[02:40] Fixed kpat FTBFS. [02:52] * ScottK fixes harder. [03:41] Riddell: debian/changelog for kubrik claims it's a PPA build (the revision number is right however). Please fix for the next upload. [03:44] s/kubrik/kubrick/ [03:44] ScottK meant: "Riddell: debian/changelog for kubrick claims it's a PPA build (the revision number is right however). Please fix for the next upload." [04:16] Riddell: ksquares copyright was missing one person. I fixed and reuploaded. [05:13] Riddell: For ksirk, ksirk/iris/src/libidn/nfkc.c is LGPL and there's no license file included nor is it mentioned in debian/copyright. Additionally, there are other copyrights missing. I'll have to reject it. [05:22] Riddell: I fixed the killbots debian/copyright. [05:28] ::workspace-bugs:: [1088772] Broken icons in plasma tray @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1088772 (by xapienz) [06:31] Riddell: granatier was missing stuff too. In retrospect, don't they all need GFDL in debian/copyright? [06:31] * ScottK fixed that one up and is calling it a night. [07:24] Quintasan_: various, but ubuntu mostly. why? [08:32] so yeah, icons that comes outside of icon theme are not shown in systray [08:53] Tm_T: did you file a bug yet? [08:54] someone please send a test mail to apachelogger@ubuntu.com [08:56] apachelogger: sent [08:57] \o/ [08:57] my mail be workign again [08:57] tickets ftw ^^ [08:57] :D [09:00] * apachelogger would really like to blog about something [09:01] blog about tickets? [09:06] shadeslayer: not useful :P [09:06] apachelogger: blog about how we need business cards [09:07] we do? [09:07] yes [09:07] I am sorry, I have not gotten much mail for 2 weeks :P [09:07] with updated artwork and stuff === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio__ [09:08] apachelogger: see https://plus.google.com/107577785796696065138 [09:08] erm [09:09] I know [09:09] okay [09:09] not sure me blogging is a good idea tho :P [09:09] it's on G+ [09:10] dragon3 still has no UI ;) [09:10] heh [09:10] its only been >1.5 year since inception [09:10] xD [09:10] apachelogger: I haz kde-mm question [09:10] so do I, who do we ask? [09:10] you [09:10] oh [09:11] apachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/623426 < why does this not work? [09:11] by not work I mean does not compile [09:11] well [09:12] supposedly path a is an interface that was changed for 1.0 hence why you need path b [09:12] whut [09:12] apachelogger: no no [09:12] apachelogger: /home/shadeslayer/sauce/kde/phonon-gstreamer/gstreamer/audiodataoutput.cpp:128: error: ‘GST_BUFFER_CAPS’ was not declared in this scope [09:12] GST_BUFFER_CAPS was removed, the caps are now applied on the pad that the buffer is pushed onto [09:13] so you get the caps from the pad now [09:13] that's what I said [09:13] roger [09:13] now [09:13] the two paths are compile time mutually exclusive [09:13] ahaha [09:13] okay [09:13] right [09:13] you cannot do a runtime if-else [09:13] I have to ifded [09:13] but you need a compiletime if-else [09:13] *ifdef [09:13] not if [09:13] shadeslayer: aye [09:13] shadeslayer: well [09:14] ? [09:14] shadeslayer: technically it would be best if you did #if gstversion > expectedversion [09:14] righto [09:14] we have lines like that somewhere [09:14] best grep for version [09:14] grep for version? [09:15] gstreamer/pipeline.cpp:#if GST_VERSION >= GST_VERSION_CHECK(0,10,23,0) [09:16] oic [09:17] apachelogger: but gst provides all that already [09:18] apachelogger: http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/data/doc/gstreamer/head/gstreamer/html/gstreamer-GstVersion.html#GST-CHECK-VERSION:CAPS [09:18] so why define it in p-c-gst.h.cmake [09:20] shadeslayer: possibly it did not in the past [09:20] mm [09:30] Commandline: apt-get install ubuntu-tweak [09:30] those are really the best logs [09:33] JontheEchidna: do you see the reason for bug 1062824 [09:33] Launchpad bug 1062824 in kde-workspace (Ubuntu) "package kdm 4:4.8.5-0ubuntu0.1 failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus script pre-removal installé a été tué par le signal (Complété)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062824 [09:33] * apachelogger does not [09:33] * apachelogger also thinks that perhaps maintscripts should be more verbose on error [09:34] ::workspace-bugs:: [1066237] log out button freezes kde @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1066237 (by J. Sundermeyer) [09:34] ::workspace-bugs:: [1075518] Plasma Workspace (plasma-desktop), signal: Aborted [Current thread is 1 (Thread 0xb31c5720... @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1075518 (by Blair Chasteen) [09:34] ::workspace-bugs:: [1077196] klipper does not save contents from closed windows @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1077196 (by ill) [09:53] ScottK: digikam uploaded to rebuild against hupnp [11:12] apachelogger: do you think we could do with some autopilot tests in our packaging? [11:13] http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/12/09/1828238/mark-shuttleworth-answers-your-questions [11:14] "So I think the next frontier is to create a seamless experience from the embedded world to the cloud." [11:14] that's what I want for KDE :P [11:23] shadeslayer: yes? [11:23] jussi: Becasue I was not sure how does one run ubuntu on imx when it is so slow there === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [11:23] shadeslayer: depends on what you mean though [11:23] specifically [11:23] well [11:23] things like [11:23] autopilot tests for rekonq [11:23] and ktp [11:24] ktp is going to be a bit hard to do [11:24] and dolphin etc etc [11:24] \o [11:24] oh this is going to be fun [11:24] I get to build kdelibs twice [11:24] like kde-workspace [11:24] two times the fun [11:24] indeed [11:25] * shadeslayer looks at how kde-workspace is built [11:29] JontheEchidna: btw could you figure out how we can build nepomuk-core with ffmpeg and dlrestrictions? ( from what I've been told, you've done this before ) [11:42] uhh [11:42] Quintasan: what's build-kwin-active [11:42] I can't find it anywhere [11:42] try guessing [11:42] dude, there's no debian/build-kwin-active [11:43] how does this even compile 0.o [11:43] shadeslayer: That's how our workspace is broken xD [11:43] xD [11:43] shadeslayer: Theoretically this is the build directory that should get created during build proccess [11:43] oh [11:44] does it? [11:44] get created I mean [11:44] Dunno lol [11:44] It SHOULD [11:44] okay [11:45] I have no idea how does this thing even work seeing patches got reverted when I was not looking [11:45] yeah [11:45] that's what I'm looking at myself [11:45] xD [11:45] seems like a big ol fuck all [11:45] oh my [11:46] yeah, sorry about that, but this is *really* messed up [11:46] Riddell: are you sure this is right? http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/nepomuk-widgets/revision/7 [11:48] * shadeslayer scratches head [11:48] shadeslayer: um, no [11:48] Riddell: :P [11:48] I think I'll change all our Section fields to "who cares" since it's a pointless label anyway [11:49] xD [11:49] :D [11:49] +1 [11:49] Quintasan: okay, so, the patches should only be applied when doing the active build right? [11:49] they shouldn't land in the normal build [11:49] shadeslayer: Yeah, that's right [11:49] okay [11:49] HOW THE HELL DID THIS WORK [11:49] That's why I put them into separate directory [11:49] now the directory is gone\ [11:49] yeah [11:49] @_@ [11:50] you can't apply 2 different patch sets with dh7 packaging - at least I don't know how to [11:50] that's why the last attempt at double-building wrapped the patch in ifdefs and used a flag [11:52] can't you do a export the quilt patch dir and then do quilt push before the second cmake call? [11:52] what shadeslayer said [11:52] That's what I did [11:52] and it worked [11:53] sounds like it should work [11:53] without too much hassle [11:54] are configure and build batched together in dh7? As configuring twice and then building twice won't really work [11:56] don't think so, but we're using a separate dir for the second build [11:57] sure, but you only have ONE source that you can patch [11:57] so build 1 happens in obj-whatever [11:57] I don't see how that's an issue? [11:57] does cmake copy the source into the build dir? afaik it doesn't [11:57] yofel: patch -> build -> do magic -> UNPATCH -> apply different patch set -> build INTO another directory [11:57] ^ [11:57] Quintasan: yeah, that work, but how do you do that with current packaging? [11:58] yofel: it did work with dh7 and unless they did some significant changes it should still work [11:58] yofel: override everything? [11:58] I overrode auto_patch auto_build and auto_install [11:58] as AFAIK dh_auto_configure and dh_auto_build are both only run once [11:58] yofel: override_dh_auto_configure: [11:58] $(overridden_command) -- -DKDE4_KDM_PAM_SERVICE=kdm -DKDE4_COMMON_PAM_SERVICE=kdm [11:58] $(overridden_command) -Bdebian/build-kwin-active -- -DKDE4_KDM_PAM_SERVICE=kdm -DKDE4_COMMON_PAM_SERVICE=kdm -DKWIN_PLASMA_ACTIVE=true [11:58] that's how :P [11:58] yofel: override it and call it twice? [11:59] whatever, show me the finished work. the current workspace build isn't set up like that [11:59] it is! :P [11:59] yofel: That's the problem xD [11:59] shadeslayer: it's not! [11:59] but it doesn't have patchery [11:59] I just copy pasted from kde-workspace rules :p [11:59] It was working but $STUFF happened and it doesnt work as it is supposed to work right now [11:59] it applies the patch and uses a cmake flag to turn it on and off, that's not using 2 patchsets [12:00] ah okay [12:00] this should really be upstreamed :| [12:00] yofel: The flag does shit by itself when the patches are not there xD [12:00] once shadeslayer fixes the patching the rest should work [12:00] righto [12:00] the question is [12:00] the patch that was removed was upstreamed, and I'm not yet convinced that the missing part is really needed [12:01] IT WAS NOT UPSTREAMED T_T [12:01] shadeslayer: show him @_@ [12:01] err more patches : ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/active/3.0/src/patches/ [12:01] as for the PA3 patches: yes, I know they're not in [12:01] Quintasan: wait, I'm looking myself, I might be wrong too as I was last time ^^ [12:01] yofel: we applied the patches cleanly on git master at UDS R === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [12:02] * Quintasan goes to take a shower [12:02] I expect results [12:02] or maybe they were, but were reverted or sth [12:02] and we forgot [12:02] Riddell, ScottK: friendly reminder for maliit review [12:03] * shadeslayer looks at bzr log === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ [12:04] shadeslayer: after resetting workspace KDE/4.9 hard, kwin/CMakeLists.txt respects KWIN_PLASMA_ACTIVE. The missing part of the patch were a few includes - I'm not convinced that they're missing [12:04] apachelogger: apachelogger @ubuntu.com got unsubscribed from kubuntu-devel 10 days ago [12:04] er, needed [12:04] I see [12:04] Quintasan: keep reminding us [12:04] yofel: we still need this patchset though : ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/active/3.0/src/patches/ [12:05] I see some really fun commit entries : http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/kde-workspace/revision/668 [12:06] yeah, I know. I'm just wondering how to get dh7 to work with 2 patch sets. I don't know if that's possible as I remember the sequencing, but maybe Quintasan knows better. [12:06] hmm .. I *think* you might be right [12:07] after the first patchset gets applied, and you pop it, those patches are no longer applied [12:07] and the first build loses that patchset [12:07] so, keep first patchset, apply active's patchset ontop of our patchset for active build [12:08] Riddell: autounsub because the alias was broken I presume [12:09] shadeslayer: still leaves the issue of only one available source. We really would need to 'patch - build - unpatch - patch - build'. But not sure how to do that. [OR add ifdefs for the patches, not sure how much work that is] [12:09] Riddell: I think I am subbed again, thanks for pointing it out [12:10] anyway, back to work, let's hope that Quintasan has some magic idea [12:10] hmm [12:13] shadeslayer: or maybe one could make a full source copy at the start and then point cmake to that for one build. I've never tried something like that though. [12:13] heh [12:13] that would be fun [12:14] a 'cleaner' solution I guess would be to have different -active sources [12:14] so kde4libs-active, kde-workspace-active [12:24] how would that be cleaner? [12:25] that just means they'll get out of sync [12:30] hmm [13:02] Quintasan: Look at the number of KDE games still in New and you'll understand why I didn't get to it yet. [14:23] Quintasan: http://paste.kde.org/623696/ [14:23] still WIP [14:24] >built with active patches [14:24] means nothing to me [14:25] make it built with Plasma Active support [14:25] heh [14:26] still needs install files and the likes [14:26] I don't see kdelibs5-active-dev, if the -active stuff isn't installed during build dpkg-shlibdeps WILL do the wrong thing [14:27] like I