[00:00] oh that's very nice [00:02] well we all want to use the best distro :) [00:02] Riddell: do you mind taking a look at http://pastebin.kde.org/po3du7nrf [00:03] my proposed stuff for ubuntu user days [00:03] I don't want to present anything inaccurately [00:03] don't worry, it's short [01:14] valorie: looks good [01:14] KDE is the international community which has created the KDE desktop <-- dunno if that should be Plasma Desktop [01:16] hey Riddell [01:19] sleep time :) [01:20] oh === yofel_ is now known as yofel [01:45] Anybody know how to do the whole forking a git repo in the KDE repos? I'm wanting to fork libqapt so I can merge my changes in. === jalcine is now known as Jacky [02:25] manchicken: you should file a ticket about your 'retired' status or whatever it is [02:25] valorie: I already got my developers group back. [02:25] cool [02:25] https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo [02:26] I'm more talking about remotes. [02:26] I thought there'd be a server I could push to for KDE's git stuff. [02:27] yes, you can push once you clone the repo and start making changes in your fork [02:27] hey valorie [02:27] then you put your diff on reviewboard, and if it's accepted, push to the server [02:27] hi ahoneybun [02:27] manchicken: also: #git [02:28] The question is which remote do I use? [02:28] I'm familiar with git, I just don't know where to push my changes to. [02:28] depends on the project [02:28] some have a working branch [02:29] some push to master [02:29] you want to check with the team such as it is [02:30] Gotcha. [02:30] I guess that's going to be tricky with JonT being at large. [02:30] getting more and more translated [02:30] I wonder if apol has super powers on that project. [02:31] https://identity.kde.org/index.php?r=people/view&uid=mstemle <-- w00t [02:33] manchicken: what are your medals for? [02:33] My first half marathon. [02:33] and \o/ on getting that set up again! [02:33] And the 5k the night before. [02:33] yowza [02:34] I'm going to create three local branches for these three changes and then submit them again. [02:35] why three? [02:35] so they can be pushed separately? [02:35] JonT wanted one for the main changes, one for the deprecation warning from libapt-pkg, and one for the krazy2 warnings. [02:35] And then he kinda disappeared back into the ether :) [02:36] k [02:37] I'm far from a git expert, so if I were you, I'd check with #git before going to all that extra trouble [02:37] seems like most would make a "manchicken" branch, commit to that, and with each commit, submit the diff to reviewboard [02:37] We use git at work, so I'm comfortable with that. [02:37] ok [02:38] they you know more than me [02:38] Unfortunately I don't know where to push those branches, so they'll all be local. [02:38] I guess I could just push them up to my github as well, too. [02:39] somehow they gotta get to the KDE git eventually [02:40] http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Git/Recipes [02:40] Yeah, but I'm thinking that JonT may have left this in a state where review board is the only way things get in. [02:40] right, but after someone says "Ship it" it still has to get from your machine to kde git [02:41] you have the *right* to just push now [02:41] but reviewboard is the polite, acceptable way to check things out first [02:42] so valorie 4.13 might make it into 14.04? [02:42] "might" [02:42] yea [02:43] puts us doc people in a funny place [02:43] but you know, everything can be fixed later, if we're inaccurate anywhere [02:43] I don't think we put version numbers anywhere [02:47] if that's the case [02:49] valorie: They could just apply the patch. [02:50] true, and they sometimes do that [02:51] sort of depends on the team and how they work [02:51] I know in Amarok that 'drive byes' will have the patch applied [02:51] whereas GSoC students will push their branches to master [02:51] after the go-ahead [02:53] I want to know how that one student is doing with feature tour page [02:54] probably what has been done at this point is about it [02:55] I'm going to assume that school has commenced, since we haven't heard anything from him lately [02:56] yea [03:00] valorie: about those Kubuntu Stickers [03:00] they haven't arrived yet [03:00] but when they do, do you want some? [03:00] yes for sure [03:01] cool [03:01] thanks [03:06] Kubuntu stickers? Like ones to replace the Microsoft® Windows® stickers that come on PCs? [03:07] i don't think so [03:07] I've had those tiny ubuntu stickers before that did that though [03:07] they are awesome [03:08] * mamarley has been looking for a sticker to cover up the ugly Microsoft® Windows® 8 logo button on his keyboard for quite some time now. [03:09] I used to have an Ubuntu one on my old laptop, but it fell off. [03:10] mamarley: the ubuntu store has one [03:12] http://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=718 [03:13] I think those are too big to fit one key [03:13] I think there