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valorieRiddell, ahoneybun_, sorry, have been doing xmas prep rather than being at computer00:48
valorieand about to dance off to dinner now00:48
shadeslayersounds like a neat xmas tradition00:56
shadeslayergreat way to make space for all the food one cooks on xmas00:56
ahoneybun_Riddell: changed the link Riddell02:32
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1262465] package libqt4-network 4:4.8.4+dfsg-0ubuntu18 failed to install/upgrade: cannot copy extra... @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1262465 (by Mal)02:40
ahoneybun_valorie: Riddell this is cool, that yellow box I put up http://userbase.kde.org/Kubuntu/Advanced#Install.2FUninstall_.deb_files03:02
manchicken_apachelogger: This ABI compliance checker program seems to have had a recent release in October.03:07
manchicken_apachelogger: Gotta love this warning: WARNING: Not working properly with GCC 4.8. Please update or downgrade GCC or use a local installation by --gcc-path=PATH option.03:32
manchicken_apachelogger: It still gave me results though, I think that should be enough to work with.03:35
manchicken_I'll pick this up again later during my lunch hour tomorrow.03:35
manchicken_Night all.03:36
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1262465] package libqt4-network 4:4.8.4+dfsg-0ubuntu18 failed to install/upgrade: cannot copy extra... @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1262465 (by Mal)04:47
utusanoh  boy we are in dependency hell now with 4.1205:14
utusanI knew it when it wanted to remove kde-runtime05:16
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1242633] unity pointer barriers sru bug @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1242633 (by Maarten Lankhorst)05:48
jussiooh, new KDE stuff incoming :D06:28
jussiPackagers alert... bug! 06:32
jussi/var/cache/apt/archives/libakonadi-xml4_4%3a4.12.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu13.10~ppa1_amd64.deb06:32
jussitrying to overwrite '/usr/lib/libakonadi-xml.so.4', which is also in package kdepim-runtime 4:4.11.2-0ubuntu106:32
jussiI blame... shadeslayer :P :P :P 06:33
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1242633] unity pointer barriers sru bug @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1242633 (by Maarten Lankhorst)06:48
valorieahoneybun: yes, I love those special bits of mediawiki06:49
valoriethey won't show up on our website like that or in the ISO docs though06:49
valorieI wonder now if we need to worry about mini-docs now?06:49
jussiyay, I mad a darktheme for KDE... similar to my Quassel darktheme07:33
jussis/mad/made/07:34
kubotujussi meant: "yay, I made a darktheme for KDE... similar to my Quassel darktheme"07:34
valoriepics or it didn't happen, jussi07:49
jussihrm07:50
jussiI wonder what I can screenshot here...07:50
jussihttp://i.imgur.com/bQMgxHB.png07:52
jussivalorie: ^^07:52
jussiIm still going to change hilight colour to green though07:52
valoriebeautiful!08:02
valoriewhat will you call it?08:02
jussihttp://i.imgur.com/8ylWZUv.png08:02
jussijussi01-darktheme of course :D08:02
valorielol08:02
jussiits a derivative of darktranslucent, but enough changes to really make it mine08:04
jussiMost dark theme authors forget the value of beige text for your eyes08:04
valoriehow about something like Green Roast?08:07
jussigreen roast? 08:12
valoriejust a suggestion08:14
jussiwhat is/was green roast? 08:20
jussiname suggestion?08:20
jussiif so, jussi01-darktheme is the name of my quassel theme, and many users use it, so I aim to capitalise on that publicity :)08:21
valorieah, ok08:24
jussimrgh, something is broken with the system settings uploader to opendesktop.org - I cant loigin08:24
valorieyes, it was based on coffee roasting08:24
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1242633] unity pointer barriers sru bug @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1242633 (by Maarten Lankhorst)08:49
soeegood morning09:30
jussivalorie: and others: I blogged about it: http://jussi01.com/10:21
jussior more precisely: http://jussi01.com/2013/12/19/themeing-kde/10:22
valorievery cool10:22
valoriedid you see what I said to you the other day about getting a "merch" link on our main page?10:23
valorieor at least "support us" page10:23
