[00:30] How goes the Kubuntu testing? [00:42] The ISOs seem to install fine, but after a while and a couple of re-boots, I get: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=351805 [00:42] KDE bug 351805 in general "Configuration file "//.config/kwalletd5rc" not writable. Please contact your system administrator." [Normal,Unconfirmed] [00:43] Feel free to add your results here: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/345/builds [00:45] * ahoneybun starts his tests [00:47] When the fix to launchpad bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/1488843 lands, I will test the upgrade from Vivid. [00:47] Launchpad bug 1488843 in ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu Wily) "SRU: upgrader kde frontend fails to start" [Critical,Confirmed] [00:49] Is it only me that finds when the ISO starts and the keyboard symbol is at bottom of screen, there's no way to bring up the language menu ? [01:01] just a little weird that I have half oxygen icons [01:04] finished my test for entire disk [01:04] PASSED [03:11] ovidiu-florin: could you tell if you think digikam is stable enough to be moved to the backport-ppa? [05:33] Riddell: [05:33] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-kde-commits/2015-August/086333.html [05:33] | [05:33] v [05:33] http://i.imgur.com/C5z6bS4.jpg [05:34] RIP thread.. [05:52] Riddell: one of those look pretty much like any-depends-any http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/applications/kcontacts.git/commit/?h=kubuntu_wily_archive&id=5c930a6c3716c1541843bd3de4f4390dda3fba18 [06:05] ahoneybun: I've tested digikam only a bit. It seems to work. I haven't encountered any issues so far [06:11] good morning [06:22] morning soee [06:23] soee: do you see any urgent thigs that need to be done on the website before I ask the sysadmins to launch it today? [06:29] ovidiu-florin: link please, dont have it here at work [06:29] https://www-new.kubuntu.org/ [06:32] ovidiu-florin: https://www-new.kubuntu.org/community/ i woudl put thissocial media widgets each in own column [06:32] so do 3 equal columns and put widget inside [06:33] ovidiu-florin: are you sure you want to put into footer Meta menu links to login and register pages ? [06:34] register should not be there [06:36] other things look good. there could be some styles adjustments where images (icons) are not aligned with text properly but you can skip it for now i think [06:36] register disabled [06:36] again [06:37] Login is ok IMO [06:38] ah btw. this banner on homepage could be a bit wider to fit at least 1920px screens [06:38] Good morning. [06:38] ah in fact it is wider [06:38] but it scale to geight [06:38] *height [06:38] good mornign lordievader [06:40] Hey soee [06:51] soee: https://www-new.kubuntu.org/community/ [06:53] IMO: The social-media thing looks a bit disorganized. [06:53] it is [06:53] But that is a minor detail. The rest of the website looks great. [06:54] because they don't provide standardized widgets [06:54] each one has it's own crap [06:54] those pages need to be rdone completely [06:54] but I feel that if we don't launch the site, there won't be enough motivation in the community for those to be redone [06:55] I can make them if someone gives me the content and design [06:55] and the social things.... [06:55] I'd get rid of the feeds, and only add badges [06:57] I think making them all a similar size helps. [06:59] they are supposed to be simmilar size [06:59] I have them encapsulated [07:00] but they run some weird JS that breaks everything [07:00] Yes, you probably need to run your own JS to fix their breakage. [07:00] it's ok if you use only that one [07:01] maybe there's a widget that can integrate them all === sitter_ is now known as sitter [07:24] Riddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12204024/ is this going to get fixed or do I get to make a list every day for the rest of my life now? [08:01] Riddell, shadeslayer, yofel: review plz http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/frameworks/kactivities.git/commit/?h=kubuntu_unstable_module_rename&id=65ab8ab9db82a68d40917f611c518c923f41d20b [08:21] sitter: hmm, I wonder if the epoch is still hidden in the unstable branches, I'll check [08:23] Riddell: the conflicting versions are from <=19th so I doubt it [08:23] it's an archive problem not a changelog one [08:49] sitter: packages removed [09:13] Riddell: http://kci.pangea.pub/job/wily_unstable_kcontacts/13/parsed_console/ [09:13] \o/ [09:21] sitter: this lintian just doesn't know what it wants! [09:25] Riddell: no your commit is just wrong [09:25] see backlog [09:26] also NMU is ignored by KCI FWIW so status page probably should as well [09:34] Riddell: review plz http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/applications/kdepimlibs.git/commit/?h=kubuntu_stable_bin&id=adc704937b7f77d4a46488c8fcf76f6166f5f5b7 [09:35] Mirv: [09:36] CMake Warning at /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/cmake/Qt5Declarative/Qt5DeclarativeConfig.cmake:100 (find_package): [09:36] Could not find a package configuration file provided by "Qt5Script" [09:38] Riddell: kross-interpreters will apparently fail to backport on account of weird python stuff http://kci.pangea.pub/job/vivid_stable_kross-interpreters/ [09:38] actually probably a cmake bug [09:43] Riddell: did you had time to take a look at kde4libs i think, related to my issue: libstreamanalyzer0 : Depends: libclucene-core1 (>= 2.3.3.4) but it is not installable ? [10:02] sitter: I haven't used Qt Quick 1, but depending on how big component is in question one should anyway find out how to port to Qt 5 proper soon, Qt Quick 1 is already deprecated in Qt 5.5 [10:03] even though off-topic from the CMake problem of course [10:03] lordievader, Riddell ScottK Are you Beta 1 release notes in order. [10:03] All the flavours are now marked ready. [10:03] Mirv: I think it is ported but that is legacy support or something [10:03] * sitter doesn't quite comprehend qtgstreamer [10:03] ok [10:04] flexiondotorg: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/WilyWerewolf/Beta1/Kubuntu Looks okay to me, but Riddell should give the 'OK [10:05] lordievader, Yep. Saw those. Just doing the round and checking with everyone. [10:05] Riddell: I am attempting to stage libindi 1.0 transition here https://launchpad.net/~apachelogger/+archive/ubuntu/stage/+packages [10:05] kstars wants indi1 [10:05] and we could potentially do a fakesync + 2 rebuilds to get it landed [10:30] Riddell: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libkolab/+bug/1489392 [10:30] Launchpad bug 1489392 in libkolab (Ubuntu) "FFE libkolab" [Undecided,New] [10:39] does kubuntu/kde not have a donor/sponsorship prgram? [10:41] http://www.kubuntu.org/donate [10:41] nah [10:41] https://relate.kde.org/ [10:41] donations to KDE have more direct impact [10:42] Ive seen other project with pledge per feature [10:42] and I love the idea [10:43] sometimes people want to direct their money to certain things [10:43] I seem to remember something like that which didn't quite work out as well [10:43] for my KDE Connect is a feature I want to see improved [10:44] clivejo: donate to KDE :P [10:44] I do [10:44] there are all sorts of social problems with purpose driven donations [10:44] I donated to the Randa drive [10:44] which I see you are number 2 on the list :) [10:45] I would usually do it Anonymous [10:45] * sitter forgot to tick box :P [10:46] I did consider it! [10:46] but I seen your name on there! [10:47] world famous because we are mentioned on a website (: [10:47] just hope KDE Connect gets some love and attention :) [10:48] isn't it one of the Rhanda 2015 topics ? [10:48] yup [10:49] soee: yeah it is [10:49] well, so it should get some love :-) [10:50] hope so [10:50] its a great tool for me [10:51] for all of us i think [10:52] but for me priority is rock solid Plasma 5 + rock solid apps like kmail :) [10:52] soee: see thats why I think a pledge for features system would be a good idea [10:52] and somewhere in my dreams i hope this ugly skyp icon will be changed [10:53] but then, there might be very good ideas but not many would support them [10:53] isnt it a Microsoft trademark? [10:53] clivejo: it is [10:54] LOL [10:54] but surely thats for people to decide [10:54] Im sure Canonical think Unity is a "good idea" [10:54] ;D [10:55] but for me, Id pay to get rid of it! [10:55] i don't care, i do not use it and never did [10:56] i think KDE was always my distro (there were experiments with others few years ago, but in teh end ... kde) [10:59] I also think a feedback tool in the Muon Discover would be good idea [10:59] even a donate button there would be nice [11:00] clivejo: sure but first Discover shoudl get some love with its gui/UI/UX [11:01] indeed [11:01] http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/applications/kdepimlibs.git/commit/?h=kubuntu_stable_bin&id=adc704937b7f77d4a46488c8fcf76f6166f5f5b7 seems fine sitter [11:01] its a bit ugly,bless its wee cotton socks! [11:01] i think VDG did some proposals for it [11:01] a GUI only a mother could love [11:02] soee: kde4libs is uploaded and in wily-proposed but it's stuck there due to beta freeze [11:02] kdepimlibs integrating [11:02] flexiondotorg: release notes a good yes [11:03] clivejo: but when you mentioned it ... maybe i find some time to design on paper some new concepts for Discover [11:03] soee: are you going to Randa? [11:03] Discover is a part of Applications or it is separate project ? [11:03] Riddell, Thanks. [11:03] clivejo: nope, this year = no travels for me [11:03] soee: I dont know, I rarely use it [11:03] sitter: libindi, brave man [11:04] on the international no fly list? [11:04] sitter: libkolab is approved by pitti thanks [11:05] eakkk "Oh no! You're suspected of having broken merger_kdepimlibs" [11:05] Riddell: where can i find deb file for amd64 with this updated kde4libs ? [11:06] Riddell: indi looks good if we consider it worth FFeing for [11:06] can do a sync from debian and rebuild the rdeps [11:07] soee: just enable wily-proposed [11:07] sitter Riddell: what did I do? [11:07] sitter: yes please [11:07] clivejo: spookily I got the same message about kdepimlibs [11:07] twas me [11:07] clivejo: but it looks good now http://kci.pangea.pub/job/merger_kdepimlibs/ [11:08] * clivejo wipes sweat off brow [11:10] Riddell: after enabling proposed and trying full-upgrade i have only this error: libstreamanalyzer0 : Depends: libclucene-core1 (>= 2.3.3.4) but it is not installable [11:11] soee: apt-cache rdepends libstreamanalyzer0? [11:11] Riddell: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libindi/+bug/1489411 [11:11] Launchpad bug 1489411 in libindi (Ubuntu) "FFe libindi 1.0 sync from debian unstable" [Undecided,New] [11:11] libkolab almost ready [11:11] soee: confirmed! [11:11] nopt [11:12] nope [11:12] sitter: confirmed! [11:12] Riddell: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12205056/ [11:12] Riddell: do we need a separate ticket for sync from debian? [11:12] maybe i shoudl reinstall some package ? [11:13] sitter: not really [11:13] sitter: you can just run /usr/bin/syncpackage I think [11:14] uh [11:14] magic [11:15] well, kolab first [11:17] erkh, E: Unable to locate package kde4libs [11:21] that's the source, you want one of the 20 or so binaries [11:23] oO [11:26] * sitter wonders why libkolab refuses to build against 15.08 kmime -.- [11:30] Riddell: indi transition uploaded [11:30] yay [11:31] Is plasma-netbook ever coming back? If not, I can close as won't fix: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdeplasma-addons/+bug/1066861 [11:31] Launchpad bug 1066861 in kdeplasma-addons (Ubuntu) "Plasma-netbook freezes after clicking on 'Page one' in the panel" [Undecided,Confirmed] [11:46] meh :/ kdelibs5-plugins : Depends: kdelibs5-data (= 4:4.14.8-4~ubuntu1~ubuntu15.04~ppa1) but 4:4.14.11-0ubuntu2 is to be installed [11:50] why it wants old packages http://paste.ubuntu.com/12205174/ ? [11:51] mparillo: it's dead indeed [12:04] Riddell: plz review http://paste.ubuntu.com/12205221/ [12:05] diff to debian master [12:06] sitter: looking good [12:07] Riddell: any idea what is goind on with my deps ? see my link above [12:08] soee: apt remove libstreamanalyzer0 may help [12:08] or apt -f install [12:08] or both [12:10] Riddell: both will fail :) [12:10] oh