[00:19] clivejo: no. I'll do it when it stops moving! [00:20] just want to copy to notes [00:20] ./kubuntu-retry-builds -s yakkety -r frameworks --ppa=kubuntu-ppa --ppaname=staging-frameworks --force [00:20] yes [00:20] ta! [00:21] definitely easier :) [00:22] don't think so. just giff/png [00:22] gif [01:31] woooo, green! [01:33] Wooooow that was a long day [01:34] I biked a good 15 miles then bowled for two hours [01:35] (Photo, 1280x720) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/j8gZV2Mr/file_65.jpg [01:35] Yay, WiFi down again... [01:36] * valorie extends her ethernet cable to tsimonq2 [01:37] OMG thank you, I really need to replace this stupid USB dongle [01:37] :D [01:37] lol [01:37] I think it might be good now, phone is connected === ahoneybun_ is now known as ahoneybun [01:42] (Photo, 1280x720) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/vfViKgq8/file_67.jpg [01:42] Finally! [01:45] I feel like I need to fix something today before I go to bed... [01:45] * tsimonq2 searches through the long list of failures [01:47] * tsimonq2 attempts to fix yakkety_unstable_ktp-desktop-applets [01:49] that sounds useful! [02:03] I can't finish, I need sleep, I'm really tired... [02:03] zzzZZZzzz o/ [02:04] night [02:17] yofel: dial that server down a bit [02:17] it's at 95% CPU usage [02:19] I think it's pretty damn early on Sun. morning for yofel~ [02:19] ! [02:50] valorie: well I dowloaded the daily [02:54] * ahoneybun wonders where these builds go [02:54] unstable will presumably go into YY and maybe into backports [02:57] it's just that if it's fixed why rebuild it so much [02:58] if they are fixed, they are no longer rebuilt until there is a change in source [02:58] oh [02:58] so you notice that at first there is a flood of read [02:58] red [02:58] then green [02:59] can we get a new kdenlive in yakkety> [02:59] then very little red, which gets fixed [02:59] !info kdenlive yakkaty [02:59] 'yakkaty' is not a valid distribution: kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, partner, precise, precise-backports, precise-proposed, stable, testing, trusty, trusty-backports, trusty-proposed, unstable, utopic, utopic-backports, utopic-proposed, vivid, vivid-backports, vivid-proposed, wily, wily-backports, wily-proposed, xenial, xenial-backports, xenial-proposed, yakkety, yakkety-backports, yakkety-proposed [02:59] pff [02:59] !info kdenlive yakkety [02:59] kdenlive (source: kdenlive): non-linear video editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:15.12.3-0ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 1662 kB, installed size 6340 kB [02:59] it;s the same as xenial [02:59] what is the newest release? [03:00] 16.04 or .08 maybe by this point [03:00] a ppa has 16.04 which I use [03:00] you can propose that, if it's thoroughly tested [03:01] clivejo, yofel, acheronuk ^^^ [03:01] !info mlt [03:01] Package mlt does not exist in yakkety [03:01] !info vid.stab [03:01] Package vid.stab does not exist in yakkety [03:01] !info vfrei0r [03:01] Package vfrei0r does not exist in yakkety [03:01] weird [03:01] but you'll have to provide the ppa to them [03:01] https://launchpad.net/~kdenlive/+archive/ubuntu/kdenlive-stable [03:02] that's one of the devels, so it should be good [03:02] imo you should write to the list so you are sure it gets seen [03:02] it's pulling from git so it might be not good [03:03] it crashes for me though tbh [03:03] we won't release a non-released application [03:03] for sure [03:03] get them to tag and release! [03:04] official https://kdenlive.org/discover/16.04.0 [03:05] if it's better than what we have, advocate for it [03:05] but it sounds like that PPA isn't packaging the release [03:07] Booting yakkety daily now [03:09] Wow it has 5.5.5? [03:10] Plasma 5.6.3 is what I have [03:11] You have ppas [03:11] This is stock iso [03:11] Qt 5.5.1 [03:11] pretty sure I'm stock [03:11] except I