[00:22] hmm, kactivities shows up on https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/nbs.html [00:25] ok I asked for it to be removed [00:25] jbicha: okular was one culprit I think as it had an optional build depend on kactivities. merged in debian git to ours the other day but needs an applications update [05:36] the kactivities binary has been removed, do you want to try an iso rebuild? [05:37] it looks like the automatic daily iso build for Kubuntu isn't working? https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/+livefs/ubuntu/yakkety/kubuntu [06:49] still on the iso then.... [06:49] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [06:49] kactivitymanagerd : Breaks: kactivities (< 5.20~) but 5.18.0-0ubuntu1 is to be installed [06:49] plasma-desktop : Breaks: kactivities (< 5.21) but 5.18.0-0ubuntu1 is to be installed [06:49] plasma-desktop-data : Breaks: kactivities (< 5.21) but 5.18.0-0ubuntu1 is to be installed [06:49] E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. === Sho__ is now known as Sho_ [07:23] oh, those iso build logs are from a few days ago, before yofl dropped the recommends and and okular from the seeds [07:35] acheronuk: is there a way that I could disable the password prompt when debsign runs? [07:36] tsimonq2: wanting to still sign it with your key though? [07:36] acheronuk: yeah [07:37] gpg-agent set with a long timeout then [07:37] because don't I need to do that to upload to a PPA? [07:37] how do I do that? [07:38] 'use-agent' in gpg.conf [07:39] and a long 'default-cache-ttl' & 'max-cache-ttl' in gpg-agent.conf [07:40] acheronuk: where are those files? [07:40] then it will ask you once, then not on subsequent signinng withing the timeout [07:40] OH cool! :D [07:40] VERY useful [07:40] in you ~/.gnupg/ folder [07:40] ok [07:41] what do you have your values set at? [07:41] you might need something in your bashrc as well [07:42] acheronuk: what? :) [07:43] might need http://paste.ubuntu.com/23096560/ [07:44] ok cool [07:44] when I was trying to set it up, it wouldn't connect to the agent until I found that on google and added it to bashrc [07:46] oh ok [07:46] acheronuk: uploading things to the PPA, FTBFS? https://launchpadlibrarian.net/281216883/buildlog_ubuntu-yakkety-amd64.qttools-opensource-src_5.7.0-1~yakkety1_BUILDING.txt.gz [07:46] * tsimonq2 scratches his head [07:46] oh that's right [07:46] I might just be stupid :P [07:47] ah nvm [07:47] that's righht [07:47] I'm stupid :P [07:48] acheronuk: so with Qt 5.7 we're at the point that we're almost ready for second iteration [07:48] I want to learn, so I'd be great if I can finish up after sleeping :) [07:49] but could you please rebuild qtquickcontrols-opensource-src after qtgraphicaleffects-opensource-src is published? [07:49] it's a dep thing [07:49] acheronuk: ^ [07:49] ok [07:49] otherwise we wait! \o/ [07:49] I will prod the rebuild [07:50] alright, night :) [07:50] night [08:43] tsimonq2: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-52681 [11:44] Hiyas all [14:45] what package contains this file - KF5CompactDiscConfig.cmake? [14:48] I could see K3b having that or amarok [14:57] heyo clem_l [14:58] hi ahoneybun [14:59] clem from linux mint right? [15:00] yes :) [15:00] thanks for coming in :) [15:00] you're welcome, thanks for reaching out to us [15:00] I can't stay long, I need to go to town but I'll be here in this channel all week [15:01] thanks a ton for popping in [15:01] I commented on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1615799 [15:01] Launchpad bug 1615799 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Kubuntu slideshow is broken" [Critical,Confirmed] [15:01] one of our users has started the port: https://code.launchpad.net/~blaze/+junk/ubiquity [15:02] but I know a lot of Mint tools are in python so you might have a lot of info about it [15:02] we use python a lot, but not Qt [15:02] I was wondering if you could tap into webkit via gir though [15:02] gtk? [15:03] all the other flavors use it and we are the only one who use qt for it [15:04] well we usually use gi from python/gtk projects yes, I didn't realize it was tied to gtk though [15:04] I'm not sure it's possible [15:04] I think the main issue is a lot of the jobs from QtGui got moved to QtWidgets in PyQt5 [15:04] I don't think it would be 'tied' to it [15:05] gir1.2-webkit-3.0 might only provide GTKWebkit though [15:05] hopefully blaze will be around [15:05] I don't know how well gtk and qt mix in that way [15:05] I know they work fine on the desktop with apps [15:06] I'm not entirely sure, but assuming gi worked from python/qt [15:06] it looks like the webkit gir only gives you GTK classes [15:07] what I'm trying to say is: I think my idea isn't a good one :) [15:07] I think at that point you might as well force the installer to take the gtk_ui.py over the kde one [15:07] it's still an idea though [15:08] on our side we're not impacted, I think the issue starts with 16.10? [15:08] I know qtwebkit gets dropped in yakkety for sure [15:09] from past experience I remember issues when using the GTK ubiquity frontend with the KDE edition though [15:09] I think clivejo said it was in xenial as well [15:09] not sure [15:09] I can't remember where, but there were places which assumed certain things depending on the frontend being used [15:09] when I tried porting it, it failed to load the UI anymore [15:10] and Ubiquity stoped loading up at all lol [15:10] but you released 16.04 already and the slideshow worked there [15:10] same thing for us with 18 BETA, it renders ok [15:10] but the point releases