[00:00] if I limber up on my git skills before the dojo, I may not have nightmares ;) [00:00] I dont think the Dojo will get to git stage to be honest [00:01] are you coming along? [00:02] think I better. just to be on safe side [00:02] it be great to have you there, your LP setup is still fresh in your head! [00:02] I figured that would be a fair bit of it. [00:02] I cant even remember setting mine up [00:04] enigimail being grumpy with my new gpg key was the only problematic bit [00:05] I really need to look into fixing these mergers Im being blamed fro breaking [00:06] NOT even going there [00:06] eak 01:06 I should get some sleep! [00:06] ditto [00:07] good night all [00:07] a very final good night I think [00:56] :) === mamarley is now known as Guest62742 === mamarley_ is now known as mamarley === ruben__ is now known as rbn64 [08:01] hello all [08:04] I have a problem installing a packet from kubuntu-backports and I'd like to warn and help about it. It is kde-l10n-ca. How should I proceed? [08:14] https://bugs.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/+bug/1584766 [08:14] Launchpad bug 1584766 in Kubuntu PPA "Collision of files from packages libkf5i18n-data and kde-l10n-ca" [Undecided,New] [08:14] rbn64: not quite on-topic for the channel, but what is your error message? [08:15] dpkg: error processing archive /var/cache/apt/archives/kde-l10n-ca_4%3a15.12.3-0ubuntu1.2~ubuntu16.04~ppa2_all.deb (--unpack) [08:16] trying to overwrite '/usr/share/locale/ca/LC_SCRIPTS/ki18n5/ki18n5.js', which is also in package libkf5i18n-data 5.22.0-0ubuntu1~ubuntu16.04~ppa1 [08:18] same as the bug I just posted then [08:18] ah, that's a bit too complicated for me, rbn64 [08:18] so you filed that BR? [08:19] oops, I should go to bed [08:19] Yes, I see this bug is about this error. No, I didm't fill that bug. [08:20] ok, please add your input and mark that you are also affected [08:20] thanks for finding that, acheron_uk [08:20] * valorie heads to sleep [08:21] Thank you, I'm going to add it. [08:21] you can cd to /var/cache/apt/archives/ and do a 'sudo dpkg --force-overwrite -i kde-l10n-ca_15.12.3-0ubuntu1.2~ubuntu16.04~ppa2_all.deb' [08:22] that will force the file to overwrite for a temp fix your end allowing you to install it [10:18] oh dear [10:18] clivejo expired from team [10:43] acheron_uk: if you want to fix any of those KCI failed builds, post a pastebin of the git diff and some one of us will check it and commit it [11:10] Hiyas all [11:42] clivejo: http://dilfridge.blogspot.com/2016/05/akonadi-for-e-mail-needs-to-die.html [13:46] soee: yeah I seen that last night [13:47] hey clivejo [13:48] hi BluesKaj [13:48] how's it going today, clivejo? [13:49] wet [13:49] yeah, same === pavlushka is now known as Dj3 [13:49] but I got my ears lowered and had lunch in town with some family [13:50] nice ;-0 [13:50] and the weather is to improve after today, so cant complain [13:50] oops, i meant :-) [13:51] much needed rain here....forest fires flaring up N of us === Dj3 is now known as pavlushka [13:52] think it's gonna be a smokey summer [13:52] smokey? [13:52] yofel: ping [13:52] it's a joke, smokey the bear [13:53] I dont get it :/ [13:54] the US forest service has a cartoon character called smokey the bear dressed like a firefighter [13:54] oh [13:54] * clivejo is Irish [13:55] no bears in the woods/forests here [13:55] but it's kind of a joke in Canada [13:55] just fairies and wee the wee folk [13:55] hehe' [13:57] and if you see one , it's supposed to bring luck . right? [13:57] "Only you can prevent forest fires." [13:57] depends which one you see [13:59] you dont want to hear or see the Banshee [14:49] any idea how to get rid of some audio noice/crackle when recording with simplescreenrecorder ? [15:28] clivejo: maybe, though the amount of those failures is scary. I'll certainly have more time next week if not === Guest19728 is now known as adrian [16:42] a lot of them are silly LP errors [16:43] failing on missing build deps then LP taking forever to publish [16:44] * mamarley kicks LP. [16:47] mamarley: are you coming to the Dojo? [16:47] clivejo: What's that? [16:50] getting started with packaging and helping out in Kubuntu [16:50] http://kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-dojo-ninja-developer-training/ [16:51] starting in about an hour [16:51] clivejo: I'd be interested in joining, can you let me know how? [16:51] clivejo: Sorry, I am at work. :( [16:52] we will be using the Big Blue Button - http://kubuntu.blindsidenetworks.net/kubuntu/ [16:54] * soee thinks it is impossible to record clear sound :< [16:55] Rick will be doing presenter and so fore [16:56] clivejo: fine thanks! [17:00] clivejo: seems it requires a password, if it's not a problem to share it later it will be great [17:01] password it just "welcome" [17:03] presumably it works fine with NPAPI flash in Firefox? [17:03] Ive had problems with sound in FF [17:03] I use chrome [17:04] may use that then. not a problem [17:05] clivejo: fancy pass, but hey, thanks! [17:05] clivejo, the freshplayer/pepperflash -plugin doesn't work in FF so i switched to chrome which has the proper version, some sites that use html5 work fine on FF tho [17:06] FF works, but I have issues with the sound in BBB [17:06] chrome just seems to handle it better [17:06] BBB? [17:06] Big Blue Button [17:06] oh [17:06] their demo video uses chrome, so seems obvious choice [17:07] FF flash plugin is