[00:10] ScottK: well, upstream does not use plasma-netbook by default on small formfactors, that is our thing [00:10] ScottK: and I do agree with the points raised [00:11] plasma-netbook has gross performance issues and brings out the worse in plasma's layouting system === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_aw [00:12] going to bed now, nites [00:16] hmm kdelibs failed [00:16] time for a beer I think [00:27] kmailservice is gone ? :P [00:32] shadeslayer: seems so, compiling locally now [00:33] :) [01:03] How can stuff be "gone" between beta and RC when kdelibs is feature frozen anyway? [01:06] apachelogger: So why did upstream develop plasma-netbook, if not to use it on netbooks? [01:12] ScottK: install path changed [01:15] Ah. [01:15] I guess that's not quite so bad. === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio__ === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_aw [06:49] good morning [07:56] hmm, has there been changes on mouse settings kcm? [07:59] or should I blame upstream? [08:01] Good Morning everyone.. [08:03] Been watching Mr Bacons tutorials about Quickly last night, tried to install it, and it's not listed in Software Center, I got it with apt, but Glade crashes yada yada.. Can anyone point me in the right direction for App Development tools / environments they recommend, I want to work using Python for now.. [08:05] rick_timmis: kdevelop? [08:05] Ah yes, OK, I use that already but I thought it only support C++ and PHP [08:06] I also notice that Quickly provides a launcher for Glade, what I/F designer do you use ? [08:08] http://kdevelop.org/44/kdev-python-14-released [08:09] I don't actually know what tools our coders use with Python, but I assume Qtcreator/KDevelop [08:10] Tm_T: Brilliant thank you, I will go check that out, I hadn't heard of QT Creator. But I've really only been using Kdevelop for PHP stuff, it's got such excellent Class Managerment tools [08:11] I think I have mostly coded with nano /: === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio__ [10:23] ScottK: I dunno [10:31] * apachelogger sighs [10:32] anyone with raring around? [10:34] What do you need done in raring (I'm not sure if my raring will support it, as it's Cinnamon) [10:37] apachelogger: i have a vm around [10:44] tsdgeos: when you start kcmshell4 userconfig do you get a crash? [10:44] and if so, does pykde4 from ppa:apachelogger/staging fix it? [10:44] apachelogger: that's going to take a while to test [10:46] actually I should just install a daily build [10:46] persia: what is a cinnamon raring? [10:47] Me experimenting with what might be required to reduce the degree to which Linux MINT differentiates itself. [10:48] Right now, not quite enough is in Debian to be able to make a flavour. [10:48] But things look pretty good for raring;1 [10:48] s/;/+/ [10:48] persia meant: "But things look pretty good for raring+1" [10:48] Thanks kubotu [10:48] nice === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_aw [10:49] (according to shadeslayer mint kde differentiates itself primarily by introducing terribly packaging hacks :S) [10:49] Yeah, but it means that I'm not yet testing the actual desktop I'll be using for raring (I still have quantal on my main workstation, and am very happy with the 4.9.3 updates making things crash less) [10:50] Indeed. That's how mint used to differentiate itself, but with the debate over GNOME shell vs. Unity vs. ..., they have create some interesting new alternatives. I don't think they are doing anything special on the KDE side: perhaps they can't find enough broken? [10:57] *nod* [10:57] persia: what's still crashing in 4.9.3 though? [10:58] Nothing I can identify as consistent yet. I think certain touchpad gestures trigger crashes, as does fiddling too much with widgets. Activities is working now though, and it is possible to add widgets (with 4.9.2, the session crashed if I even tried). [10:59] hm, yes, plasma is a bit of a sore spot with regards to not crashing [10:59] apachelogger: yes, it crashes, no time to check if the ppa fixes it right now sorry [10:59] Note that it's always a full session restart, so unless I can figure out how to replicate it easily, I'm really not interested in instrumenting everything to track down the bug :) [11:00] persia: that sounds like an X/driver issue actually [11:01] tsdgeos: kthx [11:01] It could well be. quantal linux and xorg actively and specifically don't support my hardware, which makes me consider all issues with this as quite likely only mine :) [11:01] raring linux and xorg do support the hardware, so when I upgrade, I suspect much will go away (and I'll be more suspicious of the software when it does crash) [11:02] one can hope ;) === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio__ [11:12] meh, too many build failures === Tonio__ is now known as Tonio_aw [11:43] meeeeeh [11:43] we have a python problem [11:44] snakes on a plane? [11:44] at least as bad [11:44] userconfig is not compatible with python3 [11:44] the kcm plugin loader is however built against python3 === smarter_ is now known as smarter [11:54] Hi all [11:56] hmm [11:57] so