[00:02] clivejo: we use pbuilder right? [00:02] for what? [00:03] to test builds [00:03] some do [00:03] damn debian is old [00:03] digikam 4.14 is in sid [00:04] !info digikam [00:04] digikam (source: digikam): digital photo management application for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.14.0-4ubuntu5 (yakkety), package size 2205 kB, installed size 9283 kB [00:05] 5.1.0 is new KF5 port [00:05] I need the debian dir right? [00:05] check where we keep it [00:05] probably in bzr [00:05] mm [00:05] ? [00:05] https://packages.debian.org/experimental/digikam ? [00:06] I have no idea where it is [00:06] in the control file [00:06] the control is in the debian dir [00:06] yes [00:06] well that's useless info tbh [00:07] * ahoneybun looks in deb experimental for it [00:07] but no point looking for current packaging as thats version 4 [00:07] debian exp has 5.0 [00:09] could start with that [00:10] waiting for apt to finish [00:10] was installing some updates [00:11] * ahoneybun also waits on Google Play to list Kubuntu Podcast [00:13] https://code.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/kubuntu-packaging/digikam [00:15] and debians - https://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/pkg-kde/kde-extras/digikam/trunk/ [00:17] that debian one is the same [00:17] 5.0.0 [00:19] we'll see clivejo most likely it will fail on me lol [00:21] that’s the challenge, to fix it! [00:21] I guess [00:21] I'm just rusty and was never good at it to start lol [00:22] did someone get kaffenine in?> [00:26] clivejo: is there a way to get all the deps of a package> [00:26] read the Cmake file [00:27] well yea but it has the version numbers and stuff [00:29] mm [00:30] not talking today? [00:37] !info pkg-kde-tools [00:37] pkg-kde-tools (source: pkg-kde-tools): various packaging tools and scripts for KDE Applications. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.15.21~ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 90 kB, installed size 434 kB [00:39] dpkg-source: error: unrepresentable changes to source [00:39] had to remove the version number from pkg-kde-tools to even start [00:40] mm seems they removed imgur support [00:48] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/22866826/ [00:49] clivejo: asleep? [01:00] not nice [01:05] * ahoneybun throws hands in air [01:05] don't care [01:37] * ahoneybun throws tsimonq2 over roof [01:37] * tsimonq2 throws ahoneybun down the stairs [01:38] pretty sure your dead already [01:38] ahoneybun: so, you're having issues? [01:38] plus I was be on the top lol [01:38] nah I'm just in the hospital :P [01:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/22866826/ [01:38] I think it was because there are patches [01:38] just got the source tar from kde [01:39] link to the tar? [01:39] also had to change the pkg-kde-tools version even though we have the right one in the repos [01:39] http://download.kde.org/stable/digikam/ [01:41] not sure where to get the debian dir [01:41] !info digikam [01:41] digikam (source: digikam): digital photo management application for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.14.0-4ubuntu5 (yakkety), package size 2205 kB, installed size 9283 kB [01:41] ahoneybun: dget http://http.debian.net/debian/pool/main/d/digikam/digikam_5.0.0-1.dsc [01:41] ahoneybun: that gets the package and source from Debian experimental [01:42] k [01:43] move the debian dir into 5.1.0 right? [01:44] there are two types of packages. native and non-native. native means the package already has the debian dir included in the upstream source, and non-native is when the debian-dir is separate [01:44] s/debian-dir/debian dir/ [01:44] this would be non [01:45] in your case, the debian dir is separate, but it applies it when you do dget [01:45] (applies meaning makes it native) [01:45] well its not in the dir [01:45] packages.ubuntu.com and packages.debian.org are your friend [01:45] I know [01:45] been there done that [01:46] in this case, take a look: https://packages.debian.org/experimental/digikam [01:46] downlod the debian dir [01:46] extract it [01:46] but we got that [01:46] from that dget [01:46] alright [01:46] when you extract the debian dir, put it in it's own separate dir [01:47] for example, digikam/debian [01:47] not in the source dir? [01:47] nope [01:47] I put it in digikam-5.1.0 so [01:47] then, take the tarball from upstream and put it on the same dir level as digikam [01:47] if that makes sense [01:48] then, cd into digikam and run debuild -us -uc [01:48] mm? [01:48] you getting me so far? [01:48] digikam/digikam-5.1.0.tar.zx? [01:48] that's what you said [01:49] Unmet build dependencies: pkg-kde-tools (>= 0.15.21) [01:49] I have it [01:49] !info pkg-kde-tools [01:49] pkg-kde-tools (source: pkg-kde-tools): various packaging tools and scripts for KDE Applications. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.15.21~ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 90 kB, installed size 434 kB [01:50] nope, you have the debian tar and the orig tar. the orig tar you need to get from the kde website. you need to make a dir called digikam, move the debian tar in there, and extract it. so the digikam dir and the tar from the KDE website are in the same dir, then in the digikam dir, make sure the debian dir is inside there [01:50] does that make more sense? [01:50] more of a image person [01:51] digikam/debian right? [01:51] yup [01:51] I have the 5.1.0 tar in my Downloads [01:52] also digikam too [01:52] but digikam-5.1.0.tar.xz goes on the same level as the digikam dir you created [01:52] so digikam-5.1.0.tar.xz and digikam should be in Downloads [01:52] Downloads/digikam [01:52] Downloads/5.1.0 tar [01:52] correct [01:52] that's odd [01:53] seems odd but it isn't [01:53] since I was told to extract the source tar [01:53] place the debian dir in to the extracted dir [01:53] and run debuild [01:53] that's always worked for me [01:53] yes you could do that [01:53] but native packages aren't recommended [01:54] anyway the error [01:54] Unmet build dependencies: pkg-kde-tools (>= 0.15.21) [01:54] we have that version [01:54] but that wouldn't make it native, sorry [01:54] not sure if I have newer from the ppa's [01:54] install that on your system [01:54] I did [01:54] been there [01:54] * ahoneybun is not that stupid [01:54] :P [01:55] 0.15.21~ubuntu1 [01:55] that's my version [01:55] the ~ must be throwing it off [01:55] nope [01:55] it doesn't do that [01:55] (I don't think) [01:55] I removed the version to get rid of that error before tbh [01:55] though I know it is not a good idea [01:56] argh I'm sorry to give up on you but I suck at this [01:56] who started this with you? [01:56] kinda clivejo [01:56] but he left mad too I think [01:58] clivejo: you started it, you finish it :P [01:58] nope hes gone lol [01:58] until tomorrow [01:58] patience [01:58] :P [01:58] I'm going to get off packaging anyway [01:58] too hard? :P [01:59] for too night [01:59] I've done it before [01:59] to a degree [08:16] good morning everyone [08:23] gooood morning! :D [08:58] brb [09:05] hho [09:22] KDE DigiKam 5.1 Released With Bug Fixes, New RAW Camera Support [09:26] :D [09:26] soee: is Krita been updated? [09:27] jimarvan: wher/how ? [09:27] it has some really nasty bugs when loading png pictures, I need to check the bug report and anyone else has reported these issues [09:28] it "glitches" the vector drawning making the picture with wierd triangles [10:27] :O [10:28] I did not start anything [10:28] I said I was tired and going to bed! [10:28] and if any WANTED to try digikam to go ahead! [10:28] I was actually directing that at you tsimonq2 :P [10:29] trying to keep the duracell bunny in work! [10:40] Isn't that energiser? [10:57] it's duracell [10:57] the bunny is from duracell [10:57] not sure what the energizer guys are up to in their commercials [10:57] bunny too iirc [10:58] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energizer_Bunny [10:58] Seems it is both! [10:59] Did you guys hear that the Energizer Bunny was arrested? He was charged with battery! [10:59] xD [11:00] so many levels of pun [11:32] Lol [11:33] Must be another American/British thing [11:50] bunnies aside: clivejo, do you plan to work on anything new? i.e frameworks 5.25 or applications 16.08 [11:51] because I'm starting to dig into GCC failures in our current kubuntu_yakkety_archive branches [11:54] Is yofl still busy today? [11:55] yofl [11:56] As said yesterday, the app-staging ppa is full with XX FW amd plasma in there to build against. So either needs the YY staging for apps moved somewhere else to free it up, or a ppa size increase [11:57] sill some apps for staging on XX to upload, but hit the limit last night and started getting rejections due to that. [11:57] *still [11:59] aha, I wasn't around yesterday [12:01] https://youtu.be/RkEXGgdqMz8?t=56s [12:04] soee: what is astounding there, is that I got an advert for linode 1st on that link! [12:06] Hey all [12:20] santa_: yofel wants us to get caught up with what we have before moving on to new stuff [12:21] acheronuk tsimonq2 and myself were working on backporting apps 16.04.3 and kde-l10n last night [12:22] but having issues with PPA size [12:22] ok , upgraded my 14.04.3 install to 16.04.1 and all seems well so far, but I haven't upgraded plasma to 5.6 yet [12:23] hm, why is l10n in staging.. [12:24] wgrant: could you please increase the size of https://launchpad.net/~kubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/staging-kdeapplications a bit? qt5.6 and debug symbols have bloated that a bit [12:26] yofel: could the yakkety stuff be moved out to landing? [12:26] no, last I checked the status page apps