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jhonHOLA04:14
soeegood morning07:29
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1080823] unable to remove new activity @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1080823 (by enb)08:49
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1088091] Battery monitor widget does not show estimated battery lifetime @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1088091 (by xor)08:49
* apachelogger needs to backport that localization patch he revised -.-09:14
apacheloggerbug 923360 ftw09:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 923360 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "systemsettings/start_and_shutdown shouldn't generate localized .desktop file names" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/92336009:16
Tm_Tnice, on 4.9.90 some funny stuff happens09:38
Tm_Tfor example when waking up from screensaver, screenlocker doesn't stop screensaver09:38
Tm_T...until I unlock, ofcourse09:38
apachelogger:S09:42
apacheloggerScottK: do we still care about bug 77166109:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 771661 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "Allow .xsession-errors to be a symlink" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/77166109:57
* apachelogger does not want to discuss this :P09:57
jalcinebug 1088091 is fresh and one I'd love to see get fixed.09:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1088091 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "Battery monitor widget does not show estimated battery lifetime" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108809109:59
jalcineThough it is an upstream one09:59
jalcinethis comment however is interesting https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=182940#c410:01
ubottuKDE bug 182940 in general "detailed battery information display" [Wishlist,New]10:01
jalcinepertains to 1088091 in a way10:01
soeeTm_T, beta 2 in 13.04 or 12.10 ?10:02
Tm_Tsoee: 12.1010:32
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shadeslayerjalcine: I really doubt that's going to happen10:52
shadeslayerbattery time estimation is a can of works10:53
shadeslayer*worms10:53
jalcinedo you have the time to explain to me how it might be?10:53
shadeslayerthere's a huge email thread pertaining to it iirc10:55
shadeslayerCan't find said thread10:57
jalcineno problem, if you have an idea of the subject and the time it was sent, I'd look for it.10:59
shadeslayerwell ... if I knew that I'd be able to find it myself :P11:00
jalcinehahaha true true!11:00
Tm_Tjalcine: AFAIK battery widget can show estimation11:01
shadeslayeraha11:01
shadeslayerfound it11:01
shadeslayerjalcine: http://markmail.org/message/i2dxtkxbwh2ojbzj11:01
Tm_T...if you really want to look it jumping back and forth with random times11:01
shadeslayeryeah, there's a fork of the battery plasmoid just for that11:03
shadeslayerbut like all other implementations, it is inaccurate11:03
jalcineit's a device-specific thing, I guess.11:03
shadeslayerwork load changes over time and it might show one hour now, but become 5 minutes when you start compiling firefox11:03
shadeslayerso it's just unreliable and I agree with aseigo11:04
Tm_Tyou don't even need to compile anything, just open a browser tab for example11:06
shadeslayerawesome11:08
* shadeslayer wonders when the store will ship his RAM11:09
jalcineinteresting11:11
jalcinethere has to be a way to calculate it though11:11
jalcinethis might be me being babyish but how does Windows do it?11:11
jalcineor Macs? (well, that's a no-brainer, really?)11:11
jalcineThe time remaining is completely relative to the amount of electricity currently being used.11:12
* jalcine will think about this today.11:13
jalcineBut I have to finish reading that _long_ thread11:13
soeeTm_T, did you noticed any other bugs i latest beta under 12.10 ?11:29
Tm_Twell for example skype doesn't have systray icon, grouped windows indication arrow is pointing the wrong way on taskmanager (vertical panel) ...11:33
Tm_Tsmall things mostly11:34
Tm_Tnew notifications are interesting11:34
ScottKapachelogger: I'm pretty sure I never cared.11:38
soeeTm_T, and what about modified oxygen theme ?11:41
soeeare the changes visible ?11:42
Riddellhmm so how to find out the state of 4.10 beta 2?11:44
apacheloggerScottK: commented11:46
ScottKRiddell: I think the pad is reasonably current.11:47
apacheloggerFWIW it would be almost straight forward if kdm did not currently explicitly unlink the file (i.e. delete the link and if it is the only link also remove the linked file)11:47
Tm_Tsoee: oxygen? I don't think I use it anywhere11:48
soee:)11:48
Tm_Ticons, yes11:49
Riddellhttp://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html  mm lots of excuses11:49
Riddellah the kde4libs block is still on11:50
Riddellnothing from marble people so I guess I'll add the abi changer11:52
RiddellScottK: kdesdk abi breakage was fixed11:52
apacheloggernote: deleting /dev/null breaks chrome :D11:53
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [771661] Allow .xsession-errors to be a symlink @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/771661 (by Martin Pitt)11:55
apacheloggernote: chrome does a better job at handling debs than our default browser -.-11:55
Riddellwhat's it do?11:56
apacheloggeropen qapt-deb-installer11:56
apacheloggerrekonq uses the ark kpart11:56
jalcineisnt the webkit view there a kwebkitpart?11:56
jalcineit probably changed accordingly11:57
apacheloggerhttp://wstaw.org/m/2012/12/10/plasma-desktopNY1872.png11:57
apacheloggerof course it acted correctly in the realm of a kpart11:57
apacheloggerthat does not make the result any more correct though :P11:57
apacheloggeralso that dialog there talks about konqueror ^^11:58
apacheloggerah well11:59
apacheloggerrekonq does not actually care11:59
apacheloggerit simply forces a kpart11:59
apacheloggershadeslayer: halp? :(11:59
jalcinelol11:59
shadeslayersec11:59
