[04:48] how does one boot to text mode with efi? [08:45] Good morning. [10:35] FYI I've updated qca-qt5 so that it compiles on Qt 5.5 so that okteta autopkgtest doesn't fail [12:10] Howdy all [12:36] Is plasma 5.5 in the staging ppa yet ? [12:42] sgclark: yofel: I merged pkg-kde-tools [12:45] * BluesKaj guesses his question is wrong somehow [12:47] http://news.softpedia.com/news/kde-plasma-5-5-features-new-default-font-wayland-session-legacy-tray-icons-support-video-497275.shtml [12:55] BluesKaj: no and no [12:55] Riddell: thanks [12:57] yofel, any timeline for plasma 5.5 ? [12:58] not that I know of, sorry [12:59] ok thanks [13:02] I suppose it will be in the 15.10 backports soon tho..I'll be checking on my laptop [13:59] Hi - are their plans for Plasma 5.5 to be in the backports PPA for 15.10 ? 5.5 was released today -> https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.5.0.php [14:51] Riddell: merged as in fixed now? [14:57] sgclark: l10n-thing.mk got added in so I hope that fixes any problems [14:59] oh great, yes that will fix much of the breakage. [14:59] thanks [15:00] But to whom it may concern, I must leave in the morning to visit my aunt in the hospise. I am running out of time. [15:00] So unless someone else steps up to package 5.5 it will be awhile. Sorry. [15:02] sgclark, ok thanks, understood . [15:15] Riddell: new and exciting failures with pkg-kde-tools [15:16] sgclark: hmm? [15:17] look at ecm buildlog ^ [15:18] will the packages buld themselfs [15:19] that would be an exciting feature [15:19] lol [15:20] "Undefined subroutine &Debian::Debhelper::Buildsystem::kf5::dpkg_architecture_value called at /usr/share/perl5/Debian/Debhelper/Buildsystem/kf5.pm line 47." hmm [15:20] well. if I could ever get CI back to working order, then yes [15:20] but it is a freaking mess atm. [15:21] indeed, very storm Desmond [15:22] eakkk all packages are broken today [15:23] there isnt a green light in the whole of senial [15:23] xenial [15:23] yes, kf5 updated. but pkg-kde-tools is still broken in a new and exciting way, which is a blocker for al [15:23] all* [15:24] cursed sitter [15:24] right see above. till pkg-kde-tools is fixed all will remain. [15:24] nothing to do with sitter [15:24] sgclark: I mean him calling xenial senile [15:24] oh lol [15:25] I find myself calling it senial a lot [15:29] not senile ? [15:32] sitter calls it senile [15:32] but my fingers keep pressing the s key instead of x [15:36] think it's meant to synonymous with genial, xenial actaully means anyway [15:39] let me rephrase that : I think it's meant to be synonymous with genial, which xenial actually means anyway ,,,have to correct those senile mistakes of mine :-) [15:42] lol [15:45] * clivejo cries [15:45] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wFTo34mCj0 [15:45] I want, I want [15:46] so pretty [17:32] alright I am off, see you all soon [18:40] how does one boot to non-X mode on kubuntu these days? [18:40] I've tried appending "text" instead of "quite splash" but that still started sddm [18:43] quiet spalsh even [18:43] even [18:43] :_)\\ [18:43] btw can someone retrigger powerdevil build in kci? the last package is very old and cannot be installed due to conflicts with kscreen [18:44] 0 timeout used to work [18:44] so kci unstable now has no power management ^^ [18:44] BluesKaj: that's unfortunately a) not working anymore b) not what I actually want [18:45] (if you run update-grub with timeout=0 it will print a warning that it's not supported anymore) [18:45] but I want to boot to tty, not sddm [18:45] mck182, if you drop to a vt/tty I guess that stops X [18:46] not exactly [18:46] it just switches you to a different tty [18:46] not killing X [18:46] yeah [18:46] but I want to boot to tty, not boot to X and then kill X [18:47] you want to load wayland I suppose [18:47] that as well [18:48] there must be a line edit in grub that will work [18:49] yes, you're supposed to append "text" to kernel args [18:49] but I dunno if that is still working with 4.2.0/15.10 [18:49] not for me anyway [18:49] perhaps efi has something to do with it [18:49] I dunno [18:51] I would rather say systemd is involved here, but I don't know what the solution is either [18:51] what avou the line #GRUB_TERMINAL=console, in /etc/default/grub [18:51] about [18:52] BluesKaj: that's for grub-pc only I've read [18:52] while I have grub-efi [18:52] bummer [18:52] yofel: or that, yeah [18:53] damn uefi [18:53] yofel: btw could please retrigger powerdevil build in kci? the last one is very outdated and conflicts with plasma-workspace [18:54] is that why the new plasma-workspace is being held back ? [18:57] either the ic ppa or the staging ppa have it , forgot which , but I have them commented now [19:47] does anyone understand systemd to help investigate a thing? [19:50] mck182: What is the problem? [19:51] lordievader: when I stop sddm, my display is powered off, I believe this is systemd doing, in the syslog I see "Reached target Shutdown" [19:51] so I'm somewhat assuming that systemd is powering down the screen for machine power off [19:51] but I'd like