was not done [12:27] after all this time a mass nc rebuild should be done anyway [12:28] what was still to do on apps in YY? [12:28] symbols IIRC [12:28] I didn't look through everything either [12:29] tsimonq2: do you know what the status is on qtwebengine? [12:31] I have two packages I wanted you to look at marble and okteta [12:32] oh great, the famous last package one ever looks at [12:32] which is okteta really [12:33] it wants to remove some symbols that look wrong [12:34] I'll try to look at it in the evening [12:34] yofel, clivejo: ok, I'm planning to send patches targeted to kubuntu_yakkety_archive [12:34] some packages are failing because of mismatched symbols after gcc 6 becoming the default [12:36] I was going to suggest to mark the missing symbols as optional=gccinternal so this would be more backport friendly [12:36] sounds good to me [12:36] ok, I'll send patches doing that [12:37] at the same time I hope to finish the next batch of improvements for KA === alvesadrian is now known as adrian === mgolden is now known as mgolden_ [13:46] clivejo: uploaded the rest of the apps that were missing according to QA, apart from ffmpegthumbs. === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 === Blizzzek is now known as Blizzz [15:22] * ahoneybun wonders in [15:34] * jimarvan yawns [15:34] wow lots of them [15:34] lots of? [15:40] jimarvan: [15:44] clivejo: or acheronuk plasma-discover-common is being held back, should I force it to upgrade? [15:44] clear [15:46] ahoneybun: not going to work if you try, as needs a version of packagekit that is still in YY proposed. It's one of the packages that should hopefully migrate this week, so just hang on with it [15:46] alright cool [15:53] :D [16:00] jimarvan: not in #kubuntu-podcast? [16:03] yofel: I guess I'm not looking in https://code.launchpad.net/ubiquity [16:04] got it [16:07] is it today? [16:07] no [16:07] ahoneybun: ah ok [16:07] I had a graphic I mean yesterday [16:07] see ya later peeps! [16:11] ahoneybun: sure you are http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk/files/head:/ubiquity/frontend/ [16:11] also http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-installer/ubiquity/trunk/files/head:/gui/qt/ [16:11] they split it [16:11] https://code.launchpad.net/ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu [16:11] oh, you mean the slideshow [16:11] yes, that has an extra repo [16:11] yea since it's broken [16:12] * yofel wonders if we can have a qt5 slideshow in qt4 ubiquity [16:13] no clue [16:13] we just need *something* like you said [16:13] right [16:15] mm can't even run the test since qtwebkit lol [16:16] mm html right [16:24] we do have qtquick yofel [16:24] 1.0 It seems [16:24] that's what I said? [16:24] you did [16:25] but I agree that a qml animation would be more appropriate than rendered HTML here [16:25] it would be [16:26] https://github.com/pkobrien/qml-slideshow/blob/master/examples/SlideshowTutorial/TutorialDeck.qml [16:26] might be too new though' [16:28] we have qt4-qmlviewer in yakkety to view it [16:29] yofel: https://github.com/ianmoreira/Slideshow/blob/master/SlideShow.qml [16:29] here! qtquick 1.0 [16:29] * yofel -> home, bbl [16:30] ok [17:14] this is working quite well === davmor2 is now known as davmor2_Hols [20:19] wrrr [20:19] ? [20:20] i have enabled file search :D [20:20] and cant work now on my pc when files are beeing indexed [20:21] 100% CPU? [20:21] no i think more hdd usage problem or something [20:22] how is that welcome screen your making? [20:22] ahoneybun: had not time last days to continue :? [20:22] will continue this weekend i think [20:23] I'm trying to make a slideshow in qml [20:23] for installer ? [20:23] yea [20:23] yofel: nope [20:24] but yoda mentioned that there is ol qtquick no ? [20:24] well yea [20:24] qt quick 1.1 [20:25] i'l do it using stackview http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-controls-stackview.html [20:26] mm [20:28] now it's working [20:28] what exactly ? [20:29] positioning [20:29] ^.^ [20:31] mm how to make a new line.. [20:31] there kinda [20:40] I think the welcome page is almost done lol [20:40] no idea about tranisitions though [20:49] can you grab installation % ? [20:49] that's outside of the slideshow [20:49] I saw the bar moving and % in the daily without the slideshow [20:50] soee: yofel http://imgur.com/a/10bVB [20:50] well maybe put slides in a loop and change them every 1 min [20:50] yea that's what the old one did [20:50] just need to learn how to do it [20:51] I think it looks half decent [20:58] any feedback soee? [20:59] with what ? :) [20:59] I linked a picture [20:59] soee: http://imgur.com/a/10bVB [21:02] make the titles a bigger, as twice as it is atm. [21:02] do not use then bold font, just normal [21:02] the title no bold? [21:02] add vertical spaces after title and paragraphs [21:03] ahoneybun: no, if you make font much bigger bold is not needed [21:03] something like: http://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2015/08/welcometosafari.jpg [21:04] or http://techsviewer.