/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/06/03/#kubuntu-devel.txt

ahoneybunyea I just like to not wait till the last min00:00
ahoneybunwe are getting noticed thats for sure00:03
valoriegood work tends to do that!00:10
valorienow, dinner00:13
valoriettyl00:13
ahoneybunpalasso_: ping01:11
ahoneybunpalasso_: is this you? https://plus.google.com/113434423178207628891/posts01:11
ahoneybunvalorie: 01:25
ahoneybundantti: 01:29
ahoneybunDarkwing: 01:29
ahoneybundantti: sorry wrong person01:29
ahoneybunhimcesjf: hello02:01
himcesjfHey03:06
himcesjfHi ahoneybun03:06
shadeslayermorning03:12
ahoneybunhimcesjf: hi03:39
ahoneybunshadeslayer: late night here03:39
ahoneybunhimcesjf: do you have a google plus page?03:40
shadeslayerdafuq04:00
shadeslayerW: Failed to fetch https://private-ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ninjas/ppa/ubuntu/dists/saucy/main/binary-amd64/Packages  04:00
lordievaderGreat link about the sysadmins, valorie :D05:35
palassoahoneybun, yeah that's me though I don't use it often ;)05:38
shadeslayerRiddell: ping05:41
ScottKRiddell: Apparently Canonical do think they own the binaries.  http://www.canonical.com/intellectual-property-policy claims you need to recompile binaries if you want to redistribute modified versions of Ubuntu.05:47
shadeslayerScottK: it also says "The disk, CD, installer and system images, together with Ubuntu packages and binary files, are in many cases copyright of Canonical "05:52
shadeslayermany cases? like what?05:52
shadeslayerdoes that apply to only unity stuff?05:52
shadeslayerRiddell: I can't figure out how to start an ec2 instance :S05:53
shadeslayersomething is going wrong with key.pem05:53
soeegood morning06:26
RiddellScottK: yeah I know, which is nonsense and very objectionable08:46
Riddellshadeslayer: what are you doing?08:47
apacheloggershadeslayer: I believe they mean ubiquity/unity/casper/etc.08:48
shadeslayerRiddell: I tried ec2-run-instances ami-6f951d6e -t m1.small --region ap-northeast-1 --key key08:49
shadeslayerbut that didn't work08:49
Riddell"Client.InvalidKeyPair.NotFound: The key pair 'key' does not exist"  uh oh08:50
Riddellshadeslayer: oh ap-northeast-108:51
shadeslayerhm?08:51
Riddellshadeslayer: keys are different for each ec2 regions08:51
shadeslayerahhhh08:51
RiddellI've only made them for us east08:51
shadeslayerahhh08:51
shadeslayerI didn't know that08:51
shadeslayerokay, anyway, don't need one now08:52
shadeslayerI was trying to figure out UTAH08:52
RiddellUTAH?08:52
shadeslayerUbuntu Testing Automated Harness08:53
shadeslayerI think ...08:53
Peace-guys i ahve asked to krita devs and they said that it's the plasmoid that has a bug 08:55
Peace-and it's the widget menu bar 08:55
Peace-it doesn't work properly with krita sometimes 08:55
Peace-Riddell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zafY8ZbBoE  bug of krita and menu bar08:56
shadeslayerRiddell: btw I think you forgot to bzr add some files while merging, I fixed those08:59
shadeslayerfor eg. in kiten09:00
apacheloggeragateau: who maintains menubar?09:02
apachelogger:@09:09
apacheloggerlocale setting is not working09:09
apacheloggeras expected09:09
apacheloggerRiddell: I really don't see how we'd correctly get from KDE l10n settings to linux locale setitings09:10
apacheloggerthey are just so different09:10
Riddellapachelogger: ug, why KDE why?!09:16
apacheloggerKDE is too mighty09:16
apacheloggerLinux is too dumb09:16
apacheloggeryofel: oh, btw, someone at some point mentioned that the qt meta git repo tends to break because of their shitty CI09:20
apacheloggere.g. submodules hashes not existing09:21
apacheloggerso I guess atomic packaging may be more sensible09:21
jussiapachelogger: ScottK shadeslayer et al, the flags are now correctly set10:00
apacheloggerjussi: thank you10:00
jussiyw10:00
Riddellflags?10:01
apacheloggerRiddell: channel flags... new council to be op, former council to not be op10:03
shadeslayerlthx10:04
* shadeslayer checks10:04
shadeslayerjussi: * #kubuntu: You're not a channel operator 10:04
shadeslayer:S10:04
jussishadeslayer: /msg chanserv op #kubuntu10:05
