[03:37] ::runtime-bugs:: [1120077] Upgrade to kde 4.10 leads to terminal related artifacts on the desktop @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1120077 (by bastafidli) === vorian is now known as mazzeroth [07:56] Good morning. [08:03] \o [09:13] 4.11 rc2! [09:40] Riddell, available for Kubuntu ? :) [09:47] as soon as someone packages it [09:50] * Riddell marks alpha 2 candidate images as ready [09:53] Whoo :) [10:00] Can someone move libkgapi2 to backports? kdepim-runtime : Depends: libkgapi2-2 (>= 2.0.1) but it is not installable === allee_ is now known as allee [10:03] allee: what release? [10:03] raring [10:04] installing 4.10.5? [10:04] argl 4.10.95 so not backports but beta repo [10:04] sorry [10:07] more raring 4.10.95 missing deps: [10:08] nepomuk-core-runtime : Depends: libnepomukcore4abi1 (= 4:4.10.95-0ubuntu1~ubuntu13.04~ppa1) but 4:4.10.90-0ubuntu1~ubuntu13.04~ppa1 is to be installed [10:08] Depends: libsoprano4 (>= 2.9.3) but 2.9.2+dfsg1-0ubuntu1~ubuntu13.04~ppa1 is to be installed [10:08] hm, not everything was copied it seems [10:09] hang on I'll get onto it [10:09] Riddell: I'm on it [10:09] ok thanks [10:09] shadeslayer, yofel: http://paste.kde.org/pe447d49f/ [10:09] when cleaning a not completely built qtwebkit.... [10:10] I did not finish that package [10:10] so dunno ^^ [10:10] given the shittyness of qtwebkit I'll advocate building it outside the qt5 mono source [10:10] it will only break stuff [10:10] er, that's what I was working on [10:10] you don't want to build that with the rest of qt [10:15] right [10:15] but you did not finish it, so I am doing it :P [10:15] cuz lunchpad is a drag and kdelibs is broken [10:17] At least for my raring pkg selection libkgapi2 2.0.1 and soprano 2.9.3 pkgs are missing in beta repo [10:22] allee: they're waiting to be published, will be there soon [10:23] I tried to update to kde-4.11 beta 2 http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-plasma-applications-411-beta-2 [10:23] no something went wrong mor or less all packages wehre remove [10:23] when i now try to install kubuntu-desktop it complains about unmet dependencies [10:23] and dist-pgreade keeps back 3 nepomuk packages [10:24] TheOneRing: packages have not bee completely published disabling apt to build a complete dependency chain on beta2 [10:24] yofel: Thx! [10:24] yofel: didn't we want to use staging ppas to prevent that? :O [10:25] apachelogger: we did I just forgot to copy some packages :( [10:25] hmpf great [10:26] hm wouldnt it not be possible to make apt-get atleast warn in that case :P [10:26] before removing everything [10:27] TheOneRing: it does that, if you choose to ignore what apt tells you, that is your problem :P [10:27] Riddell: so how can we prevent that? script? don't we have a script? [10:28] * apachelogger just noticed that he is building qtwebkit in a tmpfs [10:28] may be a really bad idea [10:29] apachelogger: I just used copy-packages from ubuntu-dev-tools [10:29] apachelogger: a scipt that runs copy packages on the kdesc and other bits would be good but I don't know if the other bits are reliably known [10:29] * yofel doesn't copy-packages because it has no way to copy *everything* [10:29] yofel: do we have a better script? [10:30] I once wrote kopypackages (in kubuntu-dev-tools) [10:30] *could* use some improvements, but it works for me [10:30] Riddell: with staging I'd argue that as soon as everything in $pocket is built&published everything should be copied [10:30] apachelogger: yes that sounds scriptable [10:31] someone create a trello card please [10:31] apachelogger: I mind we used to have a script that was then dropped in favour of copy-package from ubuntu-dev-tools [10:31] my qtwebkit just failed -.