sithlord48 | can anyone tell me where kde splash screens go in 15.04 . i made one with QML that i used for kde4 i would like to use it for 15.04 | 01:29 |
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valorie | "where" as in how do you add it? | 01:36 |
valorie | of course one way to distribute it is to upload to kde-look.org | 01:37 |
valorie | if just "how to add": https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=289&t=125293 | 01:38 |
valorie | however, this is the devel chan, not the help chan - in future please use #kubuntu for such questions | 01:38 |
valorie | I didn't notice | 01:38 |
sithlord48 | valorie: i did but noone in #kubuntu knew what i was talking about | 01:40 |
valorie | people do sleep, go afk to eat, etc. | 01:41 |
Etriaph | If I'm logging a bug against Kate for the 'Projects' plugin, would that be a python plugin? Trying to be specific. | 02:58 |
mitya57 | sitter: Recommends by binary package should be enough | 06:27 |
mitya57 | (that's an answer to the question of ~20 hours ago :)) | 06:28 |
lordievader | Good morning. | 07:41 |
sitter | Riddell: baloo still doesn't like us http://kci.pangea.pub/job/mgmt_daily_promotion_vivid_stable/494/console | 08:03 |
sitter | 06:49:28 baloo : Depends: baloo-kf5 (= 5.9.0+git20150429.1036+15.04) but 5.9.0+git20150429.1036+15.04-0ubuntu0 is to be installed | 08:03 |
sitter | I am not entirely sure why -0ubuntu0 doesn't qualify though | 08:03 |
sitter | seems a bit odd | 08:03 |
sitter | uh uh, apparently source:Version includes the -0ubuntu0 bit for other builds Oo | 08:06 |
sitter | ah | 08:07 |
sitter | Riddell: your fix should have used source:Version I guess :P | 08:08 |
sitter | that's apparently also the difference between the two substvars. source:Version is epoch+upstream+revision, Upstream-Version is epoch+upstream. former would be able to meet =version wheras latter would only work with >=version | 08:10 |
sitter | it all makes perfect sense now | 08:10 |
Riddell | perfect sense :) | 08:12 |
sitter | Riddell: pushed, can you upload to backports ppa plz | 08:13 |
Riddell | sitter: yeah, thanks | 08:14 |
vip | hello | 08:14 |
Riddell | hola vip | 08:15 |
soee | good morning | 08:15 |
lordievader | o/ | 08:20 |
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soee | Riddell: can i grab somewhere this frameworkintegration package mentioned here in last comment https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346849 and just install it to get teh bug fixed? | 08:31 |
ubottu | KDE bug 346849 in general "kmenuedit - can't add custom application icon" [Major,Unconfirmed] | 08:31 |
sitter | 08:31:57 KCI-E :: E: baloo-kf5 source: not-binnmuable-any-depends-any baloo -> baloo-kf5 | 08:32 |
sitter | :@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ | 08:32 |
Riddell | soee: apt install frameworkintegration | 08:42 |
Riddell | sitter: you changed it back to binary:Version but that's what we started off with | 08:45 |
sitter | Riddell: and that was wrong? | 08:45 |
sitter | OHHHHHHHHHHHHH | 08:46 |
soee | Riddell: yes yes, but the git version mentioned there as it is not in the current frameworks version we have | 08:46 |
sitter | Riddell: right this is simply impossible | 08:46 |
soee | *whre to grab it | 08:46 |
sitter | how about we simply use >= with source:Version? | 08:46 |
Riddell | sitter: right,that's the version that gets changed with the rules magic | 08:46 |
Riddell | sitter: good enough :) | 08:46 |
sitter | or simply hardcode >= 5.9 | 08:46 |
sitter | actually | 08:47 |
sitter | Riddell: >= source:Upstream-Version | 08:47 |
sitter | Riddell: backports doesn't need an upload though | 08:49 |
sitter | for the purposes of backports the =source:Version relationship I had pushed originally should be good enough (as in:will be installable) | 08:50 |
snele | not having working system tray icons for many applications in plasma 5 is just terible | 09:47 |
snele | i hope kde devs will reimplement old xembed system tray in time for next kubuntu lts | 09:49 |
snele | not having system tray icons for dropbox, viber, steam etc is - disaster | 09:51 |
lordievader | snele: http://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/2014/06/where-are-my-systray-icons/ | 09:52 |
