/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/06/01/#kubuntu-devel.txt

JontheEchidna"So the official Oracle implementation of Java is new, now?"02:51
JontheEchidna"No, it's not new, it's ImplementationFactory.getInstance()"02:51
rbelemDarkwing, pong02:57
Darkwingrbelem: you get anything working?03:40
apachelogger"Don't forget the firmwares for Wifi, DVB-TV and so.."07:05
apacheloggerI don't even get that07:05
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: nice one :P07:05
Riddellhi all07:25
Tm_TRiddell: hello (:07:25
Tm_TRiddell: how was the time off? (:07:26
RiddellI'd like to say relaxing but being me I was doing other useful community activities :)07:27
Tm_Tsounds familiar07:27
afiestashey, anybody knows if fuse module is loaded on Kubuntu 12.04 ?09:59
apacheloggerisn't that on-demand loaded?09:59
apacheloggeri.e. if you load something using fuse the kernel mod is loaded10:00
afiestasapachelogger: if the user is in the correct group, yes10:01
Riddellafiestas: packages can add users to groups if needed I think10:06
afiestasinstalling an new Kubuntu oina virtualbox to be 100% sure it works10:06
afiestasThe only kubuntu isntall I have is a highly modified one, it works tehre10:07
afiestasbut maybe I added the user to fuse group time ago10:07
Riddellubuntu installs gvfs-fuse which might have something to do with it10:08
apacheloggerafiestas: should be working otherwise ntfs would not be working10:08
apacheloggerafiestas: ntfs-3g is based on fuse10:08
afiestasnot really, ntfs-3g is mounted by udev10:09
afiestasudev doesn't run as your user but as root10:09
afiestasthe question is, Is a normal user able to mount fuse file systems by default on Kubuntu?10:10
afiestasI need that to do some magic starbuck1 ask me for :p10:10
apacheloggerah right10:11
apacheloggerafiestas: terribly unlikely that a normal user can insert modules though10:12
Riddellthere is a fuse group on my system, my user isn't in it10:12
afiestasit is weird, in Ubuntu my user isn-t in fuse group either10:12
apacheloggerhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1017688/10:12
afiestasmaybe ubuntu is doing the trick on someplace else10:12
afiestasGNOME uses it, there is a way10:13
afiestas:p10:13
apacheloggerafiestas: well, gvfs might have to do with it10:13
apacheloggerafiestas: well yes, if you polkit your way to a service that runs as a fuse user10:13
afiestasthen I will polkit too10:13
apacheloggerwhich generally speaking seems like the safer choice10:13
apacheloggerafiestas: gvfs-fuse10:14
apacheloggerexactly what I said :P10:15
apacheloggerfuse mounts are run in a fusefied user and accessed via dbs10:15
apachelogger*dbus10:15
afiestasI know how gvfs works, question is still: How Ubuntu gvfs mounts gvfs-fuse ?10:17
afiestasvia polkit? user?10:17
RiddellI guess you'd need to look at gvfs-fuse-daemon source to find that out10:23
BluesKajHey all10:30
afiestasapachelogger: Riddellit works well out of the box10:39
afiestasjust installed a new kubuntu, apt-get install fusesmb and use it10:40
Riddellcool10:41
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isemenovRiddell: ping10:54
isemenovsorry for the delay, had to answer a phone call10:55
Riddellhi isemenov 10:56
Riddellisemenov: so what had we done already?10:56
isemenovso, if I recall correctly, a month ago we arranged to let me ping oyu when I would have time, and you'd take me through the process in a ubuntu vm10:56
isemenovnothing yet - I was busy with studies back then :)10:56
Riddellisemenov: remind me what you're working on that'll need packaged?10:56
isemenovkde-baseapps10:57
isemenovand in particular plasma-widget-folderview10:57
Riddellisemenov: let me set up a machine we can work on10:58
isemenovok10:58
Riddellit'll take a few minutes10:58
Riddellisemenov: do you have some way of taking notes?10:58
isemenovwell yes, of course10:59
Riddellisemenov: do you have a launchpad id?11:05
isemenovRiddell: yes, though I need to recall it, just sec11:07
seaLnedoes anyone happen to know all the places akonadi hides config? deleting ~/.local/share/akonadi and stuff in ~/.kde/share/apps didn't seem to get rid of it all. i'm trying to start from fresh in the hope of it not crashing after a second11:07
RiddellseaLne: ~/.cache will have some?11:08
seaLnedosen't seem to11:08
Riddellisemenov: ~ragnarokk9111:08
RiddellseaLne: ~/.config ?11:08
Riddellisemenov: ssh ec2-107-22-50-100.compute-1.amazonaws.com11:09
Riddellrun byobu11:09
