[14:29] ubuntu@one-krill:~/meta-xsc/lubuntu-meta$ ./update … ./update: 13: exec: germinate-update-metapackage: not found … ubuntu@one-krill:~/meta-xsc/lubuntu-meta$ [14:29] lil help here. [14:53] Apt install germinate [15:08] @The_LoudSpeaker read the readme [15:23] @HMollerCl [Apt install germinate], Ack. [15:23] @HMollerCl [@The_LoudSpeaker read the readme], Sure. [15:29] oh yeah I missed the germinate in dependencies line. [15:32] Ah! one step there clones from launchpad. [15:33] and we all know how much sophos likes that! [15:35] it takes loooong time [15:36] No it doesn't even gets cloned. timesout [15:37] I have to reroute the traffic using my wireguard server on a aws machine. [15:55] Also it takes a looong looong time. [15:55] downloading so many things! [15:55] I am already behind a vpn. slow like anything. [15:56] The script is running since last 20 mins. [15:58] Oh I just noticed, it downloads from archive.ubuntu.com and not from in.archive.com. One of the major reasons for such long times. [17:58] Question. Could/Would be possible that software center is more like a webpage you could load in a web browser? [17:59] @HMollerCl [Question. Could/Would be possible that software center is more like a webpage yo …], And what about install mechanics? [17:59] If you have a webserver and application server in the background [18:00] @aptghetto [If you have a webserver and application server in the background], there is a python module for this already included. [18:13] @glpzzz [And what about install mechanics?], copy paste the command [18:14] I haven't seen a a softwer center that works ok in low resources environment [18:14] @aptghetto [If you have a webserver and application server in the background], what do you think? [18:15] If you have a browser, you can send an http(s) request to a webserver and you need an application server, that does something with the request [18:16] So, you will have a lot of security problems and configuration problems to solve [18:16] @aptghetto [If you have a browser, you can send an http(s) request to a webserver and you ne …], That's right [18:16] @aptghetto [If you have a browser, you can send an http(s) request to a webserver and you ne …], Not exactly [18:16] @HMollerCl [I haven't seen a a softwer center that works ok in low resources environment], But I think native always beats web. [18:17] The way GNOME does it with extensions is different [18:17] How does this work? [18:18] I think it was something like a unique URL scheme [18:18] Something like software:// [18:21] @glpzzz [But I think native always beats web.], depend on how is programmed, discover in my centrino duo with 8Gb RAM and SSD is unusable. [18:22] @HMollerCl [depend on how is programmed, discover in my centrino duo with 8Gb RAM and SSD is …], I always uninstall them. Very bloated. And I don't know why... [18:46] found this: http://appnr.com/ apparently does what I was thinking [18:47] oh that looks good [18:47] Recommended Downloads [18:47] PokerCasinoDownload .com [18:47] [18:47] jajaja [18:48] didn't saw that, I don't have eyes for poker. [18:48] me either [18:49] now apps.ubuntu.com redirects to https://snapcraft.io/store [18:50] @glpzzz [And what about install mechanics?], apturl [18:51] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptURL [18:58] @HMollerCl [apturl], 👍👍 [19:20] @HMollerCl [apturl], Looks like a good idea. But as I read it, says it will launch the package manager. Which, in our case is ___ ? Discover? [19:22] as I understand apturl is a gtk frontend to manage apturl [19:22] Description: install packages using the apt protocol - GTK+ frontend … AptUrl is a simple graphical application that takes an URL (which follows the … apt-protocol) as a command line option, parses it and carries out the … operations that the URL describes (that is, it asks the user if he wants the … indicated packages to be ins [19:22] talled and if the answer is positive does so for … him). … . … This package contains the GTK+ frontend. [19:24] So if I discover uninstalled, apturl will still work? [19:24] that's what I understand [19:25] @HMollerCl [depend on how is programmed, discover in my centrino duo with 8Gb RAM and SSD is …], I have never used discover so no idea how it works on my system. Synaptic works good tho. [19:25] @The_LoudSpeaker [I have