valoriesomeone was asking in #kde and I saw it too late to point hir to holvi10:23
valoriei mean in #kubuntu10:23
jussiI did...10:24
valorieok10:24
jussibut10:24
valoriejust a suggestion10:24
jussi2 things. no merch just now10:24
jussiand10:24
jussiI am not the official store...10:25
valorieBUT you support us10:25
valoriedo we need an "official" store?10:25
jussiI dunno, talk to other ppls10:25
valorieafter all, what we used to have was Canonical10:25
valorieand I bought from them, even though shipping was more than the merch10:25
valorieok, I'm gonna address a few xmas cards and go to bed10:27
valoriesuuuuper late this year, but oh well!10:27
valoriehave a great day, jussi10:28
jussinini10:28
apacheloggerRiddell, yofel, shadeslayer: https://trello.com/c/62KBP9Ml10:43
apacheloggerjussi: what's with the activity explaining acitivites btw10:43
jussiapachelogger: totally forgotten, Ill try get it done soon10:44
apacheloggerno rush, just reminding you ;)10:44
apacheloggerfeature freeze is in two months10:44
apacheloggerthat is less than what it sounds like ^^10:44
apacheloggershadeslayer: https://trello.com/c/8Mj71DBy isn't that in progress?10:45
jussiapachelogger: could you test a small bug for me? Make a modification to a colour theme, then save, then try to upload? The uploader there doesnt seem to let me log into opendesktop...10:49
apacheloggerjussi: kcmshell4 kcm_attica?10:53
jussiapachelogger: huh?10:53
apacheloggerdo you have the correct data in there10:53
apacheloggerdat upload thing is broken10:54
apacheloggerif I select an existing theme and don't apply it the button is enabled, if I apply it I can't, if I change it then I still can't10:54
jussiheh10:54
apacheloggeryou only get to upload existing schemes it appears10:55
apacheloggerjussi: yeah, login is busted as well10:55
jussiI when I run kcmshell4 kcm_attica from cli, and I put details and click test login, it sjut sits for ages on testing login10:55
jussiok, nice to hear it isnt just me.10:55
apacheloggerbroken unmaintained terrible10:55
jussi:/10:56
apacheloggerthis is why we can't have nice things, they go unmaintained and break and no one cares :'(10:56
jussimake shadeslayer fix it :P :P :P :P10:56
* jussi hugs shadeslayer10:56
apacheloggerhardly worth it TBH10:56
jussiwhy? 10:56
apacheloggerthat thing is going away (hopefully)10:56
jussioh yeah... bodega10:57
apacheloggerall hail bodega!10:57
apachelogger(I totally see that getting over adopted and then break as well though :P)10:57
apacheloggerit's the cycle of software10:57
apacheloggerinvent stuff:adopt it everywhere:realize that you went too far:scared to fix the bugs you caused in the process:hide under rock :P10:58
apacheloggerjussi: anywaysies, bugs.kde.org is your friend10:58
jussiyup11:00
apacheloggervalorie, ahoneybun: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Kubuntu is terrifingly irrelevant for current Kubuntus (page is still talking about packagekit :S)11:01
apacheloggermaybe someone could have a look at it11:02
jussiapachelogger: bug exists: Bug 32775611:03
ubottubug 327756 in Pidgin-WebKit "Scrollbars on every first line in a speech bubble when using default font Sans" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32775611:03
jussibah11:03
jussikde Bug 32775611:03
ubottuKDE bug 327756 in kcm_desktopthemedetails "Uploading a Scheme not work, cause opendesktop.org Login not work" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32775611:03
apacheloggerjussi: note the hide under rock step in the cycle of software :P11:04
jussiapachelogger: if you has rights, you could mark it confirmed for me...11:04
apacheloggercurious that it would only get reported a month ago11:04
apachelogger(not that confirmation does anything for getting it actually fixed :P)11:05
jussistill...11:06
* apachelogger returns to frameworks11:09
jussithanks apachelogger11:11
xnoxapachelogger: you around?11:37
xnoxapachelogger: i've updated bug 1262273. as you can see the bug only affects a very specilies build-environment as produced by dpkg-buildpackage in ppa builders, and in no way affects direct compilation (e.g. ./debian/rules build). unmodified build-log attached with affected cmake upload.11:39