seaLneRiddell: ah .config has stuff11:10
isemenovRiddell: ok, thank you for the reminder11:10
Riddellisemenov: tell me when you've logged in11:11
isemenovRiddell: permission denied publickey11:12
Riddellisemenov: I added this key https://launchpad.net/~ragnarokk91/+sshkeys11:12
isemenovRiddell: my id_rsa.pub is identical11:13
Riddellsigh11:13
isemenovthough I have done an os reinstall, but then copied the ~/.ssh folder over11:13
Riddellisemenov: what does ssh -c  say when you log in?11:13
Riddellssh -v  rather11:13
isemenovit first sas signature correct11:14
isemenovRiddell: http://paste.kde.org/491210/11:15
Riddellisemenov: try now, does it ask for a password?11:17
isemenovRiddell: no11:17
isemenovRiddell: I've re-uploaded the key to launchpad11:18
Riddellisemenov: ssh ubuntu@ec2-107-22-50-100.compute-1.amazonaws.com11:18
isemenovRiddell: works now!11:18
isemenovok, now I will run byobu11:19
Riddellisemenov: groovy, you're in11:19
Riddellisemenov: so, what do you want to know?11:19
Riddellwe can look at how to get the existing packaging11:19
isemenovRiddell: nice :) was the error on your side or my side?11:19
Riddellisemenov: user needed to be "ubuntu"11:20
Riddellwe can look at how to build a package11:20
isemenovRiddell: my goal at the moment is to take an existing package, patch it, and re-package11:20
Riddellisemenov: we store our packaging in bzr so I guess checking that out is the first step11:21
Riddellbzr co lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-baseapps I think11:21
Riddellactually that might not work11:22
Riddellisemenov: but type that in see what it does11:22
isemenovRiddell: denied publickey again11:22
isemenovif that command was intended to be ran in byobu11:22
Riddellyeah I haven't uploaded my ssh keys onto this machine (so you don't steal them!)11:22
Riddellyep11:23
Riddelltry  bzr branch instead of co11:23
apacheloggerafiestas: fusesmb also does the same only without dbus :)11:23
isemenovRiddell: same thing11:24
* apachelogger did not remember there was a fusesmb actually ^^11:24
afiestasapachelogger: ?11:24
isemenovRiddell: be back in 5 min ok? another phone call here. should be the last one11:26
Riddellok11:26
Riddellisemenov: I've used http instead of ssh for the checkout, on your machine you probably want to set it up with ssh to launchpad working so you can push branches and changes11:27
apacheloggerafiestas: fuse from user without fuse access11:29
afiestaswithout fuse access?11:29
* Riddell lunches11:32
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isemenov_awayRiddell: let me apologise for the dealy, now I'm finally back11:53
isemenov_away>on your machine you probably want to set it up with ssh to launchpad working11:54
isemenov_awaydo you mean that packagers do use their own machines for packaging? are you using this cloud machine just ot be able to show me the process interactively?11:54
Riddellyou can use whatever machine you want11:55
isemenov_awayok11:55
Riddellbut it'll need ssh if you want to push the packaging branch to bzr (as we do in kubuntu packaging)11:55
Riddelland it'll need gpg if you want to sign the package needed before upload to ubuntu or a launchpad PPA11:56
Riddellthis machine is so I can show you interactively, but I also use cloud machines quite a bit for packaging11:56
Riddellisemenov_away: have you seen what we branched from bzr ?11:57
isemenov_awayyes11:57
Riddellisemenov_away: seen the patches directory?11:57
Riddellthat's where patches go, they're managed by a tool called quilt so you can add new ones and apply and unapply them without getting too confused11:58
Riddellalthough quilt is another tool to learn11:58
isemenov_awayok11:59
Riddellisemenov_away: is that kubuntu_folderwidget_drawing.diff one a patch you're familiar with?11:59
Riddell"  * Add kubuntu_26_folderwidget_drawing.diff from upstream, fix12:01
Riddell    rendering of box on folderwidget12:01
Riddell"12:01
Riddellsays the changelog12:01
Riddellisemenov_away: one of yours?12:01
isemenov_awayRiddell: yes, seen it , should be mine12:01
Riddellgroovy12:01
isemenov_awaythat one goes with qt 4.8.1 patched12:01
isemenov_awaylook in qt-x11 4.8.1 patches, should be there12:01
isemenov_awaysomething with.. let's see.. qt-dnd-x11.cpp or similar12:01
Riddellkubuntu_33_shaped_drag.diff looks like it12:02
Riddell  * Add kubuntu_33_shaped_drag.diff fixes LP: #98785512:02
Riddell    "problem in Qt dragging when all of the window target has been12:02
