=== fenris is now known as Guest733 === Guest733 is now known as ejat === bulldog98_ is now known as bulldog98 === mkv is now known as m4v [11:34] Hey all [11:39] what about "Kawaii" ? (which means "cute" in japanese) [12:21] bambee: slap it on the etherpad [12:22] congrats on precise [12:24] thanks apachelogger :) [12:41] Riddell: where do we have that etherpad? [12:43] yeah congrats on precise, excellent release , really :) [12:55] bulldog98, http://notes.kde.org/kubuntubrand [12:56] thanks === jalcine is now known as jacky [13:51] bulldog98: are you still hoping to port ubiquity to QML? [13:51] should we have a session on it at UDS? [13:51] Riddell: not this circle [13:52] I have to much to do for university to get to coding [13:52] and I think we might want to wait for QtQuick 2.0 [13:52] very sensible, too many people would say they'd do it even if too busy :) [13:54] shadeslayer: what does "Debate adding pommed to Mac ISO's" mean? [13:59] rbelem: why don’t we have all patches of plasma active in our packages? I can see the point in some, but still we then could create an extra -active package for that [14:03] JontheEchidna: Muon Discover is the name for the QML UI? worth discussing at UDS? [14:12] bulldog98: why wait for qq2? [14:12] Darkwing: are you wanting a session on docs? [14:16] dantti: is print manager something we should be looking at for next cycle? [14:33] afiestas_: yo, what sessions do you want at UDS? [14:39] rbelem: anything kubuntu active to discuss at UDS? [14:39] Riddell: "Kubuntu release date", do we want to keep releasing same day as Ubuntu? [14:39] that would be one [14:39] brb [14:40] afiestas_: didn't you want sessions with unity folks? [14:41] yes, I have a txt somewhere with sessions for both, Unity and Kubuntu [14:41] afiestas_: we had the release date discussion years ago, I don't think anything has changed [14:41] give me 15min [14:58] umm, imbrandon is on the UDS sponsorship list [15:04] Riddell, yup... [15:05] Riddell, lots of stuff... [15:05] :-) [15:05] rbelem: want me to register a session? [15:13] ahhhh home :) [15:13] welcome back imbrandon! [15:18] Well, I now have 2 important apps on the kde/Qt segfault merry-go-round [15:18] rbelem: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-q-active [15:20] kk [15:36] thanks Riddell [15:38] rbelem: can you edit the whiteboard there to add some bulletpoints as starters for discussion? [16:01] Riddell, some points added :-) [16:02] rbelem: hey I already test it :P [16:07] bulldog98, :-D i mean testers for more hardware [16:07] rbelem: ah [16:07] rbelem: maybe I should by a vivaldi tablet :) [16:09] bulldog98, same here, do you know if it is available already? [16:10] rbelem: I think I read something about beeing avaidable this week, but maybe you should poke aseigo with that :) [16:11] nice :-) [16:25] rbelem: btw do you have any idea for the error I get when I try to build some of the packages? see the ninja pad [16:43] bulldog98, ninja pad? [16:44] rbelem: see topic [16:53] bulldog98, seems to be a build depends error [16:54] bulldog98, is it a unittest? [16:55] qt4-x11 4.8.1 is in unstable. [16:56] rbelem: seems so [16:59] bulldog98, is libssl-dev listed in the build deps? [17:00] rbelem: nope [17:01] rbelem: but it worked in 4.8.2, so why doesn’t it works now? [17:12] bulldog98, they probably added something new [17:13] hm [17:13] but why in kde-wallpapers? e.g [17:14] Riddell: Macbook Pro's need a extra package called pommed to make special hardware keys like volume/backlight control by default [17:15] bulldog98: If adding libssl-dev to the build-deps doesn't fix it, I would ask cjwatson. He made a number of late changes for openssl. [17:15] And since we can seed universe packages into ISO's now, it should be default in the images from now on ( it's sepcific to Macintosh hardware which is why we just need to add it to mac specific seeds ) [17:16] I don't think our images have been demoted yet. [17:16] I'd wait until after UDS. [17:17] Right, but we are moving to universe for sure right? [17:17] Dunno. [17:17] I assume so, but I don't think a formal decision has been taken. [17:17] oh ... hmm [17:17] I assumed so as well, which is why I put that in for discussion [17:18] I think it'll probably go that way. [17:22] I hate mailman-owner day [17:42] anyone here build the kubuntu cds familiar with the tools used? [17:43] uh kind of [17:43] I remember something to do with chrooting [17:43] are you using live-build or ubuntu-cdimage? [17:43] neither [17:43] you don't the customization from scratch setup? [17:43] s/don't/doing/ [17:44] oh nope, I downloaded the ISO, mounted it, chroot'd and upgraded some stuff [17:44] nixternal: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#Obtain_the_base_system I think [17:44] But that was like 18 months ago [17:45] yeah, it works for testing a setup, but when you are