ubottubug 1262273 in cmake (Ubuntu) "qt5 automoc detection is not smart enough, when system CMake is used with non-system qt5 (undeclared, toolchain-less sys-root/prefix builds)" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126227311:39
xnoxapachelogger: thus it's quite an exaggeration that any upstream changes are required, or "don't work on kubuntu" or "don't work on trusty"11:39
xnoxapachelogger: also please do not refer to "trusty" as 14.04 externally, as a release gets named 14.04 only at release time to signify that it is now stable. to avoid any confusion, we are always careful to refer to development releases by their codename.11:40
xnoxapachelogger: so the bug your reported is nothing more than: a daily build failure, of daily experimental upstream snapshot, against a daily experimental snapshot of an unreleased distribution.11:41
xnoxapachelogger: at the least it's a packaging bug in project-neon, at most it's a distribution bug report (affecting only package builds, on multiarch systems, with multiarch enabled, and build environment suggesting that multiarch is available, and a non-mutliarch qt used)11:42
xnoxapachelogger: thus it's entirely inappropriate to get any upstreams involved, as there is no upstream bugs, neither in their code / buildsystems or build instructions.11:42
xnoxapachelogger: i do appologise if I didn't convey the scope of the bug in question to you, but I thought that you did read the cmake upload diff to realise that it has been carefully guarded to not affect 3rd-party non-debian package builds in any way, shape or form.11:44
xnoxapachelogger: whilst at the same time, saving packagers from adding un-necessory boilerplate to enable cross-compilation.11:44
xnoxif it's not evident, no packaging changes required is the driving force behind the cmake upload.11:45
xnoxapachelogger: anyway, i've added more guards in cmake toolchain changes to accomodate for the use-case you have shown.11:45
xnoxapachelogger: the cmake changes planning was discussed at the vUDS with blueprints scheduled and with email announcements made to ubuntu-devel mailing list.11:46
xnoxapachelogger: so if you do spot further differences, or unintentional exposure of implementation details, please report bugs to ubuntu distribution via launchpad.11:46
xnoxapachelogger: instead of sending scary emails to upstreams, which typically do not follow bleeding edge developments of all the distributions out there.11:47
xnoxapachelogger: Quintasan: please add me to ~neon12:11
apacheloggerxnox: thanks for handling it and sorry for the miscommunication, I got the impression that KDE should in general use toolchain files (i.e. present workflow) otherwise I'd not have carried this upstream12:11
xnoxapachelogger: i'm sorry, if i miscommunicated that to you.12:12
apacheloggerah, well, I should have asked. it's really my fault12:12
xnoxapachelogger: i was talking about toolchain files, in the context, what is the cmake provided facility to force by-pass system-libraries and use your own locations/toolchains/etc. I think project neon should be using a toolchain file, given how it needs to mix & match system and non-system libraries/toolchain. KDE shouldn't in general use toolchain files =) end-distributors (e.g. neon, ubuntu, embedded developers) should use them.12:14
xnoxapachelogger: if KDE starts enforcing their own toolchain file it will break cross-compilation for everybody, unless KDE started building qt & cross-compilers & redistributing those binaries =)))) 12:15
apacheloggerxnox: right, the reason neon doesn't use toolchain files is because we wanted to stay as close to the upstream instructions such that it can act as compliance validation12:15
xnoxapachelogger: sure, and cmake changes did not intend to affect that.12:16
xnoxapachelogger: unfortunately my auto-detection did key-on DEB_BUILD_MULTIARCH environment variables, which are exported during dpkg/multiarch cross-builds. i did not expect that dpkg-buildpackages started to export those by default on any multiarch systems.12:16
xnoxapachelogger: you can get /closer/ to upstream instructions by doing: unexport DEB_*, in the debian/rules or makefiles included thereof. Where the variable names are all those that are listed by dpkg-architecture.12:18
xnoxapachelogger: unless of course you want to start supporting multiarch install locations.12:18
xnoxapachelogger: why do KDE instructions not use, e.g. qtchooser?12:18
