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QuintasanWelp00:29
Quintasanhttps://twitter.com/Ubuntu_Borat00:29
QuintasanThis is hillarious00:29
shadeslayerreddit exploded00:41
shadeslayerand what the heck?00:41
shadeslayerxD00:41
ahoneybunshadeslayer: any links?00:45
shadeslayertoo many00:45
shadeslayersee /r/linux00:45
* ahoneybun is on CL for desks00:45
ahoneybunseems most comments are on the KC/Riddell side00:48
ahoneybundamn Plasma really does not like it when you plug and unplug a monitor in00:54
ahoneybunand out00:54
EtriaphHow do I log a bug against a next-stage2 package?01:43
EtriaphJust ubuntu-bug ?01:43
sgclarkyou don't , tell me so I can look01:46
EtriaphOh, did you see the two screenshots I linked?01:46
Etriaph^01:46
sgclarkwhere?01:46
Etriaphhttps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1422687/dolphin_strange.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1422687/dolphin_strange_after_adding_places_in_kate.png01:47
EtriaphStrange behavior.  :D01:47
sgclarkhmm indeed01:47
EtriaphWhen places are closed, I click on the icon for the root of that place and I get that.01:47
EtriaphAnd it seems to increase as I add places.01:48
EtriaphSomeone didn't comment out a loop or something somewhere :D01:48
sgclarkok, so these are not ready for prime time, thanks, I will look into it01:48
EtriaphWell, that *one* package, I haven't tested everything that's come in.01:50
EtriaphEverything else seems to be working fine.  Haven't had an issue with Kate yet and it was updated; kdenlive seems to be working as I would expect too.01:52
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Peace-Riddell: i am reading your article :) you are aggressive hihihih07:18
Peace-i guess i never see you aggressive in the channel since i use kubutnu so... it's 9 years i guess07:18
Peace-mah .... 07:23
Peace-ScottK: 07:27
soee-:)07:28
ovidiu-florinStarting Kompare from Kickoff: KDEInit could not execute „/usr/bin/kompare”07:32
ovidiu-florinstarting it form konsole, works07:33
ovidiu-florinstarting it from KRunner gives the same error07:46
Peace-ovidiu-florin: yes i got that too07:59
yossarianukRiddell: I hope whatever happens re: drama doesn't put you off your efforts on kde/kubuntu 08:20
sick_rimmitGood morning me lovelies08:20
yossarianukWhat would Kubuntu loose if you re-based on debian (vanilla) ?08:20
* sick_rimmit waves and grins08:20
yossarianukIn fact I think every single comment I have read from various sources backs Riddell: 08:21
valoriewe knew the community was behind Riddell08:25
valoriethe trick is lowering the heat and creating peace and understanding again with the larger Ubuntu community08:25
* sick_rimmit agrees with valorie08:26
sick_rimmitAlso, Riddell needs and deserves our full support, which it's clear he has, and that is very important for Kubuntu Community08:28
yossarianukthat would be better - its so different to the Canonical we knew 10 years ago...08:28
valoriewell, change is the only constant08:28
valorieyearning for the good old days gets us nowhere08:29
alketI was really surprised, Riddell has always been super good and helpful to me08:29
yossarianukbut what would kubuntu loose if it did decide to re-base on debian (vanilla) ?08:29
valorieyes, we were gobsmacked08:29
valorieyossarianuk: we'd lose not just the ubuntu community, but also all the technical support and infrastructure we have here08:30
valorieit would be quite serious, and i for one do not want that08:30
yossarianukvalorie: ah ok, yes that is fair enough..08:31
lordievaderGoodmorning.08:35
sittervalorie: infrastructure is not much of an argument. infrastructure is 99% server resources (bandwith, actual cpu/mem power, space). that's all directly related to monies, so in away if we are not leaving because of the monies that makes it sound a lot like prostitution and/or canonical being our sugar daddy :P08:48
yossarianukyou would get extra geek and 'moral' points for going with debian...08:49
yossarianukdebian's base system has always seemed that bit more lightweight...08:50
valoriewell, how would you propose that we raise enough to afford not just the servers etc. but also sysadmins to run it all?08:50
sitter*seems* wrong considering the base of a kubuntu system is the base of a kde system08:51
valorieseriously, the infra IS a big deal08:51
valorieand there are no bodies or souls being sold08:51
valoriewe're part of ubuntu and have been since the beginning08:51
valoriethe point is that secret firings are simply not the ubuntu way08:51
sittervalorie: debian seems to do fine, so does every distribution that isn't fedora/suse/ubuntu08:51
valorieI'm not saying we can't08:52
valorieI'm saying that we're part of ubuntu, and that infra has always been part of that08:52
valorieif it becomes impossible to be part of ubuntu, then we'll have to do something different08:53
valorieand I don't need any more geek or morality points08:53
sitterthat I will agree with08:53
sitterI will also highlight the fact that it appears every year for the past 4 or 5 years we had to deal with utterly pointless drama of some sort and we didn't ask for any of it08:54
GamayunIs there any way to / point in trying get the ubuntu governance changed? E.g. community-elected CC...08:54
valorieGamayun: it's just come to my attention that the CC *is* community elected08:56
valorieI even found a ballot in my old email I never saw before.....08:56
valorieat least it wasn't thrown out in spam08:56
valorieso I guess people need to pay attention08:57
sittervalorie: one person has a permanent seat and nominates candidates the membership may choose from. at best that's a "moderated" election at worst its a confirmation of appointment09:01
Gamayunvalorie: Well, according to the wiki it's appointed by Shuttleworth and then approved (rubberstamped?) by vote... If anything that seems the reverse of the sensible way to do it -- have the community elect members and leave Mark a veto (if he so wants it).09:02
valorieagreed09:03