jussishadeslayer: /msg chanserv op #kubuntu shadeslayer10:05
shadeslayerso quassel is broken10:05
jussi!opguide10:06
jussino.... 10:06
ubottuA guide to help operators learn some of the skills necessary to perform their jobs is available on the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/IrcTeam/OperatorGuide10:06
shadeslayerjussi: "Give op status" doesn't work :P10:06
shadeslayerI suppose it only works if you're currently op'd10:06
jussishadeslayer: to give op status y.. yes10:06
apacheloggermsg chanserv op #kubuntu-devel10:07
apacheloggeru noob :P10:07
agateauapachelogger: maintainers of my former appmenu stuff is Cédric Bellegarde10:13
agateauapachelogger: gnumdk on irc10:13
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yofel\o/10:32
yofelthanks jussi10:33
apacheloggeroh a yofel10:39
apacheloggeryofel: how should we handle recipes for neon kf5?10:40
apacheloggerI was thinking ... if we have one big branch with all the packaging we could just as well drop the recipes in there10:40
apacheloggere.g. qtbase.cfg qtbase/ phonon4qt5.cfg phonon4qt5/10:40
apacheloggeralso how to do the recipe definition ...10:41
apacheloggerwe could have simple ruby modules as recipes (gives flexibility of writing arbitrary codez within the module)10:41
apacheloggeror we could have simple shell modules (gives equal amounts of flexibility but since the builder is ruby ... :P)10:41
apacheloggeror we could have string markup like launchpad (le crap as it requires a parser for no good reason...)10:42
apacheloggeror we could have some accepted information container format like json (would be between silly markup and raw code modules - having the flexibility but also not having to write code strictly speaking)10:44
apacheloggerpick your poison please :P10:44
yofelputting the recipes with the packaging is fine with me.10:48
yofelAs for the recipes, feel free to use ruby if you already wrote the rest in ruby. That can be turned into something shell-callable easy enough10:48
apacheloggergenerally it will work like this: builder creates/updates pbuilder -> executes builder, calling builder itself inside pbuilder -> pbuilded builder munches on recipes (pending decision on how that hsould happen) -> updates bzr/git cache -> merges in build directory -> bumps version -> pbuilder-satisfies deps -> builds src -> uploads [repeats for each package]10:48
yofellaunchpad markup only makes sense with the parser from bzr dailydeb, and I don't quite get what you want to do with json10:48
apacheloggerso... the envrionment the sources are built in is clean in general but not recreated for each source for performance reason10:49
apacheloggeryofel: json being the more reasonable approach to the markup business10:50
yofelhow do plan to update the bzr/git cache from inside pbuilder? (bind mount the cache dir?)10:50
apacheloggeryes10:50
apacheloggerbuilder.rb build/ cache/git/ cache/bzr/10:51
apachelogger@args = "--basetgz '#{BASE}/#{POCKET}.tar.xz' --compressprog xz --distribution #{POCKET} --extrapackages '#{EXTRAPKGS}' --bindmounts #{BASE}"10:51
* yofel puts a note somewhere to learn ruby10:51
apacheloggereh, builder should be easy to read :P10:52
apacheloggermostly it's just a shell script using classes10:52
apacheloggerhttp://paste.kde.org/757388/10:52
yofelI might want to do something else than reading every now and then :P10:52
yofelah, looks easy enough indeed10:53
apachelogger208 to 214 would be approximately what a package recipe would loook like10:53
apachelogger(less ugly, but you'd create your copy jobs to copy repos or arbitrary paths around)10:54
yofellooks reasonable enough to me10:59
yofelapachelogger: what might  be needed for KF5 would be a way to make a source depend on the same-day version of the previous tier uploads11:03
apacheloggeryeah, variable substitution like in kde-l10n-common I'd say11:05
yofelright, something like that11:05
apacheloggerjust another job ;)11:06
yofelapachelogger: is the kf5 builder stuff in a branch somewhere?11:08
apacheloggernope11:08
apacheloggerjust save the paste as builder somewhere and run it :P11:09
