[01:13] sgclark: Could you have a look at your 4.13.97 artikulate upload (build log link above) and see about getting it fixed? [01:15] ScottK: artikulate waiting on new qt-gstreamer (waiting on kamoso etc) as per notes in ninjas pad [01:17] sgclark: Which pad? [01:17] (link please) [01:17] ScottK: https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas [01:17] Thanks. [01:17] np [01:19] Riddell: There's quite a number of things blocking 4.13.97 from migrating to release. I got tired and have given up for tonight. === jackyalcine is now known as jacky [07:48] wrr, how can i kill app ? [07:49] Ctrl+Esc, right click -> send signal-> TERM ? [07:49] or KILL [07:49] thunderbird freezed, if i try to kill it from kSysGuarg thank KSysGuard quites without any error, if i do kill XXX it does nothing [07:50] *than [07:50] kill -9 maybe? [07:50] ha! that one worked :D [07:50] thank you yofel [07:50] it is something like terminate? [07:53] no, terminate is SIGTERM (15), 9 is SIGKILL which is like shotgun with a bomb [07:54] ;o [07:57] btw does the KSysGuarg should behave like this (quits when such clicked to kill a freezed process) ? The thunderbird was started from terminal, than ctrl + x and it freezes [08:30] yofel, soee: for guis one can also use xkill via ctrl-alt-esc [08:30] also ksysguard stuff in plasma5 is busted due to incorrect packaging [08:31] haha ctrl-alt-esc = red scull to kill them all :D [08:31] be careful where you point it tho :P [08:33] this new compiler seems more trouble than it's worth [08:35] really? [08:35] Riddell: I am reasonable certain that is the case for every compiler ever ;) [08:38] yofel: not really I'm just grumbling [08:38] ah, join the club [08:38] the symbol changes make it rather hard to see whether kf5 5.1 really kept ABI intact :S [08:39] Riddell: how about 4.13.97 release for utopic ? [08:46] also when drivers manager will be released for plasma5? [08:51] when kauth isn't broken which should be the case today [08:51] soee: it's in proposed, needs fixes I'm looking at now, any help appreciated [08:51] Riddell: If you are talking about GCC, Linus also had his complaints ;) [08:51] apachelogger: really? kauth unbroken? how? this would be most unexpected [08:51] or not because shadeslayer didn't upload that one :P [08:51] Riddell: apachelogger fixed it [08:51] all the workspace packages that need polkit seem to have incorrect packaging though [08:53] lordievader: oh yes, good to know I'm on the side of the flamer [08:56] Riddell: http://linux.slashdot.org/story/14/07/27/1838219/linus-torvalds-gcc-490-seems-to-be-terminally-broken [08:56] :) [08:57] mh [08:57] Riddell: I have a problem in the upgrader when loading either pyqt5 or pyqt4 .... pyqt5 in trusty is le broken and won't work and I am not sure how to prevent loading the broken thing [08:59] apachelogger: sounds like it needs an exception for trusty [08:59] if ubuntuVersion == trusty: import pyqt4 [08:59] that seems nasty [08:59] broken pyqt5 in trusty is nasty [08:59] plus I am not even sure how to reliably get that ^^ [09:00] python3-distro-info [09:00] ? [09:01] from . import distinfo [09:02] the upgrader is such an ugly pile of files [09:03] that's actually from apt apparently [09:03] * apachelogger sighs [09:06] lordievader: fun read, thanks for the link ^^ [09:07] yofel: ;) [09:07] hm [09:07] Reading about Linus's outbreaks is usually fun :) [09:07] indeed [09:10] so many opinions, so little time! [09:22] mh [09:23] Riddell: did we ever suggest running do-release-upgrade or kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade with sudo? [09:25] oh of course the general purpose open_url function would be in a file importing gtk modules [09:26] no, I only recommend kubuntu-devel-release-upgrade which uses kdesudo [09:27] yay bug 1308931 in proposed [09:27] bug 1308931 in ubiquity (Ubuntu Trusty) "[KDE] Ubiquity side bar is broken on the initial page for the KDE UI " [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1308931 [09:27] Riddell: right but we never said to run it with kdesudo explicitly? [09:27] anywho [09:28] I better solve browers invocation in the fetcher [09:28] it's a slight bit broken [09:28] apachelogger: nope [09:34] ScottK: removed artikulate that's waiting on new qtgstreamer waiting on kamoso and telepathy-kde releases [09:49] !find kde-open [09:49] File kde-open found in kde-runtime, kde-runtime-dbg, libreoffice-kde [09:55] /usr/share/locale-langpack/zu/LC_MESSAGES/ubuntu-release-upgrader.mo