/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2014/01/28/#kubuntu-devel.txt

jarkkohttp://is11.snstatic.fi/img/978/1288646664471.jpg04:49
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jussihrm, so just read on planet kde that there will be a ported version of krunner going forward, until the replacement is ready. I dont remember what we decided, but we should stick with that as per upstream IMHO07:29
jussi"The future of KRunner, Plasma's mini-commandline was discussed. There is a replacement in the works, though at this early stage is it unclear when it is going to land. In order to allow an alternative to fully mature before it replaces a core component, the team decided to port the current version of KRunner, and adapt it for improvements in the desktop search area."07:30
jackyI was hoping for something like this08:28
jackyBut I'm curious to what they'd replace it to be 08:28
jackyand if all of the prior extensions would be compatable.08:28
jackyMy hopes was mainly for the searching aspect of it to be sent to a daemon of sorts and it having a QML frontend that be used/invoked anywhere08:29
* jacky goes to the planet08:29
jackygvim08:29
apacheloggerRiddell: ubiquity review is in feburary08:29
apacheloggerwhen a card is overdue it will have a red bell :)08:30
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shadeslayermorning09:17
soeegood morning shadeslayer09:21
valorieRiddell: I'm unsure what you were asking me?09:27
apachelogger InstallationMedia: Fantasy32 13.10 - Release i38609:33
apacheloggerwe should just close all bugs that were not installed from an official flavor -.-09:33
shadeslayer*nod*09:33
apacheloggershadeslayer: oh, do we have a PPA for qt 4.8.5 yet?09:35
shadeslayeruploaded to staging09:36
apacheloggerok09:36
shadeslayerI haven't followed afterwards09:36
apacheloggershadeslayer: going to look at it when I am done with mails09:37
apacheloggerRiddell: ping09:59
apachelogger:'(09:59
apacheloggeryofel: ping10:00
apacheloggereveryone is hiding from me :'<10:00
jussiapachelogger: awwww10:00
* apachelogger hugs jussi10:00
jussiapachelogger: I began work on the activity thing :)10:00
apacheloggerweeeh10:01
jussiwhen was the deadline again? 10:01
apacheloggershadeslayer: opinions on where to put the new qt?10:01
apacheloggerjussi: feb 2010:01
shadeslayerapachelogger: beta backports 10:01
shadeslayeronce it passes QA we can move to backports 10:01
jussiapachelogger: ok, excellent. 10:01
apacheloggerjussi: well, before feb 20, because we have lots of quality control stuff around feb 2010:01
jussiok10:01
shadeslayerapachelogger: maybe even do experimental -> backports10:01
apacheloggershadeslayer: yeah, I was thinking experimental for preliminary testing and then -> backports10:02
jussiapachelogger: if it isnt there already, can you add what I need to submit (which files etc) to the trello card? 10:02
shadeslayerapachelogger: yep, either one is fine IMHO10:02
apacheloggerjussi: a snapshot with possible names of widgets and snippets of text you used 10:03
apacheloggerjussi: I need to manually write a script that produces such an activity then10:03
jussioh. last time you wanted some config file or something...10:03
apacheloggerjussi: oh and did you poke upstream about this possibly?10:03
jussiapachelogger: I wrote to aaron today about it, yes10:03
apacheloggerjussi: if he doesn't respond within the week please send one to plasma-devel@kde.org10:04
apacheloggerbroder audience anyway :)10:04
jussiok10:04
apacheloggeralthough you may do that anyway, because that's what aaron will tell you10:04
apacheloggernot quite sure why we concluded that a mail should be sent to him directly, I always get annoyed when people do that to me :P10:05
apacheloggershadeslayer: throwing at experimental10:05
yofelapachelogger: pong, kinda, not really though10:05
apacheloggeryofel: nevermind10:05
apacheloggernot responding in time = not getting a say :P10:06
apacheloggerRiddell: also unping :P10:06
apacheloggershadeslayer: mh, or maybe a separate PPA10:06
