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ScottKpimlibs built, so that's something.00:01
QuintasanHmmm00:03
Quintasanagateau: plasma-widget-homerun should depend on libhomerun0 for sure00:06
Quintasan(={binary:Version}) I guess00:06
QuintasanScottK: Opinions ^00:06
Quintasan?00:06
ScottKQuintasan: They are built from the same source?00:09
QuintasanScottK: Yes00:09
ScottKThen yes.00:09
QuintasanWhat the...00:09
QuintasanScottK: Can you check if homerun package exists in raring?00:10
QuintasanWhat is this sorcery00:13
shadeslayernope00:16
ScottKrmadison says no00:16
shadeslayerit's in the queue00:16
shadeslayerQuintasan: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/raring/+queue00:17
* ScottK looks00:17
ScottKQuintasan: debian/copyright fail.00:20
ScottKLook in components/qml/TabBar.qml and then look in your debian/copyright.00:21
ScottKQuintasan: I've accepted, but please fix.00:23
ScottKQuintasan: Also it's really annoying to have packaging under a different license than the package.  00:24
QuintasanScottK: I have absolutely no idea under what license am I supposed to provide the damn packaging00:26
QuintasanScottK: Since the package itself uses lgpl, gplv2 and gplv3 and whatnot00:26
apacheloggerBSD :P00:26
Quintasanand BSD 2-clause00:26
ScottKQuintasan: I usually say "The same terms as the package itself: and let people sort it out who care.00:26
ScottKWhere it gets confusing is if you add a patch and then the license of the patch gets unclear.00:27
ScottKThat or just don't mention it.00:27
ScottKThat's actually what I do more commonly.00:27
apacheloggerBSD can be restricted, you cannot open up GPL though, so IMHO packaging should be BSD or another permissive thing00:27
QuintasanScottK: Can I make the packaging WTFPL?00:28
QuintasanThat should be the most permissive thing ever00:28
apacheloggeractually in terms of pieces of software it is not clear :P00:29
apacheloggere.g. if you write a patch00:29
apacheloggerIMHO00:30
apacheloggernot caring too much though00:30
apacheloggerQuintasan: use bsd00:30
Quintasanapachelogger: Sorry, how "Do what the fuck you want" is not clear? :P00:30
apacheloggerdoing somethign and being allowed to do something are not exactly the same thing :P00:30
QuintasanWell, by using WTFPL I allow you to do "what the fuck you want to"00:31
ScottKQuintasan: BSD is best is this case.00:31
QuintasanWhether you do anything with it is another case00:31
QuintasanScottK: Okay00:31
shadeslayerBSD/MIT would probably fit "Do whatever the heck you want to do" :P00:32
QuintasanBut it has more restictions00:33
shadeslayerit does?00:33
Quintasanshadeslayer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL00:33
* shadeslayer does not speak legalese00:33
shadeslayeroh00:33
QuintasanPlease tell me there can be something less restrictive that this00:34
shadeslayerI didn't know there's a WTFPL @_@00:34
shadeslayerI assumed that you were merely making that up :P00:34
QuintasanI wouldn't ask ScottK if I can put an invalid license there duh00:34
ScottKNo, there's stuff in the archive with that license.00:34
shadeslayerlawl00:35
apacheloggerit's not an invalid licesense00:35
apacheloggerI just don't see it within the realms of meaning anything :P00:35
apacheloggerwould be like a law that there is no law, hence there'd be a law00:35
apacheloggeranywho00:35
apacheloggerpackaging mostly does not require licensing00:36
apacheloggerbecause packaging mostly does not contain licenseworthy content00:36
* ScottK doesn't consider it to generally involve creative work of the type that should have copyright protection.00:36
* ScottK high fives apachelogger.00:36
apacheloggerif you'd have a super complicated makig rules file, that'd need a license00:36
apacheloggeror a patch implementing something sweet00:36
shadeslayerQuintasan: your packaging won't work for nightly because we also build for precise which requires a bit of special handling00:37
* apachelogger hands ScottK a cookie ^^00:37
QuintasanThen modify it duh00:37
* ScottK is in favor of cookies.00:37
* ScottK is making symbols files again. Cookies sound way better.00:38
ScottKFortunately not by hand this time.00:38
* apachelogger just watched charlie and the chocolate factory but has no chocolate :(00:38
apacheloggershadeslayer: branch it, fix it, push it, build it00:39
shadeslayerapachelogger: ofcourse :P00:39
shadeslayerbut not something for tonight :P00:39
apacheloggerhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAjR4_CbPpQ00:39
apacheloggerharder, better, faster, strong00:39
apacheloggerso much truth in that song ^^00:40
* apachelogger wonders where his interstella 5555 dvd is00:40
Quintasanapachelogger: You got a dvd of that?00:41
QuintasanDamn you00:41
apacheloggercourse I do00:42
apacheloggerdaft punk ftw00:42
shadeslayerheh00:43
ScottKshadeslayer: Isn't it morning there?00:43
shadeslayerScottK: I'm in the UK, almost 1 AM00:43
ScottKOh.00:44
ScottKIt's earlier for you than apachelogger.  You should get to work.00:44
shadeslayerheh xD00:44
apacheloggerand I am only not working because my install is b0rked and I am all pissed from looking at bug reports00:45
shadeslayerdrat, there goes my excuse ...00:45
shadeslayerapachelogger: can't be more broken than mine00:45
apacheloggeryou have no idea00:45
QuintasanScottK: http://paste.kde.org/61101200:45
shadeslayermultiple mesa 8/9 upgrades, have all sorts of weird things installed00:45
QuintasanDoes this look sane enought?00:46
* apachelogger has not bothered fixign anythign at all since he is waiting for new hardware00:46
shadeslayer^ same :P00:46
shadeslayerI downloaded a Quantal ISO @ UDS, didn't get around to installing it00:46