apacheloggerRiddell: someone should talk to oxygen-fonts upstream and establish a timeline for when we can use it12:00
apacheloggeralso for raring it can go in the archive, works well now12:00
apacheloggeralso it is like 300% easier on the eyes than ubuntu IMHO12:00
shadeslayerlol12:00
apacheloggernot quite sure why12:00
shadeslayerapachelogger: boog12:00
apacheloggershadeslayer: yes, why? :P12:00
shadeslayeridk12:00
apacheloggeryou worked with that mimetype stuffz12:00
shadeslayerhmm12:01
shadeslayerneeds investigations12:01
apacheloggermakes more sense for you to look into a fix than me :P12:01
shadeslayerbut my fixes get reverted12:01
apacheloggerlol?12:01
shadeslayeryeah12:01
shadeslayerremember the apturl stuff12:01
shadeslayerthat got removed or sth12:01
shadeslayerlater12:01
apacheloggerwasn't that implemented crappy?12:01
apacheloggeror wasn't the base impl crap?12:01
apacheloggersomething was crap WRT protocol handling12:01
shadeslayerit was implemented incorrectly12:02
shadeslayerbut I fixed it12:02
apacheloggerand the fix was reverted?12:03
apacheloggerlolz?12:03
apacheloggershadeslayer: please run sudo rm /dev/null12:03
apachelogger:P12:03
apachelogger"This worked correctly at least in KDE 3.5."12:04
apacheloggerreading bugs is like going to a comedy show12:05
Tm_Tapachelogger: 3.5 has suddenly become "the correct way" (:12:09
apacheloggerlet's ship some software from 3.5 12:10
apacheloggeroh right12:11
apacheloggerbug 937726 needs an executive decision12:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 937726 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "no appmenu widget in plasma-netbook by default" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93772612:12
apacheloggerwhen you have a desktop and manually switch to plasma-netbook ... should you get a kubuntu-netbook experience or a genuine KDE experience?12:12
apachelogger(currently the kubuntu-netbook stuff is only applied iff hardware requirements are met - small screen & no disc drive - which causes the behavior described in the bug)12:13
Riddellshrug, it would probably be nice to get kubuntu-netbook but I don't consider it a big issue not to12:14
apacheloggeryes, still needs some decision12:15
RiddellI'm fine with the status quo12:16
apacheloggerScottK: got an opinion?12:17
apacheloggerisn't bug 1061073 fixed?12:20
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1061073 in mesa (Ubuntu) "Desktop effects are slow and desktop corruption using mesa 9" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/106107312:20
apacheloggeroh, now it is opengles upstream Oo12:21
Riddellah and marble has already bumped their soname12:24
Riddellbulldog98: when changing sonames just start with a fresh .symbols file otherwise it looks like any ABI changes are changed compared to old releases12:26
RiddellScottK: plenty of new games packages in New queue should you be in the mood12:59
* apachelogger hugs Riddell13:11
Riddellaww, lovely hugs13:12
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apachelogger^ in case someone wants to test13:13
apacheloggershadeslayer: my mail is still broken ^^13:14
shadeslayeryay13:14
apacheloggerfiled a ticket now13:14
apacheloggershould only take a month or so ^^13:14
shadeslayerxD13:14
shadeslayeryour @kubuntu.org email addy doesn't work as well right?13:14
shadeslayerbtw13:14
apacheloggerprolly not13:15
shadeslayerRiddell: there are some nice designs on G+ and spacetime has offered to print us a test batch of buisness cards13:15
shadeslayerwe should totally send him a polo tee for being super nice to us :D13:15
Riddellalas we are all out of them13:16
shadeslayeryeah :(13:16
shadeslayerand drat13:16
shadeslayersomeone is using my branch13:16
shadeslayerfor recipes13:16
* shadeslayer grumbles13:17
Riddellis that a bad thing?13:17
shadeslayerI can't delete my bzr branch :P13:17
* apachelogger was about to ask the same question :P13:17
shadeslayerbecause someone else depends on it13:17
apacheloggershadeslayer: now that is silly13:17
apacheloggertell them to go away :P13:18
shadeslayerhaha :P13:18
apacheloggeractually you could just change ownership13:18
shadeslayerhm?13:18
apacheloggeroh, then the url would be different ^^13:18
shadeslayeryep13:18
apacheloggerclearly something is wrong there :P13:18
shadeslayer"You do not have permission make all the changes required to delete this Branch."13:18
apacheloggeras I said, that is silly13:19
shadeslayerinorite13:19
yofel_why would you want to delete it o.O?13:19
apacheloggerif I want to delete my branch then launchpad should not go all like "but people use it :("13:19
shadeslayeryofel_: want to setup a branch with the same name13:19
yofel_rename it?13:19
shadeslayerbut different git url13:19
shadeslayeroh13:20
shadeslayerfun13:20
apacheloggerhttp://images.yourdictionary.com/insane13:20
apachelogger<3 bugs13:20
shadeslayerhaha13:20
apacheloggerif they at least were not so random and old bug 57849013:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 578490 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "panel is in wrong language" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57849013:21
apacheloggerand the screensaver business... I have seen reports for "does not start", "starts too late", "starts despite deactivated"13:24
shadeslayerlol13:24
* shadeslayer wonders why his RAM still hasn't been dispatched13:24
RiddellRAM, now there's a term much loved by schools but that doesn't make any sense13:25
apacheloggershadeslayer: perhaps brits are working at the place you ordered it at? :P I ordered my laptop from the uk and 1 week after it got delivered they sent me a mail "oh btw, we have dispatched yer machine" ^^13:27
shadeslayerlol13:28
apacheloggerhaha, lunchpad13:30
apacheloggerso when you enter a binar package lunchpad will figure out the source13:31
apacheloggerexcept if they are the same and the binary name is/was shipped by two sources13:31
apacheloggerthen it will simply take the source13:31
apacheloggerUX fail <313:31