a choice of switch to kuser, fix userconfig or nudge afiestas into writing a replacement? [12:09] Riddell: well, since both userconfig and kuser are equally not maintained I think switching from a to b is somewhat pointless [12:09] (except that kuser of course does not lead to weird runtime crashes and problems) [12:09] then again it has a much less approachable interface [12:09] and actually [12:09] Riddell: if we change userconfig not to use a kcm we can simply force it to use python2.7 [12:10] that being said... there is no reason for it being a KCM as it does not have polkit integration [12:10] so it does not really give us anything [12:11] system settings is a logical place to include it, except it launches as a separate window which is most inconsistent [12:11] that's what I meant [12:12] since it requires admin privledges it will not embed in systemsettings [12:12] so there is no point in it being a KCM\ [12:16] http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/kubuntu-ppa-build-status.html [12:16] hmm, never quick these [12:17] ^^ [12:18] Riddell: so, I am thinking about a new plymouth [12:18] for the new wallpaper [12:18] instead of the silly dots we could have a highlight moving around the big center edge [12:19] well s/around/along/ [12:20] apachelogger: sounds fiddly no? [12:22] shouldn't be, not sure how scaling will factor into it though [12:26] Riddell: simply sticking some glowy dots there will make them drown and appear unintegrated [12:26] the cheapest solution would be to completely replicate ksplash with different icons or something [12:26] the small dots would totally drown on the new wallpaper [12:26] and look very "alien" [12:27] yes I see what you mean [12:55] zoh you have started building rc1 ? :> [12:55] i do not like this text: Failed to build [12:56] apachelogger: yay for a new plymouth theme, I don't like those dots [12:56] they look like a progress bar, except they are not :/ [12:59] agree === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan [13:26] \o [13:26] Quintasan! [13:27] hmm? [13:28] http://notes.kde.org/kubuntu-ninjas [13:28] !ninjas [13:28] Ninja Time! apachelogger, bulldog98, debfx, JontheEchidna, Lex79, maco, neversfelde, nhandler, Quintasan, rgreening, Riddell, ScottK, stalcup, txwikinger, yofel [13:28] or anyone else like rick_timmis who wants to join in :) [13:29] mfw something that won't be a waste of time [13:29] getting to it [13:29] persia: Man, those flashcards are...awesome! [13:33] Riddell: I'm getting permission dendied (publickey) on ./kdesc-package-names [13:35] hrm, anyone want to help me figure out where to report a bug? [13:35] Quintasan: see README === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:35] yofel_: Add following to your .ssh/config [13:35] did that [13:36] oh wait [13:36] Seems that kde apps dont repect printer preferences set in HPlip... [13:36] kdesc-packages-raring.txt is now empty xD [13:36] Quintasan: that's what bzr revert is for ;P [13:36] yes but I still get permission denied [13:36] jussi: yeah, I can at least confirm that [13:37] Quintasan: you ssh key *IS* on ftpmaster? [13:37] yofel: Im still at a loss to where I would report it though [13:37] jussi: same :/ [13:37] I don't know where the cups settings are stored - or where either one stores the settings actually [13:38] hey [13:39] are there kdelibs 4.9 builds for Ubuntu 12.04? [13:39] hurrrr [13:39] binaryking: in the beta ppa [13:39] yofel: Unless they purged the keys it should be here [13:39] jussi: link please :) [13:39] Quintasan: set the default scp username? [13:40] Quintasan: give me a minute, harald did a clean up once there [13:40] oh wait, 12.04 [13:40] Riddell: I did the .ssh/config stuff [13:40] binaryking: sec, let me see if Im accidentally lying to you [13:40] Host ftpmaster.kde.org [13:40] User ftpubuntu [13:40] Quintasan: can oyu ssh to ftpmaster? [13:40] yeah [13:41] weird then [13:41] binaryking: my apologies, they are for quantal, not 12.04 [13:41] [~]% ssh ftpmaster.kde.org (quintasan@demonbane:~) [13:41] Enter passphrase for key '/home/quintasan/.ssh/id_rsa': [13:41] ftpubuntu@ftpmaster:~$ [13:41] jussi: oh, so I need to build it [13:41] Quintasan: well yes, if you need a passphrase... [13:41] jussi: thanks for help :) [13:41] Quintasan: but why do you need to run that script anyway? [13:42] binaryking: perhaps, there may be somethign I am not aware of [13:42] oh, Riddell has a point - use an ssh agent [13:42] no idea whatsover, notes said to use those scrips [13:42] Quintasan: what for? [13:42] Use automation scripts from lp:~kubuntu-packagers/+junk/kubuntu-automation [13:42] dunno [13:42] :D [13:42] Quintasan: you only need to do that once. The packages are already in the PPA [13:43] they just need fixing [13:43] me grabs kde-base-apps [13:44] Quintasan: write it on the pad [13:46] I think pull-ninjas-source is broken [13:46] are there no backports for kdelibs 4.9 for precise as its LTS [13:46] ? [13:47] yofel: whoever did pull-ninjas-source it's broken [13:47] pull-ppa-source works just fine [13:48] binaryking: yes, in kubuntu-ppa/backports [13:48] Quintasan: wait, me and