no wait, -f install might do something [12:11] but with proposed enabled there is thi sproblem it wants to remove: [12:11] akregator amarok amarok-utils apturl-kde baloo-utils k3b k3b-i18n kde-runtime kde-telepathy-declarative kdeconnect kdemultimedia-kio-plugins kdesudo kio-audiocd kmix knotes [12:11] krdc ksnapshot ksystemlog ktorrent kubuntu-desktop language-pack-kde-en libktpcommoninternalsprivate8 libktploggerprivate8 libktpmodelsprivate8 libktpwidgetsprivate8 [12:11] libplasma3 libstreamanalyzer0 libstreams0 libtag-extras1 libtag1c2a okular plasma-scriptengine-javascript python3-pykde4 rsibreak skanlite ubuntu-release-upgrader-qt yakuake [12:11] ugm, sorry for that, should be pastbin [12:23] Riddell: Uploading libkolab_1.0.0-0ubuntu1.dsc: done. [12:24] should get through on its own since it has no rdeps right now I think [12:38] what is it with the articles on how to install plasma 5.4 in Vivid? Surely it can't be for tyhe clickbait factor, right? [12:39] claydoh: which articles? [12:40] Riddell: http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2015/08/install-kde-plasma-plasma-5-4 [12:40] and http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/08/plasma-5-4-new-features [12:42] how is it coming ? [12:43] plasma-nm seems to be still broken on wily? [12:46] thats not plasma5.4 though [12:47] kubuntu-ppa/backports only has plasma 5.3.2 [12:49] claydoh: Here is the current status of Plasma 5.4 on wily - http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/plasma/build_status_5.4.0_wily.html [12:50] clivejo: I know, but that doesn't stop people from putting out articles that get people all excited and then......nada lol! [12:50] true [12:52] someone should inform the author - https://plus.google.com/+joeysneddon/posts [13:10] "once it lands in the Kubuntu Backports PPA" [13:10] hmm [13:10] I guess the pressure is on to get it there [13:11] trouble is it's blocked in wily by gcc transition, beta freeze and network-manager breakage [13:11] didnt I hear sgclark wont be working on backports for a while? [13:13] quite possibly [13:13] sgclark: you off backports for a while? [13:16] Riddell: any progress on the plasma 5.4 nm issue? === ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube [13:25] Hiyas all [13:26] hi BluesKaj_ [13:26] hey clivejo [13:27] there other package formats liek rpm etc. is it any eaiser to package them than debs [13:27] or it is the same road [13:43] soee: lol [13:43] spec files are sooooo fucked [13:44] PKGBUILDS are somewhat saner, but forego all the awesome stuff that debs provide [13:44] like symbol files [13:44] also, PKGBUILDS are, afaict, not machine parsable [13:44] o..O [13:45] or well, a bit hard [13:46] bshah: well yeah : source=("http://www.server.tld/${pkgname}-${pkgver}.tar.gz" [13:46] "foo.desktop") < that's a tad bit difficult to parse isn't it [13:46] what about just sourcing pkgbuild and get over with it? [13:47] (I do it in lot of my scripts) [13:47] but yeah if you want to do in another language.. i see your pain [13:47] * shadeslayer ponders how that'd work in Ruby [13:47] yes [13:47] PKGBUILD have no style defined [13:48] well, it's basically bash :P [13:48] on other hand... there is solution to problem [13:48] there is mksrcinfo tool [13:48] which generates SRCINFO file [13:48] it is machine parsable [13:48] mmhm [13:49] bshah: https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/ci-tooling.git/tree/lib/debian < various Debian file parsers [13:49] for instance : http://ix.io/kuG [13:49] bshah: that does look alot saner [13:50] though then you don't have unique fields from what I see :P [13:50] yes.. some fields are not supposed to be unique [13:51] you have to iterate either way [13:51] even if it is put in one field or repeated [13:52] yeah, not a big deal [13:52] I think rpmspecs are the worst though :P [13:52] what arch uses ? [13:53] soee: PKGBUILD's [13:53] PKGBUILD [13:53] and fedora, suse ? [13:53] soee: spec files [13:53] they use rpmspec IIRC [13:53] gosh, this is to complicated for me :) [13:53] you should talk to dvratil about parsing spec files xD [13:54] and how doifferent this