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apacheloggerRiddell: low fat settings has been axed btw00:14
apacheloggerlike a year ago00:14
apacheloggerbecause MG was annoying me all day @pineda00:14
soeehmm what is this libkubuntu0 package that muon shows to be installed but it can not be ?00:19
ahoneybunsoee firefox 27 was pushed to saucy00:35
soeeahoneybun: waiting for trusty :/00:38
ahoneybunoh00:38
* mamarley wishes that the Ubuntu Mozilla Team people would put out the beta releases in their PPA in a more timely fashion :(00:42
apacheloggersoee: it cannot be installed?01:13
soeeapachelogger: muon shows stateus as "not installed" and request as "install" but if i apply vhanges it does nothing01:14
soeeno error but package is not installed01:15
apacheloggermeh01:17
apacheloggerI won't get to bed today01:17
apacheloggersoee: let me think of a way to debug that01:17
apacheloggersoee: can you build muon yourself real quick?01:18
soeeprobably it will tage a little longer as i would have to install all dependencies to build a package (im after fresh install)01:19
soeelets do it tomorrow :)01:19
apacheloggersoee: or maybe... do the following for starters.... killall qaptworker2; killall muon-updater; kdebugdialog ... then select all and apply01:19
apacheloggerthen start muon-updater from a terminal, hit ctrl-r to reload the cache and try to update01:20
apacheloggerpaste the output from the terminal01:20
soeeits gone from the list01:22
apacheloggersoee: does the update work?01:23
soeeseems so http://pastebin.com/v2s8mdG801:23
apacheloggermuon-updater(30661) ApplicationUpdates::start: couldn't find any apt updates01:23
apacheloggersoee: so it doesn't list any udpates at all?01:24
soeeoen second01:24
soeemuon-updater doesnt't show any, the package is listed in the muon thoug01:24
apacheloggerahhhhhhhhhhhh, now I get it01:25
apacheloggersoee: so you try to install it via muon itself and that does not work?01:25
soeenope, it finishes updates but the package is listed as to be insalled always01:26
soeehttp://wstaw.org/w/2v2P/linki/01:27
apacheloggermost peculiar01:27
apacheloggerwhat I don't get though... why is it listed there at all01:29
soeenoe idea :D01:29
apacheloggerlibkubuntu0 is a dependency of kde-runtime, so if the upgrade would install libkubuntu0 it would also have to upgrade kde-runtime01:29
apacheloggersoee: what does apt-cache policy kde-runtime say?01:29
soeecan i somehow clear cache of muon or something ?01:29
apacheloggeryou can close muon and reopen it :P01:30
apacheloggerI am not sure that would change anything tho01:30
soeehttp://pastebin.com/C57vSiMb01:30
apacheloggerthis is the stranges thing in the world01:31
soeethis show up like 2-3 days ago01:32
apacheloggeractually01:33
apacheloggerno, it all makes no sense :P01:34
apacheloggersoee: somehow your qapt became incapable of listing updates01:34
soeeoh? and others work just fine01:35
apacheloggersoee: what's the output of sudo apt-get -s dist-upgrade01:35
soeehttp://pastebin.com/eVt3xpa701:36
apacheloggerright01:37
apacheloggernot a qapt issue01:37
apacheloggerphew01:37
apacheloggersoee: your cache is busted01:37
soee:O01:37
apacheloggersoee: cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*01:37
apachelogger(note how the dist-upgrade output makes no sense, it says libkubuntu0 is installed, but then goes on saying it needs to install libkubuntu0)01:38
soeehttp://pastebin.com/LF2USxLk01:38
apacheloggersoee:  you may wan to at lreast remove the kubuntu-ppa entries in there01:39
apacheloggerthere's definitely not particularly save packages coming in from there01:39
apacheloggerand xorg-edgers is always a gamble01:39
apacheloggersoee: also what's apt-get check say?01:39
apacheloggeralso, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libkubuntu001:40
soeehttp://pastebin.com/Zsm3rrFK01:40
apacheloggerafk brushing teeth01:42
apacheloggersoee: try the update install command, that might resolve the problem01:42
soeelooks liek it installed it: http://pastebin.com/yPXxKqd601:43
soeebut now muon button Full Upgrade is active01:44
soeebut if i click on it i have error message01:44
soeeabout unment deps01:44
apacheloggeroh01:45
apacheloggerwell01:45
apacheloggerfirst01:45
apacheloggersoee: again  `sudo apt-get -s dist-upgrade`01:46
soeehttp://pastebin.com/dw4Xxdxv01:46
apacheloggersoee: sudo apt-get install -s plasma-scriptengine-javascript01:47
soeeah ok so this previous package is fine now01:47
apacheloggeryeah01:48
apacheloggermy guess is that now some PPA is blocking the runtime stuff01:48
apacheloggers/runtime/scriptengine/01:48
kubotuapachelogger meant: "my guess is that now some PPA is blocking the scriptengine stuff"01:48
soeeuhm to beig output ot pastebin i think ;/01:49
soee*big01:49
soeehttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6912493/01:50
apacheloggerInst plasma-scriptengine-javascript [4:4.12.2-0ubuntu1] (4:4.12.2+git20140210+bzr18249+pkg405~ubuntu14.04.1 Kubuntu Updates:14.04/trusty [amd64])01:53
apacheloggersoee: the updates PPA has some issue01:53
apacheloggeryofel: ^01:53
apacheloggersoee: maybe wait01:54
soeesure01:54
apacheloggerI guess yofel can find out why exactly it acts up01:54
apacheloggerbut basically upgrading that package would remove half the system which is why muon and dist-ugprade refuse to install it as an update01:55
apacheloggerrightfully so01:55
soeeyup, ok its not big issue for me, im happy that the problem with the first package is gone01:55