debfx were debugging that at some point [13:48] now I need to remember if we had a solution... [13:48] Riddell: oh. thanks [13:49] Quintasan: what exactly is broken again? it works here [13:51] binaryking: like I mentioned, things I dont know (or in this case, had forgotten about) :D [13:51] :) [13:51] np [13:52] agateau: bug 553386 :P [13:52] bug 553386 in kubuntu-settings (Ubuntu) "Plymouth theme should use circular progress indicator" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/553386 [13:55] apachelogger: "This bug affects me" :) [14:01] Qt 5.0 out! [14:02] http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2012/12/19/qt-5-0/ [14:03] fabo: any thoughts about how to get it packaged? [14:03] Riddell: wow, finally.. [14:05] hmmm [14:05] yofel: Where was this option to force apt to download untrusted packages? [14:06] APT::Get::AllowUnauthenticated 1; [14:06] Thanks [14:13] apachelogger: terrible would be an understatement [14:14] shadeslayer: WRT what? [14:15] shadeslayer: also please note what I spammed in the multimedia channel [14:16] mint kde packaging [14:18] ah [14:18] well [14:18] mint :P [14:18] the qt5 video gives me vertigo [14:19] bug 1092118 [14:19] bug 1092118 in choqok (Ubuntu) "Tweet shows "&" instead of "&"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1092118 [14:19] heh [14:19] is choqok still being developed? [14:28] yofel: Do we still have the commitbot running? [14:28] packages packages packages :P [14:29] Quintasan: CIA? no that went out [14:29] mmkay [14:29] removing from baazar conf [14:29] Quintasan: "CIA is dead" - #cia [14:29] ... [14:29] how is [14:29] wtf [14:29] there's an irker instance running for KDE now [14:29] you didn't hear the story o.O? [14:29] ^ [14:30] no wait [14:30] my / is 100% [14:30] for some reason [14:30] phew [14:30] cleaned the apt cache [14:31] your space management is as bad as mine... [14:32] brotip: don't put prn on / [14:33] apachelogger: You speak from experience I presume [14:33] nah [14:34] I always have a separate /home [14:34] So do I [14:34] the only time my / ever ran out of space was when buildign koffice or osmething [14:34] koffice and amarok at the same time actually [14:34] they have insanely huge artifacts for some reason [14:35] Can can compile both of them in tmpfs [14:35] who's Can? [14:36] It's my alter ego [14:37] go see a doctor plz [14:37] Riddell: pushing kde-baseapps and uploading to ninja [14:37] Quintasan: how much ramz do you have? 16 gig? [14:37] apachelogger: Too late for that. [14:38] my system usually needs at least 4 [14:39] Quintasan: awooga [14:41] what the [14:41] hell [14:41] https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ninjas/+archive/ppa/+build/4073310 === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [14:41] peryton (QEMU Armel buildd) [14:42] oh [14:42] Quintasan: it's a PPA, virtual builders are common [14:43] retrying since kexiv is there [14:43] Riddell: How often the status page is updated? [14:43] Quintasan: whenever you ask me [14:43] it's just done manually [14:45] * Quintasan grabs kate [14:45] kate has a python issue [14:45] lots of them have a python issue [14:45] can't find pyconfig.h [14:46] ... [14:46] Is this bad news? [14:46] it is if we can't work out how to fix it [14:46] libpython3.3-dev [14:46] and python-minimal has this file [14:47] it's in libpython2.7-dev now for 2.7 [14:47] and moved to /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/python2.7/pyconfig.h [14:47] Do we compile against 2.7? [14:48] Quintasan: pst, kate already on etherpad, feel free to take it over [14:48] * Quintasan tries figuring it out [14:48] if I don't make it I'll just take something else [14:49] kate depends on libpython2.7 currently [14:50] Riddell: steveir pinged yesterday. It's just a matter of rebuilding with final tarballs. there's a couple of minor issues to make sure cmake files still works. [14:52] fabo: who's steveir [14:52] ? [14:53] Riddell: kdab guy [14:54] oh? he's got into .deb packaging? [14:54] more involved on overall distro support on the packaging [14:56] !file [14:56] An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview see also: man hier [14:56] Riddell: he raised the issue on cmake files and give us some good pointers [14:57] !find pyconfig.h raring [14:57] File pyconfig.h found in libpython2.7-dbg, libpython2.7-dev, libpython3.3-dbg, libpython3.3-dev, pypy-dev, python-numpy, python3-numpy [14:58] dont ask me how [14:58] but [14:59] installing libpython3.3-dev [14:59] apparently help [14:59] ed [14:59] or not [14:59] it crapped out later on [14:59] Riddell: why not just update it every 15 minutes? [15:00] Riddell: This looks like an issue with our Python [15:00] ( the status page ) [15:01] shadeslayer: hmm memory says there's some reason why it didn't work from a cron job [15:02] oh? [15:02] make[4]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/libpython2.7.so', needed by `lib/libcompoundviewer.so.4.10.0'. Stop. [15:02] hehe [15:03] launchpadlib would be my guess why it wouldn't work - easy to fix though [15:03] shadeslayer: that's easy to fix [15:03] the moved pyconfig.h less so [15:03] Riddell: