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* rbelem hugs afiestas 02:39
rbelemi will get it running this week :-)02:39
ScottKmaco: pg should work fine with quassel.  I think unsupported means if it breaks you get to keep both halves, not that it doesn't work.  I didn't try it though.02:40
macoScottK: it was refusing to do the conversion, just bailing. Riddell got it about the qt driver being missing, but even after that it just acted like i had no pre-existing quassel config and tried to get me to set it up all over again. after exiting that and trying again, it said "well you already set it up, nothing to do" and exited :(  so now i just started over with a blank db03:33
ScottKOK.03:52
shadeslayermorning :)08:14
Daskreechhi08:17
apacheloggerahoyahoy08:32
valorieomg I just finished watching A Town Called Mercy08:44
valorieso cool to be able to watch the doctor soon after the episodes are released08:45
valorienot so cool to have to wait a week to see the next one!08:45
valorieactually 2 weeks because I'll be in Randa next weekend08:46
Riddellvalorie: life is cruel, surely you could have a special Randa showing?08:52
* apachelogger wonders how valorie does not expect that :O08:56
tsdgeosagateau: ping08:59
agateautsdgeos: pong08:59
tsdgeosagateau: you knew something about this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-scrollbar/+bug/1005677 right09:00
tsdgeos?09:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1005677 in ayatana-scrollbar "Re-emergence of "Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA__gtk_widget_style_get: assertion `GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)'" Makes vlc and other Qt apps crashing crashing" [High,Confirmed]09:00
apacheloggertsdgeos: are you on 12.04?09:00
tsdgeosapachelogger: no09:01
* apachelogger waves fist :P09:01
agateautsdgeos: heard about it yes09:01
agateautsdgeos: haven't investigated much yet09:02
tsdgeosagateau: ah, i thought you might have some idea to were i should look to try to fix it09:02
tsdgeosapachelogger: why?09:02
agateautsdgeos: when I fixed the bug the first time for 12.04, it was caused by ayatana scrollbars returning a null pointer when Qt widget style tried to allocate a gtk scrollbar iirc09:03
apacheloggerhave a bug fix for ktuberling that needs verification, just thought you might want to do it, since you reported :P09:03
tsdgeosapachelogger: sorry09:03
agateautsdgeos: I workarounded it by adding a method to gtk to disable ayatana scrollbars, and patching the qt gtk style to call it09:03
tsdgeosagateau: i see09:04
tsdgeoswell, i'll have a quick look09:04
agateautsdgeos: the qt and gtk patches are still there, so it is weird to see this coming back09:04
agateautsdgeos: unless the qt gtk style is using gtk3 now, but I don't think it is the case09:05
agateautsdgeos: thanks for looking into that09:05
Riddellthe qt gtk style stuff has changed recently09:05
tsdgeosagateau: well it's just a random combination fact that it appeared in a list of bugs i'm allowed to work while on work-work09:05
agateautsdgeos: ok, nice09:06
agateauRiddell: do you know what changed?09:06
Riddellstopped using xsettings-gtk and started setting gtk3 directly09:07
Riddellusing apol's kde-config-gtk09:07
agateauso the qt style is based on gtk3 these days?09:10
Riddellno, under kubuntu the gtk3 style is oxygen's gtk 309:13
Riddellunder unity qt style should pick up the gtk one, that's not changed09:14
agateauwhat I am saying is qt gtk style has been based on gtk2 until now, but maybe they ported it to gtk3. haven't checked.09:21
agateau(i am referring to the style used by qt when running on unity)09:22
Riddellagateau: right, I don't know anything about that one09:22
RiddellI don't think that's changed09:22
agateaui don't think either, given the lack of resources working on it09:23
tsdgeoswell09:25
tsdgeosit's the stle for sure09:25
tsdgeosif i use a different style it doesn't crash/act weird09:25