- [10:36] copy-package has much better command design than kopypackages so it usually is what you want to use. But it's missing the batch processing [10:36] so either one needs a script that lists all packages in a given archive for a release so that can be fed into copy-package, or one improves copy-package to operate on more than one package at a time [10:59] * Riddell runs ./kubuntu-initial-upload -d saucy -v 4.10.97 -m "New upstream RC 2 release" -t ~/src/4.10.97 [10:59] https://trello.com/c/kpN1Nh2S/10-create-copy-package-script [10:59] [11:00] oops [11:00] * azeem_ waves to allee [11:13] /me waves gladly surprised back to azeem_ === azeem_ is now known as azeem [12:59] hm [12:59] yofel: for some reason syncqt didn't autorun [12:59] it's a big surprise that one :P [13:05] Hey all === allee is now known as alleehol === alleehol is now known as allee [13:28] apachelogger: syncqt? [13:38] shadeslayer: tqcnys? [13:38] :/ [13:39] 0.o [14:26] yofel: triggered qtwebkit [14:29] Good afternoon. [14:58] ScottK: I'm rejecting your kubuntu-meta and kubuntu-settings uploads, I think more discussion is needed on them [15:24] Quintasan: I get no problems doing a dist-upgrade in raring for the kscreen in -proposed bug 1195806 [15:24] bug 1195806 in libkscreen (Ubuntu Raring) "libkscreen and kscreen SRU to raring" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1195806 [15:41] Riddell: ok [15:44] agateau: won't kde-max-width mess up high res displays? [15:44] but then high res displays are probably screwed up already [15:45] Riddell: It should help keeping lines short. But I recon the max width should be defined according to dpi these days [15:47] I see gnome got some high res machines sponsored by intel, might be good for kde to ask for the same [15:47] agateau: what's the def _create_webview(self): method about? [15:47] just refactoring? [15:47] Riddell: yes [15:48] Riddell: would be nice to get hdpi display indeed :) [16:07] agateau: comment added about dpi issue and merged and uploaded, also done ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu [16:07] Riddell: thanks! [16:15] agateau: probably best if xnox looks at ~agateau/ubiquity/nm-split as there's a bunch of gtk code changes [16:16] Riddell: yes, I assigned the team as reviewer, hoping someone would chime in, but so far it has not happened [16:16] Riddell: I guess it's holiday time everywhere [17:16] * Riddell prepares https://www-admin.kubuntu.org/news/13.10-alpha-2 [17:20] yo [17:20] Riddell, i have question [17:21] on one PC i have installed Arch and have free partition ready for Kubuntu, is Alpha 2 stable enought to use it ? [17:22] soee: In my opinion Alpha 2 is quite stable :D [17:23] lordievader, you wouldnt lie to me ? :) [17:23] soee: yeah alpha 2 is pretty good [17:24] Riddell, will Kubuntu and its grub find my Arch system ? [17:24] Let me put it differently, for me it is stable enough. Haven't seen many crashes ;) [17:25] soee: I hope so yes [17:25] Ok downloading [18:08] Riddell: I think we can remove the black screen issue from the list of known issues [18:09] was fixed in RC1 I think [18:09] whats the name of the package to create bootable usb ? [18:10] usb-creator [18:16] Or unetbootin, but that is not installed by default. [18:18] yeah i go for unetbootin [18:25] usb-creator works pretty well for me. [19:47] yo :) [19:47] Riddell, [19:48] i have installed 13.10 a2 without any problems (i had to only update Arch grub as Kubuntu entry was not seen) [19:53] soee: Yayy :D [19:55] do you know if there is .deb with copy.com app ? [20:04] あああああああ [20:04] omfg [20:04] fcitx works as expected [20:04] with kimpanel integration working [20:04] YES [20:04] YES [21:41] Quintasan: impressive [21:42] shadeslayer: oh good to know [21:46] voila http://www.kubuntu.org/news/13.10-alpha-2 [21:59] Riddell: If I get some testing done I belive we could get rid of ibus by 14.04 [22:30] Quintasan: ooh interesting [22:32] I was expecting a question but this is fine too [22:32] Anyways, we won't have to pull gtk stuff for ibus and we get better integration IMO [22:33] At least it works with KIMPanel out of box [22:33] I never managed to get ibus working with it. [22:36] hmm [22:36] It even has a KCM [22:36] I'm sold [22:43] ::workspace-bugs:: [1204182] Locale wrongly defaults to en_US.UTF8 @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1204182 (by Graeme Hewson) [23:13] Quintasan: why not for 13.10? [23:13] Quintasan: do you know what languages and input methods it supports compared to ibus? [23:13] where's smartboy when you need him? [23:34] doh [23:36] Riddell: Theoretically I want to go bed. As for your question: In raring there is no package for Anthy (Japanese) support, but I don't think this is a major problem since there is mozc backend support which works just as good if not better [23:36] I'm also sure there are Korean, Chinese backends. [23:37] Riddell: Theoretically we could do it for 13.10 but I'd have to get someone else to test that. [23:37] * Quintasan -> bed