snele | lordievader: yes i have read that blog post | 09:52 |
alvin | I've seen that link before too :-) | 09:52 |
snele | lordievader: most apps will NOT be ported to new systray specification | 09:53 |
snele | and we are left with unusable apps without systray icons | 09:53 |
lordievader | True, it is unfortunate. | 09:53 |
snele | why kde have to be first and break USER experiance? | 09:54 |
BluesKaj | 'Morning folks | 10:05 |
soee | sitter: steam icon is in systray | 10:05 |
soee | im not sue about dropbox because im using my own owncloud server | 10:06 |
soee | and owncloud icon works with systray | 10:07 |
BluesKaj | dropbox icon doesn't work with systemd, the service starts ok , but the icon does not | 10:08 |
alvin | soee: are you able to start the ownCloud client minimized? | 10:10 |
soee | alvin: no | 10:10 |
alvin | Does that have something to do with the systray too? All minimized autostarted programs are in front of me every time I log on. | 10:11 |
soee | i think its some mising optionfor a window | 10:18 |
sitter | soee: pardon? | 10:21 |
soee | sitter: someone mentioned that there is some option like --minimized or something not supported atm. or smth. | 10:21 |
sitter | complain to steam? xD | 10:22 |
soee | its not about steam, also owncloud and probably some other | 10:22 |
sitter | not sure I understand | 10:23 |
shadeslayer | sni-qt:i386 ... | 10:25 |
sitter | shadeslayer: steam aint qtware methinks | 10:25 |
shadeslayer | ohm | 10:26 |
sitter | besides sniqt doesn't inject command line options, so that wouldn't be related anyway | 10:26 |
shadeslayer | indeed | 10:26 |
soee | its hiher level for me atm. so i can't say more about it :) | 10:29 |
sitter | without more context I can't say anything about it either :P | 10:29 |
alvin | quasselcore --hidewindow is ignored. Well, the --hidewindow part is. | 10:29 |
sitter | that'd be a quassel thing though | 10:30 |
sitter | Sput: ^ | 10:30 |
alvin | I meant quasselclient | 10:30 |
soee | sitter: if you want to test try to install owncloud clinent | 10:31 |
alvin | sitter: You sure? It worked in KDE4. Same goes for KeePassX. There's an option 'start minimized', and it is ignored too. | 10:31 |
soee | you will have icon in systray and its window opened | 10:31 |
* alvin can confirm that too | 10:31 | |
alvin | and a complaint about not having a systray | 10:31 |
vip | oh, mine owncloud client does not minimize on start too (since ~month) | 10:32 |
soee | but there are some infos like here: https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=111&t=107810 check line with: X-KDE-autostart-phase=2 | 10:32 |
sitter | soee: well it has a window open because I haven't configured nothing ^^ | 10:32 |
soee | but this tpic is pretty old | 10:32 |
soee | sitter: configured what exactly ? :) | 10:33 |
sitter | a server | 10:33 |
sitter | form the forum thread I get the idea that its owncloud's default behavior though | 10:33 |
soee | sitter: but if you onfigure it and reboot window will me rendred anyway | 10:33 |
sitter | only it oculd be worked around by forcing it to get ksystemtray'd via kstart | 10:34 |
alvin | No, it starts minimized on 14.10 (with KDE4) | 10:34 |
sitter | but since ksystemtray was not ported or something that wouldn't work anymore | 10:34 |
soee | yup. in KDE4 was minimized | 10:34 |
sitter | I don't see how | 10:34 |
sitter | or rather | 10:34 |
sitter | it may well be, I don't think its particularly related to plasma that it stopped doing so though | 10:34 |
sitter | pull-lp-source: Warning: Distribution data outdated. Please check for an update for distro-info-data. See /usr/share/doc/distro-info-data/README.Debian for details. | 10:35 |
sitter | Or specify a distribution. | 10:35 |
sitter | Riddell, shadeslayer, ScottK: ^ what does an educated person do about that? | 10:35 |
sitter | soee: can you give me a screenshot of the window it would show on start? | 10:38 |
shadeslayer | sitter: about distro-info-data ? | 10:38 |
shadeslayer | erm | 10:38 |
shadeslayer | *update | 10:38 |
ScottK | One drives over to Mark's house and insists he pick a name. | 10:38 |