tsdgeosand the warnings are gone09:26
tsdgeosanyway let's wait for the qt build to finish09:27
tsdgeosit's the scrollbars10:04
bambeeafiestas: hi,  your video does not work on your blog post (for webaccounts), at least with chrome it does not work10:04
tsdgeosbuilding gtk to see why the function to show them is being ignored10:04
tsdgeosnow if gtk was as easy as qt to build...10:04
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1016681] Could not find debug symbol packages for this application. @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1016681 (by ill)10:10
afiestasbambee: there is a link to the video file10:14
afiestasbtw it works in chrome/ium, rekonq and ff here10:14
Riddellthat video is 130MB maybe your host isn't serving it fast enough10:18
RiddellI had to download it with wget10:18
afiestasit should be fast enough10:19
* apachelogger recommends using sane formats for web targettign screencasts :P10:20
* apachelogger wonders why he always ends up with too many ts -.-10:20
afiestasRiddell: actually going only to 1,5Mb10:27
afiestasmaybe my host penalized me because of yesterday traffic (though  I hva no reached the limit)10:27
afiestaswill host on youtube nexttime10:27
tsdgeosdebian packages are the evil10:29
tsdgeossilly way to make a configure && make ultra difficult10:30
tsdgeoswhat did i say10:35
tsdgeosyou can't even apt-get source && dpkg-buildpackage10:35
tsdgeossigh10:35
apacheloggerhuh?10:35
apacheloggerapt-get build-dep inbetween the two? :P10:36
shadeslayerapachelogger: you didn't upload https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/experimental/+files/kdevelop-custom-buildsystem_1.2.2-0ubuntu1.dsc10:36
shadeslayer:|10:36
apachelogger*shrug*10:36
apacheloggerdid you mail cj?10:36
shadeslayeryes10:36
tsdgeosapachelogger: sure10:37
tsdgeosapachelogger: interestingly the second time is working10:37
apacheloggertsdgeos: so what does it fail with?10:37
shadeslayerapachelogger: "It's not in core or desktop-core, so there's no reason for me to add a10:37
shadeslayermanual exception.  You should seed it somewhere"10:37
apacheloggerlol10:37
tsdgeosapachelogger: some useful "debian/rules error 2"10:37
tsdgeos:D10:37
shadeslayerheh10:37
apacheloggerprobably a crap package10:37
tsdgeosbut as said on a second run with -nc seems to be getting me further along10:37
apacheloggerpackages that require no cleaning are crap packages :P10:38
apacheloggeror your system is outofdate10:38
apacheloggershadeslayer: one way to look at it10:38
apacheloggershadeslayer: plz be applying for motu10:38
apachelogger->shower();10:38
shadeslayer...10:38
shadeslayerapachelogger: exception caught ENOWATER10:38
shadeslayer:P10:38
apacheloggerwhat is this?10:38
apacheloggerjava?10:38
shadeslayerit's whatever-the-hell-you-want-it-to-be10:39
* shadeslayer updates FF KDE 10:39
shadeslayeractually ... maybe later10:41
tsdgeosagateau: i know why it's happening, unsure how to fix it :D11:31
agateautsdgeos: I am all ears!11:32
tsdgeosagateau: basically the new "overlay-scrollbar" code renames the class so it's no longer called GtkHScrollbar but OsScrollbar11:32
tsdgeosthus even if the scrollbar is created11:32
tsdgeoswhen the gtkstyle tries to access the GtkHScrollbar it crashes because can't find it11:33
Riddellhow's this for stylish? http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/KUBUNTU%20POLO%20PROOF.pdf11:33
tsdgeosthe "overlay-scrollbar" code also has some code to refrain itself from loading, but only works if the main binary is linked against qt, not if qt is loaded by some plugin like in vlc, bzr, etc11:33
tsdgeosi guess the easiest way is making the gtkstyle query for OsScrollbar if GtkHScrollbar failed11:34
tsdgeoskludge on top of kludge!11:34
agateautsdgeos: hold on, you mean the code renames the "normal" GtkHScrollBar?11:34
agateaucimitan-crazyness11:35
tsdgeoswell, i guess it hijacks the creation of the class at some stage yes11:35