apacheloggerwon't produce results though as stuff is commented out11:09
yofellol, use gist then ^^11:09
apacheloggerwhatever that is :P11:09
yofelthough you could just put it into the project-neon repo11:10
apacheloggerfirst it needs to do something :P11:10
yofelnever used gist.github.com?11:10
apacheloggerno11:10
apacheloggerI tend to not use github11:10
apachelogger(fortunately I need to for work reasons)11:11
yofelah. imagine pastebin with git repo11:11
apacheloggerwhat'd be the point of that?11:11
apacheloggerI'd just put it in a repo11:11
yofeldunno, but people still use it ^^11:11
apacheloggersilly people11:11
apacheloggeror rather, browser people :P11:12
apacheloggersupposedly diffing is the only useful thing11:12
Riddellapachelogger: so medibuntu decss on vlc server?11:33
apacheloggeryes11:34
markeyRiddell: so there seem to be serious issues with QtScript on Ubuntu. Amarok crashes left and right, and the BT is always deep in QtScript JIT code11:34
markeyon Gentoo this doesn't seem to happen at all11:35
markeyhere is one bug report: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26183911:35
ubottuKDE bug 261839 in Playback "Crash in [QTWTF::HashTable<QTJSC::UStringImpl*, ...] (was: AmarokDownloadHelper::resultString doesn't follow redirects and returns empty string)" [Crash,Reopened]11:35
markeysometimes I can't even get it to start, when Resume Playback on Start is enabled11:36
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apacheloggerI spy different backtraces11:36
RiddellQtScript is some scary foo11:37
apacheloggerand outdated Qt in the prominent ones11:37
markeyyes it is11:37
markeyapachelogger: check the last comment by me, it's a recent BT11:37
markeywith Raring11:37
apacheloggerit's also different from what the previous backtraces head11:37
apachelogger*had11:38
markeyapachelogger: there are several different crashes, but all in QtScript11:38
apacheloggerso?11:38
markeywell, something is wrong with QtScript11:38
markeyor with the QtScript bindings11:38
apachelogger*shrug*11:40
Mamarokshrugging is not nice, folks, really, this needs to be fixed11:42
apacheloggerwhat needs to be fixed?11:42
Mamarokthe Kubuntu QtScript package, as this is a very Kubuntu specific bug, can't be reproduced on other distros11:43
apacheloggerthere are 3 distinct crashes in that report.....11:43
apacheloggerand the majority of them on an old Qt11:43
Mamarokapachelogger: don't look at the old stuff, only look at thre recent reports11:43
Mamarokmarkeyŝ backtraces are all recent11:44
apacheloggerand incomplete11:44
Mamarokapachelogger: the new ones are not incomplete11:46
Mamarokagain, look at the most recent backtraces11:46
apacheloggerI am reasonable certain that amarok has more than one thread11:46
Mamarokwhat the heck are you talking about?11:47
Mamarokthe relevant parts are there, stop being a dick11:47
apacheloggeryeah11:47
apacheloggerso here is the thing11:47
apacheloggerif you want someone else to look at stuff11:48
apacheloggerthen you should provide all the information11:48
apacheloggerright now I see a backtrace with one thread11:48
Mamarokmarkey: ^11:48
apacheloggerand I happen to know that the qtscript jit shit had at least one crash in the past that was in fact thread related11:48
apacheloggerso showing me one thread makes me go: "that backtrace aint complete" because it is not complete...11:48
markeyhere you go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5729104/11:49
apacheloggermarkey: dpkg-query -l libqt4-script11:50
markeyhere's the output: http://pastie.org/800012611:51
soeehiho, kde 4.10.4 is scheduled for this week >12:00
soee?12:00
apacheloggermarkey: no failed assert?12:00
Mamaroksoee: was this a statement or a question?12:01
markeyapachelogger: no assert, nope12:02
soeeMamarok, the ? sign is the answer for your question :012:02
soee:)12:02
shadeslayersoee: http://kyofel.dyndns.org/kubuntu/build_status_4.10.4_saucy.html12:03
shadeslayerkdepim fails because of boost weirdness12:03
soeeshadeslayer, so saucy first than backports ?12:04
shadeslayeryes12:04
shadeslayerfiles changed around quite a bit12:04
