[02:53] https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/arianna/ [02:55] wished i can join the akademy (re @IrcsomeBot: https://akademy.kde.org/2024/program/) [02:56] its already in snap right? (re @RikMills: https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/arianna/) [10:48] @sgmoore sorry about the confusion on the purpose fix. my fault [10:49] no worries [10:57] @myfenris found a useful thing. withy the new sources list file format, if you add a line before the Signed by: line of Trusted: yes, that skips the need for the signature. Apt still notices, but carries on anyway [10:57] @myfenris found a useful thing. with the new sources list file format, if you add a line before the Signed by: line of Trusted: yes, that skips the need for the signature. Apt still notices, but carries on anyway [10:58] thanks for sharing .. but if we maintain the current signature should not be a problem too right? (re @RikMills: @myfenris found a useful thing. with the new sources list file format, if you add a line before the Signed by: line of Trusted: yes, that skips the need for the signature. Apt still notices, but carries on anyway) [10:59] You and also add a Enabled: yes or Enabled: no line to enable/disable a ppa [10:59] eventually it won't be, once LP admins update things (re @myfenris: thanks for sharing .. but if we maintain the current signature should not be a problem too right?) [10:59] You can also add a Enabled: yes or Enabled: no line to enable/disable a ppa [11:00] I mean eventually the new sig will take over [11:01] obviously if you have already added the new one as you have, that will stick [11:04] yups this one already noted before (re @RikMills: You can also add a Enabled: yes or Enabled: no line to enable/disable a ppa) [12:32] Hi all [19:52] hi everyone [19:54] RikMills: so purpose is installing some extra files in debian because they have the kaccounts build dep, and these files are conflicting between the kf5 and kf6 version, is that correct? [19:54] Correct [19:55] And hi [19:55] hi sgmoore [19:55] so ... do you know the file paths of the conflicting files? [19:56] Not at computer, just know they were service files, one was google [19:57] ok, if you know the files let me know [19:57] so I guess the Breaks/Replaces are "correct" in debian, BUT: [19:58] the kde objective was making kf5 and kf6 co-installable [19:58] /usr/share/accounts/services/kde/nextcloud-upload.service [19:58] /usr/share/accounts/services/kde/google-youtube.service [19:59] aha [19:59] So a bug needs filed upstream then [19:59] so maybe the missed this issue in kde [19:59] Yeah [19:59] indeed, that's what I was going to say [20:00] I go in for surgery in the morning so taking it easy for rest of today if you could file please [20:00] ack [20:00] just for the record: https://community.kde.org/Frameworks/6.0_Release_notes [20:01] there's a "Coinstallability" section there ↑ [20:02] Yup, they definitely missed the purpose failure there [20:43] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=490471 [20:43] -ubottu:#kubuntu-devel- KDE bug 490471 in frameworks-purpose "Conflicting files between purpose kf5 and kf6" [Normal, Unconfirmed] [23:04] dpkg-divert as a temp solution?