apacheloggerQuintasan: good sir, if I may... I'd not put the lib before the debhelper placeholders00:46
apacheloggerit is not common to do that00:47
Quintasancurses00:47
QuintasanI forgot to run wrap-and-sort00:47
apacheloggershadeslayer: lol, u also on precise?00:47
shadeslayeryus00:47
apachelogger<300:47
ScottKQuintasan: Sure, but let me get the current packages out of binary New first.00:47
shadeslayer:P00:47
shadeslayerI've done unimlaginable things to this isntal00:47
apacheloggermine is actually an upgraded oneiric :D00:47
shadeslayerI've done unimaginable things to this isntall00:48
shadeslayer/var/log/installer/media-info says mine was a clean precise install00:48
QuintasanScottK: Lemme know when you are done so I can upload00:48
apacheloggershadeslayer: lucky you :P00:48
shadeslayernot really :P00:49
apacheloggerKubuntu 11.10 "Oneiric Ocelot" - Release amd64 (2011101200:49
apacheloggera good release that was00:49
apachelogger:D00:49
Quintasanarg00:49
shadeslayerre-installing is a PITA00:49
QuintasanMaintainer: Kubuntu Developers <quintasan@kubuntu.org>00:49
QuintasanI'm so dumb00:49
shadeslayerlol00:50
apacheloggerQuintasan: dunno, you could have intentionally wanted all the "SUBJECT: bug" mails ;)00:50
ScottKQuintasan: In the current build I'm looking at, p-w-homerun depends on libhomerun (>= 0.1.0).00:50
ScottKThat's from shlibs:Depends.00:50
QuintasanScottK: And I can't install it from my PPA for some reason00:50
ScottKSlight problem though that it's libhomerun instead of libhomerun0.00:50
ScottKYour fix won't fix that.00:51
Quintasanuhh00:51
ScottKshlibs depends will still create that dependency.00:51
ScottKYou need to figure out why it's doing that.00:51
QuintasanAH00:51
apacheloggernote: order matters in debian/control00:51
QuintasanI see that libhomerun00:51
QuintasanDamn00:51
QuintasanI thought it was because I did not explictly state it does depend on that00:52
Quintasanand shlibs took care of that but did it wrong00:52
apacheloggerhow did it manage to get it wrong?00:52
QuintasanThat's another question00:52
ScottKQuintasan: Look at the header for your symbols file.00:53
* Quintasan looks at command history00:53
* apachelogger spies packaging00:53
QuintasanScottK: Just changing that to libhomerun0 will suffice or I'd better recreate the symbols file?00:54
ScottKChanging would be enough, I think.00:55
apacheloggeryes00:55
* Quintasan picks the latter00:55
QuintasanNever hurts to be safe00:55
QuintasanI already uploaded broken stuff00:55
apacheloggerwho reviewed that package?00:56
ScottKI missed the symbols file mistake in source New.00:56
apacheloggerdon't we do pre-upload reviews anymore? :(00:56
ScottKWe should.00:57
apacheloggeryes00:57
ScottKAs a great and powerful DD, I'm accustomed to uploading on my own though.  Heck it only took three tries to get libopenbdx building on all 13 Debian release archs: https://buildd.debian.org/status/package.php?p=libopendbx00:59
apacheloggeroh, I found my SRU notes again00:59
apacheloggerand hooray I still need to do the news plasmoids screwed up in quantal SRU00:59
apacheloggeryay00:59
apachelogger-.-00:59
apacheloggerScottK: ^^00:59
apacheloggerwhich reminds me that something ftbfs on armhf with a spooky error01:00
ScottKSymbols files for a library package that have C and C++ in it can be fun.01:00
apacheloggerah, it built meanwhile01:00
ScottKMagic.01:00
apacheloggernah, prolly a broken gcc01:01
apacheloggerhence why the error was so spooky01:01
* Quintasan triple checks every damn occurence of libhomerun01:01
apacheloggerScottK: how would that work?01:01
apacheloggerthey'd all get c++ mangling at linktime, no?01:02
ScottKDifferent files in the same library package.01:02
ScottKThe C stuff seemed ~normal.01:02
ScottKpkgkde-symbolshelper failed me on this.01:03
apacheloggerah well, one package should only hold one libarary anyway :P01:03
ScottKThat's why I was hand stitching the 13 build logs into a symbols file earlier today.01:03
apacheloggermadness01:03
ScottKWell, it's enough binaries there already due to plugins that I don't care to double it.01:04
ScottKFortunately it's in maintenance mode upstream, so hopefully it'll be awhile before I have to do that again.01:04
QuintasanScottK: http://paste.kde.org/61106001:31
Quintasaninstallable01:33
Quintasanworks01:33
QuintasanScottK: uploading, will appreciate if you can accept it01:35
Quintasantimeouts01:35
Quintasantimeouts everywhere01:35
* Quintasan will upload tomorrow01:35
Quintasangood night01:36
* apachelogger dances with JontheEchidna02:15
JontheEchidna:D02:15
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ScottKQuintasan: I rejected the bad binaries.  I'll look at it tomorrow.02:55
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silv3r_m00nany particular class in pykde/pyqt that can ping a server and interval and provide an event if ping failed , basically to check if the server is online or not04:40
ScottKNow idea, but lack of ping response doesn't actually mean the server isn't there and responding to other requests.04:54
ScottKs/Now/No04:54
Tm_Tanyone seen Darkwing lately?07:30
apacheloggergood morning kubuntu08:22
Tm_Thello hello08:24
Riddellgood morning apachelogger 08:39
RiddellTm_T: no Darkwing has been silent for a while, a bit worrying08:39
Tm_TRiddell: indeed08:51
agateauQuintasan_: sorry for the licensing mess in Homerun, that's what happen when one reuse code from various parts of KDE :/08:53
apacheloggeragateau: he's just squeamish09:03
apacheloggerhttp://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Licensing_Policy09:03
apacheloggerthat is rather limited licensing really09:03
agateauyou still end up with code with BSD, GPLx and LGPLx licenses09:04