valoriein fact Hong Kong had days and weeks of protest about just this for their government09:04
valoriebut i have to sleep now; another early call tomorrow09:04
valoriettyl09:05
Gamayunvalorie: sensible09:05
Riddellclivejo: so open debian/changelog in your favourite text editor and fix the name/email09:59
clivejodone10:01
clivejodo I have to re-debuild?10:01
Riddellclivejo: debuild -nc  will do a rebuild without clean so it doesn't compile it all again10:01
Riddellclivejo: what version number did you use?10:01
clivejoversion number of what?10:02
Riddellclivejo: for the package? first line in debian/changelog10:02
clivejodigikam (4:4.10.0-0ubuntu1) UNRELEASED; urgency=medium10:02
Riddellclivejo: lovely, for your PPA upload change that to 4:4.10.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu15.10~ppa1  and UNRELEASED to wily10:03
Riddellclivejo: if you look on the ec2 you can see I can dh_install --list-missing and it lists all the files which are not in any .install file and so don't end up in a .deb10:04
clivejoI run debuild again, but still have email warnings10:04
Riddellclivejo: that's fine the e-mail is picked up earlier in the build so a -nc won't clear it but it'll be fine when you build the source package10:04
Riddellclivejo: digikam is a beast and contains lots of parts and one of those parts is libkipi which is also released separately so all the --list-missing files are just libkipi which we don't want to package with digikam now10:05
Riddellclivejo: so I think it's all good to upload to your PPA?10:05
clivejook so debuild -nc signed the files with my new key10:06
clivejohow do I rerun debuild as a fresh/clean run?10:07
Riddellclivejo: for a complete build just run  debuild (or debuild -J4 where 4 is the number of cores on your computer CPU)10:08
Riddellclivejo: but to make the source package just do  debuild -S10:08
clivejounknown arguement -J10:09
Riddelleh?10:10
clivejoits lower case j10:10
clivejodebuild -j410:11
Riddellah yes10:12
clivejodoes it overwrite existing files?10:14
clivejommmm using multiple cores is a lot faster :)10:14
Riddelldebuild -j4 will clear out all the compiled stuff, compile it again then make new .deb files from that10:15
Riddelland overwrite the .build log etc10:15
clivejoso I only upload the source package to LP and it builds the binaries for the different arch?10:16
Riddellright10:16
clivejoclever10:17
Riddell(that's different from debian where for some reason they upload the source with a .deb and the build server compiles it on other arches but that's problematic and I'm not sure why they do that)10:17
clivejowhat about actual binaries like media?10:17
Riddellthey'll just be part of the source orig.tar.gz like the code10:18
clivejoI see10:19
clivejoat 66%10:20
Riddellclivejo: you can browse the cmake output near the start of the .build log file to see if there's anything suspicious in it10:21
clivejowhat am I looking for?10:21
clivejodanger will robinson?10:21
* sitter wiggles arms10:22
Riddellclivejo: missing build dependencies mostly10:22
Riddellclivejo: digikam is a beast so the cmake output is pretty complex10:23
clivejoindeed, there is a lot of output10:23
clivejoI feel like Im falling10:23
Riddellyou didn't pick an easy package :)10:24
Riddell"Starting CMake configuration for: digiKam Software Collection" lists the stuff for the libraries it builds10:24
Riddellit's saying it'll bulid some and not others10:24
Riddelland I know that all the ones marked NO are released separately so we don't want to build them10:24
Riddell"Congratulations! All external packages have been found" that's a good thing, means there's nothing missing10:24
Riddellthen it runs cmake all over again for kipi-plugins10:24
Riddelland then a final time for digikam10:25
Riddelland you can see the conclusions cmake comes to for both of those and query why it says No to some bits (in this case I'm mostly happy it's bits we don't want)10:25
clivejohas anyone done digikam yet?10:26
Riddellnope, it's all yours10:26
clivejois there a workflow?10:26
clivejoand how does it get pushed from my PPA into main archive?10:27
clivejocan debuild use GPU?10:29
Riddellcompilers won't use the GPU10:30
clivejoI guess for code that wouldnt be useful!10:31
Riddellto get it into the main archive I need to upload it or another member of kubuntu-dev10:31
Riddelllets gets it into your PPA first10:31
Riddellwhich means running  debuild -S  when you're happy to upload it10:31
clivejo89%10:31
Riddellwith that changed version number and distro in the top of the changelog10:31
clivejoslowed down a bit10:31
clivejogenerating a lot of heat :/10:33
Riddellwhy else do you think linux is popular in finland? :)10:34
clivejo97%10:35
clivejooh dear10:39
Riddelloh dear?10:39
clivejopacakges arent in that format :/10:40
Riddellwhich format?10:40
clivejodigikam-doc_4.10.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb10:40
clivejoshouldnt they be digikam-doc_4:4.10.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu15.10~ppa1.deb ?10:41
Riddellclivejo: yes, isn't that what gets made?10:41
clivejonope :(10:41
clivejono email errors10:42
clivejothats just weird10:42
Riddellwell let's see what happens when you make the source package, run  debuild -S10:42
clivejooh *beep* *beep* beeping* *beep*10:42
RiddellI think your microwave meal is ready :)10:43
clivejodidnt save the changelog after editing10:44
clivejoI need to use nano, cant get hang on emacs10:44
Riddellkate works too10:46
clivejoI must have forgot to save the file before I quit emacs10:46
* clivejo bangs head off table10:46
clivejoIll get it right yet10:47
clivejocan you explain the naming conventions?10:47
clivejowhy not kubuntu15.10 ?10:48
clivejois digikam not a kde app?10:48
Riddellclivejo: because it's all part of the ubuntu archive so we use the same version number conventions for the same archive10:48
Riddell"4:4.10.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu15.10~ppa1"  "4:" is an epoch which means the version number got screwed up sometime in the past and had to be reset10:49