language-pack-gnome-zu-base [09:55] Riddell: why look [09:56] our upgrader is not localized [10:01] why the frog is qttranslations5-l10n not installed by default [10:01] :@ [10:10] Hiyas all [10:17] hi BluesKaj [10:19] hi soee_ [10:33] Riddell: help [10:38] apachelogger: que? [10:40] Riddell: translations are kaput [10:40] so very much [10:40] * apachelogger feels like crying [10:41] ;D [10:43] Riddell: qbuttonbox respectively qmessagebox need to have qt qm files from qttranslations5-l10n [10:44] problem #1: qttranslations5-l10n is not installed recommended or nothing [10:44] problem #2: loading the translations is a right mess [10:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7960057/ [10:45] problem #3: if the package were to be anything but a dependency of the upgrader strings will go untranslated [10:46] problem #4: the actual upgrader gettext translations are in the gnome language-pack which I'll argue are not installed by default [10:55] * apachelogger thinks there is a bug int he trello plugin [10:55] or not [10:55] kubotu: ur weird sometimes === soee_ is now known as soee [11:31] kubuntuBot: imager build === toscalix__ is now known as toscalix [12:41] in System Settings -> Colors ; tab Options there is this horizontal scrollbar but if we chnage its value/postions it is always restored default if we exit open it again [12:55] file a bug [12:59] apachelogger: i wonder it is used for oxygen theme, but now when we have qtcurce should it be enabled/visible ? [13:03] hi everyone ... does /usr/bin/kdialog still exist in kf5/plasma5? [13:05] Riddell: ? [13:09] or better asked: does it have a future (is it ported to KF5?) [13:29] apachelogger: what's broken about pyqt5 in trusty? [13:30] ScottK: signals don't work sometimes [13:30] next week is planned plasam 5.0.1 release ? [13:31] ScottK: running usb-creator from here should give you some nice output https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/usb-creator/qt5 [13:31] I even semi-know what functions are involved but it essentially breaks because pyqt thinks it needs to hijack signal-connects from qt and implement them in python only [13:31] and that went horribly wrong in the version we have in trusty [13:39] Can you make a test case? [13:39] Something I can test on utopic and then go whine to upstream about? [13:39] ScottK: it works on utopic [13:40] OK. [13:40] So with the test case, maybe I can get upstream to tell me what we need to fix in the trusty version. [13:41] if I find the time :P [13:41] soee: I plan to tag it on thursday [13:41] mind you, from an integration POV it probably is best if we don't use pyqt5 on trusty anyway [13:41] without framewokrsintegratin it will look weird [13:43] Riddell: nice, is there some changelog available for this release ? [13:43] dunno, we'll find out on thursday [13:47] * apachelogger hungry [13:49] apachelogger: I recommend patatas bravas [13:51] Riddell, shadeslayer, yofel, ScottK: https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/ubuntu-release-upgrader/qt5/+merge/229620 have fun [13:53] if possible someone should test with pyqt4, I haven't had the energy for that [13:53] apachelogger: debian/changelog is busted. [13:53] version you mean? [13:54] cmd to do testery is something like kdesudo -- python3 dist-upgrade.py -s --datadir=../data --devel-release --frontend DistUpgradeViewKDE [13:54] for fetcher testing something like META_RELEASE_FAKE_CODENAME=trusty META_RELEASE_FAKE_VERSION=14.04 /do-release-upgrade -s --data-dir=`pwd`/DistUpgrade -d -f DistUpgradeViewKDE [13:55] i have a file with UTF-8 encoding (sublime text view.encoding() showst that), if i open it with kate it is set to something like ISO 10646-UCS-2, any idea why ? [14:00] locale? [14:02] there is some issue in plasma5 and locales but this has influance on kate and encoding detection ? [14:05] soee, i was just guessing, seems i recall an article about locale affecting encoding states [14:07] I don't understand the regression in pykde4 autopkgtest for ubuntu-release-manager http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/update_excuses.html#pykde4 [14:07] there's no test in pykde4 or in ubuntu-release-manager that I can see [14:20] kubuntuBot: imager build [14:20] ScottK: I think that's all of 4.13.97 building, the only blocker I can see from update_excuses is pykde autopkgtest regression which I've no idea about, and of course other things could be helping it back in update_output.txt [14:21] looking nice and green on http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/kf5-status/build_status_5.1.0_utopic.html [14:21] I asked pitti, he didn't know about that either. [14:21] I can't see as it could be related to pykde4. [14:21] s/as/that/ ? [14:21] Riddell: You did something wrong... Try s/you/me/ or tell me "help sed" [14:22] yes [14:23] ScottK: shall I force it? [14:24] I think that would be reasonable, but I think we should also point it out to whoever's handling the updater. Dunno who that is. [14:24] Maybe ping xnox and he'll figure out who. [14:27] ScottK: que? =) [14:28] xnox: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Utopic/view/AutoPkgTest/job/utopic-adt-ubuntu-release-upgrader/lastBuild/ARCH=amd64,label=adt/console [14:28] pitti said wait for mvo, but I thought maybe you would know. [14:29] Riddell: Definitely force it though. [14:29] looks more like the test is kaputsies [14:30] ScottK: Riddell: not force, but mark skiptest / badtest [14:30] Yeah. That. [14:30] in britney hints to ignore that one. [14:30] ScottK: imho, that looks like quantal finally moved to old-releases =)))) [14:30] That might very well do it. [14:31] hm, but that happened in may. [14:31] ScottK: we can ask bdmurray to look into it as well. [14:31] Please do. [15:17] new Kubuntu 5 ISO : magnet:?xt=urn:btih:25046a6817b635a283187cd66231011280e6c265&dn=kubuntu5-201408051446-x86_64.iso&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.publicbt.com%3A80 [15:20] shadeslayer: need me to update download.kubuntu.co.uk ? [15:20] Riddell: only if it doesn't cost us monies [15:36] * Riddell uploads KF5 5.1.0 to utopic === Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Octopii Fan Club | https://trello.com/kubuntu | Kubuntu 5 Test ISO http://goo.gl/nn2Zej [15:53] anyone remember how to get a list of packages in the kubuntu package set? [15:54] not really [15:54] there was some file somewhere [15:54] apachelogger: btw dolphin is still incorrectly theme [15:54] on the newest ISO [15:56] still uses fusion [15:56] still uses oxygen colors [15:57] nah there was a script somewhere [16:03] shadeslayer: who dolphin [16:03] dolphin can't use fusion [16:03] dolphin is kdelibs4 [16:03] there's no fusion in qt4... [16:03] and yes, I know its still bugged [16:03] I am not sure why tho [16:04] feed branches-next had 25 updates, showing the latest 6 [16:04] it might be entirely related to the fact that I had a Breeze.colors file in my home as mentioned the other day [16:04] shadeslayer: u backported kde4breeze? [16:04] did Marco fix that in 5.0? [16:04] I wot m8 [16:05] u no nutin [16:05] + jon snow [16:05] nevermind I hear there's a release coming [16:06] * apachelogger reads code [16:12] ./edit-acl -P kubuntu -S utopic query [16:15] Riddell: good to get rid of kubuntu-active [16:17] well a shame it didn't take off, maybe it is just the fate of community made open source software to not take off on new platforms [16:19] Can anybody please review/sponsor my qt branch? https://code.launchpad.net/~mitya57/kubuntu-packaging/qt-4.8.6+git49-gbc62005/+merge/228445 [16:20] mitya57: can look shortly, has it not been merged in utopic already? [16:22] No, utopic has 4.8.6 (not +git...) [16:32] mitya57: do you know why we/debian want a git version? [16:32] mitya57: any idea what -system-proxies in configure does? [16:33] did you bzr add parisc-atomic.patch ? [16:34] Riddell: it's because getting an entirely different OS on consumer hardware is hard [16:34] too hard for normal people to do it, in fact sometimes too hard for geeks to do it, so that makes it a rather unrewarding thing to work on [16:35] apachelogger: especially if that hardware doesn't exist, oh vivaldi [16:35] dumdum [16:35] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRxofEmo3HA [16:36] Riddell: 1) For example there is a security fix: https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qt/commit/59eb561989f7a7b65c3e9b11d0ac062479013bf2, 90% of other commits are bugfixes as well [16:36] utube comments are the best [16:36] 2) Makes it use system proxy settings, that is mentioned in NEWS.debian as well [16:37] "french is fucking genius" => "except the fact that he was italian..." [16:37] 3) Indeed I forgot, fixing [16:37] apachelogger: this made me wonder what happened to the gnome mobile initiative but google only knows of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We-8utU1kHo [16:37] heh [16:37] mh [16:37] I feel like I have seen this