[00:00] the local buzz is that Microsoft will announce their new CEO once the superbowl brouhaha has settled [00:00] next week [00:00] I mean I and now in a hard place because I don't have a product key as it seems it is in the bios [00:00] and a iso seems hard to get for just Win 8 [00:00] !efi [00:00] UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [00:00] that thing? [00:00] it has a BIOS emu [00:00] but yea it is efi [00:01] evilness [00:01] had to use the nomodeset option in the boot to get it to run the installer [00:01] anyway brb [00:01] the gpu seems to be flaking out on this computer, and I dread trying to find a new one without fighting that [00:01] bleah [00:03] about 12 seconds to boot [00:03] to log screen [00:03] * mamarley 's computer (with UEFI and an SSD) boot about that fast. [00:04] * ahoneybun wonders if he used "nomodeset" in the kubuntu installer that it would work [00:04] like in the ubuntu installer [00:05] What kind of graphics card do you have? Does your UEFI support CSM (Compatibility Support Mode)? [00:05] it has a option to act like BIOS [00:05] I have 2 really one intel on the board and one nvidia [00:06] Some graphics drivers don't like booting if CSM is off. [00:06] The Nvidia blob does fine with it off on my Thinkpad T530. I do have Optimus disabled though. [00:06] mamarley, GeForce GT 750M [00:07] I did not install anything bumblebee or any non-free nvidia drivers [00:07] which I had to do last time I installed Ubuntu 13.10 on this machine [00:10] valorie, do you know the most amazing part of all this day so far? [00:11] what's that, ahoneybun? [00:12] I plugged in a second monitor with hdmi and it just worked! [00:12] NICE [00:12] that is epic [00:12] not going to work in every case but still nice when it works [00:13] I still have to sleep and resume to get my display to work, which is extremely odd [00:13] I am going to continue to bug test the new alpha 2 in a vm though [00:13] but I don't know if it's because of the flakey gpu or what [00:13] * jackyalcine thinks it's about time he tested alpha2 [00:13] it is prettystable for the most part have not really gone deep yet [00:14] reported one bug in the installer but that was just wording [00:14] upgrade went fine to alpha one, but I haven't really used that laptop since upgrading it [00:14] muon discover seems to be a bit better [00:15] Now if opendesktop.org could look better [00:15] and work better [00:15] it could be the social hub for the F/OSS community [00:15] but I digress [00:17] hey lordievader [00:18] valorie, how long do we have for the translations to finish? [00:18] jackyalcine: I prefer http://www.freedesktop.org/ [00:18] opendesktop isn't open, isn't free software, actually [00:18] valorie, is it 1990? [00:18] 1990? [00:19] that site [00:19] not sure when they were created, but it is the same company who makes kde-look, kde-apps, gnome-look, etc. [00:20] once Bodega gets going, we can start to leave that behind, I hope [00:20] do most apps install to the / or do some install to /home ? [00:21] ahoneybun: I don't know what the schedule is; at some point we have to stop the translations and start creating the package, and moving the stuff to the website [00:21] that is the point how do we determine that date? [00:21] I haven't a clue [00:21] perhaps write to KDE-devel and ask? [00:21] perhaps [00:22] I didn't know that Bodega's the replacement [00:22] not yet [00:23] but it is being developed [00:23] kde-devel or kubuntu-dev? [00:23] oops, kubuntu-devel [00:23] kde-devel would be confused by that question, lol [00:23] lol yep [00:24] is it possible that window manager grabs keyboard that it cant be used on full screen program? [00:26] * ahoneybun wonders now if the deadline follows the package upload/update freeze [00:28] rather closely [00:28] since we have to upload a package [00:28] as we would need to get the kubuntu-doc package in before then [00:28] right [00:28] as i was saying, we need to start documenting this stuff [00:29] such as where to find deadlines, how to create and upload the package, arranging for translations, etc. [00:30] I have the deadline for 14.04 somewhere [00:30] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseSchedule [00:31] like our ninjas have documented their workflow, we should do as well [00:32] ovidiu-florin: http://test.kubuntu.co.uk/hello-world/ works well, but http://test.kubuntu.co.uk has a broken image [00:32] yea but where to start [00:33] make a page on the wiki and I'll start [00:33] you add in what you know, and sgclark can add, etc. [00:33] where is the one for the ninjas that I can model from> [00:33] make a card in the trello so people know where to find it [00:34] https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas [00:34] something like DocsPeople? [00:34] as a name [00:35] nice nitty-gritty page: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/BuildEnvironment [00:35] hmmm [00:35] people sounds more like a team listing [00:36] how about DocWork ? [00:37] that would work [00:39] wow the wiki seems to be a bit off lol [00:39] got a huge python error when I try to log in [00:40] hmmm [00:40] https://launchpad.net/kubuntu-docs hasn't been used for awhile [00:40] not since the 13.10 package [00:41] still set for raring [00:41] ah, I was just looking at the wrong place; no recent blueprints [00:41] since we don't use the blueprints any more [00:41] trello is better [00:41] there is a Trusty package already [00:42] I just saw that [00:42] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/kubuntu-docs [00:42] so that will need to be replaced [00:42] updated, whatever [00:42] but it has the same date as the 13.10 one [00:43] right, probably identical content [00:43] yeaa [00:43] that's always the starting point [00:43] * ahoneybun is installing bzr for later work on launchpad [00:44] why don't we have launchpad setup for bug reports? [00:45] somewhere I have a doc I made when working on the old docs [00:45] I'll email that to you [00:45] ok cool [00:45] you can use what bits are useful and ditch the rest [00:45] * ahoneybun wants to take control of the kubuntu-docs page on lp [00:46] I assume we don't use the bug tracker now because we stopped developing on launchpad [00:46] but if you take control of it, perhaps you can change that [00:46] I would talk to the ubuntu-docs folks about that [00:46] I mean apachelogger put a bug on our docs though the ubuntu one because we dont have it [00:46] since we are part of that larger team [00:47] I'm sure they know how to flip the switch [00:47] almost pizza time here..... [00:47] and that is filled with old bug reports and since we restared the docs we should have a clean plate [00:47] right [00:48] again, if you are in charge, you can probably mark the old bugs as outdated or something [00:48] I would move the current ones that we have though over [00:48] well the old bugs are on the ubuntu side of it [00:48] not the kubuntu-docs page it self [00:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-docs <- old things [00:48] https://bugs.launchpad.net/kubuntu-docs <- our own page [00:50] ok, off to pizza [00:50] later.... [00:50] later [03:00] 4.10.5 is accepted and building for saucy. [03:14] Quintasan: Accepted. [07:29] I'm looking over old email and see one from d_ed about Ktp that was never answered -- did someone take over the https://launchpad.net/~telepathy-kde/+archive/daily-builds PPA? [07:53] that's a good question, I haven't noticed any updates from it [08:15] he requested someone to take over the PPA [08:15] I'll forward back to the list if no one answers here [09:54] hello [09:54] Riddell: [09:54] :) [09:54] there is a problem [09:55] i have kubuntu trusty [09:55] but on startup [09:55] doesn't start correctly [09:56] i must select an old kernel [09:58] if i select [09:58] kubuntu [09:58] doesn't start correctly [11:55] Riddels talk is going to start in 5 minutes [12:01] ScottK: Thanks! [12:32] Hiyas all [12:33] does anyone know if there is a know problem that window manager can grab your keyboard? [12:33] in fullscreen program === schmidtm_ is now known as schmidtm [14:27] hi [14:28] i want to contribute in kde but when updating my xubuntu for kde development through debian repos it behaves abnormally [14:28] removed a lot of files including xubuntu desktop [14:29] which repos should i use for development? [14:33] you should stay with the X(buntu) repos? not going to debian imo [14:33] debian repos arent the same as ubuntu repos [14:36] i was reading the pdf n it said to update for kde build [15:10] hmmm who did muon? can i ask something? in synpatic you can choose remove completely.. so with program settings files. in muon you cant any reason for this? [15:48] valorie: do you reffer to the footer? [16:29] Good afternoon. [16:40] hey lordievader [16:41] Hey ahoneybun, how are you doing? [16:42] good netflix is being silly right now but good === shadeslayer is now known as Guest23318 === Guest23318 is now known as shadeslayer_ [17:00] Riddell: ping [17:00] Riddell: when's the KDE Dinner? [17:03] nvm [21:45] ovidiu-florin: the header, actually [21:45] valorie: how come? [21:46] good question [21:46] I didn't look at the html [21:46] sec [21:52] valorie: I mean I don't understand what you see it's wrong? [21:52] perhaps I can take a screenshot [21:53] hmmm, today I see the headers [21:53] header [21:53] perhaps it was just being stubborn yesterday [21:54] today it appears everything is not only working, but it's lovely as well [22:15] ::workspace-bugs:: [1267977] Extreme jerkiness with kwin compositing on Nvidia binary driver after upgrading to 4.11.5. @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1267977 (by Michael Marley) [22:42] ok just sent £4,00 GBP donation :) who first than can buy beer :) [22:44] heh