=== Erthe is now known as Etriaph === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward [08:24] hi - looks like the bug with korganizer not sending alerts has been fixed ? But I now have an issue, its using a metric tonne of memory .... [08:24] i'm literally just using one simple google calender with it and the korganizer process is using over 1 GB MEM (looking at kde system activity) and the korgac is also using over 1 GB - that's 2 GB for 1 cal ? [08:24] I am using plasma 5.3.1 [08:29] put it this way the korganizer processes are the highest mem usage in my machine, beating Chrome and Firefox at present. [08:29] that cannot be right ? === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away === Guest76951 is now known as thelionroars === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away [09:50] going to just disable korganizer [09:50] Good morning. === greyback__ is now known as greyback === thelionroars is now known as Guest64321 === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter [12:04] gusy i need someone on Wily + hubrid graphic [12:08] How do I know if I have hybred graphics? [12:10] mparillo: Do you have two graphics cards? [12:10] lspci |grep VGA [12:13] lordievader: i have intel + nvidia but after latets kernel update i think system does not see nvidia [12:13] Hehe, that is annoying. [12:13] Which reminds me, I need to update this box. [12:15] 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02) [12:15] http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=2&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 2 [12:18] mparillo: Unless you have a secondary nVidia or AMD you don't have hybrid graphics. [12:22] lordievader: TY. I knew I had two video ports in the laptop, but I did not know whether they had separate graphics cards. [12:26] I need a working machine soee_ sadly [12:26] :) [12:27] since I have hybrid graphics [12:27] 15.04 works decent [12:28] yes worked fine also here on Wily before Kernel 4.0 :) [12:28] ohhh [12:28] 4.0 [12:28] ahoneybun: Dualboot? [12:28] lordievader: I don't really want to do that [12:28] Hmm... -.- [12:29] Darn, I need to reboot if I want 4.0 on this box. [12:29] only time I ever did that was with Windows [12:29] but I'm full Linux now [12:32] lordievader: are their daily images? [12:32] *there [12:32] or from the Alpha? [12:34] soee_: ^ [12:34] Probably. [12:35] ahoneybun: Check http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com [12:35] daily would require less downloads for latest packages [12:35] it's down [12:35] Heh. === Guest67333 is now known as thelionroars [13:13] Hi folks [13:17] hey BluesKaj [13:18] hey ahoneybun [13:28] hi - potential bug - running 15.04 + plasma PPA - I have the filemanager PCManFM installed and KDE has defaulted to use that as its file manager [13:28] if I choose a different file manager - i.e dolphin the changes are lost after I apply [13:28] (i.e it still uses PCManFM) [13:28] is this a known bug ? [13:28] shadeslayer: so, I set up my raspi2 and tried to fix kdenlive, but GLES isn't what it's looking for, and with GL I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/11841424/ [13:31] hey shadeslayer [13:31] http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/frameworks/networkmanager-qt.git/commit/?h=kubuntu_unstable&id=0d5ee77df5147ea3a0fc22ba0ceedc016894478c [13:32] yo [13:32] this doesn't work when building for debian I think [13:32] santa_: no, I changed it later on I think [13:32] not in libnm-qt [13:32] http://gpul.grupos.udc.es/logs/networkmanager-qt_5.12.0-siduction1_amd64.build [13:33] ok, let me fix it [13:33] ↑ this is a build of kubuntu_vivid_archive + kubuntu_unstable merged [13:33] + not important changes of siduction [13:33] santa_: sitter http://paste.ubuntu.com/11841448/ [13:34] should work for kubuntu and debian [13:34] though it's clearly a workaround [13:34] yeah, that should do the trick [13:34] no [13:34] the symbols are different [13:34] sitter: I still don't understand that reasoning [13:34] the symbols table for debian needs to include symbols that are not there in kubuntu [13:35] sitter: symbols for DCI don't matter [13:35] ( atleast at the moment ) [13:35] hmm have you considered to keep different symbols files for debian and kubuntu? [13:35] santa_: I'm trying to avoid having to make 2 branches [13:35] that's what one of your fellows of ubuntu did with qt [13:35] kubuntu_unstable and ci_unstable [13:35] that sounds icky [13:36] or debian_unstable [13:36] or whatever [13:36] shadeslayer: you dont have to do that [13:36] one of your qt guys added a file to skip the symbols files