[00:01] same section: "Retaining largely the same user interface, it features great improvements in robustness." [00:03] maybe: While mostly retaining the familiar user interface, improvements make Muon now more robust. [00:08] "The new Plasma Network Manager features a redisgned user interface, giving you more control while retaining its simplistic design." [00:08] redesigned === rdieter_laptop is now known as rdieter === yofel_ is now known as yofel [02:15] valorie: It's a wiki. Just fix it. [02:20] oh, oops [02:20] sheesh [02:20] will do [02:26] done [03:08] apachelogger: I'm going to plug away at the issues I have been having with saving before I start touching those bugs. [03:20] Great... my dbus calls are failing... *sigh* [03:21] Anybody good at troubleshooting dbus stuff? [03:28] I think that this may be related to this error I'm seeing: WARNING: Installation prefix does not match PolicyKit install prefixes. You probably will need to move files installed in POLICY_FILES_INSTALL_DIR and by dbus_add_activation_system_service to the /usr prefix [03:33] Sigh... this is much of what I had before. [03:35] manchicken: did you run the kbuildsycoca4 --noincremental command to update the kde config? [03:44] valorie: The issue is that I'm trying to run this in parallel... which could be causing all of the bugs I'm seeing. [03:44] I don't have a chroot set up. [03:45] ah, that is far above my experience [03:45] really the only thing I've built is amarok [03:45] and sometimes phonon and the backends [03:45] the only other thing I can think of is doing the exports [03:45] like in amarok, you do: [03:45] echo 'export KDEDIR=$HOME/kde' >> $HOME/.kde/env/myenv.sh [03:45] echo 'export KDEDIRS=$KDEDIR' >> $HOME/.kde/env/myenv.sh [03:45] echo 'export XDG_DATA_DIRS=$HOME/kde/share:$XDG_DATA_DIRS' >> $HOME/.kde/env/myenv.sh [03:46] or rather, *for* amarok [03:49] I think almost all of this is polkit stuff. [03:52] Is chroot what all the cool kids are using in the packaging arena these days? [03:52] I've heard them talk about it [03:52] but if you want to know about packaging you are asking the wrooooong person [03:52] lol [03:54] heh [03:55] I read the instructions Riddell gives to the new packagers, but after a bit I can no longer understand [03:56] Happy day: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Ninjas/BuildEnvironment [03:57] :-) [05:06] apachelogger, do you know anything about a deadline on the docs trello board about the screenshots? [05:06] hey valorie [05:07] hi [05:07] just the person I want to talk to [05:08] are our docs totally done except for translations? [05:08] including up to date slides and screenshots? [05:09] valorie, if your talking about the installlation part then yes [05:09] I believe the other screenshots are good I'll look though them again [05:10] i'll go write an email about it to the translators then [05:11] other then the installation page we only really have 1 screenshot and that is the one covering steam [05:12] cool [05:12] ok [05:12] valorie, you know the command to upgrade to a testing version? [05:12] beta 1 looks awesome [05:12] do-release-upgrade -d I think [05:13] that does sound right [05:13] yes, man says so [05:13] * ahoneybun has Kubuntu 13.10 on his macbook and wants to try out the goodies of the new beta [05:15] valorie, did you put that deadline on the screenshot? [05:15] on trello [05:16] no [05:16] odd [05:16] I've barely had time to breathe it seems like [05:17] but at least I caught up on the kub-devel email [05:17] with the house? [05:17] house and everything else [05:17] it's fine [05:18] life pretty much [05:18] yeah [05:18] * ahoneybun needs to start brainstorming for the next docs release [05:19] I've been going through all the old wiki pages while watching the daily show etc, and have marked a few as docs [05:20] IMO we should look at all the old doc stuff, and either move it to community (like how to build docs from launchpad) [05:20] or delete, unless it is a complete set correctly marked by release [05:20] so what are we going to move to kde community? [05:21] no point in getting rid of historical docs [05:21] helps for new docs people, or links we need access to ourselves [05:22] dunno if any pages are good enough to *move* [05:22] so we are moving tips/hints, guides, some important info pages? [05:22] but some might be useful to copy parts of [05:23] right, not stuff for users, but stuff for the doc team itself [05:23] I've seen some old stuff from darkwing [05:23] but I have no clue if his procedures still work [05:23] etc. [05:23] I see [05:24] right now, just marking pages as rubbish, look again, useful, or