has different permissions from other distros [16:11] KDE bug 277640 in general "kde-base/system-config-printer-kde : doesn't ask for root pw" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=277640 [16:11] shadeslayer_: I mean do all the files have nice licencing headers and COPYING files etc? [16:12] ah yes [16:12] Riddell: there's one small licensing issue that's on going with one of the Adium themes though [16:12] Riddell: I know that was why I first started to write printe-manager :P I was using Debian at that time.. [16:12] http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-telepathy/2012-February/005432.html [16:13] Riddell: fedora runs that as root [16:13] Riddell: fixd [16:13] Riddell: but why are you telling me? [16:14] apachelogger: why? [16:14] Riddell: because the previous WI was crap :P [16:14] dantti: that entirely reminds me that we wanted to make that cpp, no? like you wanted to make it and I was talking alot ;) [16:14] dantti: just incase you come across it with printer-manager at some point. I have no motivation to fix it for s-c-p-k because as far as I can tell it doesn't affect kubuntu [16:15] apachelogger: oh thanks [16:15] dantti: you don't want to just take over maintainership of s-c-p-k I take it? not a python fan? [16:16] shadeslayer_: so, how come you did not notice the license problems? [16:16] apachelogger: I came to know about it only yesterday [16:16] Riddell: yes, I don't, but really after p-m is working I believe you will drop your maintainership too... [16:16] when I was going through the backlog of email [16:17] but you packaged kt, no? [16:17] apachelogger: Didn't read the mailing list recently due to large amounts of work [16:17] dantti: do you have a wiki page for p-m? what needs doing and whatnot [16:17] apachelogger: no, but the list is rather small but not very easy [16:18] shadeslayer_: my point is ... since you packaged ktp you should have noticed the problems through copyright creation, no? [16:18] dantti: yes [16:18] dantti: it helps a lot to document things :) [16:18] apachelogger: I'm currently refactoring the 2y old code into something really simpler [16:18] ah [16:18] mhhh [16:18] apachelogger: true, seems like I missed that script [16:18] <3 refactoring [16:18] what I also heart is releases :) [16:18] apachelogger: it has a README with most missing thing :P [16:18] sec [16:19] dantti: dont mind if I move that to a wiki :P [16:19] apachelogger: after I change the core thing (that talks to cups) [16:19] shadeslayer_: what script? [16:19] dantti: ok [16:19] s/script/HTML file/ [16:19] shadeslayer_: You did something wrong... Try s/you/me/ or tell me "help sed" [16:19] apachelogger: no if you have time pls do, I'm with a bunch of stuff aready on my todo :P [16:20] I don't have time in particular, I can however try to find a minion [16:20] don't count on it though [16:20] * apachelogger is rather bad at finding minions these days [16:20] mostly because I am mean and grumpy and ask why licensing issues were not noticed [16:20] on that note [16:20] apachelogger: so why did I decided to revive that thing? last week I thought to myself why not to write a plasmoid for the taks, would just be awesome, and after that I thought wow a KIO would even rock [16:20] shadeslayer_: so, any guesses on why that happened? [16:21] dantti: a KIO for printing? :O [16:21] apachelogger: missed it by chance? [16:21] u wicked :D [16:21] imagine dolphin cups://printers/my_laser/1-job [16:21] shadeslayer_: you are making this too easy :P [16:21] :P [16:21] Riddell: we also should try to detect license issues [16:21] you delete the file the job is gone... [16:21] not entirely sure on the heuristics though [16:22] perhaps something like grep over source for $common_license ... see if copyright lists that license [16:22] apachelogger: I'm like trying to talk to 4-5 people at once, coding and emailing stuff for a exam on the 17th all at the same time [16:22] that is a close enough check I suppose [16:22] apachelogger: or even cooler you click on a job and you can see the .ps preview... [16:22] dantti: fancy :D [16:23] apachelogger: kde has something for that