apacheloggerah well, I'll throw it at experimental, if users want a separate one that can still be arranged10:06
shadeslayerI don't think it makes much sense for a separate PPA10:07
shadeslayerNo one should be running experimental long term10:07
jussiapachelogger: I was told to "talk to aaron, he is the activities god", therefore I am doing just that :)10:08
shadeslayerapachelogger: is it required to call reloadCache in the finished function?10:08
shadeslayerI mean finished means it finished successfully no?10:08
shadeslayeroh hmm10:09
shadeslayernot really10:09
apacheloggerjussi: yeah, did we say that in munich? I think we said something like that10:09
apacheloggerin retrospect it still seems silly tho ^^10:09
jussiyep10:09
jussiapachelogger: oh well, it is done now. lets see how we go10:09
apacheloggershadeslayer: not necessarily it's best tho10:10
shadeslayerright10:10
apacheloggerthat is to say I like to foward the error signal to the finished slot10:10
apacheloggerbecause having 2 signals is shitty API10:10
apacheloggershould be finished(State), enum State { Finished, Yolo, Error }, ErrorType errorType() const10:10
apacheloggerso you have one function that always gets called when the backend stops doing stuff and you can call the backend for more information on possibly errors etc.10:11
shadeslayeryeah :/10:11
shadeslayerapachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/pc64cab8410:11
shadeslayerapachelogger: also, this is confusing10:13
shadeslayerdoes finished get called even if the transaction error'd out?10:13
shadeslayerif the transaction errors out, then both slots get called and I'm calling reloadCache twice at possibly the same time10:14
apacheloggershadeslayer: no10:18
apacheloggerthat's the thing10:18
shadeslayer*facepalm*10:18
apacheloggeryou either get an error signal10:18
apacheloggeror you get a finished signal10:18
apacheloggerthat's why it is shitty API10:18
shadeslayerfix it fix it fix it10:18
apacheloggerfiled a bug, can't do anything about that at this point10:18
apacheloggerwould be a rather grave API change10:18
apacheloggerseeing as every application is forced to pick up both signals (further evidence of the shittyness .... :P)10:19
apacheloggershadeslayer: note that you can connect to a slot without params10:19
apachelogger    connect(d->transaction, SIGNAL(errorOccurred(QApt::ErrorCode)),10:20
apachelogger            this, SLOT(transactionError()));10:20
apacheloggerso since you have the same logic you can just connect the errorOccured signal to SLOT(finished()))10:20
apachelogger(because you don't evaluate the ExitStatus you don't need the param really)10:21
apachelogger</random ramblings>10:21
shadeslayerapachelogger: right, but I'm adding code that will show the user a error message widget when there's an error with the transaction10:21
shadeslayerso I do need two functions now?10:21
apachelogger310:22
apacheloggererror, finished, cleanup10:22
apacheloggererror calls cleanup, finished calls cleanup10:22
shadeslayerhmm, could rename restoreUI to cleanu10:22
shadeslayer*cleanup10:22
apacheloggeryeah, that thing would reload the backend then10:22
apacheloggergeneral idea: cleanup does everything that needs to be done on transaction end10:23
shadeslayer*nod*10:23
shadeslayerhurrat10:27
shadeslayerlibqapt doesn't provide error details when you have an auth error10:28
shadeslayerapachelogger: might want to look at 118278410:37
shadeslayerapachelogger: and does this look right to you https://projects.kde.org/projects/extragear/sysadmin/libqapt/repository/revisions/master/entry/utils/qapt-batch/qaptbatch.cpp#L21210:38
shadeslayerI mean the string says  "The following packages have not been verified by  their authors. " , and then passes the size10:39
shadeslayerand regarding http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tutorials/Localization/i18n_Semantics#Structure_tags , do you mean ask tsdegos?10:42
shadeslayerbecause it won't work without i18nc as mentioned yesterday10:43
