[06:20] good morning [06:28] hi soee [06:29] Good morning. [07:21] valorie: it's unsupported because no dev ever done it [07:21] we just pretend like it should work [07:21] you know, the way we deal with bug reports as well [07:21] :S [07:21] which is why I tried it! [07:21] and wrote to the list about it [07:22] just about to work on that laptop again [07:22] which I greatly appreciate until devs start doing exactly that thing on a semi-regular basis it won't work though [07:22] maybe I should hit amazon and order some more usb keys [07:22] sorry it took me so long [07:24] woah, you can get a 1 GB for 71 cents === vinay is now known as Guest13034 [10:06] weeeeeee, logging in from plasma5 konvi [10:06] this is awesomely cool [10:28] konvi ? [10:39] Hiyas all [10:50] valorie: naming! [10:50] KF5 konvi [10:50] not Plasma5 konvi [10:57] valorie: I'm a bit confused by your install report, is everything fixed? do you know what caused the problems? [10:57] Pali: did you see my testing report of yesterday? === kbroulik is now known as kbroulik-lunch === kbroulik-lunch is now known as kbroulik [12:11] hmm, anyone a git equivalent of bzr-buildpackage ? [12:16] * Riddell finds https://wiki.debian.org/PackagingWithGit [12:39] Hei guys, do you know where I can get an example config for a apt repository (maybe an official kubuntu/ubuntu repo) [12:40] SourBlue: I'm not sure what you mean [12:41] configuring what? [12:41] http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=mirrorer/reprepro.git;a=blob_plain;f=docs/short-howto;hb=HEAD [12:42] well that seems to describe settings up an apt repository if that's what you want to do [12:42] we don't tend to have a need to do that as we juse use launchpad PPAs [12:43] I need one for work [12:47] SourBlue: see https://wiki.debian.org/HowToSetupADebianRepository#reprepro_for_new_packages for a howto [12:47] I think I've used mini-dinstall when I've done it before [12:48] SourBlue: This one [1] is also usefull, prevents the authentication errors. https://wiki.debian.org/SettingUpSignedAptRepositoryWithReprepro [12:49] That looks promising thank you! [12:49] did someone find a solution for the sddm problem? [12:55] Riddell: https://launchpad.net/~pali/+archive/ubuntu/kubuntu-backports/+sourcepub/4449433/+listing-archive-extra [12:55] I added Breaks and Replaces [12:56] but I'm using my own version of kdepim so I cannot test it on my machine if kdepim is working correctly... [12:56] so reason why I did not see this problem [12:58] Pali: I just tested the install in a virtual machine [13:19] Backports for 4.14.0? Careful there. IMAP may break in kmail when used with a courier server. It's supposedly fixed in 4.14.1 [13:20] Pali: ↑ [13:21] ok, so wait for 4.14.1? [13:22] when packages for trusty will be in ppa, I can start that kubuntu-automation script for repacking them for precise [13:22] sgclark said she'd start on that, not heard from her today [13:45] Pali: but of course you can start on it too if you want to become an elite kubuntu ninja :) [13:51] We don't have a Script that helps / automates repackaging? [14:17] SourBlue: we have lots, what scenario were you thinking of [14:18] most are in bzr branch lp:~kubuntu-packagers/+junk/kubuntu-automation [14:18] where, for example, I just finished porting kubuntu-initial-upload to use debian git where we've just moved our plasma 5 packaging [14:19] to backport we have kubuntu-batch-backport [14:21] What? [14:21] scenario? [14:30] new release of plasma 5 from kde? kubuntu-initial-upload to update the changelogs and throw into the next-staging PPA [14:30] then I set up kubuntu-ppa-build-status on the web server to show us an overview of what's built and what's broken [14:30] then we fix bits as needed [14:31] kubuntu-archive-upload is the script to ready it for upload to ubuntu [14:31] and kubuntu-batch-backport if you want to backport to kubuntu-ppa/backports or wherever [14:34] ah okay i get it now [14:35] so blue http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/plasma-status/build_status_5.0.95_utopic.html [14:35] and notes are kept on https://notes.kde.org/p/kubuntu-ninjas-frameworks [14:35] although they're a bit messy now and the kubuntu-automation scripts have precious little documentation [14:35] all linked from http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ [14:36] What does blue mean? [14:38] waiting to be built [14:39] I just uploaded all of plasma 4.0.95 to kubuntu-ppa/next-staging PPA and launchpad will built it [14:39] except they seem to have the wrong version of extra-cmake-modules so it's wanting on that to appear [14:39] I'll