=== vibhav is now known as Guest81049 === yofel_ is now known as yofel [08:46] apachelogger: didn't you want to schedule a meeting? (or did I and forgot about it...?) === Blizzzek is now known as Blizzz [11:11] yofel: I am not sure who was supposed to, but I regularly remember it and then go fuck it .... doodle's UI is making me crazy :( [11:12] son! <3 [11:12] I also should write a mail about dog food [11:12] Tm_T: mommy [11:15] anything urgent needs doing? otherwise I'll prepare upload to make amarok and clementine build again [11:19] amarok to build again sounds urgent (: [11:20] well, there was not FTBFS yet :P [11:24] oh [11:24] actually first I need to prepare a fix for ubiquity [11:25] apparently also our installer is written in python and crashes in perfectly build time detectable stupid coding errors \o/ [11:27] yay [11:34] Riddell: how is in charge of ubiquity these days? [11:36] apachelogger: who? cjwatson is in general [11:36] nobody is maintaining the kde side [11:36] yah [11:36] oh [11:36] actually that might be a bug in the kdeui [11:36] apachelogger: hmm? [11:37] * apachelogger finds all those unrelated classes stuffed in one find totally unparsable [11:37] If it's build-time detectable, we should have a test case for it [11:37] cjwatson: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1008255 [11:37] Launchpad bug 1008255 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Instillation crashes mid instillation upon pressing continue of account details setup," [Low,In progress] [11:37] seems to be in the ubi plugin when using a hostname with spaces [11:39] If it's build-time detectable, by all means present proof of this :-) [11:39] cjwatson: run a test that triggers the crash :P [11:39] Yeah, that should be self.ui.controller I think [11:39] yep [11:39] apachelogger: I would love there to be a non-zero number of tests for the KDE frontend [11:39] Although that is in frontend-independent code [11:40] yeah, I think the ubi tests are just incomplete [11:40] and yes, kde frontend tests need to come, but only with the QML port I think [11:40] Oh, no it's not, the GTK frontend detects that earlier and presents the error inline [11:41] So in theory frontend-independent but in practice only KDE runs into it [11:41] cjwatson: doesn't change the fact that the code there is wrong as self has no controller attribute :) [11:41] Certainly, I agree. Do you want to commit a patch for that? [11:41] It ought to go into the SRU queue as well [11:42] cjwatson: feel free to fix it yourself, I'd have to make a merge request I think [11:42] Oh, you probably don't have commit access to lp:~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk [11:42] (Though I can add you if you're going to be doing a lot) [11:42] But you can just pastebin a patch if you like and I can commit it [11:42] Seeing as it's assigned to you [11:43] * apachelogger has not signed the contributor agreement so he actually cannot do a lot :) [11:45] Ah, damn thing [11:45] cjwatson: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1050741/ [11:46] "Buy a CD or DVD" [11:46] setup -> usersetup, but I'll fix that, thanks [11:46] * apachelogger updates website [11:47] cjwatson: cheers [11:47] committed [11:54] cjwatson: are you going to take care of the SRU? [11:55] uh, MS announced a tablet [11:55] apachelogger: if you assign me a precise task on that bug I'll try to remember ... [11:55] cjwatson: done, thanks [11:56] * apachelogger moves on to fix liblastfm users === Guest81049 is now known as vibhav [12:19] hiyas all [12:48] -> Considering build-dep kdemultimedia-dev (>= 4:4.2.0) [12:48] Tried versions: [12:48] -> Does not satisfy version, not trying [12:48] yofel, Riddell: debfx: transitional package? [12:49] why not just fix it? [12:49] we usually have transitional packages for upgrade reasons, not FTBFS [12:49] yeah [12:49] *shrug* [12:52] yofel: and for stay-compatible-with-debian reasons [12:53] ah, it's only amarok it seems [12:54] amarok, audex and bangarang [12:54] in main anyway [12:54] debfx: how can you tell? [12:55] reverse-depends -r sid -b kdemultimedia-dev [12:55] amarok is still in main? [12:55] nah, checked precise [12:55] * apachelogger did not think of looking at debian ^^ [12:55] also ETOOMANYTOOLS [12:56] yeah that's a bit of a workaround since reverse-depends doesn't track non-existent packages [12:57] and build-rdepends only searches main [12:58] true [12:58] well, main non-free