shadeslayer | ^ | 10:39 |
sitter | ah lovely | 10:39 |
shadeslayer | Wobbly Windows | 10:39 |
shadeslayer | that's what it should be caled | 10:39 |
Riddell | ScottK: hard to drive to an island | 10:39 |
Riddell | but I have a canoe if you want | 10:39 |
sitter | Wanking Wanker | 10:39 |
shadeslayer | Canoeing across the atlantic might be hard | 10:41 |
ahoneybun | sitter: that should be the name of the W release lol | 10:41 |
sitter | alvin, soee: owncloud client version has changed between 14.10 and 15.04 and this really seems more like a bug in the client than plasma | 10:47 |
ahoneybun | sitter: do you know where that tabing windows feature is? | 10:52 |
ahoneybun | you used to be able to right click windows titles and have a way to "tab" them together in one window | 10:52 |
sitter | might have been dropped | 10:53 |
sitter | I seeem to recall having had a conversation about kwin features that were written but aren't maintained and needed to be dropped because of that | 10:53 |
ahoneybun | oh thats sad | 10:53 |
ahoneybun | but understandable | 10:53 |
sitter | ahoneybun: right click window decoration -> settings -> advanced -> automatically group similar windows? | 10:54 |
ahoneybun | I saw that not sure if it did anything on my machine though | 10:54 |
sitter | well no clue. perhaps ask on kde forums | 10:55 |
ahoneybun | thanks sitter | 10:56 |
tnbp | hi, is anyone here using bumblebee AND kde frameworks 5? | 11:11 |
alvin | I was also looking for that tabbing feature. Couldn't find it anymore. And that plasma netbook modus? Also gone? | 11:12 |
tnbp | hi, is anyone here using bumblebee AND kde frameworks 5? | 11:12 |
soee | tnbp: nvidia-prime | 11:20 |
tnbp | soee: i think it would have to be bumblebee | 11:21 |
tnbp | soee: but thank you | 11:22 |
BluesKaj | tnbp: like I said earlier in #kde, perhaps you should ask in #opensuse-devel | 11:24 |
tnbp | BluesKaj: hello again :D | 11:24 |
BluesKaj | tnbp: aka #opensuse-factory | 11:25 |
tnbp | BluesKaj: i couldn't find the devel channel at first, gonna ask there now | 11:26 |
BluesKaj | ok tnbp, good | 11:26 |
sitter | kubotu_: order fishnchips | 11:29 |
* kubotu_ slides fishnchips down the bar to sitter | 11:29 | |
sitter | mh | 11:29 |
sitter | kubotu_: nick kubotu | 11:29 |
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soee_ | Riddell: reds in apps gone, but this packages are marked to be removed: calligra-libs karbon libktpotrprivate8 libmarblewidget20 | 11:41 |
Riddell | soee_: thanks for keeping an eye on it :) | 11:49 |
Riddell | soee_: I just uploaded callige calligra_2.9.2-0ubuntu3~ubuntu14.10~ppa1_source.changes so that'll use the new libmarblewidget and fix that, but I guess it'll take some hours to compile | 11:49 |
Riddell | soee_: oh can you install digikam ok now? | 11:49 |
soee_ | Riddell: i have it installed and dont see update for it | 11:50 |
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soee | Riddell: what about this 2 kdepim pckages that are red https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/next-stage2/+packages ? | 11:58 |
Riddell | soee: well spotted, updating | 12:04 |
BluesKaj | also can't run more than one instance of kate at a time, hope this bug is fixed soon | 12:05 |
tron71 | Hi | 12:18 |
tron71 | I'm facing this very annoying bug https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=343673 | 12:18 |
ubottu | KDE bug 343673 in general "KDEInit could not launch </usr/bin/kate>" [Grave,Resolved: fixed] | 12:18 |
tron71 | I see that it is fixed in kde applications 15.04 | 12:19 |
tron71 | are there any plans to provide a version of kde applications 15.04 for Kubuntu? | 12:19 |
tron71 | because that bug makes Kate almost impossible to use... | 12:19 |
tron71 | it's usable only with a single file ;) | 12:19 |
BluesKaj | it's not fixed on my install though | 12:19 |
tron71 | The bug is also present in the live version of kubuntu 15.04 | 12:19 |
tron71 | and in my current Kubuntu 15.04, the KDE applications are still old if I understand correctly: | 12:20 |
tron71 | kde-baseapps-bin 4:14.12.3-0ubuntu3 | 12:20 |
Riddell | tron71: apps 15.04 is in testing now http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ninjas-status/build_status_15.04.0_vivid.html | 12:22 |