apacheloggersoee: fwiw, if you feel like not using the bzr builds, you can apt pin origin Ubuntu with a higher priority forcing your system into official package versions01:55
soeethank you for your help apachelogger01:56
apacheloggerI personally find it always a bit dangerous to use PPAs on the devel series01:56
apacheloggersince sometimes things move so quick that brekage becomes a lot more likely with PPAs enabled ^^01:56
apacheloggerand with that I am off to bed01:56
apacheloggernini01:56
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soeethanks again01:57
sneleguys I am using 14.04 for about 10 days now as my main/production system06:41
snelewhat I have noticied that muon updater never pops up to inform me about updates06:42
sneleis this normal/expected for non-final release?06:42
valoriesnele: I guess we are gathering feedback here: https://plus.google.com/107577785796696065138/posts/WxmRfrRTdKN07:01
valorieyou are quite a gambler to be using an alpha release as your production system07:02
jarkko_The following packages have been kept back:08:01
jarkko_  usb-modeswitch-data08:01
lordievaderGood morning.09:52
apacheloggervalorie: feedback != bugs fwiw :P10:06
* apachelogger actually wonders how shadeslayer blogged on monday but his blog says he blogged on sunday10:12
apacheloggersuch confusing10:12
apacheloggerRiddell: kubuntu-meta migrated, ISOs are below size threshold again \o/10:28
jarkko_apachelogger: what's the size now?10:30
apachelogger<=1gib10:40
apacheloggershadeslayer: bug 1278814 10:44
ubottubug 1278814 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "kcm name should change" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127881410:44
apacheloggershadeslayer: bug 127873210:44
ubottubug 1278732 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "kubuntu-driver-manager crashes while trying to refresh driver list " [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127873210:44
jarkko_what's akonadi?10:44
cortexA9hello10:49
apacheloggershadeslayer: bug 127881610:49
ubottubug 1278816 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "crash when clicking reload two times in a row" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127881610:49
apacheloggerhey cortexA910:49
cortexA9hi apachelogger 10:49
cortexA9i have already that problem10:50
cortexA9at startup10:50
cortexA9boot only with 3.11 kernel10:50
cortexA9the others go on initramfs screen10:50
cortexA9apachelogger: is it a known issue?10:52
apacheloggercan't confirm anyway10:53
apachelogger ~  uname -a10:53
apacheloggerLinux smith 3.13.0-8-generic #27-Ubuntu SMP Fri Feb 7 02:01:37 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux10:53
apacheloggercortexA9: whether it's known you'll have to ask the kernel guys10:53
apacheloggershadeslayer: bug 127882611:31
ubottubug 1278826 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "selecting driver, but denying authorization bugs out state tracking" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127882611:31
apacheloggershadeslayer: bug 127882711:34
ubottubug 1278827 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "state tracking incomplete" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127882711:34
BluesKaj'Morning all11:37
shadeslayerapachelogger: thx11:50
cortexA9hi BluesKaj 11:51
BluesKajhi cortexA911:52
jussido we even have an alternate cd anymore?= 13:14
Peace-jussi: alternate cd is not here from 1 2 release i guess 13:15
Peace-releases13:15
jussiPeace-: thats what I thought...13:16
jussijust that lordievader called !rescue before...13:16
jussi!rescue13:16
ubottuTo rescue a broken system, boot the alternate install CD and select "Rescue a broken system"13:16
jussidoes ubuntu have an alt cd ?13:16
lordievaderI figured it would point to how to boot into the rescue mode, it didn't.13:16
Peace-jussi: i don't remember well but that option should be on normal cd 13:17
Peace-on ubuntu cd 13:17
jussiI dont think so...13:17
Riddell"There have been repeated failed attempts to gain access to a wallet. An application may be misbehaving."  should I be worried that plasma-nm can't talk to my kwallet suddenly?13:18
* BluesKaj doesn't bother kwallet, it's a pita for home users like me, tuning it off solves a lot of annoyances13:29
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sgclarkRiddell: hopefully fixed dpic up14:00
* Riddell takes a keek14:05
Riddellsgclark: looking lovely, uploaded to experimental PPA!14:07
sgclarkthanks :) cirkuit coming soon14:08
=== apachelogger changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - So Blue. | https://trello.com/kubuntu | 4.12.1 WIP http://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas | bugs https://tinyurl.com/ovfcj78 | build status http://goo.gl/cjEFkO | ISO testing http://goo.gl/cRAawa | Discover Featured Apps http://goo.gl/OlIky1
apacheloggershadeslayer: btw, please try to make the touchpad blog post less technical ^^14:36
shadeslayer:S14:39
apacheloggerRiddell, shadeslayer: I started appending stuff to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/Beta1/Kubuntu so we don't forget14:45
Riddellgreat14:45
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sgclarkphonon-backend-null_4.7.1-0ubuntu3_amd64.deb: Size mismatch what does this mean?14:51
Riddellsgclark: glitch in the matrix?14:52
Riddelltry and apt-get update && apt-get install phonon-backend-null14:52