xnoxto select the right QT ?12:18
apacheloggeryofel: do we want multiarch?12:18
apacheloggerxnox: I don't really think multiarch would be a target for neon at any point, as it's not supposed to be a complete replacement for the packaged KDE12:19
xnoxapachelogger: i'm not sure how multiarch is suppose to work for installations into /opt/ though =) as far as I know it's only defined for /usr/ prefix at the momnet.12:19
xnoxapachelogger: yeah, hence your claims in the email to upstream was widely exagerated. As automoc works complete fine with disto cmake & disto or non-distro qt. The bug really is limited to how neon is build and what it is for.12:21
apacheloggeras for qtchooser ... I don't know, you don't really need to qtchoose if you have PATH set accordingly ... i.e. upstream's instructions basically will install to ~/ and adjust all envrionment variables this world has ever seen to look in ~ first12:21
xnoxapachelogger: fair enough. and one might in that case have no control over system qtchooser.12:21
apacheloggerexactly12:22
apacheloggerRiddell: you know, packaging the frameworks is quite a bit of work12:53
apacheloggerI would make that very low priority in terms of 14.04 todos since we target PPA deployment anyway12:53
BluesKajHowsy all13:20
BluesKajneed coffee!13:21
yofelapachelogger: I don't think so, too much of a hassle for the current use case 13:24
apachelogger!find SMlib.h14:03
ubottuFile SMlib.h found in libsm-dev, libsm-doc14:03
apachelogger!find jpeglib.h14:06
ubottuFile jpeglib.h found in libgdcm2-dev, libjpeg-turbo8-dev, libjpeg62-dev, libvxl1-dev, thunderbird-dev14:06
skaet_Riddell, ScottK - what's you're thoughts releasing alpha 1 today?   I'm seeing the release notes looking good, but not seeing the iso tracker updated or any specific bugs marked as blockers.   Just missing testing results being added to the iso tracker, or something more serious?14:09
apacheloggerxnox: http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-buildsystem&m=138746258019223&w=2 thoughts?14:18
apacheloggerskaet_: it may be that no one tested yet14:19
apacheloggeralso Riddell is missing apprently14:19
apacheloggerskaet_: I'll do a test run in a bit14:20
xnoxapachelogger: i have very little context.14:21
apacheloggerxnox: I don't have any more to be honest14:22
apacheloggerxnox: I really think it would be good if you could subscribe to kde-buildsystem and have a discussion with them14:24
apacheloggerxnox: http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-buildsystem&m=138746278419271&w=2 "And why doesn't it also do the same with uic?" that's actually a good question14:24
xnoxapachelogger: the changes are staged, and are not complete, and there is a bootstrap required on qt packaging, qmake, and cmake.14:27
xnoxapachelogger: and only partial changes have been done in the archive so var.14:27
xnoxapachelogger: and hence the complete goal and solution is not ready yet, and all the suggestions in that email are wrong, and don't understand the full scope here.14:28
xnoxapachelogger: in particular what multi-arch is, how qt5 is in progress of being packaged to accomodate it, and how cross-compilation of distribution works in the multi-arch distributions.14:29
xnoxapachelogger: some of the relevant changes will be fed back to affected upstreams - qmake, qt5 and cmake.14:29
apacheloggerxnox: yeah, I am just saying ... kde-buildsystem is doing cmake foo since forever so they may be able to help with getting the best solution in the end14:29
xnoxapachelogger: but none of it is of any concert of kde upstream.... despite the overlap and using same reverse dependenices.14:29
xnoxapachelogger: sure, noted.14:30
xnoxapachelogger: it's just i haven't finishing writting al the patches yet, to fully scope the problem here.14:30
apacheloggerI see14:30
xnoxapachelogger: so, again, on my own schedule it will be presented in time. i'm still prototyping, what i want to achieve and there are plenty of things to fix still.14:30
xnoxapachelogger: also claims by stephen keelly and yourself are wrong in those replies as well.14:32
xnoxapachelogger: if you have questions, ask me, i can explain them to you.14:33
apachelogger*shrug*14:33
apacheloggerI am playing middleman :P14:33
apacheloggerhence why I think you shoudl sub to the list14:33