soee | tron71: devs are working on 15.04 apps, should be ready sson i thinl | 12:22 |
soee | Riddell: still reds | 12:22 |
Riddell | soee: that's only because you pointed out the problems :) | 12:22 |
Riddell | maybe if nobody tested it we wouldn't have any reds :) | 12:23 |
soee | ~.~ | 12:23 |
Riddell | is a build failure really a build failure if nobody tests it? | 12:23 |
sgclark | oh kdepim... | 12:25 |
mparillo | tron71: > it's usable only with a single file ;) I know you are asking for two INSTANCES of kate, but I have had multiple files open in multiple tabs in a single instance of kate. | 12:25 |
tron71 | mparillo: I'm asking something different: I'd like to have multiple files open in multiple tabs, in a single instance, but this bugs prevents it | 12:26 |
tron71 | as soon as you have such two tabs, the Dolphin instance you used for opening them freezes, until you close Kate (or at least, you close the second Kate tab) | 12:27 |
mparillo | But if you open the files from Kate instead of Dolphin, then is Dolphin frozen? | 12:28 |
mparillo | Not saying it isn't a bug, of course. | 12:29 |
tron71 | No: it freezes only if you open two files from Dolphin... that's what I usually do every day ;) | 12:30 |
tron71 | And it's not only Dolphin: the same happens if you open two files from KRunner | 12:31 |
tron71 | after they're open in Kate, KRunner does not show up anymore, until you close Kate | 12:31 |
KDDA | anyone having intermitant problems shutting down in 15.04? | 12:31 |
tron71 | that's why I'm saying that's a rather blocking bug :) | 12:32 |
mparillo | When I use the File Open dialog from kate (which looks a whole lot like dolphin), I can select several files, and open them all at once, and it seems usable. I understand it is not your workflow. (https://xkcd.com/1172/) but at least that one is already fixed upstream. | 12:37 |
BluesKaj | mparillo: ok rthanks for the tip abnout the tabs in kate, bu tin my setupthere aren't any real tabs like a browser, just titles | 12:37 |
tron71 | mparillo: I don't think it's only my workflow: as I said, suppose you have opened a file in Kate (e.g., with File Open dialog), then you search for a file in KRunner (or click on a file in Dolphin), it will open in Kate, and this will freeze the original application... | 12:40 |
tron71 | it looks like the original application has a bug... | 12:41 |
tron71 | it's not about workflow ;) | 12:41 |
tron71 | it's about preventing real usability of the DE | 12:41 |
BluesKaj | tron71: haveupgraded to plasma 5.3, because the krunner works fine here with both kate and dolphin open | 12:44 |
tron71 | have you just upgraded? | 12:44 |
BluesKaj | have you upgraded that is | 12:44 |
tron71 | I've upgraded yesterday evening (on another computer which I don't have right one) and the bug was still there | 12:44 |
BluesKaj | upgraded 2 days ago to plasma 5.3 | 12:45 |
tron71 | on the computer you're writing from? | 12:45 |
BluesKaj | yes | 12:45 |
tron71 | and if you open two files from Dolphin, then Dolphin won't freeze? | 12:45 |
tron71 | (and the two files are open in the very same Kate instance) | 12:46 |
BluesKaj | ok , i see your bug now ...I have the same one, dolphin freezes trying to open 2 text files | 12:47 |
BluesKaj | as mparillo suggested try opening them in kate instead , I managed to open 4 without any trouble | 12:49 |
tron71 | yes, me too, but as I said above, this decreases the workbench usability, as soon as you use KRunner, or click on a text file from the file manager... | 12:50 |
tron71 | I don't think this is only *my* workflow :) | 12:50 |
tron71 | what I love of KRunner (and in particular of the current Baloo) is that I can quickly (really quickly) open files... | 12:51 |
BluesKaj | well I'm not on the job, so being a home user several open text files isn't needed very uften | 12:52 |
tron71 | but this bug makes such usability go away... | 12:52 |
tron71 | I'm a developer, and this is a huge usability drawback :) | 12:52 |
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tron71 | Riddell: as you said, devs are working on KDE applications 15.04; when they are ready, will they be available only with a backport ppa? | 13:02 |