building a derivative it isn't the best route [17:45] true ... I'm not sure how LP builds the ISO's though [17:45] documentation for the way ubuntu does it is so scarce it isn't even funny. thankfully turnkey puts most of their stuff out there so I can read their scripts & make sense of stuff [17:46] mint doesn't put that much stuff out there, or if they do it is hidden [17:46] well, cjwatson put out last year that they switched to live-build, and then i look at his bzr repos and there is ubuntu-cdimage. i am close to success with live-build and far from it with ubuntu-cdimage [17:47] and i found ubuntu cd building documentation on a debian mailing list. [17:48] heh [17:48] if i could figure out how to get 2 extra repos in live-build, i think i am golden. then i set everything up with either a trigger script or cron job and my client will be wicked happy [17:49] nixternal: There's a question regarding that on ubuntu-devel :D [17:49] and let me just say this, creating a derived ubuntu distro sucks. they aren't as logical as kubuntu is with packages & what not [17:49] or that's what I think Chase is asking [17:49] is it newer? [17:50] nixternal: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-May/035171.html [17:50] haha, damn [17:50] might help if i read my email [17:55] [lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-wallpapers] Jonathan Kolberg * 30 * debian/ (changelog control) New upstream release [18:53] Riddell: Not nessesarilly... I had added to the list on the wiki of what I wanted so far. [19:30] afiestas, ping [19:34] agateau, ping [19:53] rbelem: pong [19:59] afiestas, i need help with a tableview and checkbox [19:59] :-) [19:59] rbelem: aha ? [20:00] afiestas, the is at kde:scratch/belem/filesharing/filesharing.git [20:00] can't check it just now :/ what problem are you having? [20:01] afiestas, i need one checkbox inside a column and without spacing [20:34] how can bug 986744 be confirmed with that little information? [20:34] Launchpad bug 986744 in amarok (Ubuntu) "On session start, amarok throws error: Process for file protocol died unexpectedly" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/986744 [20:50] "confirmed" in launchpad means multiple people think they have encountered the same bug [20:51] so basically there is not much difference between new and confirmed [21:03] on which date kde 4.8.3. is going to release? [21:05] waterstorm, http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.8_Release_Schedule [21:06] I think our ninjas will bring it when they have time. it will be soon I think :). [21:06] Ezim: thank you for the information ! :-) [21:07] waterstorm, np. [21:20] debfx: multiple people actually was just two, and the second one is mentioned nowhere [21:21] well two are multiple [21:22] still, there is close to no information, confirmed should only been set if it is reproducible with proper information, and I can't reproduce it [21:25] Mamarok: no, *that* is what "Triaged" means, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Status === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:25] yofel: right, you have triaged as well, I am more sued to bugzilla [21:25] launchpad just auto-confirms bugs when >= 2 people marked the bug as "affects me" [21:26] I have no idea why someone though enabling that feature for ubuntu is a good idea [21:36] the kubuntu naming discussion..i just looked up "friend" in russian, as i had forgotten it. if i romanize the letters: drug [21:36] lol [21:46] mm maybe not [22:35] Mamarok: what is the package I need for the 'last.fm plugin' that amarok screams at me for? i know i used it just a couple of weeks ago, but that laptop is dead & i got a new one [22:36] i can't stand listening to last.fm through anything other than amarok, because unlike everything else in the repos, you can crank up amarok loud and control the eq like a champ :) [22:36] nixternal: you talk about a self-compiled amarok? [22:36] nah, in the repos [22:36] in the kubuntu package you need nothing more, just activate the last.fm plugin in the settings [22:36] hrmm [22:36] enter your credentials [22:37] when i try to pay tag radio it says i need a plugin and it pops up a little box asking if i want to search for the package, which doesn't work btw [22:37] nixternal: whut? That is weird [22:39] The following plugin is required: * LASTFM protocol source Do you want to search for this now? [Search] [No] [22:39] a 'Looking for plugins' dialog with a progress bar pops up and then goes away :/ [22:39] where on earth does that come from, who packaged that? [22:41] that shouldn't happen, unless the package was compiled without last.fm support, only explanation I have for that [22:41] yofel: any ideas? === ubott2 is now known as ubottu === Mamarok_ is now known as Mamarok === yofel_ is now known as Guest77193 === nixternal_ is now known as nixternal