[00:04] Krita launched after a reboot [00:15] clivejo: I did lol [00:23] Turn it off and back on again [00:24] Universal fix [00:24] usually [00:24] lol [01:35] omg mparillo [01:35] the heck [01:35] we need to kill the wire NOW [06:53] ahoneybun: why do we need to kill the wire NOW? [07:50] valorie / ahoneybun: https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/import-export-wordpress-website [07:59] good morning! [08:05] hiho [08:24] soee: kdesdk-kioslaves has longstanding probs compiling with libsvn 1.9, which is probably why it's not even packaged in main archive at the moment [08:24] acheronuk: but from my undestanding thi si some package that only devs are interested with ? [08:25] debian git have dropped the svn part, but not sure if that leaves enough to be worth the bother [08:26] acheronuk: are you abel to put 16.04.2 to backports staging? [08:27] soee_: no. I have zero permissions to do anything with the ppas [08:27] I'm still learning this, so that is probably just as well. [08:28] jimarvan: Good morning. dojo day :) [08:31] oki :) [08:46] yeah dojo day! :D [08:48] no no [08:48] todays is the match day ... Pol - Por :) [08:51] i can predict the score [08:51] 0-1 [08:51] because it's Santos xD === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 [10:19] !info libreoffice-kde [10:19] libreoffice-kde (source: libreoffice): office productivity suite -- KDE integration. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:5.1.3-0ubuntu4 (yakkety), package size 85 kB, installed size 268 kB [10:22] Why are not khelpcenter updated to 5.6.5? [10:46] Odur: there wasn't any new version of khelpcenter released with 5.6.5 [10:47] acheronuk: are you on yakkety ? [10:48] Odur: it's now in applications instead, so will get updated with that presumably [10:49] soee_: XX on my real machines. YY in a VM [11:02] acheronuk: Ok, I see. Thanks === inetpro_ is now known as inetpro [11:28] Hiyas all === PaulW2U_ is now known as PaulW2U [13:04] yofel: we also need to remove it from Planet KDE too [13:04] wire that is [13:11] ahoneybun: yeah, I forgot that in the mail. I posted a note on trello about KDE (needs a kde dev, which we have too) [13:22] I just saw the twitter post about it === tazz_ is now known as tazz [15:41] soee_: http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/applications/build_status_16.04.2_xenial.html [15:42] clivejo: you supposed to have a free time :) [15:42] I been driving for hours! [15:42] an working ? :D [15:42] nope driving in the rain [15:43] :/ [15:43] fed up being taxis man [15:45] probably my brother beeing in Dublin have same weather problems these days :D [15:45] whats he doing in Dublin? [15:46] 3 weeks tryout as a driver (transport/tir) [15:46] eak [15:46] big rig? [15:46] rig ? [15:47] lorry/truck? [15:47] HGV [15:48] aye [15:48] dont you guys drive on the other side of the road? [15:49] we drive right side here in Poland :) [15:50] we drive the centre of the road [15:50] and then pull to the left if you meet someone [15:50] so you have all roads onde sided ? [15:50] nope [15:51] keeps out of the potholes [15:51] centre of the road is usually smoothest [15:52] http://giphy.com/gifs/cars-crash-horrifying-AcQvgASId24Ss [15:52] brakes must have failed [15:53] does he have lots of experience with roundabouts? [15:55] yeah [15:57] hummm apps on xenial need newer frameworks [15:57] copy 5.23 [15:58] as we have it in bckports now [15:58] yofel: could/should I add the landing PPA as a build required PPA? [15:59] hm... do it for now if that helps you. [15:59] people will just need to be aware of that [15:59] WWYD? [16:00] whats the landing PPA url? [16:01] anyone know off hand [16:01] ppa:kubuntu-ppa/ppa-landing? [16:01] that's bugfix/dev-release, backports is kubuntu-ppa/backports-landing [16:02] clivejo: krunner seems to be running good now [16:02] bbl [16:03] get it intregrated with Mycroft? [16:03] XD no way [16:03] ttfn [16:03] I have no idea how