sgclarkhappening in pbuilder, updating now14:52
sgclarkhrmm no help14:53
Riddellremove the cache?14:53
Riddellnot sure how you do that with pbuilder14:53
sgclarkok14:54
Riddellrm /var/cache/pbuilder/aptcache/*14:54
apacheloggernah14:54
apacheloggerapt-get clean14:54
apacheloggerone does not delete the cache manually :P14:54
Riddellbut how you run that for pbuilder?14:55
Riddellit doesn't use the normal apt cache14:55
Riddellpbuilder --clean  might help14:55
sgclarkapt-get clean  did nthing, will try that15:04
sgclarknope, hmm15:06
jarkko_W: GPG error: http://fi.archive.ubuntu.com trusty Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>15:07
apacheloggerRiddell: usuallly pbuilder will share the apt cache unless explicitly told not to15:11
apacheloggerso cleaning the host will clean it for pbuilder as well15:11
Riddelloh? so what is /var/cache/pbuilder/aptcache/ for?15:11
apacheloggerhardlinks15:12
apacheloggerthat being said, if you were to use different partitions for the various caches it would also not be shared15:12
apacheloggershadeslayer: http://i.imgur.com/gzmL8ss.png can we get a screenshot there somehow?15:12
shadeslayerapachelogger: of what?15:14
shadeslayerapachelogger: I propose https://scontent-a-mxp.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/t1/p206x206/168621_192469560772608_4286474_n.jpg15:16
apacheloggerbetter than the red thing for sure15:17
apacheloggershadeslayer: kdevelop or qt creator with some codez15:17
apacheloggeror vim for all I care15:17
apacheloggersomething code anyway15:17
shadeslayerack15:17
apacheloggeror 15:17
shadeslayersnapshot of techbase15:17
sgclarkcleaned host and pbuilder with  --autocleanaptcache fixed one phonon package but not another is broken. weird...15:17
apacheloggershadeslayer: ask apol whether we could simply make discover display the icon when no screnshot could be loaded15:18
apacheloggerthat would resolve this ugly red thing for most apps15:18
shadeslayerapachelogger: apol says that it's wrong to not have a screenshot15:18
shadeslayerwe could just reuse the kdevelop screenshot?15:19
apacheloggerif it is a nice one15:19
apacheloggerjust need something there, that red thing looks terribad15:19
shadeslayeradd a card15:20
shadeslayeror report a bug15:20
shadeslayerand assign to me15:20
apacheloggerreport a card15:20
shadeslayer^^15:20
apacheloggercard a report15:20
apacheloggerno wait15:20
apacheloggerTHIS IS SILLY15:20
* apachelogger slaps shadeslayer with a fish and bugs a card15:20
apacheloggeralso one wonders why that package is 46k15:21
apacheloggermuch confusion has been had15:21
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1278912] Wrong graph legend for network manager @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1278912 (by Hồng Quân)15:22
apacheloggerSize: 276415:23
apacheloggervery peculiar how disocver gets that value15:23
apacheloggeroh well15:23
* apachelogger quickly forgets about it again before this ends in a bug hunt15:23
* apachelogger afk15:36
shadeslayerapachelogger: where do I leave comments about policy?15:46
Riddelle-mail? here? edit the wiki?15:47
shadeslayerRiddell: apachelogger http://paste.kde.org/pycfeqxpt15:48
shadeslayerRiddell: can you upload tomahawk for me15:51
shadeslayerlink to dsc coming up in 5 minutes15:51
apacheloggershadeslayer: it's a wiki plz apply random fixer00 :P15:52
apacheloggershadeslayer: Whenever upstream does not approve of a patch on the basis of technical problems, it must not be included or must be removed. There is no exception to this rule. 15:53
Riddellhmm, that seems quite unflexible15:53
apacheloggerthat's the point of it15:54
shadeslayerRiddell: https://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/kde-extra/+files/tomahawk_0.7.0%2Bdfsg1-0ubuntu1%7Eppa1.dsc15:54
shadeslayerapachelogger: sure, I understand that, but we've broken that policy before15:54
apacheloggerbecaue if you patch shit and upstream does not agree then you are effectively forking the upstream software15:54
Riddellsometimes upstream can be wrong?15:54
apacheloggershadeslayer: the present version of the maverick policy was never approved I think15:54
apacheloggerRiddell: then you are to fork the upstream software15:55
apacheloggeror convince upstream of their wrongful ways15:55
Riddellooh ahoneybun getting into packaging?15:56
Riddellshadeslayer: these are the same items or separate?   * Update copyright file a bit * Add LGPL-2.1 license15:56
shadeslayerRiddell: separate15:56
shadeslayerRiddell: complete copy of the license was missing15:57
shadeslayerso I added it15:57
shadeslayerapachelogger: right, we had a policy in theory, just not written down that we don't ship patches unless approved by upstream15:57
shadeslayerapachelogger: yet we shipped the kwallet patch15:57
apacheloggerit was written down15:57
shadeslayerwhen upstream had a differing opinion15:57
apacheloggerit was not approved15:57
shadeslayerapachelogger: fine, my point remains15:57
apacheloggereffectively we did not have a policy15:57
apacheloggershadeslayer: yes, and doing that caused tention with upstream developers15:57
shadeslayerright so even if upstream differs in opinion we don't ship said patch?15:58
apacheloggerwhich is why the rewrite of the policy is as undynamic as it is (the previous version also wasn't exactly flexible ^^)15:58
apacheloggershadeslayer: exactly15:58
apacheloggeror you official fork upstream15:58
