=== jalcine is now known as webjadmin_ === webjadmin_ is now known as jalcine === jalcine is now known as webjadmin_ === webjadmin_ is now known as jalcine [02:40] shadeslayer: your libdc1394 fix for digikam worked [02:41] shadeslayer: I don't get anything in the device notifier when I plug in, FWIW (not related to this fix) === jalcine is now known as JackyAlcine === JackyAlcine is now known as jalcine === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying [08:06] bonjour [11:10] bigjools: weird, I do get a notification [11:11] /tmp/buildd/digikam-2.5.0/extra/kipi-plugins/advancedslideshow/widgets/slideshowgl.cpp:249:18: error: 'GL_PROJECTION' was not declared in this scope [11:13] !find GL/gl.h [11:13] File GL/gl.h found in libogre-dev, mesa-common-dev, mingw-w64-dev, mingw32-runtime, nvidia-173-dev, nvidia-173-updates-dev, nvidia-96-dev, nvidia-96-updates-dev, nvidia-current-dev, nvidia-current-updates-dev [11:31] shadeslayer: on arm? arm doesn't do GL [11:31] it does gles [11:31] so kipi-plugins needs fixed to detect that and turn off GL upstream or just add a config option or patch to disable it downstream [11:37] hmm [11:39] shadeslayer: how does digikam-2.5.0/extra/kipi-plugins relate to kipi-plugins, is it a copy of the code? [11:40] don't think so, lemme check [11:45] heh [11:45] Riddell: digikam is the source package that provides kipi-plugins [11:45] there's no seprate kipi-plugins package [11:45] s/package/source/ [11:45] shadeslayer meant: "there's no seprate kipi-plugins source" [11:46] shadeslayer: oh ok [11:47] so aye, fix it upstream or downstream-with-moaning-to-upstream as you see fit [11:47] Riddell: uh, how would one go about doing that? [11:48] shadeslayer: fixing it? by adding a patch which only gets applied on arm that disables the advancedslideshow directory in CMakeLists.txt I expect is easiest [11:49] although I don't think I've used platform specific patches with quilt [11:50] or just set whatever variable advancedslideshow needs to compile to false, I expect there's a variable a bit like GL_ENABLED that can be set [11:50] on arm [11:50] I'll look into it [11:57] Riddell: could you upload https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/experimental/+files/libdc1394-22_2.1.3-4ubuntu1.dsc ? [11:59] Riddell: http://codereview.qt-project.org/#change,19692 <-- real crash fix for the evil thai fonts stuff [12:03] Hiyas all [12:25] Riddell: dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH would return 'armhf' on a armhf builder right? [12:25] in which case, how does one use the or operator in debian/rules ? :P [12:26] * shadeslayer doesn't see a way to use the or operator in makefiles [12:46] * shadeslayer crosses fingers === greyback is now known as greyback|lunch [13:24] Riddell: hey, it seems we have two different packages for zanshin [13:24] Riddell: one by you, updated by me, one by fabo [13:29] fabo: are you going to package zanshin 0.2.1? (I have it in my PPA right now) [13:31] digikam building on ARM, and I'm going out for a while [13:31] cya [13:46] shadeslayer: oh boy, you should have announced your dev interview on thursday, now I got too much time to come up with questions :P [13:47] they are the evil [13:48] Did bulldog98_ decide if he wanted to piggyback onto the same kubuntu-dev meeting? [13:48] * ScottK recalls some discussion of it. [13:51] he'd better not, my questions are too dangerous this time around, could totally cause brain dmg === greyback|lunch is now known as greyback [14:02] As long as he goes second, you'll be too tired. [14:15] ScottK: well, I only have to paste questions, hardly tiresome ;) [14:16] Well, if you aren't going to analyze the answers it'll go much easier on shadeslayer. [14:16] I trust others will do that for me [14:18] agateau: ah zanshin is still on my todo list, let me know what you want done with it [14:20] Riddell: it's a bit weird: zanshin 0.2.0 is in universe, as a brand new package created by fabo, but I have 0.2.1 in my PPA, as an update to the Oneiric package you created... not sure what to do (other than putting 0.2.1 in universe) [14:21] tsdgeos: ug remind me again how I recover my password for qt-projects? [14:21] agateau: 0.2.1 in universe seems optimal :) [14:22] shadeslayer: oh nice catch on the digikam fix [14:22] Riddell: we should merge the description from fabo package, it looks nicer, want me to do it? [14:23] agateau: sure [14:38] Riddell: what should I do with zanshin changelogs? our package has history from 0.1+svn versions, fabo package has 0.2.0-1 as its initial release. [14:39] or rather: fabo package only entry in changelog is 0.2.0-1, initial release [14:39] agateau: Riddell: you've got the situation in good hand :) [14:40] fabo: ? [14:40] you don't need me anymore, right? [14:41] agateau: I can update to latest one and upload if you want [14:41] fabo: sounds good to me :) [14:41] agateau: deal :) [14:51] ug, qt-project.org is too hard to use :( [14:52] I've only been using the web for 16 years why is it hard to make a login I can use [14:57] "The existing username and/or password you submitted are not valid" what does that even mean? [14:57] does my username exist or not [15:07] They won't tell you for sekurity reasons. [15:17] Riddell: to be honest no idea how to get the password [15:17] Riddell: you sure you had one? [15:17] I think I'm nearly there [15:17] no. I'm not. [15:17] I can log into https://qt-project.org/ [15:18] but not http://codereview.qt-project.org [15:18] really? [15:18] i think it's different stuff thouh [15:18] could changing my password on https://qt-project.org/ mean I need to wait for it to be synced to http://codereview.qt-project.org ? [15:18] codereview sahres the password with the bugtracker [15:19] can you log into https://bugreports.qt-project.org ? [15:21] yes but it's a different password right enough [15:21] ooh and it works for http://codereview.qt-project.org [15:21] phew [15:22] I think I'll write those down for extra security [15:22] tsdgeos: do you know if QWidget has a maintainer in qt-project now? [15:22] fregl: does Qt have such a think as a designer? (query from canonical designer) [15:23] Riddell: no idea [15:23] Riddell: Qt no, Nokia yes [15:23] fregl: anyone suitable if canonical designers want to discuss the finer details of sliders and scrollbars? [15:24] Riddell: in qml or qwidget? [15:24] fregl: qwidget [15:25] qt dudes, what am I doing wrong here with git? http://paste.kde.org/439736/ [15:25] it's what codereview told me to do to get a patch [15:25] not sure anyone currently is up to the task. do they want the overlay stuff that they did to gtk? [15:26] Riddell: this needs to be done in an existing checkout of the git repo [15:27] fregl: it wasn't clear but I think they're looking at changing single click to be "move to that point" not "move towards that point" [15:28] Riddell: why does that need designers talking to us? I guess none of us here is going to implement such a feature, so if canonical wants it, they'll most likely have to contribute it [15:28] fregl: yes and they're wanting to know if it can go upstream [15:28] we are currently more than busy getting qt5 into shape... [15:29] ah, that is a valid concern, generally I think that is something we'd accept [15:30] groovy, I'll tell them qwidget is not well maintained but if they submit it chances are someone will look at it [15:30] I can't find a way to just download a patch from http://codereview.qt-project.org [15:30] yes, reviews will definitively be done [15:30] I don't think you can download just a patch [15:31] you can look at the diff and you can grab it with the fetch... [15:31] hmm, that means keeping a large qt checkout around, ho hum [15:31] yes [15:32] but that's what everyone wants anyway, right :p [15:32] it's your devious plan to turn us all into Qt hackers! [15:33] on a more serious note, I agree that it's silly that you can't download a patch [15:34] sounds like a missing gerrit feature [15:35] Riddell: you could grab the same patch from gitorious since that mirrors it anyway. of course only after it was approved. that is the right way to go anyway... [15:35] fregl: oh? it's this I'm after http://codereview.qt-project.org/#change,19692 [15:35] where can I get that in gitorious [15:35] ? [15:37] Riddell: well, it says merged, since gitorious mirrors all commits... http://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qt but how to find a commit there is a mystery to me [15:38] http://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qt/commit/827e5c4c689d4ecb4f8c1ab48c9a7ab712fe2ca7 [15:38] well, it was the newest commit [15:39] so qt-project == people actively working on patches => gitorious == read only mirror as soon as a patch is in, of course that doesn't have patches that are being reviewed [15:52] lovely, thanks fregl [15:52] np [16:27] apachelogger: nooooo [16:27] * shadeslayer is scared now [16:28] something came up tomorrow night, which is why I chose Friday [16:29] ScottK: see libdc1394-22 FFe + Sync bug [16:29] bug 954154 [16:29] Launchpad bug 954154 in libdc1394-22 (Ubuntu) "FFe: Please sync new libdc1394-22 from Debian unstable" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/954154 [16:33] * shadeslayer pokes pbuilder-dist to pick it up [16:35] shadeslayer: Let's do it. [16:35] :D [16:37] can you close multiple bugs when syncing packages? [16:55] shadeslayer: yes, pass -b multiple times to syyncpackage [16:55] *syncpackage [16:55] cool! [16:55] * shadeslayer doesn't have sync rights, was just interesting [16:55] *interested [16:56] shadeslayer: you're not a kubuntu dev yet? [16:56] *cough* nope *cough* [16:56] micahg: I've applied, meeting on Friday [16:57] *hopefully* apachelogger won't massacre me [17:01] shadeslayer: just give him some jagermeister before the meeting [17:01] Hmm, I guess I should start making arrangements for that :D [17:08] you'd better [17:08] also you should read the entire debian policy to prepare [17:11] micahg: libdc1394-22 is core anyway, so kubuntu-dev wouldn't help this particular one. [17:15] LS [17:15] :S [17:16] shadeslayer: you realize that does not work with caps on? :P [17:16] apachelogger: I meant to type :S [17:16] and accidently hit L [17:22] shadeslayer: That doesn't bode well for Friday. [17:22] nah, just trying to multitask ... [17:23] and stop scaring me! [17:23] shadeslayer: Give me the syncpackage command that gives you credit for the sync and closes all the bugs and I'll run it. [17:23] hehe [17:23] shadeslayer: Where would be the fun in that. [17:23] shadeslayer: Not kidding. [17:23] (about the syncpackage thing) [17:23] I'm too tired to look it up. [17:23] yeah, give me a minute [17:27] micahg: Who's responsible for the annoying popup about some test profile thing in FF in precise? [17:28] ScottK: which version are you running? [17:28] Whatever is in the archive. [17:28] simulating [17:28] it's chrisccoulson either way, but if it's on in precise ATM, that's a big bug I think, as we shouldn't be enabling that in the stable firefox releases [17:29] ah [17:29] OK. I dismissed it. We'll see if it comes back. [17:29] seems like Riddell uploaded my package [17:30] --force and you're done then. [17:30] yeah [17:31] ScottK: syncpackage -d unstable -V 2.2.0-2 -s rohangarg -b 947785 -b 835687 -b 462453 -b 379088 --force libdc1394-22 [17:31] oh [17:31] need to add another bug to that === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:31] ScottK: syncpackage -d unstable -V 2.2.0-2 -s rohangarg -b 947785 -b 835687 -b 462453 -b 379088 -b 947785 --force libdc1394-22 [17:32] ... added the same bug twice ... *headdesk* [17:32] first command is good to go [17:33] omg ... digkam arm build at 18% [17:33] umm, I've never seen -V used with syncpackage before [17:33] but it's a valid option [17:33] micahg: I like to be verbose [17:33] less prone to errors [17:33] shadeslayer: -v is for verbose :P [17:33] nope [17:33] well [17:34] uh yeah ... [17:34] shadeslayer: :) [17:34] * shadeslayer goes back to code [17:38] shadeslayer: so you meant to type S? [17:38] apachelogger: no, :S [17:39] so I don't get it, stop confusing me [17:39] :> [17:41] shadeslayer: Done. [17:41] yay === vivek is now known as Guest44663 === Guest44663 is now known as pvivek [17:52] shadeslayer: so you confuse apachelogger, use wrong options in syncpackage commands, what else? [17:52] apachelogger: wrong options in syncpackage? [17:52] -V for verbose [17:53] huh? -V is used for specifying a version [17:53] * shadeslayer does not follow [17:53] "I like to be verbose" [17:53] yes, by that I meant, I like specifying which version to sync [17:54] yeah, right, easy to say now :P [17:54] -.- [18:53] Riddell: Would you please look at qscintilla2 in New. It's my upload, so I can't. [19:03] ScottK: ok [19:04] Riddell: Thanks. === sheytan__ is now known as sheytan [22:01] a standard install of Kubuntu 12.04 beta 1 (via alternate installer) appears to be missing /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache, /usr/share/applications/defaults.list and ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list. Can anyone else confirm this? [22:16] MountainX: Do you have desktop-file-utils installed? [22:16] checking... [22:17] ScottK: no. "Package `desktop-file-utils' is not installed and no info is available." [22:17] It doesn't seem like there's anything Kubuntish that would pull that in. [22:17] That's what provides /usr/share/applications/defaults.list [22:18] It looks like .local/share/applications/mimeapps.list is a gdm thing. [22:19] ScottK: do you recommend I install desktop-file-utils in Kubuntu 12.04? [22:19] I don't know why you think you need the files you're missing. [22:20] I am guessing mimeinfo.cache is generated on system. [22:21] ScottK: I am trying to solve a problem where Firefox doesn't know how to open downloaded files (or containing folders). My best guess so far is that some mime-type info is missing. [22:22] I'd install desktop-file-utils then. [22:22] Rekonq has the same (or similar) problem on my system. [22:22] Rekonq is probably broken for unrelated reasons that shadeslayer will claim aren't it's fault. [22:22] He'll be wrong. [22:23] haha. yes, yesterday's conversation clued me in that these may be two separate issues. [22:25] # update-desktop-database returns Error in file "/usr/share/applications/kde4/ktp-send-file.desktop": "all/allfiles" is an invalid MIME type ("all" is an unregistered media type) [22:27] Hmm. Another shadeslayer special. [22:28] Hopefully his ears are burning and he wakes up. [22:28] ok. thanks === JackyAlcine is now known as webjadmin_