have Telegram [03:12] my testing is in a VM [03:12] (Photo, 960x1280) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/21CjGOre/file_69.jpg [03:13] You need qt 5.6.1 I think [03:13] It's possible I upgraded plasma and then removed the PPA [03:14] I'm going to see if I can dual boot lol [03:14] Nope [03:14] dual boot with what? [03:14] I have win/lin [03:15] 16.04 and 16.10 [03:16] I don't have high hopes but we'll see [03:16] why wouldn't you be able to? [03:17] I formated my / with 16.10 but left my /home alone [03:17] you couldn't successfully share a $HOME I think [03:17] better to have a DATA drive and share that [03:18] Well already installing [03:19] I see what they mean by slideshow is broken lol [03:19] If anything I'll just edit on my laptop [03:19] For the show [03:20] wow, LP must have gotten well [03:20] gotten well [03:20] ? [03:21] I'm not on IRC atm [03:21] it's been uber-slow for the past few weeks, and driving Clive in particular to tears [03:22] because there is a cascade that has to happen -- frameworks in particular have to build before plasma packages, etc. [03:22] so when LP bodges, everything clogs and fails [03:26] so it installed [03:26] with no errors now lets see if it boots [03:26] :-) [03:31] booted [03:31] but KickOff has still not been fixed? [03:33] what was that ppa valorie? [03:33] oh right I have old versions then [03:35] wow that was the first time I got konversion to work on the first try [03:39] valorie: what was that ppa? [03:39] acheronuk: clivejo ppa's to use with yakkety [03:47] not sure what ppa you want, ahoneybun [03:47] look in the /topic [03:47] I'm getting for apps is staging-kdeapplications [03:49] let's see what I can break [03:49] 475 packages that could do it [03:49] let's get breaking valorie :) [03:50] well, I upgraded [03:51] I've added staging - kdeapplications, plasma, and frameworks [03:51] but not to staging on my work computer! [03:51] testing those worked great for me [03:51] well my laptop can be my work if need by [03:51] *need be [03:51] just need to get hexchat to work [03:51] with my bouncer [03:52] Konversation worked fine [03:52] I had it before but I changed the ip [03:54] but if this works valorie it will be fun lol [03:54] that's why I jumped to YY so early [03:55] within a week or two of release of XX [03:55] well I needed a kinda working machine [03:55] blue something moved down to 14.04 [03:56] in #kubuntu [03:56] right [03:56] mm it got stuck at kio-extras [03:56] not sure what his problem was; he never really said [03:56] so using apt -f install [03:57] Errors were encountered while processing: [03:57] /var/cache/apt/archives/kio-extras_4%3a16.04.3-0ubuntu1~ubuntu16.10~ppa10_amd64.deb [03:57] /var/cache/apt/archives/kio-extras-data_4%3a16.04.3-0ubuntu1~ubuntu16.10~ppa10_all.deb [03:57] E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [03:58] boo [03:58] mm I should have used full-upgrade [03:58] just used upgrade [03:58] I did that just now to be safe [03:58] full-upgrade isn't available [03:58] I just did it [03:58] working fine here [03:58] you'll have to use dist-upgrade [03:58] oh [03:58] must be recent [03:58] cool [03:59] wasn't available a couple of days ago [03:59] dpkg: kactivities: dependency problems, but removing anyway as you requested: [03:59] plasma-desktop depends on kactivities. [03:59] mm [03:59] removed kactivites [03:59] plasma-desktop needs that [04:00] I have a feeling I'm not going to get a desktop on boot lol [04:00] you can always ppa-purge the ppas [04:00] !ppa-purge [04:00] To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [04:01] so I would need to remove staging-plasma [04:01] try that first, yeah [04:02] will do [04:05] well here we go valorie [04:06] best of luck! [04:07] Got the login! [04:07] \o/ [04:07] Let's see [04:08] Yay [04:08] excellent [04:08] (Photo, 960x1280) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/xJwpCor2/file_71.jpg [04:08] very cool [04:08] I don't have that calendar thing [04:09] (Photo, 960x1280) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/1eIElSmD/file_73.jpg [04:09] I think it is holiday or something [04:09] I don't think I do either [04:09] I don't see an option for it [04:10] however, you have a higher version of Plasma than I do [04:10] Mm [04:10] So you see the pictures then? [04:10] of course [04:10] Says your on irc [04:11] oh the attachements [04:11] it shows up like : IrcsomeBot> (Photo, 960x1280) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/1eIElSmD/file_73.jpg [04:11] yea now I see it [04:14] now I'm on the yakkety train [04:18] I always wanted to ride a yak [04:18] !info calligra [04:18] calligra (source: calligra): extensive productivity and creative suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.9.7-0ubuntu16 (yakkety), package size 9 kB, installed size 65 kB [04:18] !info calligra-words [04:18] Package calligra-words does not exist in yakkety [04:18] !info calligra-word [04:18] Package calligra-word does not exist in yakkety [04:18] mm [04:18] I think that is not packaged [04:18] bit of a beast [04:18] it's in Plamsa Discover [04:18] as I understand it [04:18] ok [04:19] http://packages.ubuntu.com/yakkety/calligra [04:19] !info calligrawords [04:19] calligrawords (source: calligra): word processor for the Calligra Suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.9.7-0ubuntu16 (yakkety), package size 1010 kB, installed size 4064 kB [04:19] there we go [04:19] !info calligrawords xenial [04:19] calligrawords (source: calligra): word processor for the Calligra Suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.9.7-0ubuntu12 (xenial), package size 1011 kB, installed size 4063 kB [04:19] kinda updated [04:24] thanks valorie [04:24] I did nothing! [04:24] but sure [04:24] lol [04:24] XD [04:25] plasma looks cleaner [04:25] I don't know why [04:25] fewer bugs! [04:25] they say that with every release [04:25] ain't it true? [04:26] it is in my experience [04:26] sometimes [04:26] longer I use KDE, the fewer crashes etc. I find [04:26] I bad mouthed KDE at akademy one night [04:26] ? [04:26] doesn't sound wise [04:26] since it crashed so much in 15.10 I think [04:26] lol [04:26] well when you add beer nothing is [04:27] Plasma, or what? [04:27] plasma [04:27] I think the entire community wasn't crashing [04:27] lol [04:27] yay kdeconnect worked [04:28] it was pretty crashy for awhile, for sure [04:28] it was mostly a issue or two on our end [04:28] what I love is how well we work with KDE [04:29] and I have to credit Riddell and sitter for that [04:29] mm [04:29] and now sgclark [04:30] I had one rotten apple from KDE [04:30] on G+ [04:30] found a bug in Online Accounts [04:30] weird [04:31] now it worked [04:31] isn't that an Ubuntu thing? [04:31] it's on our system [04:31] for KDE Telepathy [04:31] KDE Online Accounts [04:31] oh right [04:33] yep [04:34] mm a crash from System Settings [04:35] here come the crashes [04:37] valorie: http://imgur.com/a/MEXXx [04:37] very misleading with the "Create Account button" [04:37] maybe "Setup Account" [04:38] I see "Setup your accounts" [04:38] which isn't good english [04:38] setup ain't a word [04:38] set up? [04:39] should be, yes [04:40] would it be against kontact or kmailv2? [04:40] kontact I think [04:41] I never could use kontact as that stopped me [04:41] I'm like I don't want to make a new email lol [04:43] watch out, you're getting sucked into becoming a kmail dev [04:43] I can't write code? [04:43] XD [04:44] eh [04:44] everyone starts somewhere [04:46] I was working on my first bug script [04:47] bash script [04:49] valorie: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=366486 [04:49] KDE bug 366486 in mail "Account Assistant "Create Account" is misleading" [Minor,Unconfirmed] [04:49] should be decent [04:53] wow kde