Riddell     shaped out for input"12:02
Riddellisemenov_away: want to remove that patch as a first packaging task?12:03
isemenov_awayRiddell: doesn;t quite look like it12:04
isemenov_awayit is about using ARGB for the drag pixmap12:04
Riddellisemenov_away: so not this one? http://paste.kde.org/491228/12:05
isemenov_awayRiddell: no, definitely not12:05
Riddellisemenov_away: this one? http://paste.kde.org/491240/12:05
isemenov_awayRiddell: yep12:05
Riddell  * Add kubuntu_30_translucent_drag_pixmap.diff12:05
Riddell   - use a translucent drag pixmap if compositing is active12:05
Riddellisemenov_away: ok so we can remove the patch from the kubuntu packaging12:05
Riddellcd into kde-baseapps12:06
Riddellremove the file12:06
isemenov_awayuhm why remove it?12:06
Riddellisemenov_away: because we don't need it any more12:06
isemenov_awayit's nt accepted in qt 4 yet12:06
isemenov_awayor is it?12:06
Riddellremove the kde-baseapps one12:06
isemenov_awayok12:06
Riddellsince we have the qt one12:06
isemenov_awayahh gotcha12:07
isemenov_awayor no wait12:07
isemenov_awaythe one in kde-baseapps is complemantary12:07
Riddellok12:07
Riddellnot to be removed then12:07
isemenov_awayit enables the halos12:08
Riddellisemenov_away: let's do some kde-baseapps changes then12:08
isemenov_awayok12:08
Riddellisemenov_away: what kde-baseapps source do you want to use?12:08
Riddellthis machine has kdelibs 4.8 so I don't know if 4.9 beta will work with it12:08
isemenov_awayRiddell: well there are no unofficial patches for folderview yet, except.. there is one debug patch12:10
isemenov_awaythat's for some people xperiencing a particular bug, which I don't have12:11
Riddellisemenov_away: let's just play around12:11
Riddellisemenov_away: get the kde-baseapps source with  apt-get source kde-baseapps12:11
isemenov_awayRiddell: is that root?12:12
RiddellI don't understand your question12:13
Riddellyou just downloaded the kde-baseapps source and packaging from ubuntu 12.0412:13
Riddellls  will reveal what's there12:13
isemenov_awaynoo, I mean, how do we run apt, is the user root?12:13
Riddellapt-get source  just downloads to current directory12:14
Riddellso no need for root12:14
Riddellapt-get install  will need root12:14
isemenov_awayok, I see12:14
isemenov_awayRiddell: I'll give you the patch in a sec12:17
Riddelldon't give it to me, add it yourself!12:17
Riddelllook around the you just downloaded and I'll help you add it12:18
isemenov_awayoh sure, I mean, it will be ready in a sec12:18
isemenov_awayok12:19
isemenov_awayRiddell: ok, there it is12:21
Riddellisemenov_away: now we need to copy that packaging to the source we downloaded and hope it still works (the packaging is intended for 4.8.80 while the source is 4.8.0)12:22
Riddellisemenov_away: from the home dir go into kde-baseapps-4.8.312:22
Riddellisemenov_away: that apt-get source downloads it and applies the current packaging and patches12:23
Riddellso remove those old patches with   quilt pop -a12:23
isemenov_awayRiddell: why aren't they required any more?12:24
isemenov_awayok, done12:25
Riddellisemenov_away: because we want to remove the old packaging downloaded with the 4.8.3 source and replace it with the newer packaging we got out of bzr12:25
Riddellthis might break as I say since they're intended for different kde-baseapps versions12:25
Riddellremove the debian/ directory12:25
isemenov_awaydone12:26
Riddellisemenov_away: and copy in the one from bzr in ~/kde-baseapps12:26
Riddellisemenov_away: see if the patches apply with   quilt push -a12:27
isemenov_awayok12:27
isemenov_awayone failed12:27
Riddelldamn they don't12:27
Riddellok scrap this idea12:27
Riddellisemenov_away: start again12:28
Riddellapt-get source kde-baseapps12:28
isemenov_awayok12:28
Riddellisemenov_away: inside there add your patch again in debian/patches12:29
isemenov_awaydone12:31
Riddellisemenov_away: add the filename to debian/patches/series12:31
Riddellisemenov_away: on a separate line12:31
Riddellyou missed the new line12:32
Riddellno no12:32
Riddellisemenov_away: in debian/patches/series12:32
Riddellisemenov_away: cd kde-baseapps-4.8.312:34
Riddellisemenov_away: vi debian/patches/series12:34
isemenov_awayRiddell: done I think12:35
isemenov_awayI've messed up the name first, then got it correct12:36
Riddellok sorted12:36
Riddellisemenov_away: now to see if it applies12:36
Riddellquilt push12:36
isemenov_awayok12:36
Riddellyay12:36
Riddellisemenov_away: now add a changelog entry12:36
