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all I'm finding there are VA. Can you right click over the link and copy URL?

that might work, if it's not javascript.

Nyght: sorry, I've got two discs out now, one of the sofresh series, the other the beauty and the beast.

the beauty and the beast I've got is 9399747166423

ah... um, beauty and the beast, is it in a strange language, or is it one you can attach disc id to the one you showed?

Nyght: I attached the discid, it looks identical as far as I can tell.

So yours is the last one attached?

that one?

Nyght: yep. I've got the liner notes too, if that helps any.

nah it's nicely snuggled with Menken. ;) but, there's two disc id's here that looks wrong.

Nyght: that's mine, yep.

Cool, getting mine too

MartinRudat is now known as MingVase

Is your track 11 West Wing?

yep.

urgh! Okay... well, we both id'd the two different discs.. even though I didn't think there was a chance of that at all! :D

Very cool! Thank you Martin, have a good shop night

possibly 17 hours or so.

hmm

ruaok: hey.

sorry, no time to talk. See mail.

Nyght: vote changed. sorry. see note.

Mornin' bye every

one

hi dMp_panda

Mmmmoffice

mornings

Argh!

one day I will be able to create a simple AR without first splitting an artist

sheesh discogs has 20 artists named Nexus :/

Oh cripes.. that's just insane mudcrow

we have two Nexus listed. This will be fun to sort

is there an howto for installing picard on ubuntu? I need help compiling wxpython with UNICODE

and this file isn't available --> http://musicbrainz.org/~robert/build_wx.sh

...point apt at the repository, and type apt-get install picard?

MingVase is now known as MartinRudat

the instructions on the wiki don't work for you?

that's how have picard installed right now, but it still complains about UTF8 support

this page? http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/PicardLinuxInstall

that's the one.

..then again, I'm on a Debian powerpc box...

I don't know, but it maybe some older wxpython package is getting installed insted of the one from the mb.org repository

I'll try downloading from the repository directly...

worth to try if its working for you..

no package for wxpython on mb.org repository :-/

didn't think that there would be one, there isn't one with the debian packages either...

checking picard's dependancies, it depends on the python-wxgtk from normal dapper repositories

don't know why the package is configured as dependant on package it can't use ?

:/

there isn't a version with wide character support available?

the is a package named wx2.6-i18n available from ubuntu universe repository, though I have just installed it and get the same error message

bugger. hmm... it shouldn't be _that_ hard to build wxwindows and wxpython with utf8 support...

...though I'd think that it would be the ubuntu forums/channel to ask about that...

Yay, just added my first CDID thingy

yes, I'll try to compile wxpython (without the script mentioned on the picard INSTALL file)

okay night night..

Nyght is now known as NyghtMARE

G'night Nyght.

I was just asking here cause the Picard Linux install page at wiki makes it seem that installing picard on ubuntu is as simple as adding a repository and typing apt-get install picard, and so I was thinking there was something I was doing wrong

rpedro: it is. did you sudo apt-get update

yes, I already installed picard with apt-get

but I'm getting that error about UTF support

isnt it possible for someone to make a compiled deb package for wxpython with UNICODE ?

do you have python-wxgtk2.6 ?

which unicode error, rpedro?

it installed along with picard, it's on the dependencies

AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'eUTF8'

what versions of libtunepimp do you have installed?

plus a traceback

version 1:0.3.0-9.1ubuntu4

you need libtunepimp 0.4

hmm

assuming I'm reading that right, you need a newer version then

or 5

but that's the one it installed from the dapper repositories

are you using dapper or breezy?

dapper

I misread that as "Are you being dapper or breezy" and thought I'd stumbled into some kind of 1920's slang channel.

looking at mb.org repository directly the packages are different

hence why I was prodding luks, he knows more about picard in ubuntu than me

I've got the package libtunepimp2c2a (the version I wrote above), and that package is nowhere on the repository

coudl you install it from http://users.musicbrainz.org/~luks/ubuntu breezy main ?

strange

or install it manually for the time being

and picard says it depends on python-tunepimp >=0.5.0 , but I have the same version I wrote above installed

don't know how picard even got installed this way :?:

uninstall all the packages and then reinstall them following the directions on the wiki

ok

rpedro: where do you have the libtunepimp 1:0.3.0-9.1ubuntu4 package from?

in official repositories is 0.3.0-9.1ubuntu3

i wonder who screwed up the package and added the "epoch" to the version number

hmm, dunno i'm using just the normal ubuntu repositories

it's probably the regular repositories as amarok depends on tha package

but i have no idea where is this package from

according to http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/libs/libtunep... the version in official ubuntu repositories is 0.3.0-9.1ubuntu3

I'll try removing any extra repositories and see if the package latest version stays

i'd really like to find out how built that package

(and slap them :p)

do tehy say SONY/BMG on them?

EMI.

anyone read about those dogs that were trained to smell DVDs?

They're Copy Controlled.

why would they want to do that?

why would you think?

luks_ : It maybe the package is from universe repository

BrianG: the RIAA has sniffer dogs too?

sorry, DVDs, the MPAA?

MPAA

i read it off of boingboing and its poste by cory so it could be heavily spun

luks_: still I find the fact that picard installed without the correct version of libtunepimp is rather strange

er mark

rpedro: no, it isn't from universe

and it installed because 1:0.3.0 > 0.5.0