[00:03] I have a question regarding ubuntu booting process [00:06] I tried to update to 15.04 from 14.04 by using "sudo do-release-upgrade". Then I restarted the system and was met by the error message: [00:08] "Target filesystem doesn't have requested /sbin/init [00:08] "/sbin/sh: 0: can't access tty: job control turned off" [01:52] hello? [01:53] for the task of organizing the youtube videos of these UOS events, how many should I put in my playlist and should i put in quick review videos of the event [02:07] whats up raj [02:07] okey den [02:07] lol [02:07] Whats up? [02:09] hi [02:10] hi [02:10] Evening all [02:12] Sup? [02:13] Installing Thunar from source, slowly and painfully. Yourself? [02:14] Just got my Ubuntu VM setup and fast enough to use, getting SSH details setup [02:17] Oh, very nice. What host OS are you using? [02:18] Are you asking me? [02:18] Windows 10; I would have dual booted by now but my computer was having issues booting from usb, so I gave up on. How about yourself? [02:18] frogerman1234, oh no, sorry, I was asking McIntireEvan. That was my bad. [02:19] Its ok i just logged in to ask a question and what you typed was the first to appear [02:20] McIntireEvan, I use Windows 8.1 as my host. I've got a working install of Ubuntu GNOME on another partition that I use for video editing, but I figured it was a bad idea to gunk it up with too much development stuff. [02:22] ExplodingKittens, yeah, makes sense, I use a ubuntu vps but I I also need the GUI for all these tasks so I setup a VM [02:28] McIntireEvan, yeah, I got my VM (mostly) set up about a week ago, since downloading programs-- especially the Ubuntu SDK --takes ages on my internet. Then I realized that for most of the tasks, I need to download Ubuntu 16.04 anyways. Whoops. === Andy_ is now known as Guest37470 === Guest37470 is now known as Klikini [02:34] ExplodingKittens, there will be some Ubuntu GNOME tasks appearing over the next day if you are interested [02:35] ExplodingKittens, ouch, what kind of internet speed do you have? [02:36] darkxst, I'll be keeping an eye out for those. Thanks for letting me know! [02:37] McIntireEvan, 0.5 mbps down/~0.25 mbps up. [02:37] ExplodingKittens, jeez, that's awful. Im so sorry :( [02:42] It's not too terrible, it just makes installing and updating stuff last way longer than it really ought to. It's a good thing the tasks give plenty of time. [02:42] Hi all [02:42] Sorry, forgot to append McIntireEvan to that last message (again). [02:42] hey everyone! [02:42] ExplodingKittens: just got here, you experiencing any problems? [02:43] I'm good [02:43] David_Grey: glad to hear :) already grabbed a task? [02:43] ExplodingKittens, it's cool, no worries :) I'm not sure my exact speeds, especially over wireless, but when I was torrenting the iso I was getting ~2mb/s [02:43] jose, not at the moment, no. Thanks for asking though, and welcome! :) [02:43] Yo, jose! [02:43] hey, McIntireEvan! [02:43] @jose Nope. Just browsing [02:44] David_Grey: cool :) you should grab a task, though! :) [02:44] ExplodingKittens: cool, here to help if anything pops up! [02:46] McIntireEvan, oh wow, not bad! Yeah, I've found wired to be a bit quicker, but pretty inconvenient. I used to just plug my laptop into LAN and go that way, since the router was usually right next to me. [02:48] jose can you add amjjawad as a mentor on https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/5908025948766208/ [02:48] darkxst: sure! gimme one sec, finishing up some stuff over here [02:48] ExplodingKittens, yeah, I live near Washington DC so speeds tend to always be good. Our router is downstairs and I usually have my laptop in my room so it's slower, but the speeds are still good enough [02:49] jose, I also added a couple of other tasks that need publishing, more to follow though [02:50] darkxst: 10-4. let's check on that first task though [02:50] McIntireEvan, yeah, your location is definitely a good place for speedy internet. I live in the middle of the woods, almost literally, in Missouri, so the selection for ISPs is relatively sparce. [02:51] darkxst: updated and published :) [02:51] check 1 2 [02:51] ExplodingKittens, jeesh, yeah, I can imagine [02:51] jose: nope, I should have voice [02:51] tsimonq2: hey, is this your regular nick? [02:51] jose: yep [02:51] or is it without the 2? [02:51] oh, unaffiliated/tsimonq2 [02:52] jose: nope, just regular tsimonq2 [02:52] set! [02:52] yay! [02:52] thanks! [02:52] np :) [02:52] * tsimonq2 needs to set it up so he can idle here [02:52] lol [02:52] znc ftw [02:53] no, I just need to get things set in irssi lol [02:53] tsimonq2: uh, irssi. port 22 blocked everywhere! [02:53] darkxst: do you have links to the tasks you created