before [16:38] * apachelogger can't possibly be that old [16:38] * apachelogger squints [16:38] mitya57: there are system proxy settings? [16:38] mitya57: I see no NEWS.debian file [16:39] Ah, that NEWS.debian was in qt5 where we also added that flag [16:39] let me see what that flag is actually doing [16:40] interesting, (from qt5 docs) "On other systems, this function will pick up proxy settings from the "http_proxy" environment variable. This variable must be a URL using one of the following schemes: "http", "socks5" or "socks5h"." [16:41] envrionments are cool [16:41] except for when you want to change stuff on the fly [16:41] * apachelogger welcomes everyone to the 80's and asks to restart all applications [16:42] Riddell: yes. I am using that variable myself sometimes (useful when you want to prevent your package from accessing network during build) [16:43] But there should be no change for most users [16:43] mitya57: let me know when you added the missing file and I'll merge and upload [16:43] Riddell: pushed [16:46] "Forwarded: not-needed" I do dislike how debian doesn't mention where patches come from or why they don't go upstream [16:46] oh yes [16:46] shadeslayer: patches that have not-needed should be red :P [16:47] That's better than no patch headers at all [16:47] because whenever I see not-needed in a patch it actually looks like a couldnt-be-bothered-to-create-this-in-an-upstreamable-fashion :P [16:47] mitya57: that for sure :) [16:48] at least it has a reference to the bug report: Bug-Debian: http://bugs.debian.org/ [16:48] ;) [16:48] huh [16:49] attention to detail there [16:50] apachelogger: waiting for yofel to use css [16:50] oh oh [16:51] and javascrypt column sorting or something [16:51] oh right, I did want to do that [16:51] too many things that distract me [16:54] mitya57: uploading! thanks for your contribution to Kubuntu [16:55] Thanks! [17:15] Mamarok, yofel, ScottK, valorie: vote vote! https://community.kde.org/Kubuntu/Policies [17:27] ooh ooh that's three +1s on the policy [17:27] I think we only need 1 more to go, although it depends on what rules we're using to vote on the rules we use to vote on [17:36] I don't agree with everything there. [17:36] Need more time to make a detailed review. [17:39] comment away [17:46] I gave a short start. Need to do some $work though. [17:48] apachelogger: your patch policy got criticism ^ ;P [17:49] It's not a problem. Any time I violate the policy, I'll do it as a core-dev and not as a kubuntu-dev. [17:50] I was arguing with apachelogger over it, but I'm not too good at providing arguments in IRC discussions... [17:50] so I got defeated [17:51] Riddell: krunner doesn't have a 5.0 branch [17:51] which seems very bad [17:53] I thought upstream dumped the idea of bugfix releases for early 5, so why would it need one? [17:56] yofel: krunner isn't a framework AFAIK [17:56] oh [17:56] it is [17:56] Riddell: nvm [17:56] is it? [17:56] this is confusing.. [17:56] the binary is not, the concept of a runner is [17:58] shadeslayer: actually, can't find a tarball for krunner on depot, so dunno what it belongs to [17:58] https://projects.kde.org/projects/frameworks/krunner [17:58] Framework for providing different actions given a string query. [17:59] * shadeslayer is looking at KToolInvocation code [17:59] #splitallthethings [18:26] buenos tardes sgclark [18:26] I uploaded frameworks 5.1 to utopic [18:26] good afternoon [18:26] woot [18:26] now lots of blue on http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/buildstatus/kubuntu-buildstatus.html [19:04] I am getting error kubuntu 14.10 plasma 5 [19:04] http://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2014/08/05/IMG20140805194727.jpg [19:05] default installation ? [19:07] 14.04 upgrade on [19:08] ok all updates [21:12] boom === aaron1 is now known as ahoneybun [21:13] hello all [21:24] hi ahoneybun [21:24] just finished watching the independence debate are you? [21:26] Riddell: just got Kubuntu 14.04.1 installed [21:27] was thinking of trying out the Plasma 5 build [21:27] yofel: any plans to pkg digikam 4.2? [21:28] me not this week, so free for anyone to pick up [21:33] yofel: k, I doubt I've enough time but 4.0 is useable slow. So let's try. Hopefully 4.2 has fixed it ;-) [21:34] hey yofel [21:34] hey ahoneybun [21:34] allee: there's still 2 weeks till feature freeze, needs to be in before that [21:35] still have that build server up? [21:35] would be great if you could