[04:25] I don't have permissions necessary to do this ^^^ [04:27] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-notification-helper/+bug/1434226 [04:27] Launchpad bug 1434226 in kubuntu-notification-helper (Ubuntu) "infinite recursion makes kded5 use excessive memory" [High,Confirmed] [04:27] I can confirm that removing kubuntu-notification-helper solves the issue for now [04:27] https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?67778-Kubuntu-15-04-Beta-2-unusable-after-a-short-period-of-time/page2 [04:35] darthanubis: is this a new update? [04:35] I've not seen a problem [04:36] at least from yesterday [04:36] baloo_file is the only thing that acts up occasionally for me [04:37] do you have the notification helper installed and have you recently rebooted since the yesterday updates? [04:39] $ apt-cache policy kubuntu-notification-helper [04:39] kubuntu-notification-helper: [04:39] Installed: 15.04ubuntu3 [04:39] Candidate: 15.04ubuntu3 [04:40] I did not restart today, but I did yesterday [04:40] when did that drop? [04:41] since muon-updater started working again, I'll just been clicking that when I see it [04:41] not sure, I'm guess yesterday from teh bug report and forum posts [04:42] I'll try restarting a bit later [04:42] busy now [04:42] oh, the bug is confirmed already [04:42] I can still tick the "hurts me too" button if I notice the problem [05:03] is anyone awake [05:03] I'm having some critical issues with kwin in 15.04 [05:13] but you didn't say *what* issues [05:15] * tazz hugs valorie [05:16] {{{{{{{{{{{hug}}}}}}}}}}s to tazz [07:04] Riddell: I seem to be missing the 5.2.2 tag in muon repo apparently [07:04] just a fyi [07:05] Good morning. [07:31] sitter: mm I noticed that yesterday, there is one there but I'm not sure it's where it should be [07:31] hola lordievader [07:32] Hey Riddell, how are you doing? [07:33] nice job with shadeslayer yesterday, Riddell [07:36] valorie: oh thanks, did we do ok? [07:36] lordievader: dreich day in barcelona but I'm still happy :) [07:36] File muon_5.2.2-1-0ubuntu3.debian.tar.xz already exists in Primary Archive for Ubuntu, but uploaded version has different contents. See more information about this error in https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/UploadErrors. [07:36] * Add upstream_branch.diff for upstream Plasma/5.2 branch [07:36] -- Jonathan Riddell Tue, 31 Mar 2015 16:07:44 +0200 [07:36] Riddell: >.< [07:36] sync with git and shit [07:37] sitter: oh you mean tag in packaging? [07:37] no, I mean upstream repo has no tag in the Plasma/5.2 branch [07:37] sitter: I fixed kubuntu-notifications-helper to work yesterday and it seems now people are complaining that it's working a bit too hard [07:37] and your packaging stuff is not in the repo [07:37] so now I replicated the work [07:37] gotcha [07:45] Riddell: what happened to knh? [07:45] lp 1434226 happened [07:45] Launchpad bug 1434226 in kubuntu-notification-helper (Ubuntu) "infinite recursion makes kded5 use excessive memory" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1434226 [07:46] wtf [07:46] that function [07:47] Riddell: your knh changes are also not in git [07:48] url = kde:scratch/sitter/kubuntu-notification-helper [07:51] sitter: that is certainly not the right repository... and as knh has no VCS set in debian/control, it's not in git anywhere [07:53] http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=scratch%2Fsitter%2Fkubuntu-notification-helper.git [07:53] I meant that your scratch repos are like the last place I would look at if I would search for a knh repo... [07:54] be that as it may, that's where it lives :P [07:54] someone could playgroundify them [07:54] then at least add Vcs-Git pointing to that -.- [07:54] then we'd also be able to draw translations from kde [07:54] yofel: well now I can't because the repo is not up-to-date :P [07:55] I tested kcm-whoopsie for translations and wondered why they didn't work, turns out lp translations are just not very good, we should get that moved to playground too [07:55] sitter: as I said, without a Vcs setting, that's really your fault ^^ [07:56] Riddell: they don't work because they haven't been imported until this week or last [07:56] I think I sent a mail about that [07:56] yofel: yes [07:57] sitter: right you did, now they "work" just the translations are out of date but maybe lp translators will catch up [07:58] well they are out of date because they only were available for translation for like 1 week and probably pitti didn't even upload a translation import from lp->archive in that time frame anyway ;) [07:58] (assuming they actually are available for translation at all now, which I haven't