so I can review them? [02:54] jose, sure [02:54] https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/5087053553336320/ === torch is now known as theghostinthemac [02:54] https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/5459760312745984/ [02:54] whats up [02:54] jose: the only thing is, as a mentor, I still need the parent form signed. I am working on that, but for now I am not "officially" a mentor [02:55] theghostinthemac, nothing much, just waiting for some installs to finish. How about you? [02:55] jose: as I am 13 but I am already involved with Ubuntu [02:55] tsimonq2: I assume that's already on the works by now? [02:55] I am waiting for parental consent form approval [02:55] darkxst: reviewed and published, both of them [02:55] jose, thanks [02:55] theghostinthemac: have you claimed a task already? you can start working on one in the meanwhile :) [02:55] darkxst: no prob! [02:56] yeah, I have [02:56] i gtg [02:56] cool :) [03:01] jose: just about to get it signed, actually [03:01] tsimonq2: great. glad to have you on board! [03:01] jose: for the signature, does it have to be an actual signature, or can it just be a printed name? [03:02] tsimonq2: if the person's signature is their printed name (mine is, for example), then the printed name. but signature in general. [03:02] ok, cool [03:02] but can it be typed text, or does it have to be written? [03:02] samsruti: I'll edit that a bit and change the topic, but gimme a couple mins [03:02] tsimonq2: written, as with a pen [03:03] oh [03:03] sure jose :D [03:03] adueppen: hello :D === jose changed the topic of #ubuntu-google to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Google Events Coordination channel! || Now running: Google Code-In || codein.withgoogle.com [03:04] tsimonq2: hi [03:05] who's using Slack? >.> [03:05] jose: do I have to return the whole waiver or just page 2? [03:05] not me <.< >.> [03:05] tsimonq2: the whole agreement, scanned and in one PDF file [03:05] oh. [03:05] ook [03:05] *ok [03:05] or at least that's how it was in my times [03:05] I am... sorry. :( [03:06] we prefer to use IRC instead of slack for various reasons. we'll have a discussion on that tomorrow on the mailing list, I suppose [03:07] that's unfortunate. I'll prolly be unreachable via working hours then. :( [03:08] we use slack at work, and my bot sits outside the network, so it forwards all the traffic. [03:08] jose: can I literally have my mom read it, print out page 2, take a picture of it, then I just find a way to replace page 2 in the PDF with the picture, *then* send it? [03:09] mynameismevin_: have you tried irccloud.com? [03:09] tsimonq2: too much workaround for something so simple? [03:10] jose: this would be so much easier if I couls just return page 2 :P [03:10] *could [03:11] well, again, I think you're trying to complicate yourself about something so simple. scanning a page doesn't take more than a minute :) [03:11] so I would only need to scan page *2*? [03:12] and then just send *that*? [03:12] or do I need to find a way to work it into the PDF [03:12] scan both of them and send in both of them [03:12] you can even use 'convert *.jpg name.pdf' and that's it to turn it into a pdf [03:13] both of them being? [03:13] page one and two? [03:13] I only need a signature on page 2 of 6 [03:13] why should I go through the trouble of scanning all 6? [03:14] well, you can do what you want, but I'm telling you what I did when I submitted my forms. [03:14] you're free to submit it as you wish [03:14] oh...well... [03:14] * tsimonq2 is just gonna have his mom scan it then send the jpg :P [03:18] jose, another https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/5949767225966592/ [03:18] darkxst: let's check! [03:19] darkxst: fixed a grammar thingy but it's published now [03:23] Hi, I need help with submitting a task. How do I submit a task when I have to attach (around 175 mb)? [03:24] Luis_: can you upload it to google drive, make it public, then share the link? that's always an option. [03:24] Since it was a channel for students and mentor so i got confused should i post in public :P [03:25] Hi Luis_ [03:25] oh, it's a channel for everything GCI :) [03:25] Cool :D [03:25] Luis_: hey! the page doesn't allow you to attach such big files? [03:25] Luis_: also, if you have a link at the task so I can double check we're on the same page [03:29] I have selected this job :) Build the calendar app and run all testsuites .. Need help . I am 13 years old . I am new to open source world. Can anybody please guide me if i need to install ubuntu for this task [03:29] +mynameismevin: Mmm, that sounds like a good option. This is the first time I participate in this, could you please give me