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Yosemite-Virtualbox-Welcome.jpg [21:04] you know those are apple products [21:05] http://venturebeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/get_windows_10_2.png [21:06] pretty nice slide [21:06] idk about spacing [21:06] mm [21:06] dont know what ? :D [21:06] oh that was easy [21:06] it does work in 1,1 [21:06] :) [21:07] either add margin or offset [21:07] http://imgur.com/a/vbBH0 [21:08] better but add more spaces [21:08] after title like 40px [21:08] * tsimonq2 grumbles at the lack of multiple workspaces [21:08] :P [21:08] woot woot ? [21:09] soee: the title is 48px [21:09] ok, now space after around the same :) [21:09] ? [21:10] between title and text thee should be margin ~ 40 px [21:10] 40px is huge [21:11] do you have the image in bigger size - those puppets [21:11] I think there might be an svg but I dont have it [21:14] before I go to fast [21:14] *far [21:14] I want to see if yofel thinks it can work [21:16] soee: final one for now http://imgur.com/a/37HbK [21:17] it needs more spaces after title :D [21:17] nope [21:17] lol [21:18] yes lol [21:18] * tsimonq2 agrees with soee [21:18] more newlines after the title [21:18] maybe one or two of them [21:19] * ahoneybun throws tsimonq2 off bridge [21:19] in addition, make the * more pretty [21:19] not much more i can do with that [21:19] and you guys are missing the oxford comma :P [21:20] * tsimonq2 throws ahoneybun off of a moving train [21:21] * +o ahoneybun [21:21] mm [21:21] just add margins to the elements :D [21:22] this is qt quick 1.1! [21:22] very old [21:23] anchors.topMargin: X [21:23] it doesn't support that ? [21:23] does not work [21:23] it says it does [21:23] but does nothing [21:24] right now I'm using x and y coors [21:24] and title is separate element than text ? [21:24] it is [21:24] so I can space it different [21:25] http://paste.ubuntu.com/22957689/ [21:27] wow my script is getting long [21:27] 80 lines so far [21:27] cant you hack Ubuntu MATES code? [21:27] http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/ubuntu-mate-16-04-alpha-2-released-as-the-biggest-update-ever-499632-2.jpg [21:28] no idea what that is using [21:28] if that was Kubuntu branded it would be nice [21:28] * ahoneybun throws his work out and goes to play Fallout 4 [21:28] https://bitbucket.org/ubuntu-mate/ubuntu-mate-welcome [21:29] that is a welcome things [21:29] (thing [21:30] we need a slideshow for the installer [21:30] ahoneybun: put it in Git so I can fix your oxford comma :P [21:30] never [21:31] go work on your docs [21:31] nope [21:31] :P [21:32] * clivejo cries [21:32] this thing is a monstor [21:32] why why why [21:33] https://youtu.be/EHkozMIXZ8w?t=1m2s [21:34] mm [21:34] no youtube, I dont need a website [21:34] i can sing :) [21:35] prove it! [21:36] yotube was trying to advertise linode to me earlier. which is either very coincidental or very creepy [21:36] creepy [21:36] normal last days [21:37] google serves youadverts based on what you were googling or visiting :) [21:37] * soee walks for ice cream [21:38] soee. I know, but not been near linode in that browser, and was not logged in to google, and had cleared all cookies earlier [21:38] Google has evil ways [21:45] has there been any changes to KA? [21:46] https://git.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-packagers/+git/kubuntu-automation/commit/?id=757851f458d6bb6c5fa45a31b9ab7f6d05a1cb07 [21:47] upstream_name = os.path.basename(os.path.split(os.getcwd())[0]) [21:50] santa ? [21:50] anyone seen him about? [21:53] clivejo: he was here at the beginning of the day UK [21:53] git-buildpackage-ppa is broken [21:54] :( [21:57] tsimonq2: do you know how I can revert that commit locally? [21:57] clivejo: git revert COMMIT [21:58] tried that [21:58] was that a recent merge< as lindod says up to date but my local KA pulled in loads of changes earlier [21:58] hrm [21:58] error: Commit 757851f458d6bb6c5fa45a31b9ab7f6d05a1cb07 is a merge but no -m option was given. [21:58] fatal: revert failed [21:58] http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/?rev=757851&view=rev | svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk -r 757851 [21:59] acheronuk: can I hop on your linode [21:59] see it you can see what the *beep* this code is trying to do [22:00] clivejo: feel free [22:00] clivejo: I'll fck with it a bit, hopefully I can revert it, I'll push it somewhere for you to test [22:02] clivejo: $ git diff 757851f458d6bb6c5fa45a31b9ab7f6d05a1cb07 757851f458d6bb6c5fa45a31b9ab7f6d05a1cb07^1 | pastebinit [22:02] http://paste.ubuntu.com/22961134/ [22:02]