ScottKapachelogger: I think it should be fixed, but I agree it's low priority.13:35
apacheloggeryofel_: when running desktop and manually switching to netbook ... should it pick up the kubuntu netbook settings or not?13:36
apacheloggerScottK: truth be told the sanest way to do this is to move settigns from netbook to desktop13:36
ScottKRiddell: Not a lot of point in New'ing the KDE games, without the lib: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/knavalbattle/4:4.9.90-0ubuntu1/+build/404721713:36
apacheloggerin particular the init script for plasma-netbook13:36
yofel_unless you plan to completely remove the netbook settings, yes13:36
ScottKapachelogger: OK.13:37
apacheloggerpoint being that netbook depends on desktop anyway, so we'd be fine there, but generally applying netbook settings on a desktop may be silly when assuming that they may contain settings only useful to netbooks13:37
ScottKAh.  I see the lib is there too.13:37
ScottKI'll look at that first.13:38
ScottKapachelogger: The biggest issue is the javscripting of the panel.13:38
apacheloggerhow is that an issue?13:39
apacheloggerthe script is different for desktop and netbook13:39
RiddellScottK: lib is in new too13:39
apacheloggerso we have two scripts anyway13:39
apacheloggerScottK: how is bug 1086840 a k-s bug?13:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1086840 in kubuntu-settings (Ubuntu) "Missing bookmarks.xml error" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108684013:39
ScottKYeah.  Just noticed.13:39
ScottKapachelogger: It was a "I don't know where to put it" - probably kde4libs is better.  Feel free to reassign13:39
apachelogger^^13:40
apacheloggerkdelibs it is13:40
apacheloggerScottK: I'd file that upstream though13:40
apacheloggerbug 108847913:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1088479 in kubuntu-settings (Ubuntu) "consolidate netbook settings into desktop where possible" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108847913:42
BluesKajHey all13:49
apacheloggeryo13:52
apacheloggerwhat do I do with bug 1085519 ?13:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1085519 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "Does KDE SC 4.10 process cookies differently than 4.9?" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108551913:52
BluesKajapachelogger, I don't use rekonq and I haven't seen any problems with FF so far on 4.1013:57
apacheloggerfirefox also does not use kcookiejar Oo13:58
apacheloggerbut good to know that firefox works ^^13:58
BluesKajok13:58
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1081522] KDE System Settings "File Manager" association ignored by KDE apps @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1081522 (by Cefn)13:58
BluesKajok13:58
BluesKajwell rekonq in general doesn't work well for me , so I don't use it13:59
apacheloggerI think you are not the only one14:00
BluesKajdunno how other ppl can put up with all it's bugs14:00
Riddelldantti_laptop: is your networkmanager patch request getting sorted?14:01
apacheloggerBluesKaj: they report it in hopes that they get fixed :P14:02
apacheloggers/it/them/14:02
kubotuapachelogger meant: "BluesKaj: they report them in hopes that they get fixed :P"14:02
BluesKajwell apachelogger , I wish then a lotta luck , cuz they need it 14:04
BluesKajthen=them14:04
ScottKapachelogger: The networkmanager thing got fixed in raring, but AIUI, still waiting on cyphermox for the SRU (needs to be combined with the existing SRU in the queue).14:06
dantti_laptopRiddell: I think yes, ScottK asked cyphermox to do it, I still need a second confirmation that it is actually working... but it seems so14:06
apacheloggerScottK: which one?14:07
cyphermoxScottK: actually I was told the bug wasn't properly fixed14:07
ScottKcyphermox: OK.14:07
apacheloggerah, Riddell asked that ^^14:07
ScottKWhat's the bug?14:07
BluesKajrekonq and kmail , both are buggy , but most reports are filed as dupes and seem to be put on the back burner ...kmail been showing the same segfault bugs for over a yr 14:07
ScottKdantti_laptop: Could you please look at the bug and make sure it has all the information in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates#SRU_Bug_Template14:08
cyphermoxdantti_laptop: so it is working?14:08
apacheloggerBluesKaj: often enough proper fixes require a lot of ground work first14:08
ScottKBluesKaj: I use kmail on a daily basis with very, very few segfaults.  Most of the issues I have are with akonadi getting stuck and restarting it fixes it.14:09
apacheloggermy imap agent segfaults because it cannot auth and I refuse to let it try again14:09
apacheloggermost ludicrous thing :D14:09
BluesKajScottK, yeah , they should dump akonadi for home users ..we should have that option14:10
ScottKIt's gotten better each release.14:11
dantti_laptopcyphermox: I need to wait for my co worker to arive and test it again, since last week his vpn account got blocked due to many tests :P14:11
ScottKThe bug that was annoying me the most recently was fixed in 4.9.3.14:11
apacheloggerBluesKaj: what do we use instead?14:11
dantti_laptopScottK: I'll do14:11
ScottKdantti_laptop: Thanks.14:11
ScottKRiddell: Am I going to find that all these games are in section libs too?14:13
Riddellmm let me see14:13
RiddellScottK: mm yes you might just find that14:13
RiddellI do dislike that pointless field14:14
apachelogger+14:14
RiddellScottK: hang on, will fix14:14
ScottKI'm doing the actual lib first anyway.14:14
Quintasano/14:14
* apachelogger is pissed off with bugs again and does some movie watching14:15
QuintasanRiddell: Got anywhere near maliit>14:16
Quintasan?14:16
dantti_laptopScottK: I can't explain how to create a test case, since he uses cisco vpn with an android app that create randon password tokens...14:16
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QuintasanScottK: I'd appreciate it if you reviewed maliit-framework -> dget -xu http://people.ubuntu.com/~quintasan/uploads/maliit-framework_0.93.0-0ubuntu1.dsc14:17