a quick tutorial to submit the task, I would really appreciate that! [03:29] jose: this is the link https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/task-instances/6276860962930688/ [03:29] Thanks for the help! [03:31] Luis_: as mynameismevin__ suggested, you can always share a link. we can work on getting the source from you later :) [03:32] I have selected this job :) Build the calendar app and run all testsuites .. Need help . I am 13 years old . I am new to open source world. Can anybody please guide me if i need to install ubuntu for this task [03:33] jose: Thank you, that´s very helpful. I´ll just figure out how to submit the task and do it that way [03:33] Ayush: yes, you are intended to use Ubuntu on all (or most) tasks [03:34] Ok thanks. [03:34] more information about how to do it can be found on the task itself [03:37] Ok :) Will try that [03:39] Ayush: if you still need help after reading everything, let us know and we'll do our best [03:40] Definitely . Will get back to this if i face any problem [03:45] enjoy! [04:23] I has voice? [04:23] \o/ [04:38] hi, I'm looking at the tasks and "What release of Ubuntu used ?" seems to be a common requirement, does this mean I need to install Ubuntu before doing any code-related tasks? [04:39] I have Linux Mint, which I think is based on Ubuntu, but I'm really new to it [04:46] Xyz-zy: I'd say you are better working with Ubuntu or any of the official flavors (Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu GNOME, Mythbuntu) [05:00] jose: thanks! maybe I'll install Ubuntu as my first task then [05:34] Hi! Is it possible to develop on osx, or should I try to dual boot into ubuntu/install a vm for development? [05:37] I'm not 100% sure, but I'm running Ubuntu in a Virtual Machine as I believe that quite a few of the tasks require Ubuntu [05:43] Yeah I suppose Ubuntu is needed to test all of the code. I realized that right after I finished setting up bzr :P === ata is now known as Guest13456 [05:54] jose, another add amjjawad on this one also: https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/4544892818685952/ [06:23] jose, popey, balloons: ^ : also see this which needs amjjawad as mod also https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/6590206979342336/ [06:25] How to do dual boot [06:25] with ubuntu [06:25] Help! [06:26] Its getting tough on my part :( [06:28] Which Operating system you have already installed? [06:28] Windows 10 [06:30] amitoj: I have Windows 10 currently. [06:31] okay then Simply install ubuntu on another drive Like windows 10 is install in C drive then install Ubuntu in D or E drive [06:34] ok. Do I need something like Oracle Virtualbox ? [06:35] No, For Dual Boot you don't need it. [06:36] Ok But what i download is a file of .iso extension [06:36] I am not able to open [06:37] ubuntu-14.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso [06:37] No need to open it. Burn this file to pen drive or DVD. [06:38] Burn it to make it bootable don't copy paste it [06:39] Okay :) [06:39] I am trying [06:39] @amitoj,u r the mentor of ubuntu [06:40] actually i am thinking of designing a sticker for ubuntu [06:40] Yes, Hunar [06:40] could you please tell me that which software should i use [06:41] Have you aware of any? photoshop or GIMP [06:41] yes [06:41] photoshop [06:42] * hunar slaps renatu around a bit with a large fishbot [06:42] okay Photoshop is nice you can use it and Gimp is open source software You can use it to which ever you like. :) [06:42] oh i'm sorry. this was done by mistake @Renatu [06:42] Its okay :) [06:42] ok thanks amitoj [06:43] Your Welcome :) [06:43] hey amitoj, could you please guide me with some other beginners task, which are a bit easy to do! [06:43] :p [06:45] amitoj?? [06:45] amitoj: please guide me step by step to work on Build the calendar app and run all testsuites [06:46] okay There are so many beginners task You can choose any we help you. As you choose to design a sticker its easy [06:46] This is a beginner's task too. [06:46] But its kind of taking a toll on me [06:46] :( [06:46] hey ayush! where are you from? [06:47] What Problem you are facing Ayush? [06:49] I am not able to understand how to proceed . [06:49] I am asked to download ubuntu sdk [06:49] amitoj, i'm using photoshop. what should be the dimensions for the sticker? [06:49] height width and resolution? [06:50] I will be able to do that as instructions are given [06:50] Do i have to fix bugs for a calendar app [06:50] or write a code to create a calendar app? [06:51] Ayush, that task is just to build the source, and then run the test suites, there will be (likely) follow up tasks that involve fixing bugs etc [06:52] @hunar dimensions any of your