checked) [07:59] https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/vivid/+source/kde-config-whoopsie/+pots/kcm-whoopsie/es/+translate has "Copyright 2013-2014 Harald Sitter" [07:59] groovy then [07:59] perhaps we should shoot a mail to the translation list [08:00] please do :) [08:00] mh [08:00] Riddell: spanish occurs to me a bit badly maintained anyway [08:00] those strings aren't new [08:00] in fact, I am not sure there were any new main strings at all... only metadata stuff could have changed [08:01] so yeah, playgroundification would be a reasonable thing :P [08:04] that knh patch needs test backing [08:04] in fact, the recursy function should have had one to begin with [08:12] sitter: I'll e-mail ubuntu-translators@lists.ubuntu [08:12] ok [08:13] is there a way to turn a kubuntu weekly ci installation into a regular beta 2 install? eg. removing some repositories or so? [08:14] sudo ppa-purge ppa:kubuntu-ci/unstable-weekly && sudo apt-add-repository -r ppa:kubuntu-ci/unstable-weekly && sudo apt install kubuntu-desktop [08:22] sitter: <3 [08:25] waa spotify linux client doesn't work any more, missing the version of libgcrypt it wants :( [08:25] third party software deployment on linux - much awesome [08:26] ximion will sort that out with Limba [08:32] good morning [08:49] another question, the same question, once more: will any amount of goodness from the visuals of plasma4 (oxygen, air ...) make it through in plasma5, or at least in 15.04? [08:49] i am intending to have my 15.04 look a bit still like my 14.10, I guess that is the issue. [08:50] I was asking in #ubuntu+1: [08:50] "plasma 4. Has these themes. Oxygen. But most importantly Air, I guess. It looks pretty fancy with high contrast. At least when compared to Plasma 5 breeze light theme." [08:51] "it has nice icons. It was often said that 15.04 woudl ship plasma5 "by default" but I hear say that plasma5 is going to be the only option." [08:51] xennex81: sure you can install oxygen on plasma 5 [08:51] that's [sic] --> would.. Okay [08:51] at least icons and qt widget theme, dunno about plasma theme [08:51] hi soee, your bug with muon should be fixed in the upload yesterday [08:52] right, currently I am using the base default of Kubuntu 14.10 with something changed to Oxygen (basically the window decorations theme or something, I mean the overall theme). [08:52] Oxygen itself in this install doesn't seem to ship with the required stuff for changing anything else (everying is set to "File..." as if I can only load a file with the required theme options or the files) [08:53] "although I feel that having an option to select the older looks is a great asset to any distribution and certainly to this one." [08:54] but if what you say is true that would be great, is that hard? [08:54] Riddell: confirmed, thank you [08:55] "it would just be great if any of the old would seep through in the new." [08:55] "and I don't really know how to explain myself but it's really simple. The question is really whether these icons and themes are present or could be present or will be made present in 15.04, by any chance whatsoever?" <--- this is what I had asked, just for reference [08:55] nice one http://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/2015/04/enhancing-user-experience-through-the-compositor/ [08:55] i mean is it just a matter of selecting a package from the repo? [08:56] sounds cool, but more about this [08:57] what is the "plasma theme"? [09:00] there is "style" for Applications, for Colours, Icons, and there is also Workspace Appearance -> Desktop Theme [09:00] i think you mean the latter right, @Riddell [09:02] Desktop Theme will be plasma theme yes [09:02] user support is usually better in #kubuntu BTW [09:04] Riddell: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/vivid_unstable_kdeplasma-addons/107/parsed_console/job/vivid_unstable_kdeplasma-addons/107/parsed_console/log_content.html#WARNING1 [09:08] sitter: what am I to look at ? [09:08] Riddell: warnings about missing qml dependencies ;) [09:10] kwin-addons has missing dependencies... and plasma-widget-kimpanel has missing dependencies... ? [09:10] how is that done? [09:11] and when will we get dh_qml to just add them magically like dh_shlibs? :) [09:11] that's post-build stuff unfortunately [09:11] otherwise you'd have to have qml deps as build-deps [09:11] which seems a bit meh considering they are runtime [09:12] shrug, there are worse things in the world [09:12] "KCI-I :: QtQuick.Controls[1.0] not found." so you wrote some magic to do that? [09:13] anyway, what happens is: it installs each of the debs generated by the source, lists their content, parses all *.qml files to extract their imports, then tries