no? krazy? checking for correct COPYING etc files might be an idea [16:23] apachelogger: so, with that maybe I get some attantion to the missing thing that is choose best ppd for a new printer [16:23] apachelogger: but it can't be automated completely [16:23] shadeslayer_: I am not asking you to justify, I am merely interested in how to try to prevent these things by improving our tools :) [16:23] dantti: is dolphin the best interface to use for printers? [16:23] apachelogger: ah right, well ... copyright, I have *no* idea [16:23] Riddell: no, it also is a case of trying-to-help packager [16:24] at best it can help detect slip ups [16:24] copyright is one of those gray areas in packaging [16:24] Riddell: no, but it is cool enough for geeks [16:24] it's like the lowest priority for me when getting a release out [16:24] at worst it doesn't do nothing for us [16:24] Riddell: it's just an option [16:25] shadeslayer_: low prio != justification for getting onself into legal trouble though, so we should avoid that very much [16:25] Riddell: it certainly facilitates ui/core separation, which in this day and age is a good thing IMHO :) [16:26] apachelogger: I agree, but I really don't have the slightest idea as to what can be done to fix it [16:26] perhaps aaron wants to have an own printer UI for spark ^^ [16:26] I have ideas for automating packaging etc [16:26] shadeslayer_: I told jr my idea already :P [16:26] but they don't include anything for copyright [16:26] ok [16:26] shadeslayer_: it's not about packaging as such, but QA of the packaging [16:27] right [16:27] which is quite frankly the more complicated topic [16:27] unless you people want to replicate OBS and start writing scripts that introduce dependency tree based building [16:27] well, we could learn by example? how does opensuse, or any other distro do it? [16:27] shadeslayer_: who is George Kiagia dakis? has he been active recently? [16:27] FWIW, I would consider this very useful as that way you can indeed have one script to do an entire bundle build ^^ [16:28] Riddell: yep [16:28] shadeslayer_: opensuse is entirely special [16:28] Riddell: infact he just fixed some stuff in ktp integration module :D [16:28] apachelogger: how? [16:28] OBS makes a lot of things a lot less painful [16:28] like? [16:28] dep tracking [16:28] I'm more interested in copyright stuff [16:28] plus they have semi-rolling snapshot building via OBS [16:28] shadeslayer_: so should I keep him as the maintainer in XSBC-Original-Maintainer for the packages? [16:28] Riddell: yes [16:28] shadeslayer_: they do not care about copyright :P [16:28] simple as that [16:28] sigh [16:29] well [16:29] not all that much anyway [16:29] Riddell: he will update the packaging for debian soonish as well btw [16:29] (all of rpm for that matter) [16:30] apachelogger: remind me again why debian cares about copyright? [16:30] ? because they're debian? same reason why FSF cares about copyright [16:30] s/copyright/licenses [16:31] if we do not take floss licenses seroius, how can we expect anyone else to do so? [16:31] * shadeslayer_ hates opensuse now [16:31] if I were a company I would eat up all the gpl code and put it in my binary product [16:31] they have it easy I tell you [16:31] * Riddell still has updates to the KDE licencing policy for fonts and web apps to take care of now that RMS has stopped e-mailing him [16:31] hah :D [16:31] then if someone got a problme with that I'd argue that the source distributors themselfs take their license as a joke [16:36] [meta-kde-telepathy-0.3.0] Rohan Garg * 1 * (8 files in 3 dirs) Initial packaging [16:37] shadeslayer_: ktp-accounts-kcm_0.3.0-0ubuntu1_source.changes ready to upload, shall I do this? [16:37] :D [16:37] Yes! [16:37] Riddell: https://code.launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+junk/ubuntu [16:39] shadeslayer_: lovely, uploading... [16:40] [meta-kde-telepathy-0.3.0] Rohan Garg * 2 * debian/control Fix Maintainer and XSBC-Original-Maintainer fields [16:40] \o/ [16:40] oh [16:40] uh oh [16:40] Riddell: best to have started with ktp-common-internals [16:40] Riddell: hmm? [16:40] oh I'm just going