snappy packages are from debs etc. ? [13:55] why you want to parse spec files? [13:55] * bshah misses context [13:55] bshah: for scripting purposes [13:55] automated builds and what not [13:56] for eg. updating frameworks would be a single command [13:56] ah [13:56] ( next step would be to make CI do it ) [13:56] basically, eliminate the human factor of introducing errors :P [13:56] I would so so be interested in arch CI [13:56] :P [13:56] get parsable PKGBUILD's first :P [13:57] * shadeslayer is pondering about setting up his own britney [13:58] Actually, I could even rewrite Britney in Ruby [13:58] :p [13:58] and make it better [13:58] with a proper config [14:15] clivejo: no progress on nm as far as I know [14:15] cyphermox: any progress on nm and plasma-workspace? [14:17] I mentioned it in #plasma and sebas suggested adding libnm-qt as a build dep, but I tried a rebuild and its still failing ove nm-core-enum-types.h [14:18] does that file exist? I think it's new and is missing from the nm package [14:19] I wonder does it build on my system [14:19] it's shipped by libnm-dev [14:20] I thought you were alreday working on it clivejo, if not I can look harder now [14:20] cyphermox: Im trying, but no idea what is wrong or how to fix it [14:20] ah [14:21] just add libnm-dev as a build-depends [14:21] cyphermox: it wont build [14:21] any of the packages which currently build-depend on network-manager-dev probably should add libnm-dev [14:21] ok, which package exactly? I'll go look [14:22] Riddell: does this mean anything to you [14:22] clivejo: it looks like you do not have /usr/include/libnm in your include path. NetworkManagerQt (not Plasma NM) from KF5 >= 5.8.0 should have added it automatically to include path. Check if /usr/lib64/cmake/KF5NetworkManagerQt/KF5NetworkManagerQtTargets.cmake contains libnm's include path in INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES [14:22] ah [14:22] so we probably need to look at NetworkManagerQt directly, not plasma-whatever [14:23] cyphermox: seems like it [14:24] what's the proper name for that package? [14:25] cyphermox: network-manager ? [14:25] not for NetworkManagerQt [15:00] clivejo: are you onto that or should I look too? === ghostcube_ is now known as ghostcube [15:41] ahoneybun: could you take on bug 1483620 ? I just fixed it in wily and you need to take my 4.12.0-0ubuntu4 package and backport that to vivid [15:41] bug 1483620 in Kubuntu PPA "kipi-plugins 4:4.9.0-0ubuntu1 is missing dependencies" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1483620 === rdieter_work is now known as rdieter [16:23] clivejo: cyphermox: looks like it just needs libkf5networkmanager-qt rebuilt and it picks up the (presumably new?) include directory :) [16:24] Riddell: sounds right [16:26] clivejo: I uploaded networkmanager-qt 5.13.0-0ubuntu2, you can click rebuild on plasma-workspace once that's in the archive [16:26] once it's in wily-proposed [16:30] kopete still broken ? [16:30] I'm away tomorrow until sunday evening [16:30] soee: yeah that'll need more work, kdepimlibs repackaged [16:32] Riddell: who to poke about this bug? [16:32] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/muon/+bug/1485212 [16:32] Launchpad bug 1485212 in muon (Ubuntu) ""Configure sources" broken in Muon (Wily)" [Medium,Confirmed] [16:32] should I report it upstream? [16:32] snele: yeah I guess so [16:32] Riddell: Plasma 5.4 also need some deeper work ? [16:33] soee: the nm issue should be solved once my new networkmanager-qt is in so it'll need a few things rebuilt then it can be uploaded [16:43] shadeslayer: so, I won't be in berlin anymore in october, but I've been thinking about getting an LPIC-1 certificate, so I'll most likely come to ubucon anyway [16:46] LPI 1 is dead easy, I was the first person to get one in scotland and I didn't read the syllabus or anything [16:46] although read up on your rpm commands I seem to remember :) [16:47] * Riddell out, not online much until sunday evening/monday [16:47] yeah, I looked at the example questions and I can answer like half of them right away, so it'll be an easy way to get a