manchickenapachelogger: It looks like only two of my changes were binary incompatible.14:34
manchickenapachelogger: I added a constructor to QApt::SourcesList which allows you to specify an arbitrary sources file, and I just added it to the existing constructor.14:35
manchickenThe thing is, I think that overloading a constructor which previously wasn't overloaded will also break binary compatibility, no?14:36
apacheloggernope14:36
manchickenOh, cool.14:36
apacheloggermaybe in a non-leaf virtual class14:36
manchickenSo then I'll just create a new constructor which allows the files.14:36
apacheloggeryep14:36
manchickenThat's cool, I thought I was going to have to move where it pulled the default files in, so this is cool.14:37
manchickenI'm probably not going to make the changes for the d-pointer alerts in krazy2 for the rest of the library in order to avoid breaking compatibility.14:37
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manchickenThe abi-compatibility-checker gave me what looked like useful results, so that's good.14:38
xnoxapachelogger: there is still not enough context.14:38
xnoxapachelogger: you seemed to have replied to an off-the-list  or other list email message?14:38
xnoxapachelogger: where is the original email from Stephen Kelly, to which you are replying? http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-buildsystem/2013-December/009516.html14:38
manchickenThe warning about gcc 4.8 seemed a little worrying, but I'm not sure if it indicates a less-than-useful result. I'm debating on installing a different version of gcc in my home directory and then running this off of that.14:39
apacheloggerxnox: http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=138745926018113&w=214:39
apacheloggerthread http://lists.kde.org/?t=138738660500006&r=1&w=214:39
xnoxapachelogger: i'm very busy at the moment. i'll do those replies later.14:40
apacheloggerskaet_: what's the minimum amount of ISO tests we want to be done?14:40
apacheloggeror, which tests rather14:41
manchickenI wonder if there's anybody who is working on an apt hacker's guide. Currently the apt documentation is pretty weak.14:41
apacheloggermanchicken: I don't think so, JT simply asked the apt people directly14:41
manchickenlibapt seems somewhat important.14:41
apacheloggerwell, it's hard to blame them for not documenting stuff... it's not like a lot of people will use libapt directly14:42
manchickenYeah, I agree.14:43
manchickenI'm thinking of doing more tests and docs for libqapt once I get these changes done.14:43
manchickenBut then again, I also need to get back to the original task of getting kubuntu-debug-installer doing what we wanted it to do.14:44
apachelogger"Use and execute the default applications found for the desktop enviroment being run"14:46
apacheloggerwhy that's a silly test14:46
apacheloggermanchicken: ultimately before feb 20 (feature freeze) ;)14:46
manchickenThat's good to know.14:47
skaet_apachelogger,  making sure the images are booting.   The tests listed on the iso tracker are the ones defined as a minimum, so its up to the project's discretion if they are going to wave some.14:47
manchickenAssuming the code passes the RB, how fast does that get to someone who would then package it?14:47
manchickenThe changes to kubuntu-debug-installer would depend on those changes to libqapt.14:48
apacheloggermanchicken: depends on when someone creates a release14:49
apacheloggeror we could patch it into the packaging14:49
apacheloggerthat really shouldn't be a blocking problem14:49
manchickenWho would do that if JonT isn't?14:49
apacheloggeranyone really14:50
Riddellahem, afternoon15:03
Riddellskaet_: if I'm not too late to the party I can crack on with testing now15:04
apacheloggerRiddell: i386 needs testing, I am on amd6415:05
* Riddell makes it sew15:07
apacheloggerjolla shop is open15:11
apacheloggeromg15:11
Riddellwhat's for sale?15:12
jussijolla phones...15:12
apacheloggerare they any good?15:12
apacheloggerbeen wondering about getting a new phone15:12
jussiapachelogger: they are decent, still some bugs, but much better than the meego products15:13
jussi#jollamobile is the chnnel15:13
jussiI had a play with one recently, phone is ok... bit boring. OS is "decent"15:14
apacheloggerboring?15:14