alphabetically, they'll get stuck in new anyway [16:40] ah heh :D [16:56] re, phone call [17:00] shadeslayer_: do I need to actually reboot to get telepathy integration manager working? [17:00] don't think so [17:01] hm [17:01] systemsettings(2408) KDEDConfig::getServiceStatus: Could not relate module "kded_ktp_integration_module" [17:01] yofel: it's actually running [17:01] kded(1711)/kdecore (services) KServiceFactory::findServiceByDesktopPath: "kded/ktp_integration_module.desktop" not found [17:01] yeah [17:01] yofel: try this in a console : qdbus org.kde.kded | grep ktp [17:01] I'll add the patch to the integration packaging [17:01] ok, it is running indeed [17:02] and I still have no panel icon [17:02] wouldn't have the foggiest idea [17:02] yofel: https://projects.kde.org/projects/extragear/network/telepathy/ktp-kded-module/repository/revisions/0f4e68c2644995a6ffeacfda458da2417c0929bf/diff/kded_ktp_integration_module.desktop fixes it [17:03] well, rign now, you'll get a -1 from me to replace kopete with that [17:03] s/rign/right/ [17:03] yofel meant: "well, right now, you'll get a -1 from me to replace kopete with that" [17:03] yeah, idk why you have so many issues [17:03] Riddell had issues with just MSN, and that too got resolved after a couple of minutes [17:03] I'll try it in a VM later when I have time to see if a clean setup help [17:03] s [17:04] yofel: #kde-telepathy might be able to help with the icon issue [17:04] I had some sort of panel icon pop up, and it's heavy on the notifications [17:04] heh yeah :D [17:18] shadeslayer_: these packages have .install files even when not needed [17:18] Riddell: just following upstream debian [17:18] pass on to upstream debian that having a .install file with just usr/* in it is pointless :) [17:18] we need them in some cases, but apachelogger did mention this [17:18] yeah :) [17:19] upstream debian is George K ? [17:19] yeah [17:20] shadeslayer_: but the packages aren't in unstable or experimental yet. does he host them somewhere? [17:20] Riddell: uh yeah, they're not released yet, they're in a git repo tho [17:20] sec [17:20] right [17:21] Riddell: http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-kde/kde-extras/kde-telepathy/ktp-common-internals.git;a=summary === fenris is now known as Guest17978 [17:23] Riddell: have you uploaded the integration module? [17:23] shadeslayer_: I don't think so [17:24] okay, I just uploaded a new build with a patch [17:24] I updated and rebooted and my display settings were restored this time :) [17:24] yuriy: yay, what did you fix? [17:25] off to study I am [17:25] cya [17:26] good luck [17:26] Riddell: I didn't do anything, I figured one of you did [17:26] Riddell: how are you btw? I hope things are getting better since the accident [17:26] hmm, not I (who probably broke it in the first place) [17:27] yuriy: feeling better today thanks (now I'm a canoe polo champion). brain appointment tomorrow but I think they'll just say "you're doing fine, carry on" [17:28] good to hear [17:29] and I have a sparkly eye patch now, I expect that helps a lot [17:30] would this make a good hackergotchi for planet? http://www.flickr.com/photos/jriddell/6868957819 [17:30] yuriy: I have a systray icon from telepathy-kde [17:31] I haven't found a reason why telepathy-kde wouldn't be a good candidate for this release yet [17:32] Riddell: I'd go with a picture from the other side, otherwise the eye patch might be unrecognisable [17:32] I'm gonna guess that last one is for yofel [17:32] well, now it seems the missing incon in the *panel* is the only issue I have left. So until I figure that out +0 from me [17:32] oh, foo, I just used en_gb spelling [17:33] next thing you know i'll be using british spelling in code and then I get bug reports [17:33] oh noes :( [17:33] ah, Icon works in systray [17:33] s/+0/+1/ [17:33] yuriy: it says it's from KDE daemon and only appears when a new chat starts [17:34] so it could be improved [17:34] but upstream are quite active currently, maybe they can even be convinced to do message indicator support [17:34] any other kde-telepathy testers got an opinion? [17:35] facebook just went into