apacheloggermaking yourself upstream15:58
shadeslayerapachelogger: does that mean post new policy we remove the kwallet patch then ?15:58
apacheloggerwhich will also create social problems but if there is technical failure I get to call people names15:59
apacheloggershadeslayer: yes, I thought we had done that already?15:59
shadeslayerwe have? 15:59
apacheloggerlast fortnight QA yielded kwallet init dialogs16:00
apachelogger(and IIRC the dialog actually defaulted to gpg which was a bit odd in itself ^^)16:00
shadeslayerack16:00
shadeslayercool then, but I'd clarify in policy tbh16:00
apacheloggerWhenever upstream does not approve of a patch on the basis of technical problems, it must not be included or must be removed. There is no exception to this rule. 16:00
apacheloggerI think that's pretty clear? :P16:01
shadeslayerapachelogger: what about a difference of opinion on how said upstream software should behave 16:01
apacheloggerWhenever upstream does not approve of a patch on the basis of technical problems, it must not be included or must be removed. There is no exception to this rule. 16:01
apacheloggernote that last sentence16:01
shadeslayerI see16:01
shadeslayerok16:01
shadeslayerapachelogger: - Clarify if software in Extragear and scratch repos counts as official KDE Software16:02
shadeslayeranything on the KDE infra counts as KDE Software?16:02
apacheloggerI would rather think so, yes16:03
Riddellany software which comes from KDE16:03
apacheloggeronly kde related nonsense ought to go there16:03
Riddellwhich could be outside the kde infrastructure according to the manifesto (but not anything so far)16:03
shadeslayeralright, what happened to Patch type C?16:04
apacheloggerso everything on kde infra is nonsenese related to KDE, thus KDE may feel responsible or not16:04
apacheloggerif they do, then hooray, if not then oh well16:04
apacheloggershadeslayer: what do you mean?16:04
apacheloggerah16:04
apacheloggershadeslayer: type d is d because of DANGER16:04
apacheloggerxD16:04
apacheloggerquite literally when I read the old policy again the first thing that popped to mind when reading that last patch type description was a danger sign with a godzillion exclamation marks ^^16:05
apacheloggerRiddell: yeah, of course that part of the manifesto makes it impossibru to generally identify such software, so I think if we just hold on to either hosted on git.kde or using bugs.kde we have a pretty good ruleset for identification16:07
apacheloggerwhich would also have covered amarok during the git migration through gitorious as bugs were still handled on bugs.kde16:08
apacheloggerequally kaffeine I think was developed on sf.net but bugs on kde16:08
RiddellQuintasan: fancy packaging ktp 0.7.1 ?16:09
QuintasanRiddell: How long till Freeze? I might want to get it into Debian if it's not there.16:09
Riddellum, no rush I think16:10
QuintasanRiddell: I'll start working on it then16:10
shadeslayerQuintasan: it's packaged16:10
shadeslayerI haven't QA'd it 16:10
Quintasaneh16:11
Quintasanshadeslayer: for Ubuntu or Debian?16:11
shadeslayeryouboontoo16:11
shadeslayerhttps://launchpad.net/~rohangarg/+archive/nightly?field.series_filter=trusty16:11
Riddellooh groovy16:11
shadeslayerif anyone wants to, plz test and upload ^^16:12
RiddellQuintasan: can you test?16:13
QuintasanRiddell: Certainly16:14
Quintasanshadeslayer: How about you do that for Debian and poke me or detrout so we can just sync in then16:14
shadeslayerRiddell: how do I revert a part of a pushed commit?16:14
shadeslayerQuintasan: ENOTIME today16:14
shadeslayerRiddell: in bzr ofcourse16:14
Quintasanshadeslayer: I'm talking about future occurences16:14
shadeslayerQuintasan: sure16:14
QuintasanSplendid.16:15
Riddellshadeslayer: bzr uncommit  (can't do part as far as I know)16:15
shadeslayerffffuuuuu16:18
shadeslayerhttps://launchpadlibrarian.net/165569934/buildlog_ubuntu-precise-amd64.cmake_2.8.12.2-0ubuntu1~ubuntu12.04.1~ppa1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz16:18
Riddellwhy are you building cmake for precise?16:20
shadeslayerRiddell: kde-workspace won't build without cmake from trusty16:20
Riddellhmm gosh16:21
shadeslayerRiddell: FWIW I'm doing KF516:22
shadeslayerpossibly using scripts16:22
shadeslayerlets see how that goes16:23
Riddellshadeslayer: alpha 1?  awesomeness16:23
shadeslayeryeah16:23
Riddelladapting the kubuntu-automation script would seem the way to go16:23
shadeslayer*nod*16:23
kubotu::workspace-bugs:: [1278912] Wrong graph legend for network manager @ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1278912 (by Hồng Quân)16:24
shadeslayerRiddell: I don't reckon you have a mapping of KDE source names to Kubuntu source names16:57
shadeslayeryofel: ping17:04
Riddellshadeslayer: for kf5? they should all be the same except attica17:04
shadeslayerokay17:04
sgclarkRiddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6916031/17:05
Riddellsgclark: tsk clashing files, that can just be renamed at install time17:06
shadeslayerRiddell: do you have a clue how bzr-buildpackage works?17:06
shadeslayeri.e. where it looks for the orig tarball17:07
Riddellshadeslayer: it works multiple ways and looks in multiple places for the orig tar17:07
shadeslayerRiddell: locally?17:07
Riddellyes locally first, and in the bzr branch for UDD branches, then it'll fall back on debian/watch I think17:07
shadeslayerright, but where locally17:07
Riddelllocally it just looks in .. I think17:07