Riddelldch -i12:36
Riddelland put in a human readable line to say added folderview-debug-scrollbar.diff to do foo12:37
isemenov_awayjust sec need to re-check the patch12:37
isemenov_awaythe descrition must be wrong.. let's see12:37
isemenov_awayok it's fine12:38
isemenov_awaynow ets' add a description12:38
Riddellgroovy12:38
Riddellisemenov_away: mind and include the patch filename so we can grep for it later12:40
isemenov_awayRiddell: oh its not vim.. how do I quit this dch?12:40
Riddellemacs :)12:41
isemenov_away..12:41
Riddelljust edit  debian/changelog manually now12:41
isemenov_awaycombo is?12:41
RiddellI quit it12:41
isemenov_awayyes, how? 12:41
Riddellcontrol-x control-c12:42
isemenov_awayok12:42
Riddellisemenov_away: nah quit that12:44
Riddellcontrol-x control-c12:44
Riddellthe template has already been added12:44
Riddellso just edit it manually with vi or whatever you prefer12:44
isemenov_awaytemplate.. whaere's that12:47
Riddellisemenov_away: debian/changelog12:47
Riddellthat's the file we're editing12:48
Riddelldch -i just adds a handy template to the top of it12:48
isemenov_awayok12:48
Riddelladd the filename12:49
Riddellfix the name and e-mail12:49
Riddellchange the version number to 4:4.8.3-0ubuntu0.1isemenov112:50
isemenov_awayok12:50
Riddelland change the distro release back to precise from quantal12:50
Riddellgroovy12:51
isemenov_awayRiddell: ok, added12:51
Riddellsave that12:51
isemenov_awayhow do I save the file?12:51
Riddellumm dunno, I don't use vi12:51
isemenov_awayah it's vim? ok thank you :)12:52
isemenov_awaydid you change it to vim for me?12:52
Riddellno you did12:52
Riddellyou ran  vi debian/changelog12:52
isemenov_awayoh.. sorry.. I'm a bit tired yoday, lagging a bit12:52
isemenov_awayright I did that myself12:52
Riddellso now you are usually best advised to run a test compile12:53
Riddellmake sure it all still works and makes .deb binary packages12:53
Riddellthat'll take some time to compile I guess12:53
Riddellbut not so long now that kdebase is split up12:53
Riddelldebuild   is the command to start it12:53
Riddelland it'll probably complain about some missing build dependencies12:53
isemenov_awayRiddell: see the error in the shell12:54
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Riddellisemenov: yeah it's saying it needs a bunch of other packages to get it compiles12:55
Riddellthere's a handy command that should help12:55
Riddellsudo /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends12:55
Riddell"Unmet build dependencies:" is the main line of interest there12:55
isemenovoh right12:55
isemenovjust sec12:56
Riddellisemenov: groovy12:58
Riddelltry a  debuild  again12:58
Riddellisemenov: that'll probably take a while, this is a cheap ec2 machine so not very fast13:01
Riddellisemenov: when it's done we need to check for new files (does your patch add any?) and that it still installs13:01
isemenovRiddell: nice, I need some 15 min to have lunch13:02
Riddelleat well13:03
isemenovRiddell: it dos not add new installation files, though when plasma-deskoi runs, it will create a file in ~/.kde.share13:03
isemenovty :)13:03
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Riddellisemenov_away: it's done compiling, now it needs to build the .deb binary packages which also takes a few minutes13:29
isemenov_awayRiddell: nice13:32
isemenov_awayare those messages errors or warnings?13:32
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Riddelldpkg-shlibdeps: warning: Can't extract name and version from library name `libkdeinit4_kfmclient.so'13:33
Riddelljust warnings13:33
Riddellit is trying to get the binary symbols out of libraries which can be used for binary compatibility changes13:33
Riddellbut that doesn't matter for kdeinit stubs13:33
Riddellshouldn't be long now13:34
Riddellisemenov: awooga13:39
Riddellthat succeeded, it's just saying it can't do the digital signature because it doesn't have your gpg key13:39
isemenovRiddell: just sec, I'll be back13:40
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Riddellisemenov: so to summarise so far, we downloaded the source package from precise13:41
Riddellwe added a patch and used quilt to apply it13:41
Riddellwe added a changelog entry to debian/changelog13:41
Riddelland built the package13:41
Riddellwe should now have lots of .deb binary packages in ~13:41
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isemenovRiddell: o I'm back13:51
Riddellisemenov: you can look into a .deb binary package with lesspipe13:51