choice and make it in High resolution [06:57] So I need to write code to make a calendar app. [06:57] Can anyone help me with initial steps [06:58] Ayush, no, you just download the existing source code and build it [06:58] All the instructions are on the page linked in the task [07:02] So all i need to do this run it and submit the app ? [07:02] Submit the working app [07:04] ? [07:06] Please tell me what I actually have to do in this task I have taken up to make a calendar app. I am highly interested into making this app. But I am afraid I wont be able to do . [07:07] Source code is already there . So what I should do next after just installing ubuntu and sdk ? [07:07] What actually I have to come out with at the end as a result to submit ? [07:07] I am a beginner failing to understand the instructions :( [07:08] Provided by ubuntu [07:13] Anyone else stuck still waiting for Parental Consent to be approved? [07:13] what should be the dimensions of the sticker [07:14] anyone please help me out [07:15] ??? [07:18] anyone up there? [07:19] hunar, hi there! So i just looked at the description of the sticker task and it states "The size and the shape of the sticker is whatever you like." :-) [07:19] kk [07:20] thank u sir [07:20] good morning :) [07:20] hunar, your welcome :-) [07:20] morning tvoss_ :-) === tvoss_ is now known as tvoss [07:21] ah, I see the channel has slightly grown since yesterday [07:26] Ayush, its an existing app, and the task says what info to submit [07:55] hi popey I created a task to create promotional video, now the participant is asking if there are any legal complications if he tries to compare other os to ubuntu [07:56] gaurav_shukla, hard to know without knowing what they are planning to say :) [07:56] gaurav_shukla, fact is we can't possibly know the laws in every country, but I think typically common sense prevails [07:58] so what should I suggest ? although there are tons of videos already on the web comparing x os to y os or x thing to y thing so I don't think that should be an issue here [07:58] right, i agree [08:00] also he's having trouble uploading the video for review on the code in website so he asked if he could submit a link to video and upload the video on youtube [08:02] sure [08:03] seems sensible [08:03] Hi there, i would love to take some Code In challenges but can't see any submit button, [08:07] i have claimed the task for building terminal and run all testsuites [08:07] and i couldn't understand where to start [08:07] how to claim a task [08:07] could any of you help me [08:08] should i just install sdk and fork the branch of terminal [08:08] and run testsuites [08:08] edot> How to claim a task [08:08] click on the button #nuruddinjr [08:08] edot may be balloons o popey could help you with that [08:09] edot, which part are you stuck with? [08:09] apparently i dont have a button yet :-) I am getting a parental consent app error here [08:09] ** on gci web site [08:10] nuruddin then you should click the link to verify [08:10] and enter the details for your parent/guardian (email) [08:10] popey i stuck with how to start building the app [08:11] I am getting the app got an error" [08:11] message [08:11] edot, you have the SDK installed? [08:11] i am using cygwin [08:12] is it possible to install and run sdk using cygwin [08:12] no. [08:12] You need to install Ubuntu either on a machine, or in a virtual machine such as vmware or virtualbox [08:12] okay. [08:13] so after installing sdk should i fork the repo from launchpad and run testsuites [08:14] could you tell me the sequence in which i should complete this task [08:14] being a noob its kind of intimidating and i am uncertain of what i had to do [08:16] I appreciate the feedback edot :) [08:24] What to do If i suspect one of the participant has copied from some other source in order to complete the task [08:40] Hello [09:08] Anyone know if we're supposed to build and run the calendar app through the Ubuntu SDK or the terminal??? [09:11] MatthewAllen, I would say use which ever method you would prefer to use [09:27] @amitoj, pls check my task [09:27] i have resubmitted it [09:27] please review it [09:27] * hunar slaps hunar around a bit with a large fishbot [09:43] hunar, you probably don't want to slap mentors with fishbot's! ;) [09:44] Cam someone give me a hand with the Calendar App task to build and run it, after building it using Cmake and attempting to execute it I am prompted with a file browser to select a QML file, what am I supposed to do??? [09:44] @darkxst, u might see that i didnot slap mentors, i slapped myself.. :p lol [09:45] MatthewAllen, what steps have you taken trying to run it? [09:47] MatthewAllen, IIRC calendar is pure qml so you should