Riddellit'll also try to apt-get source17:08
soeeshadeslayer: if you try to refresh list of drivers in kubuntu-driver-manager whole system settings app crashes :)17:08
shadeslayersoee: yeah known issue17:08
soeeah  ok :) anyway looks nice so far17:09
shadeslayersoee: only when you hit it twice though right?17:09
sgclarkRiddell: patch the source or is there a way to rename in debian files?17:09
soeeshadeslayer: ee i run it first time it fetched list of drivers, i clicked to refresch and crash17:09
shadeslayermmm that's pretty bad17:09
shadeslayerweird how it worked when I released it >.>17:09
shadeslayersoee: I have a backtrace, I need to rework large parts and update17:10
soeeshadeslayer: it will land by default in 14.04 ?17:10
shadeslayeryep17:10
soeeok, nice17:10
Riddellsgclark: I think I'd do it by overriding the install rule and mv the file before running dh_install17:10
sgclarkok17:12
soeei have also some new entry in sys-settings called Diagnostic17:12
soeeis it also new ?17:12
shadeslayersoee: yep17:14
Riddellagateau: well my attempts to remaster an image with your ubiquity patches on it have failed to got something I can boot my computer from, works ok on a virtual machine but it doesn't run the first pre-login screen17:21
RiddellI can't find any logs to say that it's even trying so it might just be my remastering that's broken17:21
Riddellcurrently I'm thinking it'll be easiest to just upload it and see what breaks17:22
Riddelloem installer still works and with a nice background now17:22
Riddellnew partition bar is pretty but could do with some more testage17:22
shadeslayerRiddell: you might want to start working on attica17:24
shadeslayerRiddell: patches fail to apply17:25
shadeslayersame for frameworkintegration17:25
Riddellpourquoi moi?17:28
Riddellshadeslayer: you can just remove both patched17:28
RiddellI sent them upstream17:28
shadeslayerkapidox.install is empty?17:28
Riddellit's a 1 .deb package I think17:29
Riddellnot needed17:29
Riddellframeworkintegration fix_icons_path.diff can go, I think the other patch is still needed17:29
shadeslayerI'm saying that you have a debian/kapidox.install :)17:29
Riddellyes, you can just remove it17:30
shadeslayerRiddell: was Rename-CheckXML-to-resolve-conflict.diff forwarded?17:33
Riddellshadeslayer: yep17:35
shadeslayerRiddell: Rename-manpages-to-resolve-conflict-with-kde4.diff ?17:36
Riddellshadeslayer: also upstream17:37
soee14.04 will use lightdm? There were some rumors that it will be replaced (maybe when KF5 shows up)?17:40
Riddellit won't be replaced in 14.0417:41
Riddellwe hope to go with whatever upstream chooses after that, SDDM is the competition17:41
cortexA9Riddell: hello :)17:41
Riddellhi cortexA9 17:41
soeeRiddell: ok good to know17:41
shadeslayerRiddell: rename_dbus.diff in Solid?17:44
sgclarkRiddell: cirkuit ready17:44
Riddellsgclark: upstream17:44
Riddellno17:44
Riddellshadeslayer: upstream17:44
sgclark?17:44
sgclarkok17:44
Riddellsgclark: will look in a sec17:45
shadeslayerRiddell: no-install-dbus-interfaces.diff for kglobalaccel?17:47
Riddellshadeslayer: upstreamed17:47
Riddellthey've all been upstreamed, I've been a good boy :)17:47
shadeslayeroh, so drop all patches then?17:47
Riddellhmm well maybe the kauth ones were after the alpha17:47
shadeslayerRiddell: I belive upstreamed too17:48
shadeslayerRiddell: plz have a look at attica17:56
shadeslayerI am unsure about those patches17:56
Riddellshadeslayer: they've both gone upstream17:56
shadeslayersame for kio?17:57
Riddellshadeslayer: yep17:59
yofelshadeslayer: pong?17:59
Riddellsgclark: comments http://paste.kde.org/pzjwo5bpd18:00
shadeslayeryofel: nvm18:00
yofelk18:00
sgclarkRiddell: package name does not match so-name is reason to split. putting executable in lib package seemed wrong18:04
shadeslayerRiddell: uploading first set of packages18:05
shadeslayerRiddell: still need to work through a few of them18:05
sgclarkRiddell: it would not build without dpic18:06
sgclarkRiddell: scratch last one18:07
sgclarkRiddell: lost me on #9, I never saw that18:08
shadeslayerRiddell: all of these need to be done18:13
shadeslayerhttp://paste.kde.org/psafkbfir18:13
shadeslayerI have to stop since the alloted time for KF5 is done :)18:13
* Riddell wonders when shadeslayer became such a slave to schedule18:17
Riddellsgclark: line 9 is what I get when first running it18:18
Riddellrm ~/.kde/share/apps/cirkuit and run again and you should get it18:18
RiddellI think that's just how the program works but seems like a strange way to work18:18
sgclarkok I get it, but I don't know what I can do to fix it18:19
Riddellsgclark: if it needs dpic to build then keep it in build-deps but also add it to Depends for the .deb package18:19
shadeslayerRiddell: ever since I realized I had no life outside of work because I spent way too much time doing the small things :)18:19
Riddellsgclark: no fix needed, if that's what upstream wants that's what upstream will get18:19
* yofel passes shadeslayer a cup of coffee18:19
sgclarkwill fix dpic, you were right not needed for build18:19
Riddellsgclark: can you get the programme to do anything useful?18:19
shadeslayer:)18:20
sgclarkRiddell: I don't know how to build circuits 18:20
Riddellcircuits?18:21
sgclarkRiddell: that is what this program is for, printed circuit board creation18:21
Riddelloh you mean the real ones you model in citkuit :)18:21
sgclarkright lol18:21