isemenovso, this has all been done with your pre-setup machine13:51
isemenovnice13:52
Riddellit's just an ubuntu box like any other running 12.04 (precise)13:52
Riddellit's compiled against kdelibs from 12.04 so those package will only install with 12.0413:52
Riddellisemenov: cd debian  so we can take a look around13:52
isemenovRiddell: so we dont need chroot or anything like that?13:53
isemenovthe guide I've seen at the ubunti packaging page included that - what you've been doing is a lot simpler than that13:53
Riddellisemenov: you don't /need/ a chroot but then it'll compile against what your main system is13:53
Riddellif your main system is what you want to compile against and you don't mind installing test packages on it that's fine13:53
isemenovRiddell: or, to be exact, against my configured environment13:53
Riddella chroot is one way to work around that13:54
Riddellusing an ec2 machine like this is another13:54
isemenovbecause if I have the full kde source tree here, and run KDE with a custom ~/.bashrc to use the local KDE installation13:54
isemenovthat should be enough I guess13:54
isemenovjust switch to KDE/4.8 in all the directories and build13:55
Riddellisemenov: .deb packages can only install into /usr13:55
Riddellunless you do a lot of fiddling13:55
isemenovRiddell: correct13:56
isemenovbut can I *build( them in my environent?13:56
Riddellyep13:56
Riddellbut to test them you'd need to install them13:56
isemenovthen I will install tehm onto the main system, and log into the main user, running from /13:56
Riddellwhich is into /usr13:56
Riddellyes13:56
RiddellI do that a lot but it's a slight risk if you install say a faulty kdelibs13:56
isemenovwell.. then I can use a vm13:57
Riddellthat's another way yes13:57
Riddellisemenov: so you could scp that plasma folderview .deb to a local system and install it and test it, assuming you have a system with kubuntu 12.04 on it13:57
Riddellthere's a few things we can do on this ec2 machine to test it's in good order13:58
Riddellwe can also build the source packge and upload it to a PPA (which needs gpg signing and a PPA to put it into)13:58
isemenovok, could you elaborate on the PPA way one please13:59
isemenov*way please13:59
isemenovI'll have to do that soon13:59
Riddellisemenov: do you know what a PPA is?13:59
isemenovwell it's a package repository that you can request at launchpad14:00
isemenovand they will keep it running for you, AFAIU14:00
Riddellyep, we could put it into mine14:01
isemenovI think I had created one long time ago14:01
Riddellthere's none on https://launchpad.net/~ragnarokk9114:01
Riddellwe could also put it into https://launchpad.net/~cyberspace/+archive/lab14:02
isemenovnow to run a PPA, I need a gpg signature set up. correct?14:02
Riddellthe source package needs signed before being uploaded yes14:03
Riddellyou're not currently in the cyberspace team14:03
RiddellI can add you to it if you think you can sign the package yourself14:04
isemenovwell just show me how to do that14:04
Riddelldo you have a gpg key?14:05
isemenovdo I need any permissions or approval?14:05
isemenovI think I don't14:05
isemenovat least I have not done any gpg set up on my machine14:05
Riddellmm, I think I last did it a decade ago14:05
Riddellisemenov: https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/ImportingYourPGPKey14:06
Riddellsee "Using GPG to manage OpenPGP keys"14:06
isemenovok14:08
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afiestasmmm codec install in Amarok14:14
afiestasdoesn't seem to work on 12.0414:14
afiestasit always says "MPEG-blabalbal you need codecs" I click on search it seems to install something14:14
afiestasthen I try to reproduce, and I'm asked again14:14
afiestasI haven't updated kubuntu, so maybe repos are outdated14:15
* afiestas tries rebooting14:15
afiestasworked after reboot14:20
Ezimafiestas, thats windows problem solving or hoping :).14:20
afiestaswindows problem?14:21
Ezimafiestas, yes... rebooting :)14:21
agateauRiddell: hey, I am trying to fix an FTBFS for massif-visualizer on quantal arm: I have the fix, but last time I tried to build it in my cowbuilder arm, qmake segfaulted :/14:21
agateauRiddell: should I just get the fix in and cross fingers? :) (it's your usual qreal vs double bug)14:21
Riddellagateau: quite possibly, it's not well tested14:23
Riddellagateau: I can't think of any other way14:24
RiddellI don't know what the cowbuilder is14:24