agateaugobject is clearly too powerful for its own good11:36
tsdgeosyep11:36
tsdgeosi'm not sure my suggested solution works11:36
tsdgeoslet's give it a tr11:36
tsdgeosmaybe i'm talking crap :D11:37
agateauRiddell: nice!11:37
agateautsdgeos: one can never know when it comes to gobject :)11:37
mikhasoh come on now, you can overload the new operator in C++, too ;-)11:41
tsdgeosyeah, the patch works, though is a bit crap :D11:41
tsdgeoswonder if i could coherce gtk not to change the name of the scrollbar if it's not using the overlayed one11:41
tsdgeostaht seems like a better solution11:41
agateautsdgeos: have you talk with cimi about the bug and the patch?11:59
BluesKajHey all12:23
Riddelldantti: how do I test colord-kde?12:25
shadeslayerRiddell: are you sure the settings.ini in kubuntu-default-settings is even used?12:48
shadeslayerbecause I think it'll need a autostart script to automatically link /usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/settings.ini to ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini12:49
Riddellshadeslayer: in startkde  cp -f /usr/share/kubuntu-default-settings/settings.ini $HOME/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini12:50
shadeslayeruh ... ok12:50
shadeslayerthat seems a bit bad12:51
shadeslayerand should have been done via autostart no?12:51
Riddellshadeslayer: how bad?12:51
shadeslayerbad as in ... cannot be reused by derivatives and what not :P12:51
shadeslayerhm12:51
Riddellshadeslayer: maybe, we've always patched startkde for this and my changes removed a load of lines compared to 12.0412:52
Riddellbut feel free to change it if you need to12:52
shadeslayerI'm a bit unsure of what would happen on the first boot though ;)12:52
Riddellan autostart script is yet another bash process needing started so that's a downside12:52
shadeslayerand I might have to force a realod of configs somehow12:53
shadeslayer( not sure how that'll happen )12:53
tsdgeosagateau: ok, basically the "old" scrollbar is no longer used, the code you added to qt and gtk is really a noop13:18
agateautsdgeos: oh ok13:18
tsdgeossince he basically hijacks at the gtk level the scrollbar, the "os_scrollbar_new" function gtk used to use to build the new scrollbar is gone13:19
agateauso, time to apply your hack?13:20
tsdgeosdon't know13:22
tsdgeosi'd like to talk to cimi13:22
tsdgeoshe's on holiday though13:22
shadeslayerdo you think we can drop http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-workspace/view/head:/debian/patches/use_dejavu_as_default_font.diff13:27
shadeslayersince we now use Ubuntu as the default font?13:27
Riddellshadeslayer: hmm13:28
Riddellshadeslayer: we don't use it13:29
Riddellthat's a debian patch we disable13:29
shadeslayerah ok13:29
shadeslayerdidn't realize it comes from debian13:29
Daskreechyofel: ping13:39
yofelpong?13:40
Daskreechyofel: Just checking what version of muon are you running?13:45
DaskreechI have 1.4.0 and it has a total UI freeze anytime you cnofirm packages13:49
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yofelDaskreech: also 1.4.0, but works fine. What freezes? The whole desktop or just muon?14:10
Daskreechyofel: Just Muon. I can install things and monitor them with the cli but as soon as I hit Apply Changes I get a popup asking for the password but the muon window has been locked by then and never unlocks14:14
Daskreechhad it sit for two days14:14
yofelnever happened to me I fear :/14:16
shadeslayeryofel: do gtk apps use oxygen gtk for you on quantal?14:28
Daskreechyofel: Bah. Been happening for 3-4 muon updates now I was hoping it was a bug14:31
BluesKajDaskreech, too many probs with muon after update/upgrades , not worth the grief :(14:59
apacheloggerhttp://wstaw.org/m/2012/09/17/plasma-desktopjk2406.png15:00
apacheloggerdragon3 has now more UIs than I have videos -.-15:00
DaskreechBluesKaj: such as?15:01
DaskreechHmm15:01
BluesKajblocking updates in dpkg , Daskreech15:01