yeah [15:03] needs PYTHON_INCLUDE_PATH changed [15:03] but I can't find how that's set [15:03] I usually just randonly click on FTBFS's [15:03] FindPythonLibrary.cmake says it sets it but doesn't seem to actually do anything to do so [15:04] because I'm *that* adventurous === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ [15:04] to hell with python! [15:04] /usr/include/python2.7/sip.h [15:04] there you have #include [15:05] python FTW! [15:05] and in Python.h [15:05] #include "pyconfig.h" [15:05] and this is what actually craps out [15:05] oh yofel just volunteered to port userconfig to p3 [15:05] hooray [15:05] ^ [15:05] apachelogger: actually, I might take a look at userconfig for py3 as I'm free from the weekend on [15:05] * apachelogger wonders what to have for dinner [15:06] apachelogger: PYTHON [15:06] hm [15:06] * apachelogger looks up restaurants that serve pythons [15:06] what does everyone have against python o.O? It's not python's fault that our binding setup is crap [15:06] eh [15:06] ehhhh [15:07] ^^ [15:07] LOL [15:07] https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/vim_dev/5MYb23t9ZBM [15:07] LOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLLO [15:07] ! [15:07] well this is fun : File usr/lib/libpython2.7.so found in python2.7-dbg [15:07] http://wstaw.org/m/2012/12/19/plasma-desktopL28504.png [15:07] youtube video [15:07] apachelogger: fun [15:07] gets emmbed in yakuake window [15:07] lol [15:07] I am now going to change the way you need to init objects in phonon [15:07] hmm [15:08] :D [15:09] apachelogger: break all the things [15:09] just because [15:09] and here I hoped python3 would make things better... Reality - I hate you [15:10] shadeslayer: then linus can flame me [15:10] actually the fact that linus did not flame python for that comes as a bit of a surprise [15:10] shadeslayer: it's in libpython2.7-dev [15:10] prolly doens't use it [15:10] smart man [15:12] lol [15:13] Riddell: then wy doesn't it get picked up ? 0.o [15:13] because kalzium does pull it in [15:14] shadeslayer: if a build-dep on libpython2.7-dev is added to kate that problem goes away [15:14] the next problem is it can't find pyconfig.h [15:15] which has moved to a multiarch directory [15:15] 0.o [15:15] shadeslayer, yofel: Ever wanted to embedd youtube in konsole? http://wstaw.org/m/2012/12/19/IMG_20121219_161018.jpg [15:16] they are in my quassel, that's good enough [15:16] heh [15:16] FindPythonLibrary.cmake needs to export Cflags from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/python-2.7.pc [15:16] Quintasan: looks like the X fail of the year :P [15:16] yofel: This only happens when I minmize opera when a youtube video is open [15:17] brotip: use proper browser [15:17] yeah, rekonq 1.80 is nice. Now I need mouse gestures and I'll actually start to like it [15:17] apachelogger: >proper browser [15:17] same stuff happens with shitty rekonq [15:18] don't even mention firefox [15:18] quassel is a better browser than rekonq [15:18] lol [15:18] looking at the implementation... no [15:18] Riddell: make[4]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/libpython2.7.so', needed by `lib/libcompoundviewer.so.4.10.0'. Stop. [15:18] shadeslayer: make that into a meme [15:18] doesn't go away [15:18] python is a better browser than rekonq [15:18] Riddell: I vote we ask ScottK about that [15:19] shadeslayer: so install it! [15:19] I'm running out of ideas [15:19] huh? [15:19] possibly got multiarched as well [15:19] shadeslayer: sounds like some cmake config files that needs to be rebuilt [15:19] yep, it's in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpython2.7.so [15:19] *file [15:20] shadeslayer: install libpython2.7-dev problem solved [15:20] I did! [15:20] Riddell: no, something is hardcoded to the old path [15:20] what's the package? [15:20] kalzium [15:21] oh right [15:22] kalzium master does not even mention python Oo [15:23] I blame debian/patches/no_install_rpath_use_link_path.diff [15:23] * apachelogger leaves for dinner [15:26] shadeslayer: try rebuilding avogadro [15:26] apachelogger: nope, doesn't work [15:26] yofel: k [15:27] was avogadro even uploaded? [15:27] don't see it [15:27] huh? [15:27] avogadro has nothing to do with kde [15:28] oh okay [15:28] but it has a horibbleness called /usr/lib/avogadro/1_0/AvogadroLibraryDeps.cmake [15:29] cj already rebuilt avogadro against sip-api-9.0 [15:29] but ok, let's see [15:31] shadeslayer: if you're on raring, check the python lib path in that cmake file ^ [15:31] *nod* [15:32] yeah [15:32] /usr/lib/libpython2.7.so [15:33] in avogadro_LIB_DEPENDS [15:33] yeah, I feared as much [15:33] :| [15:33] is that autogenerated? [15:33] same thing happened back when qt was multiarched [15:33] it is - on build [15:33] ... [15:36] FindPythonLibs.cmake sets the right value for PYTHON_LIBRARIES so that's fixable [15:36] lol [15:36] /usr/include/boost/python/detail/wrap_python.hpp:50:23: fatal error: pyconfig.h: No such file or directory [15:36] what it doesn't do is set the include path to include the Cflags one [15:36] so basically we've come back to FindPythonLibs.cmake :P [15:36] shadeslayer: ...which causes that problem [15:36] right :P === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [15:43] bbl after dinner :) [15:46] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIs5YqzS4Bc&feature=share [15:47] Woah [15:47] This is like [15:47] awesome [15:47] :D [15:48] qt: yes - vid: no [15:58] ok here's a workaround for the python include issue http://paste.kde.org/627974/ [15:58] but that needs every package which is affected need patched [15:58] wibble [16:06] :S [16:08] but I think anything else needs cmake devs to do === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ [16:31] how are you? [16:33] I want a girlfriend who is noted [16:33] holsssssssssssss [16:34] reyson1: pretty good. how about you? === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [16:35] I suck pussy [16:36] hola [16:36] jajajajaj [16:36] kiero kuka [16:37] :) [16:37] first time I've seen a troll in here [16:37] yep :P [16:38] trolls're evil :/ [16:38] (sorry had to say it) === Tonio_aw is now known as Tonio_ [16:55] yofel: hi [16:55] yeh [16:55] errr hey [16:59] yofel: im having an issue, i have added pastbin widget into plasma panel but when i right click in the top the pastebin icon it doesnt show any option realted to it, instead just show panel options, this only started to happen after installing KDE 4.9.90 [16:59] yofel: if i re-login the problem starts again, any hint? [17:00] nope, would need the beta to debug this and I'm at work right now [17:00] rokey [17:00] arrrrr [17:04] did you solve it? [17:04] shadeslayer: ^ [17:05] huh? [17:05] solve what? === Tonio_ is now known as Tonio_aw [17:18] is there a lot of problems with RC1 ? [17:21] soee: kinda [17:21] python stuff [17:22] uhm dont know much about python :/ [17:24] wiil you make it till friday ? i would like to test it before world ends [17:24] :) [17:24] heh [17:24] dunno [17:32] while you fix the python stuff - please remember that we need something that's backportable... [17:34] xnox says he's working on a proper fix for cmake python [17:34] \o/ [17:34] so in the mean time we'll just use my workaround I'd say, it should be backportable fine [18:08] * Riddell steals kate off Quintasan [18:13] hmmmmmmmmmmmm [18:13] shadeslayer, yofel: Any idea how digiKam works with Nepomuk tags? [18:16] er .. no? [18:16] though I /guess/ you could search by tags: in dolphin [18:19] Quintasan: haven't tried yet. Will after work today === ronnoc_ is now known as ronnoc [18:24] Quintasan: it no longer works [18:24] AFAIK [18:25] do we have anyplace with Qt5? [18:26] I don't have enough harddisk to compile both 4 and 5 xd [18:26] afiestas: can try https://launchpad.net/~canonical-qt5-edgers/+archive/qt5-daily [18:26] fabo is working on better packages [18:26] wookz [18:30] apachelogger: pyjde4 is it uploaded in mirrors? [18:31] vHanda: That's unfortunate [18:31] Any plans to fix this? [18:31] simplew: pykde has always been part of kubuntu [18:32] Riddell: but needs to be build for new python [18:32] Quintasan: It has been disabled cause it was totally broken [18:32] from what I remember [18:32] Okay [18:32] oh [18:32] I got it working last time I tried [18:32] got all the faces imported as tags :33 [18:32] vHanda: How does Nepomuk handle image files? I was wondering if I could form queries like "give me all images which resolution is less than 1920x1080" [18:33] Quintasan: you can do that [18:33] I just have to index them? [18:33] yep [18:33] * Quintasan currently indexes his Documents and Music (the latter for Nepomuk) [18:33] btw [18:34] Nepomuk Collection is still missing half of my collection somehow [18:34] vHanda: did some huge improvements in Music and kioslave [18:34] afiestas: Well, I think he did but that's more relevant to Amarok since they just added support for Nepomuk collection [18:35] hmm yeah [18:35] simplew: yeah lots of things do [18:35] Quintasan: vHanda uses dolphin as a music player [18:35] I have 4094 tracks in local libaray and Nepomuk collection is at 2526 [18:35] :D [18:35] Does it support playlists? [18:36] Seeing Amarok handle tag editing in the main thread I suddenly wanted to get away from it [18:36] Quintasan: Try out KDE 4.10 [18:36] !newpackage simon 0.4.0 [18:36] Riddell: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [18:36] vHanda: I'm running beta [18:36] hmm [18:36] the earlier strigi based .. oh [18:36] ~newpackage simon 0.4.0 [18:36] Package simon already exists! [18:36] it does? [18:37] no it doesn't [18:37] kubotu: you fail [18:37] vHanda: Doesn't beta use the new indexer? [18:37] it does [18:38] but the file indexing service didn't schedule stuff properly [18:38] rc1 that way is pretty good [18:38] anyway, what matters is that 4.10 be awesome [18:38] lots more bugs to fix [18:38] I see [18:38] Well, I'm expecting more from Nepomuk this time around [18:38] me too [18:39] It got to the stage where I can enable it and it doesn't interfere with my work [18:39] I had this sad revalation a couple of weeks back that over the years ( 6 years now ) Nepomuk hasn't had any new user visible features [18:39] by default [18:39] we just keep messing with everything :/ [18:39] vHanda: What is the recommended ammount of memory for virtuoso-t? [18:39] I keep it on the lowest possible [18:40] 50 MiB? [18:40] It is occupying 33.5 mb for me right now [18:40] I can't imagine it being fast when searching then [18:40] but there is a leak somewhere, it goes up to quite a bit :/ [18:40] Quintasan: seems to work okay for me. [18:40] now that I have ton of RAM I gave it 300 MB's [18:40] It's at 156mb here now [18:40] I don't want Nepomuk to consume more than 50mb in total, but I don't think that will happen anytime soon [18:40] not unless I replace virtuoso [18:41] There isn't anything faster than virtuoso, is there? [18:41] nope [18:41] but virtuoso is meant for servers, not desktops [18:41] they care a lot about scaling horizontally [18:41] not scaling down [18:42] hmm [18:42] Let's see [18:42] * vHanda has been having dreams of replacing it [18:42] I have 808 files in Documents according to Dolphin [18:42] probably not a good idea [18:42] not even close [18:42] ( replacment dreams = write my own sparql parser on top a relation db ) [18:43] *top of a [18:43] vHanda: That might sound stupid, is virtuoso kind of learning or it's just doing dumb queries? [18:43] what do you mean? [18:44] Does it even try to guess what the user is looking for based on ealier queries [18:44] nope [18:44] See [18:44] Okay [18:44] I have this file -> Co_trzeba_wiedzieć_i_umieć_aby_zaliczyć_II_kolokwium.pdf [18:44] It's under /home/quintasan/Dokumenty/PWr/Podstawy programowania/Ćwiczenia/ [18:44] I hate to say this publicly, but Nepomuk sucks for searching stuff [18:45] heh [18:45] I see [18:45] Quintasan: it doesn't find it? [18:45] vHanda: It does [18:45] but [18:45] I have to type half of the file name [18:45] When I type Co trzeba the first file listed if "How to use vim like a pro" :D [18:46] :| [18:46] lol [18:46] co trzeba ? [18:46] soee: Read the whole conversation [18:47] Quintasan: does that file have "co trzeba" in it? [18:47] vHanda: in file name, yes [18:47] and in the document the phrase is there as well [18:47] no no. The vim like a prop file [18:47] oh [18:47] no [18:47] *pro file [18:48] it's in English I believe [18:48] that's weird [18:48] cause I know we have no priotization of results based on properties (filenames aren't given a priority over content) [18:48] oh wait [18:48] but I haven't heard of the full text index failing completely [18:48] nope, it's in polish but the phrase is not there [18:48] at least no in the beginning [18:48] anywhere in the file? [18:49] 4.10 is packaged? [18:49] simplew: working on it [18:49] vHanda: The whole phrase is not there [18:49] both the words independently? [18:49] Co == What in Polish so that's a fairly common word [18:49] and the other one? [18:50] Quintasan: where [18:50] trzeba == need or something along those lines [18:50] simplew: everywhere [18:50] vHanda: Basically the file I wanted to find tells me what I need to know to pass the second test on my uni [18:51] instead Nepomuk gives me how to use vim like a pro [18:51] But that's not the problem [18:51] :/ [18:51] Quintasan: no its not [18:51] If Nepomuk sucks at searching then what the hell people are supposed to use it for? [18:51] simplew: What? We are working on 4.10 RC1 packaging [18:51] Quintasan: search, vHanda means that it must be improved [18:52] Quintasan: let me rephrase that, it sucks at "text" based searching [18:52] Quintasan: its not everywhere [18:52] Quintasan: i dont see it [18:52] simplew: I said we are WORKING on it [18:52] Quintasan: where [18:52] it's pretty good at doing stuff like "files with artist this who are related to that" and other stuff like that [18:52] simplew: On my computer [18:52] It handles structured info very well [18:53] Quintasan: link? [18:53] Okay [18:53] simplew: What do you want me to link you to? The source? [18:53] Quintasan: packages [18:53] We. Are. Working. On. Them. [18:53] this [18:53] is equal to [18:53] They are not done yet [18:54] Meaning, you can't get them now [18:54] Quintasan: so where are the existing ones? [18:54] Non existent [18:54] simplew: Actually, what do you want to do? [18:54] your pushing [18:56] vHanda: So it's basically kind of not optimised for daily usage? [18:56] I can imagine not everyone will immediately jump the sematic desktop wagon [18:56] Quintasan: As I said, I hate to say it publically. [18:56] If it helps, I'm working on it [18:56] hmm suddenly desktop efects gone ... strange [18:57] vHanda: Well, I appreciate you work, I can see the results with every release but unfortunately I have a number of people who have abslotuely no idea how the hell they are supposed to use this so they end up disabling it [18:58] Don't take it the wrong way, it's a brilliant idea but it lacks publicised usecases if I may say so [18:58] I know. [18:58] that's not the only thing it lacks [18:59] I was like, hey, I'll tag my wallpapers and see if I can do stuff like "give me all wallpapers tagged landscape that have resolution higher than 1080p" [18:59] hence my question about digiKam [19:00] Quintasan: vHanda I don't want to be the pesimins party breaker, but text search and search in general works great to me [19:00] Quintasan: I actually like the idea of - Hey gimme pictures of the person with this email id [19:00] Riddell: use the 'newpackage' script from kubuntu-dev-tools when that happens [19:00] seems like apachelogger didn't update the bot script -.