apacheloggeryou may be able to use the structure tags without i18n somehow, I meant that you should ask whether you should use i18n for that string in general (for the sake of localization)10:44
apacheloggerbecasue I am not sure whether that may be necessary10:44
shadeslayerI don't see how you can localize something like "Radeon HD XXXX"10:48
shadeslayeror "Broadcom wireless FOO"10:48
apacheloggershadeslayer: that's why you ask a specialist10:59
shadeslayerk gonna ask tsdegos11:02
shadeslayerwho isn't around at the moment11:02
shadeslayerhuh, he's here, but not in #kde-devel :)11:02
shadeslayertsdgeos: poke poke11:03
apacheloggershadeslayer: he's at work work that's why he isn't in kde-devel ;)11:05
lordievaderGood afternoon.11:12
shadeslayerapachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/p2837140411:19
apacheloggershadeslayer: "is hardware vendor", "is hardware model" maybe?11:19
shadeslayerk11:22
shadeslayerapachelogger: experimental PPA should have pacakges soon11:25
shadeslayertime to figure out layouting issues11:28
yofelhm11:35
* yofel realized why he didn't see apachelogger's ping earlier11:36
yofelplasma isn't updating o.O11:36
yofelit's not 12:08 now...11:36
apacheloggerlol11:38
apacheloggerdeadlock?11:38
apacheloggershadeslayer: cool11:39
shadeslayersome timer probably forgot to fire ;)11:40
BluesKajHiyas all11:44
shadeslayerapachelogger: so the driverOptionsVLayout QVBoxLayout is the member causing layouting issues, but I have no clue how to delete the layout so that all the child widgets get deleted11:50
shadeslayeratleast not without writing a while loop that iterates over the child widgets and deleting them one by one11:51
shadeslayermaybe it would be beneficial to migrate to a model-view system :)11:57
apacheloggershadeslayer: layout must not have a parent11:57
apacheloggernot a qwidget one anyway11:57
apacheloggerotherwise what happens is parent.setlayout(this)11:57
apacheloggerwhich may be why things fall apart11:57
shadeslayerI don't follow11:58
apacheloggeroh 11:58
apacheloggerOo11:58
apacheloggerah, oh11:59
apacheloggershadeslayer: you don't delete the layout11:59
shadeslayerapachelogger: I delete the entire ui11:59
shadeslayeroh11:59
shadeslayeroh11:59
apacheloggerQList<QWidget *> m_driverwidgets11:59
apacheloggerqDeleteAll(m_driverwidgets)11:59
apacheloggerfor example11:59
shadeslayerthere's no call to find driverwidgets :/12:00
apacheloggershadeslayer: ^ things like that are why mode/view would be better12:00
shadeslayerI'll have to store them at the time of calling shit12:00
apacheloggershadeslayer: you create those widgets....12:00
shadeslayerapachelogger: yeah, I'm thinking of migrating to model/view now :/12:00
shadeslayermaybe tomorrow12:00
apacheloggerwell12:00
shadeslayerI don't have a clue how to work on that tbh12:00
apacheloggeryou could just do the cheapshot widget solution12:00
apacheloggerQListWidgetView or what its called12:01
apacheloggersee usb-creator12:01
apacheloggerit's the cheap shot solution where you use an existing view without a model12:01
apacheloggernot sure whether that will be enough for your layout concept though12:01
apacheloggerthough TBH, a less complicated layout working application would be much preferred over a well layed out one12:02
shadeslayerapachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/p8fddf42d works12:02
apacheloggerthat's shit12:02
shadeslayerI know12:02
apacheloggeryou do not ever call setupUi 12:02
shadeslayerwhaaaa12:02
apacheloggerjust create a list of widgets to delete12:03
apacheloggerand qdeleteall on that12:03
shadeslayeryeah, I'm going to port this to model/view tomorrow12:03
shadeslayerso we don't need such shitty things12:03
apacheloggershadeslayer: maybe ask for opinion in the office12:03
shadeslayerhopefully tomorrow is the day I can understand model/view12:03
shadeslayerapachelogger: ok12:04
apacheloggerperhaps they have an idea for simpler thing than model/view but still better than that ^^12:04
shadeslayertrue12:04
shadeslayerenough driver stuff for today12:04