shadeslayerwhich is why I haven't uploaded for raring12:04
soeeshadeslayer, ok thank you for the info12:04
shadeslayerfix saucy, then we won't have to fix raring, quantal and precise12:04
soee;o12:04
shadeslayers/fix/upload12:04
shadeslayeranyway12:04
shadeslayer-./usr/share/icons/hicolor/80x80/apps/khangman-harmattan.png12:05
shadeslayerwhut12:05
apachelogger-.-12:05
shadeslayeryofel: apparently ubuntu has had ddebs for some time12:09
shadeslayerhttp://ddebs.ubuntu.com/12:09
shadeslayerand soyuz will have ddebs soonish12:09
apacheloggermarkey: which scripts and applets do you have?12:23
Peace-apachelogger: do you know how to debug ksplashqml ?12:23
apacheloggerdebug?12:23
apacheloggeramarok12:24
Peace-apachelogger: now to understand if it look well and if the code is good i am using the kcm module to test the theme 12:24
Peace-isn't there another way ?12:24
markeyapachelogger: "LyricWiki", "Cool-Streams", "LibriVox", "Free Music Charts"12:25
shadeslayerRiddell: want to take over 4.10.4 for saucy? I'm done for the day :)12:25
markeyapachelogger: it's easy to reproduce when you enable "Resume Playback on Start"12:25
apacheloggermarkey: trying that12:26
markeyand have it start playing stuff right away12:26
apacheloggerso far no luck12:26
Riddellshadeslayer: mm can do, much more to do?12:26
shadeslayernot really12:26
markeyI think this "Free Music Charts" script triggers  crashing a lot12:26
apacheloggermarkey: thing is... there was upstream breakage in a similar call chain which should not happen in 4.8.412:27
shadeslayerjust 3-4 packages + oxygen-icons and kajongg I think12:27
shadeslayerRiddell: http://kyofel.dyndns.org/kubuntu/build_status_4.10.4_saucy.html12:27
apacheloggermarkey: *** Error in `amarok': double free or corruption (!prev): 0x0000000000a55170 ***12:27
apacheloggeron exit12:27
markeyhm12:27
markeyI don't get that on exit12:27
apacheloggermarkey: which applets do you have in teh context view?12:27
shadeslayerRiddell: it's not as bad as it looks on that page12:27
shadeslayerapachelogger: that's from pgst12:28
markeyapachelogger: Current Track, Analyzer, Wikipedia, Lyrics12:28
shadeslayerwell12:28
shadeslayerapachelogger: it only happens with pgst 1.012:28
shadeslayerand hurray, you get that too12:28
apacheloggeroh right, gstreamer12:28
markeyyep12:28
markeypGST12:28
shadeslayerhaven't been able to debug that12:28
apacheloggerwhatwhatwhat12:28
apacheloggermarkey: you are on pgst1?12:28
apacheloggerah12:28
markeyapachelogger: using default from Raring12:28
apacheloggershadeslayer: the double free you mean?12:28
shadeslayerapachelogger: yes12:29
apacheloggerkk12:29
apacheloggermarkey: got it12:32
yofelshadeslayer: saucy has nothing to do with raring, backports aren't SRU-able. You need to re-run the script once .3 is in -updates12:33
markeyapachelogger: got a crash?12:33
apacheloggeryes12:33
markeyok12:33
apacheloggerhttp://wstaw.org/m/2013/06/03/plasma-desktopyY2118.png12:33
apacheloggeralso that12:33
markeyOo12:34
markeywhat's that?12:34
shadeslayerlol12:34
yofelshadeslayer: and what about ddebs? Those have existed since the age of time12:34
shadeslayeryofel: oh, I wasn't aware of them :S12:34
apacheloggermarkey: my context view12:34
shadeslayerI thought they were still not implemented12:34
yofelshadeslayer: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash12:35
shadeslayerisn't that dbgsym?12:35
shadeslayerwait12:35
shadeslayerI'm confused now12:35
yofelshadeslayer: that's the same damn thing12:35
shadeslayerwhoopsie12:35
apacheloggerlol12:35
yofelpackagename is -dbgsym, file extension is .ddeb12:35
shadeslayerfor some reason I thought ddebs meant delta debs :/12:35
yofel^^12:36
apacheloggerthey aren't debs if they are delta -.-12:36
apacheloggermarkey: I think ben is on to something12:37
apachelogger2.7 does not crash12:37
markeyapachelogger: no, actually I looked into that. it's not related to that code12:37
apacheloggerit still does not crash with 2.712:38
markeyI doubt that12:38
markeyalso consider: on Gentoo it never crashes with QtScript12:38
markeyI find that odd12:38
apacheloggerthat means nothing for qtscript12:39