jussiyou can load sailfish onto n9 or n950 for a semi ok idea of how it works....15:14
Riddelldoes it run kde apps?15:14
Riddellis it waterproof? because I only really want a phone which is waterproof15:15
jussiapachelogger: its a pretty bog standard android type phone. nothing special in the hw, but not bad either15:15
apacheloggersmartphones aren't waterproof15:15
jussiRiddell: sony for you myfriend15:15
jussisony has one15:15
apacheloggersony products do not convince :P15:15
apacheloggerask Riddell :P15:15
jussihttp://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/products/phones/xperia-zr/15:15
apacheloggerjussi: why does a phone need fancy hardware though? 15:16
Riddellapachelogger: tried using your N900?  that was underpowered hardware15:16
apacheloggerhow did one notice that?15:17
apacheloggerbecause I didn't15:17
apacheloggerRiddell: do we want oem install tested?15:17
Riddellapachelogger: sure15:17
Riddellusually I test that along with the first install I do15:18
apacheloggerI totally find that over the top for alpha115:18
apacheloggercan't test autoresize btw15:18
apacheloggersomehow it doesn't want to reszie an existing kubuntu installation15:18
apacheloggerthe tests are really inaccurate btw15:19
Riddellif it's not working best we know it now rather than one beta 1 release day15:20
Riddelluse virtualbox for resize, or a handy spare netbook you keep for such occations15:21
Riddellinaccurate in what way?15:21
ghostcubehi folks updating from 13.10 to 14.04 alpha getting this at first libharfbuzz0b:i386 conflicts with libharfbuzz0a:amd64  and libharfbuzz0b:i386 conflicts with libharfbuzz0a:i386 just for info15:21
apacheloggerRiddell: strings are all different for example15:22
apacheloggeroem install started, taking the dog for a walk meanwhile15:22
Riddelli386 doesn't boot on this secureboot windows 8 computer I have, so I maintain we should follow ubuntu in recommending amd6415:23
ghostcubeupdate in virtualbox is still running for amd64 will tell you if its done and if it works so far 15:25
BluesKajdon't suppose the alpha release will as such with lsb_release -a ?15:26
BluesKajshow15:26
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1262700] KWin major memory leak @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1262700 (by Falk Ahlendorf)15:27
Riddellit'll show Description:    Ubuntu Trusty Tahr (development branch)15:27
RiddellBluesKaj: so yes it will15:27
BluesKajyeah, Riddell , that's what shows here , altho I haven't install alpha d]15:28
BluesKajsince I reinstalled the daily on tue15:28
Riddelloh right, no it won't be different from that15:28
BluesKajso if dist-upgrade I'll have the alpha ?15:29
BluesKajfind it a bit confusing 15:31
Riddellyes15:32
Riddellan alpha is just a daily snapshot we've tested15:32
BluesKajok thanks15:32
Riddellwhich is why we need people to test and install it15:32
Riddellalso test upgrade from saucy15:32
BluesKajI have saucy as my back up "stable OS" on another partition :) 15:33
skaet_Riddell,  crack on with the testing please.    :-)   Steve's pushing the buttons on publishing today, so there is a window.15:33
Riddellhi Sick_Rimmit, alpha 1 candidate testing needed!15:36
BluesKajactually , i'm running 14.04 on 2 machines , desktop and laptop , both are up to date15:37
Riddellthen you can afford to run kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade on one of them :)15:38
BluesKajno real problems so far, a small problem with the digital clock showing UTC as default time zome15:39
BluesKajzone15:39
BluesKajeasily fixed by unchecking it in sttings15:40
BluesKajstill not used to this laptop KB , a bit small for these large phingers :)15:42
Riddellhmm, our default kwallet now asks for a gpg key to set up15:52
Riddellwhich isn't available on a fresh install15:52
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apacheloggerRiddell: is the ubiquity oem window supposed to not be fullscreen?16:02
Riddellapachelogger: preferably not but that's not a new issue16:02
apacheloggerok16:02
apacheloggerRiddell: all done except for resize I simply don't get the resize option16:04
Riddellokay dokay, I'll try that on a virtualbox16:06
Riddellneeds to be a large disk16:06
Riddellapachelogger: ug I just tried oem on i386 and it crashed16:07
Riddellapachelogger: yours completed ok?16:07
apacheloggeryeah16:08
