=== clay_doh is now known as claydoh === jono is now known as Guest90083 [04:13] shadeslayer: not sure, the only benefit would be not having Qt5 libraries on a system so it's not a very big win. the Qt5 compiled Creator can be used to develop for both Qt4 & Qt5, but the Qt4 compiled version can only be fully used for Qt4. so it could also create a false impression that one needs qtcreator-qt4 for Qt4 development. [04:15] Mirv: I think the majority of users will not care about Qt5 yet. It's a lot to add a whole new Qt. [04:24] well yes, depending on the perspective it may feel a lot extra to download as well [04:37] There ought to be a way to only require the Qt you want. [10:43] hiya [10:44] does anyone have an idea about bug 1131636? [10:44] hi dholbach [10:44] bug 1131636 in skype (Ubuntu) "After QtWebkit update Skype is not launching" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1131636 [10:44] hey Riddell [10:44] I'm asking because bug 1155327 (which is in the sponsoring queue) has a workaround for it - not sure how to go about this [10:44] bug 1155327 in skype (Ubuntu Raring) "skype crashed with SIGSEGV in malloc@plt()" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1155327 [10:45] presumably a bit of binary incompatibility that slipped through somehow [10:46] dholbach: you said there was a fix somewhere? [10:46] that package is quite messy, there's not even any .symbols files :( [10:47] Riddell, no, it was a workaround for the skype package [11:04] Riddell: yes [11:04] apachelogger: yes which? [11:05] yes libs needs patching to pick up patched-l10n [11:06] okay dokay [11:06] Riddell, so is the workaround something you'd upload? or does skype need to make a new release? or will qtwebkit need a symbol file? [11:07] dholbach: maybe all three, I need to look into it more [11:07] ok, thanks [11:24] "Morning all === inetpro_ is now known as inetpro [11:40] Good afternoon === mck182 is now known as mck182|lunch === ZarroBoogs is now known as Pici [12:34] ooh new kscreen released [12:34] !newversion kscreen 0.1-rc1 [12:34] Riddell: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [12:34] kubotu: newversion kscreen 0.1-rc1 [12:35] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1163288 [12:57] hi skaet [12:57] hiya RIddell. :) [13:06] hi smartboyhw [13:06] Hi I'm back from Hangzhou! [13:06] what did you see there? [13:06] bah [13:06] silly machine always running out of space on /boot [13:07] Riddell: Lake view of Xihu:) [13:07] jussi: you keep a separate partition? [13:07] I wish there was a nicer way of dealing with /boot is full than dpkg just failing... [13:07] Riddell: I guess so - I have an encrypted system with the defaults... [13:08] ln -s /usr/boot /boot [13:08] (don't, might mess up grub) [13:08] heh [13:08] careful what you say :D === murthy_ is now known as murthy [13:36] hello everyone [13:36] hi murthy [13:52] yofel: pm? [14:04] hmm, pykde seems broken [14:04] rdieter: it is compiling over at fedora? [14:05] Riddell: I had to revert a #$#$?@# commit to make it work with python3 (and non-default sip dir) [14:05] more silly "for install into user-prefix, instead of the right place" nonsense. :-/ [14:06] Riddell: see https://reviewboard.kde.org/r/101903 [14:06] rdieter: hmm I'm getting a compile failure on qsyntaxhighlighter.h http://paste.kde.org/714332/ [14:07] oh, that I didn't see [14:46] phew kde-workspace is a beast [14:49] lol [14:50] smartboyhw: plenty of 4.10.2 or kscreen packaging to be fun if you're at a lose end :) [14:50] I'm not at my computer [14:50] So no [14:51] you must have a psychic connection to the internet :) [14:51] LOL [14:51] Home wifi [14:51] I use home wifi for both notebook and phone [14:58] i have logged inside the pbuilder, how can i find the architecture? [14:59] murthy; You did specify the arch when setting up pbuilder-dist right? [15:00] ldd /bin/ls will let you know if it's 32 or 64 bit [15:00] smartboyhw: ya i did, just want to confirm that [15:01] Riddell: is shows x86_64, i need to arm [15:01] arch ? [15:02] i ran this "sudo DIST=raring ARCH=arm pbuilder --create [15:02] " [15:03] murthy: umm an arm chroot won't work on a PC [15:03] "arm" isn't an arch, "armhf" is [15:03] murthy: scottk has some arm machines available for use, but it might be restricted to ubuntu members only [15:04] Riddell: so how can i build a package for arm arch using pbuilder? [15:04] murthy: Get Kubuntu membership;) [15:04] murthy: you can't on your PC [15:04] Riddell: can you reassign nootka patch work to someone else? [15:05] murthy even I can:-P [15:05] smartboyhw: soon :) [15:05] Yay;) [15:06] murthy: Do kscreen 1.0~rc1 upgrade packaging theb:) [15:06] s/theb/then/ [15:06] smartboyhw meant: "murthy: Do kscreen 1.0~rc1 upgrade packaging then:)" [15:06] smartboyhw: I completed the copyright of nootka and then ended in a small bug, which i can fix in time, but can't test it, it is leaving me blind [15:07] Riddell: Don't you have an ARM machine? I thought you did. [15:08] smartboyhw: I have a pandaboard but it's not running just now and I'm not at home [15:08] smartboyhw: ScottK does have some [15:10] playing with them now to check they still work [15:12] Ok [15:12] Riddell: in the last patch i just replaced the fns qmax(A,B) and qmin(A,B) with qmax(qreal(A),B) and qmin(qreal(A),B). But actually its wrong, i have to do that only to a selective one, it feels silly to say this to a software guru [15:13] Riddell: you won't mind be telling to you right? [15:13] murthy: cast mechanisms in c++ are something nobody understands [15:15] Riddell: no i mean you must be knowing this already and you wont get offended when i say this stuff to you right? you have a lot of programming experience and i am just a noob [15:16] murthy: heck I reviewed your patch and didn't see it as a problem so I'm just as at fault :) [15:17] murthy: /msg [15:21] smartboyhw: i am in wonderland :) [15:25] murthy: LOL [15:50] Riddell: I am getting this error for apt-get source . "E: You must put some 'source' URIs in your sources.list", i tried after uncommenting the deb-src in sources.list, didn't work [15:52] murthy: did you apt-get update after uncommenting them? [15:52] maco: didn't try that, let me check [15:53] always apt-get update after editing sources.list [15:53] ya, sorry for the silly mistake [15:55] maco: that solved, thanks [16:24] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=313479 [16:24] KDE bug 313479 in split-view "disable it until you have proper support" [Major,Unconfirmed] [16:24] what the fuck [16:25] >Can we schedule that for 5.0 [16:28] lololololol [16:30] If this is a feature then what the hell [16:30] We migh ship everything written in Python then [16:42] maco hi, long time no tsatsa [16:49] Tm_T: hi [16:54] Riddell: I am having trouble setting up the base environment, and also while meddling exited the screen, shall i try this tomorrow ? [17:04] folpjs, there might be a dependency problem for people trying to install amarok 2.7 on 12.04: http://paste.kde.org/714458/ [17:04] folks* === murthy is now known as murthy_ [19:31] hiho, i see 4.10.2 almost here :) [19:49] Riddell, murthy_: I uploaded kscreen rc1 (i.e. 0.0.81) a few days ago already [20:23] Mamarok: looking, in precise it does indeed not depend on kde-runtime (for whatever reason) [21:44] yofel: you're ahead of us :) [21:44] well, scott was ahead of me ^^ [21:55] on the other hand, I would appreciate it if someone could update tomahawk to 0.6.1. I already filed a bug, but have no time till sunday [21:56] murthy_ ^ [22:08] yofel: ssh don't distract murthy from nootka first :) [22:10] oops [22:43] kde-workspace uploaded, someone might have to retry the various things that build-dep on that when it's running