sgclarkit seems examples are not installed though, hmm18:22
Riddellbut you can download them18:23
Riddellwhen I try one it complains about missing a file in texlive-latex-extra, installing18:23
Riddellonly 300MB18:23
sgclarkRiddell: fixed dpic to depend on runtime. in ubuntu one. 18:31
sgclarkI am sure folks that actually build circuits in programs like these would know how to make this program useful. I saw alot of praise on their website18:32
Riddellsgclark: hey if I install texlive-latex-extra then it begins to work18:36
Riddellso add that to the depends18:37
sgclarkok will do18:37
Riddellooh pretty diagrams18:37
Riddellyes you do need to know what you're doing to use this programme I think18:37
Riddellbut the examples are nice18:37
shadeslayerso man FTBFS's :)18:43
sgclarkRiddell: that did the trick :) fixed uploaded18:50
Riddellsgclark: copyright still says LGPL18:51
sgclarkoops18:51
sgclarkRiddell: fixed uploaded18:57
shadeslayerRiddell: http://kshadeslayer.wordpress.com/?p=326&shareadraft=52fa7345203a7 < review plz19:00
Riddellsgclark: upstream lists a few more dependencies needed http://wwwu.uni-klu.ac.at/magostin/cirkuit.html19:01
sgclarkRiddell: ok19:02
Riddellsgclark: can you try adding a watch file, upstream hasn't got a nice neat download page unfortunately but you should be able to point it at http://wwwu.uni-klu.ac.at/magostin/cirkuit.html for links19:02
shadeslayerapachelogger: ping19:04
Riddellshadeslayer: reads good19:06
apacheloggershadeslayer: pong19:07
shadeslayerRiddell: cheers19:07
shadeslayerapachelogger: halp19:07
shadeslayerapachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/pytifsehy19:07
shadeslayerapachelogger: code is http://paste.kde.org/pbjmje1f019:08
shadeslayerhm, no proper licensing in there19:08
shadeslayerapachelogger: anyway, the problem is, when I hit refresh now, my older connect calls are still active, hence the ui gets double the number of entries19:09
shadeslayerso I could a) make the QDBusPendingCallWatcher variable a private member and disconnect calls in the refresh function19:10
shadeslayeror b) I could make it more async the way I made driver fetching more async19:10
sgclarkRiddell: deps added, attempt at watch file added, uploaded19:10
apacheloggershadeslayer: Qt::SingleConnection or somesuch19:10
shadeslayeroh19:10
shadeslayerapachelogger: cheers19:10
apacheloggerit's an argument for connect19:11
apacheloggerhttp://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qt.html#ConnectionType-enum19:12
shadeslayerthx19:12
apacheloggershadeslayer: the timeout code is still wrong btw19:13
shadeslayerapachelogger: oh?19:13
apacheloggereach function should have timer.stop() at the beginning and timer.start at the end19:14
apacheloggeri.e. you do not want to autoterminate while things are happening19:14
apacheloggerthat's why I originally said the timeout should be relatively low19:14
shadeslayerhmmm19:14
shadeslayerapachelogger: well, I'm thinking of eliminating timer since it can take more than 25 seconds as witnessed on David's machine19:15
apacheloggershadeslayer: you still need autotermination19:15
apacheloggerit shoud not happen while you are inside a function though19:15
shadeslayerapachelogger: true, however autotermination needs figuring out19:15
apacheloggerwhich is why you need to stop and start the timer respectively19:15
apacheloggershadeslayer: that's what I just explained....19:16
apacheloggeryou have a timer that is active whenever you are idle19:16
shadeslayeroh19:16
shadeslayerahah19:16
shadeslayergot it19:16
apacheloggerwatch out for syncness though19:16
shadeslayerapachelogger: Qt::UniqueConnection right?19:16
apacheloggerif one calls function a and then function b, be should not start the timer19:17
apacheloggershadeslayer: yes19:17
apacheloggerI am wondering though19:17
apacheloggershadeslayer: when would it call connect twice?19:17
shadeslayerQDBusPendingCallWatcher async = new QDBusPendingCallWatcher(driverForDeviceMap, this);19:17
shadeslayerobject is destroyed with kcm exit19:17
shadeslayerold connects still in place19:18
apacheloggerah19:18
apacheloggerin the cpp code19:18
shadeslayeryep19:18
apacheloggerwhy did you paste me the python then :P19:18
shadeslayerbecause I was going for solution a)19:18
apacheloggerah19:18
apacheloggerwell, fwiw, I personally prefer manual disconnnects but I am weird with explicitness of code19:19
apacheloggermuch like I prefer manual point management over using qpointer19:19
apacheloggerforces one to know what one is doing ^^19:19
shadeslayerapachelogger: btw are you sure this will work19:19
apacheloggeralas, if one doesn't know then shit goes wrong ;)19:19
shadeslayerbecause apparently everything must match, even the object19:19
apacheloggershadeslayer: what? uniqueconnection?19:19
shadeslayeryews19:19
shadeslayer"i.e., if the same signal is already connected to the same slot for the same pair of objects,"19:20
apacheloggershadeslayer: a connection cannot be duplicated unless it is exactly the same 19:20
shadeslayerobjects are different in this case19:20
shadeslayersince I have a new call in  there19:20
apacheloggerpost dat cpp plz19:20
shadeslayerapachelogger: http://paste.kde.org/pmalqfntr19:21
apacheloggershadeslayer: how is that causing the typerror you pasted?19:21
shadeslayerapachelogger: it's not19:21
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apacheloggeryou are confusing me19:22