certificate without much effort [18:07] * ovidiu-florin is sending the email to the sysadmins NOW to release the new site [18:09] can someone please help and write a mockup or even a full article for the new site release? [18:09] I'm still at work :(( [18:44] yippeeee [18:44] plasma-nm built successful [18:44] thanks so much Riddell [18:50] ! [18:51] clivejo: so whole 5.4 should be ready soon ? [18:51] maybe [18:51] Ive restarted the builds [18:52] cool :) [18:52] keep your eye on here - http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/plasma/build_status_5.4.0_wily.html [18:52] yofel: hah [18:52] yofel: is it any useful to have one? [18:53] yofel: and got a link to the sample questionaire [18:57] shadeslayer: just google for lpic 1 101 questions and you'll find a bunch of practice sites based on old questions [18:57] well, it tells you people that you actually know how to use linux and didn't just write it on your resumee for fun [18:57] xD [18:57] OTOH, for you it's probably not interesting if your resumee is 80% about linux development :P [18:58] yofel: if a company does not quiz me about stuff that I've written down on my resume, then it speaks volumes about the company as well [18:58] agreed [18:58] if anything, LPIC 2 or 3 are intersting if you're looking for a sysadmin job, 1 is really just basics [18:59] which is why any of us can probably pass that without studying ^^ [18:59] erm, no thanks @ sysadmin :p [19:00] Is LPI supposed to be distro-agnostic? Why do they have rpm commands, I wonder, in the test [19:01] yofel: if plasma 5.4 builds coreectly, is it hard to backport it to vivid? [19:05] genii: because RHEL is a reality, and I think they have some dpkg stuff in there as well [19:05] Hm [19:08] yippeee plasma-workspace built successfully [19:08] looking good! [19:12] Riddell: what happened ? [19:12] 1483620 [19:12] LP 1483620 [19:12] Launchpad bug 1483620 in Kubuntu PPA "kipi-plugins 4:4.9.0-0ubuntu1 is missing dependencies" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1483620 [19:18] why did it get assigned to me? [19:18] I think digikam makes it [19:19] that ^ [19:19] makes? [19:19] kipi-plugins is build by digikam [19:19] yeah [19:19] and you were backportiing digikam, weren't you ;) [19:19] and you backported digikam to vivid [19:19] I did [19:19] so you're in charge now [19:20] so the backport part is mine [19:20] I was just saying that I did not do the wily one [19:20] * ahoneybun fines packages and grabs the SOURCE [19:20] I did the wily one [19:21] but the bug is for the vivid one [19:21] k [19:21] so your build needs moved to vivid-backport [19:22] has it been tested? [19:22] just by ovidiu-florin [19:22] it is just in my own PPA atm [19:22] needs some more testing that, and verification that Riddell's fix is actually in that version [19:22] *testing then [19:23] we dont have any annoucement about Beta1? [19:23] yofel: I never said it had enough :) [19:23] * ahoneybun looks for dsc command that yofel has told me twice [19:24] LOL write it down! [19:24] LOGS! [19:24] ahoneybun: I keep notes cause you told me to!# [19:24] there is also pull-lp-source for the archive (ubuntu-dev-tools), and pull-ppa-source for PPA's (kubuntu-dev-tools) for convenience [19:24] I know I keep forgetting that one! [19:25] dget -xu [19:26] that SSD and -j4 will come in handy now clivejo lol [19:26] * clivejo nods [19:26] will heat your room too :) [19:27] digikam is a beast [19:28] try calligra :) [19:30] clivejo: whya ll have dependency wait and non builds http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/plasma/build_status_5.4.0_wily.html ? [19:30] because LP is slow!! [19:30] oh now build [19:31] it can take up to 20mins for the packages that have been built to become available [19:31] in the archive [19:32] plasma-workspace just got published, so Ive restarted khitkeys, plasma-desktop and powerdevil [19:32] but its looking good [19:32] the amd64 build is going faster [19:33] I'm confused it does not like those deps [19:34] dpkg-source: warning: can't parse dependency libkfilemetadata-dev [19:34] libkvkontakte1 [19:34] libmediawiki1 [19:37]