apacheloggerRiddell: where did it crash?16:08
Riddellapachelogger: at the end of the oem setup tool after the second reboot16:09
apacheloggernope, loged successfully in16:09
Riddelllucky you16:09
apacheloggerbut while the config was going on the next button was active, so I clicked it16:10
apacheloggermaybe that prevented the crash16:10
Riddellwell uefi/secureboot/windows8 machine installs fine and all is good in kubuntu but the grub entry for windows doesn't work16:46
Riddellbut that's the same for ubuntu desktop16:46
Riddelloops I made unity crash16:48
manchickenI had to play games to get Kubuntu to dual boot, I had to make Grub the default loader. I thought Windows 8 was supposed to have a boot loader that would play nice, but it doesn't.16:52
Riddellmake Grub the default loader where, how?16:54
manchickenWhen I did it I had to it twice. I'm on an ASUS 11" touchscreen lappy.16:55
manchickenI can't remember what I had to do, but it wasn't fun.16:55
manchickenabi-compliance-checker may turn out to be a real life saver.16:57
manchickenAssuming its output is trustworthy.16:57
Riddellwhy not just compile a debian package?  that'll tell you if it has new symbols16:58
manchicken_I have new symbols, that was intended.16:59
Riddellnew is fine16:59
Riddellmissing is a problem (not a big one you can just change the soname version)16:59
manchicken_The verdict is that my version of libqapt (2.1.1-provisionally-labeled) is binary compatible with 2.0.65.17:00
Riddellinfact if it's a hassle to care I'd say just change the soname version, it's not like we have many things to recompile17:00
manchicken_Well when I ran it the first time, the only thing that had to be fixed was that I modified the default constructor.17:01
manchicken_I just changed it so that I left the default constructor alone and then overloaded it with a second constructor using the functionality I wanted.17:01
manchicken_Fixed that one thing and now it's supposedly compatible :)17:02
manchicken_Changes pushed.17:03
manchicken_(to my github)17:03
manchicken_Well, I can't really think of anything else to do... so I'm going to go ahead and package this up for the RB tonight.17:17
RiddellRB?17:17
manchicken_KDE Review Board17:17
Quintasanovidu-florin, ping 17:30
ghostcubebooting 14.04 after update from 13.10 in virtualbox now.  got some probs while updating and had to run apt-get - f install and apt-get update && upgrade but kde comes up as it seems17:42
Riddellshadeslayer: pong17:46
ghostcubeupdate worked 14.04 alpha up and running17:56
Riddellapachelogger: I've reported bug 126277917:56
ubottubug 1262779 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "KDE oem-config requires extra Continue click to prevent crash" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/126277917:56
ghostcubenice job so far17:56
Riddellghostcube: you upgraded from saucy?17:56
ghostcubeyes17:57
xnoxapachelogger: somehow i failed all the subscription loops and hoops, so my email reply is held for moderation =/18:46
xnoxapachelogger: at least all the CCed should arrive to recepients.18:47
* genii celebrates with a coffee20:15
Riddellwhee20:16
soee*weed 20:16
QuintasanDo I hear iso testing?20:16
* Quintasan grabs an ISO20:17
Riddellhow's this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TrustyUpgrades/Kubuntu20:24
Riddellskaet_: apachelogger: I put the newer simpler header on https://wiki.kubuntu.org/TrustyTahr/Alpha1/Kubuntu20:27
ahoneybunRiddell valorie lordievader https://files.one.ubuntu.com/Zgy1cSgqRs62iZIGJE7pAg/21:36
Riddell"Could not locate object"21:38
Riddellwhee, 4.12 going into trusty22:20
soee__wasnt it there already ?22:37
=== soee__ is now known as soee
Riddellnope22:48
soeeTrusty isoes were tested ?22:54
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1262700] KWin major memory leak @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1262700 (by Falk Ahlendorf)22:56
Quintasansoee: We are testing them22:57
soeeQuintasan: iso link please ?22:58
Quintasansoee: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/trusty/alpha-1/22:59
soeeQuintasan: thank you22:59
soeecrap using wifi it will take 2h to download :<23:00
* Riddell publishes kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-1404-alpha-123:52

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