apacheloggerit's highly dependent on platform/compiler/flags12:39
markeytrue12:39
apacheloggerthe crash I was talkign about earlier with the same backtrace was such a thing.. it would crash only on amd64 because of platform specifics12:39
markeyapachelogger: how about trying to disable the JIT?12:40
markeymaybe that could fix it12:40
apacheloggerno12:41
apacheloggerthat would work around it12:41
apacheloggeranyway12:41
apacheloggerit does not crash with 2.7.012:42
apacheloggerso I suspect a change in master screwed with it somehow12:42
=== sem_ is now known as Peace-wifi
BluesKajHiyas all12:51
soeesomeone using 13.04 on laptop ?12:55
yofelsoee: me12:55
soeeyofel, can you boot system and leave it for night and next day check how kded4 behaves ?12:55
yofelsoee: the system has been running for 2 days now and nothing unusual so far (neither the week it had been running before that)12:56
soeefor me if i do such thing or im using laptop for few hours kded4 starts to eat whole free memory and i have to reboot to be able to use it12:57
soeeafter whole night when i checked in the morning it was using > 2GB ram12:58
soeeso then system stops to response or do it very slooow 12:58
yofelhm... you can unload kded modules over dbus somehow I believe. Maybe that could help with debugging.12:58
soeethe only option is to kill kded4 when im starting my work on lap12:58
shadeslayeryofel: unloadModule13:06
yofelshadeslayer: explain that to soee, I forgot the exact invocation13:07
shadeslayerqdbus org.kde.kded /kded org.kde.kded.unloadModule moduleName13:07
shadeslayerqdbus org.kde.kded /kded org.kde.kded.loadedModules   will give you all the loaded modules13:08
markeyapachelogger: ok here's the deal. I'll set my git to 2.7.0 tag and try with it. we'll see13:08
markeyeasy enough13:08
yofelshadeslayer: thanks!13:09
shadeslayernp13:09
yofelsoee: for reference: the modules I have in use: http://paste.kde.org/75743613:09
rdietersoee: saw mention of kded mem usage, may want to look @ https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=271934  (which is apparently some odd interaction between kauth and cron jobs)13:09
ubottuKDE bug 271934 in general "kded4 process grows on memory usage (possible leak)" [Normal,Reopened]13:09
soeerdieter, yes this might be my case 13:11
soeethey mentioned it happens on old HP devices13:11
soeeand im using old dv513:12
markeyapachelogger: ok, I'm running 2.7.0 now, it crashes as well :(13:26
markeydarn QtScript13:31
apacheloggerwhy is it not crashing for me then Oo13:41
apacheloggermarkey: same bt?13:41
markeyyep13:41
markeywell13:41
markeylet me get you a BT from that one13:42
markeyit's coming from this Free Music Charts script13:42
markeyit seems to crash a little less often. maybe only 1 in 5 startups13:43
markeythat could be coincidence though13:43
markeyapachelogger: http://pastie.org/800053313:43
apacheloggermarkey: does it crash always for you?13:46
apacheloggerbecause even with master it only crashes after a while or perhaps not at all (or I just didn't wait long enough)13:46
markeyapachelogger: no, as I said. maybe 1 in 5 starts crashes13:46
apacheloggerright13:46
markeysadly13:46
apacheloggerrace condition :P13:46
markeyHeisenbug...13:46
apacheloggeror reentrancy13:46
apacheloggerweeh13:46
markeyyes...13:46
apacheloggeror still architecture specific memory crap13:47
apachelogger#12 Phonon::Gstreamer::Pipeline::cb_error (bus=<optimized out>, gstMessage=0x7f2159a92ca0, data=0x25c6a90) at ../../gstreamer/pipeline.cpp:48613:47
apacheloggerit's curious that pgst would get the error callback still13:47
apacheloggerso I guess I'll put my money on memory crap for the time being13:48
markeybug in QtScript you mean?13:48
apacheloggercould be that something messes up the heap and gstreamer goes "fu" and then jit goes "fu, I am dead"13:49
apacheloggermarkey: for example13:49
apacheloggerI mean it would be a bug in qtscript anyway13:49
markeythis is a nightmare :(13:49
apacheloggeryes13:49
apacheloggermarkey: talk to #qt people maybe13:49