apacheloggerI mean, at the end of the day that is just a mushed together model/view without neatly encapsulated logic, but I already complained about latter anyway :P12:04
shadeslayer*nod*12:05
Riddell1202 e-mails to process, I will get through them today!12:28
Riddellhi Sick_Rimmit!12:34
apacheloggerRiddell: good luck with that :P12:34
* Peace- got a 8 core phone12:45
kubotu::qt-bugs:: [1198806] osgviewerQt crashes on startup @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1198806 (by Thomas Bleher)12:48
ovidiu-florinhello world13:16
ovidiu-florinon http://www.kubuntu.org/news/trusty-alpha-2-available-testing it should say "More information on Kubuntu *Trusty* Alpha 213:17
Riddellovidiu-florin: do you have or want the access details to change it?13:19
ovidiu-florinRiddell: I don't have access.13:20
ovidiu-florinI'll make the change if you give me access13:20
shadeslayerapachelogger: d_ed and vHanda_ say that implementing a MVC with things like radio buttons is a PITA13:30
shadeslayerand d_ed says my solution to the problem by deleting the driver layout is fine13:32
apacheloggershadeslayer: no, make a list13:34
apacheloggeryou are recreating the entire UI, because you did not put the layout there in the first place13:35
apacheloggerand recreating the entire UI is just wrong13:35
shadeslayer/o\13:35
shadeslayerkdepimlibs git needs akonadi git13:36
apacheloggerI think that's it though13:36
shadeslayerapachelogger: hm, so keep list of radiobuttons, call qdeleteall on the list?13:36
apacheloggershadeslayer: yeah13:36
apacheloggershadeslayer: but what you want to do anyway is create a class to contain the visual prototype of an entry in your pseudo list13:37
apacheloggerso you can do QWidget *ptr = MewoClass(data); m_kittehList.append(ptr); layout->addWidget(ptr);13:38
apacheloggerand on refresh qDeleteAll(m_kittehList);13:38
shadeslayerhmm13:38
shadeslayergotcha13:38
shadeslayertomorrow13:38
apacheloggeras for the deps... mtime on my clones suggest milou->baloo->kdepimlibs->akonadi13:38
apacheloggerunless I started on day and finished the other day, then knewstuff would be in the list, although that doesn't make much sense I guess ^^13:39
apacheloggers/on/one13:39
shadeslayergood to know I don't have to go further than akonadi13:39
shadeslayerapachelogger: any clue if these translations http://pastebin.kde.org/pgnw8pcja can be used by plasma-widget-homerun-kicker?14:01
shadeslayeror since the file name does not have kicker, it can only be used by homerun14:01
Riddellshadeslayer: what does homerun say it uses?14:04
Riddellshould specify a catalog somewhere14:04
Sick_RimmitRiddell: Hi, sorry not ignoring you, just messing round with my machine setups14:06
Riddellfullscreen/applet/homerunlauncher.cpp:    KGlobal::locale()->insertCatalog("plasma_applet_org.kde.homerun");14:06
Riddellshadeslayer: so yes looks good14:06
shadeslayerRiddell: `yeah14:07
shadeslayerno catalog for kicker14:07
Riddellsgclark: "Multi-Arch: allowed" where did you get that from?14:15
sgclarkRiddell: Umm, looked up the Arch binary in non arch error14:18
sgclarkRiddell: I don't remember sorry14:18
sgclarkRiddell: it fixes the error though14:18
shadeslayerRiddell: I'm really tempted to ship homerun kicker as the default kickoff :P14:20
Riddellshadeslayer: ug, why?14:21
Riddellit's like going back to windows 95 isn't it?14:22
shadeslayerI quite like it :)14:22
Riddellsgclark: where did you get the rename patches from? upstream?14:23
shadeslayerRiddell: either way, homerun-kicker in binary new soon14:23
Riddellshadeslayer: does it need a separate package?14:28
shadeslayerRiddell: IMHO yes14:28
shadeslayerbecause they're 2 different plasmoids14:28
shadeslayer2 completely different things14:28
* Riddell accepts14:28
* shadeslayer rages at bzr14:29
sgclarkRiddell: no I made those myself14:31
Riddellsgclark: you're good :)14:32
Riddellsgclark: have you sent them upstream?14:32
sgclarkRiddell: no I have not, want me to?14:33
Riddellsgclark: let me look closer to check14:35
sgclarkRiddell: good plan :)14:35