and contrib ^^ [12:59] debian will br dropping kdemultimedia-dev when they update to 4.9 [14:10] http://paste.kde.org/504452/ [14:10] wah? Oo [14:12] manual dpkg-buildpackage works .... [14:17] um never seen that before [14:17] but 2.6 beta 1 is compiled in quantal [14:19] I also did not change anything [14:19] ...in that cmake stuff [14:19] also that error does not make sense [14:19] why would it fail on pbuilder build and once running it manually in the same env it installs... [14:23] Riddell: should we make amarok make builddep on ffmpeg? used for transcoding and musicbrainz fingerprinting [14:36] Riddell: happened again [14:37] apachelogger: the (k)ubuntu seed says "libavcodec cannot be shipped on CDs (c.f. Ubuntu technical board resolution 2007-01-02)." [14:38] question is why [14:40] apachelogger: patent risks presumably [14:45] uh ah, I think I ran out of disk space ^^ [14:51] I have one gig of kcache files Oo [15:08] at least your dpkg isn't broken (hurray on dpkg 1.16.3) [15:10] lol === fenris is now known as Guest34289 === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter === Guest34289 is now known as ejat [17:09] [amarok] Harald Sitter * apachelogger@ubuntu.com-20120620170858-egvrpx2jjnq26l7a * debian/ (4 files in 2 dirs) (log message trimmed) [17:09] * Add 0001-port-to-liblastfm1-api.patch from upstream (target 2.7) fixing [17:09] compatibiity with liblastfm1, fairly trivial and simple patch (LP: #1015526) * [17:14] yofel: did you review digikam packaging from bzr? [17:44] howdy [17:44] anyone around that's involved with the kubuntu tablet stuff? [17:46] you want to talk to bulldog98 or rbelem when they're here usually [17:47] shadeslayer: are you sure that those shouldn't be installed? http://paste.kde.org/504704 [17:47] highvoltage, o/ [17:47] highvoltage: I'm doing some stuff for kubuntu tablet, mostly trying to get all the pieces to work on ARM :P [17:48] otherwise digikam looks fine [17:48] yofel: is that from the build log? [17:48] that's from the buildlog of the test rebuild I did just now [17:48] ah yes, imgur stuff, I'm not so sure about that [17:49] rbelem, shadeslayer: great, not sure if you've been following but we (edubuntu) want to put together an image for the zatab as well [17:49] because the imgur logo etc could be copyrighted, and I didn't find a copyright stuff for that in the src's [17:49] we're ordering some of them but ran into some hickups so we don't actually have the devices yet [17:49] (but should have it by next week) [17:49] highvoltage: iirc DarkwingDuck has a ZaTab [17:49] ok, sounds reasonable - and the templates? [17:49] I last spoke to DarkWing and he said it booted but the screen was black [17:49] highvoltage, i heard about that in uds-q [17:50] highvoltage, i got the tablet running [17:50] highvoltage, but no touchscreen [17:50] but my actual question is, how do we go about getting arm images going so long on the canonical build infractructure? [17:50] yofel: I thought I installed the templates ... lemme check [17:50] do we need to set up new seeds? who should we poke? [17:50] rbelem: can the zatab boot ubuntu ? Like .. what is needed? [17:50] highvoltage, you will need seeds [17:51] shadeslayer, a custom kernel [17:51] rbelem: the kernel you use for the zatab is in universe, right? [17:51] highvoltage, you can take a look on current kubuntu-active seeds [17:51] highvoltage, not yet [17:51] one minute [17:51] rbelem: how do you get builds then? or aren't there custom ones? [17:51] ofcourse, what I'm more intersted in was, is that custom kernel readily available? [17:51] *official ones, I mean [17:52] DarkWing said that he'd work on getting it into universe last when we talked [17:52] ah [17:52] I had a really hard time with the kernel bits [17:52] even bricked my tablet :| [17:53] highvoltage, shadeslayer https://github.com/allwinner-dev-team/linux-allwinner [17:53] *click* [17:53] omgawesome [17:54] they seem to have thought of everything [17:54] highvoltage, shadeslayer https://github.com/allwinner-dev-team/android_device_allwinner_zatab [17:54] highvoltage, i think that we can have zatab kernel on universe [17:54] ah thanks rbelem [17:54] highvoltage, i'm working with some linaro guys to get that done [17:55] rbelem: I'm not a kernel expert but if there's something I could do, please let me know, I'd like to get involved with that [17:58] rbelem: so I guess some of it will go into multiverse? (I see there's some non-free