apacheloggerI once tried to get a package into the archive that had like every license possible, code copies of library possible and copyright attributed to just about every free software developer09:04
apachelogger(suffice to say it did not end up in the archive, quite the loss though)09:04
agateauyou have weird games09:04
apacheloggerwas no game really :P09:05
apacheloggerhttp://ksquirrel.sourceforge.net/09:05
apacheloggerI think it's that09:05
apacheloggernot sure though09:08
apacheloggerit definitely has fun stuff 09:08
apachelogger * Part of the Independent JPEG Group's software.09:08
apachelogger * See the file Copyright for more details.09:08
apachelogger3-clause bsd09:08
apacheloggerso it is at least on par with homerun ;)09:08
* apachelogger cleans up his $HOME09:16
apachelogger /home/me/src/bzr/decascader09:20
apacheloggerwhy that should be picked up09:20
agateauI see :)09:20
apacheloggermerges settings09:21
apacheloggerso instead of /usr/share/kubuntu-netbook lying ontop of /usr/share/kubuntu-desktop you get /usr/share/kubuntu/merged-netbook and that is it09:22
apacheloggerfaster system ftw09:22
apacheloggerScottK: why did I write a kcm to edit /etc/hosts?09:25
Noskcajcan someonemake the change for me, i have too sleep then not allowed on the computer tomorrow morning(im 13 not a pathetic adult)09:27
Noskcajscottk kniws what i'm on about, i lost the bug number again09:29
Noskcaj*knows09:30
apacheloggerNoskcaj: bug 1066225 ?09:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1066225 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "encrypt home folder needs to be checkbox not radio button" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106622509:31
Noskcajyes, thankyou09:31
apacheloggerI am sure ScottK will find someone to fix it ;)09:32
Noskcajyay, no learning required, or using kubuntu(i just cant how to use ut, please dont laugh at or try to tell me otherwise)09:33
Noskcaji missed the word "see"09:34
apacheloggeractually I meant to write a blog post about entrance barriers WRT implicit knowledge assumed on the users part09:35
apacheloggerI was using openSUSE the other day and did not manage to install a specific package update because of that09:35
apacheloggervalorie: you still doing documentation stuff in kde, right?10:14
valorieapachelogger: I haven't been very active of late10:33
valorievisiting my dad takes time and energy with not a lot to spare10:34
valorieniters10:36
Riddellhttp://ec2-50-17-101-98.compute-1.amazonaws.com/kubuntu-automation/kubuntu-ppa-build-status.html10:45
MamarokRiddell or afiestas: you might want to look at this thread on the users list: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-users/2012-November/057263.html10:49
Riddellwe're as much in the dark as you :(10:49
tsdgeosi get the same10:50
Tm_Thah10:54
Tm_Tsomeone forgot to update dns records10:54
Tm_Tthe domain is renewed by bluesystems just 3 days ago10:55
Tm_TExpires on: 24-Jul-14 Last Updated on: 17-Nov-1210:55
Riddellkeep yourself amused with http://www.netrunner-mag.com/ in the mean time I guess10:56
Riddelllook, there's vHanda!10:56
Tm_TRiddell: you have connections to bluesystems sysadmins?10:57
Tm_Tmight be worth nudging about the situation10:57
RiddellI don't think there's such a thing10:58
Tm_Tyeah looks like its bought service10:58
Tm_TI'll send an email to technical and administrative contact listed on domain registry10:59
Tm_Tsent11:03
Riddellhmm kubuntu-ppa-build-status doesn't check for not-installed files, I thought it did11:04
Riddellshadeslayer: where did you add a recommends to media-player-info again?11:18
Riddellit's still a suggests from libsolid in bzr11:18
Mamarokdear devs, could we please have kmix patched regarding bug 309045? Backports PPA is OK11:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 309045 in Launchpad itself "pingos tipptrainer missing" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30904511:19
Mamarokerm, kde bug, not launchpad11:20
Mamarokthis one: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30904511:20
ubottuKDE bug 309045 in KMix Panel Docking "kmix causes plasma system tray to flicker when a new pulse stream is opened or closed" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]11:20
RiddellMamarok: I can add it to my todo list but I suspect KDE SC 4.9.80 will take precedence11:23
MamarokRiddell: yep, hopefully esken did apply the correction everywhere11:23
Mamarokany ETA for 4.10 beta?11:24
Riddellwhen http://ec2-50-17-101-98.compute-1.amazonaws.com/kubuntu-automation/kubuntu-ppa-build-status.html turns green :)11:24
* Mamarok sits in the starting blocks, as usual11:24
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apacheloggerMamarok: it's too invasive for backports11:42
Riddellapachelogger: hmm?11:42
Riddellyou mean updates?11:42
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apacheloggerthe fix for the flickering11:42
apacheloggertouches half of kmix11:43
Riddellso too invasive for updates11:43
Riddellfine for backports11:43
apacheloggeryep, been talking with yofel_ about it11:43
jussiapachelogger: Riddell: have we done anything about the ML yet?11:44
jussi(as the cc have been asking about)11:44
apacheloggernot me as I have not discussed anything 11:44
apacheloggerso I dunno nothing about nothing11:44
Riddelljussi: no, also on the todo list for today but feel free to jump in and do it11:45
Riddellapachelogger: this tripple negative means you know everything about nothing, so you admit to being full of knowledge11:46
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apacheloggersounds like me, no? :P11:47
* apachelogger installs new system11:48
jussiRiddell: Im looking into it11:48