to do that [16:03] write code [16:03] well yea [16:03] but beyond me [16:04] mm KDEConnect on Ubuntu touch would be cool as well [16:07] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auuQA0Q8qpM [16:23] aaand done with work [16:24] see ya later guys, going to do some studying for the dojo ;) [16:24] Yay! [16:24] When is it? 20:00 right? [16:24] https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/packaging-tutorial/packaging-tutorial.en.pdf [16:24] Sick_Rimmit if I counted how many times you are awesome [16:24] I would be rich by now [16:25] * ahoneybun is jealous [16:25] ahoneybun you are out of contest [16:25] 18:00 UTC? [16:25] there are not enough money to define you [16:25] ;D [16:26] XD now your buttering me up XD [16:27] mm Rick: https://www.flickr.com/photos/44748317@N08/27572569546/in/album-72157669534030306/ [16:27] Dude I am the golden champion of flattery olympics [16:27] wallpaper for your devices ;p [16:28] so 1 1/2 hours from now [16:29] heading home see ya later ;) [16:29] later === nameless is now known as Guest34283 [18:09] * acheronuk multitasks and watches apps-staging [18:12] hi ho [18:30] hiho [18:33] heyho, join the dojo ;) [19:01] omg we had a build! :D [19:01] * jimarvan cheers [20:06] Plasma 5.7 on Depot :) [20:08] must try to sort access to depot === Sho__ is now known as Sho_ [21:40] !info plasma-desktop xenial [21:40] plasma-desktop (source: plasma-desktop): Tools and widgets for the desktop. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:5.5.5-0ubuntu1 (xenial), package size 1575 kB, installed size 7751 kB === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka [23:02] welcome [23:10] * mamarley is installing Yakkety on his brand-new NUC6i5SYK! [23:11] mamarley: make sure you test apps! [23:11] clivejo: I have already been doing that on the 4 other systems I have running Yakkety. No problems to report. :) [23:11] :) [23:11] * mamarley might just have too many computers. [23:12] send me one :P [23:12] and run me a nice fibre cable to my doorstep [23:13] clivejo: The only one I could afford to lose at the moment would be my old Core 2 Duo 2gHz laptop with 4GB RAM. :/ [23:14] I think thats roughly what I got currently [23:14] :D [23:14] One belongs to my employer and if I sent it to you, I would get canned. One is a server that must remain up. One is a laptop that I must have for traveling. The other two are practically brand new and I can't financially afford to lose them. [23:15] Im only messing ! [23:15] mamarley: tell them you are doing it for science! [23:15] ;) [23:15] eakk [23:15] http://news.softpedia.com/news/calamares-2-3-universal-linux-os-installer-released-with-full-disk-encryption-505866.shtml [23:16] ooooh [23:16] system installer! [23:16] Python based too? [23:16] Maybe we should try to do some kind of crowdfunding thing to get clivejo a new computer! [23:17] +1 ;) [23:17] soee_: i will read on that then [23:17] :) [23:17] I would definitely chip in. [23:17] I think I already owe kubuntu team 25 pounds [23:17] *right clivejo? xD* [23:18] freeciv build! ;) [23:18] omg, I hope that debian would switch to calamares, so ubuntu would switch too [23:18] encryption made easy sounds like a dream [23:18] even swap..... [23:19] :) [23:19] valorie: does LVM work well on kubuntu? [23:19] I never tried it [23:20] i mean for snapshoting [23:21] aaaanyway :D [23:21] * yofel uses encrypted LVM on his work notebook [23:21] works fine [23:22] yofel: you are a star [23:22] I've never used encryption very successfully [23:22] ye same [23:22] I used encrypted LVM on kubuntu 15.10 [23:22] probably because my son did it for me, which leads to me not fully understanding [23:22] but it had issues [23:23] the thing is, as a tester you are dependent on LVM snapshoting to restore [23:23] For snapshotting with Kubuntu there is a poster on KFN who is a big fan of Btrfs. I bet Greygreek would be happy to provide some tips