shadeslayerthe typerror was caused when I was going for solution a19:22
shadeslayerapachelogger: fine, let's start from the beginning19:22
apacheloggerwell solution a is nonense19:22
shadeslayerapachelogger: let me show you19:23
apacheloggerjust tell me what the problem is19:23
apacheloggeralthough I think I see it already ^^19:24
Riddellsgclark: "Initial release closes: LP: #12345"  you're supposed to replace that 12345 with the bug number :)19:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 12345 in isdnutils (Ubuntu) "isdn does not work, fritz avm (pnp?)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1234519:24
sgclarkRiddell: gah, oops, sorry lol19:25
Riddellsgclark: I'll upload to experimental19:25
sgclarkRiddell: did you fix that then?19:25
Riddellsgclark: yep19:25
sgclarkRiddell: thanks!19:25
Riddellwe'll get a third opinion on it then upload to the archive19:25
sgclarkRiddell: anything else I can work on?19:25
shadeslayerapachelogger: when I hit refresh now : http://im9.eu/picture/l1569019:26
Riddellsgclark: you could update the verson of gtk2-engines-oxygen ?19:26
shadeslayerQt::UniqueConnection does not help btw19:27
apacheloggeryeha that's expected19:27
ScottKRiddell: We're waiting on Qt 5.2 for your Frameworks 5 packages to go in, right?19:27
shadeslayerapachelogger: because async is not the same object?19:27
apacheloggershadeslayer: and you are sure that happens because of 4 calls into driverMapFinished?19:27
apacheloggeri.e. did you actually insert a qdebug in there and check19:27
RiddellScottK: we would need 5.2 for the kf5 packages, dunno if I want to upload them to the archive in alpha state19:28
Riddellsgclark: and gtk3 https://projects.kde.org/19:28
shadeslayerapachelogger: yep http://paste.kde.org/ptfpqam8r19:28
Riddellsgclark: uploaded to experimental!19:29
* Riddell cycles off19:29
sgclarkRiddell: ok, I am unclear on updating exsisting packages, will try to figure it out19:29
ScottKRiddell: 5.2 is in Debian, so maybe it should go to Debian Experimental first anyway.  Then we can decide what to do.19:29
Riddellsgclark: just ask anyone here19:29
apacheloggeroh god paste.kde :@19:29
apacheloggershadeslayer: oh, quite possibly at the begging of the slot you want to call data.disconnect() and at the end data.deleteLater()19:30
shadeslayerapachelogger: I do call data.deleteLater19:30
apacheloggeroh well19:31
apacheloggeris that code pushed>?19:31
shadeslayernope19:32
shadeslayerI don't call data->disconnect() though19:32
shadeslayertrying with that19:32
shadeslayerapachelogger: doesn't work :(19:32
apacheloggershadeslayer: is that code pushed?19:33
shadeslayerapachelogger: pushed19:34
shadeslayerapachelogger: without data->disconnect though19:34
apacheloggershadeslayer: void Module::driverDictFinished(QVariantMapMap data) is being called twice19:36
apacheloggerand that does not seem to have a delete or disconnect19:36
shadeslayeroh hmm19:37
apacheloggerah19:37
apacheloggerm_manager is scoped19:37
apacheloggershadeslayer: that needs the uniqueconnection :P19:37
shadeslayermakes sense19:37
apachelogger    connect(m_manager, SIGNAL(dataReady(QVariantMapMap)), SLOT(driverDictFinished(QVariantMapMap)), Qt::UniqueConnection);19:38
apachelogger:P19:38
shadeslayerright19:38
apacheloggershadeslayer: learn to printf debug plz :P19:38
shadeslayer>.>19:38
apacheloggershadeslayer: there's a ui state bug I just noticed, while you are loading the reload button is still enabled19:39
apacheloggerso I can still forcefully trigger the device duplication if I simply keep hitting the button19:39
apacheloggerhttp://i.imgur.com/fJdpnCv.png19:39
shadeslayerheh19:39
apacheloggershadeslayer: FWIW, it may be worthwhile to introduce a saveguard against this duplication19:40
apacheloggersince I guess you have the device id somewhere it would be easy to simply check whether deviceid is already in the list of widgets and only add if not19:40
apacheloggershadeslayer: I hope you took notes of what I spewed because I am not :P19:45
shadeslayerapachelogger: fixed the reload button19:45
shadeslayerbut not sure about the duplication thing19:46
shadeslayer*might* be possible19:46
shadeslayercan't say19:46
shadeslayerapachelogger: will have a look tomorrow in any case19:46
shadeslayerapachelogger: can you check if your crash is fixed?19:46
shadeslayerapachelogger: also, I'm not sure what data structure to use to track state for the apply button :)19:48
shadeslayerI was thinking of a sorted QStringList19:48
shadeslayerbut that seems inefficient19:48
shadeslayeranyt thoughts on a better way?19:49
ahoneybunshadeslayer: love the look of the new driver manager19:49
sgclarkI am trying to figure out how to update existing packages, stuck at stage 1. uscan warning: In debian/watch no matching files for watch line. But there is a new version, ideas?19:49
shadeslayerahoneybun: good to hear :)19:49
apacheloggershadeslayer: huh?19:49
apacheloggershadeslayer: you know when you are fetching and you know when you are done fetching, no?19:49
apacheloggerso fetching = setEnabled(false) and !fetching = setEnabled(true)19:50
shadeslayerapachelogger: for the apply button?19:50
apacheloggeryes19:50
shadeslayerapachelogger: My question was more related to when you do : select driver a -> select driver b -> select driver a -> apply button is still enabled19:50
shadeslayeror if you just click driver a again19:51
shadeslayerthen the apply button becomes enabled19:51