never used discover so no idea how it works on my system. Synaptic works …], It's a software store [19:25] Imagine big flashy pictures and lots of system resources [19:25] Heh [19:26] @HMollerCl [that's what I understand], We gotta test. Where can I find apturl links? [19:26] @The_LoudSpeaker [We gotta test. Where can I find apturl links?], You make them :) [19:26] You're probably going to have to read the apturl source to see which triggers it looks for [19:26] @tsimonq2 [You make them :)], 🙂 [19:27] @The_LoudSpeaker [🙂], :) [19:27] $ apturl … Please install apturl-gtk or apturl-kde. … hmoller@ine-vb:~$ apt list apturl* … Listing... Done … apturl-common/focal,now 0.5.2ubuntu17 amd64 [installed,auto-removable] … apturl/focal 0.5.2ubuntu17 amd64 [19:27] mmm [19:27] @tsimonq2 [You're probably going to have to read the apturl source to see which triggers it …], K. Will add this to list. Afk right now with a lot of headache. Anyone with measures to counter headache? [19:28] so it ask for apturl-gtk or apturl-kde which aren't in the repo.... [19:28] @HMollerCl [$ apturl … Please install apturl-gtk or apturl-kde. … hmoller@ine-vb:~$ apt list ap …], apturl-kde is written in qt? [19:29] don't know, I don't find it, nut should [19:29] @HMollerCl [so it ask for apturl-gtk or apturl-kde which aren't in the repo....], Must be there in bionic. Check that once. [19:30] !info apturl-kde bionic [19:30] Package apturl-kde does not exist in bionic [19:30] @The_LoudSpeaker apt://skype [19:30] that's an apturl [19:30] !info apturl-gtk bionic [19:30] Package apturl-gtk does not exist in bionic [19:31] https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?t=101305 [19:31] Ggwp! [19:32] What's Konqueror again? [19:32] it was a file manager+browser for kde [19:33] Okay. [19:33] like explorer [19:33] "was" ? Not shipping any more? [19:35] I think no, trojita is the browser replacement [19:36] sorry, not trojita, falkon [19:36] Oh. [20:36] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [rMANUAL5ea554cf9c84: Update Readme.md info to links of where is built] lynorian (Lyn Perrine) committed: https://phab.lubuntu.me/rMANUAL5ea554cf9c84 [20:54] @HMollerCl the update script still keeps the version as UNRELEASED and not focal. The meta update script. [20:55] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [rMANUAL140e65ca4c94: Update README.md to link to the liscense] lynorian (Lyn Perrine) committed: https://phab.lubuntu.me/rMANUAL140e65ca4c94 [20:59] @The_LoudSpeaker [@HMollerCl the update script still keeps the version as UNRELEASED and not focal …], That's intentional [20:59] Whether we want to change that is up for discussion though :) [21:00] we should imo. saves the updater an extra command. [21:01] Also, whats desktop-s390x ? [21:02] what architecture? [21:08] Also, someone poiint me to SRU docs. [21:14] @tsimonq2 [That's intentional], Mmm I tested and it worked [21:14] Didn't work for me [21:14] Had to manually edit the dch [21:15] I added dch -e \"\" to update script [21:51] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [rMANUAL1ab7e0251ee9: Remove uneeded whitespace] lynorian (Lyn Perrine) committed: https://phab.lubuntu.me/rMANUAL1ab7e0251ee9 [21:53] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [rMANUAL7105ac06ded0: Remove uneeded shitespace] lynorian (Lyn Perrine) committed: https://phab.lubuntu.me/rMANUAL7105ac06ded0 [23:03] @The_LoudSpeaker [Also, someone poiint me to SRU docs.], @tsimonq2 [23:03] someone needs to show raman how to use a search engine [23:03] maybe we should make a task for that XD [23:03] Also, what happened to the CI docs you were going to point me to. @tsimonq2 [23:03] @wxl [ maybe we should make a task for that XD], XD [23:04] also you can search in phab [23:04] to be fair, it's linked to the task description of any of the the meta-sru tasks [23:04] I got this https://phab.lubuntu.me/w/packaging/ci/ [23:04] the ci docs are on the phab wiki, too [23:04] that's it [23:04] I am looking for sru ones [23:06] there are no specific ci docs relative to srus [23:10] something simillar to packaging example but for SRU? [23:11] Also, D61 will finally complete the xscreensaver tasks wxl. [23:33] from #sddm : https://pastebin.com/iLwZFkzz [23:33] what do we make of this? [23:51] https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/dbus/