be able to just use qmlscene. Have you read the README file? [09:50] DanChapman, Attempting to do it through the qmlscene command returns the error "module "QtOrganizer" is not installed" [09:52] Hello World! [09:53] MatthewAllen, Check you have "qtdeclarative5-qtorganizer-plugin" and "qtorganizer5-eds" packages installed [09:53] Excute me, I want to do GCI's Interview a Community Member Task, what can I do? [09:58] Sean64_home, Hi! The task description gives some good indicators of what to do and where to look. I would suggest you first start by learning what the various teams in Ubuntu do and go from there :-) [10:00] hunar, well that is just as bad! your supposed to be having fun here ;) [10:01] * vedk slaps vedk around a bit with a large fishbot [10:01] hahaha... lol yeah.. @darkxst [10:08] hunar: @ is mean he is OP, you can direct call his nick name. [10:09] kk [10:09] op! [10:11] btw, OP is not part of IRC, it is a (optical) module of IRC. [10:20] DanChapman, I sorted out those missing packages however I'm now getting "module "Ubuntu.SyncMonitor" is not installed, I have installed SyncMonitor using apt-get and I'm still getting the issue. [10:21] MatthewAllen, Hmmm have you installed the ubuntu-sdk? [10:22] DanChapman, Don't worry - fixed it! I needed to install the package "qtdeclarative5-ubuntu-syncmonitor0.1" [10:23] DanChapman, Thankyou for the help :) [10:24] MatthewAllen, great! your welcome :) [10:39] hunar, no one here is mean, I think all what Sean64_home meant is you don't need to use "@" when pinging people [10:45] Hello [10:46] Can anyone help me with Ubuntu 15 problems? [11:06] didrocks, added all your desktop tasks, they need reviewing to put the right durations in them, and make sure categories are correct. [11:07] didrocks, can you see them? (I don't know if you can as they're not published) [11:16] Can someone please give me a hand, I'm attempting to run the Autopilot tests on the Ubuntu-Calendar-App, Autopilot is finding the test modules without issue but when I attempt to run any tests it returns the following error; "ERROR: unittest.loader.ModuleImportFailure.calendar_app.tests.test_weekview" === _salem is now known as salem_ [11:37] popey: yeah, I can I don't know how to ensure I can grab all of them though [11:37] ah, my tasks show them as well [11:37] popey: good, putting duration and publishing them (this afternoon) [11:38] \o/ [11:38] i made 20 instances of the "giant" one [11:38] we can always make more [11:39] popey: yeah, saw that, sounds ok, I'll ensure we don't have too many of them in parallel to ensure we don't have overlaps :) [11:39] popey: thanks! [11:55] How to find bugs [11:55] ? [12:06] popey: all done (changed time, category, number of instances for some…), they can be published I guess now (seems i can't do it myself) [12:08] didrocks, all published (assuming I pressed the buttons correctly) [12:08] Hi, I need help... I'm trying to run tests on the calendar app, however, when I choose autopilot, no tests appear on the list. [12:09] popey: you didn't push hard enough, some aren't :p [12:10] (5 of them) [12:10] fixed! [12:10] I need a new mouse button now [12:10] popey: you're not lying this time \o/ [12:10] \o/ [12:10] thanks ;) [12:10] * didrocks hugs popey [12:11] \o/ [12:23] hi [12:25] Hi! [12:27] how are you [12:44] in this https://codein.withgoogle.com/tasks/5878439395459072/?sp-organization=4568116747042816&sp-status=2&sp-is_exhausted=False you should test it but what should you do then [12:50] nuboro, I would have thought you would add your test results to the iso tracker http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/351/builds/108302/testcases but I would check with the mentor for that task first :-) [12:51] yes ok [12:53] Help please. When I run autopilot for the calendar app, it'll give an error. "ImportError: No module named ubuntuuitoolkit" [12:53] How do I fix this? [12:58] the same happend to me === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch === edwin_ is now known as Guest23999 [13:18] Trying to use autopilot3 to run test scripts in the music-app touch app. All the tests fail and the exit code is -6. What should I do? === paarthri_ is now known as paarthri [13:27] hey xcub, glad you sorted out your upgrade issue [13:27] xcub, sorry I didn't respond earlier [13:29] hi/join [13:32] jun1707, nuboro, you need to install ubuntu-ui-toolkit-autopilot [13:32] paarthri, can you post a log of what happened? [13:32] paarthri, use pastebin or something similar :-) [13:33] balloons, thanks. Will try that out. :D [13:33] balloons thanks but i already have that [13:41] Ooo, great, it works now after installing that and another dependency. Thanks a lot. [13:41] jun1707, glad to