=== Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Guest51482 === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [03:15] Hi; I'm having an issue with the Rhythmbox external plugin headers in /usr/include/rhythmbox for Precise and Q. Create a C program that does: #include and compile with CFLAGS="$(pkg-config --cflags rhythmbox)" . DOA. Can't find a header that it depends on, metadata/rb-ext-db-key.h. It's shipped in the .orig.tar.gz sources and the patchset doesn't rm the missing header and I can't see anything obvious in [03:15] the debian packaging files that would cause it to be excluded. Ideas? [03:15] It's pretty much a blocker for any native (non-Python) third party Rhythmbox plugins that depend on rb-shell.h (almost all plugins with a GUI will depend on that) or rhythmdb, since shell depends on rhythmdb which depends on the missing header. [03:19] Also, if I compile our orig.tar.gz sources from the Precise repo download at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/ then it successfully ships the file to /usr/include. The RB packaging scripts use .install files to specify files shipped in certain base directories to get shipped in specific packages; /usr/include is specified as going in rhythmbox-dev, which I have installed. It's just this one header missing; all [03:19] the others are present. [03:39] Oops, ignore that. My mucking around caused it to build. It's actually an upstream bug (referring to my previous monologue). Working with upstream Rhythmbox developer [04:50] hello [04:50] I have a question about ubuntu minimal iso [04:50] Today, I downloaded the Ubuntu 12.004 minimal iso, and mounted using virtualbox. [04:51] When I tried to install it, it was kind-of downloading some files. [04:51] I use gprs connection using bluetooth to connect to net. So, if i plan to install that, how will i be able to connect to internet ? [04:55] roshan: I've never insttalled on any such connection, but.. perhaps you should just download the full ISO? Much simpler. [04:56] Actually, I was planning to customize my own ubuntu startig from the minimal cd [04:56] Or, do u suggest UCK to remaster Ubuntu [04:57] roshan: ah, I am not the person to ask how to make custom install inmages [04:58] kei... [04:58] I asked in general o this channel [05:04] Hello [05:19] * infinity blinks at how spectacularly a perl FTBFS on i386 breaks the rest of the world. [05:19] * infinity goes about fixing this... [06:15] infinity: lol there's a wikipedia article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FTBFS [06:15] "It may also be considered vernacular language because its use tends to be specific to the Debian and Ubuntu Linux distributions." [06:16] and the funniest thing is the example was for libsql-statement-perl a perl module [06:45] With packages like "haskell-reactive-banana", I'm starting to see the appeal... === yofel_ is now known as yofel [08:26] Heh. [09:53] Hi [12:42] Hello [12:42] I wish to compile a linux kernel for my Ubuntu 12.04 [12:43] When compiling, I wish to use an alternate config file, whih i have kept in the Desktop. [12:43] How to use that ? [12:43] I mean how o use this new config file in desktop? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [16:19] How do I configure pbuilder to take packages from ubuntu mirrors in debian? [16:21] why would you want to do that? [16:23] jtaylor: I own a debian VPS, I would like to configure it to build ubuntu packages [16:23] and I want it to use packages from ubuntu [16:23] adding ubuntu sources to debian will more likely just break it [16:24] or do you want an ubuntu chroot in debian? [16:24] yeah [16:24] add the ubuntu keyring to DEBOOTSTRAPOPTS and set MIRRORSIRE and COMPONENTS [16:26] How do i do that? [16:26] via the commandline or .pbuilderrc [16:26] pbuilder-dist should do everything out of the box [16:31] ^ pbuilder-dist knows what to do [16:51] I still did not get it [16:54] pbuilder-quantal [16:55] -bash: pbuilder-quatal: command not found [16:59] pbuilder-dist quantal [16:59] read the manpage [16:59] Oh wait [16:59] got it [17:00] pbuilder-dist quantal create [17:00] thanks jtaylor [17:34] vibhav: I do prefer sbuild, though [17:59] +1 for sbuild [18:11] Hello, I would like to remaster Ubuntu. For taht is it possible to modify the command prompt ubuntu@ubuntu to user@roshan-ubuntu === alexbligh1 is now known as alexbligh2 === alexbligh2 is now known as alexbligh1 [19:26] wth is going on with apt on my system - libqwt-dev is always claimed to be upgradable, it installs it, and then still claims to be upgradable with exactly the same package version [19:31] yes thats a strange bug [19:31] bug 997201 [19:31] Launchpad bug 997201 in qwt (Ubuntu) "libqwt-dev (6.0.0-1ubuntu1) in update loop" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/997201 [19:36] jtaylor: Thanks [19:47] * penguin42 can't see anything obviously wrong with the package or the state of the system [20:18] Given a GTK Application. Is it preferred to use cairo functions and gdk? Or are X functions also safe to use? [20:18] With wayland in minds. [21:24] penguin42, which ubuntu release? oneiric ? [21:42] precise [21:57] it seems oneiric also affected. bug marked as duplicated of bug 921430 [21:57] Launchpad bug 921430 in qwt (Ubuntu) "Package libqwt-dev wants to upgrade every time" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/921430 [21:58] patches sent. [22:02] still looks like a bug in apt to me [22:02] but good work triaging it [22:11] oh its main aI can'T sponsor :( [22:25] l3on: Thanks for the fix! [22:49] thanks jt in any case ... penguin, you're welcome... === imbrando1 is now known as imbrandon