Riddell"4.10.0" is upstream version10:49
Riddell"0" is debian version, this isn't in debian so start at 010:49
Riddell"ubuntu1" is version in the ubuntu archive10:49
Riddell"~ubuntu15.10" ~ is a special character meaning the following is less than the bit before and ~ubuntu15.10 means a backport build for ubuntu10:49
Riddellubuntu 15.1010:50
Riddelland ~ppa1 means version in your PPA, if you need a second upload bump that to ~ppa210:50
Riddellit's a bit faffy I know10:50
clivejobackport to 15.10?10:50
clivejoshouldnt that be a forwardport ?10:51
Riddellbackports are updates to released versions, 15.04 is out with digikam 4.9.0-0ubuntu1 so the backport is 4.10.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu15.04 which means if the user upgrades to wily with 4.10.0-0ubuntu1 it's a larger version number10:52
Riddelland we put it in PPA packages so people can still upgrade to backports fine10:52
Riddelleven if they won't exist for another 6 months until wily is released10:53
clivejook, Im rebuilding10:53
clivejore: workflow, is there something you guys work on?10:53
clivejoDer Gemeinschafts-Beirat von Ubuntu hat eine Strafmaßnahme gegen Jonathan Riddell, den Projektleiter von Kubuntu verhängt. Riddell wurde angewiesen, sofort für mindestens 12 Monate von seinen Ämtern zurückzutreten.10:55
clivejoyou're in the news in all different languages!10:56
Riddelljaja10:56
Riddellclivejo: what do you mean by workflow?10:56
clivejowell how do you prevent stepping on each others toes, duplicating work10:57
Riddelloh we have a revision control system10:57
Riddellthe debian/ packaging is all in debian git branches10:57
Riddelland of course we say here "I'm working on foo"10:57
Riddelland if we need to we make an etherpad to share notes on what to work on10:58
Riddellmuch of the KDE stuff gets released as 100 tars at a time (frameworks, plasma and applications releases) so we script those to do them in bulk10:58
Riddelland there's KCI to do continuous integration of upstream source with our packaging so hopefully we can fix packaging as it needs it rather than do lots at once10:59
clivejois plasma 5.3.1 for wily ready?10:59
Riddellnope that needs someone to work on it :)10:59
clivejommmmm there goes that deadline!10:59
Riddellbut maybe get your head around simple packaging then move onto stuff with git merges and somewhat unreliable mass build scripts11:00
clivejowhere is the source for plasma?11:00
RiddellI put it here http://download.kde.org/stable/plasma/5.3.1/11:00
Riddelland we have packaging scripts in bzr lp:~kubuntu-packagers/+junk/kubuntu-automation11:01
clivejowhat work does it need then?11:02
Riddellit needs the branches merged with debian first11:02
Riddellthen the script run to package it for a staging PPA and uploaded so we can get output like this to easily browse http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/plasma-status/build_status_5.3.0_vivid.html11:03
clivejohttps://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/Plasma_5 states you are the dude and the release date was yesterday!11:03
Riddellit was a busy day yesterday :)11:03
Peace-xD11:05
Riddellclivejo: how's digikam doing?11:05
clivejoyou think being stuck off by Ubuntu is Force majeure?!11:06
Peace-:S11:07
clivejo91%11:07
Peace-what i don't like in kubuntu it's the default plasma in 15.04 , but who cares , i mean i have 14.04 , and the browser , firefox doen't work fine here like chromium , but again who cares , i can install it manually so for the rest kubuntu is good11:09
Peace-i used it since 9 years11:09
clivejoit slowes way down the nearer it gets to 100%, almost as bad as windows!11:09
Riddellthat'll be the linking stage, it takes a lot of CPU to link11:11
Peace-anyway Riddell i support you for your issue in the cc 11:11
Riddellthanks11:12
Peace-i can't remember you aggressive even when i critized you 11:12
Peace-i mean it was a normal talk :s at least for me 11:12
clivejothats better11:15
Riddellsitter: http://kci.pangea.pub/ down?11:16
clivejoRiddell: that warning was - W: digikam source: out-of-date-standards-version 3.9.5 (current is 3.9.6)11:18
Riddellclivejo: debian/control has a field Standards-Version which is just a declaration that the package complies with debian policy version https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/11:19
sitterRiddell: yeah11:19
sittercant do anything about it11:19
Riddellthe current version is 3.9.6 so it's asking you to check it's all still valid and update that, feel free to if you want11:20
clivejodo I have to redebuild?11:21
Riddellyou'd have to rebuild to make the lintian error go away but it's a simple enough change you can just assume you've done it right11:22
clivejoI think Ill just go ahead and upload11:23
clivejoso debuild -S?11:23
Riddellclivejo: yep :)11:25
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clivejoRiddell: ok source packages signed and ready#11:33
Riddellclivejo: awooga11:34
Riddellin the directory above will be a source.change sfile11:34
Riddellcat digikam...source.changes11:34
Riddellto give it a final eye over and make sure the release and version numbers are right11:34
* ahoneybun o/ \o clivejo11:35
Riddellthen  dput ppa:clivejo digikam...source.changes11:35
Riddelland it'll get sent to launchpad11:35
clivejolooks ok11:36
clivejonothing jumping out at me11:36
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clivejodo I have to state to put it in my wily PPA?11:37
Riddelloh yes11:39
clivejoRiddell: Error: uploading files for distribution UNRELEASED to ppa not allowed.11:39
Riddellright change UNRELEASED to wily in debian/changelog first line and run  debuild -S again11:40
Riddelland you're right it's  dput ppa:clivejo/wily digikam...source.changes11:40
Riddellclivejo: I'll shut down the ec2 if we're done with it11:41
clivejosure11:41
clivejois it a free one or paid for?11:42
Riddellpaid for from my credit card11:42
