[00:14] * ScottK didn't remove enough amarok binaries before. [00:14] Done now. [03:42] kubotu: newversion plasma-mediacenter 1.0.90 [03:48] Alright, where the hell is kubotu? [03:56] Anyways, parallel doing 4.10.97 quantal and plasma-mediacenter 1.0.90 [04:02] Any packager: Is -dbg package necessary when there's a lot of debug-file-with-no-debug-symbols lintian warning appearing? === smartboyhw changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Friendly Computing | https://trello.com/kubuntu | https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas 4.10.97 saucy/archive raring/beta quantal/WIP precise/ninjas | 13.10 Alpha 2 testing | 13.10 milestoned bugs tagged Kubuntu http://goo.gl/vHRjj === smartboyhw changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Friendly Computing | https://trello.com/kubuntu | https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas 4.10.97 saucy/archive raring/beta quantal/WIP precise/ninjas | 13.10 Alpha 2 released | 13.10 milestoned bugs tagged Kubuntu http://goo.gl/vHRjj [04:25] Hmm, while backporting to 12.10 I spotted errors in okular [04:26] debian/control line 26... [04:26] What happened? [05:19] Morning all [05:19] when did my last nick quit? [05:19] 23:00:09 EDT [05:20] yep [05:20] ok, thanks... goes to look up what EDT is :D [05:20] 2 hours ago [05:20] well, 2:20 [05:20] ahh excellent, just what I hoped [05:20] date -ud "23:00:09 EDT" [05:34] Uploading Quantal 4.10.97 to ~kubuntu-ppa/staging [05:34] With SPEED:P === smartboyhw changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Friendly Computing | https://trello.com/kubuntu | https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas 4.10.97 saucy/archive raring/beta quantal/staging precise/ninjas | 13.10 Alpha 2 released | 13.10 milestoned bugs tagged Kubuntu http://goo.gl/vHRjj [05:47] hi, I started lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/qt4.8.5 [05:47] if someone is interested in upgrading qt, please start with that branch [05:48] (unless you are going to do a proper debian merge, which would be better) === tsimpson is now known as tsimpson_ === jussi01 is now known as jussi [07:45] OH NO >>>>>>>>>> [07:45] SYMBOLS AGAIN>>>>>> [07:47] for what? [07:48] good morning btw. [07:53] yofel, 12.10 [07:53] kde4libs [07:53] Good afternoon [07:53] ignoreit [07:53] yofel, boing!? [07:53] ignoreit? [07:53] you can't maintain symbol files for different gcc versions [07:53] also, the boost version etc. is different [07:53] yofel, OK [07:54] Waiting all to build then...\ [07:55] Good thing I can debsign *.dsc and dput ppa:kubuntu-ppa/staging *.changes (LOL)\ [07:55] yofel, one thing [07:55] Any packager: Is -dbg package necessary when there's a lot of debug-file-with-no-debug-symbols lintian warning appearing? [07:56] Quintasan: no I have a X1 carbon, but its keyboard is similar to other recent Lenovo laptops [07:59] smartboyhw: that's about something else http://lintian.debian.org/tags/debug-file-with-no-debug-symbols.html [07:59] yofel, and I can't understand the page, sorry:p [07:59] I did read it, but... [08:00] the packages split the debug information out of the binaries into a seperate file (to make them smaller), what that warning tells you is that the new seperate debug file doesn't actually appear to contain any debugging information [08:00] i.e. it's probably useless [08:00] I can't really say what's wrong (or if anything is wrong) without actually looking at such a file [08:01] yofel, it's the new plasma-mediacenter [08:01] well, if you upload it somewhere I could try to build and look at it in the evening. Right now I'm at work and can't do packaging [08:02] yofel, OK. I will upload to main PPA. [08:02] Basically everything is OK except this strange lintian [08:02] warning [08:02] Not strange but [08:02] No dbg symbols hmm [08:05] Damn, my main PPA was oversized [08:05] :O [08:10] yofel, it's in https://launchpad.net/~smartboyhw/+archive/2buntu/+files/plasma-mediacenter_1.0.90-0ubuntu1.dsc [08:11] thanks [08:18] agateau: Ah I see, well welcome to the club anyways. I would throw some bricks at whoever thought PrntScr button there is a good idea [08:19] Quintasan: :) [08:19] Quintasan: it is the reason $DEITY blessed us with Xmodmap :) [08:20] Totally. [08:20] Anyways, I'm KIND OF late for work [08:36] Good morning. [08:40] Is it known that in the ppa:neon/kf5 the package project-neon5-kde-workspace failed to build? Wanted to try it out but the dependencies of project-neon5-session were unmet because of the build failure. === vinay is now known as Guest57446 [08:44] lordievader, I think so... [08:44] lordievader: upstream is changing so much currently that it's pretty much a gamble whether the package builds or not [08:46] yeah, that's broken code [08:49] Ok, well I'll check back later to see if there is a sucessfull build ;) [08:56] did someone just trigger workspace? Oo [08:56] did we both trigger it? [08:56] oO [08:57] I am doing a raring rebuild, dunno what you are doing :P [08:57] I clicked on 'Build now', which triggered another one for raring it seems [08:57] LOL [09:02] Hehe [09:06] smartboyhw: calligra is out, we should get a story onto kubuntu.org, have you checked the backports? [09:07] Riddell, uh first thing: Please change my Planet KDE thing to smartboyhwubuntu.wordpress.org [09:07] And let me check the backports [09:07] nothing at smartboyhwubuntu.wordpress.org [09:08] Riddell, damn it's .com [09:08] And I think Quantal and Precise failed. [09:08] Ah, libopencolorio-dev [09:08] damn [09:08] * Riddell said something about quantal not being worth it [09:09] Riddell, you did:P [09:10] But Quantal's support period is longer than Raring, don't forget [09:10] Riddell, I might give you a hackergotchi later;P [09:10] What's the size requirement again? [09:11] support period isn't really about the backports though, precise is the first release where we decided to do some updates for CURRENT-2 because it's LTS [09:11] but sure, if you want to do packages for quantal, go ahead [09:12] smartboyhw: planet updated, hackergotchi at 80x80 pixels a photo headshot on transparent background preferred [09:12] Riddell, got it:) [09:14] Riddell, oh wait [09:17] Riddell, use http://smartboyhwubuntu.wordpress.com/category/planet-kde/feed/?mrss=off instead [09:24] voila [09:32] Ouch, my webcam doesn't work [09:32] A blurry imag [09:32] *image [09:57] Riddell: agateau: ubiquity fails adt tests in jenkins https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/saucy-adt-ubiquity/128/ARCH=i386,label=adt/console [09:57] * xnox ponders what did I do wrong.... [09:59] Riddell: agateau: never mind.... jenkins is borked, testing 2.15.13 with 2.15.12 installed. [09:59] xnox: ok, no pb [10:15] Riddell, uploaded ~ppa2 for quantal and precise, but plz expect quantal to build slower (since 4.10.97 is building) [10:15] ~ppa2 = calligra 2.7.1 [10:16] Anyone interested in Python plz help with http://noskcaj10.wordpress.com/2013/08/02/announcing-the-testdrive-hackfest/ [10:17] the builders don't have release-specific queues, so they'll build equally slow [10:17] Yeah [10:17] Eh, done anyway, what else TODO? [10:21] riddle [10:21] BTW, Riddell please tell me why Calligra is still stuck in -propoesd [10:21] *-proposed [10:22] yesterday for the first time my Kubuntu saucy stopped working :/ had to reboot as there was no response [10:22] laso from time to time there is total plasma crash but this is related to latest KDE [10:22] :O [10:22] Hmm....... [10:22] 4.10.97 should be more stable than 4.10.95. [10:22] nope [10:23] i woinder if this has anything to do with my wireless [10:25] soee, wireless? [10:25] That shouldn't cause a TOTAL plasma crash [10:27] smartboyhw: calligra (1:2.7.0-0ubuntu2 to 1:2.7.1-0ubuntu1) Depends: calligra poppler [10:27] poppler? [10:27] yes [10:29] Maybe it's stuck on the new poppler ver. in -proposed [10:31] debfx, um can you try to explain to me how that happenes/ [10:32] like you said, it built against the new poppler version in -proposed [10:33] And it was fried. Hmm [10:36] smartboyhw, more specific - maybe networkmanager [10:36] networkmanager?! [10:36] oops [10:36] Really? [10:41] debfx, what can I do to solve that problem then? [10:41] smartboyhw: find out why poppler doesn't migrate :) [10:42] some packages probably need to be rebuilt [10:42] debfx, ouch [10:42] debfx, well at least poppler builts perfectly on all arch [10:42] Where do you get that calligra (1:2.7.0-0ubuntu2 to 1:2.7.1-0ubuntu1) Depends: calligra poppler BTW? [10:43] debfx, got it. poppler new binary [10:43] NEW [10:43] OUCH [10:46] Well, almost 8 millions [10:46] Quintasan, ? [10:46] http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ubuntu-edge [10:47] I estimate that things will die off at $20M [10:48] Quintasan, +1 [11:46] 'Morning folks [12:34] Hmm, somebody give me proper explanations of why https://launchpadlibrarian.net/146474240/buildlog_ubuntu-quantal-amd64.calligra_1%3A2.7.1-0ubuntu1~ubuntu12.10~ppa2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz will happen in quantal ... [12:35] Not even made... [12:35] Maybe because of no opencolorio? [12:35] And no vc? [12:36] Ah, yes, opencolorio [12:39] Hmm, either I'm stupid, or I just can't find that .so file. [12:40] well, it's not built without opencolorio [12:40] krita/plugins/extensions/dockers/CMakeLists.txt: [12:40] if(HAVE_OCIO AND HAVE_GLEW) [12:40] add_subdirectory(lut) [12:40] yofel, hmm? [12:41] I mean, in quantal [12:41] what so file do you mean? [12:41] yofel, kritalutdocker.so [12:41] well, it wasn't built, so how can it be there? [12:41] Can't exist WITHOUT using libopencolorio [12:41] or do you mean the archive package? [12:42] yofel, quantal buildlog see above [12:42] yes, the file is not there because you built without opencolorio [12:43] easiest fix would probably be to just backport opencolorio [12:43] yofel, no I mean it doesn't exist in .install files [12:43] oh [12:43] * yofel looks again [12:45] smartboyhw: uh, that's some "fun" architecture-specific stuff in debian/rules [12:46] probably because of glew [12:51] yofel, meh meh meh [12:55] well, it kind of makes sense [12:55] the alternative would be to maintain install files for specific architectures [12:56] a few lines in rules are less maintenance work [12:56] yofel, HOWTO fix?:P [12:57] backport opencolorio if possible, otherwise delete the stuff from rules [12:57] (latter is more work later on, unless we find a good way to make backport hooks for non-kdesc packages) [13:01] yofel, backport opencolorio then [13:03] DAMN [13:04] I filled in everyrhing precise, but filled in the series quantal... [13:04] HELP [13:04] heh [13:04] DELEETTEETETE [13:16] smartboyhw: Did you see amarok migrated? [13:16] Forcing is almost never the right answer. It's better to figure out why it didn't migrate. [13:19] ScottK, no I didn't;P [13:19] Oh you mean Amarok then yes [13:19] It did. [13:19] ScottK, what's the reason BTW? [13:19] The old armhf binaries were blocking. [13:19] When I removed the amarok binary, I forgot amarok-dbg and amarok-utils. [13:19] ScottK, AH AH AH [13:20] GOt it [13:20] Did anyone merger your kubuntu-defaults change? [13:20] I can do it today. [13:22] ScottK, dunnop [13:23] Nope. Will do it. [13:24] I don't think so [13:24] ScottK, and plz plz approve my ibus-cangjie SRU [13:24] ScottK, :) [13:24] I can probably do that later today. [13:25] Hmm, sounded like I need to backport libsoprano-dev [13:25] for 4.10.97 [13:27] Done [13:27] I clearly broke my PPA upload record [13:30] daily:p [13:39] apachelogger: you know you've made it when your project is on phoronix http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTQyNTc [14:26] AHHHHHHHH [14:26] OH? [14:26] lol [14:26] Even opencolorio has missing dependencies in Precis [14:26] *Precise [14:26] digikam-dbg is 131MB? [14:26] HELL [14:26] *huge* [14:26] tsdgeos, +1 [14:27] I just dropped opencolorio from precise backport [14:27] Riddell, ....... [14:28] Hmm, that's a problem [14:29] Now I really have to touch debian/rules for calligra backport [14:31] why? [14:32] tsdgeos: It's not just Digikam anymore remember. It's the "Digikam Software Collection". Of course it's huge. [14:32] ;-) === jono is now known as Guest51067 [15:04] Riddell, apachelogger look at my latest reply [15:07] smartboyhw: Did you fill out your application? [15:07] ScottK, yeah, it's in the original email [15:07] ..... [15:08] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teams [15:08] Does anybody object to change Kubuntu Team's "Leader" from Riddell only to Kubuntu Council? [15:09] No. That's what it should be. [15:10] ScottK, DONE. [15:10] OK. [15:11] smartboyhw: I've never claimed to be a leader despite many people's trying it [15:11] Riddell, many people = ?:P [15:13] holy guacamole, 19 people given us £242 [15:13] Riddell, \o/ [15:13] That's a real lot [15:13] we'll have to think of something to spend it on [15:14] v [15:14] The $775 #UbuntuEdge perks are sold out. If you missed out, you can still get one for $780, just $5 more, and there are 4500 available at that price! [15:14] Hmm [15:14] ooh [15:15] I'm clueless how they want to gather 24M in 20 days though [15:16] yofel, yeah [15:16] The problem: The hype has died down. [15:18] not sure if it has. It's just that everyone that really wanted to spend the money already did it. (or missed the cheaper perks) [15:19] and those that think about taking the expensive perks have 20 days left to think about it [15:20] yofel, +1 [15:31] * Riddell blogs http://blogs.kde.org/2013/08/02/thanks [15:51] Guys, I'm going to sleep. Please give support at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/smartboyhw/KubuntuDeveloperApplication [15:51] Good night. [16:20] right I'm away on holiday for the next week [16:21] should be around occationally but not much [16:21] good luck! [16:41] Riddell, have fun! [19:08] oh great, kdepim-runtime build-depends on libkgapi-dev which depends on libgkapi0 which depends on kdepim-runtime [19:08] That won't quite work for precise :S [19:09] * yofel makes that a recommends [19:12] hm, ancient kgapi version too [19:15] CMake Error: INSTALL(EXPORT "kgapiLibraryTargets" ...) includes target "kgapi" which requires target "kgapi2" that is not in the export set. [19:15] er what o.O? === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh [19:42] yyyy [19:42] no ^^ [19:42] grub shows me 3 or 4 times the sam entry .. [19:42] same kernel version [19:43] kinda strange as im on raring not saucy [19:43] what does grub.cfg say? [19:45] one second, Riddell you know i like you guys :D so i send a small donation to -.- [19:46] \o/ [19:47] yofel, i have 340 lines in grub.cfg what should i look for ? [19:48] identical "menuentry" lines [19:50] nope here i dont see duplicates [19:50] hm, then grub shouldn't show any either... Do you have multiple OS installed that use the same MBR? Maybe a different grub.cfg is actually used? [19:51] um windows vista + kubuntu [19:52] really weird then... [19:53] ok i installed lates update, ill try later to reboot and see what grub will show [20:54] \o [20:57] o/