DaskreechI remember that URLS with images in them used to open in gwenview. Now Rekonq does it15:01
Daskreechwonder what happened with that15:01
BluesKajand installs with apt-get15:02
DaskreechBluesKaj: Mine doesn't block updates but it seems to indicate that it does. Checking on it things actually go through15:02
shadeslayerDaskreech: check system settings > default application15:03
BluesKajI normally don't use package mangers for installations , mostly as a reference guide for package info ..synaptic still works for me Daskreech :)15:03
shadeslayerand look under "Web Browsers"15:03
shadeslayeryou want the setting to be "in an application based on the contents of the url"15:04
Daskreechshadeslayer: yeah it's rekonq. But URLS that ended in .jpg/.png/gif etc used to open in gwenview. THough that may have been when konqueror was my default browser :-/15:04
shadeslayerjust set it to what I said and watch the magic :P15:05
DaskreechBluesKaj: :-) I tend to use Apt-get but i was asked my opinion of muon and the discovery center so I've been trying to use those15:05
Daskreechshadeslayer: ahhhhhh15:05
agateauDaskreech: embedding Gwenview in a browse is not that much of a good idea anyway because Gwenview does not support progressive loading15:05
Daskreechastute15:05
Daskreechagateau: it wasnt embedded15:05
shadeslayer:)15:05
agateauDaskreech: it started the separate application? weird15:06
Daskreechagateau: bleah. ok now it's embedded 15:06
Daskreech:-p15:06
shadeslayerwot15:06
shadeslayerit always started in a different application for me15:06
shadeslayeras in, clicking apachelogger's link from Quassel starts a KJob which downloads the url and tells gwenview to openit15:07
DaskreechYep15:07
agateaushadeslayer: ha, that's different, i thought you were talking about clicking on links within a web page15:08
shadeslayernah15:08
agateaushadeslayer: Daskreech: this behavior is configured from a kcm module15:08
shadeslayerthough does gwenview offer a gwenviewpart? :P15:08
Daskreechagateau: no clicking on an external link15:08
Daskreechshadeslayer: parrently. 15:08
Daskreechagateau: which shadeslayer just pointed out15:08
agateaushadeslayer: it does, but it does not support progressive download15:08
shadeslayerah ok15:09
agateaukcmshell4 componentchooser15:09
agateauthen pick "web browser"15:09
Daskreechagateau: to be honest I don't know why it would. It's probably expecting files from a hard drive15:09
shadeslayerI just pointed that out :)15:09
agateauDaskreech: true, either hard drive or lan network shares, that's why I don't want to work on progressive downloads15:10
agateauDaskreech: pick "in an application based on the contents of the URL" to get gwenview to open when clicking images from quassel15:10
Daskreechthough gwenview crashes on me anytime i load kipi now15:11
agateaubad kipi15:11
shadeslayerwho wants to try out the new KDevelop for precise?15:12
shadeslayerhttps://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/experimental?field.series_filter=precise < in case anyone wants to have a go at QA15:13
DaskreechI would love for kipi to be plugin based 15:15
apacheloggerDaskreech: like kipi you mean? :S15:19
shadeslayerhehe15:19
Daskreechapachelogger: yes a plugin with plugins :)15:19
apacheloggeractually I wonder how it loads the plugins15:19
DaskreechSpecifically for the slideshow effect that wuld be be great to democratize 15:20
apacheloggerDaskreech: why be it crashing tho?15:20
DaskreechDunno15:20
apacheloggerbacktrace!15:20
DaskreechDidn't care enough to check into it. Someone wanted to know if they could lighten a picture from Gwenview15:20
DaskreechI looked into it and it crashed twice then the person just opened kolourpaint and fixed it so I stopped looking15:21
agateauapachelogger: gwenview uses KPluginLoader to load kipi plugins15:23
agateaubut the KIPI API is a bit of a mess15:23
apacheloggerah yes15:23
apacheloggerhow does that go kaboom then?15:23
apacheloggerthat's a bit curious15:23