Riddellsgclark: looks like kf5rename  kf5renametelnetservice already have equivalents upstream but the .desktop files haven't been renamed for some reason14:40
Riddellon they install to /usr/share/applications/kde4/ anyway so not a problem14:41
Riddelloh they install to /usr/share/applications/kde4/ anyway so not a problem14:41
Riddellfor renamedbus I've been keeping the diff simple and not renaming the dbus interface file in the sources but just adding a RENAME kf5_foo.xml in cmakelists14:42
Riddellalso I've been using an underscore rather than a dash to show it's a namespace not part of the name14:42
sgclarkRiddell: the desktop files as is would launch the kde4 version, wouldn't they?14:45
Riddellhmm, I'm not sure14:47
RiddellI assume whoever did the upstream patch thought about it a bit14:47
apacheloggershadeslayer: yes, sure, if that name is correct 14:58
shadeslayerapachelogger: so I can't build release-upgrader on precise14:59
shadeslayerit doesn't have things like ubuntu-drivers common14:59
shadeslayeror python3-update-manager14:59
shadeslayerapparently first arrives in Quantal15:02
Riddellsgclark: kf5 meeting in #kde-devel incase you're interested15:04
sgclarkok15:05
apacheloggershadeslayer: you build it on trusty15:07
apacheloggerthe point of the entire thing is that you download the release upgrader for trusty from trusty and it will work on precise15:08
apacheloggeri.e. why it actually makes sense that this thing is pyth0rn15:08
shadeslayerso it copies libs that it requires ?15:08
shadeslayerfor eg  python3-update-manager15:08
apacheloggerI think the requirement is just to not have crappy dependencies15:13
apachelogger 4 files changed, 303 insertions(+), 43 deletions(-)15:19
apacheloggerdown from 6k or so \o/15:19
Riddellsgclark: kio uploaded!15:19
Riddellsgclark: I decided to go with only 1 -dbg package for simplicity15:19
sgclarkRiddell: ok thanks :)15:19
Riddellsgclark: and rename the main package kf5-kio for simplicity15:19
Riddellsgclark: also added build-deps on acl and gssapi15:20
sgclarkRiddell: how did you find that? it passed pbuilder15:21
Riddellsgclark: I don't think there's any point in manpages for those binaries, they don't do very much15:21
Riddellsgclark: look at the cmake output15:21
Riddellsgclark: they are optional15:21
sgclarkRiddell: ahhh right, good idea. Also agreed on manpages15:21
Riddellsgclark: I think the dbus patch is the important one to get upstream but it should be simplified to just edit the cmakelists files, do you want to do it or shall I?15:22
sgclarkRiddell: go for it :) I have a bunch more to get ready for you, I need kparts up today15:23
Riddelloh boy, maybe I won't get through this e-mail backlog after all :)15:23
sgclarklol15:23
sgclarkwoot I was right15:27
RiddellI never doubted you :)15:28
apacheloggerohm ohm, kcm now 90% less broken http://paste.ubuntu.com/6832572/ \o/15:28
Riddellawooga15:30
Riddellthat'll please the corner of belgium which speaks german15:31
shadeslayerapachelogger: at what point is it supposed to show the release notes15:32
shadeslayerbecause for some reason, I just directly jump to "Preparing to upgrade"15:32
apacheloggeroho15:32
apacheloggermaybe the release notes are displayed by the invocing thing15:33
shadeslayerinvocing thing?15:33
apacheloggerupdate-manager-core or somesuch15:33
apacheloggerI mean, something needs to download the upgrader tar and start it :P15:33
apacheloggerthat doesn't magically happen :P15:34
shadeslayeruhu15:35
shadeslayer*uhuh15:35
shadeslayerso your instructions are useless ;P15:35
apacheloggerwell I do not know15:36
apacheloggerinvestigating stuff usually is a good idea15:36
apacheloggeroh how I hate nano, I hate it so fing much15:38
Riddellbetter than pico15:40
apacheloggerRiddell: s/better/bigger15:42
apacheloggershadeslayer: displaying is done by the fetcher15:42
apacheloggeror so says grep15:43
shadeslayerright15:43
apacheloggerwell then15:51
apacheloggerRiddell: libkubuntu and revised kcm should be good to go into archive this week15:51
Riddellaweet15:51
Riddellsweet too15:51