drivers in there) [17:59] shadeslayer: how do you brick that tablet? doesn't it just boot from sd card? [17:59] uhh ... [17:59] highvoltage: I have a ASUS transformer [17:59] I was using dd to write kernelblobs and flashed the wrong blob [17:59] highvoltage, oki [17:59] kaboom [18:00] shadeslayer: aah [18:00] no recovery, booted a borked android [18:00] :( [18:00] highvoltage, probably we will have a package that will contain all non-free bits [18:00] and that's such a nice tablet too [18:00] managed to fix it though [18:00] rbelem: so the package will go into multiverse completely? [18:00] highvoltage: yeah, hardware acceleration is non existent though [18:01] highvoltage, i think so, only the non-free drivers will go to multiverse [18:01] ok [18:01] shadeslayer: "fuck you nvidia"? [18:01] :-D [18:01] hahahaha [18:02] * highvoltage actually likes the tegra chips (when they work) [18:02] oh man, that talk is epic [18:02] highvoltage: mostly "fsck you ASUS for not contributing code back properly" [18:02] heh [18:02] a) They're using the 2.6.39 kernel ( I think, will have to check ) [18:03] b) They just dump the kernel sources, no git history [18:03] c) They didn't implement some things the right way (TM) [18:03] I wouldn't know the correct way to do those things, but I'm quite interested :P [18:16] rbelem, shadeslayer: is Kubuntu going to have an alpha 2 image for the zatab? [18:16] idk ... don't have the hardware to test [18:16] highvoltage, yup [18:16] so we *could* spin images, but will need someone to test [18:17] cool. [18:17] what kernel do you currently ship? [18:17] I have a pandaboard that I could test with [18:17] highvoltage, i will try to fix the latest issues before alpha2 [18:17] if that would help [18:17] ooohhh [18:18] (and I should have my zatab next week some time) [18:18] Riddell: have you seen this : http://www.360.ee/eng/index.php [18:18] kayaking in Tallinn :P [18:18] highvoltage, awesome [18:19] highvoltage, yeah... pandaboard would be helpful to test some arm stuff [18:19] I can test all the other packages [18:19] we'll at least check all the kde-edu stuff too since we ship it in edubuntu :) [18:19] except the kernel bits [18:19] awesum :D [18:53] pfffttt [18:53] running wrap and sort will make the debian delta huge [18:58] so, the pairs.desktop file needs a line that says "Categories=Qt;KDE;Education;Game;KidsGame; [18:58] " [18:58] what's the best way to get that into upstream? could one of you guys perhaps commit it? [18:58] hmm [18:58] reviewboard usually [18:58] ^ [18:59] KidsGame ... didn't know that was even a category [18:59] * highvoltage found it using Blinken as an example :) [18:59] :D [19:08] shouldn't "Sort: By Top Rated" sorty by stars? http://people.ubuntu.com/~yofel/pics/ms.png [20:16] shadeslayer: mmm, got to be done [20:17] :D [20:24] ffff [20:25] 65536 [20:26] :D [20:46] ::qt-bugs:: [1015782] package qt4-doc (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: short read on buffer copy for b... @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1015782 (by Andre) [20:46] Launchpad bug 1015782 in qt4-x11 (Ubuntu) "package qt4-doc (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: short read on buffer copy for backend dpkg-deb during `./usr/share/qt4/doc/qch/qt.qch'" [Undecided,New] [22:33] does anyone know what the plans are for packaging libpoppler >= 0.2? [22:45] is there anyway i can look back through my updates, and see what was updated and when? I did a 25 package update a couple of days ago up to the 3 series 26 version kernel, and things are going awry, badly. [22:47] you can see that in the apt history [22:47] excellent. [22:48] either look in muon View->History, or /var/log/apt/history.log [22:48] It appears something in the same update has messed with my system, and I want to find out what. I have checked my system settings/default applications/web browser, and that's all normal [22:49] but everything is opening based on content, rather than directly into firefox - text into kate, music and vids in vlc, pdfs into okular, etc [22:49] html and other direct urls go to firefox, but everything else is getting redirected without me getting a say in it [22:50] i'll take a look at that now, yofel - thanks [22:55] yofel, this is all of what went through with the upgrade on 17/June, this issue only started after that. Could you see anything here which *might* have caused this please? [22:55] http://paste.ubuntu.com/1051766/