apacheloggermarkey: tell them we have http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/qt/view/head:/debian/patches/kubuntu_38_revert_fix_jit_crash.diff13:51
apacheloggeralbeit that patch should have fixed this trace13:51
rdieterapachelogger (and markey): i dont think that revert/patch is needed or desirable in 4.8.4 anymore (the original 4.8.3 qtscript problem was fixed in a small followup, see https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-27322 and https://codereview.qt-project.org/#change,37896 which should be included in 4.8.4)14:18
rdieterunless that reversion is something different, in which case, ignore me and carry on14:18
apacheloggeryeah, no one ever figured out if it was in 4.8.414:18
rdieterby reverting that, you may be seeing the original QTBUG-2387114:19
apacheloggeryofel: ^14:22
markeyis this related to the Amarok crashes?14:24
markeyhmmm14:24
markeyit might be, I think14:25
mck182shadeslayer Riddell: my upgrade using muon is stuck on "Waiting for configuration file" for about an hour now...can I just kill it?14:27
yofelapachelogger: hm?14:27
shadeslayer:S14:27
shadeslayermck182: attach gdb and check the backtrace ?14:28
apacheloggermck182: wait for JontheEchidna to tell you how to debug it ^^14:28
shadeslayeryeah ^^14:28
JontheEchidnait should be telling you about a difference in an /etc/conf file on the frontend14:28
mck182JontheEchidna: nope, no such dialog anywhere on my desktop14:29
JontheEchidna:(14:29
mck182unless it's really cleverly hiding14:29
JontheEchidnathat's pretty weird, since the frontend did catch that it's supposed to be prompting. I'll have to play around with that I suppose.14:29
mck182JontheEchidna: what do I do?14:30
markeyyofel: see what rdieter wrote above, regarding QTBUG-2387114:30
apachelogger        load file14:30
apachelogger        populate(self)14:30
agateauJontheEchidna: could it be interesting to look at the process tree?14:30
apacheloggerruby is really creepy at times14:30
* mck182 looks14:30
agateauJontheEchidna: to see if apt is stuck at some command line front end14:30
JontheEchidnaIt's waiting on Muon to present a "do you want to replace this conf file that you've changed with the updated one from the package" dialog, but Muon's not doing it, even though it knows it should14:31
mck182well, there's qaptworker with qthread/dpkg as a child14:31
JontheEchidnaI've not found a good way to test conf file replacement, due to it requiring a package update to change a conf file14:32
JontheEchidnaso it's possible that there are bugs like this I guess....14:32
agateauJontheEchidna: I like how you talk about Muon as if it was a stuborn child :)14:32
mck182btw. probably the most stupid plasma bug ever - https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6761102/recorditnow_tmp.mp4 - two screens, trying to unmount my disk, no clicking involved14:32
JontheEchidnahaha, it kind of is in some ways :P14:32
mck182JontheEchidna: so...what should I do with it?14:33
JontheEchidnamck182: you'll have to kill muon and qaptworker, run "sudo dpkg --configure -a" and run another upgrade14:34
apacheloggerohhh14:34
mck182oh well14:34
agateaumck182: awesome!14:34
apacheloggeryofel: /opt/project-neon/share/project-neon/pkg-project-neon.mk14:34
mck182agateau: it is!14:34
apacheloggeryofel: fiddeling the buildsystem will be fun14:34
apacheloggerstarted that 3 weeks ago, gave up after 300 replaces of /opt/project-neon for /opt/project-neon-kf5 :S14:35
yofelapachelogger: looking at qt14:35
mck182agateau: until you want to actualy unmount the drive14:35
JontheEchidnamck182: so this is with the updater frontend?14:35
apacheloggeryofel: groovy14:35
mck182JontheEchidna: I guess...?14:35
apacheloggerI am checking out for today anyway14:35
agateaumck182: this is what "sudo umount" is for :)14:36
yofelapachelogger: that's a symlink to ../0/project-neon.mk, you should be looking at that and default-settings.mk14:36
mck182JontheEchidna: I run muon and pressed full upgrade14:36
apacheloggeryofel: there's much more14:36
JontheEchidnaoh, so the Muon Package Manager14:36
JontheEchidnaok, thanks. I'll take a look at that today14:36
mck182yeah14:36
