[00:01] New non-beta ISOs for testing week: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/411/builds [00:13] So do we need to test or wait for an official release/announcement? [00:50] @DarinMiller are you saying that the beta images disappeared? [00:50] I thought that they were respun [00:52] 20200331 in the above notice about the beta matches all those images in your link [00:52] Earlier, Rik was saying the beta iso's were not really beta (just daily respins?) and that more spins were on the way. So I was waiting for the dust to settle before testing again. [00:55] the new one is the un-bugged-libreoffice respin [00:56] if serious bug reports surface we can rebuild with fixes, but testing is def. needed [00:58] ok [00:58] * valorie might be testing tonight [01:19] the mandatory checksums add a few minutes to each test time... [01:20] Hey, they fixed the mouse on the OEM install! [01:20] \o/ [01:24] and it crashes after wireless connection screen...../o\ [01:47] DarinMiller: That is a good test, because I had tested my normal use cases with the previous ISO, and was going to do the OEM next, but I would not have caught the wireless since in a VM, my network emulates LAN. [01:48] I can't even do a normal install.... crashes same place... [01:48] Will attempt a wired connection to see if I can get network connection menu... [01:53] nope, wired connection also crashes. [01:58] Can someone run a sha1sum on their iso? I get 9c6e2ec415034c5564c2b8efb8ca0a0dade17f5e which does not match http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/20200331/MD5SUMS [01:58] (42df3851d8b3db46b6f951558499d79e) [01:58] attempting a fresh zsync.... [02:00] nm, comparing apples and oranges (should be using md5sum -c MD5SUMS) [02:04] md5sum matches. Trying other hw..... [02:12] same issue on 2nd laptop. Is anyone able to install with today's iso? [02:14] oh gosh [02:14] DarinMiller maybe join the Telegram group #ubuntu-quality ? [02:15] https://t.me/UbuntuTesters [02:15] see if the other flavors are running into the same stuff [02:15] * valorie is wrapped up with some other stuff rn [02:18] Almost everyone else has moved away from ubiquity... [02:19] only Lubuntu has done that [02:19] I tested ubuntu Sunday and if they are using ubiquity, it looks entirely different than Kubuntu's. [02:24] sure [02:24] many of them might look different [02:24] same code though [02:25] icky! [07:21] @DarinMiller, These ones are candidates for beta, but may be respun again [09:06] good morning [09:07] Todays daily iso is crashing like Darin says [09:08] Already a fix uploaded [09:08] (Photo, 911x796) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/PO32IbpO/file_26495.jpg [09:09] @RikMills, So it will get fixed tomorrow or what? [09:09] @Santa, ISO should be respun today [09:10] @RikMills, allright thank you very much [11:23] Hi folks [12:28] libqapt (master) v3.0.4-36-ge2cb004 * Harald Sitter: src/package.cpp [12:28] fix negation [12:28] previously it'd only apply to the left hand side of the bitwise & [12:28] https://commits.kde.org/libqapt/e2cb0041bf09dd2be5f103b0b396e9f3a79bac3d [12:28] libqapt (master) v3.0.4-33-g4d15c42 * Harald Sitter: src (3 files) [12:28] port away from deprecated QLatin1Literal [12:28] https://commits.kde.org/libqapt/4d15c42427761dee430a06a8004d8eb9840fff58 [12:28] libqapt (master) v3.0.4-32-g5033a0f * Harald Sitter: src/debfile.cpp [12:28] port to apt-pkg abi 600 [12:28] looks the only concerning change is that md5.h is gone [12:28] https://commits.kde.org/libqapt/5033a0fd25c7889334c1cb0cecc845fbf14be1b7 [12:28] libqapt (master) v3.0.4-34-g0731dab * Harald Sitter: autotests/sourceslisttest.cpp [12:28] port away from deprecated QString::null [12:28] https://commits.kde.org/libqapt/0731dabf198bd178bdc841cdf9da61edfc2c3be7 [12:28] libqapt (master) v3.0.4-35-g86fb808 * Harald Sitter: src/backend.cpp [12:28] port away from deprecated toList [12:28] https://commits.kde.org/libqapt/86fb808d42c306eac23b7db796e8fadfacbe9546 [12:29] libqapt (master) v3.0.4-37-g3f73b48 * Harald Sitter: CMakeLists.txt [12:29] bump version to 3.0.5 [12:29] in preparation of release [12:29] https://commits.kde.org/libqapt/3f73b48371fa2a7faf3d0555ea90bcbb66097ed0 [12:31] sitter: needed in focal? ^ [12:32] oh, a release, so I guess so? [12:33] fails to build without it for me anyway [12:33] right. thanks! [12:45] sitter: the porting away from depreciated stuff. that will not break things with