to lookup the actual module according to the lookup rules, it purges the package and autoremoves the deps again and moves on to the next package [09:14] i.e. basic principle: if installing the package does not also install the module, the module must be missing [09:16] seems sensible [09:18] someone can take a lok @ #kubuntu and the problem user has - QT apps starts very slow (~ 1 minute), there is a output form konsole when starting Dolphin [09:25] nvidia-prima is to "hybrid graphics (Intel+NVIDIA)" what the heck is Intel+NVIDIA? [09:27] two gpus? [09:27] :D [09:27] but but.. why? [09:27] and why mix manufacturers? [09:27] nobody knows why [09:28] well intel need less power etc. so yo can use it for exaple when you dont need any fancy gpu speed i think [09:28] d_ed: does sddm have ways to do this? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2015-April/009405.html [09:29] display-setup-script=/sbin/prime-offload display-stopped-script=/sbin/prime-switch [09:29] Riddell: intel makes cheapo weak onboard graphics,nvidia makes expensive heavy duty graphics. since intel would need less powa the two get combined depending on what is needed [09:29] when you do some graphic processing, gaming etc. you need more powerfull gpu = nvidia [09:30] but it works like this i think: even when you are using nvidia, it rendres all but it anyway goes through intel to be displayd on screen ;) [09:31] well, the graphics would have to go over some bus, who it belongs to doesn't matter [09:32] it's not like the nvidia gpu would process it and then intel would process it again, data would simply run over the (idle anyway) intel bus [09:32] anywho [09:32] it's all very silly IMO [09:34] well there is one plus, when using nvidai + propriety drivers, it almost impossible to get screen not tearing, with intel all works just smooth :) [09:34] this is most visible with some dynamic scenes like in the movies or when playing some games [09:35] clearly the solution there is to fix the driver rather than have two gpus :P [09:37] true :) [09:37] but in 14.10 i had teh nvidia-prime working pretty nice [09:38] but sine im on vivid i use only inel as nvidia-prime wont work here atm :) [09:41] @ #kubutnu [11:40] hey guys, do you know why kwalletmanager5 is missing from the kubuntu plasma 5 repo? [09:41] *kubuntu [10:00] https://plus.google.com/+L%C3%AAPh%C6%B0%C6%A1ng2210/posts/NaAjYW75VXb [10:01] soee: there is no kwalletmanager5 [10:02] sitter: and what he needs to get wifi passwords saved ? [10:03] kwallet5 [10:06] yay bug 1426132 fixed [10:06] bug 1426132 in apt (Ubuntu) "baloo is not replaced by baloo-kf5 on dist upgrade breaking release-upgrade" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1426132 [10:07] * sitter falls over [10:07] Riddell: are you going to push your knh upload to git plz [10:08] yep, just need to reboot after the upgrade test [10:10] Riddell: did you checked the merge request from ahoneybun @ kubuntu docs in help center ? [10:13] soee: URL? [10:14] Riddell: i think this one [23:20] Riddell: https://code.launchpad.net/~aaronhoneycutt/kubuntu-docs/vivid/+merge/254841 [10:15] Riddell: protip: commit your change to git and generate the upload package from that. That way you don't forget to commit [10:15] thanks soee [10:15] yofel: what did I fail with that on? [10:15] knh? ^^ [10:16] oh well as you say there's nothing to indicate it even had a git repository :) [10:16] oh right, nvm me ^^ [10:29] why notifications should suggest kscreensaver [10:33] to install extra ones, but we don't have kscreensaver any more [10:33] cos really there's only so many flying toasters you can have before you get bored [10:34] :) [10:47] hmm muchos breakage in kubuntu-notification-helper [10:55] badly written software [10:57] nonsense, just needs some toucing up [10:59] it is [10:59] just like kubuntu-debug-installer [10:59] crap made when we were younger [11:03] hmm, do we actually have a release upgrade notification in 15.04? [11:03] muon installer does it but does muon-notifier? === ahoneybun_ is now known as ahoneybun [11:35] that hook class in knh gives me a headache [11:36] yofel: which hook file is causing the recursion? [11:37] good question, that code wouldn't be run if there isn't a hook file [11:38] yofel, tsdgeos: what do you have in /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d ? [11:40] thanks soee [11:41] hm, I removed knh on this system, but here I have "apt-file-update dropbox-start-required ecryptfs-record-passphrase steam-install-notify" [11:41] checking my notebook will have to wait until evening [11:43] yofel: that's fine any one will cause the bug [11:45] Riddell: for some reason the main branch of ubiquity was missing