apacheloggerbut since Daskreech refuses to feed information we shall all forget about it right now15:24
agateauBC changes between kipi-plugins and kipi?15:24
agateauright :)15:24
apacheloggerand best never to talk about it anyway, what with plugins for plugins15:24
agateaus/BC/BIC/15:24
kubotuagateau: You did something wrong... Try s/you/me/ or tell me "help sed"15:24
apacheloggeragateau: oh, kipi changes BC without changing soname? :P15:24
Daskreechgive me a moment printing some things off then I'll be back here15:25
apacheloggeractually.... I think our safety net ought to catch upstream being sloppy and not bumping versions on api removal15:25
agateauapachelogger: it should not, but there has been problem like that in the past15:25
DaskreechAh the evil printing is complete15:27
Daskreechas an aside what's going with CUPS?15:27
apacheloggerwhy?15:29
apacheloggerit's cupsing I suppose15:29
DaskreechWasn't it supposed to be "replaced" or augmented by openprinting.org after Apple said they were planning on screwing it up?15:29
Daskreechgwenview-dbg installing15:30
agateauDaskreech: note that I am about to uninstall myself from my laptop :)15:31
Daskreechagateau: Anything that you would like to know?15:32
Riddellshadeslayer: kdevelop installs and runs15:32
shadeslayerw00t15:32
shadeslayercopying to beta backports then15:32
agateauDaskreech: backtrace and console output should be good enough15:33
DaskreechOk configuring then starting gwenview from the command line to try and run a batch tool on my pr0n15:34
agateauDaskreech: I don't need those details :)15:34
shadeslayer"Launchpad encountered an internal error during the following operation: copying a package.  It was logged with id OOPS-2d31429dc528354566e978d2f4e15201.  Sorry for the inconvenience."15:35
shadeslayeryay15:35
Daskreechagateau: It shall be allll dark and black15:35
Daskreechagateau && apachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/550838/15:45
DaskreechThe backtrace is empty?15:45
agateauDaskreech: weird, should not be empty15:47
agateau(msg on line 19 can be ignored)15:47
DaskreechQSocketNotifier: Invalid socket 18 and type 'Read', disabling...15:48
DaskreechQSocketNotifier: Invalid socket 14 and type 'Read', disabling...15:48
Daskreechare also on the CLI after that15:48
DaskreechYep No backtrace15:51
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mparilloAnybody here running Ubuntu One on a daily build? It has been crashing on startup for me for a couple of days. I send the automatic crash report to Launch Pad, and I learn it is a duplicate, but do you know how I can tell which one? Reason I am asking here is that Kubuntu is unsupported.16:56
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1052076] Widgets stop responding when enabling gestures on (evdev) multitouch device @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1052076 (by Cédric Dufour)17:47
yofelshadeslayer: would need a vm to test, my gtk3 setup here is a mess18:12
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shadeslayeryofel: nvm :)18:21
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debfxqt 4.8.3 is building in the experimental ppa20:47
shadeslayerquantal?20:48
shadeslayeryeah20:49
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mparilloAnybody remember how the fonts got ugly in the early betas for 12.04? It had to do with Qt supporting Ubuntu Medium Fonts?  Now I read: Dmitry Shachnev (mitya57) wrote 12 hours ago: #3922:21
mparilloIn Quantal, ubuntu-font-family-sources *will* ship the Medium version of the font (see http://pad.lv/1048600). Can anybody please re-open the ubuntu-font-family-sources task and nominate/target all tasks to quantal?22:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1048600 in ubuntu-font-family-sources (Ubuntu) "[FFe] Restore "Ubuntu Medium" weights in Ubuntu's binary .deb" [High,Triaged]22:21

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