in the merges [13:36] didn't I say symbols don't matter for DCI [13:36] I think I did [13:36] they matter to everyone else [13:36] why are we even discussing them [13:36] so what you are proposing is a bloody workaround only applicable to dci [13:37] then everyone else can fix the issue [13:37] and doing nothing to solve the underlying problem [13:37] which is what? [13:38] but I don't get how symbols handling is related to the libnm-dev build depend problem [13:38] aren't they different problems? [13:38] santa_: nah, he's talking about the other Depends [13:38] ah, ok [13:38] santa_: I've pushed the build-depends fix [13:39] and I still don't get the issue with the Depends and symbols FWIW [13:41] shadeslayer: ok, I have scheduled a rebuilld with your change, thanks [13:42] shadeslayer: also, please note that I have a merge request for kdesu to not differ between debian and ubuntu [13:42] would be nice to get that one fixed too [13:42] yeah, I have no time for that at the moment [13:43] I'll try to make some time for it [13:43] ok, thank you [13:45] http://news.softpedia.com/news/debian-9-stretch-moves-to-ffmpeg-from-libav-486367.shtml [13:54] how does kdesu differ from kdesudo? [13:55] shadeslayer: sitter: plasma-nm in vivid seems to be looking for modemmanager-qt-dev , any idea where this might have gone? Or why it can't find it? [13:56] sgclark: might be new to vivid. modemmanager-qt-dev (framework) was libmm-qt-dev (plasma) until plasma 5.3 and some frameworks release [13:57] ok [13:59] sgclark: i.e. it probably needs a frameworks backport as well [13:59] !kdesu [13:59] In KDE use « kdesudo » to run graphical applications with root privileges when you have to. Never just use "sudo"! | See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to find out why. [13:59] er oh === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward [14:23] Thanks, BluesKaj, but I always use kdesudo (except for one time I fogot. I tried sudo nano filename, thought better of it, and up-arrowed, and changed nano to kate). I was wondering what/why use kdesu instead of kdesudo. [14:33] Ain't it the same thing? Kdesu and kdesudo? === bshah is now known as bshah2 [14:44] I don't think kdesu is a valid command any more. === bshah2 is now known as bshah [14:46] command -v kdesu gives me nada [14:47] Guess it is replaced alltogether with kdesudo then. [14:50] yeah , I think it has been , for graphical permissions at least [14:51] I wonder if pkexec works for gooey stuff [14:52] herpderp, negative [14:56] thelionroars: Perhaps if you set the display variable first. [15:17] This looks cool: http://tech.thaivisa.com/intel-ubuntu-hdmi-dongle/12160/ [15:17] load up some Kubuntu on there [15:17] I'm unsure if 1GB would be enough [15:18] probably won't be able to do much [15:18] maybe [15:18] maybe MATE [15:18] is it possible for Kubuntu to stream to a Chromecast? [15:18] chrome browser [15:18] sure [15:18] webpages [15:18] WFM [15:19] ahoneybun: I can stream my entire desktop [15:19] what? [15:19] WFM? [15:19] Whole Foods Market? [15:19] works for me [15:19] lol [15:20] founded 1980 [15:20] :P [15:20] what is WFM?!? [15:20] $ wtf WTM [15:21] google isnt being very helpful! [15:24] Whifflebat Fighting Match [15:24] Ive been waiting to see if VLC would bring in support, but hasnt appeared yet [15:25] sgclark: vivid backports merge failing [15:25] *wifflebat [15:25] sgclark: all the mergers are failing http://kci.pangea.pub/view/merge%20FIX/ [15:25] might want to go through those and fix them [15:28] shadeslayer: okies [15:32] I really don't understand why ci explodes like this. what a pain to try and backport... [15:34] mergeroo failed because of conflicts [15:34] brb [15:35] not something we can merge [15:35] hm? sure we can [15:35] well how do I convince git that? [15:36] git checkout kubuntu_unstable; git merge kubuntu_vivid_backport; fix things by hand; git commit -a [15:37] unstable.. I thought this was stable. ugh. [15:37] look at the logs [15:37] kubuntu_vivid_backports -> remotes/origin/kubuntu_unstable [15:52] sgclark: what did you do to frameworksintegration [15:52] why did you merge unstable into vivid backports [15:56] sigh I don't know wtf is suppose to be going on here. All I wanted to do was backport some frameworks, not this. [15:57] sgclark: https://community.kde.org/images.community/a/a5/Kubuntu_CI_Mergeflow.png [15:57] although that does not show backports === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away === drawkward_away is now known as drawkward === rdieter is now known as rdieter_work === drawkward is now known as drawkward_away