- [19:00] I can't say performance because I have a powerful machine, but as vHanda knows I use it everyday and it works well [19:01] thanks [19:01] but [19:01] afiestas: you cannot search for stuff like "artist album song-name" and get the correct result. [19:01] afiestas: Unfortunately it's standard "Works here" answer [19:01] Even though it is such a simple thing [19:02] Quintasan: that will be standard if vHanda says it [19:02] I'nm not I'm not a nepomuk developer :p [19:02] vHanda: I think the case might be that I'm using KRunner for that [19:02] Does the KRunner plugin for Nepomuk share the code for searching with something? [19:03] Quintasan: the krunner one will search for everything - including contacts/emails and stuff [19:03] I noticed that [19:04] if you want only files (stuff with urls) [19:04] you should use Dolphin/ kioslave [19:04] nepomuksearch:/Coldplay [19:04] Quintasan: so theres no build packages for kde 4.10 available in lauchpad [19:05] simplew: to say it differently: they're in a place you don't have access to. You'll get them once we're done [19:05] Ahahaha [19:05] vHanda: When I typed the filename with underscores [19:05] Co_trzeba [19:05] it was the first result :D [19:05] :D [19:05] yofel: thanks for the explanation [19:05] afiestas: +1 [19:06] vHanda: I'm hoping KRunner magic will get some love anytime soon, I usually hate to open anything to look for files [19:07] In terms of indexing this release is like 10 out of 10 [19:09] Riddell: bug 824040 [19:09] bug 824040 in Ubuntu "needs-packaging: simon" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/824040 === ronnoc_ is now known as ronnoc [19:30] cant see knmap packaged in kubuntu, why? [19:38] because we didn't package it? [19:39] and maybe debian didn't package it [19:47] shadeslayer: seams isnt maintained anymore [19:56] ... [19:57] yay, someone messed up kde-workspace (ksplash stuff - see kde-release) [19:58] he [19:58] h [19:59] and I just noticed that myself too... [19:59] dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/project-neon-kde-workspace_2+git20121219+r47205-20~raring1_amd64.deb (--unpack): [19:59] trying to overwrite '/opt/project-neon/share/apps/ksplash/Themes/Default/600x400/background.png', which is also in package project-neon-kde-base-artwork 2+svn20121218+r6-25~raring1 [20:16] Riddell: is someone fixing pyconfig stuff? [20:23] shadeslayer: last he said that xnox was looking at it, in the meanwhile use the workaround [20:23] hm [20:24] how about we not use workarounds and fix this properly and avoid doing double the work? [20:25] well, ask xnox how far he got [20:25] xnox: how far did you get? :P [20:25] hm [20:25] * yofel regenerates the status page [20:45] Riddell, apachelogger, Quintasan, yofel, etc; I thought xnox was fixing cmake to work with multiarch. [21:02] interesting how kde-workspace for 12.10 compiled fine but 13.04 failed on i386 [21:02] even more interesting, the 13.04 stuff failed due to a missing file [21:02] oh wait [21:02] that's 12.10 [21:02] erm [21:02] 4.9.90 [21:20] -.- [21:38] gee [21:38] pgst code sure has alot of futurama references [21:38] #warning ret not used!!! WHOOPWHOOPWHOOP [21:42] that warning also seems bogus :P [21:46] xnox: you broke cmake [21:46] cmake : Depends: cmake-data (= 2.8.10.1-0ubuntu2) but 2.8.10.1-0ubuntu3 is to be installed [21:51] shadeslayer: Probably just archive skew. [21:52] ubuntu3 isn't showing up for armhf yet. [21:52] are you sure? when I checked it was built [21:53] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cmake/2.8.10.1-0ubuntu3/+build/4075334 [21:53] more like... why do you have proposed enabled? [21:54] shadeslayer: Built, but not finished publishing. [21:54] You have another 10 minutes. [21:54] Rule of thumb is it's available 30 minutes after it shows up as published. [21:55] Sometimes it's faster, but that's usually pretty close. [21:55] hm [21:55] yofel: I don't [21:55] ktp failed on armhf [21:56] ah, nvm me then [21:56] :) [21:57] ScottK: re ktp call ui situation [21:57] What situation? [21:57] MI integration perhaps? [21:57] the gst 1.0 porting situation [21:57] Ah. That. [21:57] I have news on MI stuff as well [21:57] first gst1.0 [21:57] Great. [21:58] rdieter showed me some patches that allow us to make farstream co installable when compiled with both 0.10 and 1.0 [21:58] that's how fedora is doing it [21:59] http://paste.kde.org/628184/ [21:59] as for MI stuff, I've been informed that KDE's notifications are on their way to becoming more MI like [22:00] afiestas can explain more I guess [22:00] OK, so the answer on MI is "not going to do it." [22:00] Riddell: We need to drop MI from our panel. It's pointless for just IRC. [22:01] ScottK: it involves adding code that would very well become redundant imho [22:01] When does one add code that has zero chance of becoming redundant in the