=== tazz_ is now known as tazz [07:14] Good morning. [07:17] good morning [07:19] Hey soee, how are you? [07:20] lordievader: sick :( [07:22] Hmm, that ain't good :( [07:36] Your membership in motu is about to expire [07:36] noooooooooooo [07:40] Yer no longer a master. [07:42] you will miss raising your sword to the sky and crying "I HAVE THE POWER!" [07:46] nono, expiration averted. I shall remain master of the universe forevermore [07:50] excellent [08:32] hola [08:39] hi === fabo_ is now known as fabo [09:27] Good morning lovely Kubuntu folks [10:33] Riddell: what's the deal with 14.12 beta 2? i only got the kolf package updated :D [10:34] Riddell: also the new Plasma 5 doesn't get a "logo" if i'm using lightdm (the unity frontend) [10:34] tsdgeos: I've only done that 1 package, I really wanted to see the new features in kolf [10:35] tsdgeos: or more truthfully that was a simple example so I can confirm with Debian and everyone that it's done the right way [10:35] i hope the new translations of the desktop files please you :) [10:35] is something different there? [10:36] tsdgeos: bug 1393370 reported [10:36] bug 1393370 in kubuntu-settings (Ubuntu) "no logo for plasma 5 in lightdm" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1393370 [10:37] <_Groo_> hi/2 all [10:37] <_Groo_> is https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ci/+archive/ubuntu/unstable-daily working? the last "daily" build was 3 days ago [10:39] _Groo_: I think there's been some build failures so they haven't gone into that archive [10:39] <_Groo_> Riddell: ah ok then :) [10:48] jmux: I'm giving a wee talk about Kubuntu, can you tell me if the updated version is rolled out in Munich? [10:54] Riddell: I don't understand your question?! We'll rollout 12.04 with KDE 4.12.x - that's still in test until end of month. I have no idea about the productive rollout - not my department. [10:56] jmux: thanks that's what I wanted to know [11:04] apachelogger: where the crash showing website? [12:16] Riddell errors.ubuntu === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter === alket_ is now known as alket === kbroulik is now known as kbroulik-lunch [13:20] Riddell: Looking at the LivdFS build failure logs, it looks like ktorrent is going to have to go unless someone produces a Plasma 5 port. [13:20] There's also an oddity with kactivities I didn't figure out yet. [13:21] Hi folks [13:40] ScottK: mm depends on libkworkspace4abi2 [13:40] I'll see if it can built without it [13:41] OK. But consider once you've done that if we'd be better of just using qbittorrent for now. [13:41] ScottK: I've not tried it, what's it like? === kbroulik-lunch is now known as kbroulik [13:41] I haven't either, but it seems well maintained in Debian and upstream is active, so it's promising. [13:42] (I can't remember the last time I did any kind of torrent, so I'm not the right guy to check) [13:42] ktorrent is pretty good and featureful but it does suffer from the kde stereotype of filling the ui with everything you might ever consider wanting [13:42] but how do you watch the new series of Dr Who? [13:43] Don't. I chose to have children instead of watching TV. [13:50] I'd have thought one of the advantages of having children is to have an excuse to watch dr who :) [13:51] Once she's a little older. [14:20] morning [14:21] hi sgclark [14:29] hola sgclark === Squt is now known as Sput [15:44] removing homerun from the archive, it needs plasma 4 [15:45] Riddell: Thanks for fixing ktorrent. [15:45] That just leaves kactivities to sort out. [15:46] ScottK: what needs sorted with kactivities? [15:46] Riddell: kactivities : Conflicts: libkactivities-bin but 4:4.13.3-0ubuntu2 is to be installed [15:46] shadeslayer: removing plasma-widget-fastuserswitch from the archive, it needs plasma 4 (you packaged it says changelog) [15:46] Not sure what's pulling libkactivities-bin in. [15:48] kactivities is kf5 and libkactivities-bin is kde4, they will conflict, upstream insisted on it for some reason but anything that works with old stuff should work with new stuff [15:48] ScottK: where are you seeing this? [15:48] Riddell: In the LiveFS build failure log from last nigh. [15:48] night [15:48] Ah. Looks like you don't get them. [15:49] Just forwarded it to you. [15:49] You might want to get yourself on distro for those. [15:49] I think I get enough e-mail as it is! [15:50] It only mails when it fails. [15:50] they