15:09:33 <rdieter> #startmeeting kde-sig
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15:09:37 <rdieter> #meetingname kde-sig
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15:09:42 <rdieter> #topic roll call
15:09:49 <rdieter> hi all, friendly kde-sig meeting, who's present today?
15:09:52 <lupinix> .hello2
15:09:53 <zodbot> lupinix: lupinix 'Christian Dersch' <lupinix.fedora@gmail.com>
15:10:10 <pino|work> o/
15:10:21 <rdieter> #info rdieter lupinix pino|work present
15:10:29 <rdieter> #chair lupinix pino|work
15:10:29 <zodbot> Current chairs: lupinix pino|work rdieter
15:10:32 <lupinix> but only partly (so mostly read-only) available, have to work on dayjob stuff
15:12:30 <rdieter> may be a short meeting :)
15:12:33 <rdieter> #topic agenda
15:12:39 <rdieter> what to discuss today?
15:12:51 <rdieter> I can give status on recent updates (bodhi mostly)
15:12:53 <lupinix> nothing special here
15:14:44 <rdieter> ok, let's go
15:14:49 <rdieter> #topic recent updates
15:15:23 <rdieter> biggest recent project was getting kde-apps-17.12.1 built for f27, most of the stack is still in -testing, but getting good feedback/karma so far
15:15:42 <lupinix> works fine here, too. no obvious issues so far
15:16:06 <rdieter> next was syncing qt5 module f27 branch to latest 5.9 from master, in preparation for 5.9.4 coming soon
15:16:31 <rdieter> (since master HEAD is now tracking 5.10.x)
15:17:53 <Kevin_Kofler> FYI, QtWebEngine is tracking 5.10.x everywhere, it has the Nouveau workaround, people gave good feedback for it, but there are still technical difficulties with the -freeworld armv7hl build, which is why I haven't pushed it to stable yet.
15:18:15 <rdieter> <nod>, thanks
15:18:16 <Kevin_Kofler> kwizart is looking into it.
15:20:45 <rdieter> oh, I guess also worth mentioning is PackageKit-Qt-1.0 and friends
15:20:58 <Kevin_Kofler> QupZilla upstream has released 2.2.4 with an impressive list of improvements, I'll update the package ASAP.
15:20:59 <rdieter> friends, including a working apper
15:21:30 <rdieter> Kevin_Kofler helped get plasma-pk-updates working with it, other deps are (mostly) ready
15:21:47 <rdieter> probably a nice thing to try pushing back to f27 and maybe even f26
15:21:55 <Kevin_Kofler> plasma-pk-updates turned out to be easy to fix, just a few lines of obsolete code to delete without replacement. :-)
15:22:09 <rdieter> would prefer to wait for plasma-5.12.0 first (for stable plasma-discover release)
15:22:36 <rdieter> https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/rdieter/Pk-Qt-1.0/   work-in-progress here
15:23:35 <rdieter> moving on
15:23:38 <rdieter> #topic open discussion
15:23:47 <rdieter> anything else worth mentioning before I close the meeting?
15:23:51 <x3mboy> !
15:24:01 <Kevin_Kofler> A new package that will probably soon hit Fedora review (it is in the Kannolo Copr right now): nomad-firewall.
15:24:18 <Kevin_Kofler> A Plasma 5 QML KCM for UFW.
15:24:40 <Kevin_Kofler> This was rather easy to package, I needed 2 patched, but those are already upstream now (my pull requests were merged).
15:25:05 <Kevin_Kofler> So I think I'll put it up for review as an official Fedora package very soon. UFW is already in Fedora.
15:25:08 <rdieter> x3mboy: yes?
15:25:25 <x3mboy> As always, I write you from the marketing team, Do you have a feature list or change set for F28 Release? We want to build the Talking Points in advance, is better to add stuf bit by bit, that make a long list at the end
15:26:52 <x3mboy> In case you don't remember the talking points are the points that help ambassadors to promote each release. More info: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Talking_points_SOP?rd=Talking_Points_SOP#Talking_Points
15:27:09 <rdieter> I don't think we have anything documented yet... off the top of my head, latest platform stuck stuff, like Qt 5.10.x and plasma-5.12.x, and wayland support will be included (not default)
15:27:46 * x3mboy it's taking notes of these 3 stuff
15:27:56 <x3mboy> rdieter, ok, for start that's ok
15:27:59 <x3mboy> Thanks a lot
15:28:36 <x3mboy> eof
15:28:45 <rdieter> ah, and plasma-discover support for flatpak, probably worth mentioning as well
15:28:57 <x3mboy> rdieter, cool! Noted too
15:29:30 <rdieter> that's all I got for now, will think on it... will encourage others to do the same
15:30:14 <x3mboy> Thanks a lot
15:33:49 <Kevin_Kofler> Wasn't "plasma-discover support for flatpak" already in F27 or even F26?
15:34:13 <rdieter> initial support yes, but it's been polished and looks and works nicer now
15:34:18 <Kevin_Kofler> IIRC, I got it even as an update to F25 (which made me remove Discover because I don't want Flatpak dragged in by anything).
15:36:01 <rdieter> discover supposedly has support for offline updates, but I have no idea how to actually do that
15:38:15 <rdieter> that's mentioned on https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.11.95.php for example, "Distributions can enable offline updates", maybe we need to opt-in to it somehow
15:38:35 * rdieter will try to figure it out
15:38:42 <rdieter> anything else before I close the meeting?
15:41:00 <Southern_Gentlem> rdieter, i am planning a new set of updated isos for f27 so help in testing would great (waiting for the 4.14.14 kernel to push)
15:41:25 <rdieter> a worthy cause, thanks
15:41:35 <Kevin_Kofler> Speaking of updated ISOs, expect Kannolo 26 and 27 ISOs within the next 2 weeks. :-)
15:44:23 <rdieter> alright, thanks everyone!
15:44:25 <rdieter> #endmeeting