Riddellapachelogger: new computer arrived?11:51
apacheloggeryus11:51
Riddellapachelogger: anything sexy?11:51
apacheloggerfinally11:51
apacheloggerRiddell: some alienware machine so I can use steam on linux11:52
apacheloggeralso proper PC11:52
Riddellthe sort you can't just pick up and carry with you?11:52
apacheloggeryep11:53
apacheloggerI am now using an ultrabook + PC11:53
Riddellultrabook?11:53
* Riddell googles11:53
apacheloggermacbook air clone thing11:53
apacheloggerextra light laptop basically11:53
* apachelogger did not want to end like shadeslayer11:54
apacheloggerit's my first computer with nvidia, we'll see how that works out :S11:55
Riddellapachelogger: non free driver GPL infringers!12:00
apacheloggerRiddell: it leaves me unsurprised that nvidia would not care about the GPL12:01
jussiapachelogger: Riddell, ScottK, JontheEchidna, Darkwing: please go and add yourself to the ML: https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-council12:17
Quintasan_agateau: No problem, happens, it just makes my job a little more harder12:34
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Quintasanagateau: Now that ScottK pointed a few errors out and fixed them it should land in repositories soon12:36
Quintasanagateau: My roommate agreed to be a tester, so far he likes it12:36
Quintasanagateau: One thing, he wanted to remove a hard drive from the Favourite Places section but it wouldn't disappear after he clicked the minus sign12:37
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* Quintasan sent his CV13:03
QuintasanI pray for the best outcome13:03
mikhasgood luck13:04
mikhaswhere did you apply, if I may ask?13:04
BluesKajHey all13:05
Quintasanmikhas: Tieto13:14
ScottKjussi: I think I did that now.13:28
jussiScottK: good :)13:28
ScottKQuintasan: Did you upload the fixed homerun?13:29
QuintasanScottK: I believe it did, I also sent you the debdiff13:29
QuintasanScottK: I installed it and ran it successfully on my raring vm13:29
ScottKI don't see it in the queue.13:29
ScottKNeeds uploaded so I can New it.13:29
ScottKIf I upload, I can't do the New.13:30
Quintasanoh crap13:30
QuintasanI forgot the server timed out13:30
QuintasanUploading13:30
QuintasanScottK: Uploaded, should show up there soon13:31
ScottKK13:31
QuintasanScottK: Thanks, I marked homerun as done13:36
* Quintasan goes shopping13:37
RiddellQuintasan: where can I get homerun?13:38
QuintasanRiddell: raring proposed or my ppa13:39
Quintasanppa:quintasan/ppa13:39
Quintasannote it's for raring13:39
QuintasanRiddell: If you want a backport then you do it yourself or wait for me to get back home13:39
Riddellgroovy13:40
Riddellthanks13:40
Riddelljussi: should the archives be private?  anything public is generally fine on kubuntu-devel13:40
jussiRiddell: there is no private archive option on Launchpad ml, and cz... bleh, Laura said that they could be public. the idea is just a single email address to email us on...13:42
jussiIf we want private archives, then we need to get on on lists.ubuntu.com and that takes a gpg signed mail which I havent access to at the moment13:42
Riddellhmm, we've always just pointed people at kubuntu-devel for that13:43
QuintasanRiddell: Want me to backport it to Kubuntu Backports PPA?13:43
RiddellQuintasan: that would be lovely13:43
agateauQuintasan: right, that is a limitation of the current places source. Should maybe add a way to toggle listing hard drives13:46
QuintasanRiddell: Will do it either today or tomorrow13:47
Quintasanagateau: Okay, will let him know, I assume you want some input from your typical user.13:47
agateauQuintasan: I sure want13:48
Quintasanagateau: Consider having it as soon as it occurs as I asked him if he likes it. He made it his default activity :D13:49
agateaunice :)13:49
QuintasanI should be the one saying that since homerun is at 0.1.013:50
Quintasan:D13:50
Quintasanagateau: Good work there, looks way better than default netbook activity IMO13:52
agateauQuintasan: thanks!13:52
* Quintasan goes shopping13:52
Quintasanmikhas: maliit needs more work unfortunately, somehow I can't get tests to build but my main concern is copyright file and some magic in control file13:53
QuintasanBut it's pretty much done13:54
ScottKQuintasan: Homerun accepted.13:54
QuintasanScottK: Splendid.13:54
mikhasQuintasan, what's wrong with the copyright file? that it is not up to date?13:57
mikhasOr that you find it hard to extract all contributors that have copyright claims?13:57
mikhasheh, doesn't even exist, debian copyright file :-)13:58
Quintasanthats the problem :P13:59
QuintasanIf it did exist and was not up to date then that would be easy mode14:00
Quintasansame for the latter14:01
mikhashm14:01
Quintasanbut creating it from scratch == sad Quintasan14:01
QuintasanWell, no pain no gain as they say14:02
Quintasanmikhas: Will get it done sooner or later14:02
mikhasok, if you are unsure about some copyright details just ask me. Quick summary as follows: framework licensed as LPGL-2, plugins use BSD-ish license, copyright is mostly like this: Copyright 2010, 2011, 2012 is Nokia Corporation and Copyright 2012  Maliit project. There are tools in Debian to extract the extract license & copyright from source files.14:07
mikhasQuintasan, ^14:07
mikhasBest (for me, of course) would be if one could simply state "license and copyright: see source files"14:08
ScottKmikhas: No.  You can't because debian/copyright is what gets shipped with the compiled binaries.14:17
mikhasYeah, and yet some projects have done it.14:18
ScottKIt's fine in the source to include the license in the source files, it just doesn't get us out of documenting the license stuff in debian/copyright.14:20