outdated , it's been a problem for awhile now [17:08] I call it "Adobe Crash" sometimes. [17:08] sooner it's gone for good the better [17:15] trying to join the Ninja training BBB room. Is the pwd user specific? [17:19] password is just welcome [17:22] Hello Friends 😃 [17:22] I'm back from work [17:22] Going to get set up for DoJo [17:23] seems I'm having troubles with the audio too [17:27] nevermind, no problem [17:28] Can hear OK. I've no microphone or webcam so that is a none issue here [17:43] hello here! :) [17:43] hi jimarvan [17:43] how are you guys? [17:44] good, thanks you? [17:44] good looking forward for the dojo :D [17:47] jimarvan: http://kubuntu.blindsidenetworks.net/kubuntu/ password is welcome [17:47] omw [17:47] trying to install flashplugin for chromium [17:48] jimarvan, use chrome instead , you'll have more luck [17:48] haha ye i see that [17:48] no worries i will use firefox for now [17:48] not sure. I long ago just gave up and started using the full chrome [17:48] and I will try later to fix chromium [17:49] ;) [17:49] FF is worse , it's flashplugin is old and doesn't work on a lot of flash using sites [17:52] it works on what I need to be honest, which is not much nowadays [17:58] Hi, how it's possible to follow this course ? https://www.kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-dojo-ninja-developer-training/ [17:58] I need a password apparently [17:58] welcome [17:58] Just rebooting, sorry for the delay [17:58] the password is welcome [17:59] oh, ok, thank you ;) [17:59] firstly, I thought courses was at #kubuntu [17:59] I think I'll be about 5 minutes, please apologise on my behalf, I'll be there just as soon as I can [19:25] awesome guys [19:43] that was useful to get acquainted with a few people :) [19:45] boo, missed the dojo [19:45] is it recorded somewhere? [19:46] yes, but needs editing [19:46] technical probs mean didn't get that far on the actual set-up packaging side [19:49] a little bit is better than nothin' [19:57] hopefully get the bugs ironed out and get on to some real hardcore packaging :) [20:01] hopefully I can find some time to get stuck into the docs [20:02] acheron_uk: just be mindful that the docs are a _little_ outdated [20:02] this all should be much easier [20:04] I really mean some of the more generic packaging docs. I know the kubuntu specific stuff is not all up to date [20:06] yeah, we need a big blue packaging button [20:07] saying "Click me" [20:07] and come back an hour later to everything packaged and ready to install via the archive [20:08] * acheron_uk wonders at such a pipe dream [20:09] I wouldn't like that [20:09] I want to know how everything is constructed [20:10] the fun of lego is figuring out what you want, and building that [20:10] exactly. black boxes have their uses, but I end up prying the lid off [20:26] back [20:27] big blue packing button :D [21:15] acheron_uk: ^^ [21:15] its now unstable!! [21:51] uhm [21:52] KDE has no official desktop recording app :( [21:52] Yep OBS is great though [21:52] Then use kdenlive to edit [21:52] :) [21:52] OBS ? [21:53] Open broadcast software [21:53] btw. ahoneybun there was a patch for Tomb Raider released today thay might fix some performance issues for you :) [21:53] It has a Linux version [21:53] Really? [21:53] http://news.softpedia.com/news/tomb-raider-2013-1-1-1-patch-released-for-linux-and-steamos-with-improvements-504531.shtml [21:55] that might help [21:56] optimizations is the word I'm looking for [21:56] since I have better hardware [21:56] :) [21:57] I switched to NVIDIA and going to update then testr [21:57] *test [22:06] soee someone has a GTX 970 and still says it is disappointing [22:06] :( [22:07] that should blow that game out of the water [22:07] but GF 1080 :D [22:07] *buy [22:07] it would run GTA5 fine [22:07] soee that thing costs more then my idea build lol [22:07] i knnow [22:08] XD [22:08] trying it out now [22:08] i think we cant expect pretty nice performance on linux atm [22:08] maybe if they would use Vulcan [22:08] but still i doubt [22:08] maybe [22:12] still not amazing here [22:12] :/ [22:12] runs nothing like on Win [22:13] and this has better CPU and GPU [22:40] clivejo: Unstable = better but no cigar? [22:40] acheron_uk: still problems [22:44] From the KF5Wayland warning in the console output, I presume this from the buildlog http://paste.ubuntu.com/16720097/ [22:45] ie.e needs the -dev package pulled in [22:46] yup [22:46] do you know what package? [22:49] apt-file find KF5WaylandConfig.cmake [22:49] kwayland-dev: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/cmake/KF5Wayland/KF5WaylandConfig.cmake [22:50] locally here anyway, so kwayland-dev assuming the same for the repo it can pull that from [22:50] Hint: http://packages.ubuntu.com - Use the second section "Search the contents of packages" put in the filename and check the "packages that contain files whose names contain the keyword " and search [22:50] so add as build dep I presume [22:50] yup [22:50] you could have problems if you havent the package installed locally [22:52] I've run afpt-file update, so it's downloads the file lists, even for packages not installed locally [22:52] this might actually build new files! [22:52] ah cool [22:52] but, yes, some source don't have those lists so a local search has limits [22:53] suppose it might. grr... [23:32] acheron_uk: ^^^ Congrats! [23:34] weeeeee [23:35] ~.~ [23:59] grrr [23:59] here we go