said, still WIP :) [14:28] I thought that dh_auto_configure would create the debian/build-kdelibs-active dir, but it didn't [14:31] and hmm ... debian/build-kdelibs-active-dir is empty right now [14:31] I thought it would have the relevant CMake files [14:31] -Bdebian/build-kwin-active is an option for dh_auto_configure, not cmake, so put it before the -- [14:32] oh good point [14:33] see man debhelper BUILD SYSTEM OPTIONS [14:33] yeah, that's where I picked it up, except I put it at the wrong line [14:34] -- Build files have been written to: /tmp/buildd/kde4libs-4.9.90/debian/build-kwin-active [14:34] wohoo [14:34] erm [14:34] wrong dir [14:34] why? [14:35] build-*kwin*-active [14:35] should be kdelibs [14:35] :P [14:35] oops [14:35] ^^ [14:36] ah, and don't forget to remove the dir in dh_clean [14:36] better : -- Build files have been written to: /tmp/buildd/kde4libs-4.9.90/debian/build-kdelibs-active [14:36] ofcourse [14:36] guys what re the oxygen-fonts ? [14:36] soee: experimental ppa [14:36] shadeslayer, yeah i see topic but what do they chenge ? add some extra fonts ? [14:37] they add the oxygen fonts? that's about it [14:37] so its like ubuntu font ? [14:38] ok googled it [14:38] :) [14:38] it's a font that upstream KDE is working on [14:38] 'y' still feels unbalanced. Looks nice otherwise [14:39] will test later but i doubt any font will replace my Droid :) [14:39] then again, I can just use the mono version [15:01] ermmmm [15:01] yofel: http://paste.kde.org/623702/ [15:01] any ideas how I can apply active patches ontop of our patches [15:02] uh... I would usually go with quilt pop -a, choose a different series file and push -a [15:02] uh [15:02] hm [15:02] and drop setting QUILT_PATCHES at all [15:03] right [15:03] shadeslayer: what doesn't work there though? [15:03] the pushing [15:05] dunno, would need a test env for debuggin but I don't have the time for that now [15:06] sure [15:06] I just made a debian/patces/series.active and appended the PA patch there [15:17] yofel: well that's odd [15:18] doing : export QUILT_SERIES=series.active or export QUILT_SERIES=debian/patches/series.active doesn't work as well [15:22] I expect it's cached in .pc/ [15:23] I'd be inclined to just patch it manually if quilt is faffy [15:23] patch -p1 < debian/patches/foo [15:23] -patch -R -p1 < debian/patches/foo in clean === valorie_ is now known as valorie [15:25] uglyness [15:25] :( === valorie is now known as 77CABWYBP [15:27] 77CABWYBP: got a new amateur radio call sign? [15:27] Quintasan: where's that maliit? [15:32] god [15:32] rm -rf .pc/ [15:32] cp /tmp/buildd/kde4libs-4.9.90/debian/patches/series.active /tmp/buildd/kde4libs-4.9.90/debian/patches/series [15:32] quilt push -a [15:32] No series file found [15:33] quilt obviously hates you. [15:34] clearly [15:35] this is a fairly wtf build :P [15:37] I'll go with Riddell's suggestion [15:37] even though it leads to uglyness [15:37] that'll be a wtf build then [15:37] go ahead for now, I'll debug this if I have time in the evening [15:37] heh [15:37] okay [15:38] Riddell: dget -xu http://people.ubuntu.com/~quintasan/uploads/maliit-framework_0.93.0-0ubuntu1.dsc === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ [17:47] ugh [17:48] does this look sane for kdelibs5-active-dev.install : http://paste.kde.org/623762 === shadeslayer is now known as buildslayer [18:16] buildslayer: isn't it just the same as the normal kdelibs5-dev.install ? [18:17] I don't see kdelibs5-active-dev, if the -active stuff isn't installed during build dpkg-shlibdeps WILL do the wrong thing [18:18] uhh ... now that I think about it, I don't see how adding that will fix said issue :P [18:20] hmm .. this will most definitely cause issues if dpkg-shlibdeps takes into account out of source builds [18:22] anywho, something for tomorrow I guess [18:22] uhm, a) you need to have something that installs the lib*-active packages. b) they need to conflict with the regular set of packages. c) That'll probably break everything [18:22] so I'm currently thinking about how to solve this too... [18:23] right [18:23] :P [18:24] upstream sux [18:24] this is *so* set up for a one-config environment which we don't have -.