[05:47] shadeslayer: Muon backtrace: http://pastie.org/8481793 [07:53] Riddell: Everything is fine. Iam celebrating the use of samba entry and remember function in dolphin :) Just clicking arround ^^ xD How are you? Results are posted in Bug #1071453. [07:53] bug 1071453 in kde-runtime (Ubuntu Precise) "Dolphin doesn't store samba share password" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1071453 [09:18] Good morning. [09:19] bon dia [09:41] jalcine: thanks for your commit, you set the changelog to saucy so I changed it back to UNRELEASED [09:45] backlog looks like you guys have been partying last night? :) [09:46] the wine is oh so cheap in spain [09:46] the story goes: drink good enough whisky, and you get no hangover! [09:46] as is the cava [09:47] and then we had to try the whisky to cross cultures [09:47] sounds dangerous [09:54] parad1se_: can you confirm on the bug that the behaviour is fixed using the packages from precise-proposed? [10:03] valorie: it's amazing how true that is, lol [10:04] Riddell: oops, I'll keep that in mind for next time [10:04] jalcine: no time like the present :) [10:04] haha sounds like it [10:04] Riddell: Already done. I do install the packages from precise-proposed. [10:05] Riddell: And got the problem with kde-runtime-dbg. Maybe I should test on a another computer? [10:05] parad1se_: you've not said on the bug report that it works, only that you tested it [10:05] After skipping the kde-runtime-dbg package, everything works fine. [10:06] parad1se_: lovely, thanks [10:06] Riddell: No problem. [10:06] parad1se_: if you want to investigate you can try an apt-get install kdelibs5-dbg [10:07] Riddell: OK. [10:09] sigh, muon still needs testing in saucy bug 1250114 [10:09] bug 1250114 in muon (Ubuntu Saucy) "SRU to 2.1.1" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1250114 [10:31] Riddell: did you move to spain, or just visiting? [10:33] markey_work: just visiting for now but it is very tempting [10:34] markey_work: should I move to spain? [10:34] :) [10:34] no [10:34] well I wouldn't [10:34] too warm in summer [10:34] that's a feature not a bug [10:34] also there's the language issue [10:35] again, a feature, both me and nim quite fancy learning a second language [10:35] well then [10:35] you speak perfect english and that makes us feel inferior [10:35] if nothing keeps you in Scotland, like perhaps family or a partner [10:35] you could move [10:36] my girlfriend nim is in scotland but she's very tempted to move too, trouble is she has no job here of course [10:36] and I'd miss my lovely canoe club [10:36] not been able to find one here [10:36] it would require some sort of river [10:36] Riddell: where is here [10:37] then there's also the problem that moving is generally a big hassle (and it's costly), and moving between countries even more so [10:38] usually you spend >= 6 months living in chaos [10:38] at least that's my experience [10:42] davmor2: KDE Office in barcelona [10:44] Riddell: nice, I didn't much care for barcelona itself but just out of the City is amazing. I found cities all over the world just start to look the same :) [10:44] shadeslayer: I added libwebp-dev to kde-runtime and uploaded to ninjas, I noticed a random plugin in kimgio/ directory that doesn't bother to put a notice in the cmake config output [10:44] davmor2: the same but warmer :) [10:45] Riddell: indeed [10:46] Riddell: Certainly warmer than Scotland at any rate :D [10:48] oooh, its a davmor2! [10:48] jussi: this isn't the davmor2 you are looking for [10:49] jussi: move along, move along [10:49] * jussi eyes davmor2 suspiciously [11:00] shadeslayer: hmm kde-runtime failed to build, did you add a boost dependency which you didn't put in bzr? [11:27] good morning [12:27] Hey folks === Guest59394 is now known as chaudhary === mck182 is now known as mck182___ [14:49] shadeslayer: so, did you see my backtrace? or still hungover in bed? :p [15:10] Riddell: that would explain why the hell kimgio doesn't build [15:10] markey_work: looking [15:18] Riddell: I haven't started on the fixing FTBFS's yet [15:19] need to go through https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas which has packages that were not uploaded due to mismatch between archive and bzr or due to patches failing to apply etc [15:20] I usually make sure that debuild -S runs fine then upload, then fix any FTBFS's later on ( also makes it easy for people to pick up things since it's usually easier to fix a FTBFS ) === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter === Peace- is now known as Nessuno- [16:35] any ideas where usr/bin/contactthemeeditor should go? kaddressbook? === Nessuno- is now known as Peace- === jono is now known as Guest50394 === Pici is now known as Guest25996 === Guest25996 is now known as Pici === ovidiu-f- is now known as ovidiu-florin [20:20] shadeslayer: ping [21:42] ::workspace-bugs:: [1247827] plasma-desktop hang. with kernel callstack @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1247827 (by Albert Zeyer) [22:41] ovidiu-florin: pong [23:19] hi, when latest rekonq might land in ppa [23:19] how is it called? sru ? [23:21] !SRU [23:21] Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [23:21] soee: ^^^ [23:22] soee: I wouldn't suggest using it though. QtWebKit is unmaintained and riddled with security bugs. [23:23] ScottK, yup just finish reading post about this release and rekonq future [23:23] shat would the default browser for Kubuntu in the next 2-3 releases ? [23:26] soee: we're considering FF [23:26] not sure what other choices we have [23:28] Firefox is the only browser that's consistently maintained in the archive. Chromium is somewhat maintained by Canonical people, but not as consistently. [23:28] I don't think that leaves us much choice. [23:29] Of course, I've wanted to switch to FF as default for a couple of years now. [23:31] the only blocker being KDE integration IMHO [23:31] well when it comes to speed Chrome > FF but this is not an option here [23:31] wasnt there some plan to create buiild based on QT ? [23:31] we can just lift patches from SUSE [23:31] soee: heh [23:31] died long ago [23:32] :> [23:32] which is what I do for the firefox-kde ppa, but I'm not particularly happy with how ff loads a external binary to do the dirty work [23:33] im not into internals so i cant say anything here, but if you pick FF ill be happy :) [23:33] but Chrome will stay as my default browser because i need its speed when working on my projects [23:33] shadeslayer: I doubt Canonical would take the KDE patches into the official FF package without agreement from Mozilla, so I suspect it's a non-starter. [23:34] soee: Please tell me you meant chromium and not chrome? [23:34] Oh, do they have a agreement for the unity patch? [23:34] because there's a huge patch called unity menubar integration or some such [23:34] Do they patch FF internally or is it an addon? [23:34] No idea. [23:34] internally [23:34] ScottK, i had some problems with Chromium, a lot of problems [23:35] I had nightmares after looking at the firefox packaging [23:35] Yeah, so no KDE integration. [23:35] Less than ideal, but no real options. [23:36] ScottK: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/25.0+build3-0ubuntu0.13.10.1 < " - update debian/patches/unity-menubar.patch" [23:37] Fun. [23:37] * valorie uses chromium as well [23:37] it has problems, but doesn't crash and hang all the time [23:38] just....sometimes doesn't work [23:38] like with G+, which I find odd [23:38] * yofel uses ff and chromium - whatever works best for the specific site [23:39] ^^ [23:40] I use rekonq as my second, konq as my third, and FF only 4th [23:40] firefox is my default, but maps.google.com and jenkins are really slow so I need chromium for that. On the other hand, chromium totally fails with more than 10 tabs and can't show private ppa build logs on launchpad [23:58] What matters isn't what we use, but what's the best default for our users. [23:59] exactly [23:59] which is why FF seems the best choice [23:59] Agreed. [23:59] +1