QuintasanRiddell: ^ link if you lost it or something :)14:18
ScottKSince this requires a specific type of VPN to test, say that you need to need to have access to that kind of VPN and then assume people know that stuff to test.14:18
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dantti_laptopScottK: ok, do I need to fill some bug?14:23
ScottKdantti_laptop: If there isn't one already.14:23
dantti_laptopk, let me look14:24
ScottKRiddell: re libkdegames copyright: missing copyright info for carddecks/svg-tigullio-international/tigullio-international.svgz.  cmake/modules/ is missing it's license file (also not covered in debian/copyright).  I think that makes it a reject.14:27
ScottKRiddell: Why does libkdegames6 Breaks: libkdegames5a?14:28
ScottKRiddell: You can drop the kdegames-card-data-extra Breaks/Replaces since those are pre-LTS versions.14:29
ScottKRiddell: Other than that, I think it's good.14:31
BluesKajI'm testing the 3.7 kernel on 12.1.0 as suggested by using nomodeset in place of quiet splash , but the boot still freezes completely at the hardware scan ...any other suggestions ?14:39
BluesKajon the 3.5 kernel atm14:40
ScottKBluesKaj: This is still not the channel for kernel issues.14:45
BluesKajScottK, ok , look at it as a warning or a heads up then 14:46
dantti_laptopScottK: I think maybe https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plasma-widget-networkmanagement/+bug/415076 since someone says that on gnome it works..14:48
ubottuUbuntu bug 415076 in plasma-widget-networkmanagement (Ubuntu) "Can not connect to vpn using plasma-widget-networkmanagement" [Undecided,Confirmed]14:48
ScottKReleasing 4.9.3 to quantal-updates.14:48
ScottKdantti_laptop: OK.  Then please edit the bug to add the SRU template information.14:49
dantti_laptopScottK: hmm to do that I just need to add a comment to that bug in that template [Impact] *foo, bar [Test Case] * do foo ? like that?14:53
ScottKIt's better to edit the bug itself14:53
dantti_laptophmm but I'm no maintainer I guess I can't14:54
ScottKYou should be able it.  If you can't, a comment is OK.14:55
dantti_laptophmm tho that bug is for a openVPN not vpnc connection :/14:57
ScottKThen I guess that's not it ...14:57
dantti_laptopmaybe it fix this for openvpn too, but would need testing..14:58
ScottKYeah, but let's focus on what we have someone to test.14:59
dantti_laptopScottK: better a new bug then? all I find are old bugs that I can't be sure it's the same issue15:04
ScottKAgreed.15:06
shadeslayerrbelem: any status update on PA3?15:27
rbelemshadeslayer: i could not work on it last weekend, but i will do it today without failured15:30
shadeslayerrbelem: well ... could you point me to what you've done? I can work on it a bit as well15:30
rbelemshadeslayer: i've not done so much yet, if you start now you will have better progress than mine15:32
shadeslayerI see15:32
shadeslayerrbelem: okay, I'll start on it then :)15:33
ScottKshadeslayer: Can we fix the PA stuff in quantal?15:33
rbelemshadeslayer: sorry for block you15:33
shadeslayerScottK: Blueprint says we want to backport it to Quantal15:33
ScottKI mean the existing stuff that's broken.15:34
shadeslayerif that's what you meant15:34
shadeslayeroh15:34
shadeslayerwas it just the meta package bits?15:34
ScottKSome patches went missing, IIRC.15:34
shadeslayerI see15:34
ScottKafiestas: Any word on kamoso with the new libs?  Kphotoalbum got fixed, so kamoso is the only user of the old libs left.15:35
shadeslayerokay15:35
ScottKRiddell: The actual lib for kdegames should be in section libs.15:45
ScottKThe rest is good.  Accepted.15:46
RiddellScottK: addition to your ubiquity change https://code.launchpad.net/~jr/ubiquity/encryptcheckbox_fix15:53
Riddellxnox: ^^15:53
RiddellScottK: section fixed in bzr15:54
ScottKRiddell: Cool.  Thanks.15:54
ScottKNow xnox can have it.15:54
Quintasanshadeslayer: we are talking about the same patches we did talk about at UDS 15:55
shadeslayerah okay15:55
shadeslayerthe ones that didn't apply cleanly?15:55
shadeslayers/didn't//15:55
kubotushadeslayer meant: "the ones that  apply cleanly?"15:55
shadeslayerand were said to be upstreamed15:55
ScottKRiddell: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libkdegames/4:4.9.90-0ubuntu1/+build/405308115:56
QuintasanThose that apparently went upstream but did not 15:56
shadeslayerright15:56
QuintasanYeah, and but I belive we'd be better off backporting PA3 to quantal15:56
QuintasanScottK: any opinion on backporting ?15:57
RiddellScottK: oh grr, my fail15:57
ScottKI'm in favor of first fixing the stuff we screwed up in quantal.15:57
QuintasanScottK: I believe that fixing pa2 in quanta won't make it less broken than if we uploaded pa315:58
ScottKYou mean the thing that's not even packaged yet?15:59
RiddellI'd also be in favour of PA3 in raring first then backporting it15:59
QuintasanScottK: dunno why anyone says pa3 is not packaged, if we have pa2 in archive then we must have a packaging base that should be reusable 16:00
ScottKFor PA2, isn't it just a matter of reapplying the patches that got dropped?16:00
QuintasanScottK: I'm wondering if pa2 even got QA done properly if we shipped a package without relevant patches applied 16:01
ScottKTrue, but I think fixing PA2 is SRU suitable.  Upgrading to PA3 is not.16:02
QuintasanScottK: nor I nor upstream will guarantee it will work even remotely as intended even after we fix the patch magic inside I believe16:03
ScottKLet's try it and see.16:03
QuintasanRiddell: any objections?16:04
RiddellQuintasan: to what?16:05
soeeupdating quantal to 4.10 beta216:06
soeeerror while processing:16:06
soee/var/cache/apt/archives/kde-l10n-pl_4%3a4.9.90-0ubuntu1~ubuntu12.10~ppa1_all.deb16:06
QuintasanRiddell: Updating pa package in quantal vs fixing the pa2 there 16:07
RiddellQuintasan: as I say my approach would be to package active 3 for raring and backport since I don't think there's much point in fixing something that upstream consider obsolete16:08