- [18:25] yeah ... [18:25] maybe we should complain loudly [18:25] the fun part is that half of the kdelibs patch is in 4.10 [18:25] so I had to redo it [18:27] yofel: huh? [18:29] ah yes, new kernel [18:30] with TCP Fast open [18:45] Riddell: btw decisions like Business card artwork would be taken by the Council right? === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [18:54] Tm_T: hm? kdelibs? I meant the one big kdelibs patch from active that changes god knows what and that I would rather not have on the normal desktop [18:55] yofel: are you saying that we (kubuntu) are going to have either plasma-desktop or plasma-active but not both on the system, against upstream? [18:57] Tm_T: I'm saying that it makes it hard to do it, not that it's impossible. And that's not really something they *need* to care about either. [18:57] hmmm [19:00] hm [19:01] actually... [19:03] ::workspace-bugs:: [1088772] Broken icons in plasma tray @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1088772 (by xapienz) [19:03] yofel: yes? [19:03] buildslayer: are the changes that replace functionality in 4.10? As the diff is otherwise mostly adding stuff, maybe we don't need to build twice [19:03] yofel: uhh sec [19:04] except for the replacements that just add fuse support [19:04] http://paste.kde.org/623792 is what quilt gave me after refreshing [19:05] yofel: can you see any difference in lines 55 and 57? [19:05] possibly useless diff [19:08] buildslayer: well the money part at least will be [19:08] buildslayer: whitespace diff [19:08] Riddell: nah, I mean deciding which artwork will become 'official' [19:08] yofel: so it wasn't me being sleepy ... good to know [19:10] line 106-127: filling empty methods o.O? [19:11] ? [19:11] nope [19:11] buildslayer: I'm less fussed about that [19:11] Riddell: heh [19:12] I've also pinged Eugene [19:17] http://paste.kde.org/623798 - wth.. [19:17] * yofel will continue review after dinner [19:17] 0.o [19:17] I'm probably going to go to sleep in another 20 minutes [19:26] re [19:29] buildslayer: can you make a fresh full clone of kdelibs? I can't [19:30] pulling works, but clone not [19:30] sec [19:31] yofel: clone from anongit1 [19:32] thanks [19:32] now lets see which one's broken [19:34] 3 I guess [19:35] erm, there's no 3 ... [19:35] 1 2 and 4 work, 3 doesn't resolve here [19:36] 5 is broken [19:36] * yofel pokes the admins [19:37] I think they know [19:37] I didn't see anythign in -sysadmin... [19:38] they should at least take it out of the rotation [19:38] I suspect it may be a nasty combo of anongit syncing + projects updating db + all 6 thin servers trying to show git repos all simultaneously [19:39] potentially something went wrong with anongit syncing [19:39] but yeah, it'd be good to mention it to the, [19:39] *them [19:39] yeah, could've been load corruption [19:41] yofel: are you doing a patch review? [19:41] and whether or not the patch applies to kdelibs? [19:42] didn't you check the 2nd part? [19:42] 2nd part? [19:42] whether it appleis [19:43] I'll try to find out what the activity part is supposed to do, as the fuse part seem safe [19:43] *seems [19:43] http://paste.kde.org/623792/ applies cleanly to 4.9.90 [19:43] I didn't check against master [19:44] it applies cleanly [19:44] with the low amount of changes in kdelibs we shouldn't have to worry much there [19:44] do you know where the active patches are kept? ivan/plasma-active-patches ? [19:44] dunno [19:45] I'm touching this for the first time [19:45] same here... [19:45] guess I'll look around a bit [19:45] potentially #active can advise [19:47] yeah, I'm in there, just never said a word :P [19:49] hehe [19:49] same here [20:01] nighters [21:02] whats motivates to work... is shower :) [21:45] hmmm KMix volume control no longer working in 12.10 / 4.9.9. Anyone else seeing this issue? [21:47] works fine in raring 4.9.90 [21:47] are you sure it's got the right output? [21:50] ronnoc, what exactly not working? [21:50] volume level works fine for me [21:50] 12.10 [21:51] Moving the slider does nothing to the volume, nor can I mute it. I didn't change anything that I'm aware of. [21:53] well by default the channel visible when i click volume icon do nothig for me either [21:53] fixed by closing kmix and restarting. odd because rebooting didn't fix the issue. but all's well that ends well. [21:54] bu if i click mixer i got access to the right one [21:54] :) [21:56] well I used to be able to use mouse wheel to control volume on hover, but that no longer works. seems alsa is no longer the default (my USB headphones are) and I can not see a