[04:02] Does Qt come with Ubuntu? I'm on Kubuntu myself, but I'm just wondering, as I'm going to start developing an app for Linux, and Ubuntu is the most popular distro... [14:31] coolstar-pc: Qt is installed by default in Ubuntu Desktop since 11.10, for older versions it can be installed easily (and if you have a .deb that depends on it, it will be installed automatically if it wasn't yet) [17:13] wow [17:14] notbook overheated, and just powered down :( [17:14] notebook === achuni_ is now known as achuni [17:15] zematynnad: could I ask you for a quick code review for https://code.launchpad.net/~elachuni/software-center-agent/929830-arbify/+merge/92804? [17:15] sure thing [17:17] txs [20:42] how come Ubuntu doesn't use gtk 3.2 yet? I thought I'd play with the broadway backend (to render desktop apps using HTML), but it isn't supported. [20:43] I'm talking about Precise now. [20:45] jo-erlend, I would guess there are dependencies broken in a few applications... [20:46] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0 [20:47] If I read that right GTK 3.3 is in Precise [20:49] I looked at it. I didn't really understand it. To me, it looked as if it was version 3.3 of Gtk 3.0 or something. :) [20:51] slightly confusing. But I think gtk has to be compiled to support the broadway backend. Perhaps it just isn't? [20:56] jo-erlend, that could be true, but you are pushing my gtk knowledge... [20:58] davidpitkin, yes, my own as well. But then that's the point. :) [20:58] ah well you could compile your own replacement... [20:59] morning [21:07] jo-erlend, this is the file you would want to change to build the package with the broadway backend [21:07] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/precise/gtk+3.0/precise/view/head:/debian/rules [21:07] thanks to james_w [21:07] thanks :)