Riddellbut whoever does the work gets to decide, either way is useful16:08
Riddellsoee: you need to say what the error is, pastebin if necessary16:09
QuintasanI am of that opinion as well16:09
QuintasanScottK: mind if we do it that way?16:09
QuintasanScottK: if PA3 does not deliver we'll just fix PA2 package16:09
ScottKQuintasan: How will this get delivered to users in quantal?  We can't put it in raring-proposed/updates.16:10
QuintasanScottK: I am not sure what you mean, we can update PA package in raring till the end of cycle16:13
Quintasanyou want to know how quantal->raring upgrade will look like?16:13
ScottKs/raring/quantal/16:13
kubotuScottK meant: "Quintasan: How will this get delivered to users in quantal?  We can't put it in quantal-proposed/updates."16:13
Quintasanoh16:13
QuintasanScottK: We can't put that there because of what reason?16:14
ScottKBecause it's not a bug fix.16:14
shadeslayer^16:14
shadeslayerQuintasan: what needs to be done is a 2 pronged approach16:14
ScottKSame reason we don't put 4.10 in quantal updates either.16:14
shadeslayerpackage PA3 for -backports and fix PA2 for SRU16:14
ScottKYes.  Please.16:15
afiestasScottK: it is in my todo still :/16:15
Quintasanshadeslayer: quantal-backports you mean?16:15
Quintasanor what16:15
ScottKafiestas: OK.  Thanks.16:15
Quintasansince I'm getting lost in -backports stuff right now16:15
shadeslayerQuintasan: q-b yes16:16
QuintasanI can agree to that16:16
QuintasanBut I would like to see that mentioned on our webpage16:16
Quintasannot necessarily an announcement but I'd like to have the word out16:18
Quintasan"Hey people Plasma Active in quantal is a little bit out of date so please enable quantal-backports if you would like to use the newest version" or something like that 16:19
yofel_Isn't that more of a pin question these days?16:20
Quintasanshadeslayer: got anywhere with the pa3 package?16:20
shadeslayerQuintasan: I haven't even started16:20
shadeslayerworking on some other stuff16:20
shadeslayertook over from rbelem a couple of hours ago 16:20
QuintasanI'm not sure why not bring the existing one up to date16:20
QuintasanMost of preliminary work was done there16:21
QuintasanAny particular reason for doing it from scratch?16:21
shadeslayerI am not going to do it from scratch16:22
shadeslayer:)16:22
shadeslayeralthough the plasma keyboard container needs to be dropped16:22
shadeslayerbecause PA3 is supposed to use Maliit16:22
shadeslayerQuintasan: ^ So get Maliit uploaded16:22
QuintasanScottK: I'd appreciate if you review maliit at some point before I go to Debian folks with anything 16:22
ScottKOK.16:23
Quintasanshadeslayer: as you can see I'm waiting for a review :p16:23
shadeslayer:P16:23
ScottKWhat version of KDE does mailit need?16:23
QuintasanIt doesn't need KDE 16:24
QuintasanIt needs Qt 416:24
QuintasanPlasma Active needs maliit 16:25
ScottKAh.16:29
soeeRiddell, the language packade is ok, i did dist-upgrade again and that one worked also16:33
ScottKRiddell: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libkdegames/4:4.9.90-0ubuntu2/+build/405310816:34
RiddellScottK: doh!16:36
soeeis it possible to use this reworked oxygen them in beta2 ?16:38
shadeslayersoee: ?16:38
soeeshadeslayer, http://www.notmart.org/images/desktop-air-410.png16:39
shadeslayerthat will land in RC1 I guess16:40
soeeah so we have to wait till christmass :<16:40
shadeslayerWe don't want additional patches unless they're very critical16:40
shadeslayerand new themes aren't critical16:40
shadeslayersoee: well16:40
shadeslayer*hint* neon *hint*16:40
ScottKRiddell: Also your section change wasn't actually in ubuntu2.16:47
ScottKOr rather not for source16:47
ScottKFun.  https://launchpadlibrarian.net/125352745/buildlog_ubuntu-raring-amd64.libkdegames_4%3A4.9.90-0ubuntu3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz16:49
RiddellScottK: I think this package has it in for me16:51
shadeslayerxD16:52
RiddellScottK: fancy acking this backport? bug 108853417:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1088534 in Quantal Backports "Please backport ninja-build 1.0.0-0ubuntu1 (universe) from raring" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/108853417:05
ScottKRiddell: Done17:16
jalcineWhat does acking mean?17:17
ScottKIt's short of Acknowledge, but it generally means approval in an Ubuntu context.17:20
DarkwingHey guys17:21
ScottKs/of/for/17:25
kubotuScottK meant: "It's short for Acknowledge, but it generally means approval in an Ubuntu context."17:25
jalcineinteresting!17:33
jalcineTIL about acking17:33
Quintasanjussi: What distro do you use on you imx53s?17:34
ScottKRiddell: More libkdegames fun.17:36
ScottKQuintasan: I have mx51's running Ubuntu, but with a vendor kernel.17:36
QuintasanScottK: vendor kernel being?17:36
ScottKIn my case from Genesi.17:36
QuintasanScottK: TBH I don't want to install the desktop image just to remove crapton of packages from it17:37
ScottKIt is painful, but that's what I did.17:37
micahgare there no netboots for arm*?17:38
QuintasanScottK: precise?17:38
QuintasanScottK: I don't have a vga cable to plug in my monitor besides, did you just swap the kernel and it worked?17:39
ScottKNo, I had an image that included their kernel to start with.17:39
QuintasanYou upgraded the install or what?17:40
QuintasanFreescale gives you lucid images17:40
QuintasanI can't imagine that will upgrade smoothly17:40
ScottKNot Freescale, Genesi.17:42
QuintasanI wonder if that image will work17:45
ScottKIt's very hardware specific.  If you don't have a Genesi smarttop/book it probably doesn't.17:46
afiestassuspend the laptop with the installer frozen17:47
afiestaswhat logs should I give to you?17:47
QuintasanScottK: *shrug* I'll give it a go17:47
afiestashttp://paste.kde.org/623306 installer/debug: 17:49
afiestashttp://paste.kde.org/623312 installer/dm17:50
afiestasI don't need the laptop until probably tomorrow17:50
ScottKxnox: ^^^ help!!!17:50
afiestasso hurry up if you want any log ior mne doing any debug17:50