Riddellyou could also see if ScottK has arm machines to log into14:24
agateauRiddell: it's like pbuilder, but does copy-on-write14:24
agateauRiddell: related to that, I created a packaging bzr branch for massif-visualizer: https://code.launchpad.net/~agateau/+junk/massif-visualizer+trunk . how do I turn it into the official packaging branch?14:25
Riddellby using it :)14:27
Riddelladd this to debian/control14:27
RiddellVcs-Browser: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kwallet14:27
RiddellVcs-Bzr: https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kwallet14:27
Riddellor the equivalent14:27
Riddellkeeping it under +junk it's very professional looking :)14:28
Riddellyou could have it under the kubuntu-packaging project if you think that's a useful place for it14:28
Riddellyou could find a team to put it under if you want to have more people be able to commit to it, ~kubuntu-packagers (but I don't think you're in that) or ~kubuntu-members or ~cyberspace or whatever14:29
agateauRiddell: kubuntu-packaging looks appropriate indeed14:31
Riddellare you a member?14:31
agateaunot sure14:31
* agateau checks14:31
Riddelloh yes all kubuntu-members are14:31
agateauyup14:31
Riddelland pick a suitable project too14:32
agateauso I should push it to lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/massif-visualizer?14:32
Riddellif it a kubuntu package?14:32
agateauyes, it's the package I created during my rotation in desktop team last cycle14:32
agateauit's in precise14:32
Riddellyeah but is it part of KDE?14:32
agateaumassif-visualizer is a kde frontend to massif14:33
Riddellok go for it then14:33
agateauok14:33
starbuck1whats massif? :)14:41
agateaustarbuck1: a valgrind tool to monitor memory usage14:41
starbuck1who/what is valgrind?14:43
starbuck1http://valgrind.org/14:43
starbuck1?14:43
agateaustarbuck1: that's it14:43
ScottKarm boxes are up.14:48
agateauScottK: cool, how can I test a package there?14:50
ScottKGive me a .dsc and I'll try to build it is simplest, but I will only be here on and off today.14:50
DavieyScottK: Are the arm boxes going to be exposed to other MOTU's at some point?14:51
ScottKWe have some for Kubuntu dev's and some for MOTU, but the MOTU boxes are dead at the moment.14:52
ScottKI need to get them fixed.14:52
agateauScottK: ok, otherwise I just put the package in a bzr branch if it's simpler14:53
ScottKGrabbing a .dsc is easier for me, just not right at the moment.14:54
Riddelldidrocks: I see you did bug 357235, can you point me to some code that gets ssh keys?14:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 357235 in Launchpad itself "A user's ssh keys are not currently available throug the APIs" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/35723514:56
Riddelldidrocks: cos I can't work out how to do it from launchpadlib14:57
agateauScottK: ok, sent to you by email14:58
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agateaudebfx: hi, fyi: just released plasma-widget-menubar 0.1.18, which contains the fix for your crash-at-startup bug15:23
didrocksRiddell: sure, one sec :)15:40
didrockslaunchpad.me.gpg_keys is a collection of gpg keys15:43
didrocksI think I did the same for ssh keys, (I only used the gpg key in quickly, but exposed both IIRC)15:44
didrocksRiddell: yep, it's the same with ssh keys: https://launchpad.net/+apidoc/devel.html#ssh_key launchpad.me.ssh_keys is what you look for15:45
ScottKagateau: Need to set up the box to build for quantal first, so it'll be a bit.15:55
agateauScottK: sure, no problem15:55
debfxagateau: my bug? I've never used the global menubar16:12
agateaudebfx: mmm16:13
agateaudebfx: I must have mixed user names16:13
agateauok, now with the correct nickname,16:21
agateauTm_T: hi, fyi: just released plasma-widget-menubar 0.1.18, which contains the fix for your crash-at-startup bug16:21
* Darkwing sighs16:22
Darkwingwhy is the open source world so full of consipiricy people??16:22
agateausorry debfx, I shouldn't have trusted my memory :)16:22
agateaus/open source//16:22
kubotuagateau: You did something wrong... Try s/you/me/ or tell me "help sed"16:22
DarkwingEvery time I push a community update all I get is "How does Blue Systems make money and why are they helping"16:23
jussiits a good question... :D16:23
DarkwingYeah but, this is too far... http://www.wonderly.com/2012/05/kubuntu-updates/#comment-22016:24
jussidude, what is that guy on?16:25
* Darkwing wants to start handing out tin-foil hats16:25