apacheloggerstill need to shuffle a whole bunch around to get into a state where the patch can be upstreamed too15:51
apacheloggeralso need to discuss whether we'd want a binary plugin interface for backing or scripts or whatever15:52
apacheloggerthough given the complexity we require it will probably have to be a plugin15:52
apacheloggerplus that allows building a nicer experience inside the KCM around it anyway15:52
shadeslayerapachelogger: fwiw one can't just run the fetcher15:55
shadeslayerso I think I really need to install 13.1015:56
apacheloggeryou have a precise vm, no?15:56
apacheloggereither way you don't need to install any specific version15:56
apacheloggeryou can meddle with your os-release/lsb-release file15:56
apacheloggeror you can change /etc/update-manager/meta-release  to point elsewhere indicating something newer than trusty15:57
apacheloggeror you can simply hardcode some stuff15:57
apacheloggerbut I reckon you should have a VM :P15:57
shadeslayerI have a precise VM15:57
apacheloggerright then, see LTS testing instruction from deadlines board15:57
shadeslayerand what I did was install python3-distupgrade which has the KDE fetcher15:58
apacheloggeror you could run kubuntu-devel-upgrade or what its called15:58
shadeslayerand it installs under the python3 namespace15:58
shadeslayerso I symlinked the old fetcher to the new one under the python3 namespace15:59
shadeslayerturns out python-kde4 isn't built with python316:00
apacheloggershadeslayer: does not compute16:11
apacheloggerprecise has its own fetcher16:11
shadeslayerapachelogger: this is giving me a headache -.-16:11
shadeslayerapachelogger: yes, and I'm trying to make it use my fetcher16:12
shadeslayerwhich is python316:12
apacheloggerwhy?16:12
shadeslayerbecause my fetcher has the relevant code to show the html release ntoes?16:12
apacheloggerwhy not copy the code to the old fetcher?16:12
shadeslayerthen how do I know that it'll work in the new code base :S16:13
apacheloggerif it works in the old, chances are it will work int he new16:13
apacheloggerplus to test the new you need a trusty+1 release16:13
apacheloggertesting the new code on precise gives you absolutely no quality assurance whatsoever16:14
shadeslayernot necessarily, I think it will work if I use Saucy16:14
apacheloggeryeah, that's fooling-yourself-testing16:14
ovidiu-florinCalligra is broken on Kubuntu. This works on Debian, but not on Kubuntu: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LOHANw_dYc16:15
shadeslayerhow is the former not fooling-yourself-testing16:16
apacheloggerbecause it's testing whether twe can throw that change at precise16:16
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rdieterRiddell: ping, if you have a moment, saw your opengl comment in #Calligra, and wondered what qt/gl support you use on arm.  do you build qt with -opengl es2  (or other)?16:57
shadeslayerapachelogger: hurray, I can make python3 crash with : http://pastebin.kde.org/pd8eiw1bp on line 2417:01
shadeslayeraha nvm17:04
* shadeslayer ponders about icon for upgrade17:06
Riddellrdieter: yeah it's opengles17:16
rdieterRiddell: es2 though?  or es1 ?17:17
Riddellextra_configure_opts += -arch armv6 -no-neon -opengl es2   and for arm64 -no-javascript-jit17:18
Riddellrdieter: ↑17:18
rdieterthanks17:19
sgclarkkio just started building, wow that was a long wait17:20
Riddellsgclark: PPAs often take a while alas17:20
sgclarkhehe np, just want to get kparts done today, quite a few depend on it17:20
Riddellsgclark: you can just self compile, you don't need to wait for the PPA to compile for you17:21
sgclarkRiddell: already did that, just want to run it through pbuilder to be sure it is perfect :)17:22
sgclarkit depends on kio17:23
sgclarkRiddell: failed to build symbols error. Can you put your source in my ubuntu one so I can fix?17:34
shadeslayerapachelogger: :D17:55
shadeslayerapachelogger: http://i.imgur.com/DqWyfDP.png17:55