afiestasxnox: !17:50
shadeslayerthe debug output looks similar to what I had reported17:50
shadeslayerafiestas: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/108599117:51
ubottuUbuntu bug 1085991 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Ubiquity stuck at "Preparing to install Kubuntu"" [Undecided,Confirmed]17:51
shadeslayersecond comment17:51
xnoxshadeslayer: ScottK: shadeslayer: there have been multiple reports recently of "hanging installs". One think you can try is:17:52
afiestasshadeslayer: that might be it, since I have windows 8 installed on that laptop17:52
shadeslayerboooo. hissss.17:53
xnox$ sudo chmod -x /lib/partman/automatically_partition/*5*/choices17:53
xnoxwhen ubiquity comes up, but before clicking next on the prepare step.17:53
xnoxand please tell me if that fixes for you.17:53
shadeslayerafiestas: ^ since you probably are the one who can test this the quickest17:54
xnoxI have managed to kind of reproduce it with a fat partition, but ntfs might be also a trigger for this bug.17:54
afiestasxnox: if I kill ubiquity and startit again, will it work?17:56
afiestasor should I do a clean start?17:56
xnoxafiestas: if you already had a hang, killing ubiquity will not help.17:57
xnoxafiestas: just reboot.17:57
afiestasookz17:57
afiestasrestarting then17:57
afiestasxnox: worked18:00
xnoxafiestas: now, tell me a lot of how you booted and how many disks you had attached to your system.18:01
xnoxafiestas: did you boot from USB or CD?18:01
afiestasoks18:01
afiestasI booted from USB18:01
afiestasdd if of the image18:01
xnoxafiestas: how many hard-drives do you have?18:01
afiestasI had windows 8 installed, using the whole harddisk (it is a laptop, only have 1)18:01
xnoxafiestas: that's it?18:02
afiestasthe machien is a dell XPS1330 the ones that shipped with Ubuntu years ago18:02
xnoxafiestas: ok. thanks a lot.18:02
afiestasyes18:02
afiestasxnox: if you need another test, I can give it a try next week18:04
afiestasI mean, I don't mind reinstalling windows8 and trying to install Kubuntu again,  I use this machine mostly for that18:04
xnoxafiestas: and windows8 is that ntfs or fat or something else?18:04
xnoxafiestas: just one partition or many?18:04
afiestasone, ntfs I guess18:04
* xnox ponders if we are bitten by hybrid-hybernate here.18:05
* xnox bah, we should just skip ntfs/fat as those are invalid filesystems for reuse/replace anyway =)18:05
afiestasxD18:06
afiestasxnox: resized it 18:09
afiestasthe ntfs I mean, just for the sake of seeing what happens18:09
afiestasxd18:09
afiestasxnox: worked well, windows8 boots, ntfs resized etc18:13
afiestasmmmm18:15
afiestasthe encryoption of my home directory didn't worked as I expected18:15
afiestasafter installing it, a bulb appeared in the systray18:15
afiestasclicked on it, asked me to "run this action"18:15
afiestasa terminal opened asking me for a passphrase, introduced one (I think I did a typo)18:16
afiestasbut couldn't check because there is no passphrase verification18:16
* xnox is not kubuntu dev =))))) i only deal with before/during/after partitioning page =)))))18:16
xnoxScottK: Riddell: ^^^^ see above, how is encryption UI suppose to look on kubuntu?18:17
ScottK"like Ubuntu"18:18
afiestasnothign is happening18:22
Riddellxnox: which one?  the ecrypted home folder is just an option you select on the user setup page18:22
afiestasthe terminal is open, noi special process encrypting anything18:22
afiestasthe "run action" dialog is still there18:23
ScottKRiddell: Is libkdegamesprivate used directly by KDE games or just by libkdegames?18:23
xnoxScottK: Riddell: well, with encryptfs you should have the "first login" action to store decrypted key for encryption.18:23
ScottKWe have that with encrypted home, so I know it's there somewhere.18:24
dantti_laptopScottK: cyphermox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plasma-widget-networkmanagement/+bug/1088588 18:25
ubottuUbuntu bug 1088588 in plasma-widget-networkmanagement (Ubuntu) "plasma network manager doesn't prompt for password on vpnc connections" [Undecided,New]18:25
dantti_laptopdo I need to add some extra tag?18:25
dantti_laptopsorry never did this SRU thing...18:25
RiddellScottK: "apt-cache rdepends libkdegamesprivate1" used by a bunch of games18:25
ScottKRiddell: Thanks.18:25
afiestashttp://wstaw.org/w/1xhU18:26
ScottKThe binaries look good then.  Just need symbols fixed for armhf/powerpc.18:26
ScottKdantti_laptop: Thanks.  I think I did all the stuff it needs.18:27
afiestasbelow "Passphrase" was a hash, erased it using krita just in case18:27
afiestasthe [[B is me doing scroll up scrolldown with the mouse18:27
dantti_laptopScottK: ok, thanks :)18:27
cyphermoxdantti_laptop: ok so it did fix the issues, thanks19:00
cyphermoxI'll get to it shortly19:01
dantti_laptopcyphermox: well our initial tests showed yes, but the guy won't come today it seems to do a second (fresh reboot) test19:01
cyphermoxshould be easy enough to try on a live cd; I'll see about doing that as I prepare the SRU19:03
cyphermoxfortunately, I'm crazy enough to have a vpnc vpn at home :)19:03
shadeslayer:(19:26
shadeslayerRiddell: https://lwn.net/Articles/528351/19:26
shadeslayerahh19:39
shadeslayerQuintasan: ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/active/3.0/src/patches/19:39
shadeslayerso basically it's a patchset from PA people19:39
shadeslayerit doesn't help that they name the plasma mobile package plasma-mobile-0.419:40
shadeslayerbut call the release 319:40
shadeslayerRiddell: ScottK should we follow upstream source versionining or upstream release versioning?19:40
shadeslayeruh ... by which I mean, should we use plasma-mobile 0.4 or plasma-mobile 3?19:41
shadeslayerlater would require use of epoch's I guess19:41
soeelol just noticed new window maximise effect :) nice one19:47
shadeslayergosh, very hungry19:52
soeeeat some cookies19:55
soeeom niom niom19:55
shadeslayerno cookies19:55
shadeslayerScottK: https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/experimental/+files/hupnp_1.0.0-0ubuntu1~ppa2.dsc19:55