qt 5.12, correct? [12:47] RikMills: shouldn't at least, those deprecations are ancient (4->5 even). freel free to test though, release isn't out yet ;) [12:48] indeed. saw that it is in incoming. thanks again [14:16] -queuebot:#kubuntu-devel- Builds: Kubuntu Desktop amd64 [Focal Beta] has been updated (20200401) [15:29] The Kubuntu installer now aligns with the Ubuntu installer in that it prohibits installation to USB drives. I plan to file a bug unless this decision was deliberate... [15:30] I have no idea [15:31] OK, filing bug now.... [15:37] Strange... "ubuntu-bug ubiquity" throws an warning/error "This is not an official Ubuntu package..." [15:38] It worked fine yesterday.... [15:38] should I specify ubiquity-casper? [15:39] @DarinMiller, WTH? [15:39] 'zactly! [15:41] From a live boot 20.04 session (today's ISO), "apt list ubiquity*" does not show ubiquity.... [15:42] maybe a bug in ubuntu-bug 😂 [15:42] Bugs are so much fun... :) [15:43] ubunutu-bug is correct... the package is not on the list... wait.... let me do a sudo apt update.... [15:43] that SAU fixed it.... [15:44] odd [16:00] I'm installing the last iso build in a VM [16:00] I this one the installed didn't crash :) [16:00] * with this one... [16:01] LVM is blocking my install not that its a USB drive.... [16:08] @DarinMiller, Is that normal for a USB drive? [16:10] On all my hardware, all I ever do is just a normal bios, ext4, standard partitions (root and home) [16:11] After some googling, it seems to be strictly an LVM issue. I rarely test the LVM option, but testing the ISO's a few days ago, I finished by testing LVM install to my USB. I did not realize until now that LVM was causing the installer to choke an not that is was a USB connected drive. [16:12] (Sticker, 512x512) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/lUOWEKI5/file_26576.webp [16:15] Hey, that looks like wimpy... [16:17] (Sticker, 512x512) https://irc-attachments.kde.org/WOz1Wdj7/file_26577.webp [16:22] Successful 20.04 OEM install on real hw. Yay! \o/ [16:24] :D [18:02] where are the beta release notes? [18:18] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/Beta/Kubuntu [18:18] needs work [19:08] Regarding Kubuntu iso version 20200401 when booting into a liveUSB is an automatic disk check expected before being able to use the live desktop? [19:10] Disk check on live boot is now the new normal. [19:11] Is there perhaps a webpage that also details any more new normals? [19:14] The main Ubuntu + Kubuntu release notes will do some of that. neither are complete at the current time though [19:17] In regards to Ubuntu Notifier emails Some high-impact packages changed is there some more detailed info about this somewhere? [19:21] what do you mean by 'ubuntu notifier'? [19:22] * DarinMiller was wondering the same.... [19:22] and they quit [19:22] or timed out [19:23] what do you mean by 'ubuntu notifier'? [19:25] ubuntu notifier: (ubuntu.landing.team@gmail.com) to ubuntu-quality regarding automated report for the ISO manifest-diff check. [19:27] * RikMills still has no clue [19:28] we have nothing called that [19:30] !testers [19:30] Help is needed in #kubuntu-devel. Please ping RikMills, soee, BluesKaj, mamarley, mparillo, wxl, DarinMiller, tsimonq2, crydotsnake-M for more information. [19:31] we have a new candidate beta iso. please test [19:32] * mamarley is "at work" right now, sorry. :( [19:37] OK, re-zsync'ing... [19:37] Hmmm. then again, your morning is not that same time as mine! [19:37] This one is 0 tests done: http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/milestones/411/builds/210012/testcases [19:37] yes, I thought the same.... :) and zsync showed no changes.... [19:37] I have not entered my live session and OEM runs yet... (technically I am WFH... :)) [19:37] Yrah, just realised I had done live session, and then encrypted LVM, testing before I knew your fail reason [19:37] and full disk [19:37] mamarley: no worries [20:36] This is the first real beta candidate, despite earlier tagging, correct? [20:44] yes === who_da_fly is now known as superfly [22:03] WFH improves my Kubuntu testing capacity/capability. Now that my company has demonstrated that WFH is viable, I may attempt for future Kubuntu crunch time events.... [22:05] Off-topic, but if this goes on for a couple of months, a lot of companies (and workers) are going to wonder why they were commuting on petri dishes every day. [22:27] exactly....