future? [22:01] That's a nonsense argument. [22:02] Gotta reboot my server. BRB. [22:03] yofel: oh yeah [22:03] yofel: cause I have a delta :P [22:03] ah [22:03] upstream it :P [22:08] Back. [22:11] yofel: I think it is configuration delta [22:11] ah [22:11] if you were using a config file.... :P [22:11] what for though? [22:12] dunno [22:13] oh [22:13] something appears misconfigured [22:13] I know that you needed a credentials file, but I hacked that together (thanks for reminding me I should do that properly...) [22:14] ah [22:14] the path for the file I suppose [22:14] lp = Launchpad.login_with(consumer_name='newpackage', service_root='staging', credentials_file="./statging_credfile.txt") [22:14] shadeslayer: did i? [22:14] with typo even, lol [22:14] xnox: possibly archive skew according to ScottK [22:15] <- best at typing typos [22:15] shadeslayer: did something actually fail to build in the archive? [22:15] xnox: most of ktp on armhf [22:16] apachelogger: can you run the script with KUBUNTU_DEV_TOOLS_CREDENTIALS= set? [22:16] shadeslayer: is that source package name? [22:16] xnox: for eg : https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ktp-call-ui/0.5.2-0ubuntu1 [22:16] I suppose [22:16] then the script should figure it out itself now... [22:18] ah, lol, I am smarter than I look [22:19] I actually have the diff in a branch from which it is invoked [22:19] xnox: hm, I rebuilt https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ktp-filetransfer-handler/0.5.2-0ubuntu1/+build/4072486 [22:19] so all is well [22:19] archive skew [22:20] funnily enough I could retry one build out of the 9 that failed [22:21] from KubuntuDevTools.launchpad import KDTLaunchpad [22:21] ImportError: No module named KubuntuDevTools.launchpad [22:21] ............................................................................................................... [22:21] <3 python [22:21] yofel: how do I make it find the module? [22:22] either intall the package or set $PYTHONPATH to the module dir [22:22] could someone retry https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ktp-call-ui/0.5.2-0ubuntu1/+build/4072466 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ktp-contact-runner/0.5.2-0ubuntu1/+build/4072482 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ktp-contact-applet/0.5.2-0ubuntu1/+build/4072474 [22:24] yofel: http://paste.kde.org/628208/ [22:26] *blink* [22:27] apachelogger: dunno, I don't see anything wrong o.O [22:29] tell that to the python [22:30] what version of launchpad lib is that? (only thing I can think of that could cause this) [22:31] 1.6.0-0ubuntu1 [22:33] I guess this needs to me more compatible :/ [22:33] if the option isn't needed throw it out for now, I'll look at it tomorrow [22:34] I guess this needs less python and more sanity [22:34] http://paste.kde.org/628220/ [22:34] yofel: consumer_name==application_name according to my old delta [22:35] ok, we should go with consumer_name then as the new lplib has that too [22:36] I'll agree that this needs more sanity though.. [22:36] http://paste.kde.org/628226/ [22:37] @_@ [22:37] I agree [22:38] I'm too tired to debug this now, sorry [22:38] first you break it and then you are too tired :P [22:38] kubotu: how do I configure plugins again? [22:38] I broke it [22:39] kubotu: hi [22:39] hello apachelogger [22:39] don't ask me to debug python at 11:40 PM when I have work the next day -.- [22:39] we need to get you a better job it appears :) [22:40] I'll see if I can get this to work in lucid tomorrow [22:40] kubotu: help config add [22:40] config add to => add values to key if is an array [22:40] kubotu: config add newpackage to plugins.blacklist [22:40] plugins.blacklist: azgame, chucknorris, deepthoughts, delicious, dice, digg, fortune, freshmeat, geoip, imdb, math, roulette, slashdot, spell, theyfightcrime, threat, wheeloffortune, dictclient, dict, realm, grouphug, bash, cal, weather, rot, hl2, wow, tube, url, remotectl, linkbot, babel, figlet, debug, quiz, forecast, newpackage [22:40] this config change will take effect on the next rescan [22:40] kubotu: rescan [22:40] saving ... [22:40] rescanning ... [22:40] done. 10 core modules loaded; 57 plugins loaded; 32 plugins ignored; 1 plugin failed to load [22:40] kubotu: thank you [22:45] all the flame wars on ubuntu-devel make me tried :) [22:48] * yofel wonders what sphinx is [22:49] http://www.guardians.net/egypt/sphinx/ intertubes to the rescue [23:06] Riddell, ScottK: committed kdm removal [23:07] thanks apachelogger [23:07] shadeslayer: all good? [23:08] s/kdm/kdm plymouth handover support/ ^^ [23:08] apachelogger meant: "Riddell, ScottK: committed kdm plymouth handover support removal" [23:08] 20:17 < xnox> doko: Riddell: cmake uploaded, if packages use standard FindPythonLibs & PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIRS they should be all multi-arch ready.... if not patch them to use system FindPythonLibs & PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIRS (instead of _DIR or _PATH) [23:10] xnox: yep [23:19] folks I'm away for Thursday, good luck going the ninja thing with rc 1 [23:20] have fun :)