way to change that back. [21:57] alsa? i thought pulseaudio [22:19] yea. it shows up as Built In Analog Stereo. And it's teh preferred device in System Settings, but somehow it's not the default anymore in KMix. No big deal :p [22:22] hi, I'm having a serious issue with 12.10... I can't let my pcs on for too many time that out of nothing it freezes... with sysreq I see VFS file-max limit reached, does anyone knows what causes this? [22:22] luckly today I was able to still use the pc, so I can type commands that might help [22:23] there's no 100% process running, no process eating lots of fds... [22:23] so I'm really out of clue of what is happening.. [22:23] am I the only one experiencing this? [22:26] funny trying to open kwin it says too many open files on the system.. but I list /proc/*/fds and no process has so many open files.. [22:26] is there another way to find this? [22:33] dantti_laptop, i'm having issues with 12.10 and icecc [22:34] what's icecc? [22:34] dantti_laptop, http://en.opensuse.org/Icecream [22:36] rbelem: ok I don't use that... [22:36] :-) [22:36] the issue is that something is eating fds on my machine.. :P [22:37] I won't reboot till I kill it :P [22:37] :-/ [22:37] no idea [22:37] I used to have my machine up for 40 days now it can't stand 2 [22:38] we have to find out what changed [22:42] I remember having aptitude complain about too many open files here in 12.10, but now I'm on raring and it hasn't happened again. [22:42] Riddell: Any thoughts on my comment on missing GFDL attribution in debian/coyright for ~all the games? [22:43] yofel: do you know is lsof -p is better than listing the number of files on /proc/fd? [22:43] * ScottK is waiting to get that resolved before reviewing more. [22:43] it seems to show more stuff [22:43] yofel: Your first mistake is using aptitude. Just use apt. [22:44] I usually do, but aptitude's dependency resolver is sometimes handy for debugging dep issues (if it doesn't totally mess up ofc.) [22:45] ScottK: mm I missed that one, what missing attribution? [22:45] not to mention aptitude search is way easier to read than apt-cache's [22:46] [01:31:10] Riddell: granatier was missing stuff too. In retrospect, don't they all need GFDL in debian/copyright? [22:46] dantti_laptop: not really, but I do wonder what would open 4k files (that's what ulimit -n at least says as file open limit) [22:46] Riddell: Take a look at what I did for grantier and see if you think that makes sense. [22:47] yofel: is vfs some app? cause it seems it was the one trying to get more... [22:47] actually aptitudes full resolver works pretty well again, just the safe one is still pretty broken [22:48] * yofel reads vfs as virtual file system so it should be some kernel thing [22:48] but would that open files by itself o.O? [22:48] ScottK: mm yes [22:49] OK. We need to fix the ones I already accepted. I can work on that. [22:49] Can you redo the ones still in the queue? [22:49] Also, did I do the copyright format stuff right? [22:49] I'm not very experienced with it. [22:50] yofel: yes, tis odd indeed, probably something uses vfs to open files... and don't releases them [22:53] ok, it seems kvirc and chromiun are eating lots of them... using lsof... [22:55] ScottK: where is your granatie change? [22:55] In the archive. [22:55] I fixed it and accepted it. [22:56] ScottK: only 4:4.9.90-0ubuntu1 shown in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/granatier and that has no FDL in debian/copyright [22:56] Hmmm. [22:56] * ScottK looks [22:58] dantti_laptop: what does 'sysctl fs.file-nr' say for you? [22:58] Riddell: Yes. The one in the archive has it. I didn't change the version number/changelog. so download it again (either delete yours or to a different directory) [23:01] mm yes it's got it this time [23:01] ScottK: yeah that looks good [23:01] I'll add it to kdegames packages tomorrow [23:01] OK. Thanks. [23:06] yofel, maybe it kills dantti's system [23:07] rbelem: well, he says that it kill is, but it seems like it's still working to some extent [23:07] *kills it [23:08] yofel: hmm sorry too lat, I killed chormiun which somehow killed my konsole, but I'm guessing my issus is kvirc [23:08] since it's the one that is less maintained... [23:08] the two where the ones that lsof couldn't proccess it all [23:09] I'll use another irc client for now and see what happens... === emma is now known as em