notifications does not like a ton at once [06:00] valorie: that bug report got an answer [06:00] they will change it in 5.4.0 [06:12] oh very nice [06:12] I bet ya could've submitted a patch for that [06:12] lol [06:15] no idea how [06:16] and it's in 16.08 now [06:16] you find where it's coded, fix it, and submit a diff [06:17] https://quickgit.kde.org/?p=kdepim.git&a=commit&h=b6727c67a5241600e23dbb38ce2d6e7f5170cd61 [06:17] done lol [06:17] :-) [06:17] well that diff is the issue [06:17] not sure how to make one [06:18] I believe it's just a tool [06:18] mm [06:18] and it is [06:18] man diff [06:18] qqqqqqq [06:18] opps lol [06:19] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/437219/using-the-output-of-diff-to-create-the-patch [06:20] watching men's gymnastics and splitting and sorting a spreadsheet [06:20] let's see if we can get that in the docs [06:20] mm rick is not on [06:21] packagers often can submit stuff like that upstream [06:21] that's how it starts.... [06:21] now that I'm on YY it might start again [06:21] since I still have some summer left [06:22] can't believe how fast it's flying bye though [06:23] can't believe I'm giving Kontact another try [06:24] yay :https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=795701 [06:24] Debian bug 795701 in wnpp "ITP: trojita -- Fast Qt IMAP e-mail client." [Wishlist,Open] [06:24] but 1 year on there thoug [06:25] clivejo has a PPA with it [06:25] yea I know [06:25] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:clivejo/trojita [06:25] scared to add any ppa on this machine lol [06:25] oh, OK [06:25] I hear ya [06:26] finally made a new linode with 16.04.1 [06:26] was pushing it back [06:26] but happy that I did it [06:27] what are you using it for? [06:27] bouncer mostly [06:27] but now my LoCo site [06:27] ubuntu-fl.org [06:27] just a simple html atm [06:28] wow 4.6.3 on 16.04.1 [06:30] heyo zodiac19 [06:30] Hey, not exactly sure what to say here :b [06:30] hey's are good ;) [06:31] hi zodiac19 [06:31] Like I said I've just started into Ruby, but I'm looking to learn as much as I can [06:31] hi valorie [06:31] I just wanted to add that if you follow your interests, you'll find your learning fun [06:32] some of our tooling is in Ruby [06:32] fun, tedious, painfully hard to look at lol [06:32] some Ruby vs Python groaning goes on here [06:33] Well I'm looking at Ruby to start because I already own a program I can use to test my knowledge in it [06:33] If I recall Ruby was made sort of based on python? [06:39] now you are asking the wrong person [06:39] * valorie is not a coder [06:39] * ahoneybun is kinda one but not of Ruby [06:39] most of our devels are european, and they'll be active here soon [06:39] although it is Sunday morning [06:39] QML is the only main one I've tried [06:40] I'm just looking for a place to start learning, Personally I don't have an actuall prefference between python and ruby, but I have a way to test my knowledge and skill in Ruby [06:41] right now I know just enough HTML and Css to make a chatango account look pretty :b [06:43] everybody starts from zero [06:43] well I'm passed 0, I just need to reach 1% now XD [06:45] but I figgured overall using linux would pay off the most while learning to code [06:46] more developers on linux IRC's [06:48] I think you're right [06:48] although sysadmins usually deal with all sorts of systems [07:00] I really need a book on ruby XD, Google is not as great as I wish it was [07:04] anyone have any ruby refference websites or instruction sites? [08:06] any plans to put 5.7 update soon? :) [08:12] sheytan: Xenial? [09:02] since it's quiet, Has anyone ever heard of or met a Developer by the ID of Omegas7? [09:04] not me... [09:08] good to know ^.^ [09:09] * valorie goes to bed..... [09:45] kxmlgui in FW staging - Finished 3 hours ago (took 3 minutes, 48.5 seconds) [09:45] still not published by LP! [10:23]