geniiSorry to bother, but a user in #k shared a folder from Dolphin and can access it from a Windows machine, etc. But he can't find where that config for that share is being stored. eg: grep share-name  /etc/sama/smb.conf  or  ~/.kde/share/config/dolphinrc  don't show it. Is there an actual place this gets saved or is it all  in RAM ?18:00
shadeslayergenii: moment18:07
Riddellsgclark: you can get it18:07
Riddellfrom the PPA18:07
sgclarkRiddell: yeah amd64 built fine, any idea why i386 died?18:07
Riddellsgclark: probably different symbols18:08
Riddelljust needs a symbol update18:08
Riddellthat happens sometimes18:08
sgclarkok18:09
Riddellsgclark: I uploaded with the update18:12
sgclarkok thank you18:13
Riddellbut you should be able to install amd64 now18:13
Riddellsgclark: are you running i386?18:13
geniiapachelogger: The user left now and will probably post something to mailing list. If he reappears and you're around in there, the nickname they were under is berndk18:13
sgclarkyeah :) kparts going through pbuilder, one of the tests takes forever >.<18:14
sgclarkRiddell: no amd6418:14
sgclarkRiddell: kparts ready for you18:23
Riddellooh18:24
Riddellexciting :)18:24
jarkko_there is some ati xorg package, safe to do reboot without breaking things?18:47
Riddelldunno we only do the kde packagse18:48
sgclarkRiddell: kdeclarative ready for you18:49
* Riddell pays himself £50 for AWS usage for the last three months18:51
Riddellsgclark: hmm your kparts depends on a load of libraries which should be brought in by kf5-kio-dev, I'll fix up kf5-kio-dev now18:53
sgclarkRiddell: yeah I thought that was odd, thanks18:54
sgclarkI will fix kdeclarative, not ready yet :)18:54
Riddellsgclark: where did you get this description "Framework providing elaborate user-interface components."18:56
RiddellI'm not sure it does provide components, rather it allows for other programmes to do so18:56
sgclarkGenerally I search api doc, readmes etc. sometime techbase18:57
sgclarkexactly where I got that one, I am not sure. 18:57
Riddellsgclark: I think best to use  Multi-Arch: same  rather than  Multi-Arch: allowed  seems "same" is definate while "allowed" is some magic detection that I'm a bit skeptical will cause breakage if something in the package changes18:58
sgclarkRiddell: get reay for the lintian screaming at you then.18:58
RiddellI can take on lintian any day :)18:59
sgclarklol18:59
Riddellmv libkf5Parts5.symbols libkf5parts5.symbols   package names have lower case18:59
Riddellsgclark: kparts uploaded!19:06
sgclarkthanks!19:08
shadeslayerRiddell: can you give me the output of : qdbus --system org.freedesktop.login1 /org/freedesktop/login1 org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.CanSuspend 19:34
shadeslayero_o19:37
shadeslayerno kde 4.12.1 for Saucy yet?19:37
yofeloh drat19:39
yofelI got not test feedback from anyone and got busy so forgot to publish it19:39
shadeslayerso it's still in ninjas?19:40
yofelyes19:40
shadeslayer...19:41
shadeslayeryofel: how about moving to staging atleast19:42
shadeslayerso that I can send a email to Kubuntu Devel saying plz test from staging19:42
apacheloggergenii: /var/lib/samba/usershare IIRC19:47
apacheloggergenii: fwiw that is capsulated through samba's usershare binary, so it may well be elsewhere, no clue how to query the path19:48
geniiapachelogger: Yes, he found the information elsewhere and shared it with us in the main channel :)19:48
apacheloggerokeydokey19:48
apacheloggershadeslayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/doctorwho/articles/Peter-Capaldi-Doctor-Who-Costume-Revealed- :O19:49
yofelshadeslayer: go ahead19:49
geniiStrange change to Samba there19:49
yofelshadeslayer: works fine for me, but I don't release with only me testing :/19:49
shadeslayerapachelogger: yeah I know, meh, I think they're making a big deal out of it19:49
apacheloggergenii: config files are hard to get right and from a security POV you don't want to allow every user to meddle with smb.conf, yet allowing users to share their own stuff at their own choosing is something much desired19:50
apacheloggerso it makes sense19:50
apacheloggershadeslayer: lolwut, capaldi looks like twice as hot :P19:50
