[00:36] <zyal> hallo
[00:36] <odraencode> Helu
[00:37] <zyal> hey
[00:37] <zyal> i have a question regarding an app im making =D
[00:38] <zyal> im trying to put two text fields one name 'title' one named 'compose'
[00:38] <zyal> btw im developing for native ubuntu app using the sdk
[00:38] <zyal> i placed them in different rows
[00:39] <zyal> to get some space between them but the're still stuck ;S
[00:39] <odraencode> Ubuntu has a SDK?
[00:39] <zyal> ubuntu phone =D
[00:39] <odraencode> I'm sorry I don't know about that :(
[00:40] <zyal> arrrrr'
[00:40] <zyal> okay
[00:40] <odraencode> But if it were gtk
[00:40] <odraencode> And glade
[00:40] <odraencode> And a VBox
[00:40] <odraencode> Then there would be a v spacing property for it
[00:40] <zyal> hmm
[00:40] <odraencode> or "spacing"
[00:41] <zyal> ok.. im workin on qml atm
[02:10] <hatchetation> anyone have any good tips or resources on patching patches and maintaining said quilt patches within a git workflow?
[02:12] <hatchetation> i grok the basic approach using topic branches, but I'm working with a project that adds a full new file for debian/ubuntu platform support, (eg --- /dev/null +++newfile.py), am changing it heavily, and can't seem to find a good flow
[03:45] <tgm4883> The instructions at http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/app-developer-cookbook/mobile/currency-converter-phone-app/ don't seem to work
[03:45] <tgm4883> On 12.10, I don't get the option "Qt Quick UI" when creating a new project
[03:45] <tgm4883> I have almost zero templates
[03:52] <tgm4883> seems to be missing some packaging dependencies
[04:27] <Prakash_> Guys, I have a question about QML why did Ubuntu Mobile choose QML instead of Qt by itself.
[19:54] <odra> Yay :D
[19:54] <odra> I just made a File -> Paste menu item I'm feeling like a baws :D
[21:03] <brupp> hi everyone, may I ask the question why there is no source code on launchpad for the core applications? I tought I could look at some examples on how to structure the code...
[21:03] <brupp> to be more specific: concerning ubuntu touch
[21:56] <JanC> brupp: maybe ask in #ubuntu-touch for that
[21:58] <odra> T___T
[21:58] <odra> Implementing file -> paste is difficult
[21:58] <stqn> what does file -> paste do?
[21:59] <odra> stqn: It pastes something into the program :D
[21:59] <odra> Wait, wasn't it obvious though. :|
[22:03] <stqn> I still don’t know what it does
[23:22] <odra> stqn: ...
[23:22] <odra> Really
[23:22] <odra> It is file -> paste
[23:22] <odra> Clearly it pastes something from the clipboard!
[23:54] <JanC> odra: on X there is more than one place to paste from...   :p
[23:55] <odra> JanC: |:
[23:55] <odra> It pastes from the clipboard. That is what file -> paste does.
[23:58] <JanC> odra: if you want a high level view of the gory details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_selection
[23:58] <JanC> CLIPBOARD is one type of what X calls a "selection"