is one sticker that does [03:13] *think* [03:14] mine were tiny; just the right size for the superkey [03:15] Someone gave me a set of Redhat stickers the other day, but I didn't figure that would be appropriate ;p [03:18] I have a fedora sticker on this laptop [03:19] along with an assortment of others [03:19] we're all compadres in freedom [03:48] Okay, I'm going to head to bed, I have a race in the morning. Later all. [03:49] sweet dreams [04:32] I think translations are going well, you valorie? [04:32] I haven't looked today [04:32] 6 langs other then english on the home page [04:34] awesome [04:35] very good european coverage [04:35] what I *really* want though, is mandarin [04:37] oh [04:38] that would spread our disto to so many people [04:38] I mean, we need localization as well as docs [04:38] but you know what I mean [04:38] there is ubuntu-kylin or whatever [04:39] but it isn't very popular in my torrents [04:39] which of course are not accurate in any way [04:40] yea [04:41] I wanted to see how much my gf could put into korean [04:42] Korean would be awesome as well [04:42] she does very well I think for just one year in [04:43] she has done 3 years I believe worth of work in that timeframe === kubotu_ is now known as kubotu [09:31] Good morning. [11:22] * Riddell blogs http://wire.kubuntu.org/?p=130 [12:06] is kcm_locale patched in kubuntu? [12:06] i discovered a bug which could be due to a patch [12:08] if yes, where to report the crash? [12:18] Howdy all [12:20] tester56: yes it is [12:21] tester56: report on kde-workspace I think and best e-mail kubuntu-devel too so me or apachelogger know to look [12:21] Riddell: thanks, where to report a crash? [12:22] you mean the kubuntu devel mailing list? [12:22] tester56: yes === alvin__ is now known as alvin [12:47] ::workspace-bugs:: [1270571] Systemsettings crash when interrupting kcm-language at loading @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1270571 (by KDEUSER56) [12:49] Riddell: as pointed out by kubotu, i have reported the crash [12:49] also sent the mail, as requested [12:50] lovely thanks [12:52] gawd the display configuration is a mess on kde, toggling between hdmi and lvds1 is like musical chairs , it should be more straight forward [12:53] oops wrong chat [12:58] Riddell: Actually I cannot send to the kubuntu mailing list, as I have to be approved first [13:07] tester56: either subscribe or give me your e-mail and I'll whitelist you [13:44] BluesKaj: what is lvds [13:45] jarkko: It is a connector type usually used to connect laptop screens to their motherboard. [14:09] Low Voltage Differential Signaling: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-voltage_differential_signaling [14:11] ok , too much info already :) [14:12] Perhaps more than just a connector ;) [14:18] aka line level voltage signals [14:34] Peace-: [14:39] not much talk here today+ [14:40] Riddell: have you an idea about these black edges ? http://nowardev.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/konversation.jpeg [14:40] when i use ksnapshot i get always them [14:40] it's a bit weird [14:40] photoshopped ;) [14:41] jarkko_: ^? [14:41] i just used ksnapshot [14:41] and it does it all the time [14:41] before it worked great [14:41] :S [14:43] Peace-: It is because ksnapshot automatically includes the semi-transparent shadow around the image, but JPEG doesn't support alpha transparency. You should use PNG instead. :) [15:19] mamarley: yes [15:19] omg [15:19] it's jpeg [15:19] dmaned jpeg === jono is now known as Guest43734 === soee_ is now known as soee === rdieter_laptop is now known as rdieter [19:46] w00t! I have a branch for my libqapt changes, and it's pushed, and now it can be reviewed in a sane and normal manner! [22:48] apachelogger: I updated the Trello ticket for the kubuntu-debug-installer. [22:50] I'm going to have to re-factor a few things with the changes I have in libqapt now. [22:55] how does trello work for you guys? [23:00] mikhas: great for us docs people [23:06] can someone like me who is just an observer get access to your trello instance? [23:06] always wondered how it works out in real life [23:06] whether it works at all ;-) [23:19] mikhas: what happens if you go to trello.com/kubuntu ? [23:41] * Riddell away most of tomorrow [23:41] mikhas: send an invite [23:49] oh wow, cool [23:49] thanks! [23:49] why, I see trello's dashboard of course [23:50] is everything public? [23:51] so as a very active user, is mr. apachelogger happy with trello? ;-) [23:51] back in the good Nokia days, we had tons of management tools, all requiring more help being themselves managed by us than helping us managing our tasks ;-) [23:52] but it was a valuable experience in futile process management [23:57] there is a open source variant of trello that is coming along [23:58] we might look at that when it's a bit more mature [23:59] does that really matter to you? [23:59] do you plan on adding features to it for instance?