docs [05:24] if the pages are mostly for us then why does not techbase work better? [05:24] apachelogger marked a bunch of them already [05:25] that's a good question -- if you look at techbase, it is all about how to build and develop KDE software though [05:25] the doc team seems to be a bit quiet [05:25] I don't see our stuff fitting there, unless maybe "how to package" information maybe [05:26] relating to how to build a docs package? [05:26] I think harald's idea was to use community so it wouldn't bother anybody [05:26] yea [05:26] perhaps you and he should talk about that [05:26] * valorie is only marking pages [05:26] I would think techbase would need lots of talking [05:27] tbh I'm not fully understanding why we are copying content over [05:27] because we see how moinmoin is horrible [05:28] moinmoin IS horrible [05:28] sometimes I have to wait a full minute for stuff to save [05:28] adding one category [05:29] I guess I need to understand how we determine the category [05:30] like I said, most of the pages are just historical [05:30] I didn't even open them [05:30] I see [05:31] I g2g to sleep [05:34] sweet dreams, ahoneybun [07:09] good morning [07:09] morning soee [07:09] did apachelogger get his screenshot eventually ? [07:10] I lost track [07:10] valorie: soee was going to make it... [07:11] yes i asked him what should be on this screens yetserday after return from meeting and he said he has oen already [07:13] ok can someone confirm that Forefox 28 beta landed in trusty updates or i have some extra repo ? [07:15] !info firefox trusty [07:15] firefox (source: firefox): Safe and easy web browser from Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 28.0~b2+build1-0ubuntu2 (trusty), package size 24503 kB, installed size 59482 kB [07:15] ok nice, finally :) === popey_ is now known as popey [08:20] ronnoc_: I think you are googleplussing the wrong way if you search for a type of thing, rather than the thing [08:21] manchicken: having not read the entire backlog, I'd say you should set your CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr (or you could just always install through package, also a possibility I guess) [08:21] valorie: thanks for beta1 page fixes [08:21] ahoneybun: I don't know anything about any deadline, if you link me a card or something I might [08:22] valorie, ahoneybun: the documentation we might be moving to community.kde is not general purpose packaging, it's very specific high-automation workflow documentation specific to us [08:23] I've enjoyed my journey through the wiki [08:23] so much history there [08:23] not nearly as much crap as i expected [08:24] not all that much useful stuff either though [08:24] you've found almost all of it already [08:35] someone please post some info ong+ about beta1 :) [09:43] dear apachelogger: why does Trusty use the gstreamer backend as default? Shouldn't it use the vlc one? at least according to your own recommendations vlc is the preferred backend. [09:44] kde bug 331586, I closed it with comments [09:44] KDE bug 331586 in general "Unable to play mp3 files" [Crash,Resolved: upstream] http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331586 [09:45] Mamarok: distro decision [09:46] crap [09:46] in other words: we will be flooded with crash reports [09:47] Riddell: ^ that was not a good idea [09:47] any chance of a gst upgrade in time? [09:48] valorie: that is not the problem, the problem is the current backend [09:48] and AFAIK the implementaiton with gstreamer 1.x is not nearly finished [09:48] Phonon developer recommendation: do not use the current gstreamer backend anymore, use the vlc one [09:48] ah, wishful thinking on my part [09:49] apachelogger: is there really somebody working on the newer one or did that chap from Fedora already abandon the task? [09:49] he was thinking about pushign a alpha/beta the other day to get some testing on what is there [09:50] would be a good idea [09:50] also the phonon developer recommendation is: use the vlc backend if at all possible === debfx_ is now known as debfx [10:53] muon by default is not avaialble in 14.04 ? [11:01] lordievader: did you see bug 1262779 when testing the OEM install? [11:01] bug 1262779 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Trusty) "KDE oem-config requires extra Continue click to prevent crash" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1262779 [11:01] because I did not on amd64 [11:02] apachelogger: maybe, but many people use hashtags on G+ :p [11:02] *shrug* [11:02] it's not like I can make people use hashtags [11:03] for instance, if I want to see what ppl are saying about kubuntu (besides kubuntu