tron71 | in any case, will this be announced on the kubuntu website, or is there another feed to look at to get updates about that? | 13:03 |
Riddell | tron71: yes and yes | 13:04 |
tron71 | OK, then I'll keep my eyes on the kubuntu website :) | 13:04 |
tron71 | any estimation of time? | 13:05 |
alvin | Guys, would you provide a backport of libssh too if that fixes bug #1450085 ? | 13:16 |
ubottu | bug 1450085 in kde-runtime (Ubuntu) "kio_sftp can't connect to hosts after OpenSSH 6 has cached their ECDSA key" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1450085 | 13:16 |
alvin | kio_sftp is broken in 15.04 and I'm not sure if using rsa as a workaround can be considered secure. | 13:17 |
shadeslayer | alvin: possibly, but would go into backports and not in the regular repo | 13:20 |
shadeslayer | since it seems like it introduces new features | 13:20 |
BluesKaj | it will also be nice once the plasma 4 dependent apps like like dolphin are switched over to plasma 5 and when these apps' colour and font settings appear set properly with root permissions and not the defaults, which atm can't be changed | 13:21 |
alvin | I've looked for the changelog https://www.libssh.org/2014/12/19/libssh-0-6-4-security-and-bugfix-release/ There are indeed 3 new features including ECDSA support which Dolphin needs here. | 13:23 |
shadeslayer | right | 13:23 |
shadeslayer | alvin: so it'll have to go into the backports repo | 13:24 |
shadeslayer | which people have to enable manually and what not | 13:24 |
ScottK | I don't think ECDSA is something anyone needs. | 13:24 |
alvin | Fine by me. I don't know the rules here. The CVE doesn't get it accepted to ubuntu-security? | 13:25 |
ScottK | In fact, there are some curves that are known to be intentionally cryptographically weak. | 13:25 |
ScottK | We'll fix the CVE. | 13:25 |
alvin | ScottK: The trouble is that it's ssh's default. When you make a normal ssh connection, you can't use kio_sftp anymore afterwards. | 13:25 |
ScottK | Only if you have an ECDSA key. | 13:26 |
alvin | Yes, but who doesn't? It's the default. | 13:26 |
ScottK | BTW, the CVE is fixed in all supported Ubuntu releases: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2014/CVE-2014-8132.html | 13:29 |
ubottu | Double free vulnerability in the ssh_packet_kexinit function in kex.c in libssh 0.5.x and 0.6.x before 0.6.4 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a crafted kexinit packet. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2014-8132) | 13:29 |
alvin | I see. It is indeed already fixed. Ok, backports it should be then. | 13:32 |
shadeslayer | actually | 13:33 |
shadeslayer | I'm not sure how backporting would proceed here | 13:33 |
shadeslayer | we don't have W yet | 13:33 |
shadeslayer | can you still file requests for backports when the next series hasn't updated the package? | 13:34 |
ScottK | shadeslayer: Yes. | 13:34 |
shadeslayer | okay | 13:34 |
shadeslayer | alvin: request-backport libssh < plz run that | 13:34 |
shadeslayer | ah, no - | 13:35 |
alvin | no? | 13:36 |
ScottK | alvin: Looking at man ssh_config under HostKeyAlgorithms, it seems to me that the only time it might be a problem is if a server only had ECDSA keys and I think that would be a mistake on their part. | 13:37 |
ScottK | I have an ECDSA key, but it's actually rarely used. | 13:37 |
alvin | Strange, I have several: grep ecdsa .ssh/known_hosts | wc -l gives me 94 | 13:38 |
alvin | and 92 rsa entries, but those might be older | 13:38 |
alvin | I'm sure that ECDSA is the default for Ubuntu too. | 13:39 |
shadeslayer | I have 79 | 13:39 |
ScottK | Mine says 30 for ECDSA and 113 for RSA. | 13:39 |
ScottK | alvin: If by default, you mean first in the list of HostKeyAlgorithms, that's true, but it's just first. Other algorithms will be tried. The man page reference I gave a little bit ago mentions it. | 13:41 |
alvin | Yes, that's what I meant by default. I don't know the background for that decision. I only see that I can't use Dolphin unless I erase those entries from my .ssh/known_hosts file and reconnect using Dolphin first. | 13:43 |