RiddellI usually claim back from ubuntu community fund but I've no idea if I can do so now11:43
Riddellin which case we have some kubuntu donations we can use11:43
clivejobrb phone calls11:43
BluesKajHi folks11:59
bkerensaHi12:02
soeeRiddell: what option exactly do we need for such packaging http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/ ?12:04
clivejoRiddell: back12:07
clivejohow long does it take to build on LP?12:07
clivejohi BluesKaj12:09
BluesKajhi clivejo12:11
clivejoRiddell: what should I try next?12:13
palassoRiddell: I'm sorry for their attempt of defaming and demotivating you and the Kubuntu team. At least that's how I perceive it as I don't see any other meaningful purpose behind it, trying to remove you from the position of "Kubuntu Leader". I say to all the Kubuntu Team (including ScottK ) to become even more motivated about your project because it matters. If your project wasn't as important as it is then none of this would happen12:14
palasso. You keep alive the true Ubuntu spirit with a true vibrant community and a lot of users happy.12:14
clivejopalasso: +112:15
palassoI'm just an ex Kubuntu user (now using arch with KDE)12:15
palassoI do have friends that use Kubuntu though (they're more "human beings" than me :D )12:16
bkerensapalasso: +112:21
clivejoanyone know how I can tell which KDE apps have been ported to 15.10?12:27
Sho_'ported to 15.10'?12:28
clivejopackaged12:28
BluesKajthe general consenus is the CC is being high handed and disengenuous with their CoC accusations about Jonathan Riddell, and I concur ..I have no vote . but +1 fits  12:28
murthyclivejo: you mean ported to frameworks 5?12:29
clivejoI dunno what I mean!12:30
murthy:)12:30
BluesKajclivejo, most have been, but some are still running on plsama 412:30
clivejofor example - http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Weather+Widget?content=16957212:30
clivejohow do I tel if that has been packaged for 15.1012:30
BluesKajclivejo, similar to 15.04, they''l be in the package manager 12:32
clivejoBluesKaj: 15.10 is in development, so needs the packages brought up-to-date12:33
BluesKajclivejo, I'm on 15.1012:33
clivejoBluesKaj: do you use digikam?12:33
BluesKajclivejo, no but it's listed in muon12:34
murthyBluesKaj: main workstation?12:34
BluesKajmurthy, no this my media sercer pc, with 2 HDDs, one for testing the other for a stable OS 12:35
BluesKajserver12:35
murthyah, ok12:36
* BluesKaj is a home user12:36
murthyme too12:36
clivejoyippeeee i386 build successful!12:39
clivejoamd64 is too12:42
* clivejo dances12:42
BluesKajclivejo, I find most of those weather apps annoying and clunky, got a screenshot ?12:44
clivejoits a widget for plasma 512:44
clivejohttp://kde-apps.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=169572&file1=169572-1.png&file2=169572-2.png&file3=&name=Weather+Widget12:45
claydoh_Ahh the wonderful packaging dance. It is a wonderful feeling, aion't it clivejo :)12:45
clivejoclaydoh_: it is indeed!12:45
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clivejoclaydoh: do you know how I can get this pushed to the main wily archive?12:46
clivejoso that I can see it using apt-get ?12:47
BluesKaji just have the weather network as one of my home pages, think I'll stick witht that12:47
claydohif it is your ppa, then just add that to your system, and it will see it ;)12:47
clivejoBluesKaj: its just an example, Im looking to get some experience packaging new releases12:48
clivejothe more widgets available for plasma 5 the better in my opinion12:48
clivejoI wish I could find a kontact widget12:49
BluesKajclivejo, yes, of course 12:49
clivejoclaydoh: I installed it already on my system12:49
Riddellthanks palasso :)12:53
Riddellclivejo: looks like digikam compile on your PPA so I'll give it a quick eye over then upload to ubuntu archive12:54
clivejoRiddell: I know!  Im so excited!12:55
Riddellclivejo: fancy packaging kamoso? https://mail.kde.org/pipermail/release-team/2015-May/008569.html13:06
sgclarkRiddell: clivejo: 15.04.1 apps have been packaged and in testing stage2 for some time know, I have been a bit distracted...13:06
Riddellclivejo: we already have packaging in kubuntu ci so just bind the right repos and branches http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/13:07
* clivejo stops dancing and sits down in disapointment13:09
Riddellclivejo: disapointment at what?13:12
clivejothat digikam has already been done13:12
clivejoRiddell: is this the package I should be updating?13:13
Riddellclivejo: digikam wasn't done, I'll take your packgae and upload to ubuntu13:15
clivejooh, I though sgclark said it was done13:15
Riddellclivejo: kamoso needs packaging now (along with purpose library) and there's some packaging branches available for daily builds but they need put together with the release13:15
sgclarkclivejo: ah no those particualr two are not done13:16
sgclarkapologies13:16
Riddellclivejo: Applications 15.04.1 is in a staging PPA and needs checked over, Digikam isn't release as part of KDE Applications13:16
clivejooh13:16
Riddellclivejo: so aye let me know if you want to do kamoso13:21
clivejoI want to try it13:22
clivejoIve downloaded the source13:22
clivejoand the current13:22
clivejodoing dch -i now13:23
kfunkETA for 5.3.1 in backports? :)13:23
sgclarkkfunk: assumming it was done already for wily I can do it today13:28
sgclarkRiddell: do you know if it was ^ ?13:29
Riddellsgclark: nobody has done it yet13:30
Riddellsgclark: but backports is separate from wily, there's already branches for backports packaging13:31
Riddellso it can be done straight away using the kubuntu_vivid_backports branches13:31
sgclarkok thanks13:31
clivejoRiddell: 2 out of 2 hunks FAILED13:33
clivejodpkg-source: info: the patch has fuzz which is not allowed, or is malformed13:33
Riddellclivejo: purpose or kamoso?13:33
clivejokamoso13:33
Riddellclivejo: start with purpose13:34
Riddellthat's the library that kamoso uses so that should come first13:34