mikhasNo, I mean I have seen some projects where the debian/copyright simply refers to the source files14:20
mikhasThe understanding being that the sourcecode is always available if someone asks or uses apt-get source14:21
ScottKFor most licenses that's not sufficient and if it's in Ubuntu, it's a bug.14:22
ScottKFor example, BSD license has:14:23
ScottK    * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright14:23
ScottK      notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the14:23
ScottK      documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.14:23
mikhasmind you, we talk about *copyright*, not license14:23
ScottKRight, but the license requires the copyright notice.14:23
mikhasare you sure with that?14:24
ScottK"must reproduce the above copyright notice"14:25
ScottKYou also get into issues where not all mirrors are full mirros and what happens if some mirror chooses not to mirror the source.14:26
mikhaswhat about the other direction?14:26
mikhasthat copyright notice requires a license14:26
ScottKCopyright is inherent.14:27
mikhasif some mirrors choose not to mirror the source, there's still the original site14:27
ScottKRight, but that mirror isn't compliant with the licenses if it's not in debian/copyright.14:27
mikhasas long as tehre's a way to get the sourcecode then that's going be what will be used in any copyright claim, not some debian/copyright file14:27
ScottKAlso a DVD/USB stick isn't distributable without the source either.14:28
mikhasand if there was no way to get the sourcecode, it coudlnt be in debian, right?14:28
ScottKTrue, but this isn't about a lawsuit over who owns what, but about following the terms of the license under which it's free software.14:28
ScottKExcluding non-free (which technically isn't Debian), right.14:29
mikhaswell, my concern is to keep all of that information in sync, which is really really annoying14:29
mikhasthere's SPDX, but that'S not used in Debian either, AFAIK14:29
ScottKYes.  Yes it is.14:29
ScottKThere is work ongoing about converging the Debian machine readable copyright format and SPDX, but I've no idea its state.14:30
mikhasok14:30
ScottKWe don't to debian/copyright because we enjoy it, but because as a project, both Debian and Ubuntu have concluded it's legally required.14:32
mikhasI understand that, are you required to list every single copyright holder though?14:33
ScottKIf the license requires it.14:34
mikhasAnd if so, what if there are new copyright holders? From my experience, debian/copyright will rarely be up to date. Isn't that a bigger concern?14:34
ScottKThose are bugs and should be fixed.14:34
ScottKAs a practical matter, Ubuntu is less strict about listing all copyright holders than Debian is, but it's a bug in either distro.14:35
* ScottK fixors libkdcraw14:39
RiddellScottK: thanks, let's keep package status on http://notes.kde.org/kubuntu-ninjas so if we're working on one then put it down with your name next to it then put 'ninjas' when uploaded there14:42
ScottKOK.14:43
afiestaswhat is the package that contains the iodbc that soprano eneds to build virtuoso backend?14:57
afiestastried with libiodbc2 but when I apt-get it 14:58
afiestasapt ios asking me to remove half my installed packages14:58
Riddellafiestas: unixodbc-dev15:00
afiestasmmm I have it installed but still not working15:01
afiestasnot working as in soprano not detecting it15:01
ScottKDoes it matter if some of our package use libjeg-dev and some use libjeg62-dev?15:01
ScottKlibkdcraw wants the newer one.15:01
Riddellafiestas: also libvirtodbc015:02
ScottKSo I'm going ahead on the assumption that's OK.15:02
afiestasRiddell: nope, all that build-dep installs is installed15:02
afiestasfor apt-get build-dep soprano15:02
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Riddellafiestas: what soprano are you building on what kubuntu and what's it moaning of?15:04
ovidiu-florinhello, I received some updates today, and int the Muon Update manager, no matter on which update I click I see the same description: http://paste.kde.org/611396/ is this normal? It hasn't happened before.15:04
afiestasRiddell: 12.10 compiling master of verything15:05
agateauafiestas: may be not what you are looking for but: git clone git://github.com/openlink/iODBC.git; then ./bootstrap.sh ; mkdir build ; cd build ; ../configure --prefix=$INSTALL_PREFIX --disable-gui ; make all install15:05
afiestasswitched to kubuntu my workstation, so I-m setting up the environment now15:05
Riddellovidiu-florin: it's probably all kde-workspace, it makes quite a few binary packages15:06
ovidiu-florinRiddell: all updates to belong to kde-workspace? I see the update for that, but this description appears even at the application updates, not just at System updates, I'll check in aptitude.15:08
ScottKovidiu-florin: workspace has packages in both sections.15:08
ScottKIf you're on precise, there was an updated workspace released yesterday, so that's almost certainly what you are seeing.15:08
ovidiu-florinKubuntu 12.04 LTS15:10
tsimpsonthere is a kde-workspace source package which generates several binary packages (of which "kde-workspace" is one)15:11
Riddellafiestas: I just did git clone kde:soprano on my 12.10 install and it's compiling away15:11
tsimpsonovidiu-florin: apt-cache showsrc kde-workspace, look at the Binary: list15:11
afiestasRiddell: check if the virutoso backedn was compiled15:11
afiestasit compiles here, but without virutoso backend (meaning it is uselesS)15:11
Riddellafiestas: ooh no15:11
afiestashttps://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/i686/libiodbc/ is what arch uses15:12
afiestasmaybe apt-file will help15:12
ovidiu-florinthank you all for clearing that up for me :D15:13