https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthread.php?70421-Massive-250-package-update-came-down-today! [23:24] * yofel tried LVM and btrfs snapshotting for dev release testing [23:24] never quite worked out for me [23:24] ye that is the feeling i got too, it was not like VBox Snapshots, you know? [23:25] mparillo: thanks man, i bookmarked it [23:25] so many things to check, so little time! :( [23:25] apt-btrfs-snapshot makes update snapshotting trivial, but only if you have lots of subvolumes to exclude the unimportant stuff - or don't mind some data loss - and restoring a btrfs snapshot is fairly annoying right now [23:25] hmm [23:26] yofel: you mean because it is slow? [23:26] or because it may be crashing? [23:27] nah, I'm using btrfs here right now (without snapshots, with compression). Restoring a snapshot involved passing the correct volume in grub - as long as you have the correct kernel selected and installed on said volume [23:27] doable, but annoying [23:28] oh right, and then you have to edit fstab later to make the selected volume the new default [23:29] -. [23:30] -.- [23:30] yofel: the kubuntu-slideshow should be missing from the lastest ISO? [23:30] and now you remind me my problems [23:30] the crashyness isn't that bad these days. Never happened on this notebook, and on another system it was related to a buggy kernel and balancing [23:30] clivejo: yes [23:30] anyone geared up to test that? [23:30] I do run into the occasional ENOSPC though. Seems like a never ending story [23:31] clivejo: test the iso? [23:31] but I do like running my partition at almost full [23:31] LVM does depend on linux kernel changes? [23:31] download the lastest yakkety ISO and install Kubuntu [23:31] clivejo: ok [23:31] if the installer works :P [23:32] it should with the slideshow missing [23:32] xD [23:32] ye ye [23:32] if it has nothing to show, it cant crash :P [23:32] :( [23:32] poor thing :( [23:32] you mean ubuntu modifications? no. And AFAIK LVM is pretty solid and backwards compatible for a long time [23:32] well thats my logic and Im sticking to it [23:32] clivejo: 100% with you [23:33] yofel: ye, then on the next installation I will give it a go [23:33] until some amazing community member steps up and fixes it! [23:33] actually let me verify that the slideshow is gone [23:33] but [23:33] it is time for me to hit the bed [23:33] see ya tomorrow guys [23:34] * clivejo thinks we should give out gold stars [23:34] yup, gone on 20160630 [23:34] the Kubuntu Community award [23:34] cool [23:34] but yeah, I'm gone too, nini [23:34] clive [23:34] go to sleep :P [23:34] you see stars already [23:34] Im hyper now [23:34] ;) [23:35] good night!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!! [23:35] I was so tired during the dojo [23:35] almost fell asleep, now Im wide awake [23:35] poking LP [23:35] stop the night coffee :P [23:35] anyway good night m8 thanks for the after dojo chat [23:35] I dont drink coffee [23:36] stop the night tea [23:36] or whatever kaffeine you are taking [23:36] dont drink tea! [23:36] sleeping pattern is messed up [23:36] warm color screen [23:37] oh I packaged that for a guy one time [23:37] I give up :P [23:37] ciao! :D [23:37] good night [23:38] was called openlux [23:42] woho http://qa.kubuntu.co.uk/ppa-status/applications/build_status_16.04.2_xenial.html [23:42] looks pretty nice so far [23:49] some PIM stuff not building [23:50] BTW anyone who wants freeciv 2.5.4 on xenial, its here https://launchpad.net/~clivejo/+archive/ubuntu/freeciv [23:53] what is it ? [23:54] a game [23:54] http://www.freeciv.org [23:54] god game [23:55] no time for gmes here :( [23:56] clivejo: we can't start with Plasma 5.7 in Yakkety until Qt 5.6 will land there ? [23:56] want to get apps finished first [23:57] +1 [23:58] I got a bit of time today I didnt think I had, so run the backports [23:58] yeah, users have been asking about them on G+ [23:59] need help with kdesdk-kioslaves and minuet