Riddellthen talk to apol (the upstream developer) to work out what patch is needed for frameworks 5.913:34
clivejothrowing me in at the deep end!13:35
Riddellit can't be worse than digikam :)13:35
clivejodo you keep the library separate?13:36
clivejohave a new and current for both?13:36
Riddellsitter: did you merge debian experimental branches for frameworks?13:36
Riddellclivejo: yep13:36
Riddellthey're two separate packages13:36
sittersince you did not13:37
clivejoRiddell: how do I name an alpha using ubuntu version control?13:38
Riddellkamoso-3.0-alpha.tar.xz → kamoso-3.0~alpha.orig.tar.xz13:38
Riddelland then in changelog entry it's  3.0~alpha-0ubuntu1~ubuntu15.10~ppa113:39
clivejoRiddell:  * Component: universe13:43
clivejo * State: Failed to build13:43
clivejo * Duration: 11 minutes13:43
clivejodigikam13:43
Riddellmeh13:43
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Riddellprobably my fault, I merged in a change that was in bzr which we forgot to look at13:43
kfunksitter: may I assume right that installing  libphonon4qt5-dev should pull in libphonon4qt5experimental4?13:47
kfunk(it doesn't)13:47
sitterdebian thinks it's shouldn't13:47
DarkwingMorning/Afternoon13:48
clivejowasnt bzr phased out?13:48
kfunksitter: uh?13:48
clivejoRiddell: is purpose new, I cant find an existing package for it13:50
kfunkclivejo: new lib, yes13:50
Riddellclivejo: yes it is, we have packaging in git http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/13:50
clivejoIm drowning here!13:50
sitterkfunk: debian thinks it is wrong that the phononcmake config declares the relevant import target so they simply made the dev not pull in the experimental lib IIRC13:51
clivejogot a tutorial on how to package from new?13:51
Riddellclivejo: it's not from new, you should package from the branch in git13:54
Riddellooh kubotu's working13:55
clivejo you should package from the branch in git - how do I do that?!?14:00
Riddellclivejo: you know how to use git?14:06
clivejonot to this extent14:07
clivejodo I use  git-import-dsc?14:07
Riddellthat sounds scary14:09
Riddellgit clone https://anonscm.debian.org/git/pkg-kde/frameworks/purpose.git14:09
Riddellcd purpose14:09
Riddellgit checkout kubuntu_wily_archive14:10
Riddellshould get you a debian/ directory with all the packaging almost ready14:10
clivejowhere did you find that!14:10
clivejoI been searching for that14:10
Riddellhttp://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/  I used control-f to find "purpose" which took me to http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/frameworks/purpose.git/14:10
clivejowhy use such a common name!14:10
Riddelland it has three clone links, the first one is for people without an account on the debian git server14:11
Riddellalso at http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/frameworks/purpose.git/ you can see it has three branches, "kubuntu_unstable" which is used by the daily builds in KCI, kubuntu_wily_archive which is intended for what we're doing now packaging a release for the archive14:11
Riddelland "master" which is debian's branch14:11
clivejoI need to do reading on this, its over my head now14:13
Riddellclivejo: let us know when you work out what questions you have14:13
clivejoRiddell: you made the orig package?14:15
Riddellclivejo: nope get it from the download.kde.org url I gave you14:17
Riddelland rename it to use the right form14:17
Riddellsgclark, sitter: I'm packaging frameworks for staging14:17
sgclarkok14:18
clivejoin the debian changelog it was 5.9.0+git20150427-0ubuntu214:18
clivejosaying you did it?14:18
clivejohow can it be version 5.9 when the source tarball is 0.1alpha14:19
Riddellclivejo: that's the version used by the daily build, we have to make up a version number for that and hope upstream uses the same version, looks like he didn't in this case14:22
Riddellclivejo: but just ignore the current stuff in debian/changelog and make your own entry in it14:23
clivejoIm so confused!14:23
clivejoso this 5.9 is your number, not the maintainer?14:24
clivejowhat version do I use then?  surely it should be what the upstream maintainer is using?14:25
clivejocant find packages kaccounts-integration & libkaccounts-dev14:29
clivejoI guess it needs Next Stage 214:30
Riddellclivejo: yes use what upstream is using14:33
clivejo0.1~alpha?14:33
Riddellexactly14:33
clivejook14:33
Riddellclivejo: well spotted on kaccounts, yes those will be in next-stage214:33
clivejoIm pulling them in now14:33
clivejohow do you prevent your system becoming a trashcan of packages you dont want?!?14:36
sgclarkchroots14:37
clivejosgclark: where did you learn this stuff?14:38
sgclarkRiddell gave me the first lessons and then it was a matter of trial and error and not giving up :)14:40
clivejohow long you been at it?14:40
sgclarkhmm almost going on 2 years, couple months shy14:40
sgclarkthe whole team has been helpful to be fair14:41
sgclarkwithout them I would not have got far14:41
clivejoyeah I tried a few years ago too, but the ubuntu team just dont seem interested in teaching14:41
clivejojust put you down for not knowing stuff14:42
sgclarkyeah, Kubuntu has been by far the best team ever. I found my home.14:42
clivejoI think I have too14:43
clivejoRiddell: Im having issues with dep's14:57
clivejolibkf5wallet-dev : Depends: libkf5wallet5 (= 5.9.0-0ubuntu1) but 5.9.0-0ubuntu1.1 is to be installed14:58
clivejo                    Depends: libkwalletbackend5-5 (= 5.9.0-0ubuntu1) but 5.9.0-0ubuntu1.1 is to be installed14:58
Riddellclivejo: pastebin   apt-cache policy libkf5wallet5; apt-cache policy libkf5wallet-dev14:59
Riddellto work out where those versions are coming from14:59
clivejomain archive15:01
Riddellclivejo: pastebin15:03
clivejohttps://paste.kde.org/pjkixobya15:07
Riddellclivejo: that version is in vivid-updates you must have installed it from there then removed vivid updates15:16
Riddellor are you on wily now?15:16
clivejoyeah15:17
Riddellso it needs me to do this frameworks upload to fix it15:17