itself) I would #kubuntu! [11:03] point taken tho [11:04] apachelogger: The oem-installer didn't crash on me. [11:04] might be fixed then [11:17] shadeslayer: bug 1286090 [11:17] bug 1286090 in kubuntu-driver-manager (Ubuntu) "reboot required" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1286090 [11:44] 'Morning folks [11:53] debian bug 631777 [11:53] Debian bug 631777 in im-config "im-config: please downgrade zenity to Recommends" [Wishlist,Fixed] http://bugs.debian.org/631777 [11:53] BluesKaj: ahoy [11:54] * apachelogger wonders why im-config depends zenity|kdialog|dialog and in addition recommends dialog [11:54] much weird [11:56] Hi apachelogger [11:56] beta1 today, or so says the email :) [12:10] having both libreoffice and calligra on the ISO is a really shitty thing -.- === Peace-- is now known as Peace- [13:26] Riddell: https://trello.com/c/loyRLGfI [13:38] nice [13:38] ./debian/patches/plasma_netbook_fix_autostart.diff:+ options.add("noautostart", ki18n("Explicit --desktop enables autostart handling which may be disabled with this option")); [13:38] the debian is adding the strings to the upstream software [13:38] msgid "Debian policy compatibility, not used" [13:38] some are even completely pointless [13:38] much magic [13:39] #: src/akregator_part.cpp:194 [13:39] msgid "Kubuntu Wire" [13:39] and apparently we patch the akregator [13:39] also very fancy [13:40] Riddell: btw, I hope you remember when I note that maybe kf5 branches should be in another project than kubuntu-packaging [13:41] they are now actively screwing with the kubuntu-patched-l10n automation [13:41] * apachelogger calls it a week and heads out for a drink [13:46] apachelogger: drinks at 3 ? :O [15:36] could someone here do me a favour. Can you do an "ls -l ~/.cache/upstart/dbus.log" [15:36] and tell me if it's insanely huge [15:36] anything greater than a few Mb [15:41] moment [15:42] d_ed: 13M here [15:42] though I have 7 other files gzip'd on disk [15:43] wow [15:43] d_ed: entire folder is 3.6 G === greyback is now known as greyback|food [15:58] hello, can someone please review and push bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/plasma-framework Riddell is out until Monday === greyback|food is now known as greyback [16:16] sgclark: push to where? [16:17] apachelogger: I think that some of the issues I'm having are the dbus adaptor from my development version conflicting with the live one. [16:17] That may even be the source of some of the weird behavior I'm seeing. [16:17] * shadeslayer is so angry at kconf_update right now [16:17] I'm thinking I need to move this into a chroot before continuing. [16:17] Which sucks. [16:18] the stupid thing is reading the wrong group from the kickoffrc of kubuntu-settings-desktop [16:22] shadeslayer: experimental ppa? not entirely sure, Riddell has been helping me [16:50] sgclark: is it blocking? [16:59] shadeslayer: blocking? it is the final to finish up this round of kf5 [17:03] hm ok [17:03] sgclark: will have a look [17:03] in another hour [17:04] shadeslayer: ty [17:05] no [17:05] np [18:11] Riddell: apachelogger: so the upd script is busted [18:11] for kickoffrc [18:11] and I don't know how to fix it [18:11] according to the documentation it should work [18:11] code looks wonky though [18:18] sgclark: patch doesn't apply? [18:22] sgclark: http://paste.kde.org/pebbnzgko [18:35] sgclark: poke poke [19:11] shadeslayer: sorry was away [19:57] so kwallet was renamed to kwalletmanager [19:57] thoughts on preserving history? [20:21] sgclark: fixed? [20:21] shadeslayer: fixed what? [20:22] sgclark: see http://paste.kde.org/pebbnzgko [20:24] shadeslayer why is it downloading kprintutils? [20:25] sgclark: because someone forgot to update the watch file :) [20:25] oh i see [20:27] shadeslayer ok fixed [20:30] sgclark: thx, uploaded [20:32] [PPA kubuntu-ppa-experimental] [ubuntu/trusty] plasma-framework 4.96.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu14.04~ppa1 (Accepted) [20:33] ty [20:54] shadeslayer, where would I file a bug on Telepathy KDE? [20:55] ahoneybun: try this: https://bugs.kde.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=telepathy&format=guided [21:01] Mamarok, thanks [21:02] you are welcome [21:13] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331632 [21:13] KDE bug 331632 in auth-handler "When Google Talk has 2 step login you can't login to Telepathy KDE" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed] [22:18] how was the beta? [23:17] Riddell: went off smoothly [23:26] yay [23:37] * ahoneybun is running 14.04 beta 1 on his macbook pretty good so far [23:45] Riddell: I'm uploading 4.12.3 btw