[16:26] Eickmeyer: re: installer, using add-apt-repository after add-apt-repository -r adds more than one source (disabled) copy. [16:27] I am thinking that on enabling the ppa I should first remove the file(s) in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ [16:32] I am wondering if it makes sense to remove the files for PPA with the disable button. [16:33] rather than using the -r [18:00] Hmm, forget that, I must have a new version of add-apt-repository since then. That problem has gone away [18:02] uploaded... and it started building before I could ask it to. [18:05] Eickmeyer: I guess to test this, I need to (after installing the kubuntu iso) install lowlat kernel, -lowlatency-settings, -controls, -installer from auto builds [18:05] in that order. [18:08] Maybe not, I can probably use the kubuntu I installed yesterday as is though... [18:09] I actually meant to do that in two commits, the second for disabling enable PPA if the ppa is already enabled and vis versa [18:55] It doesn't work. [19:08] fixed... but see another problem, ppa disable is not disabled while installing. [19:28] that should also be fixed, will check on next install test [19:33] ubuntustudio-controls does not show up in the stock KDE menu. Search does find it, so I guess KDE comes with no "Other" folder [19:34] hydrogen drumkits takes a long time to DL [19:36] Ah, controls is in settings [21:04] OvenWerks: Sorry, been out most of the day (still out, at my parents' house). [21:05] As for -controls showing up somewhere, I'm not 100% sure where to put it if not settings. [21:12] Its fine. installer is still giving me trouble... but it is almost there [21:12] coo coo [21:12] mostly I am rambling because it was taking so long to install packages with installer. [21:13] hahaha [21:13] Probably launchpad being slow. It does that a lot. [21:14] Esp since PPAs are hosted directly by launchpad, whereas the main repos get mirrors. [21:16] got it. Now to remove the debugging code [21:20] Eickmeyer: using -installer does not seem to install ubuntustudio's icins themes [21:20] *icon [21:21] Do we want that as a dependency? It should get installed with -branding-common. [21:21] Meaning, it should be optional at best. [21:22] I think I installed branding [21:22] Hmmm.... [21:22] Aside from that kde's menu's (both old style and whisker style) don't show many icons at all [21:23] either there is a bug or I need to logout/in [21:23] Might need a log-out/in, unless you check the Plasma System Settings. [21:24] * Eickmeyer is cloning ubuntustudio-look to double-check some deps [21:26] I have the Studio backdrops. [21:27] OvenWerks: Just discovered that branding-common indeed does not pull in -icon-theme. [21:27] * Eickmeyer big derp [21:32] Anyway, reboot time so I can push installer fixes [21:33] Ok, I'm working on this -branding-common not depending on -icon-theme issue. Can't believe I missed that. [21:34] KDE needs a relogin just to find newly installed icons :P [21:35] maybe their gui installer runs some kind of reload for that and apt doesn't [21:41] Most likely, though, I do know that if you're browsing the menu while something is installing, it'll let you know that it's updating. [21:44] Ok, installer has a new commit and is building too [21:46] ok [21:47] It would like testing I guess. I have tested it here by installing Studio on top of kde [21:47] check for things like buttons being disabled when they should. [21:48] Just had a thought: the PPA en/disable could be one button seeing as only one of the two is ever enabled :) [21:49] Oh! Nice thought! [21:49] Definitely would cut-down on clutter. [21:50] I was goin to say it would leave room for the PPA purge button. [21:50] However, [21:51] From what you have said, that would remove any software added from the PPA which may take some time and should have feedback so it doesn't appear hung [21:52] basically, it would need prgress as much as the install did [21:54] Considering it uses apt for its backend, that shouldn't be an issue as it should be able to use the same subroutine as the installer does when installing. [21:56] more like a sort of copy of it, but ya, the cod layout has been done, the same widgets can be used. [21:56] * OvenWerks wonders if thge installer should be a tab in -controls ;) [21:59] BTW, installing installer in kde (and probably other flavours) sure pulls in a lot of packages. [21:59] I'd say no to installer being a tab in -controls. For some reason, the word "ew" came to mind. [21:59] Considering installer pulls-in -controls which pulls-in jackd2 ,that's expected. [22:00] ya, also tcl/tk. [22:00] Yep. [22:00] Studio already has that for other applications [22:05] Yep. Also, it's such a lightweight toolkit that if anybody objects to having extra toolkits like that I'll just say "E:Wontfix" [22:07] I actually like it better than python with gtk [22:07] It's easier for sure. Not exactly uniform, though. [22:08] tell that to the gnome community... [22:08] who override the desktop theme cause they like it [22:09] "Don't theme my apps!!!111!1!!1!!" -GNOME community [22:09] That is actually one of the things I like about kde [22:10] Okay, bbl [22:10] o/ [22:10] I think I am done with installer. [23:57] OvenWerks: Ok, got the changes. Ready for release? (we can always release another version later if necessary, I'm ok with that)