Riddellapt install libkf5wallet5/5.9.0-0ubuntu1  might help15:17
Riddellapt install libkf5wallet5/5.9.0-0ubuntu1  libkwalletbackend5-5/5.9.0-0ubuntu115:17
clivejothe one due yesterday :P15:19
Riddellapt install libkf5wallet5/wily  libkwalletbackend5-5/wily   is what you want15:26
clivejooh I downlanded and installed the packages manually15:33
clivejotrying to debuild but getting this error - dpkg-buildpackage: error: debian/rules build gave error exit status 215:33
sitterRiddell, shadeslayer: KCI back up15:33
sgclarksitter: oh it was down? I have been running many jobs15:34
* sgclark is probably breaking things15:35
sitteryou'll know in 6.5 hours when the daily rebuild starts :P15:35
Riddellclivejo: pastebin more context15:35
* Riddell needs to go in 25 mins15:36
sgclarkyeah unfortunantely I have to run errands, will have to repair the damages when I get back15:36
Riddellsgclark: you didn't damage anything!15:37
sittershadeslayer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11393543/ what do you make of this?15:37
sitteractually it's not even just kswapd it's all kernel IO thingums apparently15:38
sgclarklol okies15:40
sgclarkgood to know15:40
clivejoseems to go wrong from here - qmlplugindump: could not exec '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt4/bin/qmlplugindump': No such file or directory15:40
sgclarkoh and sitter am I the only one that installed your wrap-and-sort git hook?! seems like an awful lot of packages barf on that and I have to manually repair.15:41
clivejoRiddell: https://paste.kde.org/py3dwxd0t15:42
sgclarkdoes work as intended though lol15:42
sittersgclark: if they haven't been wrapped before they will barf15:42
sgclarkahh yes good point15:42
sitteralso in case we merged with debian that would also be potential for barfing15:42
sgclarkwell they are getting wrapped now15:42
sitterthough maxy does wrap AFAIK15:42
sgclarkyeah maxy does 15:42
sitterif warp-and-sort didn't have a tendency to break controls I'd actually advocate running it on merges15:42
sitteralas, reality xD15:42
sitteralways such a drag15:43
sgclarkyeah I have still run into one that compaltely removed all but dbg ...15:43
sgclarkwhat does that? spacing?15:43
micahgclivejo: Riddell: hi, is someone looking into the digikam missing files (FTBFS)? https://launchpadlibrarian.net/207606074/buildlog_ubuntu-wily-amd64.digikam_4%3A4.10.0-0ubuntu1_BUILDING.txt.gz15:44
Riddellclivejo: install qtdeclarative5-dev-tools I think and add to build-depends in debian/control15:45
micahgthat's current blocking the libgphoto migration from proposed15:45
Riddellmicahg: I should be looking into it but I'm pretty distracted today and I think I'll run out of time15:47
Riddellit built for clivejo in his ppa but I did merge in one more change before I uploaded so it may well be my fault15:47
micahgok, should I take a look or leave it for you?15:48
Riddellmicahg: it would be generous if you did15:49
micahgok, I'll take a quick look now15:50
Riddellbzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/digikam/ is what I uploaded15:50
Riddellhttps://launchpad.net/~clivejo/+archive/ubuntu/wily has what worked for clivejo15:50
micahgah, that was going to be my next question :), thanks15:50
Riddellthe commit I added removed a library that is now released separately15:51
clivejomicahg: can you explain to me how to fix it *holds up newbie white flag*15:51
micahgclivejo: sure, let me see what's wrong15:52
micahg638 package for build deps (wow)16:02
clivejoits a brute16:02
micahgclivejo: ok, so since kgeomap isn't built anymore, the gpssync plugin isn't either, so the icons in the kipi-plugins-common file must be removed16:20
micahgthe gpsimage icons that is16:20
micahgso, removing the usr/share/icons/hicolor/*/apps/kipi-gpsimagetag.* line in that .install file should fix it16:20
micahghrm, that's weird, if it's part of applications, the plugin should still be built...16:22
micahgclivejo: yeah, let's not do that, I think there's a problem16:26
* clivejo nods16:26
clivejocan you remove it16:26
micahgI'm not so familiar with where kgeomap moved, so it seems that it's not available for the digikam build, so it doesn't build the gpssync plugin which causes the icons to not be installed16:26
micahgclivejo: I could, and that would "fix" it, but I think that's wrong16:27
clivejoI mean remove the entire app16:27
micahgwe should still be able to build the plugin if something else is building kgeomap16:27
* micahg goes library hunting16:28
micahgso, it's mentioned that libkgeomap is part of application 15.04, but I can't find it in another package in wily16:30
micahgdoes anyone know if it's actually built16:30
micahgor rather supposed to be built16:30
micahgRiddell: do you know the answer to the above question or who I should ask?16:52
EtriaphGood article valorie18:22
BluesKajEtriaph, got url? I'm curious.18:27
Etriaphhttp://tinyurl.com/p8hf8f618:28
BluesKajEtriaph, yup, agreed with valorie, me being a linux grandpa18:32
ahoneybunseems Jono is with the Community,18:33
ahoneybunoh well18:33
EtriaphUltimately it does not bode well for someone like myself who is interested in taking part.18:38
ahoneybunit does not bode well for people already involved as well18:38
=== rdieter is now known as rdieter_work
EtriaphFor individuals who are volunteering their time to contribute, share and work together in an unprecedented spirit of collaboration to suffer this kind of slight..18:39
ahoneybunbut other communities will benefit if it goes south (Debian most likely)18:39
ahoneybunits sad that it has gone this way but it needed to be public18:39
EtriaphWell, if the CC doesn't humble itself in the face of its own mandate and CoC, my sincere hope is that other community groups move off on their own (in addition to the volunteers here.)18:40
EtriaphLeave Canonical which a bunch of servers and no one building packages.18:40
ahoneybunI'm sure some people will fork if anything18:41