change the version in build-depends as that version doesn't exist yet [14:43] and there's new tars that needs whole new packages being made === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter [14:56] apachelogger, shadeslayer: someone can probably turn off the sddm-kcm in blue-shell now, it's failing and we have a real release in next ppa [15:04] first build failures/fixes needed incoming! http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/plasma-status/build_status_5.0.95_utopic.html [15:48] hmm, breeze translations? in the breeze metapackage or in the breeze .deb they're related to? breeze_style_config.mo and kde-style-breeze === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia === Pici` is now known as Pici [16:57] breeze-qt4 uploaded but it fails, a task for tomorrow [16:57] time to wander oof, adios todo [18:21] ding dong :) [18:44] hows teh plasma5.1 b2 ? ? [18:49] * BluesKaj waits for a response to soee's question :) [18:50] oh its b1 not b2 right ? === rdieter is now known as rdieter_work [21:36] ok, another bug for ya [21:36] on KDE Plasma 5 Kubuntu, plugging in headphones does not mute speakers [21:36] "cat /proc/asound/card0/codec\#* | grep Codec" outputs "Codec: Realtek ALC889" [21:37] (by not muting speakers, I mean that identical sound comes out of the speakers and the headphones) [21:37] waddlesplash: is kmix running? [21:37] kdeuser56: indeed it is, I have it open right now [21:37] waddlesplash: which application produces the sound? [21:38] kdeuser56: any application, KMix's own sound dings come out both for example [21:38] I can play stuff in VLC or Firefox or Flash Player and it'll come out everywhere [21:38] waddlesplash: and that does not happen on the other utopic iso? [21:39] kdeuser56: Did not try. It doesn't happen on Windows with the proprietary Realtek drivers [21:40] waddlesplash: hm. would be great if you tested it with the other utopic iso: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/current/ [21:40] why would that change anything? [21:40] isn't the Alsa/Pulseaudio versions the same? [21:40] I don't see why this is a KMix problem... [21:40] waddlesplash: yeah exactly. but plasma5 is not there [21:40] So? And KMix is the KDE4 version anyway [21:40] (Kmix 4.5 using KDE Platform 4.14) [21:41] waddlesplash: hm okay ... then it as nothing to do with plasma 5 [21:41] yep [21:41] so far the only differences between the v4 ISO and v5 ISO are that this one has Plasma Workspace v5 [21:41] and KSysguard is v5 [21:41] all the other apps are v4 [21:42] well, ok, KWin too [21:42] waddlesplash: this problem is specific to your hardware then. I am using utopic too [21:42] ok [21:42] wierd, because this did not happen on 14.04 [21:42] and I didn't change my hardware since then [21:42] waddlesplash: I would not be sure on the changes you listed. There are A LOT more changes between the isos [21:43] themes, etc. yes. [21:43] but the base kernel/compiler/drivers/etc. are all the same [21:43] no idea what's going on [21:44] waddlesplash: if I were you I'd test with a normal utopic iso and then try to report a bug [21:44] AlsaMixer detecs the headphones [21:44] kdeuser56: well, I installed it [21:44] so, not so easy [21:45] kdeuser56: well, AlsaMixer detecs my headphone jack and can modify the volume independently of the speaker output [21:45] not sure what the issue is then [21:46] waddlesplash: in fact kmix may have a lot to do with sound ... try it ... kill kmix and see whats left of your soundoutput [21:47] kdeuser56: "killall kmix" and everything still plays [21:47] still can modify volumes via alsamixer [21:47] waddlesplash: weird [21:48] waddlesplash: okay that it back ... not weird [21:48] waddlesplash: seems I ran in a problem last time i tried [21:48] You don't know much about the KMix<->ALSA stuff do you? [21:48] because, I know enough to know that KMix is just a GUI [21:48] and really not much else [21:49] waddlesplash: its a gui yes, but one that has the power to mess around [21:49] waddlesplash: (the backend) [21:50] so? still can't do everything [21:50] nothing relies on it but other KDE apps really [21:51] waddlesplash: I am not saying I know much about alsa etc. I was just trying to make suggestions and to rule out all possible causes [21:51] yeah, already did that [21:51] thanks for your help tho [21:51] maybe Riddell can shed some light on this, if not, I suppose it's not hard to unplug the speakers when I want to use headphones [21:51] which is not that often [22:48] Riddell: sorry, I was probably incoherent with sleep deprivation + joy at finally getting a ... mostly working install