apacheloggerthere's like a godzillion optionsfor that19:52
shadeslayerI'm all ears19:52
apacheloggerbool DriverWidget::hasChanged()19:52
apacheloggerint DriverWidget::m_defaultSelection19:52
apacheloggeror actually19:53
apacheloggerperhaps wire up signals between DriverWidget instances and the KCM's changed signal19:53
apacheloggerI'd definitely simply have an int denoting the default selection and then evaluate changedness by comparing the selected driver entry with the default one19:54
shadeslayerhmmm19:54
shadeslayerojk19:54
sgclarkok I fixed the watch file, but it has debian git-import-orig and I get ( is not a git repository) error. 20:07
shadeslayerapachelogger: how do you get the kde infra to send emails via scratch repos ? :P20:17
shadeslayerapachelogger: and do you reckon http://paste.ubuntu.com/6916989/ the correct fix for bug 127882620:19
ubottubug 1278826 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "selecting driver, but denying authorization bugs out state tracking" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/127882620:19
apacheloggerpossibly20:23
apacheloggerdoesn't look all too wrong anyway20:23
shadeslayerapachelogger: and re https://trello.com/c/aR2V1zm7/97-firefox-import-bookmarks-from-rekonq-kde-somehow , documentation should be written in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/Beta1/Kubuntu ?20:23
shadeslayeror linked to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/Beta1/Kubuntu and a new page on techbase20:23
soeeha this is not true: Mozilla Firefox 27 :D20:31
soeeatm it is Mozilla Firefox 2520:31
shadeslayersoee: nope, it's 2720:33
shadeslayeror it should be20:33
shadeslayeratleast saucy has 2720:33
soeeyes i agree it should be but isnt :) there is beta in proposed20:33
shadeslayeryeah20:33
shadeslayerso hungry :(20:42
shadeslayerI broke something http://im9.eu/picture/s1569020:45
* mamarley wonders why no-one seems to use sub-pixel rendering anymore...20:46
apacheloggershadeslayer: release notes20:46
apacheloggerthe official ones20:46
apacheloggerno clue where we do those20:46
apacheloggerRiddell or ScottK proably know20:46
shadeslayerapachelogger: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/Beta1/Kubuntu20:46
shadeslayeraren't those the release notes?20:47
shadeslayereither way, can't do shit, moin moin is broken20:47
shadeslayermamarley: we have a task to investigate sub pixel rendering, want to take that up?20:47
mamarleyInvestigate it?20:48
shadeslayermamarley: https://trello.com/c/0tn1vYPN20:48
shadeslayermamarley: idk, that's what the card says :P20:48
shadeslayerI've been running the settinsg on that bug for a bit20:49
shadeslayerand I can't tell the difference20:49
mamarleyHmm...  Just about everyone uses LCDs these days, so enabling it by default would probably make sense.20:49
ScottKshadeslayer: That's a pretty ancient python there.20:50
mamarleyThere is, however, a "bug" in Qt that causes subpixel rendering to be disabled on just about any translucent surface (such as the KDE panel.)20:51
shadeslayerScottK: I'd be surprised if they were running a new python on the wiki :P20:51
ScottKThe last Ubuntu release that had python2.6 was lucid.20:51
shadeslayerScottK: heh, aren't all the buildd's running warty ;)20:52
ScottKNot anymore.20:52
shadeslayeroh ? :D20:53
shadeslayerDid that change recently?20:53
shadeslayerphew, KDE integration patches apply cleanly20:53
ScottKFor a long time the powerpc buildds ran dapper even after hardy was released.20:53
ScottKOther than that, sparc was the only one that substantially lagged.20:53
ScottKGenerally they're running the last LTS.20:54
shadeslayerI see20:56
* shadeslayer heads home20:58
shadeslayercya tomorrow20:59
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shadeslayerScottK: do you know where I could a migration guide for users so that they could import their KDE Bookmarks into Firefox?21:30
shadeslayer*could put a21:30
shadeslayerapachelogger: https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-migration-guide21:35
shadeslayerneeds screenshots21:36
Riddellanyone able to review dpic and cirkuit in https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/experimental/+packages ?22:07
ScottKshadeslayer: No.  Sorry.22:09
Riddellshadeslayer: did you use kubuntu-automation?22:14
apacheloggershadeslayer: please use fix committed when a change is in a VCS but not uploaded22:36
apacheloggerotherwise we run risk of forgetting to upload22:37
apacheloggershadeslayer: please run by our docs heros22:39
shadeslayerRiddell: not quite22:43
shadeslayerapachelogger: I was planning to do a upload tomorrow22:44
shadeslayerRiddell: http://paste.kde.org/psxhbeosr22:45
soee_another more or less happy user https://plus.google.com/u/0/112543117923336622039/posts/CNiFeLCLRrg :)22:51
shadeslayervalorie: ahoneybun review plz https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-migration-guide22:54
ahoneybunshadeslayer: I can tell you I don't have "keditbookmarks"22:57
shadeslayero_o22:57
ahoneybunwithout the quotes22:57
shadeslayeryour install sounds broken22:57
shadeslayerbecause that comes from kde-baseapps-bin22:58
ahoneybunwell if we will have firefox as default in 14.4 should we not just link/write about using firefox bookmark export/import usage?22:58
ahoneybung2g22:59
shadeslayerwell, this is for people who use KDE software to manage their bookmarks23:00

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