shadeslayerplz2upload19:55
* shadeslayer goes off to find something to eat20:11
soeehow can i remove old entries from krunner ?20:20
Riddell--> #kde20:21
shadeslayerapparently today was slightly burnt toast, cheese and chilly sauce night20:29
Riddellno, it's barley, lentil and carrot night20:30
TheLordOfTimehiya to Kubuntu Developers.  Got a question RE: Kubuntu bugs.  If a bug is Kubuntu-specific for, say, the firefox package, should the bug be filed against the package in question and in comments marked as Kubuntu only, or is ther a specific package you want it filed against?20:33
RiddellTheLordOfTime: if it's a bug in the firefox package then file it against that20:33
TheLordOfTimeRiddell, and then comment its only reproduceable within Kubuntu?20:34
TheLordOfTimebecause the same bug is non-reproduceable within Unity/Ubuntu20:34
shadeslayeralso depends on which ff you're using, are you using the one with KDE integration patches?20:34
shadeslayerif so, then said bug might be invalid against the archive package20:34
TheLordOfTimeshould probably grab the bug20:35
* TheLordOfTime searches the scrollbacks and history for the specific bug20:35
TheLordOfTimehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/linuxmint/+bug/103625220:35
ubottuUbuntu bug 1036252 in Ubuntu "Firefox profile directory not accessible from about:support in LMDE" [Undecided,New]20:35
TheLordOfTimeits a "Mint" bug per se20:35
TheLordOfTimewhich made me want to invalid iti ifast.20:35
TheLordOfTimeBUT.20:35
shadeslayeruh20:36
TheLordOfTimeit was reported later that it happened in Kubuntu20:36
TheLordOfTimethis one said Kubuntu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/linuxmint/+bug/1036252/comments/120:36
shadeslayerMint people have a fun way of making things20:36
TheLordOfTimei said unless it was confirmed i'd treat it as a Minut bug (Invalid for Ubuntu)20:36
shadeslayerwhich I don't want to publically disclose, but let's see20:36
* shadeslayer tests on raring20:37
shadeslayerhah20:39
shadeslayerTheLordOfTime: ** (firefox:32220): WARNING **: Cannot launch default application: No application is registered as handling this file20:39
shadeslayerit's an upstream bug20:39
shadeslayerpresumably you won't be able to reproduce this with the package that has KDE Integration20:39
shadeslayerTheLordOfTime: would you be able to test by installing packages from https://launchpad.net/~blue-shell/+archive/firefox-kde20:40
TheLordOfTimeshadeslayer, i wouldn't, i'm just bugcontrol and I don't have KDE active at the moment20:40
TheLordOfTimethat... and my ext4 partitions are fubar20:40
shadeslayerah okay20:40
TheLordOfTimeany testing I do of anything is server packages.20:41
shadeslayeranyone else running FF from the blue shell PPA ?20:41
soeeblue shell?20:43
shadeslayersoee: https://launchpad.net/~blue-shell/+archive/firefox-kde20:44
TheLordOfTimeshadeslayer, if its not found in KDE's firefox (i assume its a variant of the archive version?) lemme know, i'll stab the bug.20:44
* TheLordOfTime hates mint packages.20:44
shadeslayeryeah, gimme a couple of minutes20:44
TheLordOfTimes/packages//20:44
kubotuTheLordOfTime meant: "hates mint ."20:44
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shadeslayerTheLordOfTime: their packages make me want to bleed my eyes out20:44
TheLordOfTimeshadeslayer, the number of people who file mint bugs against Ubuntu makes me want to (yes, this isn't very CoC-compliant, but i'm quite tired of it) open up /dev/null (aka Hell) and dump mint users into there.20:45
shadeslayer*nod*20:45
TheLordOfTimei see FAR too many mint users hoping for Ubuntu to fix things.20:45
TheLordOfTime("Ubuntu" being the generic term for the Ubuntu-and-official-variant-archives)20:46
TheLordOfTimeand then there's them looking for help in #ubuntu, but that's a rant for another day.20:46
shadeslayerhah20:46
shadeslayerTheLordOfTime: works perfectly in the patched version20:46
micahgTheLordOfTime: mint bugs that are genuine bugs in the Ubuntu packages are valid, mint bugs caused by mint tweaks are not20:47
TheLordOfTimemicahg, then for a case-in-point, there's a bug filed against Ubiquity that's only referenced in Mint.  is that correctly Invalid?20:48
xnoxTheLordOfTime: bug number or it's all hypothetical.20:48
TheLordOfTimemicahg, i think we should add into triage guide or bug guides then what to do if a non=Ubuntu bug is filed (i.e. Mint)20:48
* TheLordOfTime seeks it in -bugs20:48
xnoxTheLordOfTime: depends on the bug.....20:48
* xnox doesn't see any.20:49
TheLordOfTimei have it somewhere, i commented on it so it'll show in my bugs.20:49
* TheLordOfTime opens LP20:49
TheLordOfTime... geez, too many bug windows open o.O20:49
* TheLordOfTime has 20 tabs open for just bugs.20:49
TheLordOfTimeah, sorry, this one's a Backtrack bug20:50
micahgTheLordOfTime: same rules of triage apply I would think, if it's not a bug -> question, if it's a bug that only exists in a third party archive, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Packages_not_provided_by_Ubuntu20:50
TheLordOfTimebut it falls under the "non supported" side of derivatives, so...20:50
TheLordOfTimexnox, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/108667520:50
ubottuUbuntu bug 1086675 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "When I install ubuntu on my desktop it comes a bug." [Undecided,Invalid]20:50
micahgthis seems very OT for this channel though20:50
TheLordOfTimemicahg, you brought it up, i'll move to -bugs though :p20:51
micahgTheLordOfTime: [14:45] <TheLordOfTime> shadeslayer, the number of people who file mint bugs against Ubuntu makes me want to (yes, this isn't very CoC-compliant, but i'm quite tired of it) open up /dev/null (aka Hell) and dump mint users into there.20:51
* micahg did not bring it up :)20:51
shadeslayerheh20:51
TheLordOfTime...20:52
shadeslayerit's OT, but it's still about development, so I don't think it should be an issue20:52