mck182anytime :)14:36
apacheloggeryou have like a bazillion lines of code just for the envrionment setup and build system and what not14:36
apacheloggerreally spooky14:36
yofelI know -_-"14:36
JontheEchidnaoh, well that was stupid.14:37
JontheEchidnaslots generally work better when connected to signals14:37
apacheloggeranyway, my builder has runtime recipe inclusion working, so I'll fiddle a bit on error handling tomorrow14:37
JontheEchidna-_____-14:37
apacheloggerwe should be good to start packaging by the end of the week or so I hope14:37
yofelapachelogger: changing the *directory* should be as easy as changing NEONDIR though14:37
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: ololo14:38
yofelthough it's not overridable currently14:38
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: you should switch the worker to qt5 :P14:38
JontheEchidnaI should14:38
apacheloggeruse &slot notation14:38
apacheloggeryofel: nah it's hardcoded all over the place14:38
JontheEchidnathis is why I dislike dynamic compilation, for exactly reasons like this14:38
apacheloggerand those need manual review making it a bit of a drag14:38
yofelapachelogger: it's hardcoded in *some* places, most of which should be fixed14:39
apacheloggerour definitions of some seem diverge :P14:39
apacheloggerbut yeah, the pn macro magic should be the least of our show stoppers14:39
mck182JontheEchidna: probably not your area of expertise anymore, but running that dpkg... gave me "Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 3.8.0-23-generic (x86_64)14:40
mck182"14:40
mck182oh and "ImportError: No module named apport14:40
mck182"14:40
JontheEchidnamck182: is that for the virtualbox kernel module or something?14:41
apacheloggerafiestas_: bug 1182272 ... does that also require a bluedevil update?14:41
ubottubug 1182272 in bluedevil (Ubuntu) "Kubuntu 12.04 LTS should include kio-mtp" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/118227214:41
yofelapachelogger: counting only the build system, I see 3 wrong hardcoded paths. Possibly 4.14:41
yofelthe environment setup is a bit messy though indeed14:41
* yofel needs to read up on deferred variable definition in make again...14:42
mck182JontheEchidna: dunno, this is all I see http://paste.kde.org/757478/14:42
apacheloggerit's problematic anyway for the setup ... to reliably include a global definition you'd still need to hardcode the path all over the place14:42
apachelogger(not one of bash's most enjoyable attributes)14:43
mck182JontheEchidna: oh it's nvidia14:43
mck182oh boy14:43
JontheEchidnaah14:43
JontheEchidnahmm, yeah. I'm not really familiar with dkms stuff14:43
apacheloggermck182: what does /var/lib/dkms/nvidia/313.18/build/make.log say?14:44
mck182but I use packaged drivers! :(14:44
mck182apachelogger: *** Unable to determine the target kernel version. ***14:44
mck182and DKMS make.log for nvidia-313.18 for kernel 3.8.0-23-generic (x86_64) 14:45
apacheloggerlol14:45
mck182yeah14:45
apacheloggermck182: #ubuntu may be able to help14:45
apacheloggeractually14:45
apacheloggeryofel: http://paste.kde.org/757484/ what a recipe would contain right now14:47
apacheloggerthough the bzrcache would go away with the grand unified packaging repo14:47
shadeslayerwhat does teach you ? dont buy crap hardware ...14:47
apacheloggershadeslayer: hm?14:48
shadeslayerthat was aimed at Martin14:48
mck182I think the hardware is just fine, thank you very much :P14:49
apacheloggeryeah14:49
apacheloggerthe hardware is not crap14:49
apacheloggerthe company is :P14:49
mck182that it is, yeah :D14:49
apacheloggerwe ahve too many untriaged bugs -.-14:50
mck182JontheEchidna: is there a plan to put "reinstall" in muon?14:50
apacheloggeralso I get too many mails14:50
apacheloggerJontheEchidna: bug 101895214:51
ubottubug 1018952 in muon (Ubuntu) "software notification shown in system tray when no updates are available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/101895214:51
apacheloggerand then there is bug 668748 which d_ed was supposed to fix :S14:52
ubottubug 668748 in kde-baseapps (Ubuntu) "Unable to contact time server" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66874814:52