the last icon as well, I think I fixed the first icon, I ran "bzr add" on all the files. The first icon was missing cuz I edited the welcome.html for the screenshot. [11:46] ahoneybun: ok, what do I need to get the fix? [11:47] Riddell: I made the changes to my branch so just a merge for the ubiquity === rdieter_ is now known as rdieter [11:48] I'll grab the url [11:48] https://code.launchpad.net/~aaronhoneycutt/ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu/vivid/+merge/254846 [11:48] lovely [11:48] let me fix the last few permissions [11:48] ahoneybun: you also did lots of updates to -docs package? is that to make it all kf5 style docs? [11:49] Riddell: to fix that one bug mostly (with yofel help a lot) [11:49] ahoneybun: you have an nvidia? do you know what driver manager installs when you tell it to install stuff? [11:50] Riddell: I do, not sure what it does everytime I installer the nonfree driver I can never get the system to work right [11:51] \o/ no more permission changes! [11:51] Riddell: ubiquity is all good to merge (no extra work for you this time) [11:54] woah [11:54] that hook parser seems a bit weird [11:54] sitter: how so? [11:54] for the docs https://code.launchpad.net/~aaronhoneycutt/kubuntu-docs/vivid/+merge/254841 [11:54] it's badly named [11:55] I can rip out half the entires in my test case and the hook class still thinks the file is valid [11:55] I can remove the entire name and it will still be happy >.< [11:55] sitter: I don't think it's formally specified, Command=true is probably a valid file [11:56] Riddell: the code talks of a spec. but even if it there wasn't one no name and no description pretty much consistute an invalid hook as far as the gui is concerned [11:57] anyway, I have some highlevel test, I just need an example file that causes recursion [11:58] sitter: don't they all? [11:58] it calls getField() [11:58] which calls getField() [11:58] but it never actually parses the field [12:00] * ahoneybun would love to get notifications from IRC [12:00] hm, felix supposedly fixed that in quassel [12:01] in konversation [12:01] doesn't it? [12:01] nudge sho if not I guess [12:01] Riddell: nope, I don't understand the code [12:03] ah you are probably right [12:03] how did that ever work Oo [12:04] it's actually possible that it broke in the port [12:04] the lookup flatness looks like something I would write [12:05] Riddell: there will be one more update to kubuntu-docs before release as I update the installer slides on the wiki [12:05] ah yes [12:05] I did change the lookup [12:05] it didn't get more loopy though, it was inifinite recursion previously as well Oo [12:07] ahoneybun: we also need to work out how the translations for the slideshow works [12:09] Riddell: of course, not sure how it worked before but I'll help [12:09] ahoneybun: ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu_95.dsc up! [12:09] :) I got a email \o/ [12:10] I'll grab a daily build tomorrow and test [12:11] work bbl [12:13] oh oh oh [12:13] Riddell: I broke it! [12:13] there used to be readFile(str, locale) and readFile(str), I folded the two and now it's infinity read [12:14] ¡que facha! [12:15] sitter: shall we put this into playground? [12:16] everything must go into playground [12:16] turns out I'm not the only one who doesn't sync archive with git, harald also made an upload that isn't in git :) [12:16] pushed now [12:17] "Launchpad currently recommends translating kubuntu-notification-helper in Ubuntu Utopic. " hmm we're a month from release why is launchpad still recomending utopic [12:18] Riddell: what did I not push? [12:19] sitter: + * Set library translation domain for kded and kcm [12:19] fancy [12:21] "Launchpad currently recommends translating kde-config-whoopsie in Ubuntu Vivid. " good fixed, whatever would ubuntu do without us? [12:22] Hiyas all [12:25] hmm even the export tar from launchpad is weird for translations [12:25] Riddell: tsdgeos_work@xps:~$ ls /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d/ [12:25] apt-file-update data-downloads-failed steam-install-notify [12:25] Riddell: i uninstalled the kubuntu package yesterday if it matters [12:26] tsdgeos: could you pastebin this? for asdf in /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d/*; do echo ${asdf}; cat ${asdf}; done [12:27] Riddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10717990/ [12:31] thanks [12:31] sitter: some example files for you ↑ [12:32] http://paste.ubuntu.com/10718018/ [12:32] qq [12:34] the function is even more wrong [12:34] jebus [12:35] I feel like I am rewriting code I wrote in libkubuntu already [12:35] * sitter looks [12:35] sitter: I pushed an updated launchpad translations export [12:36] Riddell: a what now? [12:36] sitter: what don't you understand? [12:37] sitter: pushed fix for bug 1439139 [12:37] bug 1439139 in kubuntu-notification-helper (Ubuntu) "proprietary driver notification not running kcmshell5" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1439139 [12:38] sitter: does moving to playground need a kde sysadmin request? [12:39] https://techbase.kde.org/Policies/Application_Lifecycle seems to still talk about svn [12:45] sitter: https://sysadmin.kde.org/tickets/index.php?page=tickets&act=doadd submitted to request a new playground repository then I think we get instructions to move it and then we talk to i18n people I guess [12:55] "kf5.kded: kded module "notificationhelper" still uses .desktop files ("kded/notificationhelper.desktop"). Please port it to JSON metadata." moans kded [12:59] ahoneybun: could you help me understand the nvivia issue a bit more? [13:02] soee: Isn't that intel+nvidia the same as what AMD was doing with ATI, ie. if you have a defined set of matching chips (onboard AMD and discrete ATI) that then it *could* work together but the marginal gains were so low that you really wondered if it was anything more than a nice idea? [13:03] soee: or is it these days about power consumption? [13:03] soee: being less I mean. [13:03] xennex81: tbh, i never had any ati card so im not usre this gpu segment [13:04] what i read bout this, it was power save etc. topic. We have nvidia prime only on laptops [13:05] because here you want to save power etc. if you dont need some nice gpu power most of teh time [13:05] it would be pointless to have nvidia active and used then [13:05] thats teh point i thin [13:05] *think [13:05] soee: I'd have to look into this current technology but it seems odd to me that there'd actually be a form of GPU-offloading, but I guess it's there if the driver supports both.... (that nVidia Primus). [13:06] yeah I guess, looking into it a bit, interesting :) [13:07] anyway, I just wanted to mention that it seems odd @sitter [13:07] ? [13:08] Riddell: while you are pestering sysadmins file tickets for all the kubuntu repos I have in my scratch :P [13:09] about the nvidia primus thing, something is bugging me about it ;-). Never mind though. [13:10] uhm, i was discronnected :< [13:11] xennex81: http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/optimus_technology_uk.html [13:11] you can watch teh short video there lso [13:12] on windows it works a bit less coplicad then linux. hre we have to switch gpu and relogin [13:13] on windows you can rightclick on app and pick from contet menu the gpu that should be used [13:14] i think some latops offer option in bios to turn off one o the cards [13:14] sadly not on my dell [13:16] Riddell: i think this explains all http://www.nvidia.co.uk/content/optimus_technology/optimus_technology_popup_uk.html :D [13:16] i see that there is a "bumblebee" project that you have to install for it [13:16] you want just nvidia-prime package tbh [13:17] it adds cli or gui (in nvidia-settings) to switch gpus [13:17] but dont try now as it does not ork with sddm :-) [13:18] ok, nevermind. [13:21] Riddell: I had asked my themes in Vivid question on #kubuntu at first, I was redirected to #ubuntu+1, then to #kubuntu-devel, sorry if I am burdening you here. [13:40] sitter: is there a way to list those? [13:43] Riddell: quickgit.kde.org? [13:44] i think this is teh most annoying bug atm: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sddm/+bug/1407152 [13:44] Launchpad bug 1407152 in sddm (Ubuntu) "Can't log out from Plasma session with SDDM" [Critical,Triaged] [13:44] is it easy to fix ? [13:47] soee_: it's an upstream bug i think, d_ed is that what we were talking about earlier? ↑ [13:47] probably, but I don't think it's SDDM [13:47] given ksmserver is still running === rdieter is now known as rdieter_work [13:54] kcm-driver-manager -> kde-config-driver-manager [13:54] kcm-whoopsie -> kde-config-whoopsie [13:54] sitter: how about those renames for debian's policy on naming kcms? [13:55] fine by me [13:55] got annoyed by it the other day as well ^^ [13:55] I think the source packages might even be named differently than their repos [13:55] its very weird all [14:03] tickets opened for kde-config-whoopsie git repository [14:03] kubuntu-debug-installer git archive [14:03] Move kubuntu-notificaitons-helper to playground [14:03] kde-config-driver-manager git archive [14:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/10718498/ [14:09] just once I'd like to fix a bug without having to write a ton of code to fix another bug that appeared in the course of fixing the initial bug [14:12] but then how would you show your elite