afiestasRiddell: libiodbc2 says apt-file15:13
afiestasbut libiodbc2 wants to uninstall all my system xd15:13
shadeslayerits unixodbc iirc15:14
afiestaswell, soprano is not liking unixodbc then15:15
Riddellit must be a new thing15:16
shadeslayercheck our packaging for magic voodoo .15:16
RiddellvHanda: new odbc requirements?15:16
shadeslayer:P15:16
Riddellshadeslayer: no magic voodoo there, it just uses unixodbc15:16
shadeslayerhm 15:17
shadeslayerafiestas: I see you did apt-get build-dep for virtuoso 15:17
shadeslayernot soprano 15:17
afiestasshadeslayer: no, ap-get build-dep for soprano15:17
shadeslayeroh Derp, read that wrong 15:18
Riddellshadeslayer: really he's not being daft, it has changed in master15:18
shadeslayerahh ok 15:18
afiestaswe should keep tarck of master compiling15:18
afiestasso we can compile betas/stuff faster15:18
shadeslayerin which case, I wonder if neon has the same issue 15:18
afiestasand offer a good environmnet for upstream developers15:18
afiestaswell this thing15:23
afiestasis looking for iodbc-config15:23
afiestaswhich according to bash magic in ubuntu15:23
afiestasit is in libiodbc2-dev which at the same times tries to unisntall all mysystem15:24
afiestasif I try to install it15:24
afiestashttp://paste.kde.org/611420/15:24
* afiestas goes to compile libiodbc2 himself15:24
Riddellyeah, they must conflict somewhere but I can't find where they actually conflict15:25
afiestasmmm15:25
afiestassite says they are in version 315:25
ScottKapachelogger: Checked.  Not shipping the akonadi test stuff is expected.15:27
Riddellodbcinst1debian2 breaks libiodbc215:28
afiestaswhere can I see how a package is build?15:28
afiestaskinda in archlinux there is a search textbox in the main page, I put soprano on it15:29
afiestasthen I click on "source file" and I get it15:29
afiestashow would be the same thing in kubuntu?15:29
Riddellhmm, unixodbc says15:29
Riddell  * Re-add the Breaks: libiodbc2 to odbcinst1debian2, now that soprano is15:29
Riddell    no longer using iodbc.  LP: #901638.15:29
Riddell -- Steve Langasek <steve.langasek@ubuntu.com>  Mon, 12 Mar 2012 14:13:49 -070015:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 901638 in soprano (Debian) "Remove iodbc2 (causes upgrade failure from Oneiric to Precise)" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/90163815:29
afiestascompiling latest iodbc makes soprano builkd correctly15:31
ScottKlibkdcraw done.15:32
Riddellafiestas: the only web frontend to the packaging will be in launchpad hosted package branches, you're generally best to apt-get source15:32
afiestasRiddell: okz15:33
* ScottK notes that if the two archive admins on the team do all the packaging, getting 4.9.80 through binary New will be a bitch.15:33
Riddellafiestas: some more info in debian bug http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=63930015:39
ubottuDebian bug 639300 in soprano "please build against unixodbc-dev instead of libiodbc2-dev" [Important,Open]15:39
Riddellit says iodbc has been abandoned15:39
Riddellso presumably that's why unixodbc is used15:39
* afiestas moves slowly away from these issues15:40
afiestasan email should we drop to nepomuk developers though15:40
* vHanda hears people talking about him :P15:40
afiestasmaybe it is just a matter of changing the FindIODBC.cmake file to do it without the config-iodbc 15:40
afiestasvHanda: I said developerSSSSS15:40
afiestasyou are a trillion in that team :p15:41
Riddellhmm no relevant changes in soprano CMakeLists.txt 15:43
RiddellvHanda: know of any reason why soprano stopped being buildable with unixodbc?15:43
vHandanothing has changed in the last 2 years or so15:44
vHandaso, nope15:44
Riddelloh wait, we patch it15:44
Riddellwith no-odbc-dm15:44
Riddellafiestas: try adding this patch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/raring/soprano/raring/view/head:/debian/patches/no-odbc-dm15:45
afiestasRiddell: kinda busy settingh up the working environment15:46
afiestascan you do it? yo compiled soprano a few minutes back15:46
Riddelllet me see15:46
Riddell-- Soprano Components that will be built:15:47
Riddell* Virtuoso storage backend (Run-time dependency: Virtuoso)15:47
Riddellafiestas: so needs that15:47
RiddellvHanda: is that patch a candidate for upstreaming?15:47
Riddellshadeslayer: neon should be fine then15:47
afiestaswhy is that patch not upstreamed already I wonder15:47
vHandano idea15:47
vHandamaybe I should ask trueg15:47
* afiestas hates distro patching with all his heart15:48
vHandaI haven't ever touched this cmake magic15:48
Riddellafiestas: not done by Kubuntu team alas15:48
afiestasRiddell: not blamign kubuntu, blaming distrobution world15:49
afiestasxD15:49
afiestasI just hate that way of doing things15:49
afiestasI see it as a "workaround until we can upstream things" which is just the contrary of how I like to work15:49
afiestasI rather work on fixing upstream and then contionue with my work (I do this all the time with kdelibs for instance)15:49
ScottKafiestas: There are some things that are due to different assumptions.  For example, many upstreams depend on internet access to download things like dtds, but we have to build on our buildd's with no internet access, so we patch to use a local copy of the dtd.  Neither is right or wrong, just different.15:50
RiddellvHanda: can you take this on or shall I e-mail trueg?15:51
vHandaRiddell: I'm sorry. I don't know much about it. Please email him.15:51
Riddellwill do15:51
RiddellvHanda: or does soprano use bugs.kde.org ?15:52
vHandait doesn't. It uses its own wacky tracker on sourceforge15:53
vHandait apparently even has its own mailing list over there.15:53