BluesKajHuh?16:36
apacheloggerI think the CIA is involved16:50
jussiapachelogger: you say that everytime...16:57
BluesKajapachelogger, as AmerCIA :)17:11
ScottKagateau: Build is started.17:11
* Mamarok wonders why she is the only one running or Kubuntu council :(18:45
Mamarokcould we give that another announcement, please?18:45
Mamarokdeadline is next weekend already18:45
RiddellMamarok: me too!18:50
RiddellMamarok: blog it?18:50
MamarokRiddell: heya, welcome back :)18:50
MamarokI am about to :)18:50
RiddellMamarok: your blog is on planet ubuntu right?18:52
Mamarokit is, yes18:57
MamarokRiddell: can I reuse your canoe pic you used for the 9.10 announcement? Caption: We Need You!19:10
RiddellMamarok: sure19:11
Mamarokcould you resend it? It's not on your people.coanonical.com space anymore ;)19:12
RiddellMamarok: do you know the filename19:12
Riddell?19:12
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Mamarokcanoe.jpg it was19:13
yofelRiddell's back \o/19:13
RiddellMamarok: http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/canoe.jpg19:13
* yofel gives Darkwing a hug - good post IMO19:13
Riddellhi yofel 19:13
MamarokRiddell: thanks a lot :)19:13
yofeler, yours, not #22019:14
* Mamarok could need some support: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MyriamSchweingruber19:29
highvoltagewhat are you applying for, Mamarok?19:30
Mamarokhighvoltage: well, the Kubuntu Council :)19:33
highvoltageaah19:33
MamarokRiddell: blogged: http://blogs.fsfe.org/myriam/archives/55119:33
genii-aroundIf there's 12 members in the council what number is considered quorum?19:37
genii-aroundAh, I need more coffee. 19:40
shadeslayerDarkwing: the post still doesn't answer some of the questions raised by the comments in your blog :P19:42
shadeslayerthough something is better than nothing :)19:42
Mamarokshadeslayer: seen my comment?19:42
yofeloh, 4.8.4 uploaded19:42
yofelI'll update the pad if anyone wants to work on it19:42
shadeslayerMamarok: the one about you running for KC?19:43
Mamarokno, on drakwings blog19:43
shadeslayernope19:43
shadeslayerI don't see your comment here : http://www.wonderly.com/2012/05/kubuntu-community-update/#comments19:44
shadeslayerMamarok: http://dot.kde.org/2012/05/31/meet-blue-systems%E2%80%94akademy-2012-platinum-sponsor doesn't help as well :P19:45
Mamarokfunny, I am sure I left a comment19:45
shadeslayerMaybe it triggered the spam filter or sth19:47
Mamarokah, wait, wrong blog entry, my comment is on the previous blog entry19:48
shadeslayerchecking19:48
Mamarok"What makes you think the government is involved? Why not think of a philanthropist? Shuttleworth is not the only wealthy individual interested in Free Software out there "19:48
shadeslayerhahaha19:48
MamarokAFAIK Clemens is from a very wealthy family from the food business in Germany19:48
jtechidnaFrom what I've heard, he made his fortunes managing a meat packaging facility19:49
shadeslayerBest. Conspiracy. Theory. Ever19:49
Mamarokone of the big meat producing factories19:49
Mamarokshadeslayer: and no, the family background is not a conspiracy :)19:50
shadeslayerMamarok: nah, I was talking about Blue Systems being a shell company etc19:50
jtechidnathey will put subliminal messages in the ksplash theme so that everybody will buy their hotdogs :P19:50
shadeslayerheh19:50
Mamarokah, you mean the "government is behind it" one? Yeah, good laugh19:50
shadeslayeryep19:51
jtechidnathen once the world is dependent on Germany's hotdogs19:51
jtechidnathey will be cut off and at Germany's mercy!19:51
shadeslayerone of the more hilarious theories behind Blue Systems though :P19:51
shadeslayeralso, I'm woefully ignorant of about 80% of the Ubuntu community :(19:52
shadeslayeralright, back to studies, cya 19:53
shadeslayerwendar: fwiw you can now use nvflash with SBKv2 devices, see androidroot.mobi :D19:53
shadeslayerThere's also a modified OLife image that you can use to properly flash ubuntu and dual boot and stuff19:54
=== yofel changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Now With Extra Gray | Council Nominations Open - See http://goo.gl/zUghQ | Bug hunting: http://ur1.ca/8kam4 | Packaging TODO (4.8.80/4.8.4): http://notes.kde.org/kubuntu-ninjas
genii-aroundIs there a way to get Kubuntu to use apport instead of kcrash ?20:04
yofelthere's some env var to disable drkonqi20:04
yofel!ninjas20:05
ubottuNinja Time! apachelogger, bulldog98, debfx, JontheEchidna, Lex79, maco, neversfelde, nhandler, Quintasan, rgreening, Riddell, ScottK, stalcup, txwikinger, yofel20:05