maybe? [15:10] I don't think so [15:11] we actually rebased for the KDE edition [15:11] Neon? [15:11] it's because debian dropped support for webkit in their pyqt4 [15:11] thanks acheronuk [15:11] and that pacakage got synced to yakkety [15:11] no, I mean up to date xenial, as opposed to what it was months ago [15:11] so xenial is fine? [15:12] so it's ONLY yakkety so far that has the problem, as will probably not impact xenial [15:12] ok [15:12] yes, xenial is ok [15:13] pyqt still has webkit support, so ideally the whole kde front end to the install should be ported to that [15:13] *pyqt5 I mean [15:13] PyQt5? [15:13] right [15:13] will debian keep support there? [15:13] what was the reason to drop it in pyqt4? [15:14] ScottK: do you know the reason for webkit being dropped in pyqt4? [15:15] * ahoneybun tries to find coffee [15:15] ah there we go https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=830903 [15:15] Debian bug 830903 in python3-pyqt4 "python3-pyqt4: Package lacks QtWebKit support" [Important,Open] [15:16] Scott actually answers at the bottom [15:16] "It was removed intentionally because QtWebKit 4.x is dead upstream" [15:16] so -> PyQt5 it is then :) [15:17] I did find a script the other day, but no idea if it works. [15:17] a migration script? [15:17] conversion script -> https://github.com/rferrazz/pyqt4topyqt5 [15:19] I've got to go ahoneybun, I'll be here in the coming days if you need me though [15:19] I'm not good with Qt but I can help with python if needs be [15:19] worked on by animation devs at Walt Disney no less https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/vfx-platform-discuss/LzGEKXdXp6w [15:20] Thanks clem_l [15:23] sitter: just applied your qttools's patch. Thanks for the bug+patch! [16:15] it seems network manager isn't seeing the NIC on YY Beta 1 [17:16] hi [17:17] heyo blaze [17:20] hi blaze ahoneybun [17:20] sure has been quiet in here since the freeze [17:46] BluesKaj: seems that way :/ [17:52] Yakkety Beta 1 network manager does't see the NIC/etherenet card here [17:56] have to use the termianl to connect like I used to before I started using a vpn. Now I'm thinking I no longer need NM since I figured out how to connect to my vpn server via the cli [19:20] ahoneybun: did you test the code blaze posted? [19:21] I don't see a way to [19:21] build it and create an iso, run the iso and test it? [19:22] You say it like it is easy [19:22] I have not made a iso before [19:22] I just used a daily image before [19:22] though thats how you were testing your code? [19:22] Plus was not sure if he was finished [19:22] It just said init [19:23] he needs feedback [19:23] I was not told that [19:26] crap I forgot that command to get some files it needs [19:29] he needs to remove PyQt5.GtGui when it is not used [19:29] blaze: ^ [19:30] yeah, I know [19:31] doing that now to try to build it local then have LP do the rest [19:32] oh right that PEP errors.... [19:33] ubiquity/frontend/kde_ui.py:205:51: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent [19:33] I fixed those in my copy [19:36] building source [19:43] are you fixing just the slideshow, or porting the whole kde_ui.py pyqt5 as well? [19:43] *to pyqt5 [19:43] well the kde_ui loads the slideshow [19:45] I like how all the test scripts are broken [19:46] I know. I just recalled at one point you were trying to avoid porting more that strictly necessary to get that launch to work. i.e. leave the majority of it qt4 [19:47] well there is a 'def _create_webview [19:47] so I'm guessing that is the sldeshow part [19:47] well the start of it [19:47] then 'def start_slideshow' [19:48] 12 errors and they are all "ImportError: No module named 'ubiquity'" [19:55] blaze: did you make those changes with a script then? [19:56] since QtGui was still in there [19:56] clivejo: where are the iso build scripts? [19:56] now to wait on LP to build [20:07] * acheronuk contemplates a glass or 3 of Jack Daniels [20:08] wish I could too [20:26] ahoneybun: have you seen the full diff? [20:26] no I have not [20:26] yakkety iso seems to be missing python3-pyqt5.qtwebkit [20:33] $ lxc launch ubuntu-daily:yakkety [20:33] Creating master-kid [20:33] Starting master-kid [20:33] HAH [20:35] why is my internet crap in the VM... [20:35] or in general it seems [20:35] even GPM is skipping [20:37] virtualbox with kvm or just kvm? [20:37] switching network on and off in virtualbox can help [20:38] Its all over the place [21:15] acheronuk: We'e removing Qt4 QtWebKit from Debian before the next Debian release. Dropping it from PyQt4 is part of that. [21:17] Do we have any plans to package kdevelop 5? [21:17] User on g+ asked [21:18] I know about that [21:18] your welcome to start it Marcin [21:18] Neos has it so maybe we grab it somehow? [21:18] *Neon [21:18] "we" ? [21:18] Kubuntu community :) [21:19] right... [21:31] Deus Ex: Mankind Divided looks like it may be getting a Linux [21:31] If that is true I will by PC for it :0 [21:44] !info kdevelop [21:44] kdevelop (source: kdevelop): integrated development environment for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 4:4.7.3-0ubuntu1 (yakkety), package size 1628 kB, installed size 6494 kB [21:46] I've gotten the same error as before [21:46] acheronuk: ^ [21:47] AttributeError: No frontend available; tried kde_ui [21:53] :( Maybe I'll take a look sometime if it remains stuck, but I very much doubt I would get very far with it. [21:53] it's for sure something I did [21:53] as Ubiquity laucnhed before with a base iso [21:54] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23099622