hear it! [13:45] Haha, well, after fixing that problem another problem appears. [13:45] Starting /usr/bin/autopilot3-sandbox-run... E: Xephyr executable not found. Please install Xephyr /usr/bin/autopilot3-sandbox-run exited with code 1 === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [13:50] jun1707, ahh. Anothe rpackage [13:51] xserver-xephyr should do the trick [13:51] or run with the -X [13:51] Hi, I claimed the "Install Ubuntu" task, I need what? (Ex. Screenshot, installed iso file) [13:52] (I am Debian user now) [13:52] alan_g: You can use the command /away [13:54] I will install in gnome-boxes [13:57] Okay, so I've run the tests, and it gave me 32/33 failures... [13:57] What now? [13:57] "Your task is to build the app and successfully run it and it's testsuites on your desktop." that was given. [13:57] jun1707, that's alot of failure, but submit that screenshot / log and you should be good [13:58] Hahaha alright then will do. [13:58] Sean64_home, yes, for install ubuntu task a screenshot and answer the couple questions about what you installed and why [13:59] balloons: Excute me, I don't know what is "installed and 'why'". [14:02] Sean64_home, I think what flavor (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Lububtu, etc.) and what version number (14.04, for example, it can be found by following instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckingYourUbuntuVersion) [14:02] And then also talk about why you chose that one, like if you liked the UI in it more than the other ones, or even just if you didn't really know what to install [14:06] @balloons i have installed that but there is the same error [14:06] In fact I just skimps for this task, because I was played (?) Ubuntu half year ago.... [14:06] nuboro_, posting a log will help out a lot. It's hard to know what's happening without being able to read what you are reading [14:08] @balloons i went to ~/ubuntu-calendar-app/tests/autopilot [14:09] then i tested $ autopilot3 run calendar_app [14:10] the rest is at the screenshot for the task [14:10] sorry for the circumstances [14:13] 'module "Ubuntu.SyncMonitor" is not installed' Ahh... I see what's the problem now... [14:13] nuboro_, have you used something like pastebin.com before? Copying and pasting the log from your terminal will help alot. Then just provide the link to it. [14:13] nuboro_, I will look at the task screenshot in a moment [14:16] http://pastebin.com/1bXVct24 [14:17] this time install [14:17] address-book-service-testability [14:18] nuboro_, aha. So do you see 'ImportError: No module named 'address_book_service_testability'' ? That's the issue. You need to install address-book-service-testability [14:19] 'module "Ubuntu.SyncMonitor" is not installed' anyone knows how to fix this? sync-monitor is installed already though... [14:19] we have a task to expand the README's for the core apps to make this easier. It's clearly a little difficut now [14:20] jun1707, what's the context? [14:21] Well, the first time I ran the calendar app, it showed up just fine. (forgot to screenshot) but now trying it again, that's the response. [14:22] smajevicirfan, you about? [14:23] @balloons, you asked me about the error on the wiki [14:24] smajevicirfan, yes, thank you. I've fixed it now. [14:24] smajevicirfan, I was going to ask if you were going to go ahead and try fixing some qatracker issues now. If so, I'll make sure to get more added [14:25] Excute me, I done the task Install Ubuntu, please review, thanks. [14:26] @balloons, I actually was, but the one where the title had to be changed seems to be claimed :/ [14:26] smajevicirfan, ahh indeed so. Let me add another one for you [14:26] just a moment === Sean64_home is now known as [Delete] === [Delete] is now known as [CapsLock === [CapsLock is now known as [CapsLock] === [CapsLock] is now known as [cAPSlOCK] === [cAPSlOCK] is now known as [CapsLock] === [CapsLock] is now known as [cAPSlOCK] [14:30] jun1707, on your error, that seems really weird. I'm not sure === [cAPSlOCK] is now known as Sean2147483647 [14:33] balloons, the full error: http://pastebin.com/mQhSk12H [14:34] jun1707, ahh that's because Ubuntu.SyncMonitor isn't yet included in the Ubuntu SDK desktop kit. Try running "qmlscene calendar.qml" in your terminal [14:36] DanChapman, interesting.. is that filed somewhere? [14:37] balloons, i believe zoltan is onto it. He said a week or 2 and the platform api's should be in the desktop kit it currently only has the uitk & qt modules. I haven't checked for a bug report though :-/ [14:38] ok, no worries. If he knows about it, then :-) [14:39] balloons, the url on the wiki still isn't right, should be ?q not q? [14:39] smajevicirfan, :-) [14:39] fixed. [14:40]