ScottK | That sounds like kio_ssh not handling finding the right algorithm correctly. | 13:44 |
alvin | Indeed | 13:51 |
alvin | shadeslayer: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10952761/ Is this supposed to happen? | 14:06 |
shadeslayer | heh | 14:06 |
shadeslayer | nope | 14:06 |
ScottK | Probably because there's no devel release right now. | 14:07 |
shadeslayer | probably | 14:07 |
ScottK | alvin: In order to backport libssh, you'd have to test all the users of the lib.reverse-depends -b libssh-dev for a list. | 14:07 |
alvin | ok. Waiting for Wondering Weasel | 14:12 |
BluesKaj | or wacky wombat :) | 14:14 |
Riddell | soee: you have problem with gtk apps in systray? | 14:14 |
Riddell | or alvin? | 14:14 |
alvin | Not me. My problem is with Qt apps (keepassx, owncloud-client and quasselclient in my case) Those do not start minimized. | 14:15 |
alvin | (Even if configured to start minimized I should add.) | 14:15 |
Riddell | alvin: using what way to start them minimised? | 14:15 |
alvin | In KeePassX: Settings -> Start minimized, and quasselclient --hidewindow. owncloud-client should start minimized by default. | 14:16 |
alvin | Starting them all from System Settings -> Startup and Shutdown -> Desktop file | 14:17 |
Riddell | alvin: and do they show in the systray at all? | 14:17 |
alvin | Yes, they do | 14:17 |
alvin | I should add that this problem is only at login. When you start 'quasselclient --hidewindow' from the command line, it actually starts minimized. | 14:18 |
alvin | Checking... Yes. owncloud starts minimized too. But not at log on. | 14:19 |
alvin | and same goes for KeePassX when configured to do so. This is only when configuring Autostart | 14:20 |
alvin | (might nog be related. If you're in 'kchmshell5 autostart', add a Script file and set that script file to 'startup' (not pre-KDE startup), then that setting will be gone. Check it by adding a script, closing the window and opening kcmshell5 autostart again) | 14:21 |
soee | Riddell: hard to say, i do not use a lot GTK apps | 14:32 |
Riddell | 15:25 < Riddell> sgclark: why is e.g. this yellow? https://build.kde.org/view/Plasma5%20stable-kf5-qt5/job/kde-cli-tools%20Plasma-5.3%20stable-kf5-qt5/4/console | 14:37 |
Riddell | 15:24 < Riddell> sgclark: for plasma releases I usually check everything is built before I make tars, is this the new url for me to use? https://build.kde.org/view/Plasma5%20stable-kf5-qt5/ | 14:37 |
Riddell | sgclark: my questions ↑ :) | 14:37 |
sgclark | Riddell: ok, yeah it seems there are some probelms with tests, I am sorting that now | 14:37 |
sgclark | Riddell: yeah that is the right view | 14:38 |
sgclark | Riddell: that particular one is yellow because it failed a test: https://build.kde.org/job/kde-cli-tools%20Plasma-5.3%20stable-kf5-qt5/PLATFORM=Linux,compiler=gcc/3/testReport/ | 14:40 |
Riddell | sgclark: you can ignore Tazmain, he's just a user who doesn't realised he's wandered into a meeting | 14:57 |
sgclark | oh ok lol | 14:57 |
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soee | calligra and kdepim failed to build | 15:34 |
Riddell | soee: meh | 15:52 |
soee | ;) | 15:53 |
* Riddell blogs http://jriddell.org/2015/04/30/plasma-5-4-kicked-off/ | 16:20 | |
genii | oh, kicked not ticked | 16:25 |
mparillo | I hope i am not the only Plasma 5.4 tester who primarily uses VMware. | 17:04 |
tsdgeos | there's no Plasma 5.4 yet, is there? | 17:05 |
mparillo | It sounded as if they were planning in #plasma. | 17:15 |
Darkwing | There a 5.3 ppa? | 17:24 |
sebas | Yes | 17:32 |
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mparillo | Darkwing: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/plasma-5.3 | 18:10 |
_Groo_ | hi guys | 18:33 |
_Groo_ | i upgraded from 5.3.0 backports to kubuntu-ci | 18:33 |
_Groo_ | installed bluez-qt | 18:33 |
_Groo_ | https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/el9TyTto | 18:34 |
_Groo_ | but yet, i still dont have any bluetooth support in either kcm or panel | 18:34 |
_Groo_ | am i missing something? | 18:34 |
_Groo_ | i do have the bluetooth support for kcm4, but not in 5 :( | 18:36 |
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