it not to [19:51] Hehe, that is odd. Does it automatically reboot if the sddm service is disabled? [19:52] no [19:52] I still have access to tty1 [19:52] but the screen is powered off [19:52] so I can blindly type "sudo reboot" and it will reboot [19:53] Hmm, well it could be that systemd thinks the lid is closed. (Is this a laptop by the way?) [19:53] yeah, laptop [19:54] lordievader: here's the full log https://paste.kde.org/pjp10gyy2 [19:54] mck182: Edit '/etc/systemd/logind.conf' and let it say, among things, 'HandleLidSwitch=ignore'. Then reboot (or reload logind). [19:55] lordievader: how do I reload logind? [19:56] mck182: Not really sure if that will immeadeate effect, but: sudo systemctl reload systemd-logind [19:56] lordievader: "Failed to reload systemd-logind.service: Job type reload is not applicable for unit systemd-logind.service." [19:56] so I guess I'll just reboot [19:57] Hmm, you can try restarting it but that might fail worse ;) [19:57] np, reboots are quick ^^ [20:01] lisandro: well that didn't help [20:02] Hmm... [20:03] What does the log of systemd-logind say? [20:06] hmm....how can I display previous boot with journalctl? [20:06] --list-boots shows only the current boot [20:08] Then it is likely set to volatile. Set the journal to persistent mode to save journals across boots. [20:08] one thing I hope you realized by now is that I have zarro knowledge about thingsd :) [20:09] so if you tell me set it to persistent mode, I have no idea how [20:09] By the by, maybe we should move to #kubuntu, this is not really a support room ;) [20:10] oh right [20:37] yofel: any plans to add Plasma 5.5 to Kubuntu any soon ? [20:39] don't hold your breath. Not with scarlett on a trip and me working overtime every day. [20:41] how come you are on overtime yofel? [20:42] My todo list at work until christmas is too long? And it's winter and people are sick and stuff [20:42] well, life [20:43] But as a result I have like next to no motivation to do something productive once I get home -.- [20:49] bad weather there too? [20:51] yofel: regarding ecm I have built it on my own xenial system, but I added a build dep on python-sphinx [20:52] Not really, we had 3 days of all-day mist though which finally cleared up today [20:53] sounds like documentation stuff. Dunno if we ship that for ecm [20:54] ah [21:05] I wonder what I have on my machine that allows it to build, but is not on LP [21:08] well, the CI failure is caused by the busted pkg-kde-tools [21:10] where does it get built? [21:10] ecm or pkt? [21:10] pkt [21:10] archive [21:11] cant see it in KCI [21:11] it's not in the CI, it's just a tooling package [21:12] so my tooling package is different to the one KCI is using? [21:12] dunno, what version do you have? [21:13] Installed: 0.15.19ubuntu1 [21:14] that one works, 0.15.20~ubuntu1 is busted [21:14] where is 0.15.20 coming from? [21:14] archive [21:15] 500 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ xenial/main amd64 Packages [21:15] 0.15.20~ubuntu1 0 [21:15] 500 http://localhost:3142/archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ xenial/main amd64 Packages [21:15] wonder why my install isnt using it [21:16] you probably didn't update [21:16] ah well, lets see if I can get this fixed [21:17] who looks after the tooling then? [21:17] us [21:22] we need more people! [21:22] definitely [21:23] it's a bit worrying that the team is too small to have time to mentor new folks [21:23] * yofel wonders what the purpose of the failing code is... [21:23] although I will say that GCi while fun, hasn't gotten us long-term contributors [21:27] yofel: how do you find out? [21:27] ask the KDE folks? [21:27] so far I'm wondering that myself :P [21:28] nah, this shouldn't be so hard that reading the actual code won't help [21:28] and from what I can see, the current default behavior matches the indended one, so that diff is probably obsolete [21:28] which would explain why debian doesn't need it [21:30] yofel: why do we have so much other stuff as well as the debian folder ? [21:30] http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/pkg-kde-tools.git/tree/?h=kubuntu_xenial_archive [21:31] that's a debian native package, i.e. "We" are upstream here [21:31] which is why the code and the packaging are together [21:32] the kubuntu specific stuff is in the kubuntu/ folder. + some patched files [21:32] so very confusing! [21:33] how so? It's packaging tooling, so it should be pretty obvious that we wrote that ^^ [21:34] hm... [21:34] I wonder if I can run apt from inside the tooling... would drop the dep diff for lintian... [21:49] sgclark, Riddell: pkg-kde-tools with the broken line dropped uploaded to the archive, should fix most things. [21:50] there is still one call to dpkg_architecture_value in dh_sameversiondep, but that's mostly unused these days [21:50] yofel: what was broken? [21:50] "Undefined subroutine &Debian::Debhelper::Buildsystem::kf5::dpkg_architecture_value called at /usr/share/perl5/Debian/Debhelper/Buildsystem/kf5.pm line 47." [22:43] yofel: you're a genius, did you sync up git? [22:43] it's in git