might be the same problem of course, ktorrent might want to bring in libkdeworkspace which wants kactivities-bin [15:51] Riddell: fine by me [15:53] hmm, maybe it's libkactivities6 which recommends kactivities-bin and is used by dolphin and several other important bits [15:53] That seems more likely. [15:53] qt slipping alrady :/ [15:54] I think the KDE4 stuff has to stop using kactivities-bin [15:55] three cheers for mitya57 who just got into core-dev! [15:55] tsdgeos: pardon? [15:55] "* Unfortunately we don't have rc packages available at the moment --> Cannot release rc Tue 18th Nov as planned" [15:56] tsdgeos: ah, upstream are slipping their schedule? [15:56] yep [15:58] I guess plasma 5.2 will want qt 5.3 then, the question is what's best for kubuntu shipping in april [15:59] Riddell: I'm pretty sure we want to ship the Qt5 that KDE is willing to support Plasma/KF5 on. [16:00] ScottK: I'll make libkactivities6 (kde4 lib) recommend kactivities (plasma5 binaries) instead of kactivites-bin (kde4 binaries) [16:00] Will that actually work correctly? [16:00] ScottK: and as upstream plasma release dude I also have to work out what Qt version Plasma wants [16:01] ScottK: yes it should be fine, it's all backwards compatible promises the upstream maintainer [16:01] Right. So figure that out and you'll know the Kubuntu answer. [16:01] Cool. Sounds like the right fix then. [16:01] Then the KDE4 package can be removed too, right? [16:02] ScottK: the source package can't be removed, it still needs to build libkactivities6 (kde4 lib) [16:03] ScottK: I guess we could update it to not build kactivites-bin (kde4 binaries) [16:03] I think that'd be good. Harder to have something accidentally use it in the future that way. [16:03] what a lot of faff just to support Sick_Rimmit and his love of activities :) [16:04] I still haven't figured out how they work or what they are good for. [16:05] you should watch Sick_Rimmit's presentation from friday [16:05] although it didn't manage to convince me either [16:06] but I guess if you like to separate your life into home/work/setup for children/setup to watch dr who then it would be handy [16:06] I guess. [16:07] I have different computers/user accounts mostly for stuff like that. [16:09] ok uploaded [16:09] now if only a friendly archive admin would review sddm we might get working images tomorrow [16:11] Thanks Riddell! [16:12] oh we also need a friendly archive admin to approve the owncloud update https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+queue?queue_state=1&queue_text= bug 1384355 [16:12] bug 1384355 in owncloud (Ubuntu) "ownCloud should be removed" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1384355 [16:12] well ~ubuntu-sru person [16:22] tsdgeos: I'm a bit confused by kwebkitpart in https://www.kde.org/info/security/advisory-20141113-1.txt, am I right in thinking that isn't used any more? [16:23] define "anymore" [16:23] ii kpart-webkit 1.3.4-1 amd64 WebKit KPart [16:26] ah, a kpart used by konqueror [16:26] thanks [16:44] Riddell: Someone gets to try again on sddm. [16:45] Full license text for CC BY 3.0 and COPYING-CMAKE-SCRIPTS missing. [16:48] fun fun, thanks [16:49] I wonder why cc-sa-by isn't in common-licences by now [16:54] Even if it was, you still need a copy in the tarball. That just makes debian/copyright shorter. [16:55] no you don't, colin's been pretty clear upstream doesn't have to ship the full licence if they don't want to as long as it's clear what it refers to [16:56] but definately worth doing [16:57] * Sick_Rimmit spots discussion about KDE Activities... He LOVES EM [16:59] Sick_Rimmit: but are they better than virtual desktops? [17:00] Yes, and the reason for this is they give you a completely independent workspace, and can be configured to be up and running with a default application set if you so wish [17:00] You can wake them up and put them to sleep as and when you need them. [17:03] Sick_Rimmit: but are they better than different system users? [17:04] Well the context is dramatically different there. [17:04] Different system users create data isolation [17:04] <_Groo_> could anyone point me to a good howto on how to make recipes for launchpad? [17:04] Activities represent the different contexts of your daily workflow, rather then complete separation [17:05] ah so maybe that is a better solution to watching dr who without your children knowing [17:06] They're very