shadeslayeroh heh, I'm not in #ubuntu-bugs20:52
shadeslayerhow odd20:52
ScottKshadeslayer: Why does libhupnp1 Breaks/Replaces libhupnp0?21:01
shadeslayerbecause we don't want people who upgrade to have libhupnp0 installed on their system?21:02
shadeslayeroh, wait, could probably use something else for that21:02
* ScottK fixes libkdegames.21:04
ScottKshadeslayer: Yes.  libs should be co-installable for transition/upgrades.21:05
shadeslayerI see21:06
shadeslayerbut there isn't a libhupnp0 anymore21:06
shadeslayerso shouldn't we tell dpkg to remove it21:06
shadeslayereven though it's coinstallable21:06
ScottKNo.21:06
ScottKIt'll get cleaned up once nothing depends on it.21:06
shadeslayerah okay21:06
shadeslayerso basically we can drop that breaks/replaces21:07
ScottKYes.21:09
ScottKI'll fix it.21:09
shadeslayerthx21:09
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1061073] Desktop effects are slow and desktop corruption using mesa 9 @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1061073 (by Stefan Freyr)21:10
ScottKRiddell: Are we ready to let 4.9.90 (less games) go into raring?  I was thinking to maybe replace the block on kde4libs migration with one on libkdegames until we have games all sorted.21:20
RiddellScottK: yes I think that's a good plan21:22
ScottKRiddell: Done.21:25
ScottKshadeslayer: hupnp done.21:25
ScottKAlso, fixed libkdegames uploaded.21:25
shadeslayerthanks!21:29
ScottKMaybe you can get Riddell to New it once it builds.21:31
ScottKThen you get to start rebuliding rdepends.21:31
shadeslayerScottK: http://paste.kde.org/623390/21:41
shadeslayer:P21:41
xnoxplease help verify bug 1055967 using precise daily21:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1055967 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Precise) "ubiquity kde frontend is broken in current kubuntu daily builds" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/105596721:42
ScottKshadeslayer: Try reverse-depends -b libhupnp-dev21:42
shadeslayerdigikam21:43
shadeslayerwill upload that to rebuild once Riddell accepts libhupnp1 from New21:44
Riddellwhat what?21:44
shadeslayerRiddell: libhupnp1 probably landed in New21:44
shadeslayerplease accept :)21:45
ScottKIt did and it's all built21:45
ScottKGot libkdegames to build on all archs too.21:45
shadeslayeryay21:45
Riddelllet me see what excuse I can find to reject it21:45
shadeslayerhah :D21:45
Riddellwell done ScottK!21:45
* shadeslayer goes back to porting pgst21:45
ScottKIt was just a bit of symbolshelper magic needed.21:46
Riddell"  It integrates into Qt-based21:46
Riddell  software smoothly and enables truly rapid UPnP development.21:46
Riddell"21:46
Riddellsurely bad word wrap is an excuse for rejection?21:47
shadeslayer0.o21:47
soeehow can i clear icons cache ?21:47
Riddell"  - Server side SOAP is not supported. - References to values (id &21:48
Riddell  href attributes) are not supported. - Only arrays with less than 521:48
Riddell  dimensions are supported. - Namespaces for types are not checked.21:48
Riddell"21:48
Riddellnow that's just attrocious formatting21:48
shadeslayerokay, that I agree21:48
shadeslayerjust carried over from old packaging21:48
shadeslayerI think we can drop that from description21:49
yofel_soee: -> #kubuntu usually, but it's somewhere in /var/tmp/kdecache-*21:49
Riddellshadeslayer: ok I'll accept it this time, but next time that word wrap setting needs sorted or its curtains for the little binaries21:50
shadeslayerlol21:50
* Riddell it putting on a tough act tonight21:50
shadeslayerif there's a Scottish mafia Riddell would fit right in21:51
MoxonHeya!  I switched to raring ringtail and have problems with gnome applications: they freeze at random points (tested with gnucash, gramps, gnome-control-center).  is this a known issue?21:52
MoxonI tried to run gnucash as root and it works without any freezing.21:52
Moxonand is this the right channel to ask?21:52
shadeslayer*cough* root *cough*21:53
soeeok got it, had to logout21:53
RiddellI am honored and grateful that you have invited me to your home on the wedding day of your daughter. And may their first child be a masculine child. But we don't tend to do Gnome around these parts.21:53
Moxonyeah, I know.21:53
Moxonshadeslayer: same effect for a brand new user.21:57
Moxonquestion: why do my gnome applications use the oxygen theme and how can I turn this setting of?22:08
shadeslayerwell ... a) Better kde integration22:10
shadeslayerand you can turn it off using systemsettings > Application appearence > GTK Config22:10
shadeslayerand you should be asking in #kubuntu-devel22:10
shadeslayererm22:10
shadeslayer#kubuntu even22:11
Moxonyes, you are right.  This is a user question.  Thanks for pointing me towards the setting, I will try it (and switch channels).22:11
ScottKRiddell: ksnakeduel also has a ktron binary in it.  Is that intentional?  If it is, it needs to break/replace ktron.  If it isn't it needs to be removed.  Rejected it.23:10
ScottKRiddell: picimi was still in section libs.23:21
ScottKI accepted it though.23:22
ScottKpicmi even23:22
ScottKRiddell: Don't bother using raring-proposed in changelog.   Just use raring and things will get automatically diverted.23:25
RiddellScottK: wasnae me, that was shadeslayer 23:29
ScottKChangelog says you ...23:30
shadeslayeractually, blame automation script23:33
shadeslayerit used raring-proposed for everything23:33
RiddellScottK: shall I e-mail the list of new packages to colin to add to the kubuntu upload set?23:34
ScottKI'd say let's wait until they are actually in the archive.23:34
ScottKI don't think he can pre-add them.23:34
Riddellksnakeduel reuploaded23:35
ScottKOK.23:48
ScottKRiddell: When you mail Colin, ask him to remove openimageio as well.  It's no longer a build-dep of calligra.23:48
ScottKRiddell: For konquest you need to grep for copyright stuff harder and it's worth asking upstream to fix the copyright attribution in players/neutralplayer.cpp23:55

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