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wxlyes i noticed that guiverc 00:03
wxli mentioned to @hmollercl how to make it be nm-connection-editor by default. hopefully that will happen soon (let me know if you need me to do it hans)00:04
wxlalternately, we can't specialize a default size for qterminal unless we pull this in https://github.com/lxqt/qterminal/commit/c8c06489ec87431b33112e5ee46f8d54410c7cc300:10
wxleven still i'm not sure that would solve the problem in all cases00:11
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @RikMills [<reply to image>], I am still not understanding, which two versions did you use to create this debdiff?05:37
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lubot<RikMills> @The_LoudSpeaker [I am still not understanding, which two versions did you use to create this debd …], It is the diff between 0.14.1-1 and 0.14.1-1ubuntu108:11
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> The one I did was between 0.14.1-0ubuntu1 and 0.14.1-1ubuntu108:20
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> When 0.14.1-0ubuntu1 was created, at that time the debdiff you made must have been done na?08:21
lubot<RikMills> I think I have said this more than once already, but to be very clear.08:26
lubot<RikMills> In a debian merge, the debian/changelog merge entry MUST document the difference between the DEBIAN version and the RESULT OF YOUR MERGE08:28
lubot<RikMills> NOT the difference between the last Ubuntu version and the new Ubuntu version08:28
lubot<HMollerCl> so debian/compat is no longer used?16:35
lubot<HMollerCl> isntead Build-Depends: debhelper-compat (= 12)16:35
lubot<RikMills> @HMollerCl [so debian/compat is no longer used?], as @tsimonq2 posted https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2020/02/msg00000.html16:58
lubot<RikMills> * The "debhelper-compat (= 12)" build-dependency to replace …    "Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 12~)" and "echo 12 > debian/compat".16:58
lubot<HMollerCl> That means that all packages should be upgraded? Or only the ones that will be "touched" anyway?17:05
lubot<RikMills> I would say only those that get touched, or have an issue with 1117:06
lubot<RikMills> @tsimonq2 ^17:07
lubot<RikMills> though my opinion is coloured by having to curate kde stuff, which is over 300 packages... 😆17:08
lubot<tsimonq2> @RikMills [though my opinion is coloured by having to curate kde stuff, which is over 300 p …], Yeah, in our case go ahead and refresh them all17:45
lubot<tsimonq2> Do a thorough look at all of them17:45
lubot<tsimonq2> Standards version, debhelper compat, evil and pedantic Lintian, the works17:46
lubot<tsimonq2> And we removed the 2222 from VCS17:46
lubot<tsimonq2> So go ahead and remove that17:46
lubot<Rutvikm> Is there a special version for Raspberry Pi … If not, can I test Lubuntu on it … Has anyone done it( @The_LoudSpeaker)17:51
lubot<RikMills> @tsimonq2 [Do a thorough look at all of them], I would love to be able to do that in Kubuntu, but ENOTIME!17:59
lubot<ItzSwirlz> @tsimonq2 @HMollerCl @RikMills Is debian/compat even needed?18:40
lubot<The_LoudSpeaker> @Rutvikm [Is there a special version for Raspberry Pi? … If not, can I test Lubuntu on it? …], There isn't as of now. You can install lubuntu-desktop and sddm on ubuntu-server on Pi18:45
lubot<HMollerCl> @ItzSwirlz [@tsimonq2 @HMollerCl @RikMills Is debian/compat even needed?], Not anymore19:16
wxl@apt-ghetto do you know enough about thsi subject that you could put together a solution as a shellprocess? https://github.com/calamares/calamares/issues/120321:46
ubot93Issue 1203 in calamares/calamares "Encryption does not work well with non-QWERTY keyboards" [Open]21:46
wxl@kc2bez @tsimonq2 @hmollercl @The_LoudSpeaker what do you think about creating a shellprocess to alert the user that they have mounts that could prevent erase disk as an option and optionally allow them to unmount/swapoff? re: https://github.com/calamares/calamares/issues/86022:08
ubot93Issue 860 in calamares/calamares "re-think handling of (auto-)mounted partitions" [Open]22:08
lubot<kc2bez> I have been pondering this for a bit.22:11
lubot<kc2bez> I hadn't thought of an interactive approach until you mentioned it.22:11
lubot<kc2bez> I was more or less just thinking of swap too.22:12
lubot<kc2bez> My thought process was a little narrow.22:12
wxlthere's a couple ways we could do it22:15
wxlwe could do qt, pyqt, or my favorite kdialog22:15
wxli would REALLY be inclined towards the latter because it adds one really small depend but it's super practical and crazy easy to use in shell scripts22:16
wxlwe use it at work quite a bit22:16
lubot<aptghetto> @wxl [<wxl> @apt-ghetto do you know enough about thsi subject that you could put toget …], I guess you mean creating a core.img with a shellprocess? No, I don't know enough about it. But I don't think, that this is a good solution. It should be handled by Calamares. … If a newer Grub is installed, the core.img is replaced. And how c22:44
lubotan we sign the custom Grub core.img without a valid private key of Canonical for Secure Boot?22:44

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