good for chatting on IRC at work, whilst looking like you coding on the internal database :-) [17:06] :) [17:11] d__ed: http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/sddm.diff [17:15] ScottK: upstream sddm d__ed says he'll merge that patch to fix the licencing can I upload it again adding CC into debian/copyright? I don't think there's any need for a new upstream tar [17:15] Can you just do a quick repack to add the licenses? [17:15] The tarball by itself is supposed to be distributable. [17:22] oh I see a further problem, CC-BY confused with CC-BY-SA [17:23] and as a side note I see there's CC 4.0 now, guess I should do some reading [17:43] Hi, Is it a config file where I can reduce tha application launcher menu's delay? [17:44] ScottK: sddm uploaded with repacked tar with licence fixese [17:44] Thanks. [17:44] Linnak: user support in #kubuntu thanks [17:45] I've asked for a couple of days. They have no idea about that [17:46] I thought here are the people who have the knowledge [17:46] Don't see it yet. [17:46] You might also ask on #kde. There's nothing Kubuntu specific about that. [17:47] ok [17:50] upstream bug for sddm licences https://github.com/sddm/sddm/issues/318 [17:51] ScottK: if you're in a helpful mood today remember the owncloud SRU update, it's pretty easy to review just fixes an issue with the previous SRU that's in -proposed https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+queue?queue_state=1&queue_text= [17:51] Riddell: I don't see the licenses in the tarball. [17:51] Riddell: Running short on time. Focusing on sddm. [17:52] -rw-rw-r-- jr/a 19400 2014-11-17 18:35 sddm-0.10.0+dfsg1/COPYING-CC-BY-3.0 [17:52] -rw-rw-r-- jr/a 22164 2014-11-17 18:35 sddm-0.10.0+dfsg1/COPYING-CC-BY-SA-3.0 [17:52] ScottK: you see those? ↑ [17:52] No. [17:53] Just the plain COPYING [17:53] Look at it here in ark http://launchpadlibrarian.net/190285031/sddm_0.10.0%2Bdfsg1.orig.tar.gz [17:53] ScottK: hmm not yet in queue https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+queue [17:54] maybe launchpad is still processing it [17:54] Maybe I got a cached copy of the old one. [17:59] ScottK: hmm dunno, maybe launchpad is just being slow cos I definately uploaded it to vivid [17:59] I'm also out of time, got to go [17:59] dget http://starsky.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/sddm_0.10.0+dfsg1-0ubuntu1.dsc should you fancy a preview [18:00] Riddell: Thanks. Checking with our ace new LP developer cjwatson on #launchpad. [18:00] Riddell: It was usigned. [18:01] Please uplaod again [18:04] shadeslayer, apachelogger, some other MOTU/core-dev: Would you please grab Riddell's sddm update above and upload it. [18:05] Meh. Nevermind. [18:05] Riddell: still missing COPYING-CMAKE-SCRIPTS [18:28] Someone with some time might want to merge kdepimlibs and kdepim-runtime from Debian (or at least grab the patches I just added) as there's a fix there we want. === keithzg_ is now known as keithzg === james is now known as Guest76487 === alket_ is now known as alket === soee__ is now known as soee [21:54] has anyone looked into bug #1363703 / bug #1389320? [21:54] bug 1363703 in sysvinit (Ubuntu) "package sysv-rc 2.88dsf-41ubuntu18 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1363703 [21:54] bug 1389320 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04 upgrade fails - missing LSB comment in virtuoso-nepomuk" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1389320 [21:56] looks like the init script from the virtuoso-nepomuk package (precise) causes problems [21:57] not sure what's the right place to fix this [21:59] debfx: Isn't it supposed to run the new on if the old on fails or is that just prerm and preinst? [22:00] the upgrade seems to fail in sysv-rc. it probably tries to parse all init script (since the dependency boot stuff has been merged to ubunt) and chokes on this particular one. [22:04] Then I guess SRU in 12.04. [22:05] that doesn't help for systems that have already been upgraded to trusty [22:06] Then both? [22:06] Is what's in 14.04 still problematic? [22:06] doesn't exist anymore in trusty [22:07] so in one particular case virtuoso-nepomuk was in rc state [22:07] I see. [22:08] adding a quirk to the upgraded to remove the init script maybe? [22:09] That or presuming virtuoso-nepomuk is still marked installed, one might add a dummy package that removes the script. === greyback__ is now known as greyback