Riddelltsk, maintainers who use sourceforge are so annoying15:53
Riddell(this is ironic since Umbrello still uses it)15:53
vHandaAre you the maintainer? :P15:54
Riddellwell, mostly for lack of anyone else wanting to take the job title15:55
ScottKvHanda: We don't have individual maintainers, but Riddell ends up stuck with it most of the time.15:56
afiestasScottK: there is no difference from what I see, upstream downstream same thing15:57
afiestasif you ahve to patch something again and again like dtds15:58
afiestas then upstream should fix that for you, and add a flag or something, that's how it shoudl be15:58
ScottKI suppose that's a good point.15:58
afiestasstop not communicating your problems to upstream, thougn I guess many upstreams are rudes15:58
afiestasas happensw ith some downstreams, but just fuck those :p15:58
ScottKI know we don't always manage to communicate well, but we do try.15:59
afiestasthis is something I hve learned working with you, you are the ones distribution my software15:59
afiestasif you do a bad work, I look bad15:59
afiestasif I do a bad work, you are to blame since you talk with the user15:59
afiestasanyway, xD 15:59
Riddellwe aim to make everyone good looking here15:59
afiestasRiddell: show it in uds talk xD16:00
agateauafiestas: we show this in Kubuntu group photos!16:00
* ScottK notices Riddell doing libkexiv, so looks at libkipi.16:26
Riddelldone that, onto libkcddb now16:28
ScottKRiddell: I checked the other libs that built that the soname didn't change.16:29
Riddellyeah it's just marked in kubuntu-ppa-build-status.html but there's no actual packaging problem16:30
Riddellthat's what I'm writing GOOD for16:30
Riddell(feel free to tell me to use more useful notations on the etherpad if you can think of them)16:30
ScottKNo, I think that's fine.16:30
ScottKWhat the etherpad mostly lacks is more people contributing to it.16:31
Riddell!ninjas16:31
ubottuNinja Time! apachelogger, bulldog98, debfx, JontheEchidna, Lex79, maco, neversfelde, nhandler, Quintasan, rgreening, Riddell, ScottK, stalcup, txwikinger, yofel16:31
Riddellninja time!16:31
* ScottK thinks we need some recruiting.16:33
ScottKRiddell: shadeslayer isn't in that one.16:34
Riddellubottu: no ninjas is Ninja Time! apachelogger, bulldog98, debfx, JontheEchidna, Lex79, maco, neversfelde, nhandler, Quintasan, rgreening, Riddell, ScottK, stalcup, txwikinger, yofel, shadeslayer16:35
IdleOneRiddell: factoid added.16:38
Riddellrecruitment blog post http://blogs.kde.org/2012/11/20/kubuntu-ninjas16:41
ScottKInteresting.16:57
ScottKChakra has published their 4.9.80 packages already.  http://www.chakra-project.org/packages/index.php?act=show&subdir=kde-unstable/x86_64&sortby=name&file=kdegraphics-libkipi-4.9.80-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz16:57
Riddellever since coolo stopped doing the release management there's nobody scary enough to stop people from doing that16:58
QuintasanRiddell: It's Michał, not Michel :P16:58
QuintasanRiddell: I got your mail, thanks.16:58
RiddellQuintasan: updated, my keyboard lack the fancy ł and a characters16:59
afiestascan anybody check iof Native is the deafult Kubuntu graphic system instead of Raster?17:00
* ScottK would have thought tsdgeos would be scary enough.17:00
afiestasI saw it after I pasted my home directory so dunno if it is me or kubuntu's17:00
Quintasanafiestas: I did not change anything and it's raster17:00
afiestasScottK: tsdgeeos is as sweet as a teddy bear17:00
afiestasQuintasan: okiz, my fault then17:00
Quintasanafiestas: It should be native?17:00
afiestasno no17:00
afiestasit should be Raster17:00
Riddellnative is old, raster is all the rage these days17:01
ScottKafiestas: OK.  Someone upstream please go complain at chakra though.  It's not good if they pre-release.17:01
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afiestasScottK:  I don't feel like the police tbh17:03
ScottKafiestas: OK.  Then I guess we should all just release early.17:04
afiestasI don't see where is the benefit of releasing early17:04
Riddellhang on, poor afiestas isn't even on the release team17:04
afiestasI see where is the problem releasing early and releasing too late17:04
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afiestasapt-get build-dep plasma-widget-networkmanagement17:07
ScottKafiestas: The problem is that tarballs get re-rolled all the time due to issues.17:07
ScottKRiddell: OK.17:07
afiestasinstalled a bunch of stuff I believe is not useful or needed to compile17:07
afiestaslike17:07
afiestaslibkwinactiveglutils1abi117:08
afiestaslibkwinactivenvidiahack417:08
afiestaslibkwinglesutils117:08
afiestasis that normal?17:08
yofelthat's from kde-workspace17:08
afiestasand why is it depending on kde-workspace?17:08
yofelkde-workspace-dev will pull in all workspace libs17:08
yofelhm....17:08
afiestasalso, why is it called plasma-widget?17:08
afiestasit is called networkmanagement the project 17:09
afiestasold thing I guess?17:09
yofeliirc it needs something from workspace, and I think all our plasma widgets are called plasma-widget-* in the archive17:09
Riddellafiestas: networkmanagement is the source package name17:09
yofelthe source is called networkmanagement17:09
Riddellafiestas: plasma-widget-networkmanagement is the binary for the plasma widget17:09
afiestasyofel: but it is not a plasma widget17:09
afiestasit is a project that provides a plasma widget17:10
yofelwhat's the difference from a user POV?17:10
afiestasyofel: plenty, like the KCM17:10
afiestasor the wizards to configure 3g modems etc17:10
afiestasit is not only a plasmoid17:10
afiestasand I don't think we want to make the plasmoid isntallable without the rest17:11