a reload loop on rekonq [17:36] mm, so kde-telepathy wins over rekonq :) [17:37] heh for now yes :P [17:37] I had a rekonq crash today, was doing fine until that [17:38] the *only* crashes I had so far were qtwebkit crashes, mostly by opening a site that had flash somewhere on the page [17:40] doesn't surprise me === alvin_ is now known as alvin [17:41] qtwebkit 1 is now unmaintained and will go into "compatibility add-on" mode for Qt 5 [17:41] and webkitkde stuff will need a complete require to use qtwebkit from qt 5 [17:42] apachelogger: did you get a maintainer for pornon in webkit yet? [17:42] no [17:42] hmm ... [18:02] kde-telepathy gtalk / file transfer works well. [18:03] tazz: can you talk to me? [18:03] riddell@gmail [18:03] hold on, let me add you. [18:04] yofel: there's also a plasma widget although it seems to be just for status updates not message indicating [18:08] guys, telephaty-kde 03 is BETA release: http://martys.typepad.com/blog/2012/01/kde-telepathy-03-ninja-released-first-beta.html [18:09] i don't think that beta release are good thing for default applications [18:09] *releases [18:09] schnelle: no but neither are unmaintained apps so it's a choice between two non-ideal candidates [18:09] especially for lts [18:10] at least with the unmaintained app we know what quality/issues to expect === tazz_ is now known as tazz [18:11] apachelogger: yes [18:11] which is why we need to find out what quality/issues to expect from kde-telepathy and compare them [18:11] that is: they mostly have been there forever so there is no reason why suddenly they would be super important as to justify swapping around bad software :) [18:11] so far I've found it works better for modern messaging methods like facebook and gmail [18:12] because kopete doesn't have a way for non-geek users to use facebook and gmail [18:12] * apachelogger points out that only geeks use a desktop client to use those two services :) [18:12] aye [18:12] if it were highly integrated into the system, which is what I expect from plasma active, it is a different story of couse [18:13] anyhow, gotta get out of here or nokia will never let me go ^^ [18:15] it is integrated into kde in every way, it's not a monolithic app like kopete [18:15] Riddell: did you get any request from me on gmail? [18:16] yofel: nope [18:17] but you have appeared in my contacts list [18:17] pinging you [18:17] yofel: can you see my messages? [18:17] *headdesk* [18:17] yeah [18:18] but [18:18] Delivery of the message "well, authorization to see the other person's status" failed because it was too long [18:18] hmm [18:18] got that with shadeslayer_ too. And happens only with gmail [18:18] 0.o [18:18] jabber works, icq works, facebook works [18:18] yahoo works [18:18] logged into yahoo after forever [18:19] even forgot my password [18:19] so bugs yes, and it's maintained so they might get fixed before we release. kopete has bugs which won't get fixed [18:19] I'm tempted to put it onto the kubuntu CDs and we can demote if before release if we find critical bugs that won't get fixed in time === tazz_ is now known as tazz [18:20] Riddell, did you get a request from me ? [18:21] tazz: no it doesn't seem to do requests [18:21] tazz: what's your e-mail? [18:21] gaurav.p.chaturvedi@gmail [18:21] pinging [18:21] you did appear in my contacts [18:22] tazz: so what was your request? [18:23] ah ok.. i can see you here now. [18:23] anyone tried bonjour? [18:24] needs a mac to do the real test :) [18:25] tazz: can you send me a file? [18:25] Riddell, nope [18:25] tazz: because the protocol doesn't support it? [18:25] * tazz points to shadeslayer_ he uses a mac. [18:25] yeah [18:26] Riddell, the button for sharing files is disabled. [18:26] Never used bonjour though [18:26] fair enough [18:26] * tazz was able to send shadeslayer_ a file though. [18:26] want me to reboot? [18:26] shadeslayer_: can you run os X and kubuntu at the same time? [18:26] nope [18:26] :P [18:26] No VM's etc [18:26] shadeslayer_: bonjour only works on a local network, that's the point of it [18:26] ah [18:26] derp [18:26] well [18:27] I do have more devices [18:27] I'll look if