BluesKajmy impression fro the emails from the CC thet there are only a couple of individuals on their council who's noses are out of joint over Joathan's questions and his reaction to their response.and who obviously have Shuttleworth's ear.18:47
EtriaphIf it's the reaction they can have, they need someone with more wisdom about humanity; they live in an open world, they benefit from open ideas and software, they are accountable, in the open, for all of their choices.19:06
EtriaphIn my experience with Riddell, he's kind, fair and encourages others.  Are those qualities not leadership?19:08
BluesKajRiddell, is a "Fine Leader" , there's no disputing that.19:13
BluesKajok bbiab .. gotta check my other install 19:15
sgclarkEtriaph: I just uploaded a new kde-baseapps (dolphin) in about 15 mins or so (when you have time) it needs testing again :) thanks for your help!19:27
ScottKWho wants to take over the kubuntunetbook twitter account?19:29
Etriaphsgclark: roger that :D19:31
mparilloI am actually running Kubuntu on an Acer Netbook. Reasonable performance, but the keyboard is tough for me..19:31
Etriaphsgclark: If you tell me what else needs testing, based on what wasn't working, I can test other apps too19:31
Etriaphmparillo: I'm planning to install Kubuntu on my Dell laptop, hoping my experience there is as good as my desktop PC.19:32
sgclarkktp again, but it is not ready, though not sure if you ever got it working?19:32
EtriaphI use KTP19:32
EtriaphWorks just fine19:32
sgclarkworks great on my dell laptop19:32
sgclarkthat is where I do all my packaging19:33
Etriaph:D19:33
EtriaphWhat was the issue with kdenlive19:33
EtriaphI saw it was updated19:33
micahgdoes anyone currently here know about libkgeomap and where it moved in packaging?19:35
yofelmicahg: there's a libkgeomap source now -> http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/applications/libkgeomap.git/log/?h=kubuntu_wily_archive19:38
sgclarkmicahg: it has already been packaged: https://launchpad.net/%7Ekubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/next-stage2/+sourcepub/5098778/+listing-archive-extra19:39
micahgsgclark: great, digikam needs it to build as is, is it ready for upload?19:39
sgclarkready for an upload where? these packages still need testing19:40
micahgor should I remove (comment out) the images from the gpssync plugin for the time being until that gets in?19:40
sgclarkyou can add that ppa as a source?19:40
micahgah, it'll need the build-depends updated anyways, so I'll go ahead and comment up19:40
sgclarkhmm19:40
micahgs/up/out/19:40
kubotumicahg meant: "ah, it'll need the build-depends outdated anyways, so I'll go ahead and comment up"19:40
micahgsigh19:40
sgclarkI persoanlly would add that ppa, otherwise you are doubling your work19:41
micahgadd what to where?  I'm trying to resolve digikam not building in the archive19:41
micahgwhen libkgeomap gets in, you can uncomment the line from the .install file and add the new library to build-depends19:42
micahgI'll show you the diff, one sec19:43
sgclarkgosh I have way to many things on my plate to remember that. the ppa needs to be in the apt sources.list in the environemtn you are building in. 19:44
sgclarkif you are in a non pbuilder/chroot environemt be sure to reove it immediately after19:44
micahgno, I'm dealing with what's in the archive at the moment since digikam was already uploaded19:44
sgclarkhm19:45
micahgI can file a bug so you don't forget if you like, but it's blocking other packages at present19:45
sgclarksigh, I know Jonathan did this, not your fault. but pft19:45
sgclarklet me see if I can upload to archive, I have no rights for some packages19:46
clivejomy fault really, he was teaching me how to package and thats the one I choose19:46
yofelmicahg: package should be ~ready, but it'll have to go through NEW19:46
micahgsgclark: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11397383/ this is what I'll push to the packaging branch and upload19:46
micahgI'm testing now, it'll take about 30 min to build locally19:47
yofelright, rather go with that19:47
sgclarkok19:47
sgclarkbut then yes please file a bug and assign to me. Or it will stay that way forever.19:48
sgclarkMy hats are toppling over.19:48
micahgok, will do, thanks19:48
clivejoanyone know why Im getting this error - QQmlComponent: Component is not ready19:51
clivejo-- Could NOT find QMLModule (missing:  Ubuntu.OnlineAccount) (found suitable version "0.1", minimum required is "0.1")19:51
[Relic]where's a good place to figure out if I have a bug or if what is happening is just a silly human error?20:02
ScottK[Relic]: #kubuntu20:05
[Relic]so definitely won't get an answer on it then since I tried there a few times20:06
clivejowhat is the problem?20:08
[Relic]was trying to pin down 3 konsoles on 3 different desktops, but when I used remember, on reboot it 2 show up on desktop 1, but if I use 'force' for special windows settings *nothing* starts.20:10
EtriaphThat's definitely something you did.20:13
EtriaphBut it can be fixed.20:13
EtriaphHopefully this is still a valid path:  ~/.kde/share/config/kwinrulesrc20:14
[Relic]valid file20:16
EtriaphCome back to #kubuntu and we'll sort it out.20:16
[Relic]Thanks20:17
sgclarkclivejo: oh I would not worry about breaking things, yofel can attest to my breakage of things while learning :)20:18
sgclarkwe all start somewhere20:18
clivejosgclark: I seem to be stuck!20:19
sgclarkwhat are you working on?20:19
clivejowell Jonathan mentioned that while we building digikam we forgot about a bazaar update/patch20:20
clivejobut I thought bzr was like dead now and not used?20:20
sgclarkit is, and I believe he said he merged something in that should not have20:21
ScottKIt's still used here and other places.20:21
ScottKIronically, it' the official VCS of GNU.20:21
sgclarkyeah but digikam shouldn't be using it20:21
clivejothe package I uploaded built ok20:21
clivejoso Im confused as to what went wrong20:21
yofelclivejo: there was a change in bzr that was never uploaded, so jonathan took that and your package and uploaded the merge20:24