yofelI've updated the pad for 4.8.4 for those that want to work on it, and added both calligra updates too20:05
yofelgenii-around: one of these: http://techbase.kde.org/KDE_System_Administration/Environment_Variables#Troubleshooting_and_Debugging20:06
yofelshadeslayer: which tablet do you have again?20:09
genii-aroundyofel: Thanks20:11
Mamarokcan somebody please close bug 110502? It is totally outdated and about a version we don't ship nor support anymore since quite some time20:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 110502 in amarok (Ubuntu) ""Run Script Manager" button in lyrics tab not working" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/11050220:25
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shadeslayeryofel: ASUS Transformer ( TF101 is the model name )20:33
Mamarokbug 369970 should be closed as Wont Fix, we don not support Amarok 1.x anymore since 10.2009...21:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 369970 in amarok (Ubuntu) "Amarok does not understand audio file if it does not have audio filename extension" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36997021:02
Mamarokand even longer so upstream.21:02
Mamarokwho has rights enough to close these two as wont fix?21:03
* micahg wonders why it didn't expire21:04
micahgoh, right, not 2 months yet21:04
Mamarokwell, somebody commented on it with a totally unrelated comment21:05
micahgMamarok: no, they tested it and said it was likely fixed :)21:05
Mamarokwhich is totally unrelated, they didn't test version 1.4.10 which was the last of the 1.x series. Amarok 2.x has a different codebase, that bug never was in Amarok 2.x21:07
Mamarokso that test is useless21:07
micahgumm, for the bugsquad person triaging the bug, the fact that the bug never existed in 2.x was unknown 21:07
micahgso, that person did the right thing21:08
Mamarokwell, that is one more reasonto not have those bugs in launchpad anymore21:08
Mamarokmicahg: asking doesn't hurt, even for triagers21:08
micahgwell, general Kubuntu policy AIUI is to not have KDE bugs in LP unless they are integration bugs21:08
Mamarokone more reason to have this closed, especially since this bug is obsolete since more than 2 years :)21:09
micahgMamarok: so, I'd suggest marking it invalid as you say the 2.x code base was never affected (and that's all we have in lucid+)21:10
MamarokOK, will do21:10
micahghardy is the only release available with 1.4 and it's not supported on the desktop anymore anyways21:10
MamarokOK, done for both21:11
Mamarokso what with the reports that shouldn't be in launchpad anymore like bug 894496, how can I remove the amarok (Ubuntu) reference? the upstream bug is reference already21:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 894496 in banshee (Ubuntu) "Add support for Google Music" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/89449621:17
micahgMamarok: you need bug control permissions to do that I think21:19
MamarokI marked it as invalid with a comment21:19
micahgand that person has been asked not to make frankenbugs like that21:20
micahgno, I meant to remove the task21:20
* micahg does that21:20
Mamarokah, right, these multi-package bugs are annoying indeed21:21
micahgdone21:21
* apachelogger thought he'd never get out of uni today -.-22:09
apachelogger Ravi K Sharma is no kubuntu member FWIW22:20
Mamarokapachelogger: I know, that's why I said "all Kubuntu members"22:25
apacheloggerkk ^^22:26
Mamarokbtw: Riddell, ScottK: I hope you run again, don't you22:28
apacheloggerthey already renominated22:29
* Mamarok wonders what became of neversfelde, haven't seen him in a while22:29
apacheloggersomewhere up the thread I think22:29
Mamarokrenominated how? must have missed then when my mail resend went berserk22:31
apacheloggerhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2012-May/006101.html22:32
apacheloggerhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2012-May/006096.html22:33
Mamarokyep, that never ended in my inbox though, I wonder what went wrong there22:33
ScottKagateau: It built.23:08
* ScottK breaks bits of the CoC all over Darkwing's blog.23:14
apacheloggerhope you are proud of yourself23:16
* apachelogger waves fist23:16
benonsoftwarehi23:37
Riddellhi benonsoftware 23:49
* micahg supports ScottK's comment :)23:53
micahgFWIW of cource23:53

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