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[10:05] what are the remaining dependencies ? [12:07] Still working on them ( new release 5.115 ) launchpad being down Monday set me behind. [14:15] Hi, get an email on Devel list about Ubuntu Merg-o-Matic, just flagging it here FYI. https://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html?showProposed=true&showMergeNeeded=true&showLongBinaries=true [14:18] thanks for the heads up (re @IrcsomeBot: Hi, get an email on Devel list about Ubuntu Merg-o-Matic, just flagging it here FYI. https://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html?showProposed=true&showMergeNeeded=true&showLongBinaries=true) [14:21] devel list sounds like something I should be subbed to. Looking into merge situation... [14:32] * sgmoore goes to the far reaches of dust bunny riddled brain to dig out how to do merges. [15:49] https://invent.kde.org/teams/distribution-kubuntu/to-do-24.04/-/issues/3 Added an OEM installation roadmap [15:49] -ubottu:#kubuntu-devel- Issue 3 in teams/distribution-kubuntu/to-do-24.04 "Switch to Calamares" [Opened] [15:49] Basically most of the parts are there, we just need a looooooot of glue. [15:50] anyway, if someone sees a problem, please let me know [15:52] also, sgmoore: looks like Calamares and the calamares-settings-kubuntu package have successfully published into the release pocket, so they should be ready to seed. [15:53] ok thank you! That's quite a roadmap. Have you checked other distros to see if there are bits we can 'borrow' ? [15:57] I tried... I thought KDE neon had this working but nope. [15:57] no OEM mode to be found. [15:58] We may be the first distro to try to use these features in this way. [15:58] Wow! well that's news worthy. [16:00] @arraybolt3 I see some oem stuff in neon https://invent.kde.org/neon/neon/calamares-settings [16:02] Aweomse work on that ticket for Calamares arraybolt3 [16:02] sgmoore: Huh, didn't notice that. Maybe they were working on it and then dropped it, I dunno. [16:02] Indeed! [16:02] Or maybe the buttons are just hiding. :P [16:02] anyway, I can probably find things to borrow from that. [16:03] cool :) I think they did have it working at one point. Not sure if it still does or you may be right in it's hidden [16:03] It looks like they have a bunch of glue too. [16:03] So that makes me hopeful that this will work [16:03] Yes, definetly news worh, I'll put a task up for a Press Release.. [16:04] Harald is good at glueing things together lol [16:04] I'm not sure how much I can borrow from them since I'm trying to mimic Ubiquity as closely as possible (except for the bad parts :P) but I can probably snag some useful things from their oem user setup config [16:05] cool, hopefully it helps a little. Thanks again for all the super awesome work on this :) [17:00] I've been meaning to port pkgselect to a UI file, btw [17:00] Plus, we'll need translations for that ;) [17:01] Harald is the only reviewer in the last maybe year or two where I've gone "oh man, this is SO GOOD" - you really do learn a lot working with him :) [17:02] Yup. He is wonderful to learn from. [17:11] Precisely why I added him to the release notifier MR :) (re @tsimonq2: Harald is the only reviewer in the last maybe year or two where I've gone "oh man, this is SO GOOD" - you really do learn a lot working with him :)) [18:35] Trying the first build of calamares-settings-ubuntu with the OEM config packages [18:35] s/packages/files/ [18:44] um... the package actually built [18:56] ok, so I guess it's time to do the actual testing. Going to take me a while, I'm expecting lots of problems but the initial "throw it together" phase is done. [19:17] https://i.imgur.com/Mf6MVk4.png This is what the OEM install mode trigger looks like currently [19:22] mhh... what did I do: https://i.imgur.com/a59hCzF.png [19:23] oh, and this is about to bomb out entirely because of a silly mistake I made [19:24] actually, it didn't bomb out [19:24] and I see what I did wrong [20:22] sgmoore: I don't know if anyone told you, but the New Kool way to upload to Ubuntu is `dput ssh-ubuntu` :) [20:23] * arraybolt3 still just uses dput ubuntu [20:23] it's fast, it's simple, it stays out of my way [20:23] In a general sense, Security Is Good. In a more pragmatic sense, ssh-ubuntu is much less flaky than the FTP server backed by `ubuntu` [20:24] I usually work on a shared network, so someone MITMing my signed source.changes file is possible and Not Good. [20:24] From a security standpoint, I already signed it with GPG, it's plenty secure. From a pragmatic standpoint, it'll take me less time to have one failed upload and then switch to ssh-ubuntu than it will take me to confirm that I really do want to upload over and over again. [20:24] Does ssh-ubuntu really do that with you? hmm [20:24] It doesn't for me. [20:25] I seem to remember it did [20:25] sgmoore: now you're also aware there's conflicting opinions :D [20:52] Lol clear as mud! [20:52] ssh-keygen [21:05] I am pleased to announce I just did a (mostly) successful OEM installation of Kubuntu 24.04 LTS using Calamares. [21:05] I discovered a few things of interest in the process: [21:05] * The wallpaper app I build, we don't need. Calamares runs fullscreen. [21:06] * Calamares OEM setup mode works really well, which was a bit of a surprise [22:10] Nice!!!! (re @IrcsomeBot: I am pleased to announce I just did a (mostly) successful OEM installation of Kubuntu 24.04 LTS using Calamares.) [22:37] sgmoore: Apologies in advance for how boring this video may be, but here's a screen capture of the Calamares OEM installation in action. Seems to work really well at least to begin with. (There's a slight hiccup where I had to install Calamares while in OEM configuration mode, this is just because Cala isn't seeded yet.) [22:37] https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jIZ7Khq2iBNTnJJKtVwkzUDPlaWxc2Ey/view?usp=sharing [22:38] probably will need VLC or MPV to view [22:45] Will have to look when at 🖥 :) [22:55] sgmoore: oh also, Calamares and calamares-settings-kubuntu should be seed-able now. [23:06] Uploading new calamares-settings-ubuntu with OEM config.