android has bonjour stuff [18:27] good idea, dunno what it'll be called though, bonjour is a trademark of apple [18:27] tazz: by the way I have a very important job for you [18:27] shadeslayer_, Riddell, it should work if you use bridge [18:27] local XMPP? [18:27] Riddell, yes? [18:27] shadeslayer_: something like that [18:27] or something like that [18:27] tazz: look out for this film being released and help me download it when it is http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1706317/ [18:28] it's filmed where I go canoeing lots, and you remind me of it every time I see your nick :) [18:29] ah! [18:29] hmm [18:29] what if [18:29] I install Empathy [18:29] and use Bonjour services on that? [18:29] shadeslayer_: that might work [18:29] or it might not [18:29] heh [18:30] it'll use the same telepathy daemon if they're both on the same system [18:30] so still needs two computers [18:30] or VMs etc [18:30] any CLI bonjour IM clients? [18:30] :P [18:31] I fear not [18:31] but kopete doesn't have bonjour at all so it can't be worse at it than kopete is [18:31] main issue is new contact requests I think [18:32] oh [18:32] shadeslayer_: does the 'Help' button on the screen where you select the protocol when adding a new account work for you? [18:32] heh [18:32] nop [18:32] *nope [18:32] * yofel files bug [18:32] seems someone forgot to write documentation :P [18:32] good grief [18:32] it's a kcm, that button will be there by default whether or no there's docs [18:32] krdc is in git [18:32] Riddell: you can override it iirc [18:32] shouldn't it still open khelpcenter with a missing page? [18:32] yes [18:33] I did it for my KCM [18:33] yofel: maybe [18:33] * yofel files bug anyway [18:34] I'm sure we can find more important bugs than that! :) [18:36] I don't don't know what I did but I just crashed it :) [18:42] well, 2 bugs added so far [18:45] * yofel added himself to g+ [18:47] yofel: a social network I'm yet to find any desire or need for [18:47] well, same how I feel about fb - still have an account there [18:48] ah wait - fb does have a use, convenient birday reminder [18:48] *birthday [18:48] indeed ^ [18:48] something G+ doesn't do yet ;) [18:49] claydoh: good point about new releases [18:50] Riddell, yofel, all: I know how to crash it! :) [18:50] shadeslayer_: it is probably the bigger concern [18:50] schnelle: backtrace? [18:51] other than some usability niggles [18:51] * claydoh hearts it [18:51] :D [18:51] claydoh: usability niggles like? [18:51] apachelogger: as to desktop clients, i disagree [18:52] claydoh: using beta software is risky but so is using unmaintained software [18:52] * shadeslayer_ would propose we have a exception for 0.4 [18:52] worst case telepathy users can use backports, kopete users won't ever get fixes [18:52] shadeslayer_: if you left-click the presesnce applet it does not bring up the contact list, as most would assume [18:52] claydoh: actually ... you can configure that [18:52] shadeslayer_: we can update until the end of april [18:52] right click [18:52] :D [18:52] Riddell: Making new images isn't very hard if you have someone to tell you the spots you have to touch. [18:52] apachelogger: all, and I mean all my yahoo friends give me a hard time for using my phone for that [18:53] * ScottK doesn't recall them all. [18:53] claydoh: I don't propose adding the presence applet to the panel, it's not very useful yet [18:53] right click on part of the window where you set "away, busy" etc... and then left click anywhere out of window (on desktop or on quassel...), and bang! crash! [18:53] can anyone confirm? [18:53] ScottK: see backscroll in #u-release, colin doesn't remember them all either :) [18:54] schnelle: no [18:54] schnelle: in the contact list? [18:54] but it should be possible to do a kubuntu-active [18:54] yes [18:54] Riddell: I'd say recycle the kubuntu-mobile image for it for now and we can rename it later. [18:54] oh yess [18:54] schnelle: reproducable [18:54] ScottK: yes [18:55] BBL, ..errands [18:55] ok schnelle i did get it [18:55] i have presence widget in system tray if that matters... [18:55] so where does the contact list "go"when