coding powers? [14:13] good point :O [14:14] "hookevent" is an annoying name, the user visible name is "upgrade information" neither is very descriptive and neither match the other [14:14] although "other notifications" is not very descriptive :) [14:15] but too late for string changes [14:17] mparillo: upgrade from 14.10 is working, might be worth a tweet or two :) [14:18] * Riddell removes warning from kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-vivid-beta-2 [14:20] seriously? Entire upgrade from 14.10 to 15.04 is working? [14:21] ;] [14:22] well it's not completely broken, more testing appreciated [14:22] such a waste of time [14:22] Riddell: [ubuntu/vivid-proposed] kubuntu-notification-helper 15.04ubuntu4 (Waiting for approval) [14:24] sitter: rejected, you forgot my fix which I just pushed [14:25] mh [14:25] glad you guys mentioned the upgrade from 14.10 to 15.04 isn't quite ready yet , was about to do-release-upgrade -d [14:25] Riddell: you didn't add a changelog entry [14:25] oh oh [14:25] Riddell: the update translation commit seems wrong [14:25] they should come from some language-pack [14:26] from where? [14:26] language-pack-en: /usr/share/locale-langpack/en_AU/LC_MESSAGES/kcm_notificationhelper.mo [14:26] you want them extracted from 100 language-pack packages? [14:26] why? [14:27] i might do it in a harddrive install (no VM) prior to see if I can install it from scratch (15.04 that is, if I'm not going to install Ubuntu GNOME for a change first -- I have a bit of a rambunctiousness planned) but it will be a few weeks. [14:27] Riddell: noooo, they are to be used from there [14:27] Riddell: the import you did is being stripped during build [14:27] the solution here is to patch ki18n to search locale-langpack [14:27] Riddell: new upload incoming [14:28] sitter: hang on, we still have bug 1439147 [14:28] bug 1439147 in kubuntu-notification-helper (Ubuntu) "fix restricted codecs notifier" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1439147 [14:28] although I guess with the kded issue we should get a fix in pronto [14:28] yah [14:28] sitter: needs X-Ubuntu-Use-Langpack: yes removed and then it won't get stripped? [14:29] then the languages don't get updated [14:29] the solution is to patch ki18n :P [14:29] ki18n does read from locale-langpack [14:30] then the import is useless anyway [14:30] we don't want the languages to get updated don't we? we want to move translations upstream [14:30] as I was saying... the translations are in the langpack [14:30] Riddell: not for 15.04 we don't [14:30] right but we want to move to them being upstream [14:30] well 15.04 can do whatever it wants :) [14:30] yes we want them from upstream, but right now we have no upstream translations :P [14:31] all we have is lunchpad tranlsations and the workflow for those is to land via langpacks [14:31] so that's what we have to stick with until we have upstream translations [14:32] yep [14:32] anyway good stuff sitter [14:38] why do none of the files in this thing have comments?! [14:40] restricted install notifier is only shown when an app calls it like k3b? [14:40] when did flash-install get shown? [14:43] anyone got a fix for kded5 going buck crazy and consuming RAM and swap, bring system to its knees? [14:44] KDDA: yep, sitter is being wonderful and has coded one especially for you [14:44] keep an eye on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-notification-helper/15.04ubuntu4 [14:45] KDDA: or just uninstall the kubuntu-notification-helper for now :D [14:46] * Riddell wonders why the download icon in breeze is a floppy disk [14:49] what is causing it?!? [14:51] it's a coding error, recursive call [14:53] KDDA: or just uninstall the kubuntu-notification-helper for now :D [14:53] he [14:53] too slow [14:53] need to be faster next time [14:55] This is crazy [14:55] KDDA: or just uninstall the kubuntu-notification-helper for now :D [14:55] I did [14:55] then you should not be having issues anymore [14:55] are you? [14:56] it happens all of a sudden [14:56] should be fixed by removing kubuntu-notification-helper [14:56] it fixed it for me [14:56] truth be told i also removed all apport- [14:56] packages [14:57] too much fancy tech that could be failing [14:57] * sitter out [14:57] what is the actual problem? [14:57] someone drop me an email should there still be a grave issue with the notification-helper in the ubuntu4 upload [14:58] is it nvidia [15:00] no it's notification-helper [15:02] with kubuntu-notification-helper being fixed, temporarily removed for me as well, I wake up to baloo-file using 100% cpu. Will that get resolved as well. I'm sure it will, but is there something I can do to avoid it for now? [15:05]