=== vorian is now known as v [03:18] <3 C++11 http://paste.kde.org/517436/ [04:02] the new strongly-typed enums are nift too: http://www.cprogramming.com/c++11/c++11-nullptr-strongly-typed-enum-class.html [04:23] Just stay away from the standard library [04:25] seen bug 1000508? I had fun [04:25] Launchpad bug 1000508 in gcc-4.7 (Ubuntu) "PendingMessages member variable of APT's GlobalError class initializes as "true" with -std=c++11" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1000508 [04:26] luckily it seems gcc came to their senses and implemented the new features in stdlib in an abi-compatible way with c++03's stdlib [04:28] otherwise nobody would use c++11 ever [04:29] since a) libraries use the standard library and b) you want to actually use these libraries [04:32] Libraries would never compile in c++11 since it would break all consumers using c++03, and consumers would never use c++11 since it would hose their apps [04:33] ...or they do use c++11, only to find it hoses their apps after they've utilized quite a bit of c++11 [04:33] anyway, I'm glad the standard library upstream is taking abi compatibility seriously now [04:53] anyone have an idea why the newest version of livecd-rootfs and live-build isnt creating binary/isolinux during building? [04:55] Most of the people here focus on the KDE part of Kubuntu, so this probably isn't the best place to ask. [04:55] Mabye #ubuntu-installer, although this is not a good time of day to ask questions there. [05:00] well its kinda kde related in building an entirely qt based distro [05:01] (as far as i can go entirely qt) somethings had to sacrifice using qt libs for flexibility functionality [05:01] so there is some kde libs [05:39] Right, all I'm saying is this isn't the best channel to find people who know about livecd-rootfs. === mgraesslin_ is now known as mgraesslin === PaulW2U is now known as G4MBY2 [12:11] Hiyas all [14:32] wut wut wut wut [14:32] Accepted to the university [14:35] Gotta turn in the documents and I should be a student offically [14:39] congrats Quintasan! [14:40] highvoltage: Thanks :) [14:40] * highvoltage often considers doing the university thing but doesn't have the balls [16:18] Quintasan: well done, four years of being able to help kubuntu :) [16:31] Riddell: even 5 years :P [16:33] Riddell: Still have some paperwork though :/ === ronnoc_ is now known as ronnoc [17:50] Hey there, I don't know how many of you use - and love - bzr, but if you do, and you're bored of the single-color diff results, you can install colordiff and then do bzr diff | colordiff for full color results. Awesome! (: [17:52] HI littlegirl [17:52] Hey there, did you play with the diff thing? It's totally cool. (: [17:52] you can even alias bzr diff to do that automagically [17:52] Can I? I was wondering just that. (: [17:52] I know I can alias something to something else entirely, but this would be something very close. (: [17:53] littlegirl: indeedydo you can littlegirl [17:53] * littlegirl is assaulting her bashrc file [17:54] * Daskreech takes shocking pictures and posts to Time Magazine [17:55] * littlegirl goes viral [17:56] ScottK: qt4-x11_4.8.1-0ubuntu4.2 in precise-proposed, sorry for the delay [18:02] littlegirl: there is also a colordiff plugin in bzrtools ("bzr cdiff") [18:05] ::qt-bugs:: [1024402] Text cursor in wrong cell in calligrawords @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1024402 (by Jonathan Riddell) [18:05] Launchpad bug 1024402 in qt4-x11 (Ubuntu Precise) "Text cursor in wrong cell in calligrawords" [Undecided,New] [18:06] debfx: Oooh, thanks! I'm all about color. (: [18:10] Does anyone know how much time the translation team needs to comfortably translate the kubuntu-docs before the freeze? I've been asking for a couple of days in the #ubuntu-translators channel, but that's a ghost channel that doesn't seem to be inhabited by living creatures. (: [18:14] Riddell: I decided to leave references to irc.freenode.net in and just add references to irc.ubuntu.com. My reason is that my IRC program was set up to connect on irc.freenode.net by default, so I figure if that's the case in future, the user will know they can still get to the Kubuntu channels. (: [18:34] whats up my blue blooded buddies? [18:37] hi vorian [18:37] hey riddell! hows things? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:37] evening [18:38] nice and sunny [18:39] indeed it is :) [18:39] v: ! [18:39] Ilove your mask line! [18:39] werd [18:39] if i remove something from kde repos in 4.9, do i need to alert packagers? (it's a 2-liner to a cmakelists file and some dir removals) [18:41] sreich: not especially, we will work it out by going "oh those compiled files don't exist any more" [18:41] ok, cool [18:41] had to get this removal in before the release, since microsoft decided to shut their apis and make it closed-only [18:42] so the bing image search runner, shortly after 4.9 gets released..wouldn't work at all [18:42] never before did i realize that finding apis that you can use freely is so impossible [18:42] they don't get any friendlyer that lot [18:43] hah, nope [18:43] what's the new biing api terms? [18:44] something like "pay, pay, pay" === v is now known as VORIAN [18:45] google has had the same policy for a while now [18:45] it simply makes it impossible for free software to use their stuff === skreech__ is now known as Daskreech [23:38] JontheEchidna: did you break qapt master? [23:39] apachelogger: in what way? [23:39] /build/buildd/qapt-1.3.50/utils/qapt-deb-installer/ChangesDialog.h:29:27: fatal error: LibQApt/Package: No such file or directory [23:39] ah [23:39] sec [23:41] apachelogger: ok, fixed [23:41] JontheEchidna++ [23:41] LibQApt/Package wouldn't exist on a clean chroot building qapt :P [23:42] yah, same problem keept biting me with phonon demos ^^ [23:48] rbelem: ping