you close it? ypu have to manually open it again? [18:56] for me, the biggest minus for telepathy is wierd interface [18:56] you cannot close it/open it to systray [18:57] you have to know that you need "contact list telepathy" if you want to use it as messenger... very wierd for me [18:57] yes, that is the usability issue [18:57] but I do like it overall [18:58] claydoh: i think you have to turn on "presence" widget thing in system tray [18:58] tho if it is still running in tha vbackground it still works :) [18:58] schnelle: yes, already there, nad confugured [18:59] but facebook/gtalk easy to set up is a good plus [19:00] Does KDE telepathy use akonadi or nepomuk? [19:01] good question, I'll forward upstream [19:01] it doesn't use nepomuk I think, as I've got that disabled and it still works [19:05] can anybody tell me how to close it? (don't tell me go to system monitor :P ) [19:07] ScottK: 19:06 < d_ed> right now, no. [19:07] schnelle: how to close telepathy kde? [19:07] thanks [19:07] shadeslayer_: log out [19:07] Are there oneiruc packages? [19:07] shadeslayer_: i don't know :) [19:07] no no no [19:08] d_ed: I know that :P [19:08] ScottK: should be in the same ~kde-telepathy PPA [19:08] this is all messed up now :P [19:08] OK. will try in a bit [19:08] * claydoh almosr never logs out of im [19:08] hmm [19:08] schnelle: the idea behind telepathy is to integrate with the entire desktop [19:08] not just IM [19:10] telepathy should let you transport arbitrary data over IM, that's why krdc wants to use it [19:10] yep [19:15] well, i think that 99.9% of people just want to use msn for example and don't care about integration with the rest of desktop [19:15] yeah, until they want to share a file [19:15] for me this alpha/beta telepathy is not ready. i vote for kopete :) [19:15] Riddell: kopete did not get any riskier by the appearance of beta software :P [19:15] hava a nice evening, i have to learn now :) [19:15] schnelle: have you used it? [19:15] bye [19:15] schnelle: what makes it not ready? just the label or something that's actually missing? [19:15] if it were a serious concern we'd have looked into empathy or pidgin or something [19:16] claydoh: pardon? [19:16] apachelogger: but this opens up a new option to get rid of unmaintained software which is a risky thing to have on an LTS [19:16] claydoh: yahoo is not a new supreme social im thing :P [19:16] apachelogger: you said only geeks stil use a desktop client [19:16] Riddell: yes, lts is not for options :P [19:17] so telepathy is gambling, kopete is not, kopete it is :P [19:17] claydoh: for services such as google talk and facebook [19:17] apachelogger: kopete is gambling, it's bitrotting and won't be fixed [19:17] claydoh: because they both have excellent online clients and are part of a larger offering [19:18] kde telepathy will only get better before april and offers great new stuff for users [19:18] Riddell: there is nothing to bitrot in a lts release!? [19:18] apachelogger: stuff will bitrot, but avoiding stuff that has already been bitrotting for years makes a better start [19:19] d_ed: what do you make of this? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2012-February/005817.html [19:19] bitrotting appears when the envrionment changes, and stable release envrionment should not change [19:20] apachelogger: have you heard about networks? [19:20] he's using an outdated version of telepathy-gabble that crashes [19:20] the environment is MSN etc servers [19:20] TCP/IP has not changed in 30000 years :P [19:20] Riddell: msn is outsourced to libmsn, which is maintained [19:20] only bug I know about which causes this is having a huuuuuuge avatar [19:20] jabber did not change in 1000 years [19:20] so the only thing that could potential break is icq [19:21] which is not used anyway :P [19:21] plus they don't have much of a history to break stuff except for the occasional protocl version bump for no good reason [19:21] d_ed: we have telepathy-gabble 0.15.3-1ubuntu1 on precise (development ubuntu), maybe he's on released ubuntu and that's why he has a crash [19:22] apachelogger: jabber needs change all the time as google and facebook etc use it, it needs decent UI to be usable [19:22] bringing me back to my point that no one uses google or facebook in a client other than their native envrionments [19:23] well that's opinionated. [19:24] apachelogger: and I suspect it's not true but we have nothing to base that on [19:24] d_ed: got a reply to this? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2012-February/005819.html [19:24] we do not currently integrate. [19:24] (with message indicator) [19:25] the problem with ktp I see is that upstream probably doesn't have a stable branch (?) so we won't be able to easily pull bugfixes [19:25] d_ed: but with AIM? [19:26] d_ed: and could you be persuaded to integrate with message integrator? [19:26] sure. [19:27] d_ed: sure to which? [19:28] we could persuaded. [19:28] we don't have OTR [19:28] and cannot in the really near future [19:30] I don't know about AIM. [19:30] It's in the list... [19:31] he says OTR is the kopete plugin for AIM, so if telepathy does AIM that should be sorted [19:31] and "we could persuaded" proves my case that telepathy-kde is awesome upstream :) [19:32] no, OTR = off the record [19:32] it's encryption [19:34] it's up to you, I think precise + 1 should definitely have us. [19:34] I can try and be 1.0 by then (our otherwise 1.0) [19:36] yes precise +1 for sure, but I'm still trying to decide about precise [19:36] for now I don't see a good reason why not to go with kde-telepathy [19:36] Riddell: Just Do It :D [19:36] I think you should 0.3 is stable, we're even doign patch releases for it [19:36] and maintaining it [19:37] lovely [19:38] Riddell: gabble ver. 0.13.5-0ubuntu2 [19:40] felimwhiteley: aye precise is on 0.15.3-1ubuntu1 [19:41] righto... [19:41] * felimwhiteley gets coat [19:42] d_ed: crash: right click on part of the window where you set "away, busy" etc... and then left click anywhere out of window (on desktop or on quassel...), [19:43] I haz backtrace for that [19:43] http://paste.kde.org/421790/ [19:44] that's pretty bad [19:44] will be fixed in 0.3.1 [19:44] d_ed: more questions https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2012-February/005824.html [19:44] we have no call. no skype [19:45] d_ed: no voice at all? [19:45] but there's buttons for it in the UI [19:45] not in 0.3 [19:45] ah, we have it. Not perfect, so not released [19:45] so Audio Call and Video Call buttons are there for future versions? [19:45] didn't we have a seprate ktp-call-ui repo? [19:46] don't ship that [19:46] but that's why they're there [19:46] yeah :) [19:46] we have working voice in kopete? [19:46] if you install the call ui they work [19:46] but it's buggy [19:46] Riddell: kopete doesn't need a plugin for AIM. OTR is an encryption thingy add-on. [19:46] or rather which protocol has voice support in Kpete [19:46] we don't need a plugin for AIM. [19:47] d_ed: So you support AIM, but not with OTR? [19:47] yeah [19:47] we support AIM, but no OTR anywhere. [19:49] for call we'll also need to package telepathy-yell [19:49] not in the repos so far I think [19:50] yeah, and yell should not be packaged [19:50] but then again, that's for future releases [19:50] yell is "the unstable repo" [19:50] :D [19:50] not the "AV" repo. [19:52] what is AV repo? [19:52] yofel: is kde bug 254430 the one you were thinking might be fixed? [19:52] KDE bug 254430 in kcm_kdm "entering kcm_kdm resets font/style/colors of current session" [Normal,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=254430 [19:53] sorry, there isn't such a thing [19:53] point is, don't package yell [19:55] Hello, I found a nasty bug : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kde-workspace/+bug/931645 [19:55] Ubuntu bug 931645 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "K menu button when pressed is misalligned" [Undecided,New] [19:57] hello everyone [19:57] where can give feed back for telepathy-kde? [19:57] endless123: here is fine [19:57] asdaddd: do you have reason to believe it's kubuntu specific? [19:58] Riddell: I have no way of knowing... [19:59] asdaddd: then we usually request you report it upstream in the first insance since we like to think we