apacheloggernothing interesting on the board otherwise14:52
* apachelogger scuttles off to dinner and checks out for today14:52
JontheEchidnalol, bug 118112014:53
ubottubug 1181120 in muon (Ubuntu) "Muon update manager uses the Windows "up to date" icon" [Undecided,Opinion] https://launchpad.net/bugs/118112014:53
yofelmeh, I have no qt clone lying around :S14:55
yofelapachelogger, markey: dropping that qt patch looks like the right thing to do indeed. I'll remove it from saucy. I'll make a PPA package for raring later15:06
afiestas_apachelogger: nope15:32
markeyyofel: great, thanks! let me know when the package for Raring is available, then I'll test it with Amarok15:48
markeyfingers crossed that it fixes the crashes15:48
jessievHanda: Any news on my Nepomuk? I miss it already. Email searching without it sucks terribly.15:51
vHandano, I'm sorry, I still haven't looked at it15:51
vHandalet me put it on my todo list15:51
Peace-apachelogger: the default splash scree on kubuntu it's the default one of kde?15:52
jessieThanks. I do appreciate it.15:52
Peace-apachelogger: i did this one :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfTeLXFmQZ4 15:52
RiddellPeace-: yep, all our artwork is from KDE15:53
Peace-Riddell: oh thanks 15:54
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palassoahoneybun, I didn't forget abt trello but idk if I'll be able to contribute on the next months (I don't have much free time those days) so idk if I should be on trello16:46
markeyhow could I enable EGL with my Intel driver? need to test something16:53
lordievaderDoes Kubuntu participate in the Candence Weeks?17:31
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yofellordievader: no(t so far)17:44
lordievaderHmm, too bad (I think).17:44
yofellordievader: well, ubuntu does continous testing and no alphas. We rather stick to focused alpha testing when we have KDE releases, esp. with the amount of testers we have17:54
lordievaderAh I see. Ok :)17:54
yofellordievader: it'll only get interesting in 9 days anyway, that's 4.11b1 release17:55
yofelthough packaging will take a while17:55
lordievaderyofel: That is about the time of Candence Week 1, that starts the 15th.17:56
lordievaderI guess the testers will get pinged to test 4.11b1? (Or will that be later in the KDE release cycle?)17:56
yofelalpha1 is 20th, and one week for packaging is already ambitious17:57
yofellordievader: you'll get pinged17:58
lordievaderYaayyy :D17:58
palassoahoneybun, https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/KubuntuDocs/Software/Internet#Opera Opera is not on the repos. Prior steps are required for this to work (adding a repo having package 'opera'). Also since this documentation is targeted towards newcomers should the Muon Software Center solution be suggested instead of Muon Package Manager (same in Chromium). Finally should Chromium be ordered on top of Opera since it's more well known a18:32
palassond has a larger userbase?18:32
ahoneybunpalasso: just keep that thought in mind and we will make them awesome, and I moved MSC above MPM18:45
ahoneybunpalasso: yea chromium should be on top, if opera is not in the default repos then remove it18:47
palassook I'll do those changes18:47
palasso"Open the 'Muon Package Manger', then search for 'chromium-browser'. " May I replace it with "Open the 'Muon Software Center', then search for 'chromium-browser'. "18:48
ahoneybunyes18:48
ahoneybunpalasso: good work :)18:51
palassothnx18:52
ahoneybunpalasso: whatever time you can give is great18:56
palassoahoneybun, sure ;)18:58
ahoneybunpalasso: you can just use trello to keep track of the work19:05
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ahoneybunpalasso: very good changes19:42
ahoneybunhowdy people20:11
* yofel notes that he overwrote *someone's* kdepim .4 upload for saucy in the ninja ppa21:27
yofelplease commit the changes to bzr when uploading otherwise I notice that too late21:27
jessie^ Always push changes to the source control.21:56

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