yofelwhich didn't build20:24
clivejohow do I merge the bzr change into my local copy?20:25
micahgsigh20:37
micahgI have at least one more fix to add20:38
micahgclivejo: I can fix up digikam for the time being (assuming there aren't too many more moles to whack)20:38
clivejobeat their heads in!20:40
sgclarkEtriaph: well ktp* will not be ready today, I cannot find where sitter hid the telepathy-qt5 repo. The debian one has no sign of kubuntu branches so not touching that.20:46
sgclarkdolphin should be gtg20:50
Etriaphsgclark: OK, lemme do an update.20:55
EtriaphNo update found?20:55
EtriaphPPA is configured since yesterday, haven't touched it.20:56
EtriaphOh, hold on, I got them.20:58
Etriaphhttps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1422687/dolphin_after_update.png21:00
sgclarkhmm21:01
EtriaphI can blow away all the config21:01
EtriaphTo see what happens.21:02
sgclarkEtriaph: nah I just spotted a new error.21:05
EtriaphWhen you have a new build, lemme know :D21:06
micahgyay, looks like digikam is almost done21:19
Etriaphsgclark: That bug bleeds over into Okular; when opening a file, the places list is the same list.21:27
Etriaphsgclark: Both are 4.14.721:29
Etriaph(but you probably know that)21:29
sgclarkyou lost me at 4.14.721:30
sgclarkI am working on 15.04.121:31
micahgsgclark: is there a better VCS for me to push the digikam commits to than https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/digikam/21:32
Etriaphsgclark: LOL21:35
sgclarkmicahg: looking should be in git. but it may not be.. forgot that was one of those extragear things21:36
Etriaphsgclark: OK, so after playing with Dolphin a bit, I can add a new place but the more places I add, the longer Dolphin takes to be responsive when I load it.21:36
Etriaphsgclark: 15 secs this time before I could use it; it loaded and displayed properly.21:36
sgclarkEtriaph: what is this 4.17.7 your talking about though?21:36
sgclarkerr 4.14.721:36
Etriaphsgclark: Yup, from next-stage221:37
micahgsgclark: bug filed and assigned to you to update digikam once libkgeomap gets in21:37
sgclarkmicahg: ty21:37
* micahg hopes this works :)21:37
debfxdo I need to push changes to some vcs when doing a sru of kate?22:01
sgclarkdebfx: possibly, which release?22:03
debfxvivid22:03
RiddellYes to archive branch22:03
sgclarkbranch kubuntu_vivid_archive in debian:kdeapplications/kate I would think22:05
debfxgot it, thanks22:06
EtriaphPurged the next-stage2 PPA so I can get dolphin functioning and it's quite broken.  Dolphin is: 4:15.04.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu22:07
sgclarkok, I just uploaded another one, there is a file that does not seem to be happy anywhere I put it.22:08
debfxkubuntu_wily_archive already has 15.04. I wonder if I can get away with saying wily will be fixed when that's uploaded :)22:08
Etriaphsgclark: Should I add the next-stage2 again and try it?22:08
sgclarkEtriaph: yeah wait a few, I need to see if this file is happy first before we bother testing22:09
EtriaphRoger that.22:09
sgclarkdebfx: it is in testing now22:09
sgclarkand I am backporting to vivid which is also in testing22:10
sgclarkalbiet not going well22:10
sgclarkEtriaph: hmm, I reproduced your bug. ok I see it is using kdelibs 4.14.7.22:15
debfxwoha, creepy kubuntu-ci is harassing me on IRC. claims I broke stuff22:15
sgclarkyeah it likes to do that22:15
sgclarkso like what it probably needs is a merge. I can do that22:16
Etriaphsgclark: I reverted to 4:14.12.3-0ubuntu3 which is vivid and the bug remains, maybe PPA purge didn't do the trick?22:17
debfxthanks22:17
sgclarkEtriaph: I have a sneaky suspicion we may need to go upstream with this. I will let you know22:17
Etriaphsgclark: I think the patch for dolphin wrt places is in 15.04.1, I had the bug on watch on bko22:18
sgclarkEtriaph: well 15.04.1 is what you are testing..22:19
EtriaphOh..22:19
sgclarkunless we missed the patch22:19
sgclarkobviously needs more research and not ready to go live :)22:20
EtriaphIs there any way to turn on verbose console output for dolphin?22:28
Etriaphhttps://paste.kde.org/pyvkhp2mi22:31
Etriaphsgclark: The version on dolphin is 15.04.0; shouldn't that be 15.04.1?  next-stage2 package.22:50
sgclarkit should22:50
EtriaphIn 4:15.04.1-0ubuntu1~ubuntu dolphin's 'About Dolphin' shows 15.04.022:51
EtriaphAnd the KDE version still shows 4.14.722:52
EtriaphI'm assuming this was supposed to be 5.9.0 as well?22:53
sgclarkahh ok, so the devs did not update version, nothing we can do there22:53
sgclarkpossible they made no changes22:53
sgclarkdevs as in kde devs, not us22:53
EtriaphSomething must have changed, dolphin now takes about 30 sec. before the app is responsive.22:53
sgclarkEtriaph: many things can breaks things including changes in kdelibs. Once I can make sure it is not packaging... I will file a bug upstream and get to the bottom of it.22:58
sgclarkI need time... I am doing 50 things at once.22:58
Etriaphsgclark: I'm not rushing you friend, just trying to provide information that'll help :D22:58
sgclarkty22:59
EtriaphGonna see if I can get this all stable now.  bbiab.23:01
[Relic]dern, Etriaph is gone already; found the bug page for my problem so it isn't just me23:43
sgclarkyeah I think I found fix for our dolphin problem too23:44
[Relic]ended up trying to figure out how to manually save a session and found out you can't yet.23:46
sgclarkahhh23:47
sgclarkgood to know. I have been fighting with saving sessions myself.23:47
sgclarkbig pain to reset up my desktops / 2 monitors for all my billion projects lol23:47
* genii shakes a fist at sddm23:48
[Relic]https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34193023:49
ubottuKDE bug 341930 in core "Session management in porting preproc branch" [Minor,Confirmed]23:49
[Relic]that's at least explains why I am having so much trouble23:49
[Relic]I wouldn't call it minor though23:50
sgclarkhmm me either23:54

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