don't add many bugs ourselves [20:01] ok cool well I am trying it out on Kubuntu 11.10 with backports and the telepathy-kde team ppa enabled, nonetheless I am asking what kind of information you would like to know about it. Because all I can say is that it works fine, except for some error on the gmail account, but that could be me. Other than that I see no problems and that is just me, but it looks real native in Kubuntu like its one of the family. [20:05] endless123: we're wanting to find bugs and does it lack and useful features compared to kopete [20:05] if it's got the same features and no worse bugs then we should go for it [20:05] We've already established it doesn't have the same features. [20:05] right, I'm just informing endless123 [20:06] OK. [20:06] but I'm still minded to put it on the CD before feature freeze keeping in mind we may well go back to kopete [20:06] I really don't want us to do the Ubuntu desktop thing of switching to something kind of only half working for an LTS (think pulseaudio by default in Hardy). [20:06] yes I totally agree [20:07] I don't mind having them both on for now. [20:07] That may even be the right answer as I'd guess older stuff like AIM might not be a priority for them. [20:07] the only problem on my end is that the google talk keeps giving a error. Internal component error [20:08] upon trying to connect === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [20:08] using the default configurations [20:09] ScottK: that's very un-ubuntu having two apps doing the same thing! [20:09] endless123: on oneiric? [20:09] Riddell: Except the point would be they don't do the same things well. [20:10] Riddell: It's like in the KDE3 days we shipped Kopete and Konversation even though Kopete did IRC. [20:10] ScottK: yes, which makes it a tricky choice but still one we should make and not shy away from [20:10] it's like in the old days when I shipped juk and amaraok :) [20:10] Kubuntu Oneiric (backports and telepathy-kde ppa enable) [20:10] Oneiric === koolhead17 is now known as koolhead17|zzZZ [20:13] endless123: that has an old version of telepathy-gabble which may well affect your gtalk usage [20:14] ok then it would be best to test it using a virtual machine running Kubuntu 12.04 instead? [20:14] endless123: sure if you can [20:15] OK I will give information later I need to set up the virtual machine until then. Good day everyone [20:39] Riddell: no, haven't seen that one yet [20:42] rbelem: new plasma-mobile/active uploaded! [20:43] Riddell, awesome [20:43] Riddell, thanks [20:43] Riddell, i will finish the other packages then i will ping you [20:44] rbelem: what are the other packages? [20:44] Riddell, the others that are in the kubuntu-active ppa [20:45] Riddell, share-like-connect is almost ready [20:45] shadeslayer: did you report the telepathy crash? http://paste.kde.org/421832 [20:45] nope [20:45] Riddell, the other ones needs updating [20:45] * shadeslayer was pulled into another discussion [20:46] rbelem: which other ones? [20:46] yofel: doing it now [20:46] d_ed: when I have the contact list open, right click on the status, then left click outside the window I get this: http://paste.kde.org/421832 [20:47] I know i'm on it. Related - if anyone knows how QEvent::Private can be null let me know! [20:48] oh, I know how [20:48] maybe... [20:48] Riddell, contour, declarative-plasmoids and kde-artwork-active [20:48] d_ed: kde bug 294020 for your viewing pleasure :D [20:48] KDE bug 294020 in contactlist "Contact list crashes when left clicking outside the window" [Crash,New] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=294020 [20:50] Riddell, lp:~kubuntu-active/declarative-plasmoids/active-packaging [20:51] Riddell, lp:~kubuntu-active/ubuntu-seeds/kubuntu-active-seed [20:52] Night everyone [20:52] shadeslayer, gn === eqs is now known as EgS [23:28] Riddell, ping [23:38] hi rbelem [23:39] Riddell, did you have time to take a look in the share-like-connect pkg? [23:40] rbelem: oh no, I should have done [23:40] will do tomorrow [23:40] where is that from? [23:40] Riddell, oki :-) so i will improve them all [23:40] Riddell, kubuntu-active ppa