take a look at it :) [21:35] ahoneybun: uh, not *up*... rather ask Riddell for an ec2 session [21:35] yofel: that's the right branch? lp:~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/digikam [21:36] allee: yes [21:36] let's try .. === Riddell changed the topic of #kubuntu-devel to: Kubuntu - Octopii Fan Club | https://trello.com/kubuntu | Kubuntu 5 Test ISO http://goo.gl/nn2Zej | test 12.04.5 iso.qa.ubuntu.com [21:44] !testers | 12.04.5 images on iso.qa.ubuntu.com [21:44] 12.04.5 images on iso.qa.ubuntu.com: Help is needed in #kubuntu-devel. Please ping Riddell, yofel, soee, Tm_T, shadeslayer, BluesKaj, James147, Quintasan, lordievader, shrini, tester56, parad1se, mamarley, alket for information [22:16] Riddell: I've already voted +1 on the policies twice! [22:16] but I shall do so again if needful [22:17] * ScottK is going to ignore the silly ones anyway. [22:19] hey valorie [22:20] hi ahoneybun [22:20] ltns [22:20] yes I know [22:20] plasma 5 is sexy [22:36] it is, I have it running on both 14.04 & 14.10 [22:36] so far, so good [22:36] although rather limited in what one can do [22:36] sgclark: ! I'm just talking with my friend in Vienna [22:37] he gave me the good link to getting cheap + free wireless bus tickets [22:37] hey :) oooh you know someone there? [22:37] so shall I buy us a pair? [22:37] yes, he'll show us around when we arrive [22:37] woot, yes, let me know how much and I can give you cash or however you want to do it [22:38] that'll work [22:38] listen, are you driving up? [22:38] if so, why not just come here and spend the night? [22:38] then you can leave your car here [22:38] if you are flying, I could perhaps meet your plane [22:38] My husband was going to drive me., that would be wonderful [22:39] he was going to drive you, and then drive back to Portland??? [22:39] I can drive as well [22:39] he must love you a LOT [22:39] lol [22:39] probably best if I drive now that I don't have to leave car at airport :) [22:39] it's about 3.5 hours from Portland to here, depending on traffic and where in Portland you live [22:40] Hillsboro [22:41] though he probably wants the car while I am gone (cheaper gas than his truck) so back to him driving me lol, yeah he wuvs me [22:42] email me your address and I will get there! [22:44] yeah, might take 4 hours then, if I recall traffic from Hillsboro correctly [22:44] or you could take the train..... [22:44] oooh train? [22:44] he suggests this hostel: http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/austria/vienna/70876/ [22:44] I like trains! lol [22:45] me too [22:48] pm, sgclark [22:53] how are you valorie ? [22:54] I'm good, how are you ahoneybun? [22:54] * valorie is taking off in a couple of days for Geneva for the book sprint [22:55] writing the Cookbook for frameworks [22:55] wow [22:55] that is really cool [22:55] hopefully I recover from jetlag from this trip, before Vienna! [22:55] not very convenient timing [22:56] hehe I am going to virginia next week on vacation, not so far as you though! [22:56] yes, jetlag within the us is pretty mild [22:57] I suppose from Hawaii to Virginia would be more severe though [22:57] or vice-versa [22:58] lol yeah [22:58] I'm pretty good too [22:59] excellent, ahoneybun [22:59] I'm afraid I have done no doc work at all [23:00] however, I think we won't have anything but polishing for the next release [23:00] the one after that might be a doozy though [23:06] valorie: with plasma 5 you mean? [23:17] ahoneybun: exactly [23:17] if it's stable and featurefull enough to release by then [23:17] which is not a sure thing [23:27] yea but we;ll see [23:28] exactly [23:29] when I get home from hopping about europe, I'll take another look at our docs, and polish if necessary [23:32] I need more hours in the day. [23:33] I've been advocating for the 30 hour day, for lo these many years [23:33] * sgclark wonders if there is an app for that [23:33] no progress on that so far [23:33] I am trying to get on a normal US schedule for my vacation lol [23:38] that's a hard one for me [23:38] somehow I gut through it each time [23:38] hope that it holds for everyday life [23:39] every time I stay a nightowl [23:40] yeah gonna be harder for my husband he works 7pm-7am [23:40] hostel booked [23:40] yay! [23:54] so the docs.kubuntu.org does not look better valorie [23:54] yes, there is some problem on the website [23:54] not sure [23:55] you haven't been around to poke anybody! [23:55] * valorie goes off to dinner