apacheloggersome costume that is19:50
geniiapachelogger: I would have thought it might use something like ~/.config/samba/smb.conf19:50
apacheloggershadeslayer: I still find it hard to not think of the thick of it tho19:51
shadeslayerapachelogger: looks a bit weird to me19:51
shadeslayerhhaha19:51
apacheloggerOTOH a raging doctor might be cool19:51
shadeslayerapachelogger: the weird part being his pose19:51
apacheloggerit's how the cool kids do it19:51
shadeslayerI see19:51
shadeslayerI'm not cool then19:51
yofellooks kinda dracula like to me :D19:52
apacheloggergenii: that's harder to get right as for example ~ can be a subdirectory such as /home/foo/user etc.19:52
apacheloggeralso you can easily break that19:52
apacheloggerbecasue samba ought not be run as root, unless the samba group has read access there the share config will not work19:53
geniiHm.19:54
sgclarkRiddell: that is weird kparts failed on kxmlgui but libkf5xmlgui-dev is in the control file19:58
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shadeslayeryofel: oh, I thought you had copied the packages :)20:06
sgclarkRiddell: kf5-kio-dev still is not pulling in the libraries20:07
* shadeslayer runs kopypackages20:19
shadeslayerhah20:27
shadeslayerstart new session on KTimeTracker does not work20:27
Riddellshadeslayer: what's kopying?20:40
shadeslayerRiddell: kopypackages? a script in Kubutu Dev tools that copies from one ppa/release to second ppa/release20:41
shadeslayerI like it because it's more intutive to use than copy-packages20:41
geniiHeh, KDE and their obsession with starting everything with the letter K. I'm surprised they don't have their own license called Kopyright or so.20:41
shadeslayerthey do, sort of :)20:42
shadeslayerthough it's not called kopyright :P20:42
Riddellsgclark: version ~ppa3 of kf5-kio-dev does pull in the libraries20:42
Riddellshadeslayer: jr@wido:~>/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt4/bin/qdbus --system org.freedesktop.login1 /org/freedesktop/login1 org.freedesktop.login1.Manager.CanSuspend20:43
Riddellyes20:43
shadeslayerhuh ok20:43
shadeslayerRiddell: and installing pm-utils makes the suspend option appear?20:45
Riddellsgclark: uploaded kparts with xmlgui in build-deps, not sure what happened there20:50
Riddellshadeslayer: yes, I installed pm-utils and rebooted and it appears20:55
Riddellsuspend is back in kickoff20:55
* Riddell suspends20:55
shadeslayerhow weird20:58
* yofel still has to find out why the 'Hibernate' button re-appeared in kickoff21:00
yofelmy system clearly cannot hibernate, but it still shows up21:00
shadeslayer:D21:10
sgclarkRiddell: kdeclarative ready21:16
ahoneybunyofel: are you here?21:29
yofelyes, but sorry, I won't be able to help you much today. Working on copyright files with a headache from a cold isn't a particulary great idea21:30
ahoneybunI think I finished them tbh but I'm sure I can find someone to double check it21:30
shadeslayeryofel:  Riddell: fwiw I think we can skip copyright files for the first pass and get packages out 21:48
shadeslayerthen during the testing phase, finish off copyright files21:48
yofelkf5?21:48
shadeslayersince the focus should be getting testable packages out the door21:48
shadeslayeryes21:48
yofeldidn't we want to keep it in the PPA for 14.04?21:49
shadeslayeryes, but even then21:49
yofelwell, fine with me21:49
shadeslayerThat's just my opinion since KF5 packaging has been going on for sooooooooo long21:49
sgclarkIt has been dependency thing not copyright...22:01
sgclarkI can only  do so much when dependency not in PPA22:01
sgclarkanyway... Riddell: something happened between me/you/PPA control files, dependencies are missing, copying my control to my Ubuntu one folder22:03
sgclarkFor instance I have 4 ready now for pbuilder but they depend on kparts which is currently broken in PPA22:04
sgclarkI am trying my best22:05
ovidiu-florinRiddell: are you around?22:38
Riddellno sorry22:47
Riddellhead all wonky tonight22:47

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