yofelstill, I don't believe we want to rename it - at least not until the debian-qt-kde folks do it first17:12
yofels/until/unless/17:12
kubotuyofel meant: "still, I don't believe we want to rename it - at least not unless the debian-qt-kde folks do it first"17:12
afiestasok ok just asking17:14
afiestasone more question :33 where are the session files located_17:15
afiestas?17:15
afiestasto add a new one for plasma-master17:15
Riddellafiestas: /usr/share/xsessions/17:16
afiestasRiddell: thx ! bloody thing changes in every distro xD17:16
ScottKlibkipi done (and marked on the pad)17:17
ScottKkde-baseapps was missing from the PPA.  Uploaded.17:30
afiestasyou are compiling the beta right now right? which xcb package do you needed?17:42
afiestasinstalled all of thenm I think, yet kde-workspace is still complaining17:42
ScottKDidn't get that far yet.17:43
yofelyou need quite a few, sec17:43
yofelafiestas: install line 17-27 http://paste.kde.org/611504/17:45
yofel*16-2717:45
afiestasthanks god build-dep exits xd17:46
yofel^^17:46
afiestashehe didn't saw kde-workspace not compiling17:48
afiestasso now I ahve all master but kde-workspace XDD17:48
afiestasmy workspace doesn't look pretty right now :$17:48
ScottKNew pimlibs coming up to make the -dev installable.17:51
afiestasScottK: asked manutortosa, one of the main developers in chakra and close friend18:43
afiestasthey haven't release anything, it is a repository where they work on in preparation for the beta18:43
afiestasthey are always building unstable stuff in there, they had packages there before the beta18:43
afiestasaaah I mean, it is always pointing to master18:43
ScottKafiestas: OK. Thanks for checking.18:44
ScottKThey have something there called 4.9.80.18:44
afiestasScottK: np, I will have lunch with him this saturday so I will ask further18:44
afiestasyep, but it is not published anywhere, no news, no comments no anything just prepartions18:45
ScottKMy understanding is that tarballs are to be kept in private locations.  Those are public and google knows about them.18:45
yofeldidn't we already have that discussion on the release ML with the result that most people don't keep them private?18:46
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* ScottK recalls the discussion and thought the conclusion was no change, but maybe had a different impression of 'no change' than others.19:19
Riddellyes it was no change which presumably is don't publish them but if you do there's no paticular repercussions19:23
rbelemheya Riddell :-)19:24
Riddellola rbelem 19:25
rbelem:-D19:25
rbelemRiddell: i made some changes to the icecc package19:25
rbelemRiddell: they are here https://github.com/rbelem/icecream/commit/ef289875f2ce20801b44acc35d0e9a6c117e180419:25
Riddellrbelem: you want this in raring?19:26
rbelemRiddell: when you have some time, could you help me with this?19:26
rbelemRiddell: yup19:26
Riddellrbelem: I'm about to go out so a job for later I'm afraid19:27
rbelemRiddell: one of the good things is that it does not run iceccd as root anymore :-)19:27
rbelemRiddell: no worries19:27
Riddellrbelem: but it'll need the various changes to the packaging documented in the changelog19:28
rbelemRiddell: I will do that right now19:28
rbelemRiddell: how's kubuntu active?19:29
Riddellrbelem: not very active :)19:29
rbelem:-D19:29
Riddellneeds plasma active 3 packaged19:29
rbelemRiddell: oki19:29
rbelemRiddell: i will get back to my kubuntu active work19:30
rbelemi will try to buy a nexus 7 next month as a gift to myself19:31
rbelemthanks Riddell19:32
ScottKLP code hosting is down.19:57
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ScottKFixed.20:06
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snelehi guys. I upgraded my precise laptop few days ago to kde 4.9.3 and it is working great. But now I have noticied this bug: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=309045#c1322:27
ubottuKDE bug 309045 in KMix Panel Docking "kmix causes plasma system tray to flicker when a new pulse stream is opened or closed" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]22:27
sneleis kmix going to be patched for precise?22:28
snelebtw I cannot beleive that bug like this ended up all the way to 4.9.322:29
apachelogger_no22:31
apachelogger_next person to ask gets a free yes followed by a drunken no22:32
sneleapachelogger_: sorry I was busy with life so I didn't follow this channel lately22:35
snelethanks for answer22:35
snele:)22:35
apachelogger_oh, I don't blame you22:36
apachelogger_you just happen to be the 5th person asking that22:36
snelewell bug is so obvious...22:37
apachelogger_snele: not really because it has been there since day 1 ;)22:39
sneleapachelogger_: do you happen to know will the bug be fixed in next point release? On bug report says fixed in 4.1022:41
apachelogger_it is fixed in .1022:42
sneleand not in 4.9.4?22:42
apachelogger_and until someone else from the devel team deems it necessary to do a backportable patch for precise I am not going near kmix code again :P22:42
apachelogger_and since that backportable patch would still be invasive and untested it would not really be suited for SRUs22:43
sneleapachelogger_: kde 4.9 is in backports ppa :)22:43
apachelogger_yeah22:44
apachelogger_the change is not22:44
apachelogger_because the change rips apart half of kmix to reassemble it properly22:44
sneleapachelogger_: last question :) Is it fixed in quantal? or if it is not, will it be fixed? :)22:45
yofelno and no22:46
yofelat least